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pees RRS Soaiteeete so (lartefe THURSDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1929 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page 5 Golf Championship to be Decided This Week Expect About Sixty Players to Line up for Contest at Iroquois Falls The Northern Ontario Golf championship will be decided this week-end at Iroquois Falls, with most of the clubs in the North Country being represented by some of their best players. The qualifying round is being played today, with sixteen places to fill for the match play which follows on Friday. The semi- finals should be over on Friday afternoon, and the final will be on Saturday morning. There will also be a Consola- tion round for those who do not make the qualifying grade, and this will likely be on Friday, asf well. It is expected that about sixty will tee off this morning in an attempt to bring the title home to their own clubs. Howard Teskey, of North Bay is the present holder of the title, and he. will be at the Falls to defend his laurels against all- comers. Bobby Lee, 1927 win- ner, and Jock Stokes, of Tim- mins, fianlist last year, also will be on hand to match drives, bras- sies, mashies and putts with the other aspirants. The annual meeting of the Association will be held on Fri- day evening, with the election of officers and the selecting of the place for the next championship tournament. It is said that the Sudbury Club will make a bid for the 1930 title event. The representation from the "Haileybury Club this year will be small. Most of the tourna- ment class players are unable to take in the event owing to pres- sure of business and various other reasons, and this is to be regretted. / Some of the North Bay players were in town on Sunday on their way north, and had a couple of rounds on the local course, just to tune up for the big event. _---- Georfe Bancroft in "Obey the Law" from the story, "Under- world" at Broadway Theatre Mon. and Tues. ET LD \ Braces) 'Tonight, last showing of Jack Holt and Ralph Graves in "SUBMARINE" Undersea thrills by the thousand. Divers; a submarine aground; something different in photoplays a tremendous big hit on Broad- way. Adults, 60,c Children, 25c. FRIDAY, SATURDAY KEN MAYNARD in "Cheyenne" A mixture of Eastern and West- ern atmosphere. Regular Prices. MONDAY, TUESDAY George Bancroft and Evelyn Brent in "Obey The Law" With Clive Brook, from the story of the underworld. A mighty, gripping melodrama. One of the most powerful dramas of the year. Bancroft great as the giant gang leader. Reg prices. WEDNES. -- THURS. William Boyd, Jetta Goudal and Lupe Velez with George Faw- cett in © Lady of the Pavements A stirring romance of the man of the Blue Bloods and a girl of the Cafe. Truly a big special at regular prices. The Management highly recommends this picture. Coming Wed. & Thur., Aug. 21- 22: .Douglas Fairbanks in "The Iron Mask". The answer to The "Three .Musketeers. ..His latest _and greatest picture. MOTOR CYCLE OFFICER CROWDED INTO DITCH AND HAS LEG INJURED Provincial Constable Roth, in charge of traffic on this section of the Ferguson Highway, is in the Mines Hospital, Cobalt, suf- fering from injuries sustained when he was crowded off the road by a passing motorist on Tuesday night north of New Liskeard and his motorcycle turned over. It is reported that a small bone in his ankle is brok- en, but otherwise he is not ser- iously injured. Mr. Roth does not know who drove the passing car. Whether the driver did not see the motor- cycle, or just what caused the accident it is difficult to say. It happened so quickly that the of{ ficer had no chance to either sa himself from going over or to certain the identity of the mo orist. \ ; --~_. Saw Litter of Wolf Pups On Ferguson Higt im Mr. Geo. Nottle,of Haileybury,] while driving on the Fergtson Highway about seven mile low Latchford yesterday, » wolf and litter of four pu the road. He reports that thdan- imals did not show any great! alarm when the car came aldng;| one of the pups running so two hundred yards along the ra) before taking to the bush. This is the first report of wolves b ing seen along the highway this season. ss wa ' M. M. Bennett, who represents the F. M. Connell mining inter- ests, has returned to Haileybury after spending some months at Gold Pines, Ont. pee a lh Would Observe Holiday Throughout the Year ° (Continued from Page 1) vice to his house on Amwell St., where the service had been in- stalled jointly with another house and was not satisfactory. This was left to the waterworks committee to deal with as early $ las possible. It was decided to have a new floor laid in the ki- chen of the Red Cross Hospital, where a burst boiler had caused the old floor to warp until it was not fit for service. There had been an inquiry from a Cobalt man as to what price the town would accept for the fire team, but the council decided that it was out of the question to pur- chase a new team this year. There was some discussion over proposed improvements to the site of the soldier's memorial on Main Street, where it was stated that if the town would provide drainage labor would be forthcoming from another source to tevel off the slope from the plot to the roadway, seed it down Nartdck¢ep the grass cut. sexe schemes were discus- 'such as a wooden culvert, flat'stones and cinders, but no definate action was taken at the ' [meeting. There was also a dis- Rs [cussion over the matter of mak- ing approaches to the sidewalk - NO BOILING STRAINING Get a tin of Cw oe Rite-Good Combination Malt Extract with Hop Flavour at $1.40 Follow the dire. tions, dissolve the contents in 5 gallons of [i hot wacer, add sugad and yeast and make yourself, without @ trouble or muss, the BEST BE- VERAGE POSSIBLE. 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