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MEETING CALLED HERE ) NORTHLAND WWT NJ2TH ORGANIZE C. A.5. BRANCH LAND MFA OX COMINISSION All in the District Interested in Childâ€" ren and Good Citizenship Invited To Council Chamber Tomorrow Evening. south Tisda urged __The need for an active branch of %lfe Children‘s Aid Society in this disâ€" trict has been‘ apparent for some years past. The Advance in years past. has repeatedly emphasized the need, and Mr. R. LeHeup, the Inspectâ€" or of the Temiskaming C.A.S. has made several efforts to establish an organization here. The Temiskaming Branch of the C. A.S. with headquarâ€" ters at Haileybury has been handicapâ€" organization here. The Temiskaming Branch of the C. A.S. with headquarâ€" ters at Haileybury has been handicapâ€" ped in dealing with the work here on account of the immense territory atâ€" tempted to be covered. Such an imâ€" mense territory as that now left to the sole attention of the Temiskaming C. A. 8. could not possibly be covered scope sho morrow ev in the Co invitation and all wh 1J mense territory as that now lelt 1O the sole attention of the Temiskaming C. A. 8. could not possibly be covered effectively by the one organization and the oge agent with the means now at command. ‘The Poreupine Camp offers opportunity for very effective work for a branch. Rev. Mr. Parks and others here have interested themâ€" selves in the matter and the result is that a public meeting has been called for organization. This meeting will be beld in the Council Chamhers, Timâ€" mins, tomorrow (Thursday) evening at 8 o‘clock, and all good citizens are earnest!ly requested to attend and asâ€" sist. His Worship the Mayor reâ€" eognizes the usefulness of the C. A. 8. and is accordingly inttbrested in the work here. Rev. Fr. Therriault is anâ€" other prominent citizen interested in the work and expected to ‘be present. The Police Magistrate for the district, Mr. S. Atkinson, is an enthusiast reâ€" garding C. A.S. work, because he knows the work and is a lover of children and a believer in giving them a fair chance as the best means to hay ing good citizenship. Mr. Atkinson will be at the meeting tomorrow evenâ€" irg. Mr. C. G. Williams, Dr. Moore and others have also shown a strong interest in the work and its possibilâ€" ities and the meetinge tomorrow night in nee wAOo m H SUC nearly for the DFrOo (‘1 ind may d JIUNIOR HOCKEY GAMES TIMMINS VS THE HCk 1e amilier wwth in M M 1086 ns 10n mé it M e one n In act coming under its care. 1hose ier wth C. A. 8. â€"work will not to kereminded of these things. : who do not know the work, or iave mistaken its purposes or its should attend the meeting toâ€" w evening, Thursdavy. Feb. 10th. Vol VI No. 6 m ad 10n ai alway child 1t oreu ind d W CI mU have also shown a strons the work and its possibilâ€" ie meetin@= tomorrow night en rk 11 @re Tne PORCUPINE ADVANCE me UG meord of not fail per cent. of the S THE FALLS SSUW Al ne (4 carneé ima( ul L1 sDecl n M in 10 n n zen 0 W nose} 2i 1¢ inCce 10 W nl ved ind mâ€" TC a n n The North Land wants North Land men on the T. & N .0. Railway Comâ€" mission. This fact should be impressâ€" ad upon Premier Drury and his Cabâ€" ‘net, until North Land men are apâ€" pointed. Every public expression reâ€" rarding the matter, with the excepâ€" tion of Cochrane‘s attitude, may be summed up in the words, ‘‘The North Land wants North Land men on the North Land‘s Railway Commission."‘ Cochrane‘s attitude is unduly biased, rejudiced ‘by the fact that Cochrane can see nothin# and think of nothing This Fact Should B2 Strongly Imâ€" pressed Upon the Government. LHC DCSE Â¥e was at New ing and zsiven hi nosed. as ed to the Other North Land towns, however, re looking more carefully to the genâ€" ‘ral interests of the North Land. The . & N. 0. is tae one North Land Railâ€" vay. It was ‘built ostensibly to help n the development of the North Land. [t has not fulfilled its greatest useâ€" ‘ulness, nor can it ever fulfill its great »st usefulness and service, unless it is :onducted as a North Land Railway ind with the service of the North Land and the people ever uppermost n mind. To accomplish this it seems ‘mperative that those in control of the Railway should be North Land aenâ€"men who know the country and ‘ts needs. The North Land has sufferâ€" d enough in the past from the unâ€" mowing and consequently unintelligâ€" it eontrol of outside interests. Conâ€" in« JIESS SPRING NOW n 1 ; New laskearda on saturday evenâ€"| iz and when medical attention was ven him his case was promptly diagâ€" osed as appendjcitis. He was hurriâ€"‘ 1 to the hospital where he was operâ€" ed upon by Doctors MceNaughtor id Mitchell. _ The operation was ninently successful and still better,| ss at once began to show the most| easing provress to recovery: MHis| n W t1 Zed est pI () K pr( i D B( ? progre vsical c mm 11 matter s out and aroun Appsirently the a tis developed rery \Y taken 111 Liskeard ress ( n ttent ON wWaYÂ¥ TO REC m 11 U DM LC O M T N) P1 TC B condition â€"w on was secured aI O a( 11 LC a lew weeks ible do oâ€"an € was ter n 0 O 11 5 TC en IRt D1 [ )0n n BEMNAYWYTPD® rIv re ind it will be three weeks d better than n on. oceasion. j vALLW W L TIMMINS, O« wen D 1 COV durin O V point ereat W Ire )0 V nme aApâ€" [C n _,._| day last. T :i 24 years 0 _ pbeen enjoy râ€" the days ; ut : seemed in as [ : 1 | quiet good _/ | night shift st.’ ~_ J usual. then n lemiskaming Firemen‘s Association ach year on the first of July. It is a big day of sports and pleasure, with ipecial competitions of interest to the ireâ€"fighters, but conducted here in uch an interesting way and with so many pleasing featuresâ€"of sports and njoyment as to ‘be a general public lay of fun, pleasure and good sport. 2A HREMEN TO GULD JULY 1 EVENT BERE Inia (idh nen‘s Associ: eld last week ament by ecustc f the towns re lation, the No iaving the tou the South the dailevbury‘s t Annual Meeting of Temiskaming Firc ._en wast w _ek Decid; on iinuimins Again for Tournament. ( on The meeting of the Temiskaming Firemen‘s Association this year was a very interesting one, with many ‘aluable addresses from the fireâ€"fightâ€" s present. ‘Mr. T. H. Wilkes, of Iroâ€" quois Falls, gave a very helpful and ‘lever address on fire protection matâ€" ters of particular application to this North Land. Hollinger, had passed away on EFriâ€" day last. The deceased was only about 27â€" years of age and had apparently been enjoying his usual health during the days previous to his death. He seemed in his ordinary health and quiet good humor when coming off the night shift. He had his breakfast as usual, then sat around for a time with some of his‘Friends chatting. Then he went to the bunkâ€"house toâ€" have his sleep, and from this sleep he did not awaken. Apparently he passed away tie south the next. lhis year it was daileybury‘s turn to have the tourâ€" nament, but Haileybury for various reasons did not wish the honour. Fire Chief Borland and Secretary J. Morâ€" rison who represented the Timmins Brigade at the convention in Cobait supported Haileybury as the place for tie tournamentâ€"until it was found :‘hat Haileybury did not eare about it. Dhen they went after getting the event for Timmins, and because of the successful way that Timmins has takâ€" n care of such events in the past were easily successful in baving this awn decided upon. ‘The Firemen‘s innual tournament is held by the S( M l0ouse rard vith tALATIAN CHARGED WITH RAPE OF 8â€"YÂ¥EARâ€"OLD CHILD The anrtual |ig tournament for the emiskaming Firemen will be held is year again in Timmins. This was 1e decision of the Temiskaming Fireâ€" en‘s Association annual meeting ecild ‘ast week at Cobalt. The tournâ€" ment by custom goes in turn to each f the towns represented in the Assoâ€" ation, the North part of the district aving the tournament one year and ie South the next. This year it was ailevbury‘s turn to have the tourâ€" 11 OPULA e (t en( m In O HOLLINGER DIES IN SLESP f his rest, no unnsual until n. © Between it was m D y custom goes in )wns represented )v H been nc without receiy de the discover ath was due to sed has ‘been : he past two o r W He U T ol n 1 (1 W n to Bim mp 14 W nV 1( 11 nyl )€ H onge noll( well on i three a H L1 W ent WO it Mi n b to WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th., 1921. Al y on _Prlâ€" only about apparently after call anvy res and Miremen s 1 by the ssociation v.o It is a n W Nn L 1C Will ns Laiiure. Hollinâ€" n n n( at the e was Tour bun‘k pl an y i1 100 Un n (l TLaDALE GOLO MINES WIA _ MUSICAL COMEOY WEL APPcAL #i Adg9co9McNI§5 Gl/® BV LOGAL TALENT decision. Then the Railway and Muâ€" eipal ~Board reversed the Judge‘s seversal.. Last fall the" Appellate Sourt heard arzument on the case from both the Mines and the Townâ€" siip and their decision is now anâ€" nounced as in favour of the Mines. i!rougz.lout the various courts it seem :d that the proverb, ‘‘one good turn deserves another,""‘ was the favourite dea, as the one court would simply turn over the decision given by the me before. However, it is not proâ€" bable that there will be further apâ€" peals. The Township has already spent considerable money in carrying this matter through the courts. W hile it was no doubt a matter of prineiple, it was always a question of douwbt with many of the ratepayers as to whether the burden would be well placed on the mines. The mines have apparently been ready to pay their full share of taxation, and their goodâ€" Constable Raycroft, ofâ€" Moneta, isn ‘t allowing the Timmins police any monopoly in the prosecutien of offend ers against the law, or the laying of cases before the police magistrate. This week the Moneta guardian of the law has several cases for the attention of the court. These include a case against Mrs. P. Mann, Moneta, in connection with the running of a disâ€" three POLICE ON THE WARPATH IN MONETA TOWNSITE DEATH OF J. P. LOUGHTON AT MONETA ON TUESDAY W The Appeliate Court of Ontario last zeek announced its judgment in faâ€" sour of the Poreupine Go:d Mines igainst tae Township of Tisdale in e case of the assessment of mills, ‘te., on mining properties. The Town saip of Tisdale assessed the mills of cae mines concerned for municipal L )1 M} elief Given Mines Regarding Assessâ€" ‘‘The Isle of Love,‘‘ under auspices Important Gathering for the Nortk ment of Mills, Etc. | of 1.0.D.E., an Outstanding l Land at Cobalt Next Week. ons j Credit to All Concerned. s a, ivoured 1 n appeal 1 in theâ€" Mi U M w e of OY ve veal W n 0 I‘? LV U Kn 10 con#antiun of the from tThis judgment Rev W )1 U whully | n. and t n )1 proce lale C ( companies ciaimed e exempt under the ssment and Mining rra n uregore on 1| yal 11 )7 AV iccia are npt, as the staâ€" the mechanical ss. When mem ouncil took the lisdale Council In H In 17 11 T wWOrl vé n recia )C )ld mines n n PV n em d ind Moneta, M result ouncil b\)dy en l d IEBLERT over con nes mp, and ) W ) W TC by OI nâ€" U ril but the veriest cranks will admit to be very creditable and attractive stage work. An allâ€"professional cast might possibly have given this musicâ€" al comedy more perfectly in some deâ€" tails, perhaps, but certainly no orâ€" dinary allâ€"professional troupe would "ave such an array of wholesome, pretty, charming young ladies, nor give a show with so much snap and charm without any forwardnass. In any event there has never been a muâ€" sical comedy in this North Land of higcher merit, nor one ‘bettor enioved O 14 louses witnessing the performances. The Daughters of the Empire, under vhose auspices the events were given : Mr. L. G. Ne Ville who assisted in the direction and took part in the cast; and particularly those in the leading roles and in the choruses; are to be very heartily congratulated on what [) young and in M Di Wra ind on 1 nan n n 1€ 11 )1 ou? )\ casion were unusuaily elle any uf the scenes were o auty. The play itselfowas rest throughout and there ~very attractive music. As the cast and choruses, it mi‘d‘y indeed to say that very eroditable perform: ening. With only about t r preparation, they had t in with reenlar nrofessic U enln vernt n roti n V AT ol n in each case that eould © ing un to a M o presentation of the attractive cal comedy, ‘*‘The Isle of Love"‘ o New Empire Theatre on Thursâ€" and Friday evening of last week one of the most pleasing and enâ€" hle erteriainment features seen n rht, Jean Roberts, GHladys Lytle, Brazeau, Mrs. H. Webb, Mariâ€" igg, Margeret Cole, Nora Kenâ€" Pearl Kennedy and Marie Du For the various choruses these ladies were suitably gowned i each case their appearance was at could ‘be desired and their g up to a high standard. The ig chorus set the high standard e event and this was maintained )T U n 11 n owan, Craig Hoggarth, Truth , Alice Ryan, Kathleen Peters att, Lillian Wadsworth, Rose t, Jean Roberts, GHladys Lytle, razeau, Mrs. H. Webb, Mariâ€" ne both a cons e airec st and choruses, indeed to say th croditable perfor With only abou iration. they har actor juds My was Ni at D and properties unasually effe scenes were of Ssouth evening U tractiveness al al N € 10n H s sweet vyoc e. Buddy san VC wil lich a catch Sherloc Sweathe venit were 1 by local talen of Mr. L. G.â€" N: manager of hig! the results here ses, it is pulting y that they gave rformance each bout two weeks had their parts ofessional finish ‘olessionai finish s the show was tea‘ t 11 perties for the ly effective and n OI M art at s full of j ‘ was muc s for tho: n Sn [1 by OU n tarswe Swal we 1 ap and crowded wE SU \ 1M 1) D 16 ) V TIKIn |B) n timeé. alent W with Mrs Mr Dol 108@ was Mr. anâ€" Mr. n 1‘ll Lh€ W N 01 )V 1] In n The meeting of the Associated Boards of Trade of Temiskaming, to be held at Cobalt, on Monday, Tuesâ€" day and Wednesday of next week, Feb,. 14, 15, and 16th will be one of the most important gatherings ever held in the North Land. . Premier Drury and other members of the Onâ€" ario Cabinet have been asked to atâ€" end, and in addition ‘special invitaâ€" ‘ons have keen extended to a number {â€"men with particular interests and nAuencein the North Land. The inâ€" General sessions will commence on Tuesday, the 15th, at 2.00 p.m., adâ€" journing at 5.30 p.m., when a fiveâ€"reel motion picture of the Kipawa plant will be shown to the deleg_:flfifi, after which the banquet will take place at 7.00 p.m. 4 The sessions will resume on Wedâ€" nesday, the 16th, at 9.00 a.m., for the comn.etion of business. next week. The following programme for the "rcee days has been announced by the Secretary of the Associated Boards, Mr. Frank K. Ebbitt, of Iroquois Falls :â€" Executive committee will meet on Monday, the 14th February, at 2.00 p.m. D t16 PROGRAMME OF MEETING Of ASSOGIATED BOARDS May ncoantress, Mrs., Moore also won agrited applause. ‘*The Isle of Goldâ€" n Dreams‘‘ was a number by Miss loggarth, her beautiful voice delightâ€" ng the large crowds at.the event. ‘Just Like a Gypsy,"* was very effect ‘vely given by Miss Laura Brazeau nd chorus, Miss Brazcau‘s dancing being unusually good and her part beâ€" ng very cleverly taken throughout. iss Mary Downey, as leader of the ‘horus, was heard to advantage in the singing. Mr. and Mrs. Darling in their solos, duets and chorus leading were .mong the oustanding experts of the rogramme, their clever work winning he sincerest applause, and Mrs. Darâ€" ling‘s fine voice pleasing all. In the dancing and general gharacter work they were ago specially capable. The Indian Chorus was one of the numâ€" bers that proved particalarly popular, this item being especially well done. In this Miss Downey also took a very capable part in the lively dancing and characterization. Tkie in ‘‘ Bolsheviki® made cne of the hits of the evening. it doub part wi from a 1¢ eiy given. ard to the f the cleve liss Muriel 0 senlences:â€" ‘uverybody Come." All Weleome!‘‘ The invitation is meral and sincere. It is extended to leitizens of the North Land. Every enne n 11 )W, ‘ _A speci ‘ry chorus de of Mi 3 in Seott Amone ~t! ect ana (L. n 0 Single Copies 5 Cents 1a V( L1 s seen t was n M W fhi i net 1( irough and cou )1 e to the meeting at Cobalt du 1R noteworthy influence in the ‘the North Land, \The Pre the Associated Boards of been working steadily and to make the Associated Trade fully representative th Land. For this meeting a that all boards of trade, s, all representative .bodies luals and the public generâ€" een specially invited to atâ€" ake par... The invitations y the Associated Boards of bt hbe condensed into the ces:â€"‘‘Everybody Come!‘‘* ‘ome!‘‘ The invitation is Nb )1 (0 1| the mits choruses Special choruses n 1 m e mits of the evening. oruses were all effectâ€" pecial mention in reâ€" ruses should be made ind effective work of rswell, ber dancing beâ€" feature of practiaclly Mer 1 11 1€ W C K C i1 U tion dn n 1( Cout of M urt 1 Page Nil wn meeting )1 Di 1| TY al 4) K D i] Dangue n o1 ~UMS nessâ€" of ss Florâ€" nention . Moore : bright ) taking ‘In the of â€" the )wn* of ALSO i comeâ€" al skill. hrouch 30 Aanâ€" vith its the exâ€" , but it t made swell‘s 1pportâ€" iderful autiful Nickolâ€" (% 9| necialâ€" praise ) wolr arn tha of the O0â€" 4