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PAGE SIX1 ecu [EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS | ARRIVES AT KINGSTON . Collier No. 1, of the Canada _ Steamship Company, arrived in Kingston port yesterday from ilton; and will go in dry dock repairs. : JUDGES' SALARIES PROBE . Hon. Ernest Lapointe, Minister of Justice, today announced the f gonnel of the special committee of 15 members of Parliament ap- inted to inquire into the ade- quacy of judges' salaries in Can- ada. The members of the committee consist of Miss Macphail, Messrs. | Boys, Bell (Hamilton), Bell (St. John-Alberts), Cantley, Carmli- ehael, Duff, Fafard, Gershaw, Hay, Ladner, Lapointe, Sanderson, Thorson and Totzke. IDENTIFY ALLEGED ASSAILANT Arthur Jarry, 8 Stewart street, Ottawa, recently arrested by the Hull police on a theft charge, was {dentified at the Ottawa police sta- tion yesterday afternoon by three little Ottawa girls as the man who gommitted grave criminal offences against them during recent months, Detective William Frost, of the Morality Squad, declared last night that the Ottawa police authorities are now convinced that Jarry ls the man who since January has committed criminal offences against seven Ottawa girls, rang- jng from three to nine years of age, and with indecent offences against two small boys, ROW TO WORK At the village of Calabogie, near Renfrew, the Madawaska River has go overflowed its banks that traffic from the country on every road is completely cut off, To maintain connection with Black Donald Graphite Mines a ferry service has been established at Black Bay, A portion of the village itself is flood- ed and some houses and places of business have been vacated, At Mount St. Patrick the Constant Oreek has risen to such a height the village is almost completely fnundated, The parish hall and convent are surrunded by water, which reaches to the steps of the Catholic Church, Boats are moving here and there in the village. Con- stant Creek is a tributary of the Madawaska, both of which streame have risen to unprecendented heights. PLAN ANOTHER BRIDGE .. The Thousand Island Bridge Company, of whi W. Gilbert Freeman, of Glens Falls, N.Y., is the president, will go ahead witn its efforts to have its application for permission to build a bridge across the St. Lawrence ratified by the Dominion Parliament. An- nouncement of this was made by the solicitors of a company in Ot- tawa. Yesterday another company, headed by Senator Geo. Graham, Col. G. P, Murphy and others, had its charter for a bridge across the river at Brockville endorsed by the Railway Committee of the House of Commons, The sites of the two proposed bridges are some 292 miles apart, the Thousand Is- land Company planning to con- struct a bridge from a point just west of Alexandria Bay, N.Y. using several islands with bridges connecting them to reach the Cana- dian mainland. Both companies have yet to overcome the objection of Governor Smith of the State of New York, who has,voted such pro- posals, on the ground that they should be undertaken by Govern- ments, rather than private inter- ests, SLUGGISH CALENDARS (St. Louis Post Dispatch) Time flies, in spite of the fact that, according to most of the desk calendars, this 1s only the 22nd of January. CANDID (Glasgow Herald) She: "Do you know the differ- ence between dancing and march- ing?" He: "No, I guess not." She: "I thought so." Dealer during the Firestone the highest quality and workers take personal best and most uniform organization--controllin, mary markets--having stocks and quick, behind every dealer. values and serve you so Firestone has added hundreds of Canada's best tire dealers to its great distributing organization t year. Many more are seeking the ealer franchise for this coming year. For 28 years the name Firestone nas stood for value in tires; Firestone pride in produc the product. i Firestone sells tires only through regular es- tablished dealers--the outstanding tire merchants in every community. This great manufacturing raw materials in pri- ranches and distributors in all parts of Canada, assuring fresh, clean efficient distribution -- is Firestone Dealers know tire construction and tire 'service, having been trained at Dealer Educational Meetings. Firestone Dealers have the latest equipment; the knowledge--the Firestone spirit and idea of service. No other dealer can give you the same well, FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY OF CANADA, Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO MOST MILES PER DOLLAR ¢ FIRESTONE BUILDS THE ONLY GUM-DIPPED TIRES 9 Bond Street West THICKSON MOTOR SALES $3 Phone 533 Oshawa, in Boston, Mass, First Church Of Christ Scientist Announces a Free Lecture on Christian Science by JUDGE FREDERICK C. HILL, CS. of Clinton, Illinois; member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ Scientist, In the Regent Theatre, Sunday, April 15, at 8.15 p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend. Ontario -- row Third Nearest Guess OSHAWA, | Guessing Contest Win this Giant Bag of Snowdrift Flour The Standard of Quality Since 1853 ON DISPLAY AT OUR STORE Correct or Nearest Correct Guess Wins the Giant Bag Second Nearest Guess Wins the 981b Bag Be Sure and Make Your Guess! Cooper-Smith Co. Wins the 491b Bag ONTARIO COLLEGIATE CHATTER Believe it or not, there are only nine more weeks before the an- nual departmental examinations begin on June 18, . LJ . If you are mailing any Acta Ludi's make certain that the enve- lope is not sealed, or it will likely cost your friend to whom you are sending it quite a few pennies. To mail an unsealed envelope con- taining an Acta Lude costs seven cents, while one which is sealed costs 24 cents. If insufficient post- lil OM kA SIPE "We do lots of strange things!" In your spring house- cleaning do not overlook the fact that this laundry washes anything '"'wash- able," from circus tents to. pocket handkerchiefs. Rag carpets, boat sails, dusters -- in fact, a sur- prising lot of articles -- are included in the family washes sent us during the spring season. And our customers are delight- ed with the results. If in doubt about the "wash- ability' of any article phone our young lady and she will be able to tell you, We have, of course, five different kinds of "family wash" service, all done with soft water and pure soap -- each separ- ately, Phone now, _ -- Telephone 262 {4 "ines to Central) for COAL "Jeddo" The Best in America COKE "Solvay" We are Sole GMC. Agents WOOD Dixon Coal Co. age has been placed on the envel- ope, your friend at the other end has to pay double the amount which is lacking and so henceforth beware. . LJ LJ Taking out Saturdays, Sundays and the twenty-fourth of May, this makes only 44 days of actual school work or multiplying by five and a half hours per day, 242 hours of labor or whatever you may choose to call it, ee 4 These figures don't include de- tentions or after four sessions. * Mistakes will happen in even the best of regulated publications and the Acta Ludi, good and all as it was, was no exception to the rule, although nevertheless this is no reflection upon the good merits of the magazine, Perhaps the most acute error was an omission on the part of the printers when they left out the line containing Dorothy Scott's name, under the French article en- titled "Un jour dans Ja Ville de Quebec." It is Indeed too bad that an article of such merit as this should appear without the authoress's name attached. CR Another unfortunate error occur- red In the rugby personnel when several lines under Jack Henry's picture should very apparently have been placed after the last sentence given about Jack "Tub" Smith in- stead, es 0 There are still a large number of copies of the Acta Ludi avail- able and these will be on sale at the school on Monday besides in the news stands where they have been all this week. *® * - The Glee Club and Orchestra concert which is scheduled for this month (will loom prominently on the horizon in the near future '| when the definite date will be set and the final rehearsals will be held in preparation for the big event, This should be another success to add to the many which have been to O.C.I's credit this vear, SOCIETY MATRON IS HELD UNDER BAIL "reliminary Hearing for Shooting of Husband * is Completed New York, April 14.--Mrs. Esther Wilson, Washington society woman, was held for the Grand Jury under $10,000 bail Wednesday at the com- pletion of a preliminary hearing for the shooting of her husband, Dallett H. Wilson, prominent lawyer. Four witnesses testified Wednes- day they heard Mrs Wilson admit the shooting and one witness, Wil- liam Quinn, testified he had persua- ded Mrs. Wilson not to commit sui- cide after she had confessed the shooting to him. Wilson was shot twice after he had refused to give Mrs. Wilson a divorce or to give up his alleged associations with other women, Mrs. Wilson told police after the shoot- ing. He is recovering in a hospital. HOSPITALS HIT BY MOTOR MISHAPS Patients Evade Paying For Treatment Received, Many Hospitals Complain London, April 14.--This is the period of the year when many of the great hospitals of this country usually hold their annual meeting of subscribers. There is hardly a meeting of the character at which reference is not made to the in- creasing tax upon the resources of hospitals through the treatment of persons injured in motoring acci- lents. It is depressing to learn Fiat such treatment from patients themselves. The chairman of the Leeds Infirmary stated recently that the cost.of treating more than 1,000 people injured in motor acci- dents had amounted to £4,399, but that all the hospital received from these grateful patients was £62, It may 'be, of course, that the hospital authorities were diffident over mentioning the matter of pay- ment to the injured ones, although Leeds is hardly a place where the mention of payment for services rendered would be likely to be con- sidered indelicate. The fact re mains, though, that practically all the large hospitdls are complain- ing of the lack of readiness td con- tribute shown by the motor *"'casu- alty." Furthermore, the hospitals have a genuine grievance because they are in a different position from the private practitioner in the mat- ter of the recovery of fees for eas- ual attendance. It is also assert- ed that the great motor insurance companies are lacking in the rea- lization of their obligations to as- sist the hospitals. IN SPRING A FISHERMAN'S FANCY TURNS TO HIS FA- VORITE STREAM Fishing time is near again. The last year is being overhauled--you are deciding on your fishing grounds. Thoughts of the fun and sport you had last year are spurring you on to new endeavors--where will it be--the same old spot where you fought it out with the big black bass, or new waters to con- quer---where the lunge are eager for the bait--and cool streams haunted by the gamey speckled trout, Timagami, Kawartha Lakes Georgian Bay or Algonquin--wher- ever you wish to go, Canadian Na- tional Railways offer you a most satisfactory service. Any Canadian National Agent will be glad to he! sou plan your trip--he has all the information and tips that you want --ask him for descriptive booklets, game laws, ete. WHY SO HAPPY "Why sn happy?" "lI have heen to the dentist." "That is no reason for being happy." 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