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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1919 T4 Meet People on Arrival, Visit Hollinger * j » A rrangements have beed completed for the progmmtibe of the visit of His Woyal Highness the Prince of Wales io Tiimnmins â€" toâ€"morrow (Thursday). A platform has been erected at the side of the station, and the Timmins Citizen Band will be in attendance to furnish music during the Prince‘s short visit here. The royal train will reach here at 5 p. m. ‘There gre nine coaches and two engines on the royal train,. ‘Mr. wineer having charge of the train coming royal party v and will ber PROGRAMME FOR VIST OF PRINGE OF WALES the Mayor an will be eseort ed rear the st dress of wel to be TCO outhned 1nint VW l Published every Wednesday by Geo. Lake, Publisher Canada â€" United States aurprt lt FOUR Y OT n OV ‘rince To meet UDNe pudiic. Luc party will then proceed in autos provided here, travelling along I Avenue to Pine Street, along to Fourth Avenue, and along th Avenue to the Hollinger Minc e a suitable programme has been med for his inspection of _ the At the Hollinger the Prince be presented with a gold nugget =~ * TELEPHONES : 260 Resid Subscription Rates : a â€" $2.00 a year | States â€" $3.00 a year t 11 : during the Prince‘s e. The royal train will 5 p. m. There are nine xo engines on the royal i. Shaw will be the enâ€" the honor of being in engine on the into this Camp. The ill reach here at 5 p.m., ceived at the station by. Council. The Prinee: d to the platform erectâ€" ation, where a short adâ€" ‘ome will be given by Melnnis, â€" after _ which ighness will inspect the + Boy Seouts, the Ghrl he School chuildren. A ill then be allowed for ) meet the public. ‘The ill then proceed in autos d here, travelling along e to Pine Street, along th Avenue, and along 1e to the Hollineer Minc Residence 112 Then to ppmpn.ml\ engraved. _ After the visit to the Hollinger the party wiull return to the station and the royal train will leave here at 6.30 p.m. By proclamation issued toâ€"day Dr. Melunig, Mayor of Timmins, has set enart the afternoon toâ€"morrow as a special holiday in the municipality. The Mayor las also asked the citizens to see to all possible deeqrations for the occasion. _ A spe(‘ldl invitation has been extended to‘ all returned soldiers, those serving in Canada, or overseas, or the South frican War, to meet the Prince. _ The returned men in all the neighboring towns, as well®as the heads of the municipaliâ€" ties and the people generally have alâ€" so been specially invited to visit here to greet the Prince. Several hundred from outside points such as Iroquois Falls, Cochrane, Matheson, South Por eupine, ete., are expected here. Dr. CGiagnon, V. S8., of Haileybury, visited Timmins last week, being callâ€" ed here to attend to some horses beâ€" longing to a couple of the big lumberâ€" ing conceerns in this Camp. the * There is an openming @Atb AUVUIADPUL)MLSâ€" ow for a minister who is also a good poker â€" player.‘" If the theological colleges wouldadd a chair in poker playing â€"to _ their _ eurriculum they would no doubt find it easier to supâ€" ply popular missionaries for the new mining _ camps. There are several well qualified in Timmins to act as professors for the study when such Timmins Branch, e â€" followin There is an Saving is a most beneficial habit, and an easy one to acquire. Place a certain amount of your income in this Bank at regular intervals. Deposits have a marvelous way of growing and in a short time you will have a Savings Account of four figures. IMPERIAL BANK a l founded Herald recently carried ig ‘‘advertisement‘‘:â€" opening ai Athapapusâ€" nister who is also a good r.‘} If theological d add a chair in poker -E;;nncbcs also at Kirkland Lake, _?outh Porcupine, f\l-ew-l,u-skeard and Matheson. OE CA A DA Serbian Tells Strange Tale About Getting $600.00 From Ausâ€" trian‘s Bank Account South End. Before Mr. Justice Kelly and a jury at the High Court at Haileybury on Wednesday of fast week, Joseph Dynnan, a Serbian, told a pecultar story to explain his side of the case in the matter of the charge against him. of securing $600,00 _ from the bank aceount of Frank Hetman, an Austrian, by forging a cheque on the Bank of Toronto at South Porenpine. Dynnan was committed for trial on the charge some weeks ago by Magâ€" istrate Atkinson, and at that time it was understood that other â€" charges would also be laid against him for other matters, the Chief® of â€" Polece from Troquois Falls coming here with witnesses to identify Dynnan as the man â€" responsible â€" for _ the â€" serious wounding of another foreigner _ at the Falls some months ago. On Wedâ€" nesday Mr. F. W. D. Wilkins, manâ€" ager of the Bank of Toronto at South Porcupine, and Mr. P. Carpenter, the teller, gave evidence to the effeet that the Austrian Hetman who could not read or write had an mecount in the bank. When he opened the account, the ledgerâ€"keeper had written a genâ€" eral deseription of him for identifiâ€" ceation. On Sept. 11th a man answer in@ the description, and now identiâ€" fied as Dynnan, had come to the bank leavine Hetman‘s pass â€" hook, registration eard, alien parole eard, ete., and drew a cheque for $600,00, signing Metman‘s name. Next: day the Bank â€" learned â€" that â€" Hetman‘s bank book and other papers had ‘been stolen from his shack. Hetman‘s eviâ€" denee corroborated this, and he said he had given no one â€" authority to sign for him or draw any of us money. â€" The rest of the evidence for the Crown was to the effect that, the police being notified, Constable Rayâ€" croft had arrested Dynnan at North Bay. â€" Dynnan then had $561.00 in his possession, and. the officer desâ€" cribed him as *‘ of liquor and anuite sieck."" Dynnan had ‘been #to GIVEN TWENTYâ€"EIGHT MONTHS FOR FORGEARY his. possession, and the olfhcer desâ€" cribed him as ‘‘full of liquor and quite sick."" Dynnan had been sto Montreal and Sudbury. Later Dynâ€" nan authorized the paying of ‘the $561.00 back to Hetman or the bank. Dynnan‘s own story was an odd one. He said he came to Timmins with about $9000.00 in eash of his own. Here he fell in with two chums whom he ‘could only identify as *‘ Matt‘ and ‘‘Mike."" He said they got him drunk on Sept. 10th, and next day told him he had lost his money in a poker game. Thenthe went to South Poreunine where lhe met â€"**Jake" who gave‘ him some ‘‘awful strong He chad about 15. drinks and then lost count. He was so atâ€" feeted by the liquor that he did not know what he was doing, according to his story, ‘‘Jake‘"‘ gave him‘the bank hbook, passports, ete., and he visited the bank apparently. Next thing he knew che woke up in Monâ€" treal where he found **Matt‘"* and ‘*Mike‘*‘ â€" again. . They. _ told_ him what he had done and advised him to skip to the U.S.A. Dynnan said that instead of anything like that ‘he wanted to come back and pay back the money, and he suggested the was on Iris way to d this when arrested. He had gone to Sudbury to borrow €100.00 from a friend so as to have the full amount ‘he said. The jury did not altogether believe this story, and the Judge said that the offence bore all the marks of being deliberately planned, â€" Dynnan was sent to the penitentiary for two years and four months. H. C. McDonald, Manager. Pnd stume kland the tb ploy work art t rom mines reterre mattter wall â€" will hbe able i s at Kirkland Lake are hack at again this week getting the s and plants in regdiness to reâ€" ‘operations. The strike at Kirâ€" d Lake is not yer declared off, Vnion indeed receently voting to inue the eontest. But the two s referred to believe thit the ter will be adjusted or that they he able to get working staffs apâ€" ‘vam the Union men formeriy emâ€" ant officer desâ€" iquor and d ‘been #to Later Dynâ€" g â€" :of r the bank. an odd one. nmins with lms â€" own. hums whom iey got him d next day money in a nt to South *‘ vful strong 15. drinks vas so ‘atâ€" he did not . ive him the c., and he ntly., : Néext up in Monâ€" Matt‘"*" and told him advised him )ynnan said like that ‘he d pay back sted che was en arrested. v_â€" to borrow ) as to have .0 The jury e tlus story, said that the ks of being Jynnan wWas Hught ooo a 555555555555555555555555555555555555555% io Quebecs No: s3 $12.00 .cy 14.50 No.: usw ie 16.00 12.00 Box Stoves No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 Quebecs with Grates 000000000 PORCUPINE ADVAMOZE T8E PORCUPINE AOVARGE , Published every Wednesday by To SAVE 's EASY Geo. Lake, Publisher TIMMINS â€" â€" Saving is a most beneficial habit, and an easy one to acquire. 3 TELEPHONES : Place a certain amount of your income in this . Office 26 Residence 112 Bank at regular intervals. Deposits have a | imeecacmas marvelous way of growing and in a short time Subscription Rates : you will have a Savings Account of four Canada = $2.00 a year figures. 193 | United States â€" $3.00 a year IMPERIAL B AN K your neighbour paid | wWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1919 OF CANADA § 40 cents for a pound Timmins Branch, % â€" H. C. McDonald, Manager. Bnncheq also at Kirkland Lake, South Porcumne, : PROGRAMME FOR VIalT | 0F PRINCE OF wares| C Sss es o CV TWENTYâ€"EIGHT return to the station and :f.u rn\ al train will leave here at 6.30 p.m. M"NI"S f“fl [uns["y To Meet People on Arnval, Then to j By proclamation issued toâ€"day Dr of sirloin steak and you paid 34 cents would it make you mad? And if you could buy butter for 5 cents a Visit Hollinger }:\]"h'f'i:, Maypr of Timmins, has set ¢ wonmmae *part the ‘}”""“j””‘ toâ€"morrow As 4| gerbian Tells Strange Tale About * Arrangemebts havt "'.wv.u comp ]. ted | special 'i“lllldil'\' in the m\m:.»:lpallhl_\'. Getting $600.00 From Ausâ€" s pound less than lt COSt, would r the pri yoyintin e 'I'A‘ the sit of ‘HMis The .\Iil}"r is ”‘“.“ Jl.\kt‘!l “E”"}”I/'“I“" trian's Bank Account ? KHoyal Highness the l'l‘ilm- of Wales|to see to .«"“ possible ‘l‘f"‘”"f“‘““* """l South End. you get peeved * ie Tiinmins _ toâ€"morrow (Thursday). the occasion,. A .\[N'(‘l':l} invitation o * A platform has been the has been extended to all returned J 3 HOIIInger employees are dOIng e i f soldiers. those serving in Canada, or Before Mr. Justice Kelly and _ a side of the station, and the Timmins to foverseas, or the South «frican War, 1 this with their coupons. The Hollinger Stores will sell goods as cheaply as any merchant ; jury at the High 4 ‘ourt at Haileybury on Wednesday of fast week, Joseph Dynnan, a Serbian, told a peculiar story to explain his side of the case in the matter of the charge acainst Citizen Band will be in attendance furnish â€" the Prince‘s | to meet short visit here. The royal train will| men in all the neichboring towns, as reach here at 5 p. m. There are nine| well‘as the heads of the municipaliâ€"| m\A] ties and the people generally have alâ€" the Prince. The returned coaches and two engzines on the j : ) him. of securing $600,00 _ from the train. Mr. L. Shaw will be the so been specially m\llul to visit l d b H ll. | K T 1, wineer having the honor of being in | to greet the Prince. Sever: al chundred bank aceount of Frank Hetman, an an remem er, you O lnger c of the leadi it n the| from outside points such as Iroquoi Austrian, by forging a cheque on the l charge of the leading engine oN 1 S 3 such as 3 f a c at 8 b f 15 train coming into this Camp. The Falls, Coe ln.nw Matheson, South Por Bank of Toronto at V ”””'. P ““_”ln it emp Oyees’ you uy or per j tar 4 T j q ; cupine, ete., are expected here Dvnnan was committed for trial on foyai parl W1 reach here a 5 13 C 3 C + * ind will be l at the station b3 the aharge some 39 Ace: cent.less than your neighbour. and oV ‘recerved 4 5 ion Db _â€"_â€"_â€"_â€"__.__â€"_A % . j 7 To \\11 Toz ll‘jl(\.“ ‘ 1. “.l o p v.os Haiteyd istrate Atkinson, and at ‘that time it the Mavor anu he rince enon, 208., Of avieyDbury, , s * was understood that other _ charges W p t b will be esceorted to the platform erectâ€"| visited I mmins last week, being ceallâ€" " . $ . C CX eC soon to e open to { frort adâ€" | U ; , | would also be laid against him for a ed rear the station, WI here a short a( e( here to a (llll o some hhorses miap > $ 53 s ther matters, the Chief of â€" Police th p bl dress of weleome will be given by | longing to a couple of the his lumberâ€" s n : 54q e u 1C. : from Troquois Falls coming here with Mayor J. A. Melnms, atter which jing concerns in this C amp. ; . 5 i j p | : witnesses to identify Dynnan as the His Roval Highness will inspect the L__ . ‘ . , . , ; man ru\;mnsllxlv for â€" the â€" serious Veterans, the Boy Seouts, the Chrl as. Herald recently earried . 3 o i M ) 1 « ' 2# \\Hlllldln' ol another tforeagner at Guides and the School children. l“u wing _ ‘‘advertisement i 1 t ) T | 1 l At] the Falls some months ago. On Wedâ€" short time w her allow r h 3 o f usâ€" M s : .IlI | ien he ow e h O1 ere is an U]H!HH d la papls nesday Mr. F. wW. D. \\l“xlll", manâ€" t Princee to meet the public. The| kow for a mlm ster who is also a good ‘p Ki eP s j > y ager of the Bank of Toronto at South 1 party will then ;'l‘mw‘w‘t! in autos | poker _ player. [f the â€" theological|j; . ) opl j " C lt o4 Poreupine, and Mr. P. Carpenter, tne to ‘be provided here, travelling along 4u|l‘ res \\unll add a chair in poker . | Toapd i , y . . ; teller, gave evidence to the effect that Phird Avenue to Pine Street, along| playing their â€" ecurriculum â€" they C the Austrian Hetman who could not read or write chad an mecount in the bank. When he opened the account, the ledgerâ€"keeper chad written a genâ€"| eral deseription of him for identifiâ€" eation. _ On Sept. l11th a man answer Fourth Avenue to the HnHill er Mince where a suitable programme has been pls |n||>|l ar missionaries for the new mining â€" eamps. There are several 1 outlined for his ilhlu'«-liun of _ the | well u'll'lhu] in Timmins to act as mine. At the Hollinger the lllnu wrofessors for the study when such will be presented with a gold nugget fchairs are founded. 1 Pine to Fourth Avenue, and along \ vould no d mlm find it easier to supâ€" inz the description, and now identiâ€" fied as Dynnan, had come to the bank leavingHetman‘s pass â€" hook, 1 “H']Inn 4 , . s | ”'"\um, registration eard, alien parole eard, _ ssee C . 00 onl dn s 6 oo ® | signing Metman‘s name. â€" Next day the Bank â€"learned _ that _ Hetman‘s on io w pocs hi ho on io on a stolen from his shack. â€" Hetman‘s eviâ€" denee eorroborated this, and he said he had given no one _ authority to sign for him or draw â€" any of hus money. â€" The rest of the evidence for the Crown was to the effect that, the police being notified, Constable Rayâ€" croft had arrested Dynnan at North lay. â€" Dynnan then had $561.00 in on uts Masttks vo SAbtic n‘ for October ow on Sale hispossession, and the officer desâ€" cribed him as * of liquor and quite sick."" Dynnan had been sto Montreal and Sudbury. Later Dynâ€" nan authorized the paying of the $561.00 back to Hetman or the bank. Efi%fi%fi“fifi%fi%flfi ooo however, and the Judge said that the MNo. 262 00 14.50 No.: 263 isnscs k 16.00 offence bore all the marks of being Red Seal Recordâ€"10â€"inch, $1.25 Carmenâ€"Prelude to Act 1 Bizet 64822 The Philadelphia Orchestra plays this overture with a dash and brilliancy impossible to lesser organization. The first part is the "March of the Toreadors" ; the zccond introâ€" duces the chorus of the familiar "Toreador Song." C tm deliberately planned, _ Dynnan was sent to the penitentiary for two years and four months. ie C l G OR those who have a liking for > $s eae e Ug good popuhr songs this month‘s = .\nn‘.u'n s own .~Vtm_\ was an vml(l 1)Â¥l(|' Efi NÂ¥ offering comprise a choice selecâ€" £§ ll}c' .::11;\.1(b he came t:.» lnlnnnln.s' \\'1‘111 , e ave a comp e e S o‘ 0 = tion, also new numbers by excluâ€" < m $000,.00 in cash of his .own. C3 E. sive "His Master‘s Voice‘"‘ artists. >3 Tere he fell in \-\l”l .t\.\“ chums \\'Imx'n‘ Efi 5; Make it a point to hear them early. "5 he l"“”\“[l_l only ‘}‘:"““fs‘l’ t“l‘\' ‘“";'. 45 es (4â€" and ‘"Mike. e sall iey got him R «’.z c * EH | 00 FOR 10â€"IN., DOUBLEâ€"SIDED _ 90c FOR 10â€"IN., DOUBLEâ€"SIDED 15 drgnk on Sop dA jand Boxt «ay % Ranges Stoves g-i Eyes That Say "I Love You"" Uhele Josh and Aunt Nancy is told him he llfl:] lost his money An A , § Oneâ€"Stepâ€"andâ€"Mandy Put Up the Kitchen Stove tsS poker game. Thenthe went to South Efi gi Fox Trot w""fifil‘“e‘f";‘) § Cal Stewartâ€"Ada Jonesâ€" [ss Poreunine where he met ‘"*‘Jake‘‘ |Efi ) Strand Trio 21606« dâ€"Train Time at im ceara‘ n came"*""awf n ; an s who gave him som awful strong EH | The Parisian Polkaâ€"andâ€" Pun‘kin Centre _ § li‘x ”)‘”'_ lru;) -n(lr ut * 18 ‘]r[.l]' ll_ gfi [ French Reel Stewartâ€"American Quartet 18595 im £€0 2MA * SA S Victor Military Band 18600 ; is gud thay fost He 80 1. ' 5R General Pershing March RED SEAL RECORDS > feeted by the liquor that ‘he did not S Victor Bandâ€"andâ€"Reâ€" 4779 â€" Laddic o‘ Mine § know what he was doing, according Bfi o pasz Bandâ€"March (Soprano) s to his storv. ‘*Jake" gave h | i# Conway‘s Band 18607 Frances Alda $1.25 E “:_'m{\.l h““l].'\ ,,l,,.;v ,TI:,H ‘111111;1 l}:‘ %fi 3 Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight b4821 Tango (\loé‘m\ 123 \"i‘ilc-d m\(‘ Il,‘.m]! "];l"""( “.;I\.' l\~‘\.‘r Bg% * â€"3 Holtâ€"Rosedaleâ€"andâ€" Mischa Eiman 1.25 e 2 f y t ols Te Q b Q b h G s; Hawaiian Lullaby 64820 â€" La Traviataâ€"Sempre Zg thing he knew che woke up in Monâ€" ue eCs | ue ecs WIt rates =: Hartâ€"Shaw â€" 18597 libera (Soprano) | __ t treal where he found ‘*Matt‘"* and | é.:f I‘ve Got )1)“(‘,2”,\:31" \\';;r’;;A Galliâ€"Curci 1.25 § again. They _ told _ him SX s BEROGOâ€" _ J OO 3 ing for Me Nowâ€"iBilly 87566 â€" Swedish Cradle is Je ns y e sMM s e e s To t s [ > Malas _ = Wurmu -am{ AndThll Song {SODI’S"O "g 21 * o4 s : § 5 . "â€"{Ifl gi Ain‘t All Arthur Fields 18604 with Violin 'g ““ skip to |l“v_ l vk\i:\: ‘:_}lllllzltl ~:|’lnl ,% slsc kss en es 12.00 se 15.00 | \hnd\â€"\}nmmv Four Gluckâ€"Zimbalist 2.00 -_§. that insteau of anything flike that he s 18_50 andâ€"*"Breeze" Blow \1y e 1 3 s ’\\-;m:“{ to eome back and pay back gfi 14.50 No. 222 es 2B Baby mack to Mo) _ _ BLE LaBEL KECORDS § { nc money, and he suggested he was 5o 5S American Qulzllrlt‘l 18605 (,“,{::OT:nme(â€"an;afi ‘Tis :E_‘ lon his w ay to ds this when arrested. gfi 3 Dreamy Alabamaâ€"Hartâ€" at 1 Can Say *â€" y + * i5 S Jamesâ€"andâ€"The Music Merle Alcock 45169 g ‘ll. had gone lu.fimll)m_\ to borrow gfi B St 3 of Wedding Chimes Our Yesterdaysâ€"Bakerâ€"and |$100,00 from a friend so as to have Un OX oves > Charles Hartâ€"Shannon â€"â€"ob‘l);"l‘.ilnrlle'Sunfl:vr'r. the full amount ‘he said. â€" The jury Efi == Four 18596 G Night ! \line _ 4 d not alfbvethe C ; did not altogether believe this story, gfi NO. Z2GL...... css laers. c 512.00 % Cc U on _/ mm %%%%%%%fi%fi%%%%%%%gfimfig The <e Shore and Tecl a Victrolas from $40 up to $680 (sold on casy payâ€" | Phe La g Shor C and Teck ”J,â€"”l l 2men ments, if desired). Ask tor tree copy of our 620â€" I mines at Kirkland Lake are hack at page \iuux l 1 nc \\.)*)*LJ listing over $0G0 * *His | work again this week getting the Master‘s V« Re\ ords. intcres" and fants h reaftines" io Te | sume operations. The strike at Kirâ€" C i kland Lake is not yert declared off, e Vnion indeed !‘w'unfl.\' voting to Hear them at any "His Master‘s Voice" dealers ManufaQtured by Berliner Gramâ€"oâ€"phone Co., Limited Icontinue the eontest. But the two mines referred to believe thit the | The Store of Quality and Service l o Bk | mattter will be adjusted or that they do o x w 0 i O 3 to tA a t 3 %fi%fifi%fi%fifi%figfi%fifigfi? Pn ionenstente ted W T s Moatreal c will be able to get wor king staffs apâ€" j 3 19740â€"ci« S @irt t# t Uni men formerly en ‘g% eA Ex ari Trom ue nion 0 emâ€" n res Pm ; 4 zen s e es ce on ols ons n hn en in n ployed. lsw‘ B“