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Saturday, June 21st, having been iound guilty at the spring assize at Cochrane of causing the death of License Inspeéecâ€" tor Harry Constable, at Cochrane, on October 15th, 1926, by shooting him, for the purpose of entering an appeal against the sentence. The money has been placed in the hands of M. Cr. Hunt, barrister, of Kirkland Lake, who has been retained in connection with the case by the subscribers. Additional subscriptions are reported to be coming in daily. Notice of the appeal has been already entered at Osgoode Hall, Toâ€" ronto, by Harry Fine, Ansonville lawâ€" ver, who defended Ivanchuk at the asâ€" sizes and Arthur G. Slaght, K.C., of Toronto, has been retained as counsel. The appeal will, it is expected, come before the Divisional Court for hearing within the next two weeks. The grounds for appeal are stated to inâ€" clude new evidence, not available at the trial. This evidence, it is claimed, will show that the condemned man could not possibly have committed the murder as he was with another person at the time of the crime and his moveâ€" ments can be accounted for. It is also submitted that Ivanchuk is rot guilty according to the evidence and that the judge, Mr. Justice Raney, in his sumâ€" ming up erred when he failed to stress the evidence for the defence as strongâ€" ly as he did that for the Crown. Also that the verdict of the jury is contrary to the weight of the evidence." Brantford â€" Expositor:â€"Tom _ Mix, cowboy star, will have to pay the U.S. Government $75,000, which sum the authorities will lasso for dodged income tax. Not long ago he was also ordered to pay his divorced wife a larger anâ€" nual allowance and this likewise was another case of lass suing. RAISE $500 AT KIRKLAND LAKE IN IVANCHUK APPEAL (Cobalt) Ivanchuk, who lies in Ha bury jail under sentence to Saturday, June 21st, having been £( hnhas been C for the detfs. ferenc issue 1 "Five hun( untarily subi victed ST.CHARLES MILK . G. Hunt Retained to ducting Case for Man April of Murder of Constable CIBLE OC IHlustrated St. Charles Recipe Book sent free. Write Txg Borpgen Co. Limiteo, 140 St. Paul St. W.,Montreal,Dept.A 72. (uUNSWEETENED) : “INV| NC . [BLE in name and (UaA in lit J f Kirkland ob MSLaRENS LImiTtED QUuICK PUDDINGS REQUIRE NO EGGS OR SsUGAR â€" ONLY NEEDS TO BE ADPUVUEO ~ c age®> l Assist in Con Convicted in Inspector (By Barbara B. Brooks) Have a surprise for the family some morning and make honey date biscuits. Pat out the baking powder biscuit dough. Make a paste of 4 cup honey creamed with i cup butter. Add i4 cup chopped dates, i cup chopped nut meats and i cup Allâ€"Bran. Spread this mixture on the biscuit dough and roll like a jelly roll. The roll can be made the night before, covered with a cloth and put in the ice box to chill. Cut into 4 inch slices. Bake on a butâ€" tered sheet 25 minutes in a hot oven (400 degrees F.) Biscuit dought should not be mixed for a long timeâ€"just sufâ€" ficient to slightly blend the materials. Recipes for Honey Date Biscuits, Waffles, Etc. "Sault Ste. Marie, with a ten team group, is keen for such an organization. The Sault group suggests that each centre operate a group with the winâ€" ners pairing off with the nearest group in an elimination series, The group winners would be gradually eliminated until two finalists would remain and then would come the big battle for Northern supremacy. Such a scheme is not impractical. Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury and North Bay already have senior groups. These three could easiâ€" ly arrange a postâ€"season series to deâ€" clare a Southern district champion, and with a similar plan in operation in the Cobaltâ€"Haileyburyâ€"New Liskeard district, in Kirkland Lake and also in Timmins, the Northern half could work out somewhat similar playdown series to seek out the Northern district chamâ€" pions. From these two series would issue two championship teams to batâ€" tle for the allâ€"Northern title and the right to challenge the Southern finalâ€" ists for the Provincial championship. "Some centres will balk at this idea, contending that the expense involved would make it impractical. â€" However, it‘s reasonable to argue that if the game is good enough to promote on local scale it is good enough to warrant an attempt being made to intensify the interest through interâ€"district competiâ€" tions. In reality the cost of conducting such a series would be negligible comâ€" pared with the sport that it would ocâ€" casion." Waffies may be used for the breakâ€" fast, luncheon or supper menu. They are delicious when served with a honey strawberry sauce. There are so many bright waflle sets with which to make the breakfast table gay. The batter may be put in the pitcher and poured on the waffiie iron at the table and thus the hostess will be able to spend all of the breakfast hours with her family. Waffles bring the various léagues and groups under a governing boedy which would affiliate with the Ontario Amateur Softball Association, which controls the men‘s game in Southern Ontario. From such an organization, it is intended, would develop a playoff series to deâ€" clare a Northern championship team to meet the Southern winhers for the Provincial title. Strawberry Sauce Cream two tablespoons of butter with 1 cup of honey. Add slowly 2â€"3 cup of crushed strawberries. Stir unâ€" til thoroughly blended. Southern Lumberman:â€"The Literary Digest suggests that science may give us a new religion. But most of the reâ€" ligions we already possess have been used so little they are as good as new. 14 cups milk 4 tablespoons melted shortening. Sift the flour, salt, sugar, and bakâ€" ing powder together; add the Allâ€"Bran, the wellâ€"beaten egg, milk and melted shortening. Beat well. Bake in hot waffle iron. Why Not Men‘s League in the North for Softball? 4 teaspoon sugar 4 teaspoons baking powder i cup Allâ€"Bran 14 cups of flour 1 teaspoon of salt Obser N OT DT ‘ who writ notes and ern unit rious les 5tes and comment y Nugget, has the in that column, " in T jall I No omew} i to unite the The idea is to for ents for the folâ€" "Sportâ€" a Northâ€" men On DveI the Four other men standing nearby had narrow escapes. The nearest doctor was at Cobalt, 70 miles away, and with no possibility of sending a message to him until Temagami was reached. First aid was given the injured man, and a start made for Temagami, a portage of three quarters of a mile beâ€" ing involved in the trip. Temagami was reached in time to catch the northâ€" bound Continental Limited, and Docâ€" tors G. A. Schmidt and G. E. Case were waiting at the station with the ambuâ€" lance when Hawes arrived at Cobalt. Medical men attending him state that he has lost one eye, his nose is badly crushed and the frontal sinus smashed, while two ribs also were broken. Danâ€" ger of infection is feared, it is stated. Hawes was consciocus most of the time. He was knocked out temporarily when struck by the lid, but was able to give directions for the running of the boat, of which he was engineer, before leaving for Cobalt. The accident happened about 6.30 p.m., Monday, at the lumber camp on Obabika Lake, 40 miles from the railâ€" way station at Temagami. Despatches from Cobalt last week tell of a very sericus accident some forty mileés back from Temagami Station. Suffering from very severe injuries, sustained when a match he struck against the side of a gasoline drum ignited fumes which blew off the lid, which was hurled against his body and head with terrific force, Ernest Hawes, employed by Gordon and Taylor, lumâ€" bermen, and whose home is stated to be in North Bay, lies in the Mines Hosâ€" pital at Cobalt, in a serious condition. Hawes was brought to Cobalt last wee dkafter he had een conveyed by a "kicker," 40 miles down the Temagami Lakes and 30 miles by train to Cobalt. Man Badly Hurt When Gasoline Drum Burst According ‘air, air, Hawes, preparatory to starting > day‘s work, went to light up a ciâ€" rette. He struck the match on the soline drum, which contained about gallons of gasoline, and the bungâ€" e of which was open. Immediately > fumes ignited blowing off the lid d loosening the lower end of the im. Hawes, apparently in a crouchâ€" state at the timsg, received the full Ss, appare the timg, explosion ; happened about 6.30 at the lumber camp on 40 miles from the railâ€" Temagami. The nearest doctor iiles away, and with nding a message to THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO witness of HEREVER you drive in Canada this summer, Y you will not be far from a Red Indian Station with its skilled and courteous operators . . , its full quota of McCollâ€"Frontenac products . . . and its inviting, spotless restâ€"rooms! All over the country, Cyelo Motor Fuelâ€"Red Indian Motor Oilsâ€"and Marathon Hiâ€"test Gasoâ€" line are winning widespread acclaim. Car owners have learneds to trust these famous names. They have found that the exclusive use of McCollâ€"Frontenae products spells for their cars better performanceâ€"greater economy of operationâ€"increased mileage. Stop toâ€"day at your neighbourhood Red Indian station for gas, oil and service. 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