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Ramore Man Badly |© Injured by Big Bear | ® Joseph Rondeau Suffers Considerably in Encounter with Bear,. Animal Put Him in to the MHospital. Some days ago Joseph Rondea Ramore, suffered serious injuries an attack made upon him by a According to a clipping from The ronto Star sent The Advanct Friend H. A. Preston, "Huge A1 According ronto St Friend H Tears He "‘Mothers are learllull ADOUL â€" SCIllilliG . children into theâ€"village and as school is closed they are not letting them cout of their sight any more than necessary. Women are not going very far into the frelds, and very few of the inhabitants intend picking berries. Oldâ€"timers say, that as a general rule the bears found. around here are not killers, unless held captive. One even woent So far as to say that he has never heard of.a. case where a black bear was the original aggressor. All agreed that with the: abnormally large number of bush fires this year a female bear with cubs might attack anyone who molested her. FPleeâ€" ing before fire after fire, being driven closer and closer to civilization, she would naturally come in contact with a great many more dangers, such as gogs, and become very disagreeable." Mr. Preston says that while he was fire ranger in the district he often enâ€" joyed a visit from Mr. Rondeau. "Each time Mr. Rondeau came to visit me," says Mr. Freston, "he had his rifie, and he has killed a few bears around his farm." It may be that The |Star‘s tear knew about Mr. Rondeau‘s work with the rifle; perhaps, she lost some of her friends that way; and she may have waited her chance to catch Mr. Rondeau when he hadn‘t his rifle with o read, ‘"Ramore." One of tne seconâ€" headings says:â€""Mother Defeéends 1er Young when Workmen on Way 3jome Stumbles on Lair." The Star to say that the animal felled Rondeau before he could do anything o protect himself; at last Rondeau was x» badly torn and mauled that he lost coensciousness. When he regained conâ€" | seciousness, The Star story say, he made another attempt to escape but the bear again mauled him and to the mauling added a number of bites. Again he lost Although The Star makes the story s sensational as to border on the huâ€" morous, there is nothing amusing after al} in being mauled by a bear. Mr. Preston, it will be recalled has had several letters in |The Advance reâ€" ferring to the bears at Cook Mounâ€" tain,. east of Ramore. Mr. Preston was stationed at Cook Mountain as towerâ€" man for the fire rangers for three sumâ€" mers, and is in position to give much information in the matter. Some weeks ago he wrote The Advance suggesting that a party of Timmins hunters go to the Cook Mountain area and hunt the bears thore. Had this idea been adoptâ€" »d Mr. Rondeau might have escaped injury. Mr. Preston SAYS that he has seen seven bears all at the one time quite close to Cook Mountain. Mr. Rondeau‘s farm is the closest to the Mountain, and nearly every day in May and June Mr. Preston SaAW bears crossing Mr. Rondeau‘s farm. There seems to be every reason for noting and heeding the fact pointed out by Mr. Preston, namely, that there are lot of bears in the vicinity of Cook Mounâ€" seen seven quite close Rondeau‘s 1f Mountain, : May and J by l6 to escape. PoOr 1 xr mauled him, but an‘s shouts had be [ his sons came to I slunk off with ush. The Star‘s s are fearfi Dangerous Days The sensational ac in The Star may ! dascount the who BABY‘S OWN TABLETS id L. A. PrBSCG s Head, Shoul rerner at Ra: one of the heac e., At least is : ad, "Ramore." DR. DAVID D. VATGHAN Welshman with rare plat mauled him and to 1 a number of bites. jousness under the t: more on recovering t6 eseamne. For the t t the first signs of peevishness or ill ss in the hot, trying months of Sum ‘r, I give baby Baby‘s Own Tablets d in a short time he is well and smil z his thanks", writes Mrs. Alto: I1 CMGQ YIC a some ki of anit hould One ( Farcher, Uienalâ€" mond, Que. Relieve simple fever, colic, upset stomach, constipation. Cerâ€" tificate of safety in each 25c package. letting CU e than necessatrl very far into th ‘ the inhabitant Oldâ€"timers sa the bears foun llers, unless hel eful expositio blems of today Dr., Williams ribout on The Star 1 be Cook Mounâ€" rganized deâ€" as suggested nmear to be M e made he beatr nauling lost id e mat people it that from. bear. by he and five his bod lacerati( Then bruin Ph Another Big Police 3 Court Docket Here: béen several such charges thi and it would seem that motorists learn that it is dangerous to t An(ther Man Sent to Jail for Being Drunk in Charge of a Car. YVariety of Cases at This Week‘s Court. liquor. ] sentence drunk it Gauthie manine him t under ine placed him Fred Kcl highâ€"grading was remanded for a weeKk. Chief Fire Ranger Gilligan had charges against three men for setting out fires. One of these men was from the township of Guman, and the other two from Mountjoy. All three were remanded for a week. A wife charged her husband with desertion. The case was remanded for a week, while the magistrate gave earâ€" nest advice to the couple to get toâ€" gether and settle their difficulties withâ€" out airing them in court. A nonâ€"support case was also remanâ€" de costs, missed There wer drunks, each quired to pa ‘There were no less than SCV drunks, each of the accused being 1 quired to pay $10.00 and costs. In the case of a woman charg with having liquor ‘10t secured on h nermit, the summons had not be wA served with. AnC weekK ausband against Three ind we in other places within the country. The United States claims to have the world‘s wealthiest individuals, but an American who has travelled a great deal in India states that even the perâ€" sonal fortunes of the Morgans anc Vanderbilts cannot compare with the wealth of some of the native princes. He cites the case of the Maharajah of Baroda who at the time of the Durbar displayed 6 elephants covered with almost priceless gems and whose wealth in gold and jewels he figured at $700,â€" Aimost in golc (kX0,000 aC TV t ently would not be right. seem that there are a numb ars in the Ramore district an are a menace to the people of t et_ ‘There is no question of t i loped away . ~The â€"farm bush east C al» band with assault inst her dismissed. hree men faced â€"were each fined here were five cha: Four of them s. while the cothe cla@ans 10 east nin 35 it e 10r woman _ Olms wWas â€"ré the i1at in hi i1 and when the ( warn him abou he found that ie influence of iim under arres 1Ant the a a" while under iunzo Pagquil ba nati 11 ri¢ eagd, mA1l arge ticed ib ihuko, on was remanded @ Ranger G ist three men of 1 north xÂ¥I gre it 0d deep bité H homewal T‘im A3An mA vIing whost Ramot I of M him I1 a t e AL 1 W ‘ged paid h ike Ronde home dang ‘IL his 1 Paqu mm on mAaAll ‘clide MIION metal rring n his attem nfluer with speediâ€" $10.00 and e was disâ€" ind cha th WI 11 nd ffspr 11 Constab runnit and cost luence Of the man ild, but arimal rairent 108p onCc *# aI ind 1Y ckle hi the att ch ‘ Thmks Referee Not ?;ifi Fair to Bill Richie T hetr AT3 the Writer Believes that Coloured Gentle man was the Victim of Prejudice, and that he Won the Decision on even terms think Bill Richie is and the crowd th "Our own member of Parliament, Mr. Jos. Bradette, is now a fullâ€"fledged Baâ€" chelor of Arts, having graduated at the age of 46. This is a very creditaâ€" ble accomplishment for a member of a Canadian pioncering family whose scholastic opportunities in youth were strictly limited, one who came to the Northern frontier in earlier days and shared fully in all its vicissitudes. Joe has now taken up a secluded woodâ€" andâ€"water lot a few miles from Cochâ€" rane, accessible only by canoe, as a loseph A. Bradette, M.P., Mav Add B.A. to His Name and him. S the con ming .W proud 0o Weekly Newspapers are Hit Hard by Conditions from ticn and in some cases to i@ack Oof supâ€" port from local people. "It is announced that the Enterprise and the Bulletin newspapers of Colâ€" lingwood have been amalgamated, and that the next issue, July 7, will be under the title of the Enterpriseâ€"Bulâ€" mproven ension Ba In an edit ronto Ma "We note ilemon. Rr iA V nat mmin itor o adml o ostil T TLL bunt his oprtone: e known Bil U. Mr. Edi it yider field increasing AI ille n THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO D A 1 1 Th and hi article t k1 EKmpIre sAYS:â€"â€" regret the continued weekly newspapers centres of Ontario. ‘whit ught will it * th Tou! field Timmins rery day T‘immin at due 1i D AI Rict an‘ Gunb d and sar They ha high sts bH il 1€ B6 hin 0o on Prida ind space i s letter, an word rde 1is week Th considere anadian. all throug gely and cCce, at hem tte, M.P luated a: nII ame they Burnc the TIn 12 I have d that think it that ae e Smit produc o hay bevon ha mun NoT las |®| * B C C NAKINA sMITH UNDER THE c.Da centre en treatment. It was found neces y to open the knee, owing to infec i. He is doing very nicely at pres and should be completely recovere i few days." njJut late i inied layving l1 be independent in upporting every good aefit of the citizens it tennls at Montell o when he hurt h ecame so painful he went to C almerst( ie Palmeé HAS BEEN SURGEON‘S KNIFE | ind V uple Oolf days ago the knee. Smith it Monteith about 1€ ible The Gue and N MA his knee. i1 several | w Btu *ane : Another Lad Hurt _ by Detonator Cap 3€ Haileybury Boy had his Left Hand Blown Off Last Week While Playâ€" ing with a Detonating Cap Rattan, bury, suffered caps exploded blown off an thing these found in re 11 mb menti 1Im AI Het 1CAL arilable a t thi last week, old., of H reason parent children some 11 A t Porecupine Advance For Sure Results .. You should try The Insert One Next Week One Insertion costing you 50 cents in advance wili bring you what you require Thursd;