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THURSDAY, MAY 29th, 1930 "THE _ HAILEYBURIAN Four Teams Enteredin | The Haileyburian Relay Kirkland Lake, Englehart, New| Liskeard and Haileybury Boys to Battle Four boys' rélay teams are en- tered in The Haileyburian race to be held on Saturday afternoon at 2.30. Kirkland Lake, Englehart, New Liskeard and Haileybury boys will do their best for right to possess. the handsome shield, now held by the local tads, | and the silyer and bronze medals supplied to the winners and team finishing second. ; The time made for the race last year was considered good, under very unfavorable weather condi- tions, but it is expected that the boys will have better footing and higher temperature this year to aid them, besides having the finish line moved to the corner of Ferguson and Browning, lessen- ing the grade at the relay change post. Haileybury's time last year was 33 minutes, 7 seconds, with Kirkland Lake 5 seconds back and Englehart 3 behind the Miners. Lors Carlson made the fastest time for the mile, 5.18. The personnel of the teams to compete this week is as follows: ws oy _ Some of Canada's Delegates Go to Commerce Congress Miata ee erode vac ; attended to. of his death have not been learn- ed here. Mr. Davis was about 35 years of age. He came here as a clerk has been with W. L. Reilly in the' Hardware Company, later taking hardware business for the past|a similar position with the Reilly two or three years, to have them| Further particulars the latter was taken over by the Hardware Company, and when former company he went with Mr. Reilly to Rouyn. Mr. Davis had many friends in town who all feel deep regret at his early the| the British Empire. ber of Commerce, Montreal; A. J. McPhail, President of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool; Toronto, chairman of the Committee; and A. H. Whitman, Halifax. Richardson, Winnipeg; J. W. Ross, Chairman of the executive of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce; J. H. Sherrard, Montreal, and Col. J. H. Woods, President of Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Calgary. They are, top, Above are eight members of the Empire Trade Committee of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, who have sailed for Europe to attend the Congress of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce of left to right: W. McL. Clarke, Secretary of the Canadian Cham- J. H. Gundy, Below, left-to right are: J. A. KIRKLAND LAKE Donald Hurd, Captain John McKeown Carl Mitchell Douglas Briden Terrence Sampson Peter Ginn Walter Zaluski Davey Monville ENGLEHART Russell Netherton, Captain Orville Vernon Sydney Edwards Reginal Pillsworth William Moody Daniel Korman Newton Pillsworth John Doughty. NEW LISKEARD Bill Hendry, Captain Tom Neelands Nester Moore Gordon Durrell Harry Frost George Clark Donald Wickett Dick Taylor Haileybury Raoul Lacarte, Captain Harpld Glassford Milton Elliott Donat Vachon Robert Poppleton James Williamson Fred Baxter Romeo F. Allard Encampments to Meet Here on Saturday Members of the various En- campments of the Independent Order of Oddfellqws in this dist- rict will gather at Haileybury on Saturday, May 3lst, for a Camp of Instruction, during which the three degrees of this higher branch of the 1.0.0.F. will be ex- emplified. Sessions will be held in the af- ternoon, following The Hailey- burian relay race, and in the ev- ening. Argentum, of Cobalt, Temiskaming of New Liskeard, and Cambrian, of Kirkland Lake, are the three Encampments that will take part in the work. District Ore Shipments Fourteen cars of ore, with a total of 1,000,670 pounds, are re- ported as shipped by mines of Cobalt during the period from April 11th to May 23rd, 1930, ac- cording to the statement issued this week by the T. & N. O. Rail- way. Of this amount the Mining Corporation shipped four cars, the O'Brien and Nipissing three each, the Temiskaming Testing Laboratory two and D. L. Jem- mett two. ; 1SKAM] f se RemeN's "So ASSOCIATION FIELD DAY JULY 12 S AFULL DAY OF SPORTS Se HERE EMBARRASSING MOMENTS OH, THE DEAR Crile FELLA, Dont H& Cooly PERT. & SMART {a WaGgse HEU BE PRESIDENT Some Day 7 A his HAVA Wl r 1 0 rte H t ---- i wid ce) > hex © 1930, King Features Syndicate, Inc. |. | ! Z, = Great Britain tights resprved. te THEN YOU Ant WFORMED er NT [sya] US. UWPANT. IS A GIRL hl Harry Davis Dies at Collingwood After Trouble With Teeth Word was received early this week of the death of Harry Davis a young man who spent several years here, which took place ina hospital. at Collingwood late last week. He had suffered, accord- ing to reports reaching Hailey- bury friends, from badly infected teeth, and left Rouyn, where he for the Norfolk & Rochester death. Liberal-Conservative Convention THE LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION FOR SOUTH TEMISKAMING WILL BE HELD AT Englehart, on Wed., June 4th, 1930 At the hour of 1.30 p.m., to choose a Candidate for the ensuing Federal Election ggo00 Prominent Speakers Will be present to discuss the issues of the day that are so vital to Canada during this period. This Convention is of tremendous importance to the people of South Temiskam- ing. Every one desiring an improvement in conditions should attend eoc00 Liberal-Conservative Association for South Temiskaming, H. D. BRADLEY, Pres. G. A. MODLER, Secy. Mail This Coupon NOW A.H KILGOUR P.O. Bor 398, North Bay, Ont. 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