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DRUG-SELLERS AND NARCOTIC ADDICTS Winnipeg, May 31.--A whole- sale round-up of drug addicts and paddlers was started by city police authorities Tuesday and Tuesday night 12 persoms, including a man described as "the king 'of local peddlers," were in jail. R. "Bunny" Harris, 24-years-old, the man whom police authorities describe as the "king," was ar rested following an afternoon chase, shared by city detectives and constables. Harris, arrested under a Narcotic Drugs Act charge, is held on $25,000 bail. Harris, the owner of a large automobile, is alleged to have ped- dled the drug from his car. Several times during the afternoon police cars got within hailing distance of! him, while he had his automebile stopped at a curb, but each time he started away quickly before the police could apprehend him. Late in 'the day a lone detective car swooped down om "Bunny" while he was talking to a man in a down- town street.' While the motor squads were seeking Harris, other officers were busy in the round-up of alleged addicts. Downtown rooming houses and boarding places were visited and 11 persoms, including one woman, were brought to police headquarters. Harris and the others will. appear today in court. "We are determined to stop drug trafficking here," declared Chief of Police Chris. H. Newton. MARTYR DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT DIES Yellow Fever Claims Dr. Young, Whe Helped Noguchi in Research Accra, Africa, Young, Director search of the Rockefeller Institute of New York died on Tuesday night of Yellow Fever for which he had been seeking a remedy. Young was an assistant to the Japanese re- search worker, Hideyo Noguchi, who died recently from Yellow Fe- yer, The American group had been here for some time doing research work for finding a cure for the May 381.--br. of Medical Re-. v deadly Yellow Fever, which thus far has defied all scientific ef- forts. The germ had not been iso- lated until recently when Noguchi notified friends he had succeeded, only after he Became ill himself. Noguchi had believed he was re- cuperating from the disease when he suffered a relapse and died. Young was ill at the same time, having becomé a victim of the di- sease while helping Noguchi in his experiments. . He hoped that the profession would increasingly avail itself of extra mural edueation and post graduate facilities, Hilliker claimed that the two men came to his house on Friday night and that he sold them soure cider, but that he had never sold any outside of this. He contend- ed that it was quite possible that the two men, Lefler and Roy Win- ters, who is being held in Wood- stock jail, had other liguor to drink besides the cider. mA 3 * ARRAGNED FOR CHILD MURDER | Charles J. Hoppe, 26, Pleads Not Guilty of Murder of Dorothy Sielogowski SAYS HE WAS DRUNK Large Crowd Attends First Trial of Hoppe in Toledo Court Sas m---- (By Associated Press) Toledo, Ohio, May 31--Charlés J. Hoppe, 26, confessed kidnapper and slayer of 7 year old Dorothy Sielo- gowski pleaded not guilty. to the charge of first degree murder when arraigned in Municipal court this morning. = The prisoner waived a preliminary examination tand was held to the County Grand Jury without bon¥l. The courtroom was taxed with the great- est crowd of spectators it ever had. Police laid that in - the confession given them yesterday, Hoppe declar- ed that while under influence of liquor he obtained at a wedding cele- bration, he drove to -Sielagowski house, forced entrance, kidnapped Dorothy from her bed and strangled her to death after a criminal attack We don't know who invented the phrase, 'easy payment plan," but the elders in the Ananias club ought to move over and feyville (Kan.) Journal.' ~~ da. jn A Gift for 2 nN ih NN y, A i ZI set vi Diamond Set Platinum Bar Dinner Ring, set with 3 diamonds, Beautiful White Gold Filigre Setting 7 % a / BEST ROGERS PLATED TEA SET $15.00 . White Gold Louise Tea with the Bride $40" $100 $50 © $100 $35 Diamonds Diamond and Sapphire Special Price $37.50 SA \ oo 2 LE [) ' BEART A Z \ +7 7, Silver Bread or Sandwich Tray 'Guaranteed Plate $4.10 88. | D. J. BROWN make | rom for him, whoever he is.--Cof- | THE OSHAWA DAILY CONFESSED SLAYER | cl esness ------ London. Jume 1.--lady Cave, widow of the late Viscount Cave, who died within 24 hours of his resignation, through illness, of the Lord Chancellorship. has! been cre- ated a Countess in her awn right. Lord Cave left mo heir. The an- nouncement that he had resigned was accompanied by an intimation of .the King's intention to bestow Stolen Tuesday - Night upon him an Earldom of the Unit- ed Kingdom. The immediate death of Lord Cave, however, precluded the possibility of the issue of the necessary letters patent. There are many precedents for bestowal upon the widow of a dis- tinguished public man of ap honor for which her husband had been designated, but which he did not live to enjoy. On the death in 1891 of W. H. Smith, M.P., who was first Lord of the Treasury and Leader of the House of Commons, - TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1928 his widow, who dled in 1913, was raised to the Peerage as Viscount. ess Hambleden. In the same year the widow of Sir John A. MacDon- ald, the famous Canadian states- man, received the Barony of Mae donald of Earnscliffe, which be- came extinet on her death in 1920. The creation of Lady Cave as a Peeress in her own right ipereases the number of such Peeresses to 23. The other Countesses in their own right are the Countess of Cromar- tie, the Countess of Loudoun, the "CANNINGS' | New Stock Has Arrived Blues Greys Hair Lines Worsteds Fancy Tweeds New Stock inPlace Today We; were robbed but the Manu- facturers got our S.0.S, call and have already replenished our stock with a brand new lot of merchan- dise--- Give us a call and see the newes and freshest stock of clothing in Oshawa, at prices that haven't the. faintest tint of ROBBERY. Our Stock is Considered Valuable Enough to Attract Those who Ex but the Best, ' tract Nothing Countess Roberts, and the Count- ess of Seafield. WIFE AND HER MOTHER + ARE SLAIN BY FARMER Edmonton, May 31,--A double murder and suicide is reported from Hairy Hill, 40 miles north of Vegreville, Alta. Bill Gorychuk, a farmer, shot and killed his wife, Annie, then slew his mother-in-law, Martha Ursulak, and later turned the wea- pon on himself. PAGE SEVEN' JAPAN AIDS PROHIBITION Washington, May 31.--A treaty between the United States and Japan was signed today by Seéc- retary Kellogg and the Japanese' Minister, Tsuneo Matsudaira, to prevent the (illegal {importation into the United States of intoxicat- ing liquors. e The compact is similar to those already negotiated between the United States and Great Britain and other countries. Lo EE ------ "Shop at | Cannings" 14 King West -- Phone 1870