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THE HAIL EYBURIAN THURSDAY, APRIL 9th, 1931 Page 4 THE HAILEYBURIAN Issued every Thursday from Fhe Haileyburian Office, Beaadway S «eet, Haileybury SUBSCRIPTION RATES: In Canada--#2.00 per year in advance In United States--$2.50 per year in advance LEISHMAN &% SUTHERLAND PUBLISHERS VETERANS MEMORIAL Fourteen years ago to-day the out of and Vimy jumped assembly trenches heights Ridge to win one of the most glorious Canadian victories of the Great War. Attacking together for the first time as a united Canadian corps the four Canadian divisions made the name of Canada ring through out the civilized world. It was a great victory but won at a trem- endous cost for, when the smoke of battle had cleared away, thous- ands of the gallant sons of the Dominion lay on the fields never to rise again. From coast to coast today the sacrifices of these gallant men are being remembered with grat- itude. They gave all they had to give and died in defence of their country and Empire and the dear ones they had left at home. They are remembered with pride for they gave a new meaning to the word Canadian and today they are honoured with reverence by the comrades who were with them on that day and who were spared to come back. men of Canada their stormed the of Memorials, beyond number, have been raised to their memory but none quite so effective or so striking as the memorial which has been created in their honour by their returned comrades. It is not a memorial of brick or stone, it is a memorial of flesh and blood devoted to the service of those who were disabled and to the ser- vice of the widows and children of the men who did not return. It is a memorial which perpetu- ates the ideals and service for which those men died and which exists today, solidly established on a foundation stone of service for comrades, service for country and service for Empire. The War Veterans Memorial to the fallen heroes is the Canadian Legion of the British Empire Service League, Canada's great unified organization of War Vet- erans, an organization which has ever before it the sacrifices of comrades left in soldier's graves and the ideals for which those comrades gave their lives. As they served in War these men, of the Canadian Legion, are striving to serve in peace so that the debt which they owe to Canada and the Empire shall be fulfilled. It is a great and glorious memorial but one which shall reach its full effectivness and significance only when every man, who wore a un- iform in the country's time of danger, is enrolled in this ever growing membership. Dogs and Deer Citing the case of a Toronto man, who was sued for the price of a stray dog which he had pick- ed up and which eventually be- came lost and had to be paid for, The New Liskeard Speaker had the following comment last week: "The judge gave judgment in favor of the owner of the dog for $65 and costs. And right here we might say that placing a similar valuation on the thous- ands of hounds owned by deer hunters throughout Ontario will give you some idea of the mon- etary loss the proposed elimina- tion of hounds from the deer hunting season will inflict on the owners of these animals. Does it look like a fair deal? Personally, we would say that in addition to the monetary loss, the sportsmen of the province will suffer greatly from the regu- lations, which have gone into force over a certain section of the country. In spite of many arguments to the contrary, we do not believe that the use of hounds in deer hunting has any tendency NOTICE Owners and harborers of Dogs are hereby notified that they must secure Dog Tags for 1931 immediately from the Chief of Police or at the Town Clerk's Office. By Order, The Police Committee The Wild, Wild Women iy to reduce the number of ae game animals. We have seen it} Banc : : ,| From one of our exchanges las proved, time and again, that still, oat : lled PTI ing ; : we culled the following: hunters in parties have Just as; "The town of has good luck during the hunting sea-|},.e, very free from disorderly son as those who use the dogs. 'conduct of late, Magistrate Our experience applies to coun- jo6¢ having had occasion to hold try which is somewhat different court here for some time. The to Temiskaming, probably more spell was broken last week when in the nature of the southern part \irs. Lila Montgomery assaulted of the Bre pnsts ie ae Mrs, Balljan- Bird in the post of- stil we, do not belicve AHePeiemiCemmmmmers SDS OC EES pL Sp G0 DOL. mAs ; Block. Mrs. Montgomery was use of hounds in this particular 4,.6q $5.00 and costs for taking section would be at all likely to fhelashete her own hands." noticeably reduce the number of, deer. It seems unfair to apply the restriction to the Not Docket is Shortened By Country in particular. If is isa, Settlement of Two Cases good law, why not make it prov-| as f ince wide? Or, perhaps, it is} The docket for the assizes this introduced as an experiment and' week was shortened to some ex- if it is found that no improve-jtent by the settlement out of ment is*made it will be abandon-icourt of two of the eight civil ac- ed. At any rate, there will be'tions listed. These were the serious opposition, and an at-!cases of Thomas Stalmack vs. D. tempt made to show that it is an'Sorochan and Martha Leitch vs. unwise law. ;Pierre Aubétin. In the first Reale INT | Hill i! i tt Father: "Now Bobby, don't let me ever hear you say "Oh Yeah' again, or I'll stop you going to these American films." Bobby: "Okay, chief!" --The Passing Show, London. 1} ' | 2 ee Hi, Spans Wye i | S = | NURSE OF MILLIONAIRE'S BABY: "Oh dry up! "Ood think you was worth half a million to hear you?" --The London Opinion. Prospectors' Classes Classes for the training of Mining Prospectors will be held under the auspices of the Ontario Department of Mines in the HOTEL HAILEYBURY, AT HAILEYBURY Beginning Thursday, April 9th and continuing for Eight Days Tuition will be in elementary Chemistry and Geology, with particu_ lar attention to the practical identification of minerals. The classes will be under the direction of Dr. E. M. Burwash, who will also give a number of evening lectures illustrated by lantern slides. Classes and Lectures Free of Charge HON. CHAS. McCREA, THOS. W. GIBSON, Minister of Mines Deputy Minister of Mines TORONTO, CANADA i) mentioned M. G. Hunt, of Kirk- land Lake, one of the counsel, an- nounced the settlement to His Lordship, Mr. Justice Garrow, while in the second,Crown Attor- ney Smiley, K.C. and Jos. A. Legris were the counsel who ef- fected the arrangement. The grand jury, summoned after it had been considered that their services would not be re- quired, brought in a "true bill" in the case of Henry Stolz, Kirkland Lake man charged with causing grievous bodily harm to Horace Bailey, the outcome of a motor crash in the gold camp in July last. This concluded the session on Tuesday afternoon. " HELP THE NEEDY The local corps of the Salvation Army is again appealing for help in the form of used clothing for some needy families in Hailey- bury and the district. Any art- icle that can be spared will be thankfully received and will be sent where they are urgently needed. Citizens are asked to do what they can in the way of as- sistance. 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