Estat at Chesage la Prairie for the hearing. A second charge against Peltz was laided in by the city police today MVWhile only 17 years of age, I etu recomr vas treated as an adult in the police pire m court today by the magistrate. Re-'marking that the youth was twice hisj Leal on thS. age in experience, the magistrate read contest COUn?,‘lover the charge after the young man(Winnii omm*5' had asked for a summary hearing, .ventioi pare“t; As slippery as an eel where police| rce 1 nets are concerned. Peltz has twice escaped from the Portage la Prairie school and has successfully dodged the authorities for some weeks now. Tuesday sight they caught up with him, hut he gave three members of, the eitv and R.C.M. police a tough) battle before they were able to get him to the police station. iFined Costs Only |Because he wanted it regarded as a warning that trespassing on private property must cease. Magistrate Smith fined Walter Sosniak John Szezbaniciwicz and Frank \ adonis.*! only the costs of the court today |Not having the money the trio asked jfor an extension of time to pay the I$2.50 each of them was assessed. 1 he magistrate agreed and set the time for one month.a good hat all iff had 1 term. *eed :nime as ‘xpend-t'orced | *em ad-AppcWinniitraffic capaci com me trafficrustees * after-is not e made al busi-tender sss someORNSixAT'EDFALLJohn Hanula laid the charge of.Totte trespass, to which all three young Satur men pleaded not guilty at first. Later I des on i i,, admitting the trespass they sami r some they had entered that plea so that, y. ternoon'.their explanaticms could be made m,1 relieI In sol court. They had been under an im , rm. SheLression that no property could be( •nt, andifenced within 60 feet of a river hank, ral hos-Ln opinion that the court disabused ack into their minds about today. Hantiia claimed that persons were crossingLo ward whic andhis lands and causing damage, and thecourt ring up future t to aid s being irry. ’»8. ht. Heat to the day.taken to preventaction wasoccurrences. . | ,nK G Hall charged with obtaining inatmonev under false pretences, and• stat*who had been previously remand-dto appear in Virden came up here for hearing today. It is ’'ndfirat°Qod ‘hatfurther charges are being laid and Hall was given another remand, this time to August 28.mat*b war Canada,K: man t op 2* jobs for 1.000 Men_______c le