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district, presided. heard thc evider ir th; and returned@d s verd to the effsct that Danisl O‘Keefe, ( yearâ€"old scttler of Driftwood, was 1 spcnzible for the death of Felix CC ture on Thureday of last woek. 4 eording to the svidence the death Couture resulted from an altercati ovor the moavement of pimrpwood. CC ture had been employed to move so1 pulpwood from property near O‘Keef plac:,. (".\ 41 lt Jury Names O‘ Keefe in Death of Couture !<" PAGE EIGHT Witnesses at Inquest Tell of Shooting Affray â€" Near Cochrane. Advance corcrer‘: O‘Keefe latecr ap gistrate Tucker in was remandscd for April 25. Two cyeâ€"witnesses t quest of the everts of Paul Szwedo who wa: with the deceased m:s when they drew iup at O‘Kesefe‘s preperty O‘K ture what ho was doi told him he had a let O‘Keefe pulled out a shouted, "I‘ll give you fired. Couture jumpsd and ranr away, and Szw n another direction. firing a shot horses. â€" Willard Ancs with O‘Keoic at theo O‘Keefe asked Couturc was doing Bbut Anders: arything about a lett:® Puguay who was sent C pentisrs for whom C told of finding the bo e 000000000.0000.0000000000000 ??000‘. o s o * * *""*","*,**.**, 2 * *,"*,*"*,"*,**,**,**,**,**, Aa Sn eP 4 vinf B T * B 885 ®° ¢ ‘euxmm\s\\\\ t 4 \\.\\“\\\\(\\S\\S\\\\\\\\ * ** 5 Noticeâ€"On double feature programmes coming to our theatres, we request our patrons to attend the theatre not later than 8.00 p.m. for the Second Show if # o 4 4 they desire to see the full show. 7 FRIDAY, FRIDAY MIDNIGHT and SATURDAY, APRIL 1516 Claudette Colbert and Gary Cooper in " Bluebeard‘s Eighth Wife " SUNDAY MIDNIGHT, MONDAY and TUESDAY, APRIL 17â€"18â€"19 Gladys Swarthout, John Boles, John Barrymore in "High, Wide and Handsome" With Randolph scott, Dorethy Lamour, Akim Tamirofft Raymond â€" Walburn, Charles Bickford, Ben Blue Elizabeth Pattersaon and William Frawley. FRIDAY, FRIDAY MIDNIGHT SATUKDAY. APKIHH, 22â€"23 Sonja Henie and Don Ameche Your "ONE IN A MILLION® sweethearts reâ€"united in THOUGHTFUL CARE AND DIGNITY CHARACTERIZE GUR SERVICE Branch Office MIDNIGHT sHOWS EVERY FRIDAY AND SUNDA Y With Edward Everett Horton, David Niven and Herman Bing. .| #% '.. ® Ld .. *# ## w . . _ @# # # # # .Q # # #4 .. # *# # #_ * # . t * #* *# # ## *# 4+ #* ## #* Timmins Theatres "Romance In The Dark" MATINEE DAILY AT 2.30 p.m. EVENING 7.00 and 8.50 p.m. Special Matinee at Goldfields Theat reâ€"Every Saturday at 11.15 a.m. ADMISSIONâ€"All Children 10c With Claire Dodd, Fritz Feld and Curt â€"starring Jtan Hermhelt, Ethel Me:man Rametro, Py Gilbhert and others, T‘wo Eyveâ€"Wiltnesst . T. W ALKEHR "Happy Landing" Palace TELEPHONE 509 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Irene Dunne m police « prelimi Lr teed Blocock %* 83 Funeral Rirector wood, was re of Felix Cou st woek. Ac the death 0 an altercatio:; Cou 11 hn ore M * .Â¥ .Â¥ 00-“.“.. *# a° "® ## .00. # ...... * J # # ## + .00 .00 + * + ve*ee # # 0“.00.0 # 4 + *s ## * + #4 *# *# #. “.“. ## ## ## ® w # “‘“.“.0 N1 T I M M IN S icted | A)lmonte, Ont., April 13.â€"(Special)â€" fired | The furcral of Dr. Joseph Tweeddale Maâ€" Kirk:and, highly respected resident of Almonte and district magistrate, was and | be‘d on Saturday afternoon from his trial | late residence in William street, and in â€" sday. leigh that e on Couâ€" interment was made in the Auld Kirk cemetery. Only immediate friends of th: family were in attendance. The scrvices at the home and graveside were conducted ‘by Rev. A. J. Terrill, ltUPC; "riim |! of Grafzon, formerly pastor of Trinity United Church. The pallbearers were three sons, Hal, Maurics and John; two isphews, Harry and Thosmos Warrer, cf Ottawa, and a sonâ€"inâ€"law, Arthur Tinmins, . C, MORTSON, Manager 11 M Funeral at Aimonte of Dr. Tweeddale Kirkland C the rallWway si"ing. P. Gorman, disâ€" ict forester, told of giving a letter Charpzntier authorizing him to aw the wocd from a ict next to Kee‘c‘s ard also giving him a letter O‘Kcofe tclling him not to interfers the time for which he had been liâ€" nsed expi‘red March 31. Sergeant Roy Elliot and Constable jyes of the provincial police gave idence as to their investigation, the rmer stating that when O‘Keefe was ‘oimed around 10.30 a.m. that Couâ€" re was dsad he became hysterical id acted as if he had not known the 81 THIRD AVENUE # # # *# * # #_ /# #@ ue ateate ote ots that he w9 Bois tton, of Windso Schumach:r; Hal, of Almonte c. of Cslorado k re his wife, 1 me dauczhteor of »Dr. Thursday our mon through r he was but a> evidence on the wood e had with O‘Keefe, exâ€" O‘Keefe had ‘been paid sca ho had cut, less the hac Kirkland, which afternoon after ths, caused wideâ€" ut Almonte and well known and SATURDAY, SUNDAY MIDNIGHT _ and MONDAY, APRIL 16â€"17â€"18 Bob Livingstone and Ray Corrigan in MIDNIGHT SHOW Every Sunday at 12.01 (midnight) Special Matinee Every Saturday at 11.15 a.m. special Jane Withers Matinee at Goldfields Theatre Thursday, April l4th at 4.30 p.m. TUES. WEDNES., APRIL 19â€"â€"20 Double Feature Programme Paul Kelly and Jacqueline Wells in THURS., FRIDAY, APRIL 14â€"15 THURKRCS. FKIDAY. APKIL 2 1 â€": Jane Withers, Walter Brennan and Pauline Moore in "Wild and Woolly" ce Mary, M *+: three: son Maurice, _ 4 Goldfields Mickey Rooney and Mr. and Mi ped haulin Forman. dis "Hoosier Schoolboyv "Purple Vigilantes" brotl "The Frame Up" Also nd Mrs. Martin Johnston in of NOTICEK TO CHILDREN Veal present. A list of 1925 taxes was auâ€" tkcrizcd to be written off on account of error in penalty. The matter of the remodelling of the dispcsal plant was before the council. The Provincial Board of Health required that someâ€" thing be done in regard to the pant, arnd on motion of Councillors A. G. Carson and W. H. Pritchard, it was deâ€" cided that Mayor Longmore and Mr. Mu:dock, town engineer, be authorizâ€" zd to visit Rouyn to inspect the disposâ€" al plant installed there and zget such information as would ‘be of value in remodellinz the disposal plant here. The concert provided at the Goldâ€" fie‘ds theatre ton years ago was one of custanding merit and much appreciatâ€" ed. The atterdance was not as larze as th2 event desorved, but all present exprssed the greatest pleasure at the treat afforded. The choir under the leadership of Mr. Jas. Geils proved very effectivs. The choir was specially we‘lâ€"balanced and showed the efforts of ‘both talent and training. The chsral numbers were specially enjoyed and were all of high order of merit. . In The Advance ten years ago (in part): "Roports were current last week to the effect that Constable Craik of the provincial police and Constable Prcoks of the Tisdale township force, were marooned in the bush between the provincial po Prcoks of the Tisc were marooned in Wh cut Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cuthi whi "Borneo W «omm OB Nt mss 4N mm t i4 CBWB en B o. B P e PR QOOMNO 4*Â¥ }WMWW vfiw H h Porcupine and Cleaver township. story fcund its way into the daily mamers and into some other outâ€" 1 1 1 AI mAll WA chrane i of M of uncil had it: afternoor . 4. LCngmore OoOcSu @ Csuncillors A. G. C;: a@ard, G. S. Drew, P. msay and R. Richard A list of 1925 taxes to kte written off on TEN YEARS AGO IN TIMMINS uUrcr<C Mr. township on they complet d safely to S d about the he regular mseting day tor ell on Easter Monday, the +taI igainst M r husGand Anne Nagel in n 1C i was no The two officers wen M l1 From data in the Porcupine Advance Fyles y. ~The matter of the dispcsal plant ‘il. The Provincial quirsd that someâ€" iL MclLecd Pre. Myrtle B. M Ben Fiddlet April 10th, 1928. e oc:upiecd the .. G. Carson, W. ew, P. Dougall, ichardson were + taxes was auâ€" off on account D1 kind *# @ 11 eo. Finl Timmins ad erranc heir work Porcupine ry in the Craik saic 11 :01 1tl10I 1 hi mecsting )1 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO iA W 1110 sâ€" of riid a V S:ptember of 1927, was reduced to manâ€" slaughter, Mrs. Finlay was found guilâ€" ty, ard Judgo Wright who was preâ€" siding imposed a sentence of twelve years in prison. Chisf McLachlan, Deputy Chief Orr, and Constables Moâ€" Cord and Perrault woere among the witnesses, thouch the chief witnesses a young English woman and a bsard:r who ha‘tl been in the house at the time of the tragody. The evidence in the was much the same as at the preliminary trial here. Gso. Finâ€" lay was shot on Sept. 25th, 1927, at 2 a.m., and died in the hospital on the 27th. The two women and Finlay had been ut at a party where Grinking hag on, and on their return to the house a quarrel arose, Mrs. Finlay chjecting to the relations betwsen the vyounz woman and Finlay, although previsusly apparently furthering the same. The stove was upset, when Finâ€" lay threw his wife out of the way. The men went outside, and Mrs. Finlay securcd a gun in the house and going to the door shot at him in her fury over the quarel. Finlay swung around to protect the younger woman and reâ€" ceived the contents of the gun in the shoulder, the bullet passing through both lungs. The boarder fled from the houvse when he saw the quarrel in proâ€" gress. This bearfer was held in jail as a material witness, being unable to give bonds. Temn years ago all were sorry to know that Fire Chief A. Borland was laid up with an injured foot, and all wished him a very speedy and complete reâ€" covery. In stepping over some ice he hurt his foot the other day, but did not pay any attention to it until he found that he had ruptured a blood vessel in his instep. Ten years ago, No. 47, the Toronto train was late every night for a week, the delay in some cases running into several hours. The Gdelay in No. 47 reachingz here was due to washouts on the C.N.R. linse in the Huntsville disâ€" trict, where thes track was so badly Jamazed by floods that it could not be repaired to carry the train through. Word rzached town ten years ago roclative to a tragedy at Pauquier. Gasâ€" clin2z was used to lizht a fire in a stove and as a result there was an explosion and two men met death, while three cthers were in the hospital. The traâ€" gedy accurred at Fauquier, which is abcut 55 miles west of Cochrane on the CNR. Thse dead were Theodore Reâ€" gaud‘;>, married, Cochrane, and Alfred Farent of St. John, NB Alfred, Amie and Elie Thibeault, brothers, of Cochâ€" rane, were the injured men in the hosâ€" pital pital. At the mcsting of the Board* ten ysars ago | Principal J. W. Treleaven was read. somse interes abbal Tc The classes, the report pointed out, had beern discontinued for the season, after a vry successful torm. The total numâ€" ber cof students in theso classes was 217. A "quiet but pretty" wedding was solemnized ten years ago in the office of the warcin of the district jJail in Haileybury, when two young pecple {rom the far north were made man and wife unrder rather unusual circumâ€" stances. It was the first timeg that such a ceremony had been performed in the zcvernment inrstitution in Hailcybury ard caused considerabl>e interest amorig these who were in enforced residence thers, although very few were present. The bridezrcom was spending his days at the government boarding house awaiting trial on a charge the seriousâ€" ness of whiclr the ceremony will it is noped, reduce. The bride came ito Haileybury for the purpcese and when the ceremony was over she returned to the north. The bazaar held ton years ago uuder the auspices of the Ladios‘ Auxiliary of th> Trinity United Church at Schuâ€" macher was the most successful event of the kind ever held in that town. On display in the beautifully decorated bocths were fancy work, babies‘ wear, aprons, homebakinz and confectionery of the finest workmanship and quality. A comfortable tea room and refreshâ€" ment booths were attractive conveniâ€" The "fish pond" ‘was always popular with the boys and girls and brougsht many thrills of joy as the fishers pulled in the "catch."‘ Tsn y>ars ago the St. John Ambuâ€" lance (Timmins Division) held its first sozcial eveninz in the Hollinger Reâ€" creation hall. About a dhundred perâ€" sons were present, including the memâ€" bers of the brigade and their ladies. The main event of the evening was the presentation of certificates to the ladies‘ class, this being the honour of their first examination, also second and labâ€" our certificates to the men‘s class. Dr. J. R. Byers made the presentations, after which he gave a short but very interesting and appreciated address. Dr. Ryers said that it was a Gdecided pleasure for him. the examining offiâ€" cer. to pbresent these awards. A "quiet but p solemnized ten ye of the warcin of Haileybury, when The second annual Vimy Banquct held in the LOQ.O0.F. hall ten years ago, organized by the Timmins Post of the Canadian Legion, was a splendid sucâ€" ag givin in regard to the evi ational classes conducted ther sos, the report pointed out, h: continued for the season, aft iccessful torm. The total nun udonts in thesse classes was 21 ‘nreé an<g concert gi St. Cecile in the 1 thony‘s church ten remarkable succes > event was undgder > LIi¢ was Un Theriault both the of the Hizh School ago the report of ‘leaven for the monsh interesting informaâ€" n regard to the eveâ€" Theriau assisting in mak ronounzsed a suc TCl given the pari 2 Trelur th r the and Mrs. H CA by th coss, nearly one hundred Legionnaire and exâ€"servicemen and friends bein present. The catering of the Ladies Aid of the United Church, Timmnins was very much aporcciated. the taste an‘:! members ocf the ex tee. After a really exce programme for th: ever with the toast to "The songs from the * Sheet" were lustily accompaniment ol 41 sam éd, viz:â€" ing t Wws Amconzg the local news in The Adâ€" vancs ten years ago werse:â€""Mr. Vaâ€" chon, a former member of the Canaâ€" dian Bank of Commerce staff hers, and who has been confined to hospital since last December through an injury to his knce, received while skiâ€"ing, left cn Monday morning for his old home at Sturgeon Falls, Ont." "Mr. Keith Morris, a wellâ€"known journalist from London, England, was in Timmins reâ€" cently to visit his brother, Mr. John Mcrris.‘‘ "Mrs. Lasalle of Ramorg, On*., was a Timmins visitor this week." "Mr. Jas. Cran, of Sudbury, and forâ€" merly of Timmins, was a visitor to town over the Easter holiday." "Many frignds will regret to learn that Miss Ruby McCarthy is ill with pneumonia." "Mr. J. D. Bracgy, of the staff of the Geo. Taylor Hardware Ltd., spent the Raster holiday at his old home at Perth, Ont." "Mr. J. Boyd is among 1anC Ww TimmIins, some time J the newer jlutry.‘" "Mis;: practise." â€" "Mr. . 4. _ J Bridg@ewaier, Nova Scot town visiting his ‘b1 Blake and Osborng M to pay his sad respects "Dr. Gera winter in who was ons at the Hollin Mr. Z. F. Ma1r day to Bridgt om the scaff C sigoart of thse Railrcad RBrotherhocd and had been at Montreal to attend a conyvcntion taking advantage ocf this cpportunity to pay a visit to Timmins." "Miss Gifford, of New Lisâ€" keard, is visiting Mrs. Gordon Eplett, of Timmins." "Mr. Fr:d Hamilton, chief fire ranger for the District Oof Ccechrane, is in Toornto this week." "Miss Edra Gannen and Miss Gladys Ganrnon, of Kirkland Lake, spent Easâ€" ter with friends at Timmins." "All will regret to learn of ithe illness of Mr Alf Prout,. but all willbe pleased to hear that he is recoverirn:2 nicely." "Mr. and Scouts at Iroquois Falls Enjoy Event the gus: the East mins, on and Mrs SOn, iAT wWel M\ 0th visitor rezsently to the Porsupin Camp, returning to his home in.. ‘FTor cr*3 on Thursday last. While in th North Jack flew in to Red Lake an back, inspccting some claims in whic he is interested along with some othe Scuth Porcupine oldâ€"timers." Church Services at Iroquois Falls for Easter. Othe: Iroquois Falls News,. comp n the siaff of*the C.N.R idiart of ths Raillrcad ind had been at Montre : conyvcnticon thire, takii f this cpportunity to pi Timmins." "Miss Gifford, keard, is visitingzg Mrs. G son tim wat make nstailons Ol Thneir so arranccd that no P the same point together. Observation and kno T1 €ver. The Pot I1d its a uTt 18 reco s. E. 5. Nob irp 11 pro "Bornâ€" Cleton ay to MtT. brofthsr, th CGq1 A I s annual mceting t ime officers were a: z£:â€"president, Mr. ‘nt, S. Kenn:dy; set +. T. S. Train; boarc . Br., 8. Sky and _ _ boaoks had not bee > year 1927, the two lus of around $1700 ass was the IH on the jJury. a Mr. Boyvyd, wh nto tLhe â€" ordadcr. irted off unde nber ofi the 11L M 1 Cl retary, D IIDN 1i ten yeat ho Unit 5 cf iriengas In tLtOWD Uuurilliy r hoalidays." "Bornâ€"in Timâ€" Thursday, April 5th, to Mr. P. Marion, 12 Hollinger Lane Bcth mother and baby doing rnâ€"in Timmins, Ont., at 27 avenue, on Monday, April Ir. and Mrs, A, M. Riceâ€"A r. Jack Munro, noted oldâ€" th> North, and one Of in cf the Princess Pats, was A U the ntly 1 F 1 1 T1 ful. ard aker [r. J.â€" Boyd is amon iry at Cochrane thi , whoss home is 1 een at Red Lake fo ind had to travel fron "Th¢ King." United Trer sung to the [ Mr. W. A Ot ) T n1 Sa thos min rc :i 1 I of the 3c their work nDers w The new * very at i ) the loc being ~â€"Procto TIO apuskasing, were in town during "Bornâ€"in Timâ€" pril 5th, to Mr. 2 Hollinger Lane and baby doing 11 171 Aaln T Clark reotary ros werlt On clo repa HC " "All will ss of Mr. ed to hear and <ing. were be add1 whet 1 10, 193 T‘l howe work pla pint Torâ€" 11 )1 b 00000900000 009 4000980404880 00000 6 % 0 0 o Howevt hn 1C putlt nULnm‘® 1‘C m hi acC vViC ()1 aI n the Sunday with whem a1 LADIEY‘ APPAKEL TO BE SACKIFICEL FOR CASH ! Cl (111 tli it FOR INFORMATION APPLY TO Box 206 COBALT, Ont. Phone 129 t] 46 444%%46 0000‘ $8 P06 STOCK | a lt Y ard Schumacher Phone 725 Clear B.C. Fir Vâ€"Joint; Gyproc‘ Hardwood Floorâ€" ing: Vâ€"Joint and Shiplap; White Pine Featherâ€" edge; Clear Fir and Pine Doors in Stock Sizes; Sash in Stock Sizes. ROCGH AND DRESSE D ie Sunday previous, the minisâ€" i whoem arrangements had bsen was unable to attend, and in enc2, Mr. J. L. Harknsss took and gave two very interesting es at the regular church setâ€" John W. Fogg Limited 11 Lumber, Cement, Building Materials, Coal and Ccoke, Ming and Mill Supplies. M 11} o OL Ths med services of various minâ€" ding in the North. day; April 10th, Dr. J. :C. of North Bay, took charge ular Sunday services, and his voerse greatly enjoyed by the 11. U MBR )1 1Inl {U T mads of their points. l cams in first with 24 possible 30. Close beâ€" Beaver Patrol with 23 rows, Bcb Whites and in behind with a good ir ~crgodit. s voiced their approval n, it was evident that rad been a great success, vere able to try in real the tests which they Scout mecetings. absenc: of Dr. Laidlaw, ois Falls United Church, laid up from illness for , is now reported as on recovery, the Church n fortunate in securin TNL 1 ompa from quart he mil the pa ns, ba: 0OD) aled messages tolid o ~the ‘ball park, judgso a pint of out the necessary a fire lit from two he afternoon being ind the location in vas most difficult. e patrol succeeded _ with ons or two manageo>d to ha t was a nose Dised The boys in adâ€" did remarkably 11 11 t rders, countâ€" from known in a known the Scouts and record aese â€" direcâ€" } ols submit d on com from blooc¢ [ alcula the â€"©â€" With whrer hi rst Aid m the od trail laid an injured. ive him sts. The se blsed ‘s pace. is they Head OfMfce and Yard Timmins FBhone 117 o they they n the imnsrn 9.00 a.m. Cor the church, i quis Junctior and Evenscon; At the Un Cochrane wi the services, } Arsonvillh:c. munion Genera Brampton Conservator:â€" speak unkindly of March time forth. In 1938 it can b said she behaved like a lady day of the month was the 90 vears. 1rC JC 1 TIMMINS SCHUMACHER SO0UTH PORCUPINE Paid Back Monthly over 3 to 5 Years. arPrPLY ‘FO J. J. McKk A Y on First Mortgages Available in REAL ESTATE INSURANCE STEAMSHIP OFFIGE 20 Pine North Timmins Bry enj. ared by UNITED MOVERS PHONE A O M which out ous circle wil Church Services for Easte:t THURSDAY . APRIL 14‘ l1 BY EXPERIENCED Mi M CAREFU L 24 HOUR SERVICE it hn A 1 11 it NaArl<t 30 p.m Branch Office Kirkland LiaAke Phone 393 11 Church ser Friday, Sat by Rev. I Holy Com 00 a.m. till be held at 11 Phones D1 from â€" this truthfully The 21st NIGHHT omm â€" Anson ut 6.00 ze of s and next OL