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the. necessity lor Old Ontario, the fil’niu-d States and awrorld, the wealt! possibilities of thi Land‘‘ Convention held in . Cobalt, South Porcupine, and Iroquois Falls wore wel ed, but atiker parts of the were not so fortunate. Mr. for the Board of Melnnis for the Town, wer sentatives from Timmins. E. Boyle and Jules St. Pau South Poreupine represent: quois Falls had a number o presentatives who were 0 every minute in tie intere big Paper Town and distr at the outset, the Convent a resolution to eliminate al local and personal matter make the gathering one ds with the large issues of g portanee and value to t North Land. The first other resolution animously endorsed was th by Mr. John Henry, of Suc The Ontario Housing Act was gener ally commended by the Convention, and as there was a suggestion that the present Ontario Government did not favor it, a resolution was passed urgâ€" ing the eontinuing in force and effect of the Housing Act. l th@ wWOrk Ol €hildren‘s Aid K Messrs. Taylor Kanight, of New | measure which « «€Government _ to campaign â€" for t They suggested appointed to gat statisties about spread news of t Fpsources oppor Anotber question that price of fish in N« «athor Northerm places. nection it was pornted fish licenses granted b; Government with the i the Province in gener Number of Important Demands Made On Behalf of North Land. mining and increasing the .output of ore, the tonnage to be treated and smelted in the Province. Mr. Henry pointed out that the people in general do not realize the importance of the iron ore industry. ‘The product of On tario, he said, was equal to any and this should ‘be kept at home and deâ€" veloped to create a market. He reâ€" ferred to the fact that at Moose Moun tain Mine at Sellwood, near Sudbury, there are 400 men now at work. The iron industry, however, needs a little assistance and encouragement. Siudbury delegates al ways and means tor 1 insame, indigents, neg pendent ehildren, etc., Land. Cobalt delegai gave strong support suggestion. The del out that.in all the N not a single proper ins right care of the unfor ed to. It was suggoeste €Governimental institul in the North Land To modernâ€" and bimnane thus saufering in mind, and also that the o «ive more coâ€"operation There were all over the last week at t OVER 200 AT CONVENTIOR 1N a bounty of 50 cents be given by the Gove couragemne 4. tagywes THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE roVined 8 fish 4 at ills rnment i [ s stit ut rtunaltt CCALC ne care ol lected and from the N ton OotI wayVy body » U1 dn( Ol his limn m tTor 1 or cesta OT ze Moun Sudbury, rk.. .: The s ‘a‘little 11 PP( 4 111 )1 t tnat mld C1 M to y . LC TCSs Indeed, the enthtusiasti« possessed _ OV th though the Porer put up so brilliant vrous Saturday in l he faoli}iowin Porcupine .\lc'lllt.\'!‘(‘ McQGuire inideed, the rooters seemed To be more entlhtusiastic than ever, though had there been any wicked tbetting men in Timmins it is doubtful if they could have seeured many even wagers on the Falls team. â€" But in any event the Falls team was out to do its ‘best to win. The visiting players had much the advantage of the Poreupine boys in weight and they made full use of this extra ‘weight. The result in some cases was the imposition of penalties and as the game progressed both sides hbad players on the fence on several occasions. â€" The â€" Poreupine ~players made up in speed and combination work for the advantage of, weight 111 periods The ed the vis1 last period that rgncth PORGCUPINE WING AGAIN FROM IROQUOIS FALLS T3 Dougall iC he line. During t juois Falls Band Strenuous Game Saturday Evening Results in a Second Win for Porcupine, 8 to 6. 181( it O t* adn e W the Porecupnt visitors, but t rVEsU id zgame in the N. O. H. A. hern Group, hl\e the first wyon by the Porcupine team s Falls team on Naturday 5 on the fence on several The â€" Poreupine <~players n speed and combination the advantage of weight by ‘the Falls menh, Porenpine team «did not US Rink ters from the mg Paper to be at all discouraged t of the previous game. soters seemed to be more than ever, had ollo nd TY t pt rbled 1¢ â€"â€" mnen, cant mnpine team did not it a game as the pre i some respects. stil snuppy and interest ut. ~ In the first twi team outclass but the Falls in the ed a_ burst of speed coup awiekly. NUADN . \)l'(‘d i\'(‘d <{03 en(edt i1 / WÂ¥. \l('( CÂ¥ irker m UA wated}1 16 of others along evening the Iroâ€" turnished . good {fl\lt" pet ‘onomy also Referce W. ut eepest interest Iroquois Falls ral enthusiasm O TY n ten seconds,. ris up with anâ€" team not line up :â€" Iroquois Falls. . _Corbould ce. . W. Brydge ce . . Masterson M aper 1 ( W I 1 lIlOGl 1 ‘PSC squarely. m Mimius Cononny 5e K. Me 1 so oiff 11 (*t en( )pen and ong alls 250 f |an LC p 3M ®* nlOo M c TIMMINS, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1920. gea the various camps gami Pulp Paper Co. and returned greatly only with the many fe; man and Therriault eapable at courtesy. tow 1 Lulp CoOmpany‘s operalions in this district.‘‘ Father Therriault left on Sunday last for his visit to the Camps. There are six camps with a depot, with supâ€" plies, at Sandy Falls. ‘*It was a cold day,"‘‘ said Rev. EFr. Therriault, ‘‘and so the lunch at Sandy Falls at 4.30 was very acceptable. We reached Camp No. 1 a little after 5 o‘clock. On Monday it was about 35 degrees below, but we visited Camp No. 3 and had a fine «dlinner there, going on for supper to Camp No. 2, a beautiful MA i Hine «iinner gong@ on supper to Camp No. 2, a beautiful place on the Kamaseotia River, Here a" very agreeable evening was spent with the walking boss, Forest (Gagnon, and Dr. Seott. Tuesday we had dinner at No. 35, sitnuated on the leftâ€"hand side of the river, 150 feet high, headâ€" quarters of the scealers. Had supper at Camnp 6, and back Wednesday to Camp 4 for dinner, and then back to Timmins to sleep, meeting Mr. Mackie at Sanidy Falls and â€" having . the pleasure of his company on the trip to and +M PLEASURES OF VISITING MATTAGAMI CAMPS. in partment Paper Cc cows in each camp. L i buttermilk and fresh camp. â€" Mr. Mackie ce credit for the work year, and if it were n would not be an off and 1500 men passu town as a result of and patience during the irip.‘ * This week Rev. Fr. Therriault i visitinge Mr. M. Boivin‘s camps alon =4€*CÂ¥]*C NC ll Is WeL ts team aand seore ~the brillant play esnite the fact th: at one 111 *At‘ o pleasant t riault told especially . Mr. Gaon rondit1 plendi 1t st class int oOs LL bucek on maturday ol LUMSs newed determination to ne on Naturday may we isant trips possible Lifi( CAE Porcupine nets lC mnomnyv in# s Nll}1 t h ‘l 5 pe ‘l *) NV ind Iresn eggs im ecvery Mackie certainly deserves hle work done since last it were not for him there )e an office in Timmins, ien passing through the result of the Mattagam er Company‘s operations 1€ iroim suchn a dDut aiâ€" ivariahle kindness and itality shown him all nDOn LT‘C )tC determination to win.| Aceording to The Pas Herald, a play Saturday may well beler piano, the finest Gutney range, a rd to eabinet and kitchen utensils Y. A, serioes ht‘r“-)(-(»ln]»lvlc was offered up as an inâ€" d shown by the Falls| dueement to one of the town‘s bacheâ€" especially in the ‘third lors to marry. But there was nothing alls rooters feel they{doing so far as he was concéerned. It M C111 ¢ }€ ntiiated, and the TLood We find one or two I had fresh butter, ind \ iilt ither Therriault said cially impressed by > kindness and court noth NCO tne most interestin said Rev. Father enuine bushmen,â€" siness and full of nothing. but praise nps are 191 WOPKC «-n(h l z Advance ul to Mfi the rvad WuOr ut none o onl r was Ne INCcK} period when tht bout ceatre fed nine nets. Th h ‘it O ced nCo (‘o )} + herriault visitâ€" of the Mattaâ€" in this district imnpressed not tures of interâ€" ~a visit but alâ€" t importane iran, MeCon son all bein: SsY W ble,"" Father ance, **and 1| ) Mr. Mackie courtesy liUltes itures of the <oof Brennan t the Falls the bush d im Pulbp Is the evening. was sufferâ€" tmire plaved ureclt C 1InN Ds _ and _ snap r ho BM 111 and court »ods Dept. staff; the uL 1111( SUILC WI wnes 1or s Falls is his week 1a NC nt€ heing of the aonomny period 1 SV t S1TOTS lueck ‘A mMme€ iHUH® rPoli| hald I 1| ind ol at 18 PN iOFPICBRS INSTALLBED AT | GOLD NUGGET REBEKAHS. UNION VOTES TO BREAK FROM INTERNATIONAL. Mr. N. Joyee, Inspector for the Dominion â€" Bank, with headquarters at Toronto, was a visitor to the Camp last week. Nothing official can be learned about the matter, but it is reported that his visit had to 4o with looking the town over before the Dominion Bank opens a branch here. There is also a rumor current that the Bank of Hochelaga is also considering the opening of a branch vi¢ge, efc., DUut L0 rapicly and it m banks see the bis this Camp in the ing step»s now to MR. E. S. NOBLE CHAIRMAN BOARD OF EDUCATION. dissatisfaction with the tion, the methods and the International not favorably received. T money going across th from the North Countr that any assistance fc here was difficult to ok quired were causes of t tion. The Porcupine 1 still retains its Interna tion. I‘ne Porcupine Miners ~â€"Union still retains its International charter and no move has yet been taken furâ€" ther than the vote on the question. Just what will be done now is not known but it is thought that efforts will be eentred on some form of a Dis The first regular meeting of the Timmins Board of Education for 1920 was held on Wednesday evenmmng last week in the Councqgl Chamber. The cinmel Busines the orgeamzin e£XxXCt NrAll iL( 4o IMMIN S MAY HAVE FURTHER BANKS HERE VCR) mil to UmMion resuited in L Poreupine â€" Miners‘ the move., accordin PClilH AllY (O)11 11 1: unier \ er, W.~G. Smith, Ivisory Industrial tor 1920 month TOx®~C mee Commutted Robertson, E. »llowin tc., Dut Ihe Lown is growing / and it may be that the other see the big prospects ahead otf imp in the future and are takâ€" »s now to zget in early. TC W i1 ie opening of a branch vo banks already â€" here ving the town exeellent aere is general satisfacâ€" eir managements, their ntion to the public serâ€" 1 Sister â€" HMalperin ster i. MeCarth dustrial snd Technical nnitteeâ€"Mr. Ostrosser ie Board in suceession ecmmett. â€" Mr. Jemmett Committee as a repreâ€" 1c â€"emplovees of dabor. the evenine last dnesday evenmmnmg last unc Chamber.. The efore the Board was or the work for the Nc)l)](', who has g'iyvn on the Board for M mmuited Hntin# TTA ter M. Cooke. aer M. Morrison iryâ€"â€"Sister N. n«d 11 ¢ N10 Y CrC esident, Sm S(_‘U la Piason Desascon €) N SNalmo s were ap OA \ C ‘r â€" before a branch )r current ra is also eld on P L l'(‘[l_l'(‘. of dabo: Polce J installed .(.l' 14 Martin L uprin( 41 \M Ti( Jemmett. â€" Hollingerâ€" .. M Sinmnms. Refereeâ€"H. Burritt. Judge of Playâ€"J. Groux. In the first period MeQuire the scoring by one on a pa: Lake. â€" Lbaftamme replacec®c B Irving drew the penalt Simith scored the first for the ger on a pass from Simms. 14 seored another fFor> Tinrmins. were a number of other nearâ€" were i numder o. othe this period by the P« were stopped by the re of the bell tor what he side »h\'« The pericx mins 2, Hollinger 1. the “u“i:lgvl The Hollingt that fast lit much for t and nard, straight shooting coun{ more than other things. Liberty, in goal for Hollinger, made a number of clever stops, and by his usual skilled game in the nets kept down the seore. Brown, Len Smith and Wylie worked hard, â€" Brownâ€" particularly â€" showing much promiseâ€"when he gets into form. for Timmins, that tri0, MeQuire, Bren nan and Campbell, were there again, as usual, though MeGuire was handiâ€" capped by an injured knee. And Hoggarth was there, too, in the nets, making a numbers.of clever stops durâ€" ing the evening and putting up a fine In the second period Camnpbell through tho defence and seored. in a brilliant play through the de 11@ague serics Timmins made win. the Town inrtins on throu rebound from one Brown penalized wias â€" snown ng the evening and pulilng up a old game all The play a little strenuous in spots, but was as elegant a brand of hockey as s of the former games. The crowd not so large as at previous mat« but, what was lacking in numbers about made up by enthusiasm. The lineâ€"up as follows:â€" Timmins Holli Hoggatth :. Lake‘ 1. dAéfence. . 1ougnran ....r. delence....... MeéeQGuireâ€"~....centres....... . _E Brennan ..... B . S Campbellâ€"... ...t. wing. ... Snaresâ€"Timminsâ€"Laflamme Jemmett. â€" Hollingerâ€"Ss. MeCon Holl Smit TOWN ADDT AROTRER 10 1T§ HST 0; WIks y erq and MR. H. C. GARNER WEDDED ; AT MONTREAL LAST WEEK! M e( T n AMr. Garm: Timmins 7, Hollinger 4, the Score from Last Night‘s Game in The District League. n up residence on 1€ In the illin TUIre â€" put memb NT 1J vyery. cley . Smith a« tallyv., o 13 Hollin ‘hen open | 10} stral tt] KX t er‘s house Mr. Garper of the H W 1 DWE INILS rlized. Cam»be Â¥ar, and ;"(lloounoo..o 1. defence. . M;: r. defence. ... .. h .: wIng..... .. Overseceis ) 11ti it TeDOul}{ UrwWward t spe € w n {] N € in the seorin anoltn(t Brennan play of th l i € M\ J d N e Camp» ] LC Du ind AC M eGHuire Distr MeCoy 11 â€" wer ind _ NP 11 OWII, Lt anotii( O( ralized , but again it combination »oting@ â€" count Dougsall 1 line netls nde TNE 11} Hollinger .. .. iberty MacDougall ..... W ylie ..... Brown e play was but was not [ the evenâ€" ind seoring 1I} rall} o owe hard nsecutlye Brennan BP CA OT ‘wWas Irog 1 as offâ€" OWn .c s Hollinâ€" Hamme There cNnnal to ine »ilUl 1¢ maile W ence S IPM thevy rted but C: ind ent aen 1083 A € L8 wil} t decision,. VÂ¥ € L8 1€*Il The following oficers for the year were appointed :â€"W. 8. Macpherson, assessor and collector of taxes; D. Mc Innis, sanitary inspector; Dr. H. H. Moore, medical health officer; Ralph Elsfton, aquditor; Dr. Moore, Councilâ€" lor W. De Feu and Clerk H. E. Montâ€" gomery, as members of the local Board of Health, the last named secrotary. The yvearly salary of the Medical Health Qficer was raised to $100.00, all other towns paying at least this sum and the amount even at that being considered as inadequate for the work and responsibiliiy, Chief Wilson suggested an increase in salary for Constable D. Melunis who had been on the foree for a year and given good service in that time. He thought that recognition should be made to enconurage good service and to keep good men on the staifft. The matter was reforred to. the Pohece Committee, Chairman De Feu remarkâ€" ing that he endorsed the prinaplie o" time .being waste brisk session bein Means Taken for Proper Supervision. Officers Appointed for Year. Other Council Business. 1n o0a2rding nouses and nhotels in limâ€" mins. On motion of Councillors Nowâ€" ton and De Fey it was decided to have a byâ€"law prepared requiring all board ing haouses to be duly licensed, the fee, however, will be only the nominal one f $1.00 per year. The idea is to bring all these places under proper upervision and~control. As Chief of Police Wilson pointed out, there are wrong conditions at present at many f these places, in regard to the keepâ€" ing of a proper register, in regard to accommodatron, the conduct of the places, ote., and the town, without byâ€"law providing for a license and for general cortrol, can do little in the way of supervision. The byâ€"law, howâ€" ever, will give the town full control and supervision to the general advant age. Under the byâ€"law all the hotels and rooming houses will have to keep a register of all stopping at ther place, and this wegister will ‘beâ€"of much convenience to the authorities in manyv ways. 1own. Onâ€" motion Councillors and Newton, the $5.00 rewar for the return of the flas tak the station at the time of the the Prince of Wales was orde to Mr. C, Mr. AJlto accominodt places., cof byâ€"law pr c BUARDING ROUSES 10 BE LIsGENSED IN TINNIKS HL1LJL really Thalt ne endo enizing â€" leng ntion to dutyv OY Single Copies 5 Cents cil on Y 30 Il¢ M 11 1t p)s _ wiath t w meeting of the Lown mday eveniug transactâ€" unt of routine business iwzh its work on record 1111 nln ult reemment on 111 atit hortzed 10 m *n s Aagain Defore further definite motion alreadv U a s i1uspicious opert the yvear. # Tilken iE the vis «'»rderv(l AJlton 1 ag i way e could YCrQo. iX ‘eu remark rineaiple 0 ervicae _ and meet NMLATLAGIM ind requirâ€" M : Â¥AY aAant VISIL red paid â€"found inection in tuJ offered n from #LLIDO sShnort dis wilt Th »