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Decision Reserved in Sisccoe Co. Appeal Timmins Man Given Judgment in Preé vious Case, but This is Reversed by the Supreme Court of Canada. Judgmen preme Cou last, accord appeal of Si treal, versu mins, Ont. The appe mission for inducing G. N. Coyne to invest $75,000 in the company in 1927, when the finances of the mining conâ€" cern were said not to be in the best condition. Coyne stipulated no commisâ€" slon was to be deducted from his investâ€" ment moneys, and they were all to be 1s agalnst of stock favour 0 was hand The actio whereby o1 $7,500 cash Tip Top Tailors The Greatest Clothes V alue MADE TO MEASURE AT ONE PRICE PALJE POUR BRITISH WOOLLENS OQOutsell all other Clothes in the British Empire Wednesday and Saturday from Come and enjoy an evening of Dancing on the shores of the Mattagami River a DANG'N 2\\{-.Ԥ | Riverside Pavilion W. ARNOTT W. L. BOOTH Timmins Tailored by Schumacher nd 7,500 inducing Limited Jitney Dancing 9 till \1L PIERINI AND HIS V AGABOND KINGS ansaction be paid s a comâ€" Coyne to in 1927 da y the Bijakowski contends these shares were loaned, not given, and the comâ€" pany had gotten the shares and the benefit therefrom. The company mainâ€" tains it was not a loan because the directors were not properly authorized to borrow, and that it was not within Tebbutt‘s powers as president to make the transaction, and further that the transaction was not approved by the Speaks in High Terms of Charles L. Hirschman directors were no to borrow, and t} Tebbutt‘s powers the transaction, â€" transaction was board of directors The following reference in regard to Charles L. Herschman, formerly of the Porcupine camp, will be of general inâ€" terest. Mr. Herschman was on the staff of the McIntyre Mine for some years and was prominent here in sport and other circles. He had hosts of friends in the Porcupine district who will be pleased to read the kind things said about him, and will agree heartily. The reference is from an editOorial arâ€" ticle in last week‘s issue of The Rouynâ€" Noranda Press. The editorial in full is as follows:â€" "It is not customary to shed tears over the departure of a mining enâ€" gineer, however important or popular he may be. Mining men, by the very nature of their profession, are expected to do a good deal of moving around from one‘ camp to another. Conseâ€" quently, their comings and goings are from one camp quently, their con all accepted as a with little or no It may be said, probable departur Charles L. HersC rCCeILL ment of about that he accepts a connec where. Although he had Granada only a little over a excellent record there is well . mining imen who are aware of facts of the case. In this cont is, we think, well to point ou Herschman‘s resignation was i ly in no sense due to any di ment on his part as to the phy look of the property, of which reason to believe, he thinks ve No reason has been given Oot little Queb While the ; be that Mrtr leave the igave the camp, ‘we there is more than a possibility that he may reâ€" main. We feel we are voicing the viewâ€" point Of the entire camp when we exâ€" press the very genuine hope that we are to lose neither Mr. Herschman nor his grazcicus lady, who on her part is exâ€" tremely popular in the social life of the wanis Ciub, and alwWways read i sympathetic ear to any p or the welfare of the cCc While the general impression e that Mr. Herschman will eave the camp, we believe remely po ‘onmmunity ed ly, their comings cepted as a matte little or no displa wiqespre esignation from the manageâ€" Granada Gold Mines, will despread regret if it comes at he accepts a connection elseâ€" Although he had been at . only a little over a year, his ; record there is well known to men who are aware of the true the case. In this connection, it ink, well to point out that Mr. an‘s resignation was apparentâ€" sense due to any disappointâ€" his part as to the physical outâ€" he nronerty. of which, we have Herschman M he thinks very highly. en given out for his howe! from l‘ experience his profession have n wo )ff man,. president »mpany,~ . Siscoe, re o the Western Canadian Inâ€" etallurgy honâ€" him as their f course, and of sentiment. er, that the the camp of following his scoe, respecâ€" e negotiated other shareâ€" an, to hand k each with ‘ems to cide to here is ind Ashley Gold Output $124,571 in Quarter Bullion perty the In its report for the ending with Septembe: poration of Canada, Lt tinuous quartzâ€"vein conditions with more than average width, but with gold values below profitable grade. In the present quarter the horizon above the 250 foot level will be reached by raising and that below by a drift on the 375 foot horizon. On the west vein the north drift on the 250 foot leve! showed the vein much broken up by minor faulting and unproductive of ore as yet. On the 275 f00t level driftâ€" ing was carried south into new terriâ€" tory, but values proved low and in the present quarter this southern area will be explored by drifting on the 500 fOoot level. On the 500 foot level a crosscut picked up the west vein in the area south of the main shaft and short drift was run on ore of average grade. Owing to the proximity of "A" fault immediately above, further work on this level was discontinued and the downward extension of this ore will be approached by a drift on the 625 foot level. On the Normetal property developâ€" ment work was continued throughout the period. Drifting along Nos. 1 and 2 ore bodies has been completed on the 675 and 800 foot levels and diamond drilling with flat holes is now in proâ€" gress to establish widths and grades of ore on these levels. A crosscut east through the diabase dyke on the 500 fc¢ot level intersected the downward exâ€" tension of No. 3 ore body, formerly deâ€" veloped on the 300 foot level. A similar crosscut on the 800 foot level has just intersected this same ore ‘body. Work is proceeding at the property of* Laguna Gold Mines in the Herb Lake section of Manitoba with the main shaft completed to a depth of 500 feet on the dip of the vein and lateral work on the 375 and 500 foot levels will be proceeded with. Later word came through that the caucus would be held on Nov. 23rd, and not on the 20th. Last week announcement was made that a caucus Of the Liberals in the provincial legislature would be held on Nov. 20th in Toronto. Premigr Hepburn is said to have made the change from the 20th to the 23rd. No explanation is given for the change of date, except the suggestion from some Of the members that Hon. Mr. Hepburn made the change himself and that he does not have to give exâ€" planations or reasons to the rank and file of the party, to judge from appearâ€" ances. Kingston Whigâ€"Standard:â€"This reâ€" striction business ssems to be going pretty far when the optimistic advenâ€" turer is prohibited from searching for pirate treasure on Cocos Island, where so many expeditions have failed of any success, t shipped from Matachewan Pro to Date Climbs up Close to Million Dollar Mark. Proâ€" gress at Mine. Changed for Caucus of Liberals at Toronto nA6 Mit revi been 34 While out in Arizona rece D. Rockefeller, Jr., listened peal of a youth. named Ir who wanted to gst back to Special Features for the Hockey Broadcasts who wanted to get in St. Louis. Rocke a ticket home. Lat knew who his ben said he had never fore, adding, "but 1 in some gocod busine THOUGHT ROCKEFELLER MUST BE INX SOME GOOD BUSINESS pl; playâ€"byâ€"play â€" descriptions. Bobby Hewitson has played hockey and reâ€" fereed it from juvenile amateur to Naâ€" tional Hockey League professionals. For years he has been one of the besi referees in the National Hockey League. John Holden, who was on the Genâ€" eral Mcotors hockey broadcasts two years ago, returns this year as master of ceremonies, and will share the wOork of announcing in the studio with Bob McIntyre. Mr. Holden has a wideâ€" spread reputation as a radio actor over Tcronto stations. This past summer, he achieved some fame by conducting a theatrical stock company in the Musâ€" CKCL. The Saturday night chain broadcasts out of Toronto will be carâ€" ried over the following stations:â€"CR CV, Vancouver, CFNC, Calgary; CJCA, Edmonton; CJRM, Moose Jaw; CHWC, Regina; CKY, Winnipeg; CKPR, Fort William:; CFRB, Toronto; CRCT, Toâ€" ronto; CRCO, Ottawa; CHSJ, St. John; CFNB, Fredericton; CHGS, Summerâ€" CPUOY Charlottetown: CHNS, of announcin McIntyre. M spread reputa Ernest Dair listeners‘throu engaged to p ground for the termission ent supplied by Lu Midâ€"week g: broadcast, whs A number of new voices will be heard his year on General Motors hockey roadcasts, the first of which was givâ€" ‘n over CFRB and CKCL at 9 p.m. last Thursday evening. _ Bobby Hewitson, wellâ€"known sports writer and referee, ias been signed as summarist, and his romment between periods should be an rxcellent supplement to Foster Hewitt‘s dlayâ€"byâ€"playv deszcriptions. Bobbyv side Hal POLWCE CALLS ftromsEroâ€"(aARLSON Marshallâ€"Eeclestone Phone 20 Everyont®is vitallyâ€"inturested in 14. flenm{ n~Groadcastin from ALL OV LR. THE WORL ALL who own good standâ€" ard wave radios have wished they also could use their presâ€" ent set to hear domestic and foreign short wave broadcasts. Now they canâ€"by using this newest development of Stromâ€" bergâ€"Carlson engineers. This unit is a real short wave Selector, 1500 to 25000 ke. (200 to 12 meters). It preâ€" serves all the qualities of perâ€" formance of your present set and, in addition, modernizes it by adding complete short wave coverage. Tuning foreign stations with the Strombergâ€"Carlson Selectâ€" or is as easy as bringing in standard broadcasts, thanks to the exclusive Strombergâ€" Carlson Selectorlite Dial and tuning system. Installa tion is simple and reâ€" quires no change whatever in our present set. And you‘ll {;e surprised how little the No. 69 Short W ave Selector costs. Send coupon at eace for full information. ichieved eatrical i distric jzttttgn\ "There is nothing finer than a Strombergâ€"Carlson" olida iInty, ough in Arizona recently, John r, Jr., listened to an apâ€" ‘uth named Irving Perry to gst back to his home Rockefeller brought Perry . Later when asked if hse is benefactor was, Irving never heard of him beâ€" "but I guess he must be provide ie broa CJC Limited 1C alnment 4 Romanelli SscTriptiOons. â€" BOob bDby yed hockey and reâ€" enile amateur to Naâ€" eague professionals. been one of the besi ional Hockey League. ho was on the Genâ€" key broadcasts two this vear as master ‘Tel pular with radio Canada, has been an organ backâ€" cast., although inâ€" nent will still be nanelli‘s orchestra. i Toronto will be Maple Leafs play over CFPRB and lay night chain mpan inCc Power Still Leads Commercial Bowling Power Takes Three Points from Gam bles and the T. N. 0. Doeées the Same from The Advance Team. free bein gqown. There should be : tomorrow night wt clash with the eng The honour roll 1 there being only names on the table! R. Bellevue, T. Power, 658; G. Edd Alton, Advance, 611 Totals ..........1 001 789 889¢ 2679 T. N. O. win three points; Advance win one point. AAC ind it Jack says he forgot to take along the pineapples, it looked as though he brought along something pretty slippery for himself and Charlie to slip on. Now we have the tie q: we will see what have we What happened to Grant, has he been getting a lecture at home or was he due for one if he didn‘t reach the place of honour. LoOk out, Bill, you‘re slipping! that‘s two weeks in a row. So Bert McQuarrie has gone back to his usual form, but 458 looks pretty bad. There is a good patent Out to stop keys from rattling. Who is going to invent a gadget to stop a mouth from rattling? LOok out, Ero, he is out for your hide tomorrow. There is a blackboard in the room and it would save a lot Of trouble if Russ would write his name correctly upon it. Does it finish, "vieu," "veau" or "vue"? Alfie is still hitting the tall timbers. One of these days he‘ll come down. So you want a diagram of that strike, well here is another one for you! Alton made twentyâ€"nine on a spare, so you can get two diagrams on the board next week. Norman doesn‘t know what‘s wrong with the printers, for when he is on with the printers, the rest are off. what they can do 1f FORMER CHIEF AT ROUYN APPOIXTED TO NEW POST says:â€"rorme of Rouyn, wh« the ioccal force position. He t as first Chief C new mining t has recently b to â€"greatness. greatnes salary is his many 10 Totals Power win thi ne point. loo} Total The Hornby ........219 Alton ... . 244 Lawson ......128 Guidice °_....197 Wallingford 213 Armstron Toal Fleming . Bellevue Canlie Nicolson rything exce McHugh . Towers ... Webb ... Salomaa .. Gagnon Eddy .. Fleming AIY BOWL ALONG al e in spite Of t0oo mar riven on the railway. printers started off in g looked as though the rs 1 for another trouncin Iv hat spitt ImIt ened to Grant, has he i lecture at home or was if he didn‘t reach the â€"Noranda Press last week r Chiecf Rene Tremblay, o recently resigned from e, was nCt long out of a has accepted appointment of Police of Val D‘Or, the town in Lamaque which jeen making rapid strides We are informed his r than was paid here, and 126 167 181 131 Gambles 14 166 26 189 17 177 11 868 194 189 9 Advance 219 1 865 154 219 181 N. O:., 676;â€" H Eddy, Gambles, Power o‘â€";ica{cip‘o 211 185 163 206 ‘ a hardâ€"fough vhen the elect 121 a 8t fingeets. fell badly four ge 974 points: 1U 16 inkslasht 7 knock the tie question settled 181 183 138 135 143 176 119 896 176 151 208 195 244 VOUu The Advant > tall timber )me down. of that strik or yvoul Alto hey 1t last wet ting the 942~ 2781 imbles win 186 199 205 161 200 150 1€ reat style iilroaders y by the to by 212 11 CLT . Webb §19: â€" O pas § â€" did imber 11 497 548 611 433 534 Jdot 466 404 619 534 458 536 658 599 530 by Recommendations in Regard to Air Force Commissioner Censures Director ROy Maxwell, _ Makes Twelve Suggesâ€" tions for Improvement in Onâ€" tario Air Service. Last week Premier Hepburn gave to the newspapers at Toronto the results of the enquiry by a commission into the Ontario Air Service. The enquiry was conducted by Daniel W. Lang, K.C., and while the report of the commisâ€" sioner finds> occasion for censuring Capt. Roy Maxwell, director of the proâ€" vincial air service, for laxity in several directions, notably in certain forms of expenditure and in returns for expenses the chief feature of the report is reâ€" commendaticns with a view to greater economy and better general service. The findings of the commissioner reâ€" peatedly censure Director Roy W. Maxâ€" well, of the O.A.S., and makes a series of recommendations tending to promote rreater efficiency. Briefly, the recomâ€" operate to a greater to fireâ€"prevention. 3. Revision of by planes, with a unnecessary patrols nendations are 1. Unificationâ€" Of control forâ€" the rround and air fire prevention services, ind charging of cost of air service rateâ€" ibly to Forestry Districts. 2. District Foresters, Officers and enior pilots of the air service to coâ€" perate to a greater extent with respect to fireâ€"prevention. That the territory served by the s ibe gradually extended. A substantial reduction in staff. All substantial expenditures to be ct to approval of the Minister, and ibstantial purchases to be made by J % FC 2. Now vyou can spenp TtHE HOLIDAYS IN THME HMHOMELAMD » + cage Fall saitings to the Old week Premier Hepburn gave to wspapers at Toronto the results enquiry by a commission into Country are most attractiveâ€"oneâ€"third of the way on the pic«â€" turesque St. Lawrence River, December sailings from Halifax and Saint John, with dates so convenient for that Christmas and New Year holiday in the Homeland. Our combined feet, with so many famous ships from which to choose, offers you low rates and "wonderful accommodation. RATES from AS LOM From Quebec (direct) to Plymouth, Havre, London *AURANIA â€" â€" . â€" â€" Nov. 29 THOSE C.E. RADIOTRONS HAVE CURED BOTH ME ANO THEâ€" RADIGO to Glasgow, Belfast, Liverpool ANTONIA â€" â€" â€" â€" â€"â€" Nov. 23 From Montreal to Plymouth. Havre, London ASCANIA ° â€" â€"â€" Nov. fire detection patrols i view to eliminating Fall Sailings BARGA IN EXCURSION RAT ES Round Trip Allowin g 15 days §LZ e e Luate Fall sailings To The Uid activeâ€"oneâ€"third of the way on the picâ€" River. December sailings from Halifax dates so convenient for that Christmas Third Class from +110 Tourist â€"â€" from *139 n the other 8. Installation of a of records at bases. 9. No permitted. 10. A proper adjus where the Air Servic branches of the gove 11. Removal of slash an unemployment relief 12. Consideration shot utilization of the Air Se government services. tende 7. Accountable â€" w in sizeg, and that w issued in regard to AUSONIA â€" â€" =«â€" to Beltast, Liverpool *ATHENIA THURSDAY, NOVEN Also sails from Saint Dec. 13 Large Size content Ssoftens the beard Keeps skin smooth From to Plymouth, Christmas Sailings ible becau SHAVE CRE A M K :3 Halifax Havre, beard q all a TDme! men Clasgow London hn lea Dec pi C arilled erican ‘@vorâ€" ! train. 1 was Inâ€" w in Tadâ€" m 18 } 788 . ® tart ‘rly m â€" 4 ith eet