Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 22, 1932, Winnipeg, Manitoba R damages granted woman in Case of unlawful seizure mrs. Orloff awarded in suit against investment firm and bailiffs san investment company Lam delivered tuesday h or segment says. Her sole Means tenant of the corporate deaf Sanyat a rent iof and had an. Arrangement she whereby her rental was not due until the ninth of the month which was the time when As a Rule she got her Cheque from the government. On january 8. This year two Bailiff officers acting tinder instructions from the defendant Simpson and company entered her suite with landlord s warrant to seize for rent. In addition to the s20 a demand was made for an additional so for costs and when this paid House hold furniture valued at Between 545 and removed from the place and subsequently advertised for Sale. The landlord and bailiffs refused to accept the for rental unless they were paid the costs. The court finds that the seizure was illegal and that the demand for was sheer inasmuch at the time of the seizure the rent was not due. His Honor further declares that the seizure was excessive and in one of the most unfortunate aspects of the forced Sale of. Goods under Legal process is the wicked waste his Honor declares and continuing he says that in ten years experience As r. Judge i have never yet come across an extra judicial seizure that was properly Lac e and legally conducted through any kind of lady s suit or Plain pleated frilled or fancy no matter. An exquisite Job at this unprecedented Price. Phone men suits dry Cle perfectly the "4 Star Way d and pressed 5 2 neckties dry cleaned free with every suit sent in for cleaning. Don t miss this men regular special 4-Star service or bring to any Perth Branch warning beware of canvassers beware of unknown cleaners every Day our service dept. 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Sold by All druggist and store. 50c. 20 trial pack a free in ii limited 610 Cliflon Niagara Falls on Rio. Dept. 2 Rick me free As offered a trial package of the Safe speedy harmless headache tablets. Out. Nor one la Ivsich the charges were not excessive und illegal. I can see 330 excuse no just Ifica no extenuation for Llie unnecessarily Hai so. Arid severe treatment to so Holcli tie plaintiff was subjected. The jaw was grossly a bused in both tie spirit and letter an used As on instrument of even ii the rent Lead been la arrears his Honor says he Lehds it hard to understand the callous calculated cold blooded and cruel con duct that could calmly contemplate and allow the practical disruption of the Home of a poor widow and her three children Lor the Sake of five dollars. No inquest will be conducted on double shooting free press Brown is elected As president of municipal clerks june 225. 1932 provincial association of Secre tary treasurers holds first annual convention notices of the following., deaths appear in today s free press r. Is mrs. Agnes Ann Kemp. F. P. Slanders h. Mclean a c. M. Brown of the municipality of Strathcona Belmont was elected president of the Manitoba municipal Secretary treasurers association at the first annual convention held in the legislative building tuesday other officers arc vice president r. J. St. James and Secre tary treasurer j. A. Kerr Thompson Miami while the following were elected to the executive h. D. De mosaic St. Boniface c. E. Greenlay Portage la Prairie Rural a. Malcolm son Carman and r. A. Decosse lome Somerset. It was decided at the afternoon session that the next convention will be held in the City about the Middle of june 1933. About to Secretary treasurers from All pares or the province attended the convention which h was pointed out that tie Aims or the association Art to watch legislation relating to municipal a fairs to suggest to Olga ton into the tragedy would close executives o the Union of Manl with the burial of the two Princi Toba municipalities such Amend Maln Street Pool murder and suicide police be Lieve will end operations of big Home brew ring with the announcement no in quest would be held into the double shooting in East Kildonan monday it was Learned from a reliable source tuesday night that the police invest Pesyk main Street room proprietor and Herbert Man Ders of East Kildonan. The murder nud suicide it was said by police will probably be in Strumental in bringing to a close to operations of a giant Home brew ring which for Many years Lias been Active in the and District. Believed to have been prominently connected with the Bootleg ring the two men pre said to have accused each other of double crossing. These suspicions had been in the minds of the men for some time As a result of which Pesyk killed Man Ders and then shot himself it is understood. So far police have been unable to locate the illicit liquor stills or to prove anything against any Mem Bers of the ring. The authorities Are still inc sight ments As May be deemed advis and Ulso to mutually assist each other in standardizing work methods and in solving questions arising from administration of. Manitoba Hon. Robert a. Acting pre Mier welcomed the Ollie gals paving a tribute to the services of the permanent officials of the province. Among others who spoke were r. A. De Cosse of Somerset Secretary treasurer of lome Magnus Peter son City clerk of Winnipeg and j. Laird. Greetings were received from a. G. Of saslc., Secretary treasurer of the Saskatchewan association. Ministers address delegates Hon. J. 8. Mcdiarmid minister of natural resources and Industry and Hon. D. G. Mckenze. Minister of agriculture were among the speakers fat a banquet held in the evening at Jug the however and it they arc successful in finding the Loca the St. Tion of the stills and arresting the both operators it is thought the motive to the municipal Secretary treasurers for the Dox Ible shooting will be sealed. Regis hotel ministers paid High tribute irregularities in granting of War pensions charged average of one fraudulent cases per Day in past few weeks revealed by probe the important contribution. I Are making to the Progress of the j province. Special reference was made by or. Mckenizie to the Veteran. Prank Ness clean of inem Cipal Secretary treasurers Ottlie province who has been on duty in Assiniboia since 1886. The minister expressed the Hope that tie association working in close co operation Witti the. Manitoba Union of would be eminently successful. Speaking of the Bright future Lor the province in i of us wonderful natural re j sources. Or. Mckenzie predicted that i the tourist traffic to Churchill on i the Hudson Bay would be very great. The pain. Mrs. Jam Shaw mrs. Mary a. Tail Melsi Flora 24 Wilson Mary Agnes to free the old reliable to minutes Relief guaranteed your Money special to fulfil press despatch l Toronto. June Patch to the Toronto mall and pure from its get Una correspondent under Date of june 21, says fraud perjury forgery and mis representation a scale which officials fear is extensive have been uncovered w the granting War pensions to a idlers and their dependents in. Was reported tuesday in the capital. How Many thousands of dollars have been lost through the payment of pensions to persons having right to them could by m Kat mkt is pro Misti. By what Mikil Max today s prospects Lor the Western provinces Are fair weather with Light to moderate winds and not much change in temperature. With the exception of scattered showers in Saskatchewan and Al Berta arid Thunder showers in the great lakes the forecast is the same for All provinces. Western Points recorded the High est temperatures tuesday with medi Cine hat and Swift current at the top of list readings being 86 for both cities. Moose jaw and Leth Bridge each recorded 84. Local maximum and minimum readings tuesday were 75 and 65 degrees respectively. Sunrise and Sunset la the Winnipeg area will be at 4.19 . And 8.41 ., respectively. Of taxi company is reinstated i Scanes the License of Moore s taxi ltd., cancelled last week when the com Pany failed to comply with the cab fares set Forth in the City bylaw was reinstated. Tuesday by r. A Scanes chief licence inspector. Or. Scanes Sall he had put the company Back in Good standing Fol lowing receipt of Assurance from George Moore the manager that his taxis would abide by the City by Law. The Coupon system which entitled customers rides has also been discarded by the company. It is possible the company May ask the courts to Rule on the legality of the Coupon system. Until that decision is reached it is prepared meet the City s demands. Tkins by i Oke St j a leks of t1ih past Forest fires a zilch. Swept a Large part of the wooded area of Manitoba Between 1883 and 1886. Devastating 80.000 Square Miles caused damage which today is responsible for the Lois value , lands in this province col. H. I. Stevenson told the members of the mining and natural resources Bureau of the Board of Trade. At ism Cheon. Tuesday in Mcleod s restau rant. pointed out the in calculable Forest fires can do and thut while Many fires were started by lightning the human element was the greatest danger. The fires of the eighties lie believed were mostly started by indians thei. Were in rebellion. Kiwanis . Hears of Iohd e a Ouno Winnipeg Bird life around was the subject of b. W. Cartwright who addressed the Al want club Eon tuesday la the Royal Alexandra hotel. The countless varieties of feathered life found la the City were explained length and or. Cart Wright Tuo told of Birds in the City that Are thousands of Miles from original Homes. Trucks of one ton and less trucks exceeding one ton motorcycles with aide cars for delivery purposes and. Buses ambulances and hearses youths draw. Jail terms Tor Jart to railway to Becky making a full confession and. Admitting their part in a railway car burglary three youths Mike bul Feski Edward. And Mike Kun Mack. Were each sentenced to six months imprisonment by magistrate r. B. Graham m City police court tuesday morning. Two other thieves went to jail when arraigned in. City police court tuesday. Both were shoplifters and pleaded guilty to. The charges Laid against them. Robert c. Metcalfe an old offender with a Long police record was Given three months behind the bars for theft from a local depart mental store while Karl Kasho Vosky. Who pleaded guilty to the theft of a pair of troit Sers was sent to jail for a one month term. Avi Nihon ads in of indians who Stair rail Hue aviation played the leading role in a drama of the North last week when through it two indians accused of starting a Forest fire i the isolated dimming Lake about 200 Miles Northeast were arrested Given trial and sentenced to two Mouths imprisonment at ice Nora. Gerald Kalaher chief fro Ranger for Eastern Manitoba while flying Over the District in the course of his duty saw two men hastily depart ing by Canoe just after a Forest fire had been started. He flew on to Little grand rapids ii the Beret s River and upon notifying Ranger a Sborow who immediately started off by Canoe and apprehended the two indian.5 at the. Mouth of the dog skin River continued South and notified a. B. _ Conner District Forest Ranger at Sioux Lookout ont. The indians were taken to the Shore of Moar Lake where on june 16 a trial was held the police Magis trate As Well As the prisoners arriving by plane. Evidence was submitted the prisoners found guilty and again were flown Down to Kenora to serve their sentence. Box factory men quit jobs after resuming work conference., with the strikers again this morning. Have been suspended and a policeman has been assigned to keep a watch Over the premises. U Okio quake Tokio june slight Earth quake was Felt Here at 9.35 . Today. Employees of the f. J. Welwood company manufacturers of Excelsior i and boxes at 352 Poplar Avenue Elm Wood downed their tools and went on. Strike again tuesday morning. The 35. Employees who walked out complained of alleged discrimination their fellow workers. During tie remainder of the Day pickets were placed outside the Plant. With the employees on strike Wel Wood s. Son Lent a helping hand when he climbed into one of the company s trucks preparatory to driving away with a consignment of goods. Some of the strikers it is said made a., move to prevent. The truck from leaving the premises. Fearing that his son might be harmed by the men and in order to intimidate the crowd Welwood. Police say 1 red a revolver the it was few Days ago that the men went Back to work following a. Strike which began about three weeks ago a. Reduction in. Wages. Police blame the communists for the latest strike. Welwood and representatives of the workers held a. Conference tuesday morning during which the grievance s or the men were aired. No agreement was reached however and it is i understood or. Welwood will go into forestry officials expect latest fire to be humbled today fire which broke out monday Oil the Gannon River East of Lake Winnipeg is expected to be completely under control today according to. Col. H. I. Stevenson provincial for Ester. Two fire cig Hting Crews were out to the District by air plane tues a Day. The fire is believed to have been a air area about one mile Square is threatened. No other lives have been reported to officials Here. Nelson River country was More widely recognized. Other speakers included a. S. Bar Bour Murray . Deputy municipal commissioner who appeared on behalf of Hon. D. _ a or the president of the Union of mull ice parities and a member of the pub being termed the world s Champion Long distance Filer. The lecture was illustrated with coloured slides. Archibald Mclean is buried at North Battleford monday a Stein Bali. Am go03be no not be Learned but it is declared that investigations now in Progress have revealed an average of one fraudulent a Day Over the past Lew Hon. Murray Maclaren. Minister of pensions and National health. Could not be reached tuesday night for an official statement on the sensational discoveries made by officials Motorman freed of blame for child s death Archibald Mclean aged s3. For Many years Secretary treasurer of the old Abattoir firm of Gallagher. Hoi Man and Lurance died saturday of his daughter mrs. Leo seas flight o the Golden Plover the i , North Battleford sask. Lie hazardous journeys of tie humming had been 111 for several years. The Bird and the Arctic Toni the latter was held at. North Battle word monday. Surviving Are three daughters and two sons mrs. Leduc n. Battleford mrs. C. Chicago mrs. Stanley Vin. Checking pension Al. Similarly son chairman of Board of pen Sions commissioners the body having charge of pension disbursements. Conservative candidates to Confer on election result the created by the defeat of the conservative party at the provincial elections last week will be considered at a meeting of the conservative candidates which has been called for Friday by or. H. C. Hodg son president of the Manitoba organization. The ten members elect and the 40 who were unsuccessful have been Iii to attend the meeting at which j arrangements will probably be made for a party convention. School Start summer vacation june 30 a Coroner s jury sitting in City police station tuesday night exonerated Donald Thomson. 381 Agnes Street Winnipeg electric railway Motorman of All blame in connection with the death of Frank Poto Ralsky aged 4, of 886 Selkirk Avenue who was fatally injured saturday after noon. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death and the inquest was presided Over by or. H. M. Speechly provincial Coroner. From the evidence six omitted it was shown the lad was killed when he ran into the Side of a. Street car on Selkirk Avenue near his Home. Bushed to general Hospital in an unconscious condition he died two hours later of a fractured Skull and Shock. S k Boniface to ill Osk of Motoh vehicles following the move of Winnipeg Council members of St. Boniface Council have decided to exercise the Power conferred on their City to pass legislation for a civic tax on motor vehicles. It is intended that the new tax be enforced july 1. The Council ill committee of the monday night decided that the motor vehicle tax would he a source of needed Revenue and gave instructions to have the necessary by Law drafted for presentation at the next meeting of Council monday june 27. The tax. To be imposed will probably be 011 the same basis As that passed in Winnipeg. Motorcycles will be assessed passenger automobiles trouble. New quarters of juvenile court opened on thursday june 30, approximately 40.0oo children and 1.10o teachers of the Winnipeg Public schools will commence their summer holidays. A decision As to the extent of the vacation has not been but according to i statement tuesday night by w. B. Milton chairman of the Public school this will be decided before the term closes. Many of the teachers Are contemplating Tours n parties and several take advantage of an extended Holiday to Cross the Atlantic for British and other european Points. Pentecostal Mission pastor accepts Call to Chicago having accepted a Call to the pastorate of the scandinavian Phila Delphia pentecostal Mission in Chi Cago pastor David Karlson left Winnipeg tuesday to take up ills new duties. During his term in Winnipeg for the past 14 months. Pastor Karlson did splendid work among the scandinavians and enthusiastic tribute was paid to him by members of the Congo leg Tiou at a Farewell gathering held sunday in the Church on Logan Avenue. The possessor of a Fine voice he was also praised for ills services As a Vocalise. Chairman Berglund conducted the meeting and the speakers included n. E. Johnson and Gordon. Pierce. Major Robertson s widow Dies suddenly tuesday mrs. Robertson widow of major Bev William Robertson who for Many years was chaplain of military District no. 10. Died suddenly tues Day at her residence 37 Brussels apartments. Funeral Aisne events have not been completed. The body is at Thomson a mortuary _ More than a Hundred men and a men attended die formal open ing of the new quarters of the juvenile court in the old Vaughan Street jail tuesday afternoon and afterwards were entertained at Lun Cheon by the court officials. The room now occupied by the court was formerly the death cell. Harsh Iron bars then windows and unfortunates have gone the Long trip to eternity Tom its gloomy recesses. Now How Ever it is tastefully decorated the Iron bars have been taken Down the lighting equipment is of the most modern Type and there is an. Ail round atmosphere of kindly Friend Liness Trio Canadian ensigns Are draped Over the judge s dais with a picture of King George v Robed in the Centre. Large framed photographs of Hon. Colin Campbell. K.c., and t. Marje Daly ., adorn the Walls. Or Campbell was a former so Sornev general of Manitoba and is the father of the juvenile court movement in Canada while or. Dais was the first judge of the court in 1 a. E. Hamilton on Grace the Arch Bishop of Rupert s land Hon. D. A. Macdonald chief Justice of the court of kind s Bench rabbi Franks and hopi we. Major . Brief speeches judge Hamilton. The three former All of the Good work being done by the court and the sym pathetic treatment accorded flu Hoys and Gyrli who for to time had strayed from the path of v those present on the inter Esting occasion were his Grace the archbishop of Rupert s land and mrs Stringer chief Justice Mac Donald. Rev. S. J. Turney. . Magistrate Henri Lacerte. Of St. Bowl magistrate r. B. Graham of the i. Tit a Mars new York City and Stanley Mclean. Winnipeg. New president of Chile suffers illness Santiago. G. Davila. President of the was taken ill tuesday night with a severe of Grippe in the midst of a. Critical political situation. Although disorders in which five persons were reported slain and Many injured apparently , the socialist. Jim to outlawed communistic agitation by decree with exile imprisonment of fines As the punish ment for attempts to foment today and thursday Ruth adult summer scale prices thursday night at 11.15 Greta Garbo in As you desire me two first run features for the Price of one jurors minds women s hearts he swayed them All with Hia Power. Edmund Lowe 11 the attorney for the defense with Evelyn Brent a Swift spectacular Story of the longings and temptations of an attractive working girl. Sinners in the Sun Carole Lombard Chester Morris last Complete show 9 Adult gaiety now till Friday Robert Montgomery in but the flesh is weak adult Beauty and the Boss m. Marsh. Adult Crescent Man who played cod George Arliss. General wonderland Man wanted Kay Francis a Contini Pinr Rio dutch Silver tonight. Bon Bun he or from time police la court rabbi Franks. Brie Gen. T. V. Anderson. . . H. M. Speechly. Colin h. Csuti Bill. Hev. G. S. Despard Rev. H. Eardley. Last times today 2 Price strangers in love Frederic March Kay Francil dancers in the dark Miriam Hopkins Jack Oakie today Only adult renew your the Miracle Man Sylvia Sidney Chester Morris Boris Karloff Robt. Coogan. Starts tomorrow Arsene Lupin Ohn and Lionel Barrymore starts tomorrow Tarzan the ape Man for your people from 9 to 90 last Complete show at 9.30-. Garrick today general ladies of the jury with Edna May Oliver Roseb acts and Ken Murray mat till 7 o clock eve. 4oc free parking return engagement the greatest musical show Ever produced of m Paul Whit pm an John and a Host of other famous star5 1, 15c l to-6, 25c 6 to 10, Kal conv floor -10c a d if it it Street Greta ration Novarro Lionel Barry More Lewis Stone v in Umata Hari comedy. Cartoon today and tomorrow Shanghai express with Marlene Dietrich also tomorrow and tomorrow with Ruth Chat Creon 6.vf. 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