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News of a very sad occurrence comes from Cochrane. According to this news Mrs. John Rae, living in the township of Clute, about eight miles from Cochâ€" rane, was found by her husband some nights ago hanging in the barn. On the evening in question Mrs. Rae had visited her sister who lived not far away. On her return she went to bed as usua@l. Later in the night she got up to attend to her threeâ€"monthsâ€" old baby and when she did not return to SETTLER‘S WIFE HANGS SELF IN BARN NEAR COCHRANE bed her husband became anxious As his wife had not been in the best of health He got up to look for her and not being able to find her in the house he went to the house of a neighbour not far away and enquired there for her. These neighbours hod not seen anything of Mrs. Rae and so the search for her was carried on. Eventually the barm was searched and the husband found the unfertunate woman hanging dead. The body was still warm but all efforts to revive life were unavailing. VICTORIA EVERGREEN PLAYGROUND A Christmas Cheer fund was started recently by the Cobalt Kiwanis Club with the purpose of giving Christmeas hampers to deserving people who hapâ€" pened to be in hard luck this Christâ€" mas. After the fund was open for a week or so, the committee of the club having the collection of the fund in charge reported that only one single dollar had been subscribed. It is hoped, however, that with Christmas drawing nearer every day the Christâ€" mas spirit will become more evident and the donations will come in all right. Mrs. Rae was about 31 years cof age, and survived by one child about three months old and ancther fifteen months Mrs. Rae had acted somewhat oddly about a year previously for a time, but had seemed to recover her health in the meantime wuntil some days before the tregedy when she appeared to be depressed and melancholy. The late Border Cities Star:â€"Western woman lost $400 in jewelry which she left in her car, guarded by a Pekingese dog. Gosh that robber took a chance. G. Everett ....1007 W. Morrison ...255 B. Huckerby ....147 J. ~Boglie :..:;:......, 200 M. Arscott ........ 164 A. Isnor 109 L, Mascioli ... 117 G. McAskill ....165 M. Norlock ... 128 A. Perreault 1663 E. Brennan ... A. BYCK M. Donaldson D. Hocking ... ;..::......:. 602 702 679 BUSINESS GIRLS CLUB R. McCarthy .188........ 131. N. Stevens ....... is 2 ) i. 109 . Thompson ... 100;.::.... 1592.;...:., Myrs. Jago ... 198:.,:.: 19.:..:.... ke R. Hawkins ... 104:;;.:... 30. . A. Jackson......_ «... 96. 8: TAE : :.:. t ks n 3 dA Y 11l1., The following are the scores for the Ladies‘ Bowling lsague for Dec. 4th:â€" KIWANEES Plerce:.....s.... 163.;..; ... 134..:...,, 139. .... 434 (@. Fogg ...:...;..;.. 43..:.... . 11D0.>.,.; 108....::. 265 0. Lang..:...:... : 142;.;.... 469 EipfHebt .;....... 127:..:..;.; 154...... 138....;}, 414 A. Tomkinson 113........ 131:;:.;;:. 1D7...::.,. 401 Ladies‘ Bowling Scores for Week of December 4 . 709 O.F.F. wins 3 points ‘Totalsâ€" 568 783 N.B.B.O. wins 4 points. RAMBLERS 2. 146 .......175. Cooke :: 172......:130, ~Pecore‘...;...... 149:;...;.. 162. Dubien ........ 124..;.;.;, 99. T19;};;.%;, 125. ‘FTotals 682 973 Each team wins 2 points 732 619 Kiwanees wins 3 points MOOSE .i 120;......; 152 Brennan ... 130.;;..... 126. o BYVCK BA 209...;:;.:.; 169. . Donaldson 130........ 174 Afocking ;. 134. 174 710 170 162 164 124 873 119 146 116 108 T 5 109 117 165. 128 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO 743 697 160 181 165 115 122 207 120 129 187 172 152 200 109 170 152 198 244 156. 223 152. 815 705 152 169 174 174 811 194 138 137 156 186 628 133 160 117 115 103 637 138 190 113 116 797 226 156 159 151 780 124 152 159 176 155 766 558 129 120 201 160 187 139 142 133 157. 1983 454 468 438 527 435 563 491 409 536 268 399 376 533 449 477 510 466 211 413 287 189 232 111 407 382 579 464 434 265 469 414 401 Defence counsel put forward the arâ€" gument that Viggliotti had been punâ€" ished enough through loss of time and money but the magistrate, while ackâ€" nowledging the strength of the plea, stated he could not accept it in mitigaâ€" tion of the offence. C. G. Williams, a wellâ€"known mining engineer, formerly supintendent of the Hollinger Mine, gave evidence in the case as to the value of the ore. Questioned as to what he int'ended doing with the ore, Viggliotti stated he intended, if possible, to take it across the line and sell it to the United States mint. A letter signed by Viggliotti found in the grip was given in evidence and read in part: "We must watch ourseives while this stuff is in Toronto without compromising ourselves with anyone." There were five packages of ore found in Viggliotti‘s bag weighing 183 ounces valued at between $14 and $15 an ounce or total value of approximately $2,â€" 700. Viggliotti said he paid $1,931 in cash for the ore as the seller would not take a cheque. According to despatches from Toronâ€" to on Tuesday, Joseph M. Viggliotti, Detroit banker, and Joseph Bruno, Toâ€" ronto jeweller were convicted on a charge of illegal fossession of highâ€" grade ore Monday at Toronto, and reâ€" manded in custody till December 19 for sentence. Viggliotti, testifying in his own deâ€" fence, stated that he purchased the gold ore found in his cwn bossession from a government official in South Porcupine, Ont., stating he thought the official had a legal right to sell it. Judge John Boyne, of the Recorder‘s Court, Detroit, and Judge Marshner, of Wayne County Circuit Court, gave character evidence on behalf of Vigâ€" gliotti. 44640090040 Banker and Jeweller Found Guilty of Mlegally Having Highâ€"Grade Ore. Both Men Were Remanded Unâ€" til Dec. 19th for Sentence. GLAIMS THAT GOLD ORE WAS PURCHASED FROM OFFICHAL Porcupine Advance Insert One Next Week For Sure Results . . You should try The One Insertion costing you 50 cents in advance wili bring you what you require Thursday, Dec. 11th, 1930