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Wednesday of next week, August 14th, is the date of the fifteenth annual picnic of the Oddfellows of the camp. For fourteen years past this event has been a popular feature of the summer‘s pleasures. In the most of the past vears it has been held at Golden City. Last year it was at South Porcupine. This year it is back again to the old popular place for the 1.0.O.F. picnicsâ€" Wilson‘s Farm at Golden City. ‘The programime O : novelities, etc., is alwaysâ€" one for the Oddfellows this year is not going t ception to ~ this rule. football matches will be ‘Timmins and South Por competing in these cont are two handsome cups fc and football matches. Tt ladies. Those at srovide the and forks, the food. " ea@ free. T ment booth ‘The raily cuonvenient as Wilson‘s location, th fully enjoy stores enterr@#d, Apparcliiliy LiLC UuUuilis~ lar or burglars was after cash, and in none of the places entered was ther> any cash left in tills or drawers. The Rex Parlours were entered through a back window. The other placesâ€"A. Shaheen‘s store, Stewart‘s former store, and S. Bucovetsky‘s storeâ€"were enterâ€" ed in rather unusual way. In each case a large circle was cut from the plate glass in the door, the cutting beâ€" ing done close to the lock. Evidently the burglar cut the glass with a diaâ€" mond, knocked out the circle, and than reached in his hand and opened the lock. The locks on the doors are all of the nightâ€"latch variety that may be opened from the inside without a key. This was the second time within a few days that S. Bucovetsky‘s store was entered. On the previous occasion around $40.00 in cash was secured. This time, of course, there was no cash left in the store, as no firm is to be caught twice in that way within a short time. The burglaries were not disâ€" covered until along in the morning when someone passing noted the holes in some of the plate glass doors of the stores in the block. The police were notified and investigation was made at once, but no clue was available at the time as to the guilty party or parâ€" ties. The glass in the doors is very neavy plate and the chief loss through the burglaries is the cost of reâ€"placing the glass destroyed by the cutting. ODDFELLOWS® AFTEENTH ANNUAL PIGNIG ON AVG. 14 Popular Event to be Held This Year at Wilson‘s Farm at Golden City on Wednesday Next sT. JOHN AMBULANCE DANCE WEDNXNESDAY EVENING, AUVUG 14 the AlsSp Brigade. of the n the : ways Mrzs. Ursuhart and daughter, Lois, and Miss Bernice Urquhart,; also Mr. H. J. McDonald, newlyâ€"appointed supervisâ€" or of Eatonmn stores in Northern Ontario. burglaries on Sunday in the Ba: the Goldal in the bloc the burgla) curred the up the caf explains 1 One odd f: entering ol PLATE GLASS GUT IN BTOR POORS BY 000 BHRGLAR Early Sunday Morning Most of Stores in Bardessono Block Enter ed, but Practically Nothing Taken As cemed aken. andiC PAID CIRCULATION LAST WEEK 2816 thze m 2 Sections â€" 16 Pages ligh fact bu al het iken from W 1¢ f1 picnIit, ) be any Softball 1aAam hin ba lav ATM ind 1V¢ V luncheon were:â€"Gerald O‘Meara preâ€" sident of the Kirkland Lake Kiwanis Club; Mr. Caswell, of Kirkland Lake; Mr. Bell, of the McCollâ€"Frontenac Co.; Mr. W Ramsay, of Kirkland Lake. Mtr. Ramsay kindly favoured the gathâ€" ering with a couple of solos that were greatly appreciated. Mr. Ramsay has a fine tenor voice of great range and under the most nerfect control and was the report in regard to the sucâ€" cessful Karnival held during the past week. The figures showed that the loâ€" cal club will net over $1000.00 from the pleasing event. This money is to be spent for the welfare work of the Kiâ€" wanis, especially in regard to underâ€" privileged children. There are several cases of need for assistance. A letter read at the luncheon from Dr. Harriâ€" son mentioned two such cases. One of these cases will be investigated to see what may be done by the Kiwanis. The other case is that a young boy who had his arm broken and through pecuâ€" liarity in the setting of the injured arm a nerve is affected, causing conâ€" siderable trouble to the lad. In this case Dr. Harrison and Dr. Russell kindly volunteered to do the surgical work necessary if the Kiwanis Clu» would look after the hospital costs, which the club will do as one of its immediate good deeds. Among the visitors at the Monday luncheon were:â€"Gerald O‘Meara preâ€" sident of the Kirkland Lake Kiwanis Club; Mr. Caswell, of Kirkland Lake] Mr. Bell, of the McCollâ€"Frontenac Co.; One of the features at the weekly luncheon of the Timmins Kiwanis Club on Monday at the Empire hotel The towns in Central Temiskaming are rather hopeful that the highway from Cobalt to New Liskeard may be paved by the Government. 4 Club Hears Report of Karnival Com mittee at Weekly Luncheon on Monday of This Week KIWANIS GLUB NETS OVR $1,000.00 FROM KARNIY Timmins Pupils Pass Examinations in Music If Features for the Balance of the . LAk LaKk e Club ind nowled spoke bt way of Kiw club 304 SSC6 wh o be O‘Meara, C riefly but the lucky numb 1e Kiwanis Karn iumber 1e ib me nd on the Haileybu T also urgâ€" interâ€"club from tion, examina nb 1 To the sincere xÂ¥} Y lats h PIGSKIN PETERS T0 BF AT oC SWIM ON AUEUST 11 With a fine day there is sure to be a / 7 particularly large crowd of spectators.| in The swimmers will be in full view of | tpe the spectators all the time and this | should add to the interest. The Moose | in( are holding their picnic on August | pp 11th and the crowd at that event, toâ€" | gpe gether with the crowds that will go t0o | an, Golden City for the race alone, should | kin make one of the biggest assemblies ever | siq gathered at Golden City for any sportâ€" : and ing event. Reino Brandar Loses Life While on Drive of Logs. Strenuous and Persistent Efforts at Resusâ€" citation Fail. tInuous siderabl swim an to run it this year Hing good ire the mid The attendan o inereasa, tro e m on l k To | and YOUNG MAN DROWNED N work side brid{ The only requirement necessary to assure a big pleasant success of the event on August l1th is fine weather. With a good day it will be a big event. It is the intention now to make the big swim an annual event and next year to run it on an even bigger scale than "Happy‘‘ Woods also volunteere very able services, while assistar the search was also given by Cla vert. In about two hours afte accident Mr. Woods recovered the and with the assistance of Mr. lev brought it to shore where the Horticultural Societ on Friday evening, clock. All intereste tend, as importan befors the meeting. For the big swim there are three reâ€" gular prizes:â€"a handsome silver cup to be the property of the winner of the race; a beautiful silver medal for the swimmer finishing second; and a bronze medal for third place. In adâ€" dition, merchants in the town and others have donated several valuable special prizes that add interest to the big swim. the 45 entries there are eight or more lady swimmers entered for the race. The swim is over a course of a mile and a half, going threeâ€"quarters of a mile out from the pier, rounding the bysoy that will be there, and swimming ack to the pier. There will be boats to follow the swimmers and a doctor will be on hand for any emergency. In brief, the swim will be conducted along the lines of the big marathon swims, and no details have been overâ€" looked. mers in the camp and this even Owing to the decidedly unfavoura weather on Sunday last it was fol necessary to cancel the Goldfield D Co.‘s big swim planned to be held Golden City on that date. The eve however, will be held on August 11th 3 pm., if the weather is favoural There are now fortyâ€"five entries for big swim, and accordingly the pc nonement has only added to the int orem rere 1 There are Now Fortyâ€"five Entries Goldfield Drug Co.,.s Swimmin Marathon at Golden City hortly aft park hem the opportuni ‘sistent efforts at re de. ~Dr. Porter, W.. eman Smith, Stanle i others worked w As an added feature it is an ced this week that Pigskin Peters irdseye Centre, is to be on han the occasion and will do his funn: ts in the water while the race i This is a feature that will prov ially amusing for the youngster not at all objectionable to the old )lks, many of whom will enjoy Pig Peters and his tricks and clownin: iT 1G tlIt being wate the wher Brandar, son of Mr. at the Hawk Lake Lt t his life on Wednesd i the Mattagami riv nan. who was only 1 ilir Of. LC L al Society in the to evening, Aug. 9th, interested are urged g and search for e, and the fire h: notified, Constable i Fireman W. Stanl rt and sw many very capable swim TIV 11â€"pronortioned ive of logs on cd may be noted that TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST STH, 19. nd and â€" swimmer. olunteered his k6 1€ ire hall i Robi how wha Bra nbe iple of urabl rr l The Harry Lottridge Shows, here all this week at the athletic grounds are the largest of their kind ever to visit the North Land. Those attending the shows this week speak highly of them. The Ferris wheel, the merryâ€"goâ€"round, the whip. the dangler and other swings and amusements are the best of their kind. There are a number of good sideshows of the ordinary circus type and in addition an unusually large number»of booths conducting games and ecxÂ¥#ing good prizes that attract, also Harry Lottridge Shows Biggest of Kind Here to increaSse which is abou public could the crowds v nected. but Lhis WA attenda thae Lott CANADA BIDS FOR KEYBOARDz TITLE { Here are Irma Wright of Toronto ‘(above). world‘s amateur champion typist, and Louise Marchese, of Vancouver, champion of Canada, twho are practising in an effort to win greater laurels at the 24th Inâ€" ternational ‘Typewriting Contest at Toronto in September. Miss Wright (aspires to the world‘s opzen title, and to the world‘s open title, and Miss Marchese to Miss Wright‘s inâ€" } ternational amateur crown. pl ittendance pire Mobante ng g§00od p the midw ce each evening seems m the previous night the best compliment the ay the shows. Monday re not as large as exâ€" bu nd 11 being pay day, unusually large t there was also ce. The shows im organs and us music while ‘ess. Mr. Harry f the shows, is it ofâ€" the address. President Aust Neame said that all resolutions w thoroughly discussed and passed up . rejected, as the delegates thought bes The resolution re "Empire Tradin submitted by the Timmins Post w passed over to an appointed commi tee and more will be heard of th resolution. Another one of very grei importance to all returned soldiers at patriotic citizens was that of the co lection of war paintings by famous a patriot!¢ citizens was that Of UThe Ccolâ€" lection of war paintings by famous arâ€" tists, now lying in Oftawa, in crates,etc. The resolution submitted was one a~‘:â€" ing the Dominion government to placs this striking tribute of Canada‘s part in the Great War in a suitable building as a permanent memorial to those who served in the Canadian Army. Those paintings were secured at a great price and given to Canada as a memorial, but have since been placed to one side and are said now to be covered with dust. A further resolution will also come before the Dominion convention in regard to the same matter. The president said in reference to the great banquet held, that he had never seen such a reception given to any person as that given to Sir Arthur Currie when he entered the banquet hill, over 2,000 legionnaires rising to their feet and for fully ten minutes cheering their leader in France, as the corp commander, and now as president of the Canadian Leâ€" gion, B.E.S.L. Intermingling with his address, President Neame gave a few humourous incidents of the convention, but the one regarding the "Bugâ€"house" and the resolution that followed in its wake was the hit of the evening. Dr. Harrison in a short address placed beâ€" fore the members a few disturbing facts regarding the district. and proposed at the close a vote of thanks to the presiâ€" adent. PRESIDENT NEAME REPORTS :~ ON LEGION CONVENTION . liarge crowd On Sunda is the intent band concer for the ber staff of Much business was disposed of in a very short time and the generosity of Comrade McCall of Sault Ste. Marie was much appreciated. The next meeting of the post will be held in September, date to be announced. All members who have cards which are filled up with due stamps are requested to turn same in to the secretary at the town hall. The old card must be reâ€" turned before a new one is issued. Members are desired to coâ€"operate in this matter as‘early as possible. MARRIAGE OF VERY POPULAR COUPLE AT IROQUOIS FAl Unusually Interesting Meeting of Timmins Post of the Legion o1 Tuesday Evening off This to be enjoy band mem}t Band Concert to be Held This (Thursday) Evening thi the Ir. Fred Re Another band concert will be giver is evening (Thursday) at the banc and, Spruce street, near the station programme of excellent band selecâ€" ns, including marches, waltzes anc her numbers has been prepared fol suUure lengthy and ed took up a the â€"address. me said that oughly discus be taken on account of a severt as thne olution d ~By. over to benefi the hos 1AC A ecial meeting 0o Timmins Post St. Mary‘s hospital where 111 neumonila Oddfellov dpoint in 0 1 by imins detaile He tol« eéent ( ision enjoy afterr "cof "1 @ble Pré Week o Ma )ld h out â€" beca the resoluti considerabl President S _‘Ol eside from noon, Aug. l1th, the band to give e hospital grout the patients a there will be Tt‘ and noâ€" c peclally well hing necessai t is good wea n ittending e in th lec o0 be ou d M whe hall ch exp they rom ns sub portion elt iL 30 % VC ubt en nd well | ko through besen for Several From Timmins at Rig Golf Tournament Mastt West, Lodgc W a of Kirk DRANGE GRAND MASTER T0 BF Al TIMMINS ON FRIDAY To greet the Grand Master on this official visit an attractive programme is being prepared. All visiting Orangeâ€" men and their friends, not only in Timmins _ and vicinity but also throughout the whole district are cordially invited to attend the gatherâ€" ings here. A particularly cordial inâ€" vitation is extended to the Ladies Orâ€" ange Lodges to join with the Timmins L.O.L. in welcoming the Grand Masâ€" ter for Ontario West. The gathering will be held in the basement of the St. Matthew‘s Anglican church, which is used as the Orange hall here. From 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. it is expected to have an address from the Grand Master and other prominent Orangemen on the principles and affairs of the Order. After this session there will be a banâ€" quet in honour of the Grand Master, together with a short musical proâ€" gamme, brief addresses, etc. District Deputy Grand Master W. H. Dawson, of Iroquois Falls, and other prominâ€" ent Orangemen of the district will be present and take part in the proceedâ€" ings. The local Orangemen are makâ€" ing special preparations for the event, and are particularly anxious that all visiting Orangemen and the Ladies‘ Orange Lodges of the district will atâ€" tend the event and assist in the welâ€" come to the Grand Master. Kid Williams to Fig In Place of . ure worth iusiastiIc on aAll matter:s Orange Order, and t i specially large attenda e the distinguished visit n th s did Au Y land Lake, and it will be a fea a V distinguisned t the Grand is and other public conne good service for the publi able speaker and earnest ar ic on all matters regardit ce Order. and there shou man DOu ind He wA the ic North M pa reque for A C T C ind M >â€"r Kirkland Lake iblic nd,: h: residen t visitcC ht lohnston yeral year North Bay ic connec the public (~@ntIat. Timmil his wee ‘Al proâ€" District Dawson, prominâ€" MickC A d LV PAID CIRCULATION LAST WEEK 2816 2 Sections â€" 16 Pages gramime of the : mins, the best man win. Tim: return with a hundred ; nings in the features. Boxing enthusiasts shc ested in Saturday evenin Kirkland Lake when par of the feature mins, â€" versus land Lake; "L versus Gabriel Roy Hamilto: Dougherty, of will also be that are sure tion. The Timmins boxers will leave here by car on Saturday morning about 9 or 10 for Kirkland Lake. "Lap" is taking their own seconds and trainâ€" ers for the boys. Any who can help with cars should see Mr. Laprairie at once, as assistance in the transporitaâ€" tion of the boys will be appreciated. There should be a large number of fight fans going down from here for the Kirkland Lake event. Any who wish to arrange for tickets should see Mr. LaPrairie. It is likely that there will be a return boxing programine staged for Timmins in the near futur( to feature Kirkland Lake lads here., me! box TIMMINS BOXERS GOMNG 10 KIRKLAND LAKE SATURDAY rela Provi Mr. Roche, of Buffalo, N.Y., was town this week in connection with w planned for the property now knowt the La Roche Mines, but form called the McMahon claims,. These two claims in Deloro held by the Roche Mines and the property is sh ing special promise. There has b considerable diamond drilling done the property and the results of | work and other exploration and velopment work have been most sa factory. The values obtaining f: the diamond drilling have been : encouraging. Trenching on the ; perty has also been carried on ext sively. There are four veins uncove BODY FOUND AT RIB LAKE IDENTIFIED AS EDWINX LOCKE LAROGHE MINES PROMISE NOTABLE DEVFLOPMENT Four Veins Uncovered, on Property Diamond Drilling Shows Excellent Values. More Work Planned d uc irch @ip" Laprairie and Knapp, of } land, Staging Notable Boxin Bouts at Kirkland Lake This Week Sa i1C th« 9t iker Kn ifte 1t 30 i1} 11 16 Anat the win. hunc remarkab {irkland couple of attract limmins land Lak . «Tiim 14 Lak hou A1 b ind i1lm ht rak n ial M 1 ha 1 L XCLL he LT /0