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En ------------------------------------------ -- Fined $25 and Given Suspended Sentence; * Assaulted an Officer Joseph Heard, Whitby Gar-| age Man, Found Guilty of Striking Provincial Of- ficer Taylor When the Lat- ter Asked Him to Produce License : (By Staff Reporter) . Whithy, June 16.--Jjoseph Heard, local garage and cartage man, was fined and costs and allowed sus- pended sentence when convicted by Magistrate Willis at police court yes- terday afternoon on a charge of as- saulting a police officer while dis- Sarging his duty. It is alleged that shot after' noon, on Wednesday, the accused struck Provincial Officer Taylor, of Oshawa, on the chin after the latter had stopped his car while driving 'south on Brock street and asked him to show his operator's license. Heard, who was represented by W. H, Kennedy, local barrister, pleaded not guilty and told the court that in all his sixty-seven years he had mever struck a man. According to the evidence given the provincial officer first noticed Heard as/the latter entered the high- way in a truck from a lane leading to his farm which is situated north of the town limits. The defendant is said to have made a wide turn forcing Taylor to pass on his wrong side. The "officer, who is a plain- clothesman, testified that he signi- fied for Heard to stop but he kept on going south towards the town, 'Tay- lor stated"that he then followed hi in his own car keeping abreast o him and a pted to draw attenti to his badge while calling out tha was an officer of the law. ae John street intersection the constable claimed that the defendant had .to draw up on account of*traffic. He averred that he then parked his own machine ahead and crossing over to the truck mounted the running board and showed his badge asking Mr. Heard to produce his operator's lic- ense. Fle then swore that the ac- cused struck him under the chin with the back of his hand and told him that he was driving his own car. . The constable said he then showed the defendant a pair of handcuffs and had him drive to the police station where Chief Gunson was called, Heard being released a few minutes later. Clarence Simpson, an employee on the Heard farm, who was driving in the truck at the time, stated that he noticed Constable Taylor was re- questing them to stop but failed to realize that he was a police officer, until he had mounted to the running board and displayed his badge. He did not see his employer strike a blow but saw him waving His hand, Immediately after he left to go to dinner. The defendant alleged that when he first saw Taylor on the highway, the officer was traveling at seventy- five miles an hour. He denied hear- ing the constable call him to halt and also denied striking him when IEEE A TI derful subdivision, JOE Beautiful location, Roxborough and Patricia Ave,, Water, Sewers, There are under construc. Electric, all on this won- tion twenty modern dwellings. We have sold 275 lots to satisfied clients who are delighted with their purchase. $300 to $500. Very the best value being Large, deep lots, from easy terms. These lots are offered to the public to- day. All are within ten minutes' walk of the G MC, For appointment phone 2696 Exclusive Agents Horton & French 57 SIMCOE ST. S. THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928 he got on the ing board of the truck. Chief Gunson, ever, in his testimony, stated that there was a red mark under the provincial offi- cer's chin when he saw him at the police station. Magistrate Willis concluded that Mr. Heard was guilty. of what "he termed a serious charge, With the consent of Crown Attorney McGib- bon, however, he fined him $25 and costs and allowed him suspended sen- tence, He also found the defendant guilty of operating a truck without the ne-~ssary. license and fined him $10 and costs on. this charge. TAXI RIVER FINED S100 AND COSTS Reginald Kendrick is Also Given Suspended Sentence on Second (By Staff Reporter) ' Whitby, June 16.--Pleading guilty to a charge of having liquor in other than a private dwelling Reginald Kendrick, Oshawa taxi driver, who was arrested here early last Satur- day morning in connection with @ raid made by the local police upon a boathouse on the John Watson property a week ago last night, was fined $100 and costs by Migistrate J. M. Willis in police court yesterday afternoon. Kendrick, whose people reside at Orillia, was shown leniency on account of his youth on a second charge, namely of keeping a disor- derly house, With the consent of Crown - Attorney McGibbon, His Worship ..lowed him suspended sen- tence with the understanding that he go back to his home. in Orillia. Ken- drick gave his age as twenty-two and Migistrate Willis severely reprimand- ed him for his action advising him to follow the straight course in fu- ture, The youth's mother and aged grandmother were both present at the trial and. paid the fine of $100 and costs while they arranged to have him accompany them to Orillia, Ken- drick was expecting to return to a job in Oshawa which had been pro- mised him but readily consented to keep away from the city altogether while under suspended sentence. Blanche Christie, a young woman, who was arrested during the raid on the boathouse, also pleaded guilty to a charge of keeping a disorderly house and was sentenced to six months in the Mercer penitentiary at Toronto. ' rr ------------------------ WIND'R-WALKERVILLE CADETS WIN W, ONTARIO TROPHY Windsor, June 15.--~Cadets of the Windsor-Walkerville Technical School have been awarded the iru- phy for the championship of West- ern Ontario school cadet corps, W, D. Lowe, Principal of the schoor, was notified today by Brig.-Gen, J, L, Armstrong, conrmanding Canadi- an Military District No. 1, at Lon- don The Walkerville Collegiate Corps took second place, with the Wind- gor Cadets finishing in sixth posi- YOUR CHOICE UPPOSING you were in a S ing your needs as well as your view a parade of automobiles, position to 3 includ- E purse? Quite : manufactured throughout the world--which car would you choose as most ing your needs as well as your a problem, isn't it? But YOU are in a position nearly meet- purse? Quite to watch the para" of cars passing through the pages of the "'Oshawa Daily Times' --and before you mal:c your choice it will pay you well to spars a few moments in carefully ctudying the . 25 participating in this great Re: » their varied announcements; parade, it will help you to become more familiar with the new developments in the world of motor cars. Read the Automobile Advertising Be- fore You Buy That New Car, The Oshawa Daily Times ABB V/A SS SS Se Se SS SS So Sr Se Se Ma ---------------------------- loronto Slips , From 10p Rung Alexander Clouts Two Homers --Collins Drops His First Game Baltimore, Md., June 15.--Balti- more Orioles knocked the Toronto Leafs from .the leadership of the International League, by taking the double-header here today, 9 io 8 dnd 3 to 1. G The double Joss placed the Can- ucks two points behind Rochester, which team went into the leader- ship. The Red Wings have a .uv4 average, with Toronto attaining a .562 mark. The first game was a slugging match, culminating in home runs blows which won for Baltimore. The other feature of the opening tussle was the pitehing of "Hawks" Hayes, a young right-handcr, who joined the Orioles fur a irlal arter Richmond of the Virginia League disbanded. One Bright Spot Only one thing in Toronto's fa- vor today was that Dale Alexand- er finally got started on his mume run splurge. He banged out ,two four-base. wallops in the opening contest. Alexander's first circuit smash came in the first inning with two men on base, while the other drive was in the ninth with the bas. es unfilled. Alex tied Frank Brow- er, Baltimore outfielder, for the league leadership in circuit wallops, each having 14. Clarence Fisher was given a good lead in the first game, but he grad- ually weakened, and in the sixth inning was taken out in favor of Don Hankins, whose offering was duck- soup for the Baltimoreans. Before he finally retired the side the Orioles had scored enough runs to take the lead. The second game never was in doubt, with "Jing" Johnson, for- mer Philadelphia Athletic pitcher, having -the Leafs at his mercy throughout, Johnson allowed thred into the rightfield bleachers in the sixth inning. Collins Beaten Rip Collins was senf into the second affair by Manager Bill O'- Hara, who was confident his ace could turn the trick, Collins pull- ing through with only three runs against him was a lucky break for him, Baltimore heing the victim of some terrible baseball, and the Orioles should have scored wvure runs than they did. Collins was nicked for mine safeties, Credit for the two victories can be given to Dick Porter, Bird out fielder. Porter, in the first game, made four hits--two singles, a dou- ble and a home run. His four- base ply gave thesOrioles the lead Ip the sixth inning. In the second game Porter drove out a double and a triple. His two-base blow in the first inn- ing scored a run, and in the fourth his three-hase wallop propelled an- other run across. Jack Dunn had to use three pitch- ers in the opening affair. Bill Shores, who is here on option from the Athletics, started, but did not last,iand was taken out in the sec- ond inning in favor of Fred Vin- cent, 'Dhe latter did not fare well and Hayes took up the pitching bur- den in the third. TWO LADS DROWN TRYING RESCUE Found Huddled Close in Death North Bay, June 15--Two lads of Rouyn, Quebec., on Tuesday indelibly inscribed their names in the archives of the North when they went to | glorious deaths after a valiant yet vain attempt to rescue a younger lad irom drowning in Lake Osisko. In- cparable in life, the bodies of the iree companions were found hudd- d closely together in>dcath. The ctims are: Norman Falkner, aged ; Oscar Falkner, 15, and Sam wis, 14, Another Falkner brother, witness- i the lifeand-death struggle, but cas powerless to intervene because ii his inability to swim. According to meagre details re- ceived here tonight, Norman Falkner, playing in a rowboat, became fright- cned when it drifted some distance irom shore and plunged into the water in an effort to reach land. Almost instantly he was in difficul- ics. Perceiving this, Oscar, his bro- ther at once went to effect the res- cue. On reaching the drowning lad, lwwever, Oscar was seized with \:ramps and the two boys locked arms wd went down together, to reappear 1 mement later, It was at this juncture that Sam "ewis plunged bravely into the water. »wis quickly reached his struggling Jiends, but in endeavoring to separ- te them was pinioned by one of the valkner lads and dragged to death iso, On the recovery of .Lewis's body it was found that his hands and face were severely scratched, evidence of the intensity of the fight the boys had made for their lives. HEADS N. B, COMMAND 't. John, N.B., 'ol. W. H. Harrison, D.S.0., M.P. 2., St. John, was elected President of the New Brunswick Command, Canadian Legion of the British Empire Service League, at the an- nual meeting held here today fol- lowing the close of the. Dcminivn convention. : We can't understand why there is so much unemployment when we see sS0 many road gangs at work opening detours.--New York Herald-Tribune, Winey by Danny Clark and Dick Porter, |" hits, one a home run by Rabbitt | Bodies of Three Companions || June 15.--Lieut.- BASEBALL RECORDS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUM Won P.C. Rochester .... ¢ .566 Torgnto 564 Montreal 531 Reading . 510 Newark o.-... .492 Baltimore ..... A474 Buffalo ...... ai A472 Jersey City ... 400 § es to 62 62 po tO BTM WEST Cro ei FRIDAY'S SCORES Baltimore ... 9-3 Toronto ..... 8-1 Reading .... 8-4 Buffalo ..., 0-0 Rochester .... 6 Jersey City .. 1 Newark 8 Montreal ..... 2 - GAMES 'TODAY Toronto at Baltimore (2 Buffalo at Reading. Rochester at Jersey City. Montreal at Newark. games) AMERICAN LEAGUE Won New York ..... Philadelphia ... 8t. Joni wenn Cleveland -... Washington .... BOSON. wenn Detroit . Chicago ... Lost 11 19 27 30 28 29 31 34 P.C. «792 635 W518 455 .440 .396 343 FRIDAY'S SCORES St. Louis .. 5 New York ..... % Philadelphia 12 Cleveland .._._ 5 Boston 3 Chicago .. AE) Washington 5 Detroit ...... 4 Boston at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cleveland. Washington at Detroit, NATIONAL LEAGUE 8. Louis .... Cincinnati New York - Brooklyn Pittsburg Boston Philadelphia __ FRIDAY'S SCORES New York .. 9 Pittsburg xSt. Louis ...... 5 Brooklyn ...,, : x14 innings. . xChicago ...-_. 5 Boston ... x10 innings. Philadelphia .. wn 8 Cincinnati __._..7 GAMES TODAY Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at New York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, St. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Lost P.C. 24 .686 314 7 5567 557 542 533 525 463 328 Toledo Indianapolis .... Milwaukee Kansas City . St. Paul .. Minneapolis -. Louisville Columbus o.... 2 : FRIDAY'S SCORES - Toledo ...., 9 Louisville ..... 4 Columbus ....-.. 6 Indianapolis .... 4 Milwaukee .. 7. St. Paul .___.. 6 Other clubs not scheduled. GAMES TODAY Louisville at Toledo. ' Indianapolis at Columbus St. Paul at Milwaukee. Minneapolis at Kansas City. " Yourself At Home At The Grand You Can Make . "Where the busy Prd business man dines. The business man, who is keen for good food; wide variety from which to choose, and prompt service that fakes cognizance of his valuable minutes, finds kindred company here. He finds not only palatablé pleasure but also a meeting place for men who believe as Ben Jonson did--"a good dinner lubricates business," RAND CAFE Felt Block--Upstairs HON. R. B. BENNETT IS | Ottawa, June 15--Following hi visit in Toronto Thursday, Hon. R B. Bennet, Leader of the Oppositic n | will speak in Oshawa on Jul will then proceed to Quechee for a tour of the Lastern Province. He will speak iu Laprairie on Ju and between June 25 and Ju will visit Sherhyrooke, M cooke and other town Prime Minister's Tours Ottawa, June 15--=The speaking ap pointments for the Prime Minister in Western Canada are not final, though it .is known that he will leave Ottawa on July 28. Mr, King will | likely address meetings in Wi | and Brandon, and possibl ne other | place in Manitoba. On Aug. 10 the | Prime Minister will open the Prince Albert National Park, and between that- date and Auf. 16 he will visit | several places in his Prince Albert | | yet nipeg | constituency, turn direct to Ottawa. ibly be accompanied by a member of COMING HERE JULY 21 Oshawa on July 21. ee The small boy who stood on chair in order to hide behind his mother's skirts, Mr. King will then re- He will prob- 5 Cabinet. An invitation is also being extended Miss Mildred Bennett to wisit A man is generous to & fauld when he. fails to correct it.=-Chis cago Daily News, , and .. -- 5 tliey ave Br sy d signed and made, it indi~ 'cates good taste to select Traub Genuine Orange " Blossom Rings for her. D. J. BROWN. _ 10 King St, West 3 Phone 180 1 N wv gra stylis lar in price. mA S-- "= | Nazgs Aoryr EV Lod Ve 1 = . J OAKLAND PARK ff OSHAWA ONTARIO "OAKLAND PARK THE BEAUTY SPOT OF OSHAWA l F YOU have not as yet inspected Oakland Park, you are overlooking the finest residential possibility ever opened up in Oshawa. Three Toronto builders have just purchased forty, lots on Cadillac Street North, between Richmond and Colborne Streets, in Oakland . Park, for immediate building operations. The scenic beauty is a view of af least twenty-five -miles of the eastern and northern ridge' of hills. Oakland Park begins on King Street East and the north limits are directly east of the High School. Someone Always at the Park to Wait On You If you can visualize the City of Oshawa's growth to the east during the next twelve months you will see Oakland Park tremendously developed. - Lot pris in Oakland Park can never be less than they are today. Office in the Park. Phone 2770,