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Page 4 THE HAILEYBURIAN THURS., NOVEMBER 20, 1930 THE HAILEYBURIAN Issued every Thursday from The Haileyburian Office, Broadway Street, Haileybury SUBSCRIPTION RATES: In Canada--$2.00 per year in advance In United States--$2.50 per year in advance LEISHMAN ®% SUTHERLAND PUBLISHERS New Book for Prospectors The Canadian Geological Sur- very, Department of Mines, has ready for distribution a volume that should be highly valued by prospectors in particular, and should be favorably received by all others interested in the min- eral development of the country. The prospector of today is better fitted than the prospector of 20 years ago to carry out a systema- tic search for mineral deposits. He has attained this fitness by a process of self education com- bined with experience in the field and today most prospectors are familiar with the technology of minerals and rocks. The new book, "Prospecting in Canada," was written to help the prospec- tor further his education and to serve as a key to the hundreds of maps and reports of the Dom- inion and Provincial Departments of Mines. The care given by the Department to the preparation of the material indicates its appre- ciation of th e excellent work done by the prospector in devel- oping Canadian mineral deposits. The various chapters have been written by officers of the Geolog- ical Survey who have specialized in different branches of geology and through personal contact with the prospector are well ac- quainted with his problems. They are accordingly qualified to pass to him the benefit of their train- ing and experience. The photo- graphic and structure section il- lustrations are a fit complement to the descriptive matter. Final year mining and geology students who contemplate en- gaging in field work upon gradu- ation will find this work of ex- cellent practical value and be- cause of the standing of the au- thors, should have no hesitation in using it as a guide in their studies. The book is not intended to supersede other excellent contri- butions made by men well known to the mining fraternity of Canada. What these several publications have in common is «kere dealt with in such different fashion "that there seems to be plenty of room for all on the same bookshelf." Copies of "Prospecting in Can- ada" may be had from the Direc- tor, Geological Survey, Depart- ment of Mines, Ottawa, at a cost of fifty cents each. The Brokers' Sentences Local mining men are bitter in their expressions of disapproval of the action of the courts in al- lowing two of the brokers, pro- secuted recently for infractions of the Security Frauds Preven- tion Act, to get off with fines. They feel that it is yery disap- pointing, and point to the fact that pleas of guilty of bucketing were entered by the accused, holding that this automatically made them plead guilty to theft from thousands of their clients. It is being put this way: "Bucketing can only be prac- tised on margin trading. These brokers admitted to taking an initial payment of 33 1-3 to 50 per cent. of the value of an order placed with them for the pur- chase of stock, placing the money or security so given them by the customer in a bank for their own use; charging the customer a commission for a purchase which they did not execute, charging the customer interest on the un- paid balance of the supposed pur- chase price, and if the stock drop- ped in value, which generally happened owing to the class of Lors W. Haileybury boy who is a candidate from Temiskaming for Boys' Parliament Carlson Boy Candidates Seek Support in Coming Contest Address Trail Rangers of the Three Towns at Meeting Here Tuesday Night A joint meeting of the Trail Ranger boys from the three local towns was held on Tuesday night at the United Church here. Rey. Fred. Smith presided over the meeting which consisted of some 75 boys, ranging in age from 10 to 15 years. Lors Carlson, of Haileybury, and Jack Stevens, of New Liskeard, candidates for the Boys' Parliament for the District of Temiskaming, put forth their platforms to the boys security they were handing out to the public, the customer was required to give the broker more money to protect the account for the imaginary purchase, or to be sold out. For the fatter service another commission was again charged to the customer. "Theft is usually punished with jail sentences. Just why men admitting to multitudinous thefts running into millions of dollars, taken from thousands of people in the province, should be let off with very light fines, we cannot understand." and both spoke clearly and well. The coming election is to be held a week from Saturday, Nov. 22nd, and in remarks at the end of the speeches, Rev. Smith ask- ed all the boys that possibly could, to turn out and vote on election day. Everybody joined in the hymns which were shown on the screen with lantern slides by Mr. J. A .MacArthur, while Rey D. A. MacKeracher accom- panied on the piano. After both boys had spoken, a dainty luncheon was served by members of the two C. G. I. T. groups, under the supervision of their leaders, Miss Playfair and Miss Lang. A vote of thanks was tendered to the girls by one of the boys for their kind ser- vices. The meeting closed with the benediction. NOTICE TO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Tenders Wanted The time for the receipt of ten- ders on the Electric Wiring of the Haileybury Mining School has been extended to November 24th, 1930, at 4.30 p.m. Tenders will be received by L. W. Coon, Secretary of the High School Board, up to that time and plans and specifications may be had at his office. L. W. Coon, Secretary, Haileybury High School Board EMPIRE NEW LISKEARD TALKING PICTURES AT THEIR BEST THEATRE 'The Pride of the North Last Times Tonight "NIGHT DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Pathe's Musical Orgy of Circus Life and Thrills "SWING HIGH" --a nd-- EDDIE QUILLEN, America's Premier Comedian, in the 'Thursday, November 20th WORK" Card of Thanks I wish to publicly express my appreciation of the good work done by the Haileybury firemen on Monday morning, when my store on Georgina Avenue was on fire. They responded prompt- ly to the alarm, worked hard while the fire was on and pre- venteda very much greater loss. L. P. LEGENDRE HERE'S YOUR CHANCE without risk, to use Sybilla Spabr's remedy for tonsilitis, quinsy, catarrh, colds, coughs, sore throats and tonsil diseases. Every bottle Guaranteed, try it. Sold at Haileybury and New Liskeard Druggists and The Moore Drug Co., Cobalr. Former Haileybury Resident Died Suddenly in Montreal Mrs. Norman: Fisher, once a resident of Haileybury, died sud- denly this month in Montreal, ac- cording to word received recently by friends here. It will be recall- called that Mr. and Mrs. Fisher made their home in Haileybury while Mr. Fisher, a prominent mining man and a past president of the Canadian Institute of Min- ing and Metallurgy, was in charge of operations at the Tem- iskaming Mine. Mrs. Fisher was a daughter of the late Senator Clemow. The funeral was held in Ottawa, which was her former home. George Keith, aged 58, a farm- er living in the Englehart sec- tion, was sentenced to 10 years and 10 lashes, and to five years, when he was convicted of two serious offences before Magis- trate Atkinson here on Monday. The sentences are to run concur- rently. Temiskaming Motor League Officers are Re-Elected When the Lemiskaming Motor League held its annual meting in New Liskeard last week, all offi- cers, with the exception of the Cobalt representative, Mr. R. S. Taylor, who asked to be excused, were re-elected for another year. The league decided to again keep the road open between Cobalt and New Liskeard during the winter months and went on re- cord as endorsing the Associated Boards of Trade resolution in re- gard to the trans-Canada High- way. The following are the offi- cers: President--J. W. McKinlay. Ist Vice-Pres----A.D. McArthur 2nd Vice-Pres.--Mr. Reid. Sec.-Treas.--F. E. Thompson District Vice-Presidents--J. C. Page, Kirkland Lake; L. B. Mc- Kay, Englehart; J. M. Rodie, Elk Lake and Gowganda; W. H. Mil- ler, Charlton; R. McGill, Thorn- loe; W. Lecroix, Earlton; Wm. Morrisy, Latchford; E. F. God- dard, Temagami. Coming Attractions at the Classic Theatre, Cobalt Jack Holt, the popular hero of a thousand desperate screen sit- uations, is to be seen and heard here Friday and Saturday, Nov. 21st and 22nd, when "The Squeal- er" the latest Columbia all-talk- ing photodrama comes to the screen at the Classic. It is prom- ised as a gripping tale of the un- derworld with all the thrill of gangdom and smart speakeasies, topped by the vivid action of a bootlegger feud. "Moby Dick" screen version of the famous sea story of the same name, with John Barrymore in the starring role, will play the Classic, Mon., Tues., Nov. 24, 25. "Forward March" a comedy of military life, with Buster Keaton playing a millionaire's son who enlists in the army, at the Clas- sic Wed., Thurs., Nov. 26, 27, on the same program with Alice White in "The Widow From Chicago". Alice White is sup- ported by a cast of popular play- ers. in honor of His Lordship Bishop the students will give a musical ORCHESTRE Extrait de la "Redemption" "'Adresse"' Mile Jeanne Plouffe "Duo Final' "Ballet Egyptien" ... Cluny." A great deal of prepar- gram under the direction of the Mesdemoiselles P. Gourd ® A. Provencher Musical Interpretation "'The Flower Girl'... . Parry Miss Fernande Vachon Luigini Oratorio "GRAND CHOEUR PROPHETIQUE" 354505 Gounod To Honor Bishop L. Rheaume at Academy Tonight At St. Mary's Academy here programme which will include a Sisters of the Assumption and a tonight, the annual entertainment one-act opera, "Notre Dame de pleasing entertainment is I prom- ised. The following is the pro- L. Rheaume, will be held, when ation has been given to the pro- gram: ee I? Programme Notre Dame de Cluny -----r Opera en 1 Aéte ORCHESTRE Avec Apotheose "Bienvenue" ue Choeur ... HOMMAGE DES FLEURS..... Missa PERSONNAGES: Piano Da ane vin eee Seintishene Blanche de Castille ........ Miles Gilberte Poulin Angellina, bohemienne ......... Aline Provencher Cantata "'When Twilight Weaves Her Gentle Spell" Yolanda, instigatrice du forfait. .Dolores Bouthillette . Fernande Vachon . Germaine Regimbal . Cecile Larocque Laurette Morin Ree ia, Soe Therese Gagnon Eliane Seguin Michelle Simard Celina Larmand Beethoven Clothilde .... Violon )1(@) eee Romance ...... Wieniawsky Elizabeth .... (b) ees eCzardast' 7. 2: avec arent Monty pipette Opa Mademoiselle P. Gourd Marguerite ... Fleuristes de la Reine "Notre Dame de Cluny" Opera en 1 acte + Page sein ees Archer) .s<. o% Violon (a)... "'Serenade' Duo ........ Widor Groupe de chanteuses et (b)... "Danse Hongroise" ...... Drdla danceuses' tziganes oq A Sac ts Alice Larocque Germaine Larocque Elsie May Mallen Juliette Falardeau Jacqueline Breault Gracia Larocque Yolande Di Lalo Aurore Bastien L'action se passe a Paris au temps de Blanche de Castille, aux Dans une niche, abords de l'ancien hotel de Cluny. On apercoit une Madone, tres venetee a l'epoque. THREE DIED WHEN THIS PLANE CRASHED Laugh Storm of the Year The remains of the Paris-London passenger plane after it had crashed near Boulogne, France. Three passengers were killed The first news of the disaster was given out when one of the passen- 21st Friday and Saturday 22nd gers, although seriously hurt, crawled from the wreckage and gave the alarm DOLORES DEL RIO in "THE BAD ONE" if ? y With Edmund Lowe. 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