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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2181'. 1937 n N Hullnur Mines Considers Installation of a 1‘ t( \V 1X lapment-. The increased price of gold has play- bts rote in the new attitude of science ward (ur mines. It has broadened the Id tremendously. Experience has ugh; a new generation of engineers at the pr-e-cambrlan rocks do not lose eir goid values at, depth. There are 11 occasional engineers who refuse to n D121 hey nd Doherty Roadhouse 81 Co. 19 Pine Street North 1te 0 Bring You Reliable Mining Information Doherty Roadhouse Co. STOCK BROKERS Timmins, 19 Pine Street North Toronto Kirkland Lake 293 Bay Street 34 Government Rd. The Mining Analyst. an independent digest of Canadian mining‘ affairs. published at T0- ronto. twice each month; may be obtained without obligation upon forwarding name and address to ensure inclusion in regular mail- ing lists Market Quotations broadcast each day at l2.20 noon Commlsion basis only Local 1’ honcs 1200 and 120] Hirer! private wires tor fast and accur- air quotations and executions in all Members of the Toronto Stock Exchange Accurate Markets and Executions In Hunter! forum Shel Etch-nu STOC K BROK E RS Unlisted Stocks Mining Stocks industrial and Public Utility Stocks Bonds .Vlill and 5.20 p.m. 31)-; Deal has been completed between of New Ribago Mines and Noranda Mines re- whereby technical staff of the latter ; in company will assume immediate direc- dc-J tion of mining development of the :ed.‘ former company's property in Rouyn- 3011' Noranda district. according to a re- Jy's port just issued to shareholders over my- the signature of R. E. Lloyd Lott, Pre- tho: sident of New Ribago. «From Globe and Mail, 2 Autopsy on recent months of sliding! security values and on the causes of| the alarming weakness in this period on the buying side which made so pro- nounced a fall possible is beginning in New York with coroners in charges to represent the Board of Governors of 'the Federal Reserve System and the .Securities and Exchange Commission. LThe bankers‘ survey will be conducted! ! with the object of ascertaining whether i ' or not more elastic rules as to marginsi . would make for sounder market condi- ‘tions. The Securities and Excxhangel Commission officials intend apparent-| lly to study closely the effect in recent; l months of their own restrictions. It is; {indicated semi-officially that they will' 3 study the whole case for less regulation I ias well as the demands from some} 'quarters for more regulation. " ! With so many important interlisted 'stocks traded in actively in Canada.‘ . the United States. England and contin- ; give their imaginatic leeway for mining 2r beccming much fewer By the agreement. Noranda Mines has been granted the right to purchase Sufficient treasury shares to give it controlling interest for a sum adequate to bring the property to production. if warranted. Next. stage in determining possibili- ties of the property is diamond drilling. which is to start. immediately. Roy Webber. superintendent. of the property. wired local officials over the week-end that two chip samples taken How can a stock market. be meter under such conditions. Deal Made Between the Ribago Mines and Norzmda 18.11 'l'immius th necessary They are a baro- Lewisburg. Pennâ€""The conditions oi ,modern life" are about to choke oii ithe folk art. of coal carving. just. when the world at large is first learning that the art exists at all. ‘ Anthracite mining is about 110 years Sold in Pennsylvania. and apparently [miners expressed themselves from the iiirst by carving flawless lumps of hard Samples were taken at a depth of! 15 feet in the pit. which has since been z deepened to 18 feet. where vein width of 14 foot is exposed. Vein has now been exposed. stripped and t-renched for 2.000 feet. with the east end. where it enters the swamp. showing the best material. from the most easterly deep pit on the main vein returned assays of $50.40 in gold md 12.8 per cent. copper 1nd 818.30 gold and 9.6 per cent. copper respaco Lively. Art of Early Mining Days in Sculpture Coal Miner D i (I Some Clever Work in Line of Carving. Most of the unknown artists worked toward a simple end. They did Bible scenes and historic episodes. and some- times objecbs for use about the house. Great care was needed. A flaw in the lump might ruin weeks of work. The coal was always taken from the "mammoth" seam. supposedly the larg- est and hardest in the anthracite fields. andmost likely to be free of slate. spars and sandy strips. Tools were as simple as the subjects themselvesâ€"the coal was blocked out with a. hand saw. split, with a chisel. chipped and cut. with a knife or razor. buffed with sand or sand paper. and polished with white pine ashes. Questioning by miners who remem- ber the day when most of the carving was done. indicates that usually the work was accomplished in a shanty. by the light of a whale oil or kerosene the light lamp. St. Mary‘s JOle'nal-Al'guszâ€"“I don‘t see Charlie half as much as I used to." “You should have married him when you had a chance." “I did." Germany undoubtedly tried to make it “the greatest sh :w on earth and Berlin. Those decorations served a two-fold pur- {noseâ€"note t my windows where evilly disposed persons might hide. Pexm.â€"~"The conduians o! ' are about, to choke of! of coal carving. just. when large is first. learning that THEY DIDN’T TAKE ANY CHANCES llN GERMANY TH! PORCUPINE ADVANCE. W8. ONTARIO Base Metals 813 Mksourt heattie Bidgood Bobjo Brnlornc Buffalo Ankerite Canadian Maiarti Casue Tretheway Central Porcupine Central Patricia Cons. Chibougaman Darkwazer Dome Eldorado Falconbridgo Glenora Goldale God's Lake Granada Gunnar Hardrock Hollinger Howey . Hudson Bay International Nickel Jackson Manion 4-.{err Addison Kirkland Lake Lebel Oro Leitch . Lake Shore Lee Gold Little Long Lac Macassa McLeod Cockshuu Manitoba and East McIntyre . McKenzie Red Lake McVittie Graham McWaiters Mining Corporation Moneta Naybob _ Nipissing Noranda O'Brien Omega Conlagas Coniaurum AX ton Ashley Pamour Paymaster Pickle Crow Pioneer Preston East. Dome Premier Read Authier Red Lake Galdsliore Reno . San Antonio Shawkey Sherritt Gordon St. Anthony Sullivan Con. Sudbury Basin Stadacona Sylvanite Siscoe Teak Hughes Toburn Ventures Wright. Hargreaves White Eagle Albany River Brengold Canadian Pandora Canusa «new> Darwin De Santis . Delnite Empire Gold Jowsey Denton f' To-day’s Stocks VI Domt‘ Unlistc d Listtd Bid 52 20 45 1.40A wh 14 “I 10 15 11 {)4 II 2.95 i 3.20 | 4.95 | 2. 55 4. 60 6.80 70 ('OU 90 90 0‘) 90 80 B4 45 30 Han Hug Canada illVE New Liskeard Speaker:â€"â€"In view of the prominence of Minorca in the Spanish war news. it may indicate eru- diLion to point out that this is an island. not a hen. 3 wry ectic 1C at 11' )1 Ell CIT dev if 11 Tl 16 D Ian’s (iolzl Mince Make inc Record This Year n be ‘. .;(.'»\' '.4‘1‘ 11; (Ht‘ JUIIL‘; a} ("all bw {Lint .z: 111111111? :3. :m- mmnvm. (1110 10' nihillL-(l. 21m. .2 (quin‘t. ()1 l A . (w;.)ccial-; :1 10011511.: Timmins Garage COMPANY LIMITED an 11 11183 'lC 11' debt :eadi in an 11 m )l' )1‘ iily nearer. mm the price of gold an effort to make Llances. now sadly human ingenuity haw h tor U Jude J 1‘ 303.764 ounces. red with 3.735- 5675 in 1936â€"â€" nunces or $9.- .vc come into the Dominion unmistakable d to the long tir that the first rstanding beâ€" gush-speaking ader way and t the day of and stabilizaâ€" nearer. with , price of gold Munich w 1' mm )E 01' 1t ne more to set 1 than any of Canada ion in per- YE 1C .nd spe- months. )it 11 .2: it: gins: HEP/.22: 15.; i 10 18 logical ry has 669.176 gold at 3n .lr ma: f t1: '3de 3.50 mand upon .l I‘ 'Odll ma 10 .00 the lasl ix g In Monday's Advance there was an excellent report of the rugby game a: Haileybury last Saturday between Haileybury Mining school and Timmins High and Vocational school in the Pou- ‘pcre cup series. The following despatch ‘in The Northern News will be of further ‘interest to many. giving. as it does. new angles on the match:â€"~ High and Tech honour of meetir in the final g‘am emblematic of The win was expected for two rea- sons. One that the two teams had met in a previous exhibition game and the second. and possibly the most cogent one that the Timmms team was the selcmion of nearly 400 boys as against Haileybury. Oct. 26.â€"â€"Ta Timmins High and Technical School goes the honour of meeting North Bay Collegiate in the final game for the Poupore Cup. emblematic of the championship of Northern Ontario. On Saturday after- noon they pulled the expected ,when they trimmed the Haileybury Mining School by a score of 9-3. The United States is declared to be suffering irom a typical “maniac-dc- pressive psychosis" and most of the other great nations of the world are, diagnosed as suffering from various kinds of madness in a scientific dis- cussion published in the journal, Science. reports Science Service. The psychiatrist diagnosing is Dr. S. H. Kraines of London's National Hos- pital for Diseases of the Nervous Sys- tem. who last year was on the staff of the University of Illinois Psychiatric Ii‘stitutc. The only really normal countries in this world toâ€"day. in Dr. Kraines‘ diag- nosis. are Norway. Sweden. Denmark, Holland and Switzerland. like a man.“ He has become “too set, in his ways" and needs to change. He has grown-up sons. some stable. some un- stable. but practically all wilful. France reminds him of an elderly fearful spinster. suffering from an ex- cessive emotionalism and apprehensive- England is viewed as a solid. settled business man who has just gone through a depression and has “taken it, Another View of Timmins Game with Haileybury Psychiatrist Probes Mentality of Nations ('olour! ch. Aml style! Shem health from hnmper to bumper . . . and more . . . unintornptml performance. a quality uppermost in the mind every motorist, the only real test of automobile per- fection. Step into this new (Chevrolet) for 1988’. Make it a point to visit our showrooms to drive it. to test it for its roadability, its pleasing: response to the slightest touch of the wheel or the accelerator. Un- til you do, you're missing what (Chevrolet) owners have known for years . .“Ther'se no liner car at any price.” ' Timmins Boys Win Semi-Final Motordom's Supreme Achievement TEEâ€"3.: ><E. % m_:~CCE we; 44.32227. CHEVROLET AT OUR SHOW ROOMS SEE THESE SMA RT MUIH'JLS Dr. Kraincs of a -headed man who but now has become 0 FOR 1938 o game a 2 between Timmins the Pou- despatch against the wind being until at the end of the were in possession on yard line. Starting with the ball out Hannam kicked to F downed in his tracks. A that didn't gain any 3' kicked and Haileybury recovering for Timmins. did not gain and Timm of strategy that went s sleeper was pulled. Hann Belec recovered on the Two Haileybury bu;ks we Lake was thrown Ir a on Hannam’s kick. first down ed wi of hockey players who professional ranks. have I instant-mam -as amateur: there's not, much fun it the much he: were availab that matter. of the three in possession on th: Following the 1 Ferrari made We: end for the firs: ten yards Lake 1-: was downed but rr end. Hannam kick 45. Everard made play after he cam the Haileybury Len held and Lake kick single again After some c made 8 arounc to Hailey‘oury gave Timmin in pri on Hannam’s ki Then followrc with Lake b-ein: one of Hannam one-yard 11112:. . the toe. the hall and szorc Gold Stocks Increase in Price Yesterday The game w poorest possible lines visible. due The first (1 the Haileybur W88 kicks and were fifteen. Timmix: bury fumble a1 single. Harman second play Bar bury recovering. 01C at aileyt hurl Lakc 1lleybux' vhrec 30 1C 01’ Timrr DUI wh an be same all 110013 in the than one hum to Haileybury conditio 3 L119 he l'CC( . ball only ten yards 1 to Fraser who was :ks. After two bucks my yards Timmins bury tumbled, Lake ruins. Two line plays I‘immins tried a. bit out screwy when a Harmam kicked and the Timmins five. ,ks were stopped and fir a safety touch who (16 011 H 1k mm PAGE; FIVE ) (1821-23 to play ng pushed back he quarter they their own ten 1 IT ed bury kick off round the left gain. Penalized to Gillis who ;,en around the ,It at Timmins Ly on his first and carried to 2 'I‘immins were :' a single. (1 and Hannam as; Lake’:: kick ingle tying the .eavy snow scoreless V ecicd to 1 pushed l: early a score mflormed in mlied {or re- plies playln .130 of kicks Jugh to run ; to his own 5 still using 1 Haileybury 1S. 30. play Ferrari Lake kicked Jury fumble ,nd on the 'or a touch- I. Play end- ion on their under We ; with no ed :ked for 1 gall game price of ‘.ay in the r of trad- :d strong- ofl some- :hange of their own 1 Hailey- ed for a on the 1nd for to any 0 1'1 alley COH- with the lam