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Large Crowd Attracted to Donkey Baseball Games Mind is supposed to rule matter but after seeing the donkey baseball at the bal!~®park on Friday evening many of the huge crowd of spectators had reaâ€" son to wonder. The game was scheduled to be the Lions Club against the Legion but in reality it was the Lions Club and Legion against the donkeys. The stubâ€" Born little burros won. It would be hard to imagine an aniâ€" mal with more casualness, contrariâ€" ness and boredom packed into its sysâ€" tem than one of these trained ¢piâ€" mals. Their perverse little brains sesimâ€" ed to take a great deligh! in doing just the opposite to what the players wantâ€" ed. They ambled around the bases at a speed calculated to drive the players wild. Everybsody was taking an interest in the game excsut the asses and they were just tozs bored to want to do anyâ€" thinz in a rame is not Really Between the Legion and the Lions but Between the Legion and Lions and the Donkeys. 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The game consisted of three innings and a little wild west show after. Hansell decided, after it was all over that he was going to ride OIl‘ Pete, the meanest of the fourteen donkeys, that had not been ridden that evening. He sprang to Pete‘s back and tumbled ioff just as quickly. Another spring and |another tangle of arms and legs OI‘ Pete won two falls but Hansell> took ) the third one. The Legion scored two runs in the first inning. Everyone Smiles â€" â€" Westinghouse Wiltlh Priced From Sweet Relish PALI\IOLI\'E Soap, 4 bars Large Bottle steak Roast 15¢ Viâ€"Tone, 24 oz. tin :...783¢ WESTMINSTER Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls Steak â€" 3 lbs. 29¢ Steak â€" per Ib. 23 * MEATS +® Bacon, per Ib. 26¢ Beef, â€" 2 lbs. 23¢ Chicken â€" â€" â€" 20¢ ROUNXD Bologna â€" â€" â€" 27¢ BOILINXG Teem: as low as $5.00 per month mending See all models at PHONES 298â€"169 7 9.50 nce ?PHONE 1870 per lb 1b3 1¢€ ! and the fact that two of the veterans | managed to get around the bases spoke well for their codition. In the last of the setond the Lions managed to come through with a couple. Legion added two more in the last and, the Lions got one. Rules of the game allowed a person to have as many strikes at the ball as he wished. After hitting the ball he was to ride one of the donkeys to first base. However before he could ride him he must first mount him and that was where many of the brave hearts turned to water. The burros just didn‘t want to be mounted. Their main ambition | was to relieve themselves of any burâ€" den whaisoeverâ€" and they did a very good job of carrying out that objecâ€" tive. If a batter failed to get on the deonkey allotted to him in two tries he was counted out. In other respects the rules were much the same as for baseâ€" ball except that the bases were three feet square and the ball had to be thrown from the donkeys‘ backs. Pitsher and catcher did not have donkeys. They were not allowed to leave their boxes however. 'L-i.ttle Long Lac â€" area, MacLeodâ€" ‘Ccckshutt Mines will shortly have unâ€" ‘ der way a 300â€"ton mill designed so as lto be readily enlarged to 500 tons ‘as required. Its immediate neighbor, Hard Rock Gold Minces, will erect a plant of ‘150 tons. Hollinger Gold Mines is to sink a new main shaft, on a threeâ€" year program that will carry the openâ€" ing to a depth of 4,000 feet in order to more economically mine its ore. In the Beardmore section, Leitch Gold Mines is raising the capacity of its mill from 75 to 100 tons daily, and Sand River Gold Mines has a 75â€"ton mill projected. In the Sudbury mining division two new producers have made their appearance recently in the Long Lake mine of Lebel Oro Mines and the INew Golden Rose at Emerald Lake, each with a 100â€"ton mill. Probably a score of other mining ecmpanies are iplanning mills or are ‘iarrangin.g to raise the rate of producâ€" | tion, indicative of the fact that above 'au else, there is plenty of confidence in the stability of the gold market, sufâ€" ficient to warrant the investment of i many millions in new capital. Once a counsillor was amused, Quite amused, yes, much amused! Once a councillor was amused And by discrimination! Loyalty advertised, you know, Hail Britannia, don‘t you know. Mum‘s the word, no one will know! A glorious Coronation! Joe Whyman had his arm injured when he fell headlong from one of the animals. (Tune Optional) (Here quote last week‘s Advance where Councillor Wren it is stated was "greatâ€" ly amused" although he didn‘t 10o>k like it) One of the largest crowds seen here this season turned out for the game. A fine, Grizzling rain Giscouraged the players and spectators not a bit. Accounts are items very drear, Drear and tiresome, oh, so drear! They will pass it, never fear, Without elimination! Sure, we asked each councillor Quietly asked each councilior, But never dreamt each councilior Tould use discrimination: (New York Worldâ€"Telegram) Harlan County, Ky. probably is no inâ€" dustrial paradise yet, but if reports are true about the use of the stripâ€"tease weapons, conditions must be improving fast. a period of nearly 30 years. Present prospects seem good for other producâ€" ers in the district as development proâ€" ceeds. Ancther advance of moment is the decision of Pamour Porcupine Mines to double its milling capacity, from 750 tons to 1.400 or 1,500 tons daily. In the (From Sudbury Star) Steady development and increasing production of gold imines, new milling plants and projected additions to preâ€" sently cperating mills, supply unimisâ€" takable evidence that the industry has taken no notice of the widespread ruâ€" mors of a possibe cut in the price of gold and the injurious effect it would have upon mining. No matter what atâ€" titude the stock market took as a result of the soâ€"called "gold scare", the mines refused to be disturbed. In many sections of Northern Onâ€" tario and Northwestern Quebec the exâ€" pansicn goes on. One of the outstandâ€" ing developments resently was the anâ€" ncuncement that Kerrâ€"Addison Gold in the Larder Lake area is to construct a 5s00â€"ton mill, to be increased later to 1000 tons, marking another step in the startling revival of this area after The story came from union officials, who ccmplained because their members wouldn‘t attend .meetings. Whenever a meeting was called the coal company staged a competing attraction of burâ€" lesque queens, who danced and took off their clothes, and the miners stampeded to see them. Whatever the ethics of this method, it seems to be quite a shake ahead of having the deputy sheriffs go out "thuggin‘" for union crganizers. And it may be more effecâ€" tive for unionâ€"busting. Notable Progress Being Made in Mines of North What‘s the oldâ€"fashioned dialectical axiom about the stripâ€"tease being the opium of the masses? Peter BRrown‘s Review:â€"Opinions are like watcnesâ€"no two are ever alike, and each man swears by his own. ‘oal Company Used the Strip Tease Plan on Union Town Council Nursery Rhyme â€"Another Bird An exceptionally attractive pattern suggestive of Royalty. Empire in feeling, done in Saxon Blue, you‘ll love the quaint Centurion edge. Very reasonable in price. Can always be added to or filled in. "Spode never discontinues a pattern‘. C. A. REMUS RBowmanville Statesman:â€"Every perâ€" son has four charactersâ€"the one he shows,. the one he thinks be has, the one others think he has, and the one he actually has. Noranda, Aug. 3.â€"Francols KXavier (Frank) Cloutier met his death in vioâ€" lent manner while working at the Norâ€" anda Mines on Friday evening. At the formAl inquiry held into the tragedy on Saturday evening, by Dr. J. A. Bertâ€" rand of Macamic, it was impossible to arrive at the true cause of the accident, as the cnly witness of the ftality was one Amedee (Paddy) Vachon, who with Cloutier was shoveling ore muck into barrows at a sub level above the 30Câ€"fo0ot level (ore body 59). The two men were engaged in filling wheel barrows from the pile of rock and tcok it turn and turn about to fill the barrows and to dump the contents into the chute made to receive it. They changed work after every five barrows. Suddenly Disappears Atâ€"about 8.30 pm. Cloutier, who was wheeling his fourth barrowful on that particular relay, suddenly disappeared and his companion, some 30 feet away, was unable to say exactly what hapâ€" jened. What is rather mystifying is the fact that the whole of the staging or planking across the opening went down the aperture with the man. None Aware of Way F. X. Cloutier Died Paddy Vachon undertook the sad duty of nctifying the young wife of the tragedy. Funeral service was held for the victim at 8 am. in St. Michael‘s Church on Monday morning. Burial was made in the Roman Catholic cemeâ€" tery at Rouyn. : a vertical drop of 50 feet and then had slid in an inclined direction to a point some 20 feet above the 400â€"f00t level. The young man, who is but 26 years of age, has been employed in the Norâ€" anda Mines for the past six years. He leaves a widow, the former Miss Marâ€" guerite Auger, residing on the Granada road, and a young adopted son. Also left to mourn him are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cloutjier, pioneers of the district, four brothers, Henri of Val d‘Or. Gerard, Amedee and Rene of Rouyn and three sisters, Mrs. M. Jacques and the Misses Marie Blanche and Germaine Cloutier, all of Rouyn. Vachon at once sought aid and was by Joe McDonald, mine captain, and Jack Atkinson, shift boss, who brought the body up. Inquest Fails to What Happened Fatality Vachon immediately let himself down by cables to the spot where the unforâ€" tunate man had landed. He had made He had been killed instantly, having had his neck broken by the fall. 17 Pine St.. N ingquire about the "Pots of Geold" Guessing Contest Ireland to England:â€"*"Is that a private peaceâ€"or can we get in on it? â€"From London Daily Herald Spodt‘s Jeweller Explain in Mime Phone 190 What‘s the Matter With Mine Market (From Gicobe and Mail) So many requests have received by this department of The and Mail to explain the reasons for the preâ€" sent market lassitude, we feel some answer should be made although we hoped what we have already said in this column regarding the corroding influence of bureaucracy might have indicated what we believe to be the chief cause. Icoking at the situation dispassionâ€" | worth five cents, you must mulet the ately from every angle it cannot be deâ€"| publis for three times that sum, while nied that several other conditions have|promcters of oil development, one of contributed to a condition of stagnationi ths> most important possibilities in the that has seldom been experienced sinte| whole of Canada, are told that no stock the years immediately following the ) will be released to them until they have Jig crash in late 1929 and early 1930. ; placed in the treasury of a company At this particular time of the year|enough money to complete the first holidays and the lethargy of summer| well. Since it is necessary to drill to time always work against the market|depths of over 6000 feet in the most activity. Then, too, pecple have not yet| promising crude fields in the Dominion recovered from the gold scare, Mnch,w cost of around $125,000, adventure prcved there is nothing left that is| in that direction is forever damned. sacred about the price. Later came Lh(i“ And the public still asks: ‘"Whats the CIO troubles and the fear of wholeâ€"| [ matter with the market?" sale invasion of Canada by the bamef We think it has done mighty well to forces and, meanwhile, the investing hbe in existence at all. or speculating public was building UD| Continual dripping will wear away a fine case of indigestion, with thelme hardest stone. acute stage reached as this or tlmt property failed of its promise, or this or| dd that underwriting petered out. All tlus Kerr'A ]S()n Mlne has been cumulative and, in conJunc- M ll tion with the inhibitions and absurd: tO Have 500 tOn l regulations of Mussolinized bureaucr.a-; cy, inevitably led to a spirit of dlS-! New Stores Bu11d1ng Erect- | | t that has become nationâ€"| 3,‘12‘;’7‘“’“‘“’“ s ol ed at the Larder Lake Proâ€" Effort Made to Answer This Oftâ€"Made Query There is not the slightest doubt in our mind that all other contributing factors would have been overcome, wit;hi a fair volume of market action main-l tained, even through the summerl months, but for the blight that has been cast over adventure and the speâ€" culative instinct of the pesple of Canaâ€" da by foreignâ€"born legislation already[ proven destructive and annihilatory in | the country of its birth. | And yet men with the public 8 "Hi there, drop that, it isn‘t yours. We‘ll take twoâ€"thirds of it and your oneâ€"third will be exchanged for beautifully enâ€" graved certificates which you cannot touch until we say so." No means has yet been found by which a prospector or promoter (and don‘t forget they are both absolutely essential to mining proâ€" gress, including markets) can feed his family or raise enough money for a grubstake on escrowed certificates, which he cannot touch, no matter how artistically engraved. Now bureaucracy dGdecrees that no company can start till it has $10,000 cash in its treasury; that no stock can be sold for less than 15 cents a share, meaning that if you think your stock The lesson of 1930 was not enough for Canadians. In the hysteria of a panic that gripped all the world, they have called upon cfficials of the neighbourâ€" ing country to come here and tell them how to be honest, how to protect the public from speculative loss. The result has been just what they deserved and what the visiting diagnosticians most desired. A halt was called in developâ€" ment of the greatest potential mining empire to be found anywhere on livable earth and speculative funds turned back into the gapinz slots of United States gaming tables. And now we are reaping the reward of departure from British law and jusâ€" tice. The Federal Government says to a man who wishes to put his fortunes to the touch: "Go forth and find; what you do find shall be yours." The proâ€" vircial government steps in and says: a4cllar into Wall Street, whense no aol1~â€" lar ever returned. decrees that no Directors of Kerrâ€"Addison â€" Goid Mines, Larder Lake region, were reâ€" elected at the first annual meeting held in Toronto Thursday. The shareholders were advised that preparation of sites and foundations for the various plant buildings and mill has been started. All arrangements have been completed for bringing the property into produsztion in April, 1938, on a 500â€"ton daily capacity. New stores building has been erected, foundations for fire reservoir and eleâ€" vated domestic water supply tanks have been completed. Foundations are aAlso in for combined power and compressor house and for dowuble drum electric hcist at No. 1 shaft. Laying of water line from lake to tank site is in proâ€" gress. Temporary change room is under construction for the No. 3 shaftâ€"sinking Ccrew. New Stores Building Erectâ€" ed at the Larder Lake Proâ€" perty. ‘The Above Stove in the following Colours Ivory with Green Buff with Black Ivory with Red Ivory with Blue Azcordinge to M. F. Fairlie, consultâ€" _7 \v 1 WEEK ONLY Thuraday, Auguqt 5th until August 12th BELANCER Coal and Wood Stoves Electric Stoves TWO and FOUR BURNERS 25.90 to 47.50 If it is an Electric Stove you need you will find the same values, for they are also reduced. Inspect them at our store this weekâ€"end. Many models to choose from. 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Unout grade of ore is $10.59 per ton. Since publication of the annual reâ€" port, development work and construcâ€" tion have progressed rapidly. New ore has been indicated by «diamond drillâ€" ing on the 175, 300 and 500â€"foot levels the latter having just been reached by No. 1 shaft. On the first level, west of the preâ€" viously developed ore bedy and west of the shaft, ore has been indicated by drifting ‘and Grilling, which is still in progress, but the importance of this ore has yvet to be determined. ‘Try The Advance Want Advertisements HOT DAYSâ€" HARD ON YOU? Tone up your liver and you‘ll feel better Sluggish liver is the root cause of summer headaches, lassitude, biliousness. If your liver is O.K., elimination of waste will be natural, stomach sweet, digestion good, nutrition improved, blood purified. You‘ll feel stronger and brighter. 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