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t 0@ css h t ces WB mm Langdon Langdon Timmins Arch.Gillies,B.A.Sc.,0.L.8. Architect Ontario Land Surveyor Building Plans Estimates, Etce. Old P.0O. Bldg., Timmins â€" Phone 362 ARCHITECT 7 Reed Block Timmins Excursion tickets good in Tourist, Parâ€" lor and Standard sleeping cars also available on payment of slightly higher passage fares, plus price of parlor or sleeping car accommodation. ROUTESâ€"Tickets good going via Port Arthur, Ont., Armstrong, Ont., Chiâ€" cago, Ill., or Sault Ste. Marie, returnâ€" Ontario Land Surveyor Townsites Mining Claims Contracts Municipal Building, South Poreupine Swiss Watchmaker Graduate of the Famous Horological Institute of Switzerland Third Avenue Phone 46 ing via same route and line only. Generous optional routings. STOPOVERSâ€"within limit of ticket, both going and returningâ€"at Port Arthur, Ont.. Armstrong, Ont., and west, also at Chicago,. Ill, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., and west, in accordâ€" ance with tariffs of United States lines. 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KERR T‘s, Notaries *Â¥ I 8 1 t Empire Block Gordon Block Phone 1580 Notluary Ontlario ~14â€"26 12â€"8â€"38 â€"14â€"28 Agent The Workmen‘s Compensation Board of Ontario will erect a new Mines Resâ€" cue Station here in the immediate fuâ€" ture, it was announced in a letter to the town council at their regular meeting on Monday afternoon. A representaâ€" ‘ tive of the board will be in Timmins some time this week to discuss the matâ€" tter further with municipal heads. The new building, the proposed site of which was not disclosed, will also contain a silicosis prevention departâ€" ment and living quarters for the superâ€" intendent, Austin Neame. Mines Rescue Station Will Be Erected Here Workmen‘s Compensation Board Announce New Building in Letter to Town Council. _ Mayor and Councillor Wren Cross Swords on Motion of Mayor Regarding Cancellation of Tax Exemptions on Mine Buildings and Equipr ment. Councillor Bill Roberts expressed. the opinion that the Council is receiving undue criticism with regard to the apâ€" pointment of a cemetery board. "This was turned over to the Board of Health some time ago," said Mr. Roberts. Mayor Bartlemanâ€"‘"This matter is entirely up to the health officer and so far he hasn‘t taken any action. IT‘ll take it up with him right away." ‘Councillor Brunetteâ€""As I see it the Council haven‘t anything to do with it." Tax on Minec Builldings Councillor Wren and Mayor Bartleâ€" man crossed swords when His Worship charged that the Ccuncil are apparâ€" ently hesitant about taking steps to reduce taxos. The remark was made in the course of the Mayor‘s report of the The proposed siderably larger present in use « are held under the town. the course of the Mayor‘s report of the proceedings of ‘the Ontario Mayors‘ Association meeting in Niagara Falls last week where he sponsored a motion to have an amendment passed to the Ontario Municipal Act which would cancel tax exemptions on mine buildâ€" ings and equipment. The motion was strongly supported, Mayor Bartleman reported. In discussing the motion, the mayor charged that it is unfair for rich mining companies to be igranted tax exemptions on buildings and equipâ€" ment when all their employees are reâ€" quiredâ€"to â€"pay their taxes in full. He admitted that the Council might not be in favour of the motion but declared that it was his own personal conviction in the interests of the taxpayers at large. Ccuncillor Wren felt that the Mayor as head of the municipality should be directed and governed by the opinion of Council in the sponsoring of any resolution before a group such as the Ontario Mayors‘ Association. "We are working just as hard as you are for reduced taxes and have already made application to the government for a greater share of the mines profit tax in the hope of achieving this end," deâ€" clared Mr. Wren. Whils no formal registration of opinion was taken on the motion sponâ€" sored by the mayor it was evident that it lacked council approval. Councillor Eyreâ€"*"I strongly object to the Mayor‘s suggestion that we are nJt interested in tax reduction." Councillor Wren announced that a meetinz of the Northern Ontario Minâ€" ing Municipalities will be held in Timâ€" mins within the next ten days at which time a definite reply will be received from the Ontario Government with reâ€" ference to the application made this spring for a greater share of the mines profit tax. Complain About Sign | Declaring that its location is a deâ€"| triment to value of residental property' in that area, a lengthy complaint was | read from six prop:rty owners near| the corner of Preston street and Banâ€" nerman avenue regarding a sign erectâ€" ed by the Northern Company. The matter was referred toi the town solicitor Councillior Eyre in-l formed th> meeting that if the sign is | an private property, th:> Council has no Cwing to the resignation of Mrs. A. A. Ross, Council was requested to apâ€" point a new member of the Timmins Library Board. The matter was referâ€" red to the Finance Commiitee. on private ; jurisdiction Published at Timminsa Every MONDAY and No a Cemetery Board property Parking Byâ€"Law ed station will be conâ€" er than the quarters at e on Cedar street, which ler a 9Qâ€"vear lease from Library Roard sowW THIS I1S$ oNE OF ouR HNEST StbESs ‘MHe "*ComurYâ€"BUNNY* ‘A~NODFL ; ° a, Ont., Canada 4 THURSDAY Foee KIbDIES } quest from Canadian Industries Limitâ€" ed for exemption from parking reâ€" strictions during business hours in front of their premises at 7 Fourth aveâ€" nue. "If we do it for one we would hay» to do it for was the opinion of Council. Mountjoy Subdivision Plan of a subdivision in Mountjoy Township on the west bank of the Mattagami River, presented by Frank Feldman, was approved whon Mr. Feldâ€" man agreed to giveo the town one lot to provide a road allowance. Eli Leblanc was tract for the rem: a iprice of $650 pz Authorization was paymzant of $685 to G repairs at the fire hal residence. Gold Receiving Charge Against Lamothe Fails The prosecution of Charlie Lamothe, of South Porcupine, on a charge of reâ€" ceiving $41,000 in gold precipitates, stolen from the refinery of Dome Mines on the morning of June 8, came to an abrupt conclusion here Tuesday night when Alphonse Labrecque, star witness for the crown repudiated the greater portion of a statement given to Provinâ€" cial police some time ago. Crown Atâ€" torney Caldbick admitted that the enâ€" tire case depended on Labrecque‘s eviâ€" dence and agreed with Magistrate Atkinson that a committal for trial was unwarranted. Lamothe was represented by Dean Kester, K.C., who at the outset pleaded not guilty on behalf of his client and elected to be tried by a higher court. Labrecque was the only witness called by the Crown. "‘The whole case depended on Laâ€" brecque‘s evidence and there is no point in calling any of the other witnesses," said Crown Attorney Caldbick. The statement given by Labrecque to the police was not read into the records. strong objection being made by defence counsel. He was asked by the Crown Attorney to examine the document and ount Involving $41,000 in Refinery Precipitates Collapses When Alphonse Lebrecque, Chief Crown Witness, Repuâ€" diates Statement Made to Provincial Police After Robâ€" bery on June 8. reg Here are the snappy uniforms whic! Airways stewardesses and pilots will Lockheed passenger airplanes open across the Dominion linking east an hours fiying time. Sections of the SNAPPY UNIFORMS FOR TRANS â€" CANADA AIRLINE CREWS TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH, 193 nc was given a yea he removal of night $650 per month. Fire Hall Repairs Given Contract granted for the .+L. Chenier for 1 and fire chirt‘s y uniforms which Transâ€"Canada s and pilots will wear when big airplanes open the aerial route linking east and west by a few sections of the line are already cosy. CLW\E?ER MUAABEQ? [ 06z *) JP /. 1| 538 KIN, FEATV al’ COPYBEICAHAT, 36 / \ C A'* P e *A irs Z COULD I INTEREST YouU IN â€" OouUrR *JACK N‘ THE BEANSTALK , COSYâ€"CLIMBGER. "NuMmEER ? i1 underline any statements he had not made and after looking over the typeâ€" written sheets told the court that he had not given the information in the last two pages. "I wasn‘t under oath when I gave the statement and I have told the truth toâ€"night," he declared. In opening his evidence Labrecque told of meeting Lamothe whom he had known for the past four years, at a ball game in Schumacher on July 2. Laâ€" mothe asked him for the loan of his car and was absent for about one hour and fifteen minutes, When Labrecque left the ball game he noticed that the car had been driven 34 milés, having looked at the mileage on the speedoâ€" meter earlier in the day in making a trip to South Porcupine over the Back Road. Asked if he had heard of the Dome robbery at the time he replied that he certainly had as two policemen had been trailing him night and day for more than two weeks. After Lebrecque returned to Timmins that day and had supper he told his wife that he thought he would go over (Continued on Page Four) pi ne 2\ abante being flown experimentally. after a TCA airpiane had No couver, and the group shows dent of the line, Lucille Gari and Walter Fowler, pilot. Kowalasky and Boris both swore that they gave Huckabone $25 which had teen sjupplied to them by Chief Gagâ€" and Inspector Olson, of Timmins polic» department. When arrested Huckabone is alleged to have had $21 l in his possession which tallied with serial nu,mbers of given the men for the purpose. John Kowalasky, the first witness called, said that they were to pay $100 for a job, $25 down and the remainâ€" der in instalments. In company with !the two other witnesses he had paid Huckarbone $25 in a beverage room on | August 20. He identified his signature on a typzewritten identification, which Former Hollinger Paymaster Convicted of Job Selling. ; Given Scathing Rebuke by Magistrate. Salvadore Comâ€". mitted for Trial on Receiving Count. Many Other Cases Heard. ; HMHarry Huckabont at Hollinger Conso was sentenced to and costs with an : moniths in jail w guilty in police co tern:con on a char employment agent ‘"‘This is onte ‘of aCcCcusEd. â€"At IITSt and costs or six when it was j maximum alterna Huckabone was 2 and to3ld that th Huckabone Fined $500 Alternative One Year Two witnesses, John Koewalasky and George Boris, testimony was corroborated by Paul Rubel, swore that Huckazsone had promised to get them jcbs in local mines for $100 each. The men first met tlv> accused at a local hotel on August 18 when the question of getting jobs was discussed. also bore the initials, "W.H.H." Huckaâ€" bone, he claimed, had taken the inâ€" formaticn. The document was found in the accused‘s pocket at the time of his arrest along with a note that read as follows: "This is the man I was talking to you about for 550 job in buildinz Preston mill." George Boris said he had met Huckaâ€" bone at the same time as the other two witnesses and had agreed to pay George Boris said he had met Huckaâ€" bone at the same time as the other two witnesses and had agreed to pay $25 down on a $100 charge for a jOob. The payment was to have been made at the same hotel on Saturday, Auglust 20, at 3 pm. Earlier, he said, he was met by the accused who told him to bring the money down to his room on Fourth Ave. In company with Rubel n AmNomEr CoLot. ... 7 Ssrow HM A Paile OF ‘JjACK Nn THE BUT CArlL EM "THE DAMNIEL BOONE./| , d in 11 mA Drougnt 10rwWard he longer term will be event the fine was not PC icture was taken 1 Seattle to Vanâ€" [ungerford, presiâ€" . TCA stewardess ‘, former paymaster lidatod Gold Minés, pay a fine of $500 ilternative of twelve m»n ho was found irt on Tuesday afâ€" ge of acting as an without a license. the most heartless h," said Magistrate unfortunate women relatives to give ‘ople thinking they a criminal,, wicked going to make the mium," he told the ie sentence was $500 nonths in jail, but inted out that the ve is twelve months, in brought forward longer term will be Published at Timmins, Ont.. Canada Every MONDAY and THURSDAY he went to the room and after having a drink of wine paid the money over, he told the court. He claimed that he had been promised job at Moneta Mine. Dr. O. J. Stahl said that Huckaâ€" bone had sent thirteen men to him in 1937 and 1938 to be examined for surâ€" face work. Paul Rubel corroborated the evidener of Boris that he had paid Huckabone $25 at his room on August 20, and had also offered Kowalasky a job at Presâ€" ton East Dome for $100. Inspector Art Olson, of Timmins police, said that of the fifty dollars given Kowalasky and Boris, twentyâ€"one dollars was found on the acciused when arrested on the afternoon of August 20. A list of the serial numbers of the bills had been taken in advance and kept on file. Chief Gagnon told searching Huckabone‘s room and finding three cther typewritten descriptions and othâ€" er memoranda relating to jobs in his effects. Taking the stand in his own defence, Huckabone said that he had taken the two descriptions found on his person for a Mr. McMaster, who had asked him to get two men for bush work, He told the court that he had met the three witnesses in a hotel and one of them asked him to have aa Gdrink of beer. After three rounds of drinks, he claimed that one of them suzgested that they get some whisky. He told them that he didn‘t have a permit but said they could drink some wine in his room. One of the men, he testiâ€" fied, gave him $2 to buy wine and they had all gone to his room. Later more drinks were suggested and one of the trio was said to have pushed some bills toward the accused and told him to get three bottles of gin. It was this money that was found on him when he was arrested, Huckabone told the maâ€" gistrate. Asked by the Crown Attorney to exâ€" plain why he had had thirteen men examined by Dr. Stahl, he claimed that Burton Tanner, of Hennessey Henâ€" nessey, of Haileybury, had asked him to get some men and he had sent them to the doctor to be examined. ‘"There is no examination necessary for bushâ€" work, and in any event bush work isn‘t surface work," remarked Mr. Caldâ€" bick. Huckabone denied that he told his accusers that he could get them work in the mins. Asked what he did for a living, he said that he writes letters and gives information. "Lots of men come to me every day," he added. Magistrate Atkinson refused to acâ€" cept the plea of Huckabone that he had been given the marked money to buy gin and could see no reason why the testimony of the three witnesses couldn‘t be believed. "You admit that men are to yclu every day and the evidence shows it," said the bench. Salvadore Committed Electing to be tried by a higher ccurt, Tony Salvadore, charged with receiving and retaining a $550 diamond ring, stolen from the C. A. Remus Jewelery Store on the night of Decemâ€" ber 29 last\ was committed for trial. C. A. Remus identified the ring in question as one of two stolen from his store when a rock was thrown through the display window. The number was identical with that on his registration book. J. T. Jackson, defence counsel pointed out that while his client had identified four rings as his property, among them the ring allegedly stolen from the Remus store, that there had been no individual identification or actuwal proof of personal possession made. Salvadore was released on property bail of $2,000. Three Months For Forgery Pleadinz guilty to three charges of issuing worthless cheques on the Northâ€" orn Typewriter Company, of Ssudbury, A. E. Boyd, former Timmins salesman, who was arrested in Kirkand Lake, was sentenced to concurrent sentences of three months on each count,. The charges were laid by Thomas Bird, J. W. Latimer and M. Standbrook, of Timmins. The accused explained that he was just hard up" at the time of » By WALLY BISHO® Presidentâ€"Walter Greaves Secretaryâ€"Treasurerâ€"W. D. Forrester P.O. Box 250, Timmins, Ont. Visiting members of the Legion and exâ€"servicemen are welcomed at the Legion Hall, Cedar St. South. The next meeting of the branch will be held on Monday, Sept. 26th, 1938 Empire Block the offenc Convicted on a char; rifle from Pete Desaut claim he denied sino, Harvey Perron W 30 days in jail. 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