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Ask Petitioners to Use Regular Form In order to | must ‘be on a The gencral | Council to use ing petitions tC available at the the Town Clerk Rouyn, April â€" formerly emplo the Rouyn tow: Magistrate Boil the charge of t! been arrested. having used up dollars of the t full restitution. the time alread} ed to cight day. Time in Jail Before Trial Considered in Penalty Armiral Byrc to take posses: mileés of Antard United States. there are imol neighbourhood . able to arrange temperature as desolation of i to his fellowâ€"c IS KRA DIO REP AIRS PACGHFE From Having fulfilled an important purpose of his visit to Canada in 1860 â€" the cornerstone of the new House of Parliament in Ottawa "well and truly laid""‘â€"H.R.H. Albert Edward, first Prince of Wales to visit Canada, turned to lighter things. Fétes, enâ€" tertainments and receptions were climaxed with a descent of the Chaudiere Falls on the Ottawa Riuver. Canada‘s Oldest Life Assurance Lompany anada | ife H. W. HARE, Manager, Kirkland Lake Branch II. Hepburn, South Poreupine, Representativ{ nt The King‘s Grandfather "Shoots" the Chaudiere M n which she had pleaded guilty to ; of one hundred money, but made was sentenced to d, which amountlâ€" rippeared befo week to answ Journal) ices he intends 1,000,000 square e name of the ‘als, also, that f coal in ‘the aps he may be an increase in e this present now attractive PLOOR POLISHER® AND YVACUUM CLEANERS FOR RENT by form maet CIl wWeTr had ON 10 CEDAR sTREET NORETH Events Now Rushing to Climax Over in Europe a climax raclies ar a final t to be ex| Poland _ napp The eff be gues: dces no action qucntes wilil DC UaAaGKCII.â€" LHC aublbdbi® have openly embarked on a carcer of conquest in Europe and if they wish to achieve their aims they must act speedily. To permit the formation of a hostile bloc would be to admit a seriâ€" ous check and invite ultimate delfeat. There is little ground for hope that they will surrender their proclaimed ambitions so readly. Mussolini‘s jump across the Adriatic is definitely a preâ€"war move, designed, by closing that sea, to give him protetâ€" tion on the east ccast and at the same time ena‘ble him to overawe the Balkan states. He is in a better position now tion on the east ccast and at the same time ena‘ble him to overawe the Balkan states. He is in a better position now to exert pressure on Jugoslavia, which with a heterogeneous population, may find it impossible to resist, if it does not crumble to pieces like Czechoslevyâ€" akia. Greece, too, is in a precarious pcsition, fearing the fate that will folâ€" low if the dictators are allowed to proceed unchecked and at the same tiunmn? fearing to invite their attack by Jjoinâ€" ing the bloc. Her position is not disâ€" similar to that in the last war, when the Allies used her territory with her consent, but without her open adherâ€" ence, and it is suggested now that the British fleet may establish itself in Greek ports as a precautionary step. It is possible that, having gained a strategic advantage, the dictators may hold their hands for a time trusting to the effect of fear on their weaker neighbors. It is possible, however, that they wili immediately present new deâ€" mandsâ€"a demand for Danzig, for inâ€" stanceâ€"that will bring affairs to A head. Events of the next few days will clarify a situation which is at the momâ€" ent uncertain but unquestionably grave. Advt in Blairmore Enterpriseâ€"Nolice: If you have frequent headaches, dizziâ€" ness, fainting spells, lame back, acâ€" companied by chills, cramps, bunions, jaundice, chilblains or fits, it‘s a sign you are not well and are liable to die at any minute. So, hasten to The Entorprise office and pay your subâ€" scription a year or so in advance, and make yoursel{ solid for a gooud cbituary notice.â€"ady. nt L H with xXp€ Get rid of those anâ€" noving noises, Be cerâ€" ltain your radio is perâ€" forming correctly. All work guaranteed, Phone 590 a pmpurcope and 1 Cmy WiSsil their aims they must act To permit the formation of oe would be to admit a seriâ€" Ci Toronto ‘l¢l ar to bzs ru â€"EFrom an old print urop ength atten , with hips pI Hitletr 1IDn hat If it tOoward democâ€" ing for as was perrily at will \Aid to Families of Sailors of St. Ives | As noted in The Advance recently, the president of the Cornish Scial Club, Mr. L. J. May, started a subscripâ€" tion in the Porcupine camp to send help to the families of the seven gallant seamen Oof St. Ives, Cornwall, Eng.and, who lost their lives while manning a lifcboat to go to the rescue of a ship in distress off the Cornish coast. The mayor of St. Ives made an appeal for assistance for the seven widows and eight children bereaved by the tragedy. It was this appsal that was taken up by the Cornish Social Club, in view of the fact that there are so many Cornish people in Timmins and the Poreupine who come from Cornwall, some of them indeed being natives of St. Ives and district. Although the subscription lists will be open for several days yet, good reâ€" sponse is coming in to the appeal. This is particularly true of the Dome and South Porcupine section where Cornâ€" isimen have contributed $50. The fund will close on Saturday, April 22nd. Anyone wishing to contriâ€" bute to this worthy fund please hand contributions to: L. J. May, 158 Birch St. S., phone 1727â€"W; F. Hocking, 54 Hollinger Ave., phone 1391â€"W; G. May, 103 Balsam St. S. P. J. Varker, Miss Irene Varker, Mr. and Mrs. Hedley Varker, Mr. Nick Anâ€" drews, Miss Dorothy Andrews, Mrs. Cliff Rowett, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mitchell, Sdr., Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hocking, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. M. Keats, Mr. Fred Hitt, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Stanâ€" lake, Mr. Joe Stanlake, Mr. J. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Uren, Mr. John Carne, Mr. and Bert Hocking, Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Salter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butler, Mr. E. J. Hill, Mr.and Mrs. Sidney Thomas, Mtr. Arthur Uren, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beard, Mr. and Mrs. Bentley Weibb, Mr. and Myrs. C. H. Libby, Mr. Basil Libby, Mr. Regâ€" gie Libby, Mr. Tom Mr. 5. Rowe, Mr. Albert Collins, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ford. Mr. Percy Andrews, Mr. and Mrs Contributions have been received only from Cornish people in the camp. Local Cornish People Conâ€" tributing to Fund to Help Families of Old Land Heroes. Dconors at Dome Mines and South Porcupineâ€"collected by Mr. and Mrs. B. Webb, Dome Mines: Mr. and Myrs. The following is a list of the donors to date: Timmins and Schum aurum)â€"collected by George May, Mr. A. Tap Johnns, J. J. Caddy, Roy aurum)â€"collected by George Mayâ€"Mr. George May, Mr. A. Tapper, Mr. N. L. Johns, J. J. Caddy, Roy Phillips, Mr G. Strong, Mr. Roeg. Smith, Mr. Jack Anmstrong, Mr. Ed Nicholls, Mr. Harry Pitten, Mr. Norman Uren, Mr. Jack Jose, Mr. O. Hicks, Mr. J. Reddington, Mr. P. Harvey. Total to date, $11.50. Total to date for Timmins and Schuâ€" macher, $35.00; total to date for SouLh Porcupine and Dome Mincs, $54.50. Full Lctal to date, $8930 It is nhoped to increase this total in the next few days and all Cornish people are asked to get in touch with any of the addresses mentioned above in this aricle. A phone message to the president or secretary With Ruth Hussey, Burgess Meredith, Ann Morriss and Joyce Compton SECOND FEATURE With Lanny Ross, Starring LEWIS STONE, MICKEY ROONEY, CECILIA PARKER and DAY HOLDEN Fitzpatrick Traveltalkâ€""ANCIENT EGYPT" Musicalâ€""MEN OF STEEL" Movietone Nes With Alan Marshal, Lana Turner, Henry Stephenson and Anthony Allan Cartoonâ€""Johnny Smith and Pocker Huntas" Band Numberâ€""Jerry Livingstone and His Band" Paragraphicâ€""That‘s Africa" Universal News Wednesday and Thursday, April 19th 20th WALLACE BEERY in With Tom Brown, Alan Curtis and Lovely Laraine Jo A Crime Doesn‘t Pay Subjectâ€""WRONG WAY Pete Smith Specialtyâ€""MARINE CIRCUS" The Latest and Greatest of all the Hardy Pamllv Picturt _ ts as c LAST SHOWING Thursday, April 13th Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday April 16th, 17th and 18th _ Friday, Friday Midnight and Saturday April 14th and 15th LUISE RAINER and PAULETTE QODD“\RD in "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDY S" NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME LEW AYRES and MAUREEN O‘SULLIVAN in PALACE er, E. P. Griffin, M orook, F. Lavin, C. H ans, E. Stephens, H "SERGEANT MADDEN "THE LADY OBJECTS "DRAMATIC SCHOOL" Schumach "SPRING MADNESS" TELEPHONE 560 Gloria Stuart, Joan Marsh and Robert Rice TlTarris, 8%;â€" J wWw. J. Steveon Griffin ted L J. "May., H Mrs. M ind Mrs Kellow THE PORCUPME ADVANUR, TIMMINS3, ONTARIO of the Cornish Social Club will bring someone to call for your donation if you are not able to get in touch with Mr. May or Mr. Hocking. The presiâ€" dent‘s telephone is 1727â€"W, and the secretary‘s 1391â€"W. Kirkland Lake Kiwanis Club has just opened a Boys‘ Hobby Club in a building erected for that purpose and equipped for the benefit of the boys of the community. At the present moâ€" del airplane construction and photoâ€" graphy are the principal hobbies inâ€" dulzed in, but others will be added as they appear to be. needed,. In estabâ€" lishing the Boys‘ Hobby Club the Kiâ€" wanis received most generous support from mines, mechants, professional men and the general public, and it is believed that not only will the Boys‘ Hobby Club prove of great interest and pleasure to the boys but that also it will be a notable influence in the building of better citizenship, inspirâ€" ing initiative, endeavour, industry and team work among the growing generâ€" ation. Kirkland Kiwauis Open Boys‘ Recreation Building graphy are the principal dulzed in, but others will And is California jealous of its claims to be the winter sunshine state. A Chicago Tribune columnist prints this as an example: i0; no sdeuytoG aU.L â€"un Usaq sey Jay}BaM OUL, 0j agessawu ayq asueyo 42 0J UWaU} paogramuoso pUE ‘UIEI pUB SoJ yoniu os airy 91 sem 31 rensntm AOU pauterdxa 198euruwu at,.p ‘pIE 0} 139 â€"tueu aotgo potte> ‘pojstsut Sdeu uaym ‘1ayjeom ay} qnogt attauut0o3 qdaod€e 01 Sut[[IMUN: SEA udeiS8atoj oL .. al@lLL1a} U9dG se ay},, ‘31t popto pUE SsSUtOpP 1tau} Supunodat jst00 jSam a} WOIJ 1amot 1u8tu e quas «muassa1 0 ou}) Ssquoptsot wog§g,, Wouldn‘t Send Wire That Criticized the Weathe: their original statement COME FOR A RIDE IN MY GOATMOBILE Napoleon is one year old and is the pet of Meaford, Ont. When the pet goat is hitched to his owners cart,he will travel around the town at a gait moderate yet fast enough to satisfy Bill Emptage who is shown holding the reins. A friend K. Adams (RIGHT) prepares for a trip with Napoleon. * % * *#* Mâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"* l | O l 3‘ E ' ‘] 'l c b ( ‘ l' “ . ‘, ll (., dt (u b e r st 0 u r p dt r n b t t t (, nd th L h L dt r (/ l] ,t l dt (r r th d ll 8 .00 P .m . to 5e ‘Q o ntire pe rf 0 r m a n ¢ e Johnson t recounting their , "the weather has ie telegraph clerk ccept the comment ind when the Belkâ€" MIDNIGHT SMOW Every Sunday special Children‘s Matinee every Saturday Morning at 10.3 Children‘s Ticket 10¢ ~xEW PRICE FOR EVENINGSâ€"ADULTS 40c Matines Daily at %.39 p.m 4th Episode of the serialâ€""ZORRO RIDES AGAIN "GADGETEERS%â€"A Vitagraph Novelty "SHOWTIME"â€"A Coloured Cartoon Paramount Tuesday and Wednesday, April 18th and 19th DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME Thursday and Friday, April 13th and 14th SYLVIA SIDNEY and LEIF ERICKSON in Special Children‘s Matinece Sat. April 15thâ€"Children TEX RITTER in GOLDFIELDS Wth MICHAEL WHALEN and JEAN ROGERS MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED"â€"No, 2%â€"A Coloured Novelty aturday, Sunday Midnight and Monday, April 15th, 16th and 17th CHAT t LJP # "WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM" "ONE THIRD OF A NATION" "WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS" Kirkland .Lake, A; the M son sentenced J. F. To guilty to uiltering a..: 60 days in Haileybu: evidence in the case here last Thursday m( Minimum Term Given for Forging Cheque for $15 sOPHOMORE SWING"â€"A Musical Novelty "ONE GUN GARY"â€"A Terrytoon Cartoon George Elliott, local drug store proâ€" prietor, was the complainant in the case claiming that he cashed a forged cheque of $15.00 for Pooley on March 25. It was drawn on an account in the Rouyn branch of the Dominion Bank. Pooley, who pleaded guilty to the charge, asked for the leniency of the court in his case as he had a wife and two other people depending on him for support. He said he was up against it and in nced of money when he cashed the cheque. In pronouncing sentence Magistrate Atkinson said that forgery was a seriâ€" ous offence but toci; into consideraâ€" tion Pooley‘s previous clean record and his responsibilities to his family. He sentenced him to the minimum term, in this case, 60 days.} ‘Amos, April 12.â€"Racul Gauthier, who was arrested in,October, 1937 on a morality charge, aid who was comâ€" mitted for trial at the Fall Assizecs of 1938, but who in the meanwhile madle gocod his escape from Amos Jail, was six months ago arrested in Winnipeg on a charge of theft. He was recognized by the Royal Canâ€" adian Mounted Police as the man wantâ€" ed in Qusbec on two charges and Queâ€" bec Provincials were notified. His term in the Manitcba jail will expire next Thursday, and two members of the Qucbec Provincials will be waiting for Mounties Got Their Man This Time in Western Jail Thursday qQucbec F him. 1t : sprI"m lazy the RUGGLES, MARY BOLAND, DONALD (VCONNOR, BILLY LEE in TELEPHONE 331 "BOY TRO FEATURE *L ramâ€"Some peop‘!e call while other folks are April 12thâ€"Under Magistrate Atkinâ€" noley, who pleaded ~ document. to ury. aitâ€"r hearing se "iIn pui:cz> court nmornin Evenings 7.0u and 8.50 p.m. * *@ Paramount News To Charge Wounded Man for Self Injury Kirkland Lake Man Says Someone Shot Him. Polâ€" ice Have Other Idea. Kirkland Lake, April 12â€"Following his admittance to Kirkland District Hospital yesterday afternoon with a .232 calibre rifle bullet lodged near the spinal column at the back of his head, Teck Township police charged Wulliam Bobsnich, 42â€"yvearâ€"old Jugoâ€"Slay, of 73 Queen St. with attempted suicide, after an inveéestigation of the c1rcumstauces was made. When Acting Sergeant C. Tripp was callsd to the hospital Bobenich was still fully clothed and his underwear showed visible marks of powder burnâ€" ing. When questioned by the officer Bobenich claimed that someone tried to shoot him. Tracing his actions imâ€" mediately before he was found woundâ€" ed on a bed in his home, police found that Bobenich, his wife and her brother Miks Hustak, had been at the home of Steve Sepos, 53 Premier Ave., all morning. The condition of the wounded man was as good as could be expected today. B»snich was taken to the hospital early yesterday afternoon with a small bullet wound under his chin. Examinâ€" bullet wound under his chin. Examinâ€" ation by Dr. W. E. Bryant, who attendâ€" ed the man, showed that the bullet had lodged in the spinal column near the base of the back of the head. The wound â€" showed . some discoloration, which was believed by police to have been caused by powder burns. Bobenich was brought home arouna noon. and his wife got him to go to bed. He complained of a headache and she put a cold bandage on his foreâ€" head and left him.. Both Mrs. BObenâ€" ich and her son left the house and knew nothing more until a neighbor told them of the shooting. Harry Pike, of 73 Queen St. was standing on his front porch and was first to hear Bobenich yelling. He went over to the wounded man‘s home and was asked by Bobenich to call the docâ€" padwuage ue uBJ 4910 0 1(2 y001 o ssinoo ayp put JouS 3y Jo orgue oyj pus puUs yJaU s1 uo suing 13pmod ayyp. ‘p1Od ol1] poand pue ‘ufyo §tqy 19pUun ozznUuI ol} U1IM jJj9o}p StY UaoMgsq o[JLI of} P[OYU oy, uo fe; yotuagog 124 somod ay} JO Jotroq ou} St 14L ‘prens 138811 ou} uo padoot p100 YoU!I g1; U®P DEU ‘o[II sunssdst ;z e puno} put oltOU UOUO ou} 0; IGIUJJO ootod u1 ‘yasuly 140US ol }Â¥2U} poaIUoOP AT â€"reomeudwo 40US pEU atOout}s avb] § t ‘WITY DPoMOIA â€"~124ut qure98g Suposy [2] â€"1dsouy oy1 0J tUoy®] SemMA UOIUOGQOG ‘.10} : * 1 2i 2 ie 1219019 lA sA se a4 44 44 + .....“..,.“.“.“.“ .“ .0-0 .00.00 a" MONDAY TUES., APRIL Starring LEW FRIDAY SA'I‘(’RI)AY. APRIL 21â€"22â€" MICKEY ROONEY, LE\VIS sSTONE an FRIDAY SATURDAY, APRIL 14â€"15â€" CLARK GABLE AND NORM. LUISE RAINER, PAULETTE GODDARD and ALA "DRA MATIC SCHOOL" Wl‘l)N[‘u\l)x\\ and llll l»\l)r\y " C C WR "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDY S" "COLORADO KID" NEW EMPIRE THURSDAY, APR. 6th, Last Showing Today Wednesday and Thursday, April 12th and 13th "WIFE, DR. and NURSE" There Will be Sunday Midnight Shows under our New Comâ€" munity Pricesâ€"Only at Midnight Shows, cveryone will be charged 25c. New Scrial "FIGHTING DEVIL DOGS" showing Every Wednesday and Thursday THURS., APRIL 13â€"Last Showing Toâ€"day Wednesday and Thursday, April 19th 20th "*YOU CAN‘T TAKE TT WITH YXYQOU" Friday and Saturday, April 14th and 15th "ALEXANDER‘S RAGTIME BAND" Adults .. Children Starringâ€"WARNER BAXTER, LORETTA YOUNG and VIRGINIA BRUCE Scrialâ€""FIGHTING DEVIL DOGS" No. 2 Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday April 16th, 17th and 18th "HARD TO GET" "COMMUNITY PRICES" EVERY DAY AT THE NEW EMPIRE â€"THEATRE, MATINEE EVENING Sltarring DICK POWELL aand OLIVIA DEHAVILLAND We e eEA LC O E0 1100 10 0000000000000 ) UES., APRIL 17â€"i8 Midnight Show sunday, April 16th LANNY ROSS and GLORIA Sll‘ARl‘ in t Ts sz y i./ A6. e W BB o 00 P t AYRES, MAUREEN O‘SULLIVAN and RUTH HUSSEY Starring JEAN ARTHUR, LIONEL BARRYMORE and JAMES STEWART Serialâ€""FIGHTING DEVIL DOGS" No, 3 â€" _ "IDIOT‘S DELIGHT‘ "PUBLIC COWBOY NO. Starring ALICE FAYE, TYRONE POWER and DON AMECHE ~ "LADY OBJECTS" "sPRING MADNESS Starring GENE AUTRY Starring BOK6 STEEL TELEPHONE 173 RIL 14â€"15â€"Double Feature Programme AND NORMA SHEARER in 7L 21â€"22â€"Double Feature Programme STONE and CECILIA PARKER in When sciatica attacked this woman six years ago, she couldn‘t move withâ€" out great pain. Treatment after treatâ€" ment failed to help her. She tried Kruschen and got quick relief. "Six years a from sciatica," evervthing. but from sciatica," she writes, "I tried everything, but to no avail. Then I took Kruschen Saits. The first few doses gave quick relie{, At the end of a few weeks my sciatica had gone. Now I always begin the day with a pinch of Kruschen in a glass of water, I live a strenuous life, being widowed four years ago, and having a son to keep. I run a boardingâ€"house, rise at 6 am., and retire at 11 pm. I am 52, but evervone says I look 32â€"thanks to Kruschen Salts."â€"(Mrs.) F. E. R. The severe pain which is characterâ€" istic of sciatica is often due to needleâ€" nointed urie acid ecryvstals in the sheath a few weeks my sciatica hi Now I always begin the day pinch of Kruschen in a glass ( I live a strenuous life, being four years ago, and having : keep. I run a boardingâ€"house 6 a.m., and retire at 11 p.m. but evervone says I look 323 to Kruschen Salts."â€"(Mrs) P. to Kruschen Salts."â€"(Mrs.) F. E. R. The severe pain which is characterâ€" istic of sciatica is often due to needleâ€" pointed uric acid crystals in the sheath of the great sciatic nerve. Two of the ingredient salts in Kruschen dissolve uric acid crystals Other salts in Kruschen help Nature to expel these dissolved crystals through the natural channels. First Death Occurring in the Opegpeesway Lake Camp W befor court temp Woman Aged With Sciatica murc Gogama, April 12.â€"The first death at the Opeepcesway Lake gold camp occurred early Friday morning when Norman Van Norman died from a heart attack as he slept on the mining propâ€" erty of R. S. Sheppard, where he was employed. ‘ Dr. B. Susman and Provincial Conâ€" stalble R. Van Norman were flown into the camp from Gogama by Pilot Thurâ€" ston Blakey, of Austin Airways, to view the body. The remains were flown out to Gogama in the Waco ambulance plane, and taken to Toronto for burial by train. Norman Van Norman is survived by two daughters in Toronto, Bernice and Katharine of Markham St., collegiate 2Db¢ Adults .. 10¢c_â€" Children as if frienc Now Praises Kruschen NC THUNRSDAY. APRIL 13TH,. 1939 en i2 o Ma APRIL 19th and 20th rD and ALAN MARSHAL in here to answ ca suicide as k pallt hce wifC 1 ble B u*3 #4# ##@ #* *4 # /w #4 +4 *4 ## Alway esle estee + #*4 *# # #* *+ # # ## # # #4 *4 # # ## # LJ #* * * /*% “.00.00. AtKinson in wer a charge bocked by the suffered rich w treat your wile ‘ours but your C appeal police of atâ€" police.