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FAl Pupils Did Unusually Well in Promeotions This June. In Some Classes All the Pupils Passed. In the Promotion Lists Pupils Divided Into Four Grades. Promotion and Grading Lists for the school year ending June 30th, In the Promotion Lists the pupils are divided into four grades:â€" A.â€"Pupils who have been promoted on their work for the year and who have taken honours at least seven months out of the nine on which the results are based. This is the best elass of pupils in the schools. B.â€"Pupils who have been promoted in their work for the year but who have been on the Honour Roll fewer than seven times out of nine. (â€"Pupils who had to try the writâ€" ten examinations and have passed with honours. D.â€"Pupils who have passed on the written examinations but have not taken honours. . 1925. The Grading Lists for the junior classes give the names of the eight best pupils in the room in order of merit. In*+the promotion lists the names are arranged alphabetically and not in order of menit. Pupils who have failed may have their cases considered on the reâ€"openâ€" ing of school in September. Room 3â€"IV. Jr. to IV Sr.â€" A.â€"C. Cushing, H. Ostrosky, J. Pichuta, M. Rupert, A. Wanio. B.â€"W. Drew, W. Goodman, W. Hogarth, B. Manhire. C.â€"H. Fox, C. Morosan, W. Sheridan, T. Smith, V. Wallingford. . D.â€"A. Bolster, A. Church, D. Cocklin, L. Drady, 8. Johnson, R. Kelly, A. Marâ€" shall, 0. Mitchell, V. Howard. Promotion and Grading List‘ Timmins Public Schools Room 4â€"IV Jr. to IV. Sr. A.â€"C. Abrams, H. Brown, W. Connell, S. Kokkonen, A. Munroe, H. Peterson. B.â€"M. Bourne, G. Brown; D. Heil, D. Jackson, K. MeQuarrie, M. Hl(lmrd- son, Sophe. C.â€"I. Craig, V! Laâ€" bine, E. Mcelure, S. Ostrosky, E. Shinehoft. D.â€"D. Blow, E. Brown, M. Halschuk, V. Kelly, V. Lainsbury, V. Mustato, A. Ohtonen. V. Pecore, €C. Robertson, I. Sophe, V. Salem, N. Stevens. * Room 5â€"III Sr. to IV Jr. A.â€"L. Hawse, W. Sillanpaa. B.â€"S. Abraâ€" ham, E. Ansara, H. Cottrell, I. Fuiss, _ Room 6â€"III Sr. to IV Jr. A.â€"T. Goodman, M. Habib, Elléen Kari, Euâ€" zene Kari, M. Williams. B.â€"C. (:ra\ . Kellecrrew. L. McFadden, J. Scott R. Sophe. C.â€"W. Parsyek, G. %nnth D.â€"â€"A. Ansara, M. Borland, I. Bucovetsky, L. Dolynchuk, G. Fairâ€" brother, A. Gulka, N. Kennedy, S. Kideckel, A. Kowalchuk, G. Melvor, H. Moore, 0. Paver, A. Silanpaa, L. Teider. ® . "Room 7â€"III Jr. to IIl Sr. A.â€"J. Bennett, R. Eddy, M. Gulka, E. Haaâ€" taja, C. Martino, K. MceCabe, J. Mecâ€" Quarrie, H. Rintenen.. B.â€"T. Hahto, H. MceKinnon, I Munroe, T. Niem, H. Ostrosser, J. Parsons, J. Pond, R. Wallingford. C.â€"O. Farnan, R. Garâ€" ner, W. Grant, W. Harvey, D. Laidâ€" law, V. Mullen, C. Richardson. D.â€" M. Bennett, W. Bobbie, 8. Corp, A. Hyrtyk, V. Jackson, M. Kennedy, L. Kerr, D. Lainsbury, E. Luomo, E. Marshall, D. Ray, L. Ringstad, R. Salem, W. Wallingford. Rcom 8â€"III Jr. to III Sr. A.â€"A. Milton, E. Pesonen, L. Ruir, T. Tolâ€" monen. B.â€"P. Boychuk, W. Boyâ€" chuk, C. Ellies, V. Silver, V. Tynjala, R. \utasndu C.â€"E. Archer, R. Arâ€" mitage, J. Bokla, M. Dunstan, M. Easâ€" ton, W. E]s“orth J. Graham, L. Hale, M. MceMillan, I. Mackey, B. \Ieru‘lth N. Ringstad, M. Romiscon, M. Ruir, M. Tilley, B. Trofford, F. Vincent, H. Vincent, W. Wilson. D.â€"J. Andruâ€" Several Other Main Blocks .\ To be Paved This Summer _ As will be seen from the notice elsewhere in this issue, the Town inâ€" tends « to â€" construct several â€" more stretches of paved road on the maimn blocks of the Town. These are to be constructed on the Local Improveâ€" ment Plan. The â€" estimated cost is $55,074.00, of which the Corporation‘s share will be $29,316.60, The work is to be paid in fifteen annual instalâ€" ments. The new pavements to be put down are as follows:â€"On Third Avenue, from Birch Street to Elm Pavement to be Put in on Spruce Street and Cedar Street From Fourth to Second Avenues; Third Avenue From BRirch to Eim Street; Fourth Avenue From Pine to Cedar Street. Also Storm Sewer to be Installed. ~ IHF PORCUPINE ADVANCE > CENTRAL SCHOOL Room 9â€"II Sr. to III Jr. The majority of this class was promoted to III Jr. at Easter. A.â€"None. B.â€" None. C. A. Gurevitch, C. Halperin, D.â€"H.â€" Bradbury, G. Latham, D. Marshall, E. Marshall, D. Rhude, M. Morris, V. Tuomi, R. Zarriski. Room 10â€"II Sr. to III Jr. This chuk, E. Chenier, J. Ferguson, 8. Kylâ€" lonen, G. Lowe, F. MceQuarrie, M. Roberts, M. Slater, K. Urquhart, M. Wear.. Aarnio, D. Ansara, J. Bailey, A. Gronâ€" lund, R. Hogarth,‘ F. MeEwen, R. Sadites, L. Traver, Won Sing Woon. B.â€"A. Bucovetsky, M. Habib, J. Jemâ€" meth, H. Lonsdale, A. Makarevich, W. White, Won Ben _ Yum. C.â€"None. class only began H Sr. work at Easter. x\ \nne B (â€"-â€"A Iaako- la, â€" K. Jaaknla, W. Me ‘Fadden, H. Wirta. D.â€"C. Berlinger, E. Brown, R. DeLuco, 8. Dewar, A. llnwstrom, N. Engstrom, Fong She Gon«f, A. Gitman, B. Greer, E. Hlll M. Hyrtyk, P. Pearce, E. Peterson, E. Tilley, Wan Honge. Room 11â€"II Jr. to II Sr. A.â€"T. D.â€"C. Baker, F. Booker, J. Cocklin, C. Hale, F. Harwood, H. Pottosky; M. Sheridan, R. Smith, Won Gog Hing, A. Wainio. Room 12â€"I Sr. to II Jr. A.â€"None B.â€"None. C.â€"P. Ansara, A. Bjork, C. Brown, M. Gurevitch, A. Grunlund, E. MeQuarrie, Rollo Jin, H. Rantlo, T. Walchuk, A. Rossi. D.â€"F. Anâ€" sara, O. Jansson. M. Ewen, absent from examinations on account of illâ€" ness has been recommended for proâ€" motion. I Jr. Grading Listâ€"A. Delâ€" monte, E. Lucas, J. Da\ idson, E. Arundell, Y. Shearer, W. Twaddle, A. Room 13â€"Grading Listâ€"C. Corp, M. Martin, W. Salo, M. Lake, M. Zarâ€" riski, C. Harris J. Watt, M. Booker. Primary 8r.â€"L. Hill, M. Fairbrother, Blackman, P. Covalehuk. N. Kowalchuk, H. Munro, M. Denasaâ€" vitch, V. I\dlpO\lt(ll, W. Sundgust, R. Aocton. Room l4aâ€"I Jr. Grading List.â€" M. Romanchuk, A. Manhire, G. Roâ€" manchuk, 0. Pearce, W. Orr, A. Marâ€" shall, 0. Pictila, P. Prussi. _ Primary Jr. A. Classâ€"A. Barker, G. Melnnis, E. Mitchell, W. Morason, B. Classâ€" S. Murdock, J. Bridges, R. Lainsbury, K. Blow, H. Harwood, R. Delmonte, K. Jabour. | Room 14bâ€"Primary Jr. Grading List.â€"C. Kelly, E. Richardson, J. Otto, E. Moran, V. Latham, L. Deluca, (¢. Pond, J. Borkoski. Room â€" 15â€"Kindergartenâ€"Primary, Grading List.â€"M. Parks, V. Zarriski, J. Byron, T. Byck, J. Patterson, C. Horwitz, J. Lanu T. Morris. ° A ANXJ J YY A V L2 a â€" Ad4Â¥ j NZ *# bofine Room 16 Kmdergarten Sr Classâ€" S$. Hamineyk, A. Deniswich, A. Meâ€" Intyre, L. Feldman, 8. Lewis, A. Mitâ€" chell, V. Sevinun, P. Gauthier. _ Jr. Classâ€"â€"-M Stuart, P. Carson, D. Abraâ€" ham, M. T\\addle, M. Thompson, R. Lake, P. Lake, 8. Moroz. MONETA SCHOOL Room Iâ€"III Sr. to IV Jr. A.â€"T. Cecconi, J. Domenico, 8. Katz, C,. Veinotte, G. Webb. B.â€"None. C.â€" M. Kennedy.. D.â€"F. Boychuk, V. Johnston, B. Owens. III Jr. to III Sr. A.â€"B. Katz, A. Marcantonio. B.â€"None. C.â€"H. Johnston, E. Kulju, L. Kulju. D.â€" 4. Cuthbertson. II Sr. to III Jr. A.â€"P. Mullen, E. Shub, M. Webb, E. Wheeler. Bâ€"T. Sampson, C.â€"O. Daley, 0. Hawse. . Room 2â€"II Jr. to II Sr. A.â€"B. Goodman, L. Jones, B. Shub, P. Soloâ€" mone. â€" B.â€"J. Caldwell,‘ 0. Chickini, A. Domenico, R. Pianoso, C.â€"â€"V. Keefe, L. Maresceotti, R. Parr, D. Patâ€" riquin. â€" D.â€"C. Abrabam, L, Boycehuk, D. Canapini, W. Colborne, E. Gabryelâ€" cogzk, C. Grimaldi, J. Keefe, M. Lucâ€" kon, J. Shub, A. Spadafore, E. Spadaâ€" fore, L. Spadafore. Caldarelli. B.â€"B. Cecconi, N. Drady, T. Ferreri, M. Veinotte. C.â€"B. Street; on Fourth Avenue, from Pine Street to Cedar Street; on Spruce Street from Fourth Avenue to Second Avenue; on Cedar Street, from Fourth Avenue to Second. Storm â€" sewers are to be constructâ€" ed:â€"on Second Avenue, from Birch Street to Spruee Street; on Cedar Street from Fourth Avenue to Seeâ€" ond Avenue. The estimated cost of the storm sewers is to be borne by the Town at large. y Room â€"â€"I Sr.; to II Jr. A.â€"â€"J Gurevitch, C. Halperin bury, G. Latham, D Marshall, D. Rhude, M TIMMINS, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JULY, 1st, 1925. First Time in Three Years That Timâ€" mins Has Won From Kirkland at Kirkland Lake. TIMMINS WINS FRST RCUND IN ONTARIO GUP The Ontario Cup match between Timmins and Kirkland Lake on Satur day last at Kirkland Lake was good value for anvbody‘s moneyvy. It was value for anybody‘s money. It was a swift, clean game, with Timmins coming out on top with the score 2 to 0. This is the first time in three years that Timmins has won from Kirkland Lake at Kirkland Lake, the best possible in the last few years being a draw. Saturday, Timmins lost the toss and Kirkland set them kicking uphill and against the sun. The first half was perhaps in favour of Kirkland Lake, but the Timmins defence stood solid and unbeatable. In the second half the Kirkland team cracked, the pace apparently having been too hard for them. A. Cadman had a dandy shot on goal, and the only way Kirkâ€" land could save was by one of the players fisting the ball. This caused a penalty, and from this penalty Satrang sent in a beauty for‘ the first counter for Timmins. The seeâ€" ond goal for Timmins was another by Satrang from a good pass by A. Cadman. _ There was another goal seored by Timmins but it was disalâ€" lowed. The following was the lineâ€" up for Timmins:â€"Elrick, goal; Lidâ€" dle and Hetherington, backs; Cooper, With this win in the Ontario Cup series and with, its record . for the season, Timmins should tackle the Dome next Saturday with every conâ€" fidence. Timmins has played 6 games this season, without a defeat, and with only one goal registered against them, as against 12 goals for. They have won the King Cup this year, and started the Dickson Cup series with a win. F. Cadman, H. Short, halfâ€"backs; Street, Satrang, Petterson, A. Cadâ€" man, R. Dunbar, forwards. A. Roâ€" berts, Jr., reserve. P C Jms Caldwell, M. Canapini, L. Chickini, R. Fowler, C Garrow, B. Hawse, G. Tonin. , D.â€"H, Bailey, M. Berardine, R. Caldwell, M. Craig, E. Dellaâ€"Vedoâ€" va, A. Fowler, S. Gablvelcocrzk A. Shub, M. Valentino. â€"I Jr. Grading Llstâ€"â€"L Abraham, Annise Assad, G. Drady, F. Ferreri, N. Luckon, A. Owens . Berardlne, S. Wilson. Room 4â€"Primary Jr. Grading List. Anisee Assad, E. Bailey, B. Salvador, D. Finger, B. Gabryelcogzk, W. Fitzâ€" gerald, K. Cameron, G. Davidson. . VIMY SCHOOL Room 1â€"II Sr. to III Jr. A.â€"M. Geils, E. Jackson, B. Walton, B.â€"A. Bourne, M. Boychuk, A. Brandt, M. Charbonneau, W®Field, E. Jutila, C. Lake, J. Lake, J. Neilson, J. Robertâ€" son, H. Shephard, L. Teider, V. Walâ€" lingford. C.â€"O. Bohonos, A. Courâ€" ville, M. Doyle, A. Floyd, A. Hill, E. Lainsbury, I. Niemi, M. Noslq, E. Taylor, C. Wallingford, T. Zolob. D. s ~a â€"D. Dunstan, K. Hokola, W. Kidd, E. Kokkonen, S. Lepic, F. Righy, J. Steâ€" wart, H. Noski. IT IJr. to IL Sr. A. None..:: B.â€"â€" none. (C.â€"E. Briggs, H. MceKinnon. D.â€"â€"U. Martin. Room 2â€"II Jr. to II Sr. A.â€" None. B.â€"None. C.â€"S. Bohonos, G. Burton, V. Hill, E. Hodgins, H. Kumpula, V. Laurila, G. Luoma, E. Ross, R. Sarling, H. Suomu, T. Viitaâ€" saari. D.â€"P. Bosak, W. Boychuk, E. Delmonte, H. DeLuca, G. Fairbrother, R. Gray, M. Horster, N. Horster, 0. Hulko, L. Lainsbury, A. Lepic, I. Leam, J. MeWhaw, E. Orr, D. Paver, J. Romeson, W. Sillanpaa, T. Stenuk, A. Toka. â€" Recommendedâ€"W. Wallace M. Zolob. Room 3â€"II Jr. to II Sr. A.â€"F. Luoma, A. Watson. _ B.â€"None C.â€" None. â€" D.â€"N. Caughell, L. Hill, R. Stevens, E. Sveen,‘:G. Vincent. I Sr. to II Jr. A.â€"â€"G. Riley, B.â€" R. Campbell, R. MeWhaw, E. Rhude, R. Roberts. C.â€"M. Gordon, C. Meâ€" Donald, H. Parson, L. Stephens, L. Wear. D.â€"G. Andreassen, A. Ranâ€" dall, C. Slobodian, A. Thomson, E. Waldon, W. Zolob. _ I Jr. Grading List.â€"L. Thomson, 0. Johnston, P. Silâ€" lanpaa, 8. Kremyr, E. Peterson, W. Simmons, H. Armitage, E. Andreassen. Room 4â€"Primary Grading List. L. Giles, P. Bosak, L. Shiriffs, W. Beaâ€" ven, B. Coaty, M. Stingle, K. Simâ€" mons, 0. Waisanen. II Jr. to II Sr.â€"No promotions. I Sr. to II Jr.â€"No promotions. # Primary Grading List, A Classâ€"1. Walker, J. Moore, L. Duff, W. Brewer, M. Budzak, H. Burton, H. Brunton, C,. MeCafferty. B. Classâ€"B. Arnold, L. Mason, D. MeKinnon, A. Mercier, M. Barnes, M. Getty, W. Mason, L. MATTAGAMI SCHOOL J. W. Day, Supervising Princaipal A. Lepic, 1. Orr, D. Paver, aa, T. Stenuk, dâ€"W. Wallace Enjoyable and Interesting Event at the Empire Hotel Last Friday Evening. MEDIGAL ASSOGIATION «/ HOLD PLEASANT DINNER a citizen and a physician, with the very best wishes for his future. The toast to: ‘‘Our Guests,""‘ was very pleasingly proposed by Dr. A. 8. Porter, and responses were called for from many of those present, includâ€" ing the following:â€"Mr. A. F. Brigâ€" ham, Mr. R. J. Ennis, Mr. J. Knox, Dr. J. A. Mclnnis, Mr. C. V. Gallagher, Mr. 8. Wookey, Mr. A. S. Fnller, Dr. Alexander, Mr. J. 8. Sullivan, Dr. Brennan, Mr. Geo. Lake, Mr. F M. Wallingford. Many of the medical men present also spoke briefly but very effectively. The chief question touched upon was the necessity for a general hospital for Timmins, and this topic was dealt with from all possible angles, the imperative need for hospital accommodation for the general public being fuily explained and emphasized, together with suggesâ€" tions as to how the need might be supplied. Interesting Meeting Followed by Enjoyable Banquet. GRAND OFFIGERS VISHT + ROVAL ARGH CHAPTER On Saturday evening, June 27th, Northern Lights Chapter, R. A. M., Timmins, was honoured by visit from M. Exâ€"Comp. W. H. Davis, of Hamilton, Grand First Principal of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Canada. He was accomâ€" panied on his visit by Rt. Ex. Grand Scribe E. Henry T. Smith, and Rt. Ex. Grand Supt. F. K. Ebbitt, and a number of Royal Arch Masons from Troquois Falls. Following a most interesting and instructive meeting the members adâ€" journed downstairs, where the Ladies of the Eastern Star had provided a most enjoyable repast, which <was much enjoyed by all present. _ The tables were very tastefully laid, and reflected the highest credit on the skill and coâ€"operation of these ladies. The programme proved to be a parâ€" ticularly pleasing one. Vocal selecâ€" tions were rendered by Comps. Snow and Ramsay and were much appreâ€" ciated. _ Exâ€"Comp. Geo. C. Murphy, First Principal of Northern Lights Chapter, presided at toastmaster. Sympathetic reference was made to the absence of Ex. Comp. C. G. Kemâ€" sley due to the serious illness of his daughter. After the ‘‘King and the Craft‘‘ had been toasted with musical honours, the chairman proposed the toast to the Grand First Principal and the Grand Chapter of Canada, which was most ably responded to by M. Ex.â€"Comp. Davis, who gave a most interesting historical account of Capitular Masonry, and spoke of the wonderful growth of this Northâ€" ern part of the Province, and the pleasure he experienced at the very enthusiastic reception tendered him throughout this whole district. Rt. Ex.â€"Comp. Smith gave a thoughtful and most interesting address on the work of the Grand Chapter and the principles of the Royal Craft, which was most earnestly and attentively listened to, and appreciated. Rt. Ex. Comp. Ebbitt, in his usual happy vein, spoke of the pleasure he ‘had enjoyed on this trip and referred to future official visit. The chairâ€" an then presented the Most Exâ€" First Principal with a souvenir of his visit, in the form of a piece of quartz, showing the metallic product of the district, to which M. Ex. Comp. Davis suitably â€" responded. The Toast to the Visitors was then proâ€" Toronto. *‘*Sister â€" Chapters"‘ _ was proposed by Ex. Comp. Laidlaw and responded to by Comp. Alee Dewar of Iroquois Falls. Comp. T. Nixon then entertained _ an appreciative audience an interesting demonâ€" stration of his ability as a mesmerist. The singing of ‘‘Auld Lang Syne"‘ and ‘""God Save the King" closed an evening that will be long rememâ€" bered by the Royal Arch Masons of Timmins. Toronto. **Nister proposed by Ex. | responded to by of Troquois Falls. then _ entertained audience with‘ an stration of his abi The singing of **4 and ‘""God Save Davis suitably responded. Toast to the Visitors was then posed by Comip. Rev. Cushing responded to by Comp. Kendall Iroquois Falls, and Comp. Shaw proâ€" and ot of Timminsâ€"Porcupine Road _ To Be Open July 1, 2 and 3 For the Convenience of Those in the Camp Desiring to Attend the Firemen‘s Day at South Porcupine on July Ist, or the Stampede and Rodeo at Dalton‘s Park, Jul\ 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Official announcement was made this week that ~the main road beâ€" tween Timmins and South Poreupine will be open for traffic on July I1st, 2nd, and 3rd. The road has beon closed for several weeks on account of the construction of the highway between . Timmins and South Poreuâ€" pine. The opening of the road for traffic on July 1st, 2nd and 3rd, will be a great benelfit to the Camp in generâ€" Without Calling on the Defence Judge Dismissed Charges. ALL GHARGES DIGMISGEO AGAINST GRENEFTTE BROS. R. M. Myers acted for the Crown and Mr. M. G. Hunt, of Kirkland Lake, for the: accused. MK. R. WYNNE RETURNS _« ACCOMPANIED BY BRIDE Mr. R. M. Wynne, one of the proâ€" prietors of the Star Transfer, reâ€" turned last week after a visit to Montreal where he was married some days ago, his bride coming out from Ireland and Mr. Wynne meeting her at Montreal and the couple hemg quietly married. Innumerable frmends will join in extending the _ sincerest geood wishes to Mr. and Mrs. W yvnne. LARGE ATTENDANCHE AT " $. A. FAREWELL SERVICES During the weekâ€"end there were specially large attendances at the Salâ€" vation Army services, the hall heing filled to capacity and more on Surâ€" day evening. The services were the Farewell Services of Capt. and Mrs. Cornthwaite who have been transâ€" ferred to New Liskeard. Capt. and Mrs. Cornthwaite have been very popular and highly regarded here and their departure from town is very sincerely regretted as a distinet loss to the community. Capt. and Mrs. Cornthwaite leave here on Thursday for New Liskeard. The new officers to be stationed here will be Adjutant and Mrs. Crowe, who have recently been at New Liskeard, and who are highly regarded there. There will be speâ€" cial weleome services for them here on Thursday evening of this week, held at 8 usual skill by South a big prog should â€" know that this will and best Fuir( {()n ment ming Temiskaming Firemen‘s Tournament and Field Day at South Porcupine, July Ist. Stampede and Rodeo at Timmins on July 1st, 2nd and 3rd. In the line of entertainment, athleties, sports and novelties, this is a big week for the Poreupine Camp. Big Entertainment Events In This District This Week JP OTks i July 1st, the annual Tournaâ€" ; and Field Day of the Temiskaâ€" Firemen‘s Association is being at South Porecupine. With the 1 skill and thoroughness _ shown outh Porcupine in such events, r programme of unusual interest been prepared, and those who d know are ready to admit this will be about the biggest best Firemen‘s Day yet. That out the highest praise that counld Airship flight ay, athletics, 1 ha amand Ti rerial fire rts, dan al, allowing much more â€" econventent access by road from this end of the Camp to South Poreupine on July 1st for the Temiskaming Firemen‘s Tournament and Field Day at South Poreupine, and also allowing better access for those from the other end of the Camp wishing to come to Timâ€" mins for the Stampede and Rodeo at Dalton‘s Park on July 2nd and $s 3 WOMAN PRISONER DIfS â€" WHILE WATING TRIAL Mrs. L. Maki, Held on Serious Charge, Passes Away. Inquest to be Held. Mrs. L. Maki, who was held in jail here on charges of selling liquor and of keeping a common bawdy house, died on â€" Wednesday morning â€" last. The charges were laid some weeks ago but the woman had been out on $2000.00 bail, securing remands from week to week, one side or the other not being ready to proceed. On June 17th, the prosecution was ready to proceed with the cases against 1. Maki, and Mrs. Maki. Maki was conviected on charges of â€" selling liquor and of living on the avails of prostitution, being fined $500.00 on the first count and sentenced to six months in jail on the second charge. The four operators from the Toronto detective agency were here and gave evidence in the cases against Maki and Mrs. Maki. A â€" medical certifiâ€" cate was presented to prove that Mrs. Maki was too ill to appear in court. The man who had provided the bail for Mrs, Maki asked to bhe relieved of ‘the bail. A second doctor was sent to examine the woman, and reâ€" ported to the Magistrate that Mrs. Maki was not as ill as she professed to be and that she was not too ill to appear. â€" Accordingly she was brought to the court, and after the case, no bail being available, she was taken down to the cells. For a day or two she did not appear to be particularly ill, but was kept under medical attenâ€" tion. Tuesday evening she seemed to have reached a state where a nuyrse was necessary, and so a nurse was engaged. When the nurse left in the morning, Mrs. Maki seemed to be in good condition again. Wednesday morning at about 9.30 Dr. Melnnis paid a professional visit to the woâ€" man, and while he was attending ber she suddenly collapsed, dying in minute or so. Death appeared to be due to heart disease. A postmorten was held last week and an inquest will be held Wednesday evening of this week. NEW MOTOR FIRE TRUCK _ [ ARRIVED HERE THIS WEEK for the dancing the grounds. The new motor fire truck, under order for some time past, reached Timmins this week and had its first appearance on street on Tuesday morning, looking especially fine and upâ€"toâ€"date.. Mr, Morris Daher is the driver of the truck. It is likely that the new truck will run out to South Poreupine for the Firemen‘s Tournament on July 1st. n the Association have sign their intention to be present. On July Ist, 2nd and 3rd, t will be the Stampede and Rodeo Dalton‘s Park near Timmins. programme for this threeâ€"day e is an interesting one, mcludmn host of Western novelties and s alties. A dancing pavilion has | erected on the grounds. The * davse features events. in the their in The next regular meeting of _ the Town Council will be held on Monâ€" day afternoon, July 13th, commencing at 4 p.m. + S( to furnish . OA ~first PRICE FIVE CENTS | addition to the ractically all t} ured 111 Paid Circulation Last Woeek tO Theée riremen ‘s all the brigades mg pa 1 oY the y _ event uding â€" nd speciâ€" has been ‘he Timâ€" n engagâ€" there 7. Aat The »vent CGTH