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SOFTBALL 11.00 a.m.â€"GIRLS SOFTBALL For further information apply to J. A. MacDonald, Sec. McINTYRE RECREATION HALL Admission Tag, Good for all Day, 50c PORTS vIllllgfigfiflfifif/d%?%?%%%/»lfl/./?f?f,/ff?fi???filfifigfffif/£/4 L L UE ULCU N CC CCCE * *nE L L .nn n in 12 2. . _ _ _ . i MUSIC:â€"TED EMERY‘S ORCHESTRA DA NCE at In Support of the Junior Hockey Club. Ladies Free U. SUF 1.30 p.m.â€"JUNIOR FOOTBALL MATCH 3.00 p.m.â€"SENIOR BASEBALL MATCH 6.00 p.m.â€"SENIOR FOOTBALL MATCH Mines League baseball is now orâ€" ganized and away to a good start. The schedule drawn up is at present for three teamsâ€"Hollinger Recreaâ€" tion Club, McelIntyre and Timmins. South Poreupine was represented at the organization meeting, but withâ€" drew their team from the Twilight League as they wished to devote their efforts to their team in the N.0.B.A. A new team representing Timmins, it is understood, will take their place in the Twilight League. a The organization meeting was held in the Melntyre Hall, Schumacher on Thursday last, June 17th. Represen â€" tatives were present from baseball clubs at South Poreupine, MeIntyre, Hollinger Recreation Club and Timâ€" mins. The following were the officers elected :â€" ' Honorary Patrons:â€"Messrs \R J. nnis, C. G. Williams and His Worâ€" ship the Mayor, Mr. E. G. Dickson. Presidentâ€"I. A. Solomon. Viceâ€"Presidentsâ€"Messrs C. Kahler and H. Plaunt. Secretaryâ€"Mr. J. Blackshaw The following schedule has been submitted to the T. A.A.A. So far as known there are no conflicting dates on it, and, unless otherwise specified, it will be the schedule for the season. First Series SOFTBALL POSTPONED UNTIL THIS EVENING. On account of the bad weather on Monday evening the softball game scheduled to be played on the eyanide between the Y.P.L. and the K. of C. was postponed until this (Thursday) evening. The schedule game on Friday last was a disappointment, the Y.P.L. having so much superiority over the opposing team, the Ramblers,;, that the latter had no more chance than a ‘snowball in a furnace room. â€" The Y,. P. L. had it all their own way, the final score being 29 to 0. It is the intention to greatly strengthen the Ramblers team before the next game and next time they may be depended upon to show a much better game than on Friday. Mrs. A. 8. Stevens returned home last week to Cobalt, after a visit to relatives in T1mm1ns and Schumacher. Mines League Organized on Thursday Evening Last. Schedule Drawn up for Games for the Season. Good Season of Mines League Baseball Confidently Expected. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. Porcupine Mines Twilight Baseball League Schedule P i e i t 0 1 15 0 5 EUE T ECC C 5 3 3 3 3 +5 3 54 ++ + + 54 4 4 + + + + 4 45 ts tss s s tss s o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o INCLUDING TAX 1. The way, the It is the then the minsg. Mon., Aug Recreation EFri. Aug. Timmins. Mon., Au Intyre. What our big cities need are fewer night clubs and more night sticks.â€"â€" Brooklyn Eagle. Wed., July Recreation. Mon., Aug. Timmins. Mon., Aug. Wed., Aug Melntyre. Mon., Aug Recreation. Fl‘i.. Aue'. The Northern News last week says: ‘*Conductor Larone, deputising on a trip on the Continental Limited for‘ Conductor ‘‘Paddy‘‘ Jessup, himself had to obtain a substitute for the southâ€"bound run when he was taken down with the at Cochrane and had to ‘*deadhead‘‘ home. Conducâ€" tor Larone went up on Tuesday afterâ€" noon, but hbecame ill overnight and Conductor Sam Farmer was pressed into service, Mr. Larone going down as a passenger. Conductor Jessup, who has missed several runs, has been in Toronto with his wife, who had to be taken to a hospital in the city. Mrs. Jesssup is only recently conâ€" valescent from an operation for apâ€" pendicitis.‘‘ mMmIns RELIEVING CONDUCTOR TAKES ILL WITH "‘FLY" â€"«Treas. cor. Third Ave. Broadway, Phone 608 Aug. 27â€"Holly Recreation at June 25â€"Melntvre at Holly Aug. 20â€"MeIntyre A uo Second Series v 28â€"Melntvre at Holly 90â€"Timmins at Melntyre 11â€"Holly Recreation at 23â€"Melntvre 16â€"Timmins at Holly 30Oâ€"Timmins at Meceâ€" Holly Recreation at rien he was taken ‘ at Cochrane and ‘ home. Conducâ€" on Tuesday afterâ€" ill overnight and at Holly at Timâ€"« mxmxmmmmxxsxsmxvxssmms% AGAINST PETITION FOR UNION SCHOOL SECTION. To accommodate pupils liviag in the Bartleman Townsite, a petition was presented to Timmins Council asking for the formation of a union school section. Under the union school seeâ€" tion plan proposed the pupi!s in quesâ€" tion could attend Timmins public school. In return, the properties in Bartleman Townsite owned by public school supporters would pay school taxes to Timmins. _ The petitioners last week received a letter from the Town Clerk reading as follows:â€"**I am instructed by the Mayor to notify you that the Counc#l are not favourâ€" able to the formation of a Union Sschool Section as described in your petition of Feb. 8th.‘‘ If the union school section plan can not be proâ€" ceeded with, despite the disfavour of the Council, and if the Council eonâ€" tinues its present attitude, then the only feasible plan apparently will be erection by Tisdale of a school on or near the Townsite. This will e a more or less expensive matter for Tisâ€" dale, and Timmins will loss the school taxes involved. â€" But, unless the buildâ€" ing of homes on the townsite is stopâ€" ped, something should be done at as early a date as possible. For this reason several signed the petition who had no other thought ‘or connection with the matter than the assurance of educational facilities for the families on the new townsite. SSSS*SSt**%1 1 e VWAAA *AAA n‘d‘ ,’,”(”’.’”’/’l’l,;é 3/ SA VED Keen observers i tion will not work juices will.â€"Canton Godron Block HALPER IN® Any article quoted in catalogues sent by outside firms, can be bought in our store at 5 p.c. lower than the catalogue prices quoted. Department Houses Excluded t t t tss s s s s sssss s s o s o qs o s insist that prohibiâ€" k as long as fruit n News, JEWELLER OPTICIAN JEWELLER OPTICIAN BY BUYING AT SCHUMACKER PIPE BAND â€" / ORGANIZED LASTWEEK Arnott. Executive â€" Commit Viceâ€"President, Secre John Arnot, R. Cantley Piper Majorâ€"Thos. The new pipe band has an engagement alr cured to play for the C of July celebration : this year. This engag doubt be followed h\ 1 the pipe music is alw and the Schumacher j specially good one, xom having pluved in fame of the Old Land. Big Drum. Three Small Drums, and Six Pipes to be in Band to Start. Others Invited to Join. The Schumacher Pipe Band has been duly organized, and starts out with six pipers, three small drira‘s and dne big drum. Any other p pers interested are invited to get in touch with the President or the Piner Maâ€" jor, Mr. Philliban. The following are the ojficers, etec., elected at the organization meeting. Honorary Membersâ€"Keeve D. ‘t. Kerr, Mr. Geo., C,. Muyphy, Mr. Jas. S. Shewan. Presidentâ€"Mr. THomas Phillaban. Chas. Pennie. Secretaryâ€"Treasurerâ€"Mr.. W,. C, # music is always attractive, Schumacher pipe band is good one, some of the pipers layed in famous pipe bands v pipe band at Schumacher gagement already, being seâ€" lay for the County Twelfth celebration at Schumacher This engagement will no followed by many others as Committeeâ€"President Thos. Phillaban Timmins retaryâ€"Treasurer,