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Bubscription Rates Oanadaâ€"$2.00 Per Year United 8 Members Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association; Ontarioâ€" Quebec Newspaper Association; Class "A" Weekly Group OFFICE 26â€"â€"â€"â€"PHONESâ€"â€"â€"â€"RESIDENCE 170 Published Every Thursday by: GEO, LAKE, Owner and Publisher Accordingly in the Hotel « It was tha M‘.kado, or t of charming did not adhe opera, the ca: like the first appears like | In the orig the Lord High Exec demned to death for was spared on the i duties of the Lord F list of useless and un be chopped off for th only useful and desi make up a basket full duties of the Lord High Executioner. Koâ€"Ko has a long list of useless and undesirable peoples whose heads should be chopped off for the public good. In the council version only useful and desirable public servants are chosen to make up a basket full of heads. The Council Koâ€"Ko had a larger snickersnee than Gilbert and Sullivan ever dreamed about. The High Executioner of old always gave some sort of reason for threatening to take off anybody‘s head, but the ferocious conception of Koâ€"Ko prevailing in the Hotel tle Ville comic opera is to take off the head and then wait until nobody can reply before whispering an excuse. peem to wonder why about the odd executi There is a marked ginal version and the Heed, some of the cCc with Ka words in through and all cutlioner, ; the victim Despite the difference in cast and the many oth;etjiflx'gfi;ges made, the Council opera company gave a faithful ‘od tion of the "Mikado" opening thorus. There W occasional Change from the original. Huskug-,;;»s;., they sang:>â€" .. s‘ !©; 2 many In the motif â€" Everythit opera, n that? The from the y¢ be rified., * my worst en got a friend "On with : "Offt o with t Then the v PAQJE e«{l, some 1ly Koâ€"K Timmins Ont., Thursday, Oct. 11th, 1934 In the orig Ebke Yorrupine Aduanrr hen after the briefest of song and dance, the council ibadours leaped to the heart of their comic opera theme 1e execution of the chief of police. In the excitement the moment the Poohâ€"Bah quoted from another comic ra, "The Pirates of Penzance." > But why find fault with t? The public is entitled to as many laughs as possible n the year‘s council, even if all the comic operas have to rified. The Poohâ€"Bah sang:â€" When the kind bootlegger‘s busy selling He likes to bribe a bobby on his beat. C ~â€"apera entence te. W1 ; in its Highiandad or C gh the plot. All of all insisted on being Poohâ€"Bah, who held thing Else, he was a 1ier. and so had the het mic opera > counc of the wh it Oh, many Oh, m Oh, many a sneer and frown,, We‘ll figure in lively paint. Our attitude‘s quéer and quaintâ€" You‘re, wrong, if you think it ain‘t. If you think we are worked by string Like a Japanese marionette, You don‘t understand these things. That‘‘s Hotel de Ville etiquette., Perhaps, you suppose this throng Can‘t keep it up all year long? If that‘s vour idea, yvour wrong. en t k of VOU marked difference between the cast in the oriâ€" ~and the roles in the Council conception. Inâ€" f the council refused to take a part,, leaving (Lord High Executioner), Poohâ€"Bah (Lord hing Else), Katisha (an old woman in love i), and Yesâ€"Yes (a noble peerâ€"using the last Highland or Germanic pronunciation) to carry plot. All of them had immense snickersnees ted on being the Lord High Executioner, exâ€" ah, who held that as he was the Lord High he was at least assistant Lord High Exeâ€" 1 so had the right to name the successor fo highâ€"grader is fooled with brass chi s to have a friend in counc:l seat. end has quit aâ€"kicking of his mother ‘s to lie aâ€"basking in the sun. ne consideration with another, he bric OPERA COMIQUE led produc sentat why TC ikado," as the a book after whic} _ "M.kado," the Executioner of _for flirting but the understandit rd High Execut id undesirable p int to know who we are! re the council of the town TTMMITNS®S, ONTARIO least madt the council of i fight and jar igt The Advance suggested that the Timâ€" as producing some amusing and amazâ€" the ordinary course of business. Why criticism of some of these productions? v not? The Advance aims to please ction the tion, whil T n ther of the operas comique as hereby reviewed. Gilbert and Sullivan fan her would I that job." pera company pen season id s not the t bert and Sullivan fantasy, "The Pitipu,," with variations and less n in the orig‘inal. If the council the text of the original comic de the production sound as much the average motion picture play ‘ which it may be named. " the plot centres round Koâ€"Ko, er of Titipu. Koâ€"Ko was conâ€" ig but at the last minute his life standing that he take over the Executioner. Koâ€"Ko has a long re whispering an excuse. ere was a song and dance, about ver an actual execution stagcd the actual beheadings are the while Koâ€"Ko and the Poohâ€"Bah public make a song and dance not a happy one. e troubles of a police chief. If happy one, then what must be lice? 'I‘hegwholeicast;wept;again. wouldn"t give a job like thai to r would I," replies another, "I‘ve United Statesâ€"$83.00 Per Year a k heir necks, when their owt peras to be reviewed. For n which Eliza crossed the lesmen; "The Follies," reâ€" st to the contrary: "Pinaâ€" has n them cry, others reply J allin selling his beat. with brass chips Ba pardoned loned at the last s different. The o be hoped that Yesâ€"Yes will all ly the chief | symp e fierce onâ€"| give | presented fore,," wherein a fire chief i: ed, and then given $500.00 of of appreciation; "Utopia Li are given facilities to collect ’,_.,, w ‘ [# } Fa The proposal to "unify‘" the police of Ontario has been made on many previous occasions. The Advance has always oppo:aed 1t, At, the present time The Advance would urge dqup)p bppoqmon to such a plan. In making the proposal thpr Attorneyâ€"General is apparently failing to credit the Mlfic with much mtelugence One of the first actions of the present, Attorney General was to attempt to control the police of the city Toronto for the advantage of some of his own friends: He ‘has attempted similar action in. the case of the police of Stratford and other cities. There was ing eXamp}e of : the evils of any sort of provmclal sbf the: poltce.when Mr. Wicks recently was unable 'k’iéfi,;fli‘ p,- on when thugs visited one of his .\f’f"-%«“f% nc "useq flmo‘a and threats of violence on his ’} v e 3‘"_ g‘ y:’éwtefl the. provincial police nave not it RYy gee db bul â€" wholes cSate /d "“"' it fi‘y‘ihe threab further changes 'the Attorney General ha.s apparently brought much of the admin;strat;ton Abf })mtice into: his own hands and under his own personal thumb.‘ No thoughtfui man can believe that this is a good policy for British people. "God bless you,"" the Attorneyâ€"General is quoted as saying to his comâ€" munist friends. Loyal and decent citizens are left to bless themselves.. The people in general should fight from the start any move to interfere with municipal police. There has already been enough threat of undesirable partizanship in the administration of justice to rouse every citizen to do his best to avoid any further inroads on the adminisâ€" tration of the law in Ontario. The actions and attitude of the present Attorneyâ€"General certainly do not inspire any confidence in the fairness or impartiality of the administraâ€" tion of justice in the hands of provincia!l politicians. Onâ€" tario municipalities should see to it that they keep control of their own police officers and avoid the burden and hanâ€" municipai the cipal man and the vf you, the Atltormn munist friends. themselves.. The start any move has already been in the administr do his best to a tion of justice in th tario municipalities . of their own police c dicap of a body of political® captains in membDer pal poli partyisn that are seeking If and 1I ha 1¢ dera it ide AT and b 1i VII fT¢ jlom 11 i k 11 nsiblg for inadequate police Fo j édy.evils in aâ€"police force ing ' "“ ry prcssqre to be glv it is not generall; 13 one bf tfie most vital factors The comfoxt the safety, the 11 Toron pI Ir offic O1 ind avoid the burden and hanâ€" cers under the direct orders of fired and fAercely blackguardâ€" the people‘s money, as a mark ted,‘ in which alien disturbers noney from the town to make [t will be apparent before the 1934 incumbents are exâ€" fice worrying over the Chances vould seem that there are ‘ry much nearer home. For : young man of 20 years of ho was convicted last week intent to wound. He was a term of from six months tory, The young man told _to buy him an automobile or $10.00, and that was why The father said that the in a, police force the peoâ€" ry prcss;}re to bear on the t is not generally realized. ost vital factors in muniâ€" _the safety, the property eneral depend on the effiâ€" it is all very well to talk ‘ge, wellâ€"trained and fully a matter of fact because dicapped by political conâ€" the people in general are controlled body of police >rs controlled by outsiders to buy him r $10.00, and The father ed AT nditior when th eeIT this spir n r systems in policâ€" i any shortâ€"cut, but at the evils arising nd thought and efâ€" Peéople are 10reve f record, the shortâ€" d location. ‘There 0A An angerous shortâ€"cuts People are forever he presen Ma ptP ibleés arise OCcaâ€" lly beyond quesâ€" force would be had never Ded iving near Ma f education th fed( n times in the d not fulfil its The municipal is the present lice protection nt service r of failin AJDWITL as they merit under muni the citizen 1J he o have sot n offered : fal pol in municiâ€" provincial he chancet e citizens in its hisâ€" as human time Timâ€" ervice and Â¥I ung mal i1g Tthere is of brutal 1% b 15¢ | means a/ nâ€"! what is ire | comitant inp [ The ave Says 80 per cent of â€"Fires Preventable everyone commun directly innocent the 1 haza oun busine: bill in millict ment 0 Innscent and Guilty Alike are ers, Says Ontario Deputy Marshal. More Care Need mal prope is wh many jured Kn thi system essenti spou-ld flames furniti ‘ Start in Home Chimneys should be c heating equipment 0ve1hd once a year, stoves or pipin be allowed near wood or bustible. material,s@nd onl barreis should be used. Most of th homes appl} mercital and housekeepin In addition developed i: that need : operation of extremelyv h Fire extinguishe at strategic points quickly available If these simp en we would : with a steadil} fires from mot out Canada. F creased from than 34,000 in jumped from s a half million period. Tea firt }GRAVEL AND \Nl)-â€"â€"ANI) PLACER maAl ome€ evera he ca 120CA S1t id 11 dadol it nd basement thr AAIC @ils. ind Withir mal $4.19 1 ind c for B ol whal seemed to be a very personal or fam.ly A man with a hceavy voice was telling an acquainâ€" out Susie Marie. It was useless to attempt to avoid scax@m about Susie Marie, whether she were daughtfir or mother or friend of the man with the . _ "If it hadn‘t been for Jim, Susie Marie would be use ht more impo safeguardi1 11 ufte ire Preventicn bu “l 11 18 Ppa ndi €tr hat T 1 More Than Double Autos This Year T 1 11J 5. ROLLED OATS:: 4 PEARL SOAP Fresh Cod 1 5° Pkg, Loin Lamb Chops â€" Rump Roast Beef â€" Breakfast Bacon Fresh Pork Shouldersv~sâ€"~ » 15¢ GoodQu: BROOMS ACARONI " l @ L NAVY â€"â€" PAPER 3 1 Rennie‘s BIRD SEED 3 s 2 ‘ CHASE ‘ e soap of beautiful woimen and N SA NBORNS t < y +J . . ho‘ i 4 d ‘E§VHM@5Z!EIF: /. cesA 1. 4 .. . ... we oo t | COFF E E Cocoanut side to this pl purpos gents: road e as Manay Than Las! PC Qulck jor PLl OUAKER O Christie‘s sliced I 5¢ GRAH A M WAFERS 2A ‘e tried in the North it would serve a dou! would give warning of the danger of car ac would, with the use of a little wire, provide r the Ferguson h.ghway. now largelv with« ver most of its length. 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