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A uy J $# 4). ie ids B9 w ie # 3 1% “ :y‘ ohgta Blood, Ranha Wm sX > : Donlevy, tea.cherâ€" a --'n ,c , swmq?n t uid 397 e w +994 Stgam:hip azcnt or!rom ., Limited ~~‘Tourist Third Gabin . from $184.50 return mln slflz.uomm *# $ T afi My Kostynyk; Pfi‘yllx,a leen Owens. s _ * Je HA‘WW"l"dymyr Sohnynka, ts 3. ages for the loss of n leg 85 t}le reâ€" ‘sult of a fall From the C’onhnenf.al :errted in May 1827, means that ‘the ‘case will be tried over again. It was l '1Canad1m % - cogainst the verdict 0 ,,.;Lhe ;;m;;y at. the ‘last fall which awarded S xanâ€" _ TheJ ';"".i:mg a’.,'”thxe ap’f;' J an the issue of an opder for a. new: trial by the . Farst Divisional. Court, »Osâ€" .goode ‘H i Toron‘fio, enfered 'by“th"} der, of: Kapuskasing, $4,221 tried last fall before Mr. J ustice Rose and the jury brought in a verdict in favour of Mr. Alexander:; . The latter bad sued â€"for $20,000.00, alleg,mg that ‘the eniployees of the railway | Sbeen negl\gent in not closing the vesâ€" tlbule re on the: day . eogch and. that "as a; eonsequemee he had been: thrown fmm the steps of a car when ‘the train‘ stopped with a very noticeâ€" able jar and perk. The aeeldent o¢â€". eurred as the train was pulling into ‘Kapuskseing stration, and the ‘defenâ€" dants held that Alexander was standâ€" ing on the steps of a tourist beâ€" hind . the : firstâ€"class coach, and not ‘ ahead, as he had claimed. They had 2 young lady passenger who swore that she had seen. lum pass through [the firstâ€"elass coach. . The railway also. sug'gested that the plaintiff: had been engaged in the illegal handling of. liquor at the time of the accident, suggesting that it was his attention to this that had eontrlbuted ‘to his falling off the train. 300 M 3 A : un Mtte;l thQ fin;th’a' Steve ‘_ca,pita.l of the ‘new company, and only 8, ~Pat ~La orest, Canadign mi enterprxses are to. *be developed and nanced by it 5. It is understood furt corporation will devote fiself almost Plf. entirely to properties: in Northern _ Kkavanagl| Ontario and__ entral and .N orthern h y ;:T hft| Manitoba; ‘ Some enterprises in. Nor: Dergsa PR Kathlhen Mcâ€"| thern Quebec may also. be financed. e Zaitz, equal; Ray|\ Alexander M. Bilsky. of Montrafil ‘and Katie Zaitz, equal; Ray Monj.rose and Katie Vronick; aqual. ..... TSKASING A e men and 15,977 women. â€" These fignures: are !! excluslve of duphoabes ‘between .federal umvemtles > The total reâ€" ,-‘glstra:non ‘in umvermt.ws and oolleges,.; was 567,164 of which 38,789. were men: Ad 6 4 08 hn d - Ndge 5o BR Es td bwenty-athree universities of Canada in 1927, was 42,546, including 26,569 and 18,83765 women. The total university registration in P ‘HAD FINE VIEW OF; TWO FINE . | BPECIMENS or‘ MOOSE hew Ananeed. entirely by ;,'Umtea States capital .fm'_ thc ;dgvelép- ment and flnaqemg of :mining enterâ€" prises in Canada, _ P«romnent : ciers of, Chicago; Boston. and York: have underwntten thg entim] iYor‘k' lah:fiwzak j Inounemmt 18; sooh’-" Wmm Bc Pn C 0o + S ut ¢ A__\. "~It is understood further. that. the ; rporat‘ion will devote iteelf almost entirely to pro }_ertiqs in â€" Northern Ontario and _ -,entral and .Northern ;_M\amtoba. Some ent ¢,_ ‘\_mes in Nor-- "thhrn Qflebec(ma,y also. be fina a \ Alexander M. . of and New York, is to be actively idenâ€" tified . with the new x«omp any, lt 18» Jearned. "Mr. Bllsky mining . circles in Canada, as wéll as_' (in leadmg financlal cxrcles across. the line. $ h | ~ The, Halleyburlan laSt week says .~- ~ _ Passengers and crew of the M. 8i Keego had a splendid view of two fine 1 moose on the lake shore: near Mill Creek last weekâ€"end as the ’bont making her regular trip iback to. port here in tho afternoon. The animals were standing near the. water‘s edge and, as the boat was running: ‘dlose in to shore to escape a quantlt;y of drift: wood, they were near enough to get a good look at the «"kings of the forâ€". a AP NS Ni .A P AZ to . “U uguv. usltsa v-l- V AA t ) .A est.""~ Capt. Burns states that dt times the moose is in fhe,’fiabzt crossing to Burnt Island and he tiunks that this was the. intention of these two. when they ag'nved at the shore. The lake was rough at the .time and. the animals did not attempt.the crossâ€" ing: but stood. gazing at . ‘the boat tfintil _ they could no more: be" seen. \They did not appear to ‘be t all ILLBGAL TO. SRLL OR USE, IRBWOBKS IN. AGTON The people 'l‘mmnns whose nerves are just recovering from the effects of the settingâ€"offâ€"of fireworks on the‘ streets, prefembfly at the heels of passersby, will ‘be interested to know that at least one town in Onâ€" ‘tario has enforced a. by-la.w malnng the sale and the dlsehtuj J works alike ill Thdeed, there jare some: who w111 ho%e- ’fihat Timâ€" f ‘mins may follow suit before the July <First fireworks are ready. . For literâ€" ally: weeks before the twentyâ€"fourth. of May, at all hours of the day and night,‘ froworks were: discharged i ‘mproper way. The police‘ $ they conld to. hssen the njffl'j,;_“ ince, â€" they conidâ€"to . fessen the.nuyisance, DLUL it would appear ‘that noth:mg but tobal sns\ H- dA es CV Re clusion .inâ€"_â€"many _plates LRAL . Twentyâ€"fourth of May. and fiév x?mets, ie es e P. M. Rovsm A.. . [ Arrta endl:mts mtermédmres et‘ nx oportmmxellemant rd mmitedm“t’ém Ojuiliet 1928.. Priville p_ 4 in on route:" pfiims officielles aux endroits importants. . Offic tars; de ‘chemin de fer Canad:ena- Franqals Wagonsâ€"lits moddles 6¢ touristes. Wagonsâ€"restaurants. â€"â€" Bxllets, hts et rensexgnemenis aqptés des agentflocux ou s’dxeaael‘ : ‘A BE ts ;»- am RITISH Columbia Power Corporsation ~"de Distr‘et, : ; e on T