c J . . . 3 '


m ^ 0 l 5? s t ;


OEIGHT) aOINE


^ q r s in a ll e x e c u te


■jyrODl'jnN »n<l Up-to-tlnti* . o<|uipitu'nl i>nnliloi >h lo


oNoc'iito nil kiiuls oi' joliUTy, tVoin inr^iv striM'tui'nl work to triniii^ jolis in tin* Imiums nt n (lofuiito saving of !;oth litm' ami money. Wimlou's, iloors. cuphonrd.s, stairs. ot<\, ran (|uicldy hi> Imilt with ahsointe


inccisimi in cnir own worJc",, All classes of work ai'e c/irrird


or hiiihiitiK prohloin is at yoin* Korvieo anytiim*. KstininJe> ^iv<m without ohlij^ation.


Wo nro also Comploto Undor~ takers. Excoilont sorvico roasonablo charges.


oiiL at .sliorl noliru ami our «!X|M


M‘t jolvirr on any jotnfrinj'


ADVERTISER AND TIMES. FR ID AY , AIAY 4, 1934. I gallons, ami thu amount in the tank after


; Weeks) : If Mr. Craven lenders the ovitlenee I will put it down, hut I do not attach


mcnls talsen and they are tlilferenl. 'I’ho Magistrates’ ‘Clerk (Mr. W, S.


much imiiortance to it. Tt is all based on one <lay’s Mow. Mr. Cravtui: I .want the witness to give


I t w:is agreed that Llie small


I vet»le<l the folh)wi;ig day hy the driving in of the plug.


by reasonable eare?—Y«.*s. it bad lieen pre Tho Mark on tho Grass.


Established, nearly a.


ccfttury ^ A v V ^ E E V E R S o - S O N S : i € i i S , O N S f ' .


to the farm .si.v vear.s ago until tlie <lay you were therf* the plug liad never been u.sinl r*—He tolfl me he had piimpeil it. 'I’lio plug was covered?—Yc>, hy perhaps


tank by means of a ptimp?—Ve>, He was finite open rlnmt luerylhing. 1 am not .saying lie know.s about it. Did lie say that from tinr time he went


place ill .Inly. Docs the brown murk start tnun where the plug is? — Yes. that was my ohservatiim. Witnes'i sail! that the brown unark led to


mark been there?—J assume it was quito recent, heeausi* if it had been old the grass would liavi? recovered some of il.s freshness, Do \(»o .say the grass had not recovered 1 do. How long would you suggi-sl tin* marl


had been then*? - I .shouki think it had been caused within seven days from tin time I was there.


to tin* condition of the tisb.


on till* bed of tin* stream and if putr«>fiti tioil had set in, they would have ceine I the surface owing to decomposition.


T H t


of th«> brown mark to the .stream was Dili .vards. He .made no minnt«* ('vajiiinali of the ditch, because it was not a diti'h in wliich fish uould live owing to the shjj He saw traces tif liquid manur


MODEL 5922. Twilfit fzlnflo In atrong fancy art. Hilk 'matorinl. willi art. ailic clantic iuBotrt at ahloH. Moderate doptlu nlightly cut


up in front, [''itted with two ]>airrt <>f huh- pomlors. In toa*ro.so. Sizes


imdics. <7


a ater in it.


DIsiurbod by Spado 7


(‘viilem-t* (»f an (‘scape. Kven if lhi*re was, m\ .suggoliou is that


lake ; had a ahmil. I suggest you eeiild lia\e disturbed tiu plug in that way?- -.Vo.


.Mr.


you disturhisl that plug >u .\*mr diggini do not agrc(* with that .suggestion. Wa- the plug sljitwing?- -11 was half


i l l l


MODEL SOSO. A TwiKit underhelt model in atrong uoutil. Tho undi'rbelt faatenH at left aide with hooka and oyea. Fitted with aix au.^- ponderH.


inohe.H 15/iid. inchcH 16/11d. ' I


M A D E IN E N G L A N D F U L L Y G U A R A N T E E D


AH Twilfic corsets are fitted with the fantous TWILGRIP SUSPEN­ DERS—guaranteed not


tS8l CO ladder the finest hose b l^


MODEL 193. T'wlKit corHf*L nmdo iu floml broohe matorial trimuuHl at top with laoo. Of nttniolivo np{H'aranco and c.x- eeptionally gowl ahape. Four fanny fluflpemiora. in pink. SIzpa 21!.30 incluw 8/t1d. M 3l-3rt inohc.i 10 Gd. C/T-


COLEMAN’S


22/24, CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE


CONERON F.S.M.C., F.B.O.A., F.I.O., SIGHT TESTING O BY EXAM.


olRhl leitlngand Optical Treatmant uuder the National Health Insurance Acts.


by the Joint Council of Qualified Opllciaua lor Moor Lane^ G lith e ro o


A w id e ra n g e o f F A N C Y G O O D S s u ita b le fo r e v e r y o c c a s io n .


'''y:.' ffi


-•'^;-J l§ V(' > c ,r. „


f}r"J , l\- t i l i ; ^ " , . . ; <■ > • %* ■ . \ S ' r»’v L . s'* ..iu isLj .


t > , \ >4*.Vit Ai ^


' if^*/ e ^ v’N -Ai * r - A 4 -fi ^ ^ -■W r- ^ < ^ Si’’ K i Ns.. A d v e r t is e r a n d T im e s O ffice s PTICIAN


In pink. SizM x\r2


\'ii*w. .*sawley. ‘.ai<l that belwceii .*'-31) and P-O a.m. on Sunday. March l l th , widle patr«*Hing Sawlev Hatchery, In* found sotu**


.source (»f pollution hut llu* .streams ami river wi'i'*' iu Hood and he ua* uusucicssful. Oil Mareh l l th. In* accompanied .Mr. .Slu'ard Ids


Ih* made elfoits to traci* the


evith-MCO. 'I’lu* .Magistrate's’ ( ’lerk: Is it suggested


‘iispectiou and corroborated Ids


taiiU‘d the spad(> to get the s«itl away frtuu tin* end of the pipe.


On the Sunday, In* ua> in the ue\l Held to Mr. .Vspiu’s farm, along with .Mr. H. L. I'akuiiiuls ami Mr. H. IUi*azard and In* ask**d •*m* of (b'feiulaut’s men if tlo-y had b«‘«*n


' 'lip|>i«>g sheep. Tin* man rep!i«*d: '* .Vo. W(* have not. Whv • have v.»u f»tund s«um* (lea.I lish?”


More About tho Mark.


The Ibuilevard, I’ reston. said In* was present at


uas (»lis4'rved. .Mr. Haekhous**: Was tin* hrowu mark «i*t


tin* West Hiding Hi\ers lb*ard, sai»| he analysed the sample of uater taken from the diii-h. Mr. nackhoiis(' said no part of tin* sampic


of I*arliaii;cnt saying (h'I'end.inl should !•** given a part of tin* samph*.


for ounmeul hut we cannot reject the idence. WitiU'ss said the li(pdd had a brownish


.islinu'iit and contniiu'd a largi* proporti«'ii


of liquid iuauure. which would h«* harmful to lish life and, iu .quantity, would cause


d»*''lriiction. Mr. UacVhouse: K |i<piid manur** the onlv


suhstatua* that would cans** tish t** die with tlieir mouths wide open ?— N**. there are


other things. Fnless this siihsiatict* " *n l into tin* river


in big v«»lnm(‘, it wmtld not poi'on ti 'h?- - it depends on’ the proportion. Once the


di'LsoIvi'd o\yg*’i» tlu* l«sb wouhl di**. Mr. ( ’raven: In other words, the hover


the water, tlu* less manur** rr*iuirc*l t*» kill tiio lish?—*YcJ».


{unount of liquid manur** r**ai'he* such a pr*'portion as l*» ileprtvi* tlu* slr**am (M


* It is n matter


was given to defi'mlant. 'I'lu* Magistrates’ C’lerk; 'Vhere is no Act


slain ? -■ No. .I*»hn H*-nrv liuiner. chief inspeel(»r of


it?- -Tlu* heel of \(»ur s|uu* would sink hall an inch. W.is then* grass growing ihnuigh tin*


inch in llu* soil. Was it Itrm \


She:ird’s inspi'cliou. 'fhe brown mark began at the eiul of tin* pip(* and could mu


luue he(*n cauM'd hy tin* small leakage which


or dry!**- It was slightly damp lo ah*mf an \ lu'u you put your loot on


.I«*bu Iloyd, ^vater hatldf. of “ Fortoii,” tin* liipiid maituit* tank during Mr.


was a leakage. 'riu* hriuvu mark was dr.v.


that tho leakage fnuu llu* plug c:utsed llu'so lish to be kilbtl? .Mr. (*ra\en: .No. Witness told Mr. Ihuklu'Use that he oh-


It "a> clear tlu*ro


dead trout in .sljpiug Hack and lliei't* wore :vlst> (b'a»l tisli iu the poml at the bateber.v. Tlu* pta'vious atti'riioou liu-ri* t\ei'(* m> d«*ad li.sh there.


the cud of tin* pipe "a s not knit together tiiul Iu* olitaiiied a spade to ch'ar it awa.\ Ids lirsL sus|»icion being that thei«* was ; land (liain into wldi'li tlu* manure uas gelling. Deleudanl then told him llier«* had formerly he»*u a grip to lead llte maiiun* away to tlu* land. .*sidue\ Jsparkes. wat«*r hailllf. Hank


sliowing and I could see lher(* wa.'J an eseiipc \\itiu*ss said he c(mhl see llu* turf about


Itai klioU''e : I suggest ^>'ou had to spade to limi the plug? — No. \\’« spade to e\ainim* the turf round


'I'lieie uas already Tho Dofonco. riie cas.,. tor tin. prosi'eiiliun having bet'u


closed, .Mr. Iluckliouse said ilefeudant would fcay thill sinc(* he went to reside at tin* tariu '■iv vears ago. Iu* had never ii'*'*l llu- plug a t the i*iid of the (dpe for tlu* purpO'** of taking manure from llu* tank. He luptied it with a pump from tlu* top,


'*D*iam.


.VoluMly eoiild b«'li**vo tliiU .Mr. .\'-piii look out tlu* plug or alloucd it to he loo^o ami thus was(i'd tlu* valuable ceulcut '. of tlu* uk b_\- b' t i ing llu* luauur** run into tlu* It was agr.-ed that tlu* small


leakag*- could not liav.* done llo* datiiag*- and it foltowi-d that tiu* pro-eriituui alb'ged thill (Iu* plug bad I....... n-tiuived deliber­ ately or as a re>ult of iiegligeiu-e.


'flu*


laet ivas that deroiulant neu- r had the idea that tlu-re \va> iiiiv How iruni tho pip«* and wnulil prove that the hroun mark li;oi


been oil the gia-*-. si iue February Cth. vvlica the tank was last «*iiiptu-d. and was tlu*u iiised b_v an overilow from llu* car t . Hrass w.is growing tlir»uigb the 'tuii i.


If ilo* gi'- tratc- won* -.atislii-d that d*-feiidaut


had uo knouiedge of any -crioii- l.-akiig**. Ills submission uas that they coiiM not •ouvicl.


prove iieglig*'uce ami tlu*\ had not dom- -o. Tlu* .Magistrates' Clerk '.lid the l.iu uould


.* so tiir as to say that boi«»r.- a comu- tion ■ould be registered, ih*fciulant musi ha ie .uowii or ought to have known. Mr. Ikieklious.-: 1 agleo, if IIot ** uer** in uiiistaiices to allow him t*i kium. outeiitioii is tliat this luinvii mark luis u>'


n*lati*m to llu* pi|u*. that it doos not start then* and duos not got witlun a v.ird of tuo of it.


Farmer’s Evidence.


D«’f«*ndant supportod Mr. Ilaokhouso's tal**moiits as to tin* tank and tlu* broun


mark. He said the plug uas burusi ami ho had always mown over it, Tlie brou u m.irk did not go within a vard or tuii ards fiom tlu* (*iul of the pip** aiul c*<ul«l


not have been eaus,-«l by mantir** ib'uliiv: from tlu* pip**. .Vvtually’ tlu* murk start**.I vvlur.' the pumping ua> .buie. When tlu* iuspoetor visit.*d tlu* f.mu. tlu* m.irk u.i*


firm and «lry. Th«*re uer.* live uorms in e ditch. In reply (o .Mr. Craven. ([«*fend.nit s.ud


there wa-, no tain on his farm belui .-n Mareli f ! t b un.l 1 tt!i and llu* s t f . in i ' u*'r«* lu'l iu H.u*d. H** agre.'d tlu*re w.is a light luiMow down the juiddh* of (bo brou it o and tin* bol!«»w tu'gan at tin* outt**l lb.* pin**. He uimbl not agr**.* tlial


tiu're n.-o<lo«| to be a treiiu'inlous oVi*r[|.*w Irom the i-art t«* cau'** tin* mark. “ If


.vou are eart i i ig miitiur** .>u to tlu* knul .iml it is dripping, it will burn.” b.* sai.l. Mr. CT.iveu; H«'w long u ill it last '' -Two


or lbr.*«* vvi’.*ks. This la-.t«sl t'lve wc**ks arror*ling t.* v.*u.


and w.is still brown? - Yes. You u.-re pn*>enl wlnn the eml of the


pipe was disclo'*‘d ? -Ye s . nhi'n tln*y du*.; (horn to it.


You saw u cer tain aniouul of liquid


manure c(»iuing «>nt of the pipe? Then* uas noui* lH*fon* lln*y slug down to it. Can vtsu *'\pkun ulnrt* the li.^uul manur**


in till* dit(‘h catue f rom? I tievi'r s . i " any ill till* ditch. I f iliere was manure there, must it hnv**


conn* from thi* pipi* end' ' - I t couhl hai** eotiu* (r.uu tlu* IrtUK or tlu* tuidden nbm»*. Won knew tlo*re w.Ts a plug in the pip*'


( * n d ? " l knew there was a pipe but T drd not knmr Iimr it was seale,! up. Had you not taken pr**eautions lo «.h*


that it was sealed proju’r ly ?—X«>. I lu'ver touehed it . Then* w.is not iiing to lead im* t«v look at it. Yt'ii *lo not den\- that fish ««<r«* k i lb s l ? - -


No. f\vn ,vou Mtggv'sl an.v other sotms** of


p*»llution ? —N*', The Mai:istrat(*-v’ Cle rk; Have you ever


It was for llu* piosceutiou t«i


MR. A. HOLGATE ON COUNTY COUNCIL.


.Mr. Artliur Holgal.*, of .Monlou Hall .My


il.i.v un loUou-- A. Ih'lgat**


Whall.-v, llu- agfu'uIiur.Tl «*\p**rt uho ua* form.*rly Lib.-ral (.uulid.il** tor Heiiriih am t o •k'‘rmoulh. i •. llu* siu cc-siul immiiiee ii the Hncri liH«* el.-i tum t** tiu* Countv Couiu'd llu* i*'sult u;is dl•t•lat'^■^l at iio*ui nn S.i tur


...............................


H. Holro.vd ....................... .M.ijoritv


I 17,', Uiily about lo p.*r cent . **f tlu* eb-c tof '


......... I.!*".*!’* 17


n gis l.T. *{ Ib.-ir v«>t* > in tlu* .•b*. ti*ui. uhit-b lollouetl (be ib a th o( Cotiiicdlor doitu dobliiig, .I.H.


tills p.*r**utag.* is gr r. i ter ib.m that at the previous contest in tlu* d i * tn r t .


WHY BE RHEUMATIC?


Tho Causa Is Excosi Acid Due Waak Kidney Action.


H.v.'rybiHly has acid in the *»ystom. to It


only c.ium*s r iunm. i t ic pain wluut defectiv e kidiu’v ui'tioit albivvs cm ewx’vs t») remain


aiul lorm into «rv*taU nhich hwlge in the i-unts aiul miiM Ics .md in the nerve shi>.vth.i. Do.in.** hr:in*l H.ukacho Kul iuy HdU 5tinuis


l.it** till* uc.akeiu'd kiiliu'.’is, lielping thorn to r*.-tnov«* th:-» evcvsis ,u-td and >*> oTereomt* rheumati*s'n. lumbago, vcmlic.v. renal dropsy backaclu* and kimlr*’*l iliso.dcrs.


t>u lo th .March, U>1.3, Mn». F, S.Tunders,


37.^ .(h*\andra-ro.»d. WoMiiiglmrough, ivaiil' “ For .V fortnight 1 hohhiiMl .Tl>out ’ and I wa-i in IumI for ihri'o msok^. Kvery p.irt nf my biuly u.is p.amful, and there were bad MvcUitig-s arouuil all rny j»>itits. '• I fear»Hl I should never walk properlv


hut Doan« Il.iekaehe Kidney I»ilU prnvf^fi this mist.-iken. They corrected tlie weak-


m-ej and rid m** of p.iin. I enjoy iM’.tutiful lu'.vUh now.'* On 20ih August Hkin. .Mrv.


.'J.Tunder*


-s.u.I; *• .Mv he.nith ha< h«*s*n rvni giwvd »inc(v Ibi.ins Hills ri*l me of kidnev eemplaint .-\nd rluum.-Ui^m. (Signe,U V. S a u n d e n . " D*» as .Mrt. Saunders did. Hefu«e in-


feriivr ouhstitutes nnd insi:st upon Tio.ans* I*. Jbl., lU. on.I .'is.


The vn*l of (-sluc.vtinu \\ tIu' capaci tv for


li l, .rtv_--i .i tiinVi. titi ii „ita irontmi tU So Im f re e .—The iVan of WelU.


IWU '"P-'-niM* nB.mti.t tivn in April. * par'.ment. rni'7k '7rn!n-s T ' ^ hatlmig coins '-'’"C <>i*-


.;ifri.i.l nf « lm, p..n , : i . , '7m, l :rTnv: ' btldfl


4, e n I ofcfi T >#x».


P»ty that peopb- ■»......» . the\ Were afraid


ruM«* thing* hlV.TU


liimkin,:. \v,. ■ "


statiVi. „ i.__ ■ IWlien ' H Was 7 ' * " ’ ■ >='■*


hivaus,, nf <U-


nf thn ’ * \Vn'iiLn,| I ' l . U " . .Mr. H. K. Hurt.Ill, Cl.*rk l*i Hurnl.v Dis trict Council, s t a i . s tli.it ev.-u


known the end of that 1 liav*’ imv


«*.sc tm: murk'.


.Mitton, Marcli li'ad


(Joorge Hiihirison. s;nd


hi* to i*ajiiiig


Idili. tilt*


end ir.iiii tin*


Tiu* of


pip*.


Used It at all. Cnso Stopped.


iiisiieci«*d pi|»** pipi* to l.*ak?—No


faiJinT, of Witbgil l. llu*


lir.nvn mark the


eoiib! riu* mark had lieeu on


farm dul


aiul taii.se tlu* ground oiisideralib* liim* Imcaii'** then* was grass


growing ihrougli it . The mark couM have been caused on February .-ith hv manure spill.‘d during tlu* fdliug’ of the ‘ear t . Tic ditch Was eb'aii. Simil.nr evidenn* was given hv lb•niamill


.‘smallcy, farmer, Si.meli il l, ( J t iudletou, and by Tempest Wo.xl, f.irnicr. Hemllettm Hail. At this stage, tin* Chairman (Mr . Hur-


grcav**.s) saiti tlu‘ri* uas no need for fiirtlu-r **yid«'iirt*. “ \\ »* tio not think tlu* pros**eu- tioii h.is made out a case, ami it ui l l h< disinissetl,” lie said.


tin* Moinhiy, how long would it taki* to poison the l isl i?- - l t is a very cimcentral lifluid and as soon as it reached the I' destruction would hi> instantaneous. W’ltness said (hi* distance from tin? end


Supposing llu' plug had hci-n removed oi


I am saying that owing 'I'hey were


the ditch down which slop water ran. That water (lid not How in (iimnlities sulhci(*nt. to kill I'ish. Mr. Ibickliouse; How long had the l>rown


owing to the fai l that Just below the tank there wtis a leakage and thi« land rouml about was rather heavy. You saw it in March ami mowing takc.s


Xo.


half an iiu'h of soil, no more. Do you know it has been mown over? I should he .surprised to hear that


whatever juanure went into the stream went ilirect from the plug umler the tank?— V»*s. I ua.s led \o that assuiiH)tion hy marlcy on the gra.ss. Dill defiuniant tell you he emptied the


iMr.- naekliouso: Voii are sjilislieil that


that the pollution came from tho liqiiitl mantire tank on Hill Farm. Mr. (.'raven: Could it have bciui prevente


eniptied it with a pump from thu top. Nofiody couUl believe that Mr. Aspin took out the plug or allowed it to he loose ami thus wasteti the valuable eoutents of the tank hy letting the maiiue run int«> liie stream.


all his ohservation.s, wln?llu*r they are f«tr the iKuictit of the prosi'oniion or Die defom^c. Witne.v.s saiil ho formed tin* impression


.‘hi tlays fro4ji the tank being emptied was only 1,700 gallons, ho suggesLoil there was jlilfeiaMice of l,hl)() gallons to account for. IMr. Ihickhouso: I also have had measure*


RUBBER STAMPED MINDS,


J t HE CH ILD R EN ’S MIRROR| 'rmc .six(HX(;


img.


A pig then* wn.s who used to sing, He ’d warhh* (lay and uighl.


And when ho wasn’t singing—well. He’d hum with all hi.H might !


Tlu* song birds emiUI not stand the* And heggi'd him to desi-.t.


Hut with his grmviy singing, that Old porki*r would persist.


Ho drowtu‘d the cinekitm of llu* hens. And made the cock’ rel hoarse;


The ducks were .strangely s ilent :i.s 'riiey stei’nal a sourthern course.


'riu*n (uu* fiiu* day the eliiekens clucked, .\ml ducks lu'gaii to (|uaek.


And even .Mr. Crowing Cock. Soon got his I'liu* voici* hack.


Tin* porker's voice 'twas silent now Ami could not oeluH's waken.


For farmi' r’d turned l lial pig into Such fat and strealcy haeoii !


Al lTIU'H CHnO.-U. —*WH*— FI Vl^d'I XC F.H KD JACK.


two ami thrown back* into tlu* sea, eacli part grow.s new limbs nml hceonu’.*, a s»'par* at(* >,tarli.sh.


ri*snltiiig in lunltiplicntion. THF .SHD.NCK


-•HW—- DK.’- irHl tYS C’LIFF.^


skehToii of a mai’iiu* animal. Tlii- may lx* news to \'ou.


kinds of spong**. One ol tlu* small.•j.'t varii*tifs can do slupciubm*, damage.


Tlu* spiuig** you u>e in your liatii is the 'riier*,* are. of cour-»*. many It i-


a tinv. woijii-liko creature calhsi (he ( ’lioua. Somehow this cieatun* can hor** us tunnel in lime.stone. Somelim*- its tunneU so luuieyeomb elilfs that great masse, of tlu* clilFs simply cnnnhle away.


must be very wonderful for it enables tlu* ant army t.> keep t.ig**lber lik** a black- ribbon twisting over llu* earth. The strip oi ants may h«* an incli or two wide aiul nearly a imh* long. Woe to anx.uie wim gets in the road «*f tiu-s.* aiils i'u .\fri. a. AM beasts tlei* from tliem or lliey would be (ateii by (he ants.


elephants an* wisi* .‘luuigh to hurr\' out oi tho way of a driv(*r aiU armv. hi Hrazil tliere is ail equally lien-** sort of driver aut.


I•!veu the Jiiighty


sight. Although tho-** aiils have very p(»*«r sight, tlu'V cnmmuiiieat** with one aiu*tlier hy sens.* ,n‘ touch.


'I'HF ANT THAI ’ KI.FPHA.Vr.S .\n armv of driver aiiU is a u.mderful


'I'liis laugiiag*' of touch


at the tips nf its ray.s? ’fhey are proluibly not such ii.‘'efn! eyes as ours, 1ml tlu*y enable tho greedy slarli.su to tiiul and eat about lilty oysters a w«*ek.


Did yon know that a stariish ha ey«*s If a stariish is lorn in 'I’liis mi io.',laiic«* *>f divi-Nion sound THF M'OUNDKD LEOPAUD.


how dangerous, it is to pursue, for uistanee. a wmiiuled leopard.


ferocity of such animals, wliou woumi Increased enonnonsly.


atnoMjx llio lal t le of llio .surrmiml.iig villages. Klforts were made to^ sliool tlio marauder, and at last an Indian liuiitor Micccedi-Hr in hitting it. Unfortniintoly


was at large in the jungle t(?rnhtHl tlu* imtives. and they appenlod to air. ^(i. ^A. Dyer. Hrilislier maiiag**r i*f a ........ estate, to <h*slroy the animal.


iiear-hv tea


Dyer’s erie*.. ru**h(*d to the res(*nc, :ind suc- cetsled in shooting tho animal dead at pnint-


night the eouragooiis !Mr. liver died of his iniurii's in a forest hiingalow.


—-I-K-J-


OFH przzi.K ( ’OHNF.n M l.^>I.V(; CO.VSONANT.S.


dcserihetl : I . .\ - - i - Ji A eontineiil.


Fill in the consoniiiits to spell the words


•J. I ' - - e - - a I > Not sure. .’k - I* . - u - - Humlr»*d years. I. - a - a - II A desi*rt.


.ir.\mM*:D h a l v i ->:. Ib'low all* two rows of b*ttt*rs. Two of


llui'e ill tlu* top row when correctly arranged spell the first half of part of a tree or |duiil; the oth.*r two spell thi* siH'<*nd half of a >ea*going vess,*|.


In tlu* lnw(*r


tow an* tlu* ivmaiuing letters to complele tlu* wonls ih‘si rihed.


H I V O S H U T


.'•iOLrTIU.N’.*; *H> HAST WKKK’S ri 'ZZLFJ^. Hidd.-ti Furni ture, - -1, Sof.i ; *J, chair; .'k


stool. Di'agoual Acrostic.— V .■ a r


h o r .‘1. core-score.


w!m!f. lu'a.IligliL. Heading Words.-


t'liaraih*.— First , si*cond. l ight ;


I . t ) w 1 - b« I w 1; i!, el-f.*el; r .w i j- : Him..


lilaiik range. Tin* rescuer was too late, howover. That


started after the leopard in tho morning. .‘si*arc(>lv had ho (*nt(*red the jungU* than the woiimUul leopard sprang upon 'Mr. Dyer from a tree. The tea nlanter’s gun w.as knocked out of his hand, loavmg Inm in an almost hopeless position. Without hesita­ tion, however, ho tackled tin* ferocious animal with his naktHl hands. 'I'ho terrihh' claws tore* at his hand.s and faeo, hut he grimly struggled on. Anoth(*r Furopoan, attracted hy


Mr. Dyer promi.setl to help. Aeeompani(.*d hy a single hearer only,^ ho


the animal was only wounded. The knowledge that a womidiHl leopard


Near .Torliat, n leopard was causing hayoo


ICvorv experienced hig-gumo himt(.*r knows 'i ho cimiung and .


lA l


Statements A(»epted To Save Trouble of Thinking.


An Outspoken Clergyman on a Modem Disease.


T h a t tho present gene rat ion is suf fering f rom rubber .stamped minds is tlie conten­


tion of the Hev. *1. L Ci. Hi l l , Vi c a r of lluwes. .speaking a t Cl i theroe l lo t a ry Club yestertlny week. Tho pres ident (Mr . D. Li s t e r ) presided. Mr . Hill said he had jus t been having


hi.s house repairt*vl. He knew tha t vvlma lie gave the job to one of three pa inte r s in


tho village the other two would leave tho ciioir . ' Tha t hapxieiied. The t rouble about the a r t of l iving was t liat one never knew uii ich way other people were going to jump.


mV. Hi l l said he wanted to know


whv cpiito inlel l igei i t men would bo iip.set if "they suw a blaek c a t coming towariLs them, "and very pleased if they picked up a new p in? Why was i t .sporting tor ly


man to get drunk while if his wife g o t drunk it was disgus t ing? Why was i t ia order for a man to smoke, 1ml not , in .somo circle.s. perfect ly in order for a woman to .smoke? Then!* was confusion of thoughb which led to confusion of mind and went a long way towards ni».setiing people ’s con­ duct and niakiiig them awkward.


I f an Ivnglishmaii went lo a funeral a t two o’clo ck


in the nf tonmon in evening dress pisiplo would think it was seaiulalous, whereas i f a Frenchman went to a funeral not in ev»*n- ing drv'-*. tho Freneli people would think that .ccniuialous.


Rubber Stamp Ideas. C’onl inuing. Mr . Hill considered tho


dic*t*aso which was reaimii'-ihlt* for the.so thing** was a rahher .stamii. From liirtli one was surrounded by people ot various sorts u>ing rubber s tamps and cons tant ly impie-*sing opinions upon one's mind.


f t


seemed to bo tho impri^ssiou t l iat one mus t go tlirongh li fe with those opinions o r i t would h«.* wor.*>e for them and for other peopb*. No one S(‘omed to he nhle to t l i ink lor hunseli. Heopl** had got »uil ol tim habi t of thinking for themselves. TI 103* accepted what tlu*.v luuj been told, and h*;- (UUsi* they had he**n told it and impressed with the ruhh»*r .stamp they said i t was true. In Aim*rica they had the impr<'*ssion th a t (leuiocnu-.v was leasihle.


l * ractically they


had the iiupres^inu that it was moral wh«*n. »)bviousl.v it was not lim*. One could not iutt'Ib’i'tiiall.v hoM an o]Hiii^*ii that pace iu indusiry must he s.*i at the speed of the least capable or slowest man.


'I'o . tallt


almut democracy h**ing pract ical w:is of ten ridiculous and obviously was not t rue. |L wiis a ruhh.T s tamp idea. *• Americans havi* the idea that there i.t


**mli a t iling iis liberty in Amer ica ,” Mr. Hill continued. “ I (-an imagiiu* what a t raveller thinks wlo'ii lo* (•iit(*is .\’*-w York harbour on bis way l«> F.His Island and pa-M-s llu* S ta tu e of Ijib er ty with il> longue iu Its ( hi‘(*k and a porjtiaii**nI wink in ono-


ev*‘- Me wont b‘i our * origina I thoughts havi- any play in our live< a t all. The re li*t of talk about tilings In-itig (bid’s If a man walk-* in to an e\pn‘sv t rain


"'Ml.


and is knmked down tlu*y put on his gr:ive- stoiu*. ‘ 1 hy will h(« done.'


It is ji sor t ol


fubb*-r s tamp idea evciylKKly lias. Tha t ia the (ji-eas** ue have. H**oph* m-ver troubh*. 1*1 think originaM.v.”


on not


nothing that


•Mr, Hill s:m! wi* c(»iilused two tilings — eltqui*tte, vihicli was not really of aiiv


imiiii.*ut. and iimral' . which wen* detiniloly **1 si>:i„* * <mseqn*'iit c*. .Morals were a very


vit.il la ctor . I hey alfeeted the liappines3


and olieii till* nmr.d vvclfari* of people. The r e wa> roiifusion of thought helweeu the two things smiplv because vv(* could not tkiok originally. \Vi* acc.*pted all sortH ot unt rue llmigH US true b.-caiise w,* had be.'ii told th**y wen* tnn* sine.* hirih “ I had a similar sort oi exp.-neuc,* oiici*’,” Mr. Hill (b-clar*sl. “ .\ eeiTaiii g<*iitlciuan haij a b*t t*» sas jilMuit n lady | great Iv resp.-cti*^l I (oeulcd in vo*w of what he said tha t a pul*iic tbras lung uoubl do biui good, and be got It.


I was haub-tl heiore the beak


ami lined leu shillings for common as.saidt. lb.* author i t ies in :h.. ehiml i told mo it


".IS not nic* tha t u clerg.vm.'ui should ho Inid u|i lor assault . U was th.* el i i iuel te. m*. llu* m*ua!s that counted ’I’liaL aroso irom this eqnfusion of


thought . Thu


Midiop ol Hristol has announced th a t !m apr.*u.


ni. it ,cr - . ■ill


.M-.ir, m up. , r.ii-.-.


rm Till. ill .


" d l not i n ju t u r o walk out in his (*piscopal .No doubt that will shock many r*'.d moral souudiu*ss of ilm "Uiit


man viill round. •i'll.- ^ mi Init


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tliut i-mifii-ioii I'.nnli.limiin


tloit In ,.vmv


It is et iquet te that i,f


IlitpinT o v r


iiutmnaliciillv -inUvii


, ,, ,,


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noi .isk nisiilte.l.


tll.l li- ,in.,ill..,|.


ladv h«* We


|•.■ l I ' u . ‘ Dal wel I


<ltii>l.ie.l •sit 111.


I, •' ....... '"■f ni'tn .si,.'- ago slu* vviudd he e(|ua|lv


t these various confusio'js - ‘•,nl|„.,l id..;is


Afraid ol Innovations. - tmi ’k' . 'r ' 'hlV ,'t'"' '


I'.tit'i nf tn ii...|tti ..f .


'I'lu'v Ilk,.,! . *“ V'* ’ I '


i: : ; '; ; ' ! ' ; .PlK'mn-lioli., *1,1,* iiml nril.-rlv


. wbob* socl.'d f-d>!-[e “ W '■’ /'■■"‘ I'


‘ ''"’ ‘-7 <I"-V liml .nltv, h - . ' r h'm'l i t ' s ' | , T . . , ! ' ' T , ‘ rm.l,(n. p-pi.!’ i::ipr tl.n


-’"pI*’ n'lTi. fritiliti'ii...! “ f th»* ordin.arv,


It " i i , , , . , , ! , *


Io n must not <l„ tha t . You innmnt im


Veiisive »i ')


but c* i in l laced npr Cellll**. lull.v e.\l| I ’ i u:Mler by Small


one rati* ItlVily cel being obl l D.irw.ii if


an.I Kobl with a 1 MaiMleii. I Ifft's. til*- ( l i t h l tmdly sh.


a leJt W! ciiaracter ills ton; ,


Met at D.invcii ; posil toll 1*2 vanis


li t t le I'e tliopp.'d Duckwei t wi:rth s-.-n .’'larsd.ui Danv.-irs


er two of I !M;irs<leii. [ iltsi<le-I< ft I Final ;


( i ( ‘ensid*'! I


j i i ' t team shel l all t cr*<lit t*i n.'V.T* play and he i' aiinor "


m« udati'Ul uiinal pos t ••cincmlou I Alois vv**i|


f.mi’-l tinnf tlinimlit D.-aliiig a ith the |^ .sull ol the dise.ase,


EtIquoHo and Morals. •


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dis tiiic tll at l)ar"| Hirtwislj t** tmt 1' iiad to


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iniieh tl| more


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mil I he ti'om ih


Daru.


ca}itaiui still (a:| Hreu- . t


appearai M-l.-l. fl T. a n i ' ;


Daiwc


Dillteil. ItmdvU'er Chih.u


Ak.r s . Ilaidy. Daru e:| aiui t liii


( liatliun numth a put ( l i t


W' r*' h;i " . nh.


to etpialj 111 atell


a goO'l :| t inii aml l »ii.'jMis>)j,- r hiiflo'd ClS


luid luml l MO-. 1,.h|


ur.\uiU i\ \ .Mitl-r). u I i V i 1 ill


llem tlie ' iv< iv cl


lUMlv iiel to tak** ( 'litlieni mitiulc-


• am! b e J Alai sdell I


wii*;i till Th.


(Hint bniT


atld daM;{ I olUIih- hea.l.T' tl| iiii II1: It ' Hell* rtso:| all'! si.ir*| a cei'ie r | a gi*at l-a.I .


visit I 1


( Imdu il l lUTcr.


Cliorl Fleeti hance C'litla Darwt Harro


South. NeUoi Accrii Ifacin) Die):.


. Lytlmi .^lm•ec. l.eykn Xoc t lal I 'aniol l


Hociiti Rnsxei llorwi (Heat I


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