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W a rants. They were picked up as suspiâ€" cious characters as they sat talking toâ€" gether in the city park. After spendâ€" ing the night in jail they were ordered out of town by Detective Inspector A. Pexd€erson. The suspects were not, polâ€" ice hastened to explain, the famous men whose names they ‘bore. They were transients, looking for a job. Toronto Globe, July 7. The Tribune then appends its myâ€" siery comment as follows:â€""In referâ€" ence to the foregoing, The Northern Tribune has received a private letter fmmm prominent person giving facts ofi a sensational nature concerning the letter and the activities of John Aird, Jr., which place quite a different comâ€" plexion upnon his alleged relations with Mr. J. H. Black. But we are specifiâ€" cally asked not to use the letter, and ties our hands for the time being. Penrding the time when we may disâ€" cuss ‘the matter more fully, we can only reiterate our statement of last week that we did not wish to do an injustice to Mr. Black. Justice Orde‘s report should soon be issued, with his comâ€" ments upon the Madawaska power deal. It remains to be seen what credence is <cherein placed on Aird‘s strange testiâ€" mony. Mr. Black may be absolved from unjust aspersions, as our inforâ€" mation would indicate. Our corresâ€" request has prevented us from at present making certain comâ€" ments either favourarble or unfavourâ€" avle; we are asked only to be fair, and we want to be fair." ies P es taatestnets atee ts in atec*ve® cirnment:â€" "The Gliobe has received a comâ€" munication from Mr. J. H. Black in reâ€" ierence to the comment of the Kapusâ€" kasing Tribune concerning the use of is name in connection with the Madaâ€" waska purchase deal, which was quotâ€" xi in these columns yesterday. Mr. Elack points out that he never had, crectly or indirectly, any connection with the sale of the Madawaska power pant to the Hydroâ€"Electric Commisâ€" sx«m, nor did he know of the negotiaâ€" ns until he saw the announcement oi the purchase in the press. Mr. Black adds that he had no part in any way with the Abitibi contract with the Hydro, it being negotiated by Abitibi offcers and technical men without any helr from him. The Globe is glad to pblish the clearâ€"cut statement of Mr. Black, and sincerely regrets any injusâ€" twe unwittingly done him in quoting from our Northern contempcrary."‘â€" Mysterious Comment on a Mysterious Letter in its issue of last week The Northâ€" 1 Tribune, of Kapuskasing, has a aaner mysterious comment on a myâ€" ‘erious newspaper from mysterious urce. Careful reading of the issue of e Northern Tribune fails to reveal ny prize for the answer, but that may xne later,. However, here is the myâ€" whole affair as outlined by me Tribune, the clear part being the sotation from The Teronto Globe that makos the text for the mysterious iuntingdon â€" Gleaner:â€"Al Smith, Iter Winchell and James Reed were Jlail at Des Moines, Ilowa, as vagâ€" 44 Bruce Avenue South ® Porcupine, Ont. Eveready Service Station Cy says that a car is as young as it acts and looksâ€"our mechanical staft, body and fender departâ€" ment can make an expert job of keeping your car acting and lookâ€" ing vyoung. APPROVED AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE "A \WOMAN 1S ONnLY As oLp AS SHE LOOKS â€"AND ‘A Man is NEVER OLD TiLL hHe QUITS LOOKIN‘. C ooo sex: Phone 15 o-o:n’ .a\"q.-o'.o'u o\'o.%o Hon. Geo. S. Henry, premier of Onâ€" tario, Toronto; Sir Wm. Hearst, former premier of Ontario, Toronto; H. J. Humphrey, Montreal; Mr. Harkness, North Bay Nugget and Sudbury Star; Dr. J. R. Hurtubise, M.P., North Bay D. Hamilton, North Bay; T. Hambly, North Bay; Carl C. Hele, Toronto; Chas. Harrison, M.P.P., North Bay; Gordon Hogarth, Telegram, Toronto. wW. A. Kingsland, Toronto; A. J. Kennedy, M.P.P., New Liskeard; James Kingston, manager of the new hotel at Mocssonee: Mr. Klotz, Timmins; E. B. Knapp, Lake Shore Mine, Kirkland Lake; Johr Knox, Hollinger, Timâ€" mins; Geo. Kingston, Toronto; T. E. Knowlton, Jos. Kline, Toronto,; W. Kenny, president Board of Trade, Anâ€" sonville. Hon. Chief Justice Latchford, Toronâ€" to; J. Earl Lawson, M.P.P., Toronto, W,. O. Langdon, president Northern Onâ€" G. W. Ecclestone, M.P.P., Bracebridge, Ontaric. C. L. Ferguson, North Bay; F. Poster. H. C. Grout, S. B. Gundy, Toronto; wWw. C. Gooding; Chas. V. Gallagher, Scuth Porcupine; W. A. Griffin, T. N. O., North Bay; W. J. Grant, Hamilâ€" ton. The following lis a list of the guests on the two sections of the special, the tctal number being about 150 W. H. Alderson, Toronto; G. B. Alâ€" ford, North Bay; Dr. Armstrong, Coâ€" balt; T. S. Atkinson, North Bay. J. H. Black, Toronto; H. C. Boulier, Toronto; Jos. A. Bradette, M.P., Cochâ€" rane: G. C. Bateman, secretary Onâ€" tario Mining Association, Toronto; Acton Burrows, Toronto; C. L. Burton, Tcronto; C. O. Baker, North Bay; A. F. Brigham, Timmins; Dr. F. G. Banting, Toronto; R. W. Baldwin, Mail and Emâ€" pire, Toronto; J. W. Barry, Toronto. Casselman, Ottawa; D. P. Cruickshank; S. B. Clement, T. N. O., North Bay, A. A. Cole, T. N. O. geologist, New Liskeard; Chas. Clay. Hon. E. C. Drury, Crown Hill; E. C Darling, Englehart; Mr. Drouillard Windsor, Ont. J. A. ‘Clermont, Cochrane; A, D. Clarke, Toronto; R. J. Carter, president Bsard of Trade, Kirkland Lake; O. D. tario Reilw Lee and his i have had a to whom tco off the list #ar as tha r reached Porquis Junction at 3.00 p.m. Thursday, the second section arriving at the Junction twenty minutes later. The specials arrived at Fraserdale shortly after seven Thurday evening. A train was run in to the Abitibi Canâ€" yon from Fraserdale to allow the pasâ€" sengers to inspect the remarkable powâ€" er development project at the Canyon. {Llst of Those from Toronto and Other Citles of the South, and from the | YVarious Centres of the North ‘ on Trip. The special train leaving Toronto on Wednesday evening, July 13th, pickee up the guests along the line as well as at Toronto. Leaving North Bay on Thursday morning the special was in two sections, the first starting at 7.30 am. and the second twenty minutes later. At each station on the trip north the list of guests on the train was augmented as the train praoceeded orth to its ultimate destination, Mcoâ€" sonee. The first section of the train Invited Guests at Moosonee on Friday i In making up theâ€"list of those invitâ€" ed to take part in the trip to Moosonee last week for the ceremony of the forâ€" mal opening of Moosonee, the new townsite of the North, and the obseryvâ€" ance of the completion of the extension of the Temiskaming and Northorn Onâ€" tario Reilway to James Bay, Gec. W. Lee and his fellow commissioners must have had a very difficult task, both as to whom to invite and whom to leave off the list. An easy way, perhas, so far as the representations of the North Land were concerned, would have been to have invited the mayors and reeves of the different municipalities, and let it go at that. This, howover, would have been less than the commission aimed at for the event. Instead, the commission appeared to centre more upon those active in board of trade matters and in this way included so far as humanly possible those who had urged the extension to the Bay and had been interested for years in the general welfare of the North. The result of the plan of selection in any event was that all parts of the North were duly repreâ€" sented and if at times the gathering appeared something like a meeting of the Northern Ontario Associated Boards of Trade that made the guest list apâ€" pear all the more appropriate for the cccasion. Unfortunately, all invited were not able to be present, but this was something that could not be avoidâ€" ed under any plan. It is a fact that all on the trip are agreed that it was a remarkably pleasant and friendly occasion and this fact is another proof of the good judgment shown in selectâ€" ing the guests for the occasion. aPeetantentants thing was emphacically illustratel by an accident at Hearst. During the proâ€" gress of a baseball game at Hearst last week a player missed a strike and his bat flew out his hands and went in among some spectators close to the home plate. In this case no less than four peorle were hurt, some of them |seriously and all painfully. Hector Tremblay received a solar plexus blow that knocked him unconscious for several minutes. A little lad named |Jack Crawford had his nose broken. Two others in the crowd had their ribs hurt and their bodies somewhat bruisâ€" ed. The unusual incident should furâ€" ther impress upon all the need for keeping a safe distance from the batâ€" ter and the catcher. In addition there were many other invited guests who were unable to take in the trip to Moosonee, including:â€"â€" A. F. Kenning, M.P.P., Timmins; Hon. R. B. Bennett and other members of the Ottawa Cabinet; all the other memâ€" bers of the Ontario Cabinet not presâ€" ent on the trip; Sir Henry ThorntOon of the C.N.R. and E. W. Beatty of the CP.R., and various other raillway offiâ€" cers; Premiér of Quebec and other Quebec public men; Hon. G. Howare Ferguson, High Commissioner; W. E. N. Sinclair, Liberal Party leader in Ontario; Mitchell Hepburn, M.P., St. Thomas; Major Herridge, Canadian Envoy at Washington; Col. McNider, U.S. Envoy to Canada; N. A. Timmins, Montreal; J. P. Bickell, McIntyre Mines; R. J. Ennis, McIntyre Mines; Sir Robt. Falconer, Toronto; W. C. Noxon, Agentâ€"General for Canada in London, England; Senator M. J. O‘Brien Ottawa; Sir Joserth Flavelle, Toronto; Hon. Jas. Lyons, Sault Ste. Marie; and many others. Often ‘at baseball matches members of the crowd of spectators are urged to keep back from the area behind the catcher, but it is difficult to get them to do this sometimes. Those connectâ€" ed with baseball know that there is always danger just behind the bat, danger from a swift ball and from a thrown bat. Baseball managers would be happier if they could make the crowds see this, but often the fans get so excited that they crowd up behind the batter and the catcher, sometimes even interferring with the work of the catcher. In Timmins this difficulty was overcome by putting up netting behind the batting area and insisting that all but the teams, officials, etc., keep off the field. Even under this plan youngsters and others still persist occasionally in spoiling the catcher‘s chances, obstructing the view of the spectEtors and plavsing themselves in danger by getting in the batter‘s area. A. V. Waters, M.P.P., Cochrane; L R. Wilson, Abitibi Power Paper Co. Toronto; Frank E. Wood, Iroquois FPalls: R. Wright, Cochrane; C. G. Williams Toronto. GOOD ADVICE TO KEEP BACK FROM THE BATTING AREA F. D. Toichara, secretary Toronto Board of Trade; Dr. J. B. Tyrrell, Toâ€" ronto; S. wW. Tench, Montreal; Mr. Tasker; Dr. W. G. Thompson, Hamilâ€" ton; Carl Thorning, editor Northland Post, Cochrane; J. A. Therrien, Monâ€" treal; R. H. Thompson, North Bay; E. R. Tucker, police magistrate, Cochâ€" rane; O. J. Thorpe, Haileybury. wW. H. Vaughan, Border Cities Star Windsor, Ont. A. E. Stephenson,The Speaker, New Liskeard; Thos. Sutherland, Deputy Minister of Mines, Toronto; Aaron Sweet, Ottawa; John Scott; Norman Smith, Ottawa Journal; Arnold M. Smith; K. Swan, T. N. O., North Bay; R. A. Stapells, chairman Northern Ontario Development Committee, Toâ€" ronto; H. G. Stappells, Toronto. E. L. Ruddy, Toronto; C. E Liskeard; Geo. W. Raynor, 1 H. Ryan, North Bay; Hon. J Minister of Health, Toronto Hon. W. H. Price, Attorneyâ€"General, Toronto; Richard Pearce, Northern Miner, Toronto; A. J. Parr, General Freight and Passenger Agent T. N. O., North Bay; Dr. Paul Poisson, Teâ€" cumseh, Ont.; Hon. J. W. Pugsiey, Otâ€" tawa; R. E. Perry, Toronto; R. H. Parâ€" menter, Toronto; A. L. Poisson, Teâ€" cumseh; T. J. Patton, North Bay; Mr. Pierce, New Liskeard. N. Quarrington, Mail and Empire, ‘Torontt. Hon. Leopoid Macaulay, Minister of Highways, Toronto: J. Y. Murdock, president Noranda Mines, Toronto; Geo. H. Matthews, Brantford; Rev. G. Marchand, Ottawa; Frank M. Morton, Hamilton:; J. A. McLeod, president 0o: the Canadian Bankers‘ Association, Toronto; Hon. S. C. Mewburn, Hamilâ€" ton; His Honour Judge McNamara. Sault Ste. Marie; G. A. Macdonald, editor The Advance, Timmins; D. Mcâ€" Askill; H. T. Malcolmson, Hamilton; Mayor Mitchell, Cochrane; W. T. Mocdie, North Bay; J. O. McKerrow, T. N. O., North Bay; T. J. Mahony, Hamilton:; A. H. Montgomery, Toronto; Cols. J. I. MacLaren and L. T. Martin, T. N .0. Commissioners$; W,. H. Maund, secretaryâ€"treasurer T. N. O., North Bay: Peter Maher, North Bay; D. Miller, North Bay; Dr. McQuay; T McDonald, mayor of Matheson aad president board of trade there; Dr. J. B. MacDougall, Chief Inspector for Northern Ontario for the Dept. of Eduâ€" cation. Harry Oakes, president Lake Shore Mines, Kirkland Lake, (Niagara Falls, Ont.); Ambrose O‘Brien, Ottawa, Ont.; A. C. O‘Neill, North Bay; W. J. Oldâ€" ham tario Associated Boards of Trade, Tim mins; F. A. Lavelle; Geo. W. Lee, chair man T. N. O. Railway; Major Hug! A. Lumsden, Hamilton. Advance Want Ads. Bring Results ntly the danger in this sort ? was emphaciicully illustratel THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTIMMINS, ONTARIO E. Rea, New Toronto; S. J. M. Robb, Beausoleil Camp Starts July 30th There will be six from Timmins at the Beausoleil leadership training camp which opens on July 30th on an island in Georgian Bay. The six from here will be:â€"Bill Dunn, Dan Marshall, Jim Pond, Jack Gauthier, Murray Morriâ€" son and P. T. Moisley. Stormont and Glengarry‘s First Camp Stormont and Glengarry‘s first campn for Trail Rangers, Tuxis boys and Sunâ€" day school lads finished on Monday at Sheiks Island, near Mille Roches. This beautiful island lies beside the famous Longue Sault Rapids, which were not Place, and were pleased with the spot and the camp programme. Director Snell from Albert College, Belleville, had Bert Knowles, Rev. J. W. Edwards and other capable helpers. At Broder Island, Morrisburg, the pcpular Rev. D. T. I. (Dave) Forsythe of Montreal directed the Dundasâ€"Grenville camp. J. H, Meikle reports "another gocd one for Broder." Fortyâ€"three there from various places. Rev. John Mackay of Winchester, district viceâ€"president of the Ontario Boys‘ Work Board, assistec the director. In the weekly bulletin sent out from the Ontario Boys‘ Work Board headâ€" quarters at Toronto last week, it is notâ€" ed that the bulletin service is to be disâ€" continued for the balance of July and for the month of August, The bulletin will be sent out agatn as usual in Sepâ€" tember. Eastern Ontario Camps Send Glowing Reports. "Greetings and best wishes from forâ€" ty hearties at Camp Rideau," was the message wired by Director Harold Snell to other eastern camps. Lanark counâ€" ty located their Camp Rideau at Roâ€" bertson‘s Homestead, near Carleton Place, and were pleased with the spot Fun, songs and beauty corralled in one grand laugh show. Comedyâ€""EXâ€"ROOSTER" PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS wWITH ROBERT WOOLSEY, BERT WHEELER and DOROTHY LEE MITZI GREEN. EDDIE QUILLAN, ARLINE JUDGE The "All Quiet" of 1932. Fighting in a hell of ice and snow, battâ€" ling for life on the loftiest peaks,. Unheardâ€"of situations in a mighty picture. The soulâ€"satisfying love story. A sSUPERâ€"PRODUCTION Mouse Cartoonâ€""BARNYARD OLYMPICS" sportâ€""CALL OF MOHAMMED" FOX MOVIETONE NEWSs Midnight Show Sunday, July 31stâ€"Showing Above Programme WITH WARREN WILLIAM, SIDNEY FOX, ALIEN MacMAHON, GUY KIBBEE. Exposing the secret practice of a notorious blackleg lawyer. "PICTORIAL" Cartoonâ€""ADMISSION FREE" WITH LILY DAMITA, CHARLIE RUGGLES, ROLAND YOUNG, AND CARY GRANT. * If you‘ve been looking for fun that is fast, frothy, frisky and french, don‘t miss "This is the Night". Tuneful songs and a grand uproar plot. This is the nightâ€"to live, love and laugh.u sPECHAL SHOWING LOCAL FILMS OF TIMMINS, INCLUDED Matinee Friday, July 22nd, 11.06 a.m.â€"Admission All Children 10¢ wWEDNESDAY THURSDAY, JULY 27â€"28 WITH ROSE HOBART and CHARLES BICKFORD The most amazing story of woman‘s love and man‘s bravery. A glorious romance set midst the dangers of the jungle. Comedyâ€""BEACH PYJAMAS" AUDIO REVIEW Cartoonâ€""HOW 1 HATE TO GET UP IN THE MORNING" Comedyâ€"*"MEET THE SENATOR®" FOX MOVIETON NEWS MIDNIGHT SHOW FRIDAY, JULY 22ND, AT 11.30 P.M. MATINEE DAILY AT 2.30 P.M. Eveq‘ingâ€":7.00~p.m. (continuous performance) WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, JULY Complete Change of Programme Every _ MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDA Y GOLDFIEL DS COMMUNITY NICGHTS AT BOTH THEATRES â€"EVERY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ADMISSIONâ€"ALL SEATSâ€"25 CENTS. BRING THE FAMILY FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 22â€"23 MONDAY and TUESDAY, JULY 25â€"26 TALKIN G AUGUST AUGUST AUGUST AUGUST 2â€"â€""LADY WITH A PAST" 4â€"â€""UTNION DEPOT" 6â€""CONGRESS DANCES" 9â€""MEX OF CHANCE" LUIS TRENKER, VICTOR VARCONI AND QOTHERS Fighting in a hell of ice and snow, battâ€" utilized for swimming. Cornwall, Otâ€" tawa, Lancaster, Pinch, Martintown and Wales were represented in the isâ€" | group of 37 boys and 5 leaders, Gorâ€" nd | don Lapp was director and was assistâ€" in | ed by Grant Lathe of Ottawa, Kenneth p~â€" | McLeod of Montreal, Rev. C. H. Dawes of Moulinette and Rev. P. J. Vowles of ng | Lancaster, new chairman of the Storâ€" mont Boys‘ Work Board. Leaders, râ€"| boys and members of the camp comâ€" he | mittee were ungnimous in declaring the ell‘new venture a true success. Kenneth nâ€"| Fraser of Cornwall, the hard working oâ€"~| secretary of the board and camp comâ€" on | mittee was a large factor in behindâ€" ot ; theâ€"scenes work which made the camp ipossible. 18 camper chevrons and 99 le,! proficiency badges were earned, the ds | latter in campcraft, observation, Indian er| life, Christian heroes, group ganvyos, >v.| swimming and stars. ‘al Provincial Camp at Minden ip. Fortyâ€"three boys and leaders from ne | Toronto, Hamilton, Bowmanville, Whitâ€" by and Oshawa, left last week for the new fprovincial boys‘ camp at Minden in Haliburton County. This is Camp Kilcoo for Trail Rangers and Tuxis ’Boys The camp will operate until X#M d »t =â€" August 27th, which make a very atâ€" tractive vacation time. Courses at Beausoleil Camp In addition to regular course on maâ€" terials and principles in Trail Ranger and Tuxis work and Bible study there will be two special courses on Dramaâ€" tics (led by G. B. Woods of Toronto Technical School) and Recreation led by F. Hughes of Toronto. ‘These courses along with the new traditional music appreciation periods, the varied campfire programmes, vesper services, sports, pleasure outings and discussion groups will provide a rich and varied programme for leaders of boys. or tcS » ly aril ey 1 â€" le er St. Mary‘s Journalâ€"Argus:â€"Comâ€" plaints have been numerous of late reâ€" garding the persistence of doorâ€"toâ€" door reddlars who annoy the houseâ€" wives and who pay no taxes in St. Marys. Persons who sell goods proâ€" duced by their own land or their own hands are allowed to sell such goods in this manner without license, but those who are selling manufactured articles or produce purchased from another are liable to a fine if they ‘are caught without a permit issued by the Town Clerk. It is part of the policeâ€" man‘s duty to see that peddlars do not hawk their wares in St. Marys withâ€" out these permits. Action please. To atretoate atrate ate WITH REED HOWES, MOLLIE O‘DAY and WHEELER OAKMAN A vivid tale of adventure on the high seas. Comedyâ€""LOUD MOUTH" Specialtyâ€""FATHER NILE" sSCREEN SNAPSHOT " SOUTH OF THE RIO GRANDE " "CHARLIE CHAN‘S CHANCE" U‘ MATINEE DAILY AT 2.30 P.M. Eveningâ€"7.00 p.m. (continuous performance) Complete Change of Programme Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDA Y Whirlwind adventure with filmdom‘s greatest daredevil. Special Added Attractionâ€""LOCAL FILMS OF TIMMINS" Serialâ€""DETECTIVE LLOYD‘â€"Episode No. 1 Cartoonâ€""BARN DANCE" METROTONE SOUND NEWS WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, JULY 27â€"28 " DEVIL ON DECK " WITH WARNER OLAND, ALEXANDER KIRKLAND, H. B. WARNER, MARION NIXON, RALPH MORGAN, JAMES KIRKâ€" wWOoOn AND LINDA wWaATKINS Actâ€""NAGGERS ANNIVERSARY" â€" FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Cartoonâ€""HITTING THE TRAIL TO HALLELUJAH LAND" Midnight Show Friday, July 29thâ€"Showing Above Programme COMING ATTRACTIONS: WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, JULY 20â€"21 _ _Double Feature Programme NEW EMPIRE wWITH MARION MARSH, DAVID MANNERS AND WARREN WILLIAMS omedyâ€""MAYBE PM WRONG" FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Cartoonâ€""BOSCO AT THE Z0O0" Midnight Show Sunday, July 24thâ€"Showing Double Feature Programmeâ€""Beauty and the Boss" and "South of KRio Grande" (Keturn Engagement by Special Request) wWITH WALTER PIDGEON, JEAN HERSHOLT, VIVIENNE SEGAL and ALEXANDER GRAY. â€" wl NP WITH EDNA MAY OLIVER, ROSCO ATES, JILL ESMOND AND KEN. 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