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IGE EE ¢ on James Bay; Plan Hotel Yon .and Wharves. Page 6 Abs, etait LEYBURILAN THUR. JANUARY 14th, 1932 Social and Personal } Mrs. Holland is in Haileybury for a visit with her mother, Mrs. | G. A. Bagshaw, Lake Shore Road Remember the dance bridge at the Oddfellows' Temple tomorrow night, January 15th. Mrs. O. J. Thorpe spent last week-end at Timmins, on a visit to her brothers and other relat- ives there. A part of the new water sys- tem is now in use, the pipe from the springs having been turned into the reservoir this week. Provincial Constable L. Walker and Mrs. Walker left on Monday for Cochrane, where Constable Walker will be stationed for the future. Skating enthusiasts are hoping} that there will be frost before the snow comes, in order that they may enjoy the glare ice on the lake. The Northern Light Rebekah Lodge are planning to hold their annual Valentine dance this yeat on Friday, February 12th, in the Oddfellows' Temple. Miss Velma Thorpe to Hamilton last spending a holiday with her par- week ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Thorpe, | Lake Shore Road. St. Paul's Young People's Club will visit the Y. P. C. of St. John's New Liskeard, on Monday even- ing next. Members are asked to take the 7.15 car here. The officers of Haileybury Ma- sonic Lodge will be at home to all members and yisiting Masons at a smoker in the banquet room of the Temple on Main Street to- night. New Terminal of T.&N.O. Will Be Called Moosenee Indian Name to be Given Town ot i Moosonee is the name to be given Ontario's seaport on James Bay, according to an announce-} ment in the press _on Saturday, which states that the name has been decided on by the Prime Minister of Ontario and the T.& N. O. Railway Commission, foll- owing a conference at Toronto late in December. The name not new, as it has been in use by the Indians as a designation for the site for many years and the Anglican Church has adopted it for the northern diocese. Moose Harbor -had been is has now been discarded. Last week the members of the Commission spent two days in an inspection of the lines, going north to the terminal. On their return the announcement of the change in the name was made, together with information on plans for the proposed hotel and townsite and the question of wharves to take care of traffic on the Bay. It is stated that a hotel of the bungalow type will be er- ected, with from 10 to 20 bed- rooms, lounge, dining hall, kit- chens, etc., and that separate sleeping bungalows will be built as required. The hotel will be located at Hunter's Point, which extends out into the Moose River Chief Engineer S. B. Clement will consult a prominent town planning engineer in regard to the townsite and plans will be submitted to the Commsision later. It is intended to make the town a modern one with parks, schools, administrative buildings, etc. It is stated that a spring creek at the border of the town- site will provide a supply of wat- er for the town, probably by gravity, and the water is claimed -to be almost 100 per cent pure. The chief engineer was author- ized to take up the question of wharves with the Federal De- partment of Public Works, as it was felt that facilities of this na- ture would be required when the new town is established, which it is expected 'will be next June. John Solomon, an Indian of Chapleau, was sentenced to three months in jail after being con- victed of trapping wolves in the Chapleau game preserve. and| chosen as the} + name for the new town, but this Pleading Guilty Two Sentenced to Reformatory { Four Charges of Theft emg Terms to Local Men in | Last Week's Court . | } When they pleaded guilty to four charges of theft in police |court here on Friday last, M.| Millross, 26, and Everett Davis, 19, were sentenced by Magistrate Atkinson to-not less than -one year and not more than two years less one day, in the Ontario Re- formatory. When the plea of guilty was entered, Crown At- torney F. L. Smiley, K.C., said that six more ché against each would not be pressed. | Magistrate Atkinson character-| lized the offences as "deliberate |theft"" and pointed out that the | duration of their stay in the Re- | formatory would depend entirely upon themselves. Should they |come up again after their release |they need expect no mercy from the courts. Davis out on |suspended sentence on a charge Jof using another man's car with- out permission and had been fined for swearing in a public place, it was | was stated, while it was the first Jappearance for Millross. | There was a long list of articles | i |stated' to have been stolen by the returned |two, including automobile tools, | after]a woman's purse, a turkey and]in the Misericordia Hospital here, other articles. Wm. C. Inch, who appeared for Davis, asked for a |reformatory term, rather than a |penitentiary sentence, i |that he felt more sorry for the |youth's parents than for the de- |fendant himself. The Crown At- torney pointed out that the thefts had occurred over a_ period of time and asked for a sentence commensurate with the offences. | Another case of theft was |dealt with at the same sitting of \the court, when Fred Lafreniere, |24, and Victor Bush, 33, of Cane Township, pleaded guilty to the |theft of four ducks and a shirt \from Clarence Ball. In their jcases Crown Attorney Smiley |asked for a sentence that would }deter others from similar offenc- jes and protect the residents of |the district, as there had been jother crimes in that section. Sentences of two months at harc labor were imposed by the Mag- istrate on each of the accused. | St. Paul's Church Holds . |St. Paul's Church was held on Monday evening in the parish hall, with a good attendance of members of the congregation present. Rev. Canon Hincks pre- sided and the business transacted dealt with the affairs, of the |church during the past year and |the election of officers. Mr. Bailey again chosen as Rector's Warden, and |Mr. W. S. Gainsford re-elected Geo. was as: People's Warden. Mr. H Jemmett is again vestry clerk and Mr. A. H. Hull treasurer, |while Messrs H. E. Cawley and M. C. H. Little were elected to the Finance Committee. The various Church organiza- tions presented their reports for the year, all showing a satisfac- tory condition. DEFIES GOVERNMENT Hurling open defiance at thenew government edict limiting the number of clergymen who may function in the Federal District to one for every fifty thousand inhabitants, Archbishop Pascal Diaz, Primate of the Roman Ca- tholic Church in Mexico, has is- sued orders to his flock to ignore the new law. : In practice the edict would close 219 of Mexico's ~ 244 Catholic Churches. stating | * | Annual Vestry Meeting : The annual vestry meeting of|t OBITUARY poses Grecece os tee Patrick F. Ratchford Patrick F. Ratchford, a_ resid-} ent of Cobalt for about 15 years} past, died at his home in the sil- ver town on Wednesday last. He |was 73 years old and had been in |Mild Weather Has Brought Some Star-Nosed Mole Found on Street Following Rain Changes in Habits of the Wild Animals The exceptionally mild weather |failing health for some time prior |to his death. The late Mr. Ratchford was |born in Ross Township, Rentrew |County, and came to Cobalt from Portage du Ford. He wasa stone mason by trade' and had worked jin Cobalt and the district for many years, although failing |health had prevented hitit from |doing active work for the past lyear. His wife died four months |ago. | Surviving are two daughters, |Mrs. Horace Barrett and Miss {Annie Ratchford, both in Cobalt, land two sons, William, of Sud- \bury, and Jack, of Fraserdale. A |third son was killed in the great |war. The funeral of Mr. Ratch- |ford was held on Friday morning |when after service in ot.) Pats rick's Roman _ Catholic |conducted by Rev. Father Mar- tindale, he was buried in the cem- jetery at Mileage 104, beside the body of the late Mrs. Ratchford. L. Duchene After anjillness of two months L. Duchene, aged 15 years and nine months, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Wilfred Duchene, of Silver Cen- tre, passed away on Sunday of this week. The youth, who, had been attending school, underwent an operation in November, and the immediate cause of his death was given as tubercular periton- itis which followed. The remains were taken to Guigues, thé for- mer home of the family, for bur- ial. Will Repeat Song Play In Parish Hall Tomorrow The song play, "The Court of Old King Cole," which proved a great hit at the Christmas Tree of St. Paul's Sunday School, will be repeated in the parish hall to- morrow, Friday, evening, com- mencing at 8 o'clock. This little play is one that can be really en- joyed by both young and old and the hall hag: been impreaved by the . and the smal come "piano, the entertainment es to be really enjoyable aa charge is 25 cents. --____-- F. J. Walters of Oxford Univer- sity, who captured the Langlauf or crosscountry ski race at St. Marguerite, Quebec, although team honors were won by Cam- bridge competitors. This is the first time Oxford and Cambridge have held the winter competitions in Canada. Heretofore they have competed in Switzerland. 2 Sell It By Advert ising | . Church} this winter has apparently| brought about a change in the | \habits of the wild animals and |things are happening in the North| | Country which a few years ago were unheard of. On Thursday afternoon last, Ed. Provost pick- | Shore Road as he was walking} jinto Haileybury from his home at} | Moore's Cove, which turned out to be a star nosed mole. Both Mr. Provost and the Haileybur- lian staff were at a loss to identi- \fy the animal, although all were Pet or less familiar with the }common variety of mole, but had |never seen one running at large jin the winter time. Later the an- imal was recognized as being of |the star nosed vdriety, consider- lably larger than the ordinary mole and with a very peculiar formation on its snout, from which it gets its name. It is believed that the rain which fell early last week and which held up sport at the skat- ing and curling rinks for a few days, drove the animal out of its home in the ground. It was placed in a box in the office of The Haileyburian, but was gone |the next morning, apparently having made its way out of the box and gone to ground in the Speaker reported the finding ofa similar mole in that town, and its size also puzzled the residents who saw it. The species is ap- parently not very common in this part of the country and would APPLICATIONS WANTED Applications are wanted for the position of Auditor for the Town- ship of Bucke, for 1931 Audit. Alleapplications must be in the hands of the Clerk of the Town- ship by Tuesday, January 19th, 1932. Salary $150. F. MOUNTFORD, Clerk, Township of Bucke. Al-1c. ' jed up a small animal on the Lake| probably not have been located| or identified had it not been the big January thaw. 7 p.m-- The Tragedy of Ful- for) filled Desire." Anthem, 'The Lord Is My Shepherd."--MacFarren. The Baptist Church Rev. T. E. McAllister, Minister 10 a.m.--Bible School. 11 a.m.--Public Worship. The 'public is cordially invited to at- i "| | The Mail and Empire says that} among suggestions for names for} the T. &N. O. terminal at James Bay, which is to be called Moos- onee, the Commission were ad- vised that, as Quebec had a town named Amos, Ontario might call} the new town Andy. This prob-' abbly hastened the choice .of a Albert Gospel Hall | | name. ~. ALBERT STREET chi ate ° Sunday, 11 a.m.--Ccommemora- ¢ tion of the Lord's Supper. 3 p.m--Sunday School Bible Class. 7 p.m.--Gospel Meeting (Evan- gelistic) to which all are cordial- ly invited. Wednesday, 8 p.m.--Meeting for Prayer and Bible Study. 3 p.m--Women's Prayer Meet- ing. Women's Missionary Meeting first Wednesday of each month; place of meeting arranged mon- chly. CHURCHES The United Church | Minister--W. A. Beecroft, Bray 18) By \ Organist--Mr. R. H. Unwin. and ercee.0 SUNDAY, JANUARY 17th 11 am --'"Bread in a Desert Place." Anthem, "I Will Sing of Thy Mercies'--Darnton. 2.30 p.m.--Sunday School. THESE WANT AD'S nu BWA N T | Found--Bunch of Keys in case,{| Wanted--Parties to Knit for us Jan. 8th on Ferguson Avenue.| at home. Send stamp for par- Owner enquire at Haileyburian|] ticulars, Home Knitting Com-- Office. 41-1c] pany, 75 Dundas East, Toront- to. 41-t.f. BRING ~ RESULTS Burns' Hotel, Ferguson Avenue-- Room and board, $8 per week; House to Rent--Six Rooms and Home-cooked meals, 35 cents;,; Bath, comfortable and central; on Broadway Street; garage W. Burns, Proprietor. _38-t.f| included. Apply to W. Short, . | For Sale or Rent -- Comfortable! feridian Ave., or Phone 66. six-roomed house on Blackwall} 39-2-c Street. Well heated, hardwood; : <a floors throughout. Apply Bag-' For Sale--Large Size Dominion : Circulator Quebec Heater. Ap- ply to H. Poppleton, Georgina Avenue. 35-t.f. To Rent--Comfortable furnished room, all conveniences. Apply : { Phone\ 32-tf.+ ! For Rent--Six Roomed House,! all conveniences, central loca-} shaw Insurance Office. 48. tion. $15 per month. Enquire | ye : at Hailevburian Office. 37-tf.| to Mrs. L. Nichols, Lake Shore Road, Phone 117. 33-t.£. Bungalow for Rent, or Sale, cheap--Latchford St., all con-;For Rent--Bungalow, Latchford veniences, brick fireplace andj Street; Small House, Amwell garage. Apply at Whorley's! Street; Stable, Main Street. Store, Main St., Haileybury or, Apply to Mrs. A. L. Herbert, or Phone 357. 35-tf, phone £49. 31-tf LASSIC THEATRE ONTARIO ee | COBALT | -FRL, SAT., JAN. 15th, 16th MON., TUES., JAN. 18th, 19th | WED., THUR., Jan. 20th, 21st Marvelous! Snappy! Gay! ude 4 WALTER, DONALOSON atice Gus KAM U IN Fron the Musical Comedy by WILLIAM ANTHONY MGUIRE =f fl TECHNICOLOR Eddie Cantor is scream as a Jewish Indian. Ziegfeld has | outdone himself in the most gorgeous spectacle of all time. Comedy "Taxi Trouble" with Andy Clyde. "The Beach Party" with Mickey Mouse. Serial "Heroes of the Flames" No. 9. Fox Movietone News. The Intimate Close-Up of American Family Life Its Tears, Its Laughter! Husbands' Holiday --with-- "e: For Every Woman Who Has Ever Loved CLIVE BROOK CHARLIE RUGGLES VIVIENNE OSBORNE JULIETTE COMPTON HARRY BANNISTER Comedy "Fast and Furious" with Daphne Pollard "Betty Co-Ed" with Rudy Vallee. No. or "Adventures in Africa" --COMING ATTRACTIONS-- "Riding for Justice" With BUCK JONES "Possessed" With Joan CRAWFORD Lois Moran, Charles Bickford, Victor Varconi and Donald Dilloway. 'Alexander Hamilton" With George ARLISS Comedy "Screen Souvenirs || 2 Canadian Campers" a Paul Terry-toon. "Touchdown" with Richard ARLEN