Sherbrooke daily record, 13 octobre 1930, lundi 13 octobre 1930

[" U V F A T H f IJ r (|lj£ |fC ST.C m i»f K c S É\" M \u2022 N .s | ) v I '1F f ij hprlrrankp ISwnrô Established 1897* SHERBROOKE, QUE., MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1930.Thirty-Fourth Year.VAKIOUS ISSUES WERE DISCUSSED BY HOUDE AT POLITICAL MEETING #- DARING AVIATORS ARE RESTING TODAY Jewish School Question Formed Prominent Part of Address of Provincial Opposition Leader in Opening Bye-Election Campaign Yesterday\u2014Launched Attack Against Premier Taschereau and His Government\u2014Claims Natural Resources of Province Being Sold to Outside Interests.LONDON, Oct.13.\u2014Captain J.Erroll Boyd and Lieut.Harry P.Connor, aviators who have just completed a flight from Harbor Grace to Croydon in the aeroplane Columbia, are resting here after their arduous trip across the Atlantic.They say that' they are still undecided whether to fly to Australia.ONTREAL, Oct.13.\u2014 The Jewish school question formed a prominent part of the address of Camillien Houde, Mayor of Montreal and leader of the Opposition in the Provincial House, delivered here yesterday and officially opening the Conservative campaign in the coming bye-elections for the Provincial Legislature.Speaking before a crowd of 6,000 people at an open-air meeting, the Conservative leader observed that possibly the Council of Public Instruction might be better qualified to deal with such a problem than Premier Taschereau.In opening his address, Mr.FOSTER YOUNG MAN VICTIM OF GUN EXPLOSION #- RESPIRATOR FAILED TO MAINTAIN LIFE OF MAN Grand Rapids Dentist Passed Away in Detroit Hospital After Twenty-Four Hours\u2019 Fight Against Paralysis.DETROIT, Mich., Oct.13.\u2014 Dr.EXPLANATION WAS GIVEN BY BRITISH GOVT.Informed Heads of Dominion Delegations that Where Britain Imposes Customs Tariffs Carrying Empire Preference She Is Prepared to Retain British Preference.LONDON, Oct.13.\u2014The British Government today informed the heads of Dominion delegations to the Imperial Conference that where ! Britain imposes customs tariffs car-; rying an Empire preference (as ___ in the case of the McKenna duties) ! Frederick Haan, thirty, dentist \"of ! she,is PrePared to retain the British Serious Injuries to Left Arm alj it is intimated in British race buttered by Donald ratus at Herman Kiefer Hospital, I circ!es> d065 not 'mply that the La- Rnrkiiî When Firearm He Was where he had been kept alive nearly ! Government gives a pledge to dockus wnen rirearm ne was twenty_four hours by artificiai res.| maintain the duties carrying Brit- bhootmg Exploded-Dirt in piration.\t! ish preference.If any such duties Rarrel Thniicrlit tn Have Been Dr.Hann was brought here from are repealed the preferences would °\tGrand Rapids in a paralyzed condi- go overboard with them, but where Cause.tion which prevented natural breath- : there is no repeal ot the existing ! ing.The respirator used is similar FOSTER, October 13.\u2014Mr.Donald to that which attracted wide atten ________ ____ Backus suffered painful injuries yes- : tion in Chicago, where it was used Houde endorsed the candidature terday afternoon when he was the1 in the case of a young nurse, of Armand Lamy, chosen by a lvictim of a sllootinff accident.The Conservative convention before ihe meeting, to represent the Opposition forces in the bye-election general tariff, then the British preference will be continued.in Maskinonge.Mr.Lamy, who was defeated in the general elections of 1923, briefly outlined his belief that the agriculturists needed a champion, especially in his district.He said, however, that he would not definitely accept .the nomination without a few days\u2019 consideraton.The Provincial leader reiterated charges that Premier Taschereau «nd his Government were \u201cselling the natural resources of the province\u2019\u2019 to outside interests, and that Mr.Taschereau was guilty of negligence indosing a part, of Labrador to Newfoundland.\u201cThe loss of that territory indicates a negligence on the part of us all,\u201d said Mr.Houde.adding that the Premier must be saddled with the greater responsibility.Mayor Houde also deplored the lack of a single French-Canadian at J the head of a great public utility or j pulp and paper business, and declar- J ed that with proper stewardship or | Provincial life and affairs this need | not be.POLICIES OF TASCHEREAU ! GOVERNMENT WERE UPHELD j STE.AGATHE, Oct.13.\u2014 Elements in the population which set one race against another for political purposes, and those who sit idly by when they might relieve the situation, will one day have to bear the j responsibility of their error, Hon.L.Athanese David, Provincial Secretary in the Taschereau Government.declared at a large meeting held in the town hall here yesterday, j Though no specific reference was ' made it was understood the Minister | was commenting upon developments | in the political field as a result of the J Montreal .Tewish school legislation.Hon.Mr, David made it plain that he is not afraid of criticism on any question over which he has reasoned and on which he had acted.He had a few words to say about people who wave the flag of patriotism and abuse the title of patriot also f ulterior motives, and who, not vish.ng for accomplishments of their young man who is twenty-two years ; old, the son of Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Bockus, had gone out with two com-1 panions, Messrs.Eben Fessenden and Harold West, of Fulford, for an afternoon\u2019s target practice with Fes-1 sender\u2019s gun.It was Bockus\u2019 turn to aim at a target, when suddenly the gun exploded in the young man\u2019s hand, blowing the flesh and muscle from the upper part of the left arm.while his face was badly burned from the powder.The victim was immediately rush-1 ed toJDr.Blake\u2019s office, Waterloo, by j his two friends, and the wounds were] dressed.He later was allowed to re-, turn to his home here.It is thought that the cause of the; accident was the lodging of sdmej dirt in the barrc-l of the gun.The fire arm was completely demolish-: ed.PETTY THIEVES WORRY TORONTO POLICE FORCE HEAVY DAMAGE RESULTED FROM SEVERE STORM MAY CONSTRUCT MODERN ROADS IN WILDERNESS Planned to Have System of Modern Roads Built in Northwest Frontier Province in Order to Permit Speedy Penetration When Necessary of Territory Belonging to Afridi Tribesmen.SIMLA, India, Oct.13.\u2014Construction of an extensive system of modern roads through the wild and mouatainous territory in the northwest frontier province, in order to permit speedy penetration when necessary of territory belonging to the fierce Afridi tribesmen, was foreshadowed in an official communique issued here.The communique state» that there are still leaders among th3 Afridis who are attempting to foment trouble with British authorities and that the present situation cannot be considered normal despite absence recently of reports of serious engagements.HEAVY CASUALTIES IN CHINESE WAR NANKING, China, Oct.13.\u2014 President Chiang Kai Shek, speaking at the National Government office today, said that in the recent revolt the total of | the rebel armies was 600,000 1 and that they suffered 150,000 ! casualties.He said the Nation-j alists armies lost 35,000 killed I and 60,000 wounded.BUNKER FIRE THREATENED ICE-BREAKER AT QUEBEC WILD RIOTS MARKED OPENING OF NEW GERMAN REICHSTAG SESSION Mounted Police Called into Action When Hundreds of Regular Officers Proved Incapable of Handling Large Number of Demonstrators\u2014Communists Contented With Singing of Revolutionary Songs\u2014No Firearms Used.COL G.S.RENNIE, HAMILTON EAST MEMBER, DEAD Two Hour Fight Necessary Before Blaze on Mikula Was Extinguished.QUEBEC, Oct.13.\u2014Fire breaking out in the bunkers of the Mikula, an ice-breaker stationed at her wharf here, threatened the ship with destruction early Saturday and was put under control only after two hours of strenuous fight with the flames.It was thought for a while that the ship would have to be taken out of the harbor to prevent a genera! conflagration.Tire blaze, h ,w-ever, was extinguished shortly after.Damage has not yet been estimated.City of Lisbon, Portugal, Today j Was an Outstanding Personage in Despite Fact that Toronto Police- Drying Out After Heavy Rain Medical and Military Life of men Are Doing Double Duty, Minor Hold-Ups and Break-Ins Continue Throughout City.Storm Which Tied Up Activities Throughout City.Hamilton\u2014Was Taken 111 Last Week With Pneumonia.THREE FIREMEN ESCAPED FROM BURNING ROOF SPANISH ailB HAD PRINCE AS HONORED GUEST British Heir Attended Columbus Day Celebration, Being First Member of British Royal Family Ever to Attend Such an Event at Spanish Club of London.B ERLIN, Oct.I 3.\u2014 Scenesi of wild rioting in the famous Tiergarten today accompanied the opening of the new Reichstag, mobs of thousands of persons clashing with heavy police guards.Hundreds of police had been martialed around the Reichstag building in the hope of forestalling disorders.These officers were keeping the crowds back to a respectful distance but when a portion of the throng was forced rearward to the edge of the wooded Tiergarten, rioting suddenly broke loose and the police were engulfed in masses of struggling humanity.Mounted police had to be LONDON, Oct.13.\u2014The Prince of Wales was the guest-of-honor last night at the Spanish Club of London\t.\t-n for the annual dinner in celebration j ca\u2018*ec\u2018 ln^° action at once.They of Columbus Day.\t! galloped among the trees, swing- It was the first time that a mem- : ing their clubs, and driving back ber of the British Royal family had ,l_\tj.\t, .- J \u2014 - s the crowds again and again.LISBON, PORTUGAL, October; 13.\u2014The city was drying out today | j after one of the worst storms of the st decade Saturday, during which! HAMILTON, Ont., Oct.13\u2014Active in the public life of this city for many years and represent'.tiv.! RUSSIAN COAL IS SUBJECT OF LIVELY DEBATE TORONTO, ONT., October 13.Although no crimes of major ini- ! portance were reported here over the ;some strets were flooded to~a depth for the riding of Hamilton East m ; week-end, minor holdups\tand break-; 0f s;x £ee(.thundershower unloos-\tthe House of Commons, Col.\tDr.; ins continue unabated, despite\tthe\ted such a downpour that streets and\tGeorge S.Rennie, C.M.G., d'ed in : ^Chl lh\tdntv6\ts.ewers were unable to tske c»re of\tthe General Hospital early\tthis stables aie doing double\tdut*.\ttho water and all activity was\tmortiing following an attack\tof Heirlooms, valuable jewelry and lb,.0UE.!.t ahruntlv to a standstil\u2019 ™\t® j clothing was stolen from th/home J which lastVd fm- hours\tRa^woma- I of Senator James Spence, K.C., by j High winds ripped off roofs, level- CoL Rennle- who lleld the P°sl' .-obbers who, it is believed, used an iIcd trees, and toppled telegraph : automobile to transport their loot.;p0]es# A number of persons were hit Senator Spence and his^ familv |by faj]inn- tj]es and were injured.Lightning and telephone services were disrupted, and all cable and telephone connections with Spain and the outside world were lost.Vaults of the Bank of Portugal were damaged.were visiting friends over the weekend.On their return they found their home had been thoroughly ransack-______\tled from top to bottom by thieves.Wl.e!h«r Russian Coal Should\tSSEUtfS Allowed to Enter Canada Of ; trance to the house by smashing in Whether All Trade Relations 3 Abasemer\u2018 'vîndoIv- f - A somewhat similar entrance to a With Soviets Should Be Discontinued is Important Question.own, *k> their best by such means to prevent others from keeping politics clean.Defence of the policies of the Taschereau Government constituted pan of his speech, he spoke of the surpluses achieved from year to year, but pointed out also that where the surpluses had succeeded one another, so had the appropriations of the Government to works of all kinds for tho welfare of the people, for instance, appropriations under the oncc-criticized public assistance law.FAIR, NOT MUCH CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE The weather has been fair and warm from Ontario eastward and cool throughout the West, with light to moderate showers in Manitoba and some parts of Saskatchewan.A trough of low pressure extends southward from Hudson Bay, while high pressure and somewhat cooler weather is approaching the Great Lakes, from the westward.High pressure covers the Lower Lakes and the North Atlantic States.Forecast change in and most .Fair, with not much temperature, today >f Tueiday.Northern Naw England i Partly cloudy tonight! not quite ao cool in New Hampshire and Vermont.Tuesday: Increasing cloudiness; gentle to moderate northwest and west winds.Temperature yesterday : Maximum 82, minimum 40.Same day last year : Maximum 60, minimum 25.OTTAWA, Oct.13.\u2014The importation of Russian anthracite coal a troublesome question which Sir George Perley, acting Prime Minister, and the Cabinet will have to decide within the next week or tea days.j There is on one hand the clash of interests that has arisen over the demand that this coal be barred from Canada which has been intensified and complicated by the campaign of prejudice that has been waged against Russia and all things Russian, and this racial and anti-Soviet feeling are making a decision very difficult.On the one hand those representing coal producers in the Maritime Provinces are demanding that Russian coal be debarred from the Dominion, their fear being that it will compete with their product, not only in the Montreal market, to which it is being imported In steadily increasing quantities, but also in northern and northwestern Ontario.These iterests go even further and declare that Canada in no way should do business with Russia, citing recent commercial practises, particularly on the Chicago Board of Trade, where large short sales of wheat by firms -epresenting lie Soviet Government were blamed for the drop in wheat prices.Opposing this view and urging that nothing be done to disturb the present basis upon which private Canadian concerns do business with Russian companies are those who would have the importation of Russian coat imported into Canada continued.These urge that Russian coal imported into Canada competes more with United States coal in the Dominion than with Canadian coal, and they also argue that the coal imported from Russia is practically the only commodity .with which Russians can pay for the large amount of agricultural implements bought from Canadian manufacturers.They contend also that if the coal is debarred, it means the severance not only of Government trade relations with Russia, accomplished about two years ago, but also of private business relations, and that once severed it will bo impossible to restore them.candy store was made by robbers who carried away a \u201cbaby safe\u201d containing S200 in currency.They scorned small change apparently, for when the safe was found in a iane a few blocks away nearly two dollars in silver remained.The thugs took the bottom out of the safe with a pick axe.The only hold-up reported netted a bandit twenty-five dollars.He held up a delivery boy in a lane, first presenting him with his card INCREASE PREDICTED IN THIS YEAR\u2019S POTATO CROP Early Morning Outbreak in Toronto Had Almost Tragic Ending as Blaze Surrounded Fire Fighters.TORONTO, Ont, Oct, 13.\u2014A spectacular downtown fire which illuminated the surrounding oistrict for blocks, three firemen trapped on the roof of the burning building and the turning in of a double alarm provided early risers -\u201dith an uniooked for thrill here this morning.tion of chief coroner, and w.s an ^ rbe trio cornered on the roof by outstanding personage in \u2022\u2018he medi- the rapidly spreading flames were cal and military life of the city, I R'remen McCaul, Evans and Wool-was taken ill early last week, his ley.They had rushed up the stairs of ccr.dition became serious on Friday v hen he was removed to the hospital.Over the week-end he grew steadily worse and died at 3.55 o\u2019clock this morning.attended the function.The Prince\u2019s health was drunk in one of the rarest wines in the world, sherry of 1894, the entire vintage of which was dedicated to the Prince when he visited the famous Gonzales Cellars I at Jerez de la Frontera three years ' ago.A special cask of this precious vintage, autographed by the Prince at the time of his visit, was sent to England by airplane for the banquet.Every guest was allowed just one glass of it to drink the Royal health.Replying to the toast, the Prince repeated part of his speech in Span-I ish for the large number of those j j present who did not understand j English.His accent was highly i praised.While this was going on, Communists formed a demonstration at another point among the shrubbery but contented themselves with the singing of revolutionary songs.7 he police were not compelled to use firearms, confining their activities to the vigorous use of their batons.BETTER TO LEAVE SOME WIVES IN BED ON SUNDAY the Toronto Waste Paper Company's section of the building to direct a hose on the flames which were then sweeping through the Magic ! White Company\u2019s section, but the | flames spread so rapidly to the I Waste Company\u2019s premises the men ________________ j never had a chance to descend safe- IS REPORTED IN BRAZIL ;Iy down the stairway and for a few _____ !\t- ! minutes their position appeared Estimate of Yields for Canada | Toronto Reports Indicate that! boPe!ess as no laddera were near- LITTLE PROPERTY DAMAGE WOUND PROVING FATAL TO NEW YORK GANGSTER Early Sunday Morning Suggestion from Husband Did Not Meet With Wife\u2019s Approval.OTTAWA, Oct.13.\u2014David Pres-j ton has learned it does not pay to ' object strenuously to one\u2019s wife lying in bed on a Sunday morning.He possessed the quaint notion thao Mrs.Preston should arise at an early hour and preside in the kitchen and said so quite emphatically.Mrs.Preston arose from the bed Contradictory Stories Told Police -but not with a kitchen complex, of Attack on \u201cLegs\u201d Diamond, Underworld Leader.Made by Dominion Bureau of Statistics\u2014Figures Given for Provinces.by.brazilian Traction Company However, clever work oy other Has Not Suffered Damage as fire-fighters saw the trio rescued Result of Rebellion.OTTAWA produce TORONTO, Ont, Oct.13.\u2014Com- Oct.13.\u2014Canada wil , 43.262,000 hundredweight I meting on the upheaval prevailing .\t.,\t,.\t; m Brazil at the present time, Sir of potatoes this year, according to j J0hn Aird, president of the Canadian which read: \u201cDon\u2019t holler, I have I a forecast made by the Dominion Bank of Commerce and a director you covered from my pocket.\u201d BRAZIL AFFAIR IS OUTCOME OF LONG CAMPAIGN Bureau of Statistics.Last year of Brazilian Traction Light and n j >\tor, oorv non .1 Power Company, stated that ae- Canada s crop was 39,939,900 cwt.| eording to v\u2018 or/\u2019reachinfr th6 head The estimate by provinces this ! office of the Traction company no year, with last year\u2019s crop in brack- ! ael1ous P™Perty da™S® has been ,\t, ,, T '\t_ .\t, _ .\t, i done any place in the republic, and ets, follows: I rince Edward Island j [hat none at all has been done to the 4,652,00 cwt., (3,820,000); Nova I plant and property of Brazilian.Scotia, 3\u2019164.W0\t(2 872 600); New j GERMAN ' MARKET FAiRLY Brunswick, 5,179,000 (4,646,000);' Quebec, 14,314,000,\t(15,429,000); Ontario, when a ladder was carried to the top of a nearby building and extended across to the marooned firemen, who hurriedly evacuated the burning roof.The premises of the Paper Company were completely gutted, causing an estimated loss of $25,000.Damage of $10,000 was done to the Magic White Company\u2019s plant.(8,484,000); BREEZE FROM WESTWARD THIS MORNING GLOUCESTER.Mass., Oct.13.\u2014 The crews of Thebaud and Blue-nose, preparing for the start of the second race for the Sir Thomas Lipton fishermen\u2019s challenge trophy, found a flat calm, with a brteze making up from the westward at, eight o\u2019clock this morning.Present Revolution Not Movement of Working Class Ambitious to Gain Social Control, But a Violent Outburst Which Started at Beginning of Republic.MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Oct.13.\u2014The Brazilian revolution is not a movement of the working classes ambitious to gain social control.It is a violent outburst, after a long campaign, started at the beginning of the republic, to renovate the social and political condition of Brazil.In the beginning Brazil passed abruptly from the strict unity into untested republican federalism, for which neither the people nor its leaders were prepared.It was here that originated the political and administrative oligarchy that has ruled the country for the past forty years.There was no alternative but the revolution.In the revolutionary ranks there are three former presidents of the republic, several former state governors, former senators, former deputies and almost tho entire government of three great states, RU de Grande do Sul, Minas Geraes and Parahyba.In the latter states, the movement includes the state presidents, senators and deputies.In addition it has the support of ninety per cent of the whole population, which is entirely divorced from its political leaders.9,524,000, j Manitoba, 2,355,000,\t(1,161,000) ; | to ! Saskatchewan, 2,845,000,\t(1,149,- ! 000) ; Alberta, 1,802,000,\t(1,022,- | 000), and British Columbia, 1,427,-1000, (1,347,000).STRONG BERLIN, Oct.13.\u2014Encouraged by reports of an international loan Germany of $125,000,000, the market opened stronger today and and some stocks gained up to three points, with a few specialties going i four.TESTING PLACE FOR MACHINERY IS SUGGESTED PROHIBITION NOT LIKELY TO BE GREAT ISSUE IN U.S.ELECTIONS Nothing Loss Than a Domain of Ten Thousand Square Miles Would Do as a Suitable Space in Which to Test Present andj Future Developments in Mechanization of British Army, London Paper States.LONDON, Oct.13.-has come to face the \u201cThe time question of Democrats and Republicans Divided on This Question, But acquiring a suitable space in which Is a Hot Point of Controversy m Various States\u2014j ments in the mechanization of the November 4 Will See All Congressmen and One-Third lintlsh Army\u201d, says the military, F-i.iii\t,\t.r-r\t^ j correspondent of the observer.ot senators elected\u2014Hoover s Law enforcement Com- \u201cNothing less than a domain of 110,000 square miles will do\u201d, con- \\ ! tinues the military correspondent.; that the Imperial Conference mission at Present in Session in Washington.WASHINGTON, D.C., Oet.13.\u2014fsion here, may report on prohibition !is sitting, the possibility of triennial Discussion of prohibition which | to congress in December.Chairman ; mechanization trials in wide spaces PARIS, October 13.\u2014Alexander Harrison, of Philadelphia, one of the most noted United States painters, died here today after n long illness in his Paris studio.Ho was.r.ixty-scven years old.began in the United States | George H.Wickersham said a few before anybody now alive was born, I days ago \u201cif prohibition proves un-1 and which will continue, apparently, j enforceable this commission should as long as anybody lives in this ! say so\u201d.This stalement, he added, country, is crescendo this week and : was merely an expression of per-will not diminish until after the : sonal opinion.The commission, while ejection of November 4, if then.Pro- j it is known to be studying the ques-hibition is not a national issue in the tton, may decide not\u2019to report on1 campaign which will see all the con- what the president has called \u201ca gressmen and one-third of the sen- noble experiment\u201d.It may report ators elected, because democrats and ! enforcement possible.Even if it i republicans are divided upon the | should say that enforcement were i AMPLE CREDIT FACILITIES with every kind of terrain and with climatic variations seems to merit j consideration.\u201d Canada would seem to be the country indicated.An area of 10,000 square miles would be almost five times the size of Prince Edward Island, which contains 2,184 square miles, and would be about half that of Nova Scotia, with its area of 21,428 square miles.question, but it is a hot point of con- I impossible, its opinion would be nr unv cno goad mai/cmciüt trovèrsy in various states.\t(merely advisory.\tKLAUÏ rUK LKUr MUVLIYILN l Observers in Washington admit) But whatever the commission\u2019s!\t\u2014- Many Factors in Assistance of American Crop Marketing Re NEW YORK Oct.13.\u2014Shot mysteriously in a hotel room, Legs Diamond, gangster, barred recently oy several European countries, was dying today.He was shot five times hs he sat on the edge of his bed in his pajamas in a room on the eighth floor of the Monticello Hotel on West 64th street shortly before noon yesterday.Before sinking into a coma he told police he did not know his assailants or svhy they shot him.\u201cThe door opened,\u201d he said, \u201cand three men walked in.One said, \u2018Well, here we are, let\u2019s go,\u2019 and ail three blazed away at me.It knocked me over on the bed and they ran out.After a wffiile I got to my feet and went along the hall as far as the elevator, then I fell over again.\u201d Discovery of some of Diamond\u2019s clothing in a room adjoining his, occupied by Miss Marion Roberts, a show girl, sent police on a searen for her.She was found h;ding in a clothes closet in the apartment of Miss Agnes O\u2019Laughlin, another show girl, on Eighth avenue.Miss O\u2019Laughlin recently brought a breach of promise suit against Rudy Vallee, radio crooner.Miss Roberts, whose real name is Marion Strasmick, and who said her home was Boston, told police Diamond was in her room when the telephone operator called to say two two men downstairs wanted to see him.She said they came up and Dia mond took them into his own room She said she ran down to the fourth floor and did not hear the shots.Mrs.Diamond, who came by plane from their summer home at Acra, N.Y., told police her husband had been in New York since las\u2019 Thursday.Diamond, who has been arrested twenty-one times on cha-gcs ranging from first degree murder to suspicion, arrived from Europe by way of Philadelphia, where he was landed from a freighter after his deportation by German police.For a time he was body guard for Arnold Rothstcin, gambler, whose slaying in a hotel in November, 1928, was rimilar to the shooting of Diamond.When the police arrived some time later, Preston was lying \u201chog tied\u201d with a towel and is now in a hospital with severe bruises, a broken collar bone and two smashed ribs.JOURNALISTS TO RECEIVE CERTIFICATES OF SERVICE New Departure by Schools of Journalism Predicted by Editor of Leading Juvenile Magazine., LEXINGTON, Vt., Oct., 1.3.\u2014 Newspaper men in twenty years will be certified by journalism schools at doctors now are certified by medical schools, George F.Pierrot, of Detroit, editor of the American Boy, prophesied at a Sigma Delta Chi banquet at Washington, and Lee University yesterday.\u201cIt comes to this question,\u201d Pierrot said\u2014\u201cWould you rather be treated by a doctor trained in med-ical_ school or trained through experience?Trained news mea, by leadership, are important to the mind as trained doctors are to tha body.\u201d PRIVY COUNCIL DECISION AWAITED ON COMBINES ACT Province of Ontario to Prosecute Builders\u2019 Council if Anti-Trust Measure Is Sustained, TORONTO, Ont., Oct.13.\u2014On a decision of the Privy Council, to be handed down a week from today as to whether the Dominion Combines Act is valid or ultra vires depends the Ontario government\u2019s future course regarding action against the Amalgamated Builders\u2019 Council and the electrical combine alleged to exist in Toronto, said Attorney General W.H.Price last night.If the Combines Act is sustained, he said, the Province of Ontario will proceed to prosecute at once.On the other hand if the act is held to be ultra vires, then prosecutions will be left for action by the Dominion government.they are quite unable to say whether findings, they will be something for the sentiment of the country as a congress and the country to think i whole is changing either one way or about.If the wets should make the i the other, but they do express the gains they claim in forthcoming elec- I opinion that so far as the authori- j tions, congress might, see some for- I ties are concerned, a dozen years ensic fireworks more brilliant than I after its inception prohibition for i those put on by the last congress in the first time is being considered which there were only about one with n degree of calm.\t'hundred wet representatives out of President Hoover's law enforce-] 435 and only sixteen wet senators ment commission at present in ses- cut of 96.SHOWGIRL HELD IN CONNEC-TION WITH SHOOTING NEW YORK, Oct.13.\u2014Miss Marion Roberts, a showgirl, who was arrested by the police in conne;-tion with the shooting of Jacx j \u201cLegs\u201d Diamond yesterday, told the agriculture I police that she was born in Halifax, I N.S.viewed Board.orderly movement of crops to market.In its monthly review cf business'\t______________ and fin'ancial conditions the Board! PREMIER MacDONALD SIXTY by Federal Reserve -aid ample ciedit for this purpose _ four years of age WASHINGTON, Oct., 13.\u2014A< surance was given yesterday by the Federal Reserve Board that ample] credit facilities were available for | was assured through \u201cthe exceptionally strong position of commor-[ cial banks and of the reserve bank LONDON, Oct.13.\u2014Prime Min-ifter J.Ramsay MacDonald yesterday celebrated his sixty-fourth the prevailing case in credit con-1 birthday.He spent the day at Cho-ditions, the low level ot money [ quers, where his week-end guest-, rates, and the attitude of the Fed-(were Prime Minister J.H.Scullin, oral Reserve System.\u2019\tof Australia, and Mrs, Scullin.I f PAGE WO SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1930 .\tAYER\u2019S CLIFF\t(RESIDENTS OF\tTWO SPECIAL\t ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT\tNEWS BUDGET\t; ASBESTOS MADE\tSERVICES HELD\t TOMIFOBIA Mr.and Mrt.P.R.O\u2019Leary and Miss Ivy Silvester spent October 5th in Magog, also Mr.J.A.Giguere.Mr.Henry Longeway spent Sunday in Beebe, the guest of his son, Mr.Carroll Longeway and family.BROOKBURY The 'W.C.T.U.-members held their regular meeting at the home of Clark, Lyla E.Cook, Rhoda M.Cullen, Florence Gilbert, Freeda M.Gilbert, Mrs.V.Hilliker, Vivian M.Little, Hilda Maculay, Murdena R.MacKay, Hazel E.MacKenzie, Florence C.MacKinnon, Mme.Marceau, Bessie Morrison, Catherine G.Morrison, Marian L.Morrison, Dolena Nicholson, Dorothy Oliver, Daisy L.Scribner, A.S.Ward and M I.Webster.Flags flew at half-mast in town in commemoration cf the victims of Mrs.D.J.Saunders, on October 8th.'t* 0 ^ \"L Wednesday After ^'^^f^Xmlétiîg O\" ^ay afternoon, October 3rd, mmutes of the ^ptem^r meeting Mrg_ wmia^ Taylor entertained at were read, and the ro\tAfter Ia tea and a miscellaneous shower sponded to>y «\tnot to m honor of Mrs.Carroll Taylor,who «nT^Vwate fo the Pro-vin- has been her Kucst.Bridge was len,d a Xf® .tout\u201cT\tLI played at five tables, while the re- îial convention.A\t\u2022 j r mainder of the guests took part in a sent to the provincial p\t\"-\"guessing contest.The highest score asking for help along the lme of ?hridffe was won by Mrs.Worthen, getting the young peop.e '\"terested\tMcMannis carried off the m temperance education.It was de-\t, tion ;2e- Miss Freda Start ^^f,,Vt.SLm*nththe°To^ ^as awarded the rize in the guess-educational campaign to the loca.\tMrs.s.J.Scott taking E sfshoï'jf It\" AndreW East! :second honors' The *ueEt of ho^0r \u2019$$BEDTin£ STORIES l5-Zotincr clnVed '' as a^o presented with a prize.Tea aere totribu^ The meet ^closed w#s\tat sma]I tab]es> the J1îlïpah-,1benAtf.1Za?n * thé hostess being assisted by Mr*.Ross Lloyd Hooker will entertain the T\t_\t^ lunch the Union on November 12tn The ho,.- br.-de was preEented with a basket ess, assisted b> .1rs.L.H.\torettilv decorated in ereen and ,erved refreshments.prettily decorated in green and white, filled with a variety of pretty Miss Florence Bishop has return- and use.fu! gifts for \\vbich she ed home, after spending some t.me thanked 8]i visiting in Lennoxvilie and East \"\u2018Mr ar,d\"Mrs.Burton, of Milby, j \\k tv Ua«-û- anir.and Mrs.Charlie Willard.They were also calling on Mr.and .Newport, p-nvM-np» p j * ¦a\u2019.'.,, v.f.rP neitrh- Horn her friends.t takiaapoonfui foe, tta- , e»y.\tVt., one day recently, YUitlng Mrs.;\t^ Albert Smith when her There will be a regular_businM* Mrsi David Labonte.abouid open, breathin* btcorm e*ir, and the Robert Re muoooa atop dropping into the throat.It i* \u2019 easy U> taka.Anyone who with catarrhal deafneai or noiaea ihrald rire tbit prêter home was in Providence, are now meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Guild, on Miss Gertrude Beliveau, of Sher-guests of Mr.and Mrs.Smith.Wednesday evening, October 15th, brooke, spent a week-end at the Miss R.A.Laduke has returned at home Mr»- L.Gilbert.home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.r Quick Relief for Women of fdontrea!, recently i :tc at the home of Mr.and Mrs termediate department of the school Women need not endure periodic peins and headaches.They can spare themselves this suffering by taring ZUTOO TABLETS.Mrs.Allen Wright, of Fulford, who was relieved in 30 minute* of severe pain ano headache, wrote aaying; \u201cEvery woman in the land should know about ZUTOO TABLETS and what they will do.\u201d Just try the tablets and know for yourself how quickly 'they stop the pain.Zutoo FOR SAlf EVERYWHERE 2Ypt,bo* Hobbs and two Jack Evans, and Mrs.Wm.Storemont and two children, ,\t,\t.on Thursday.\"\tRev- Mr- and Mr*-\tand of Bury, were\trecent visitors at Mr.be sorry\tto hear\tthat he is Mr_ G Q Climinfri\tmotored to| «hildren, of Uaticook,\twere guests Bert Ook\u2019s.| Granby on Wednesday, October 8,lû* -v*r- and Mrs.G.A.Harrison, re- Mr.and Mrs.Adolphe Dube, and and attended tbe Eastern Townships CB1},\t,\t,\tMr.and Mrs.Allen Parker were in Associated Boards of Trade meet- Mrs.Arbuck,e has returned to her Cookshire, recently, on business, ling\t.home, in Fitch Bay, after spending Mr, and Mr,.Jim MacCailum and Mrs.W.H.Rick motored to :a\twe«ks with Miss A.Ward.daughter, Miss Doris, of Lennox- 1 Drummondville on Thursday for a \u201e ^ special meeting of the Ladies vmei gpent a few days, guests at Guild was held at the home of the thô bome 0f Mr.and Mrs.Charlie r president, Mrs.Roy Rolfe, on Tues- MacCailum, recently.for\tday evening, when further plans Recent guests at Mr.and Mrs.were made for the chicken-pie sup- Adolphe Dube\u2019s were, Mrs.Josephirm per to be held on November 4th.Murtagh and Mr.Leo Murtagh, of Mr.and Mr».Gordon Wilkin and Dracut, Mass., and Mrs.Eliza Shal-littie ion, of Sherbrooke, wore guests iow> Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Shallow I of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Gilbert, on and littlo son, Robert, and a gentleman friend of Whitefield.N.H.Mr.H,, were guests at Mr.and Mrs.Hamilton Lowry\u2019s, recently.Mrs.Dery returned to town on Thursday, October 2nd, after spending a month._ visiting friends in Lyndonville, Vt., and other points.Mr.John Percy, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.John Haggarty, Miss Florence and Mr.Walter Haggarty, visited friends in Wolfstown, recently.Mr.Elphege Lemay, of Quebec City, was a visitor at the home of Mrs.Leo.Hebert, Tuesday evening.Mr.Andrew McCammon, Mrs.John McCammon, Master Bobby, Miss M.D.McKenzie and Miss Alma Samson motored to Woifs-town, on Tuesday.Mis* Alice McNulty disposed of her household furnishings and entered the St.Ferdinand d\u2019Halifax Hospital, recently.Mr.John Percy, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.V/.J.Turner, motored to Robertson Station and Thetford Mines, on Tuesday.Miss Elfrida Hebert is visiting friends in the Eastern States.Recent guests at the home of Mrs.Leo.Hebert were, Mr*.Eugene home of Mrs.Todd on Tuesday evening, October 28th The next story: \u201cFarmer Brown\u2019J Boy Has to Investigate.\u201d A THREE DAYS COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble.You can slop them now with Creomulsion, an emulBified creosote that is pleasant to take.Creomulsion is a new medical discovery with twofold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth.Of ail known drugs, creosote is recognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles.Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is absorbed into tho blood, attacks the scat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs, Creomulsion is guaranteed aitlsfa» tory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respiratory diseases, and is excellent for building up the system after colds or flu.Money refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after taking according to directions.Ask your druggist, (adv.); CREOMULSION fO/t THE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS ON The friend* of Mr.Frederick Wi! ton will in tha Sherbrooke Hospital for treat ment.Mr.and Mr*.Orrin Bailey and family, of Bulwer, were recent visitor* at the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Haseltine.DRAPER\u2019S CORNER T\u2014V Mr.and Mr».Burges and family^ Mr.and Mrs.Alden Allison and family, of Bury-, v/ete guesta on October 5 at Mr.H.Al!i*on\u2019a.Mrs.Wm.Draper and Mr*.John m ! Campbell visited Mr*.B.A.Crosby f at Lennoxvilie recently Mr.and Mr*.Charles Simon* and Mrs.Herring, of Bulwer, apent a day recently at Mr.E.H.Richard-eon\u2019*.Mrs.Lincoln, of Rock Island, and; Mr*.Aitkenhead, of Sherbrooke, were guéri.» the beginning of la*t ¦ week of Mr.end Mr*.R.II.Draper fhat tear the Cbe^ ^ rAfutfiieiiy s/yrup ^ttf^rodytadU^ tre throats \tfriends.\t'undergoing surgical treatment.He men\u2019s Institute in the nar^b hod'1 Mr' Edvvard Jonson and a\tconsidered much better.Miss OctobeVjTd bv five MonfreafarGsts\u2019' °f Montreal- sPent a couPle of da>'s\u2019 Bates returned with him.recently, at \u201cTrout Brook Farm.\u201d i Mr.and Mrs.Henry Rockwell, of WTS tokin Viv3 Mr\tJIrs' E6™\u2019130 Russell and son, ! Foster, arrived in town, on Tuesday, Z 11\tw a-VM ; ba Keith- ?Ppnt Friday in Sutton, October 7th, and will spend some h'1®\u2019- h° u*°'od h's ability to tn- gUosts 0f Mrs.Arthur Beauvais.j time visiting their many friends in tertain m his splendid varied seiec-, Mrs.M.McCullough, Miss Flora this village and vicinity.In bôth'heTy and Zh \" Zoupf Z*™'\tJ,amcs Z EdwKrd ! Mr.and Mrs.William Clark spent b was accompanied by Miss Grita\tTd ,James Nay!or\u2019 Jr- two or three days with friends at Granger Miss Verna little cLn « .fed n huskTg and Party at Magog and Sherbrooke, recently.not only displayed a C f/V .X%«n\"]n^ O-foW îrd ^ I , Mr- and Mrs\u2019 Frank L' Jenne and 'oice and splendid interpretation of j \\rr\t^Tnrnc* f\tMiss\tOlive, are leaving tier two groups of songs, but proved Cowansville sDentthe nast few nlxt wfk îo\\ St- Johnsbury.Vt., bei-self a reader of real talent as\t\u2019 atZhelr1^1\t^ ^\t, fved.Miss Mina Smith is a young week-s jtems should have read that L Mrs: RPwena ^ard> Pf \\aldosta, soprano who shows great talent and ; Mr peler juliu< instead of Mr Pitt G60rff-\"' 18 a gu68'- at the home of an interesting future.Her Minuet had b^ght the farm of JH.V^gean \u2019 a:li Mrs.George Morrison for and Blackbird Song were particular- ipr.,, ^\tsome time.James; and 'Miss' Flîra O\u2019BHonl\tis vlsitin& his PEARCETON Mr.and Mrs.D.C.G sons, in Sherbrooke.The W.C.T.U.met at tie tiomt of Mrs.A.W.Westover on Thursday, September 25th.The president, Mrs.A.Hawley, was in the chair.The roll tall was respende 1 -Ji.and Mrs.D C.Gardner spent to by a good number of memh-ts.; t.-rrr.W*ak;»nd T.at., Cookshlrc> Business was chiefly regarding fin-! \u2022\u2019 hATaV,!.2!1.'n ' al plans for a temperance cam- duets by Mr.Stanley Bush, tenor, ^\tj\t0\u201ej »,\u201ei m,; r,hn c* most enjoyable concert.Immediate- ;\tJ ly following the concert, refresh- ; ments were served by Mrs.Morley , E.Honey at her home.She was as- ! sisted by Mrs.H.Paige Rowell and j Mrs.R.Thompson.Mrs.S.F.Marshall, who was also convener for v,ua xvev.aim mrs.rorn\ti i , the concert, poured the coffee.|- Mr.Arthur Husband is'home after I, anL lor a temperanc Dr.and Mrs.Stewart Hamilton spending some time at Brown Hill\" ' paisn- The subject \u2018 Franchise, ind baby, of Stanford, Conn., Mrs.Vt.\t, )vas very ably handled by the super- VVm.Hamilton ami Messrs.Laurie Mrs.A.Husband spent Saturday ' :nt-cniIent> Mrs.Cecil Woodard.Ar-and Robert Hamilton,\tof\tStrath-\tOctober 4th, visiting\ther son\tMr\trangem6nts were made to drive to more, spent a recent week-end at\tOrval Casey, ami\tMrs.Casey\t' at\tBondville, where the next meeting \u2022\t\u2019\t\u2019 îWill be held at the home of Mrs._\t________________ Glasgow, from 1 Vlvin Ilillhouse on Thursday, Oc- Cliff, Miss Ruby Thompson, North East Alburg, Vt., was visiting at tol,er HRh.Lunch will be served av Hatley, and Mrs.(iilbert, of Cass- Mr.I).F.Veysey\u2019s recently.| the neon hour.The meeting was ville, spent a recent week-end at the Miss Ruth Laduke is home caring closed by repeating the Mizpah home of Mr.A.S.Crossfield.\tfor her mother, who is somewhat benediction.Miss Jean Wighton.Westmount, better.\tI Mr.Chisholm passed awav at his spent a week-end at Mrs.R.Thom- Mr.and Mrs.D.C.Gardner, Mr.home here on Thursday, October 9 son s, recently.\tand Mrs.John Gardner and two after a long illness.Messrs.Gordon Gibb\tand\tSidney\t, children motored\tto\tFarnham\ton\tj A great deal of work is being Crande'6! iene 8\t\u2019\ti Sa'urday\u2019,0,c,tobe«-\tr ,\t,\t| done on the Woodard hill, which Grande Ligne.__\t_\t_\t1 ^\t>11 «reatly lessen the grade ami Mr.Hamilton\u2019s summer home, here.; Stanbridge Ridge.Mrs.Rose Thompson, Ayer\u2019s! Mr.and Mrs.A.\" M.Mr.Geoffrey Farrell, of Sher-1 Bedford, were calling at D\"f\u2019 Vev-1\u201cl\t,/''h , brookc, spent a\tweek-end at the I sey\u2019s on Saturday.October 4th.\u2018 !\tm!\tAlder'\t,\t.rectory, recently.\ti Rev.C.H.Brown and Mrs.Brown 1\t* n\t;A:\t\u2019 ^es.over\tand\tMrs.Mrs.John Watson and two sons, I of Montreal, were overnight guests KllkPatuck wcre ln Brome on of Melbourne, are guests at Mr.W.] of Mr.and Mrs.D.C.Gardner, one T?îlnriAv\u2019c:\tr»LvLt R.Honey\u2019s.\tI night recently.Miss Lillian Crook is the guest of Mrs.Charles Slack.Thursday.i Mrs.Bowker Mr.I.Taylor, from Farnham, and | Gudd l,n Thursday w ! Miss Ruth Martindale, of Bedford, !ments '\"' » noon for.,ho anno,, dietriet In addition to Masons from Sher- bondage of free trade when its day has long since passed away.Richard Cobden and John Bright were right in their day, but the channels of trade are but as cross-currents when compared with the conditions in their decade.I locailv.A Republic is a land in which one section must en- Develop our water-powers, ,\t,\t,\t.mines and small local industries to dure wolves because the ones that are wolf-free believe their fullest extent by giving finan-in kindness to animals.\tJ cial assistance wherever such a *\t*\t»\tj\tscheme is feasible.Cheek-to-cheek dancing should be condemned, if.\tji?2lwaysfto be built a hether or not it is a deathbed repentance ; only for the effect it has had on prize fighting.\troads.As it is.^the highway7often *\t*\t*\truns less than an acre away from The\ttwo\tthings\tthat make a\tman\tgive\tup quickly1 the.brack and trucks are hauling are a\tyellow\tstreak\tand a\tsick benefit\tpolicy.\t¦\theight cheaper than the railroad *\t, *\t|\tcompanies, tnus, the tax-payer pays ,\t!\tfor the upkeep of highway, and, The Classics are books that\timprove your mind\tin;later on\thelps to\tmake up the fifteen minutes if you can stay\tawake that long.\tdeficit on\tthe C.N.R.\tTo put these *\t» *\thighways\taway from\tthe railroads Republics are not so ungrateful.You never see a ^'id also opeT1 up more new coun-bronze Statue of a popular hero in plus fours.\ti 9.Assist the implement manu- *\t*\t*\tI\tfacturer in some way that he could A passion for liberty never is satisfied until it gets \u2019se^ implements at a price that j would prevent the Importation of ] iny of these from the United States 10._ - - - brooke and vicinity, several officiais iS™ tbe, bu!inf,ss sess?°n .Miss of the Grand Lodge of Quebec and ; ]V!?rj,orie Gilbert, the president, pre-representatives of other jurisdic- S1(de\u201d» aT1d plans were made for a rions were present, including Grand bike and Hallowe\u2019en party.Final Master W.M.Cooper, of Montreal; arrangements were also made for a Grand Secretary W.W.Williamson, Hrst aid course, under the direction COUNCIL WILL HOLD COM-MITTEE MEETING THIS AFTERNOON Members of the City Council are meeting as a committee of the whole, at a private session, this afternoon at four-thirty o\u2019clock, when they will discuss the present unemployment situation and decide upon the programme which will be submitted to Quebec, in order that the city may secure its share of the two million dollars that the federal Government is offering to Quebec Province.It is likely that the aldermen will have several discussions before they arrive at anything definite, for, it is understood, some have special proposals which they are anxious to put through and which may complicate matters.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE\u2019S RALLY An address on '\u2018The Indwelling Christ\u201d by the Rev.Mr.Crickenden, of Dixville, and the election of officers, featured the gathering here of the Eastern Townships Baptists Young People\u2019s Societies.The meeting was opened by president, Rev.R.M.Simmons, who after routine called for reports from different societies represented, which included Dixville, Coaticook, Waterville, North Hatley, and Sherbrooke.After the reports had been read, the president, in the name of the Sherbrooke Society, welcomed the various delegates, and then presented his annual report which featured the importance of the young people\u2019s work in the different communities.Following Mr.Crickepden\u2019s interesting address, the president thanked the speaker for his message, after which he called upon Mrs.L.Liddell WORK STARTED ON ELEVATOR AT COURT HOUSE Contract, Understood to Be in Vicinity of $17,000, Awarded to Local Contractor-Expected to Take Two Months for Completion.Work was started this morning at the local Court House on the excavations for the installation of an elevator.The contract, which it is understood calls for an expenditure of a sum in the vicinity of $17,-000, was awarded to a local contractor, Mr.Ephrem Beauchesne.It is expected that the work will require at least two months to complete.Sheriff Therrien is out of town and not expected until this afternoon, but it is expected that the contract calls for other renovations to be made throughout the Courr.following slate, president, Mi»» Jones, Dixville; vice-president, J.Donaldson, Coaticook; secretary-treasurer, R.S.Semple, Sherbrooke.The newly-elected officers then thanked the delegates present for the honor and expressed the hope that the year\u2019s programme \u201cwould be such as would justify the selection and election.Y.M.C.A.NATIONAL COUNCIL MEETING IN MONTREAL A meeting of representatives of the National Council of Y.M.C.A.\u2019s convened yesterday in Central \u201cY\u201d, Montreal, to consider the desirability of facing two world conferences on the North American continent in 1931, namely the World Boys\u2019 Conference at Toronto, and the World\u2019s Young Men\u2019s Conference in Cleveland and Toronto, of a regional conference and to think into the problems that will be raised at these gatherings.The situation was outlined by Mr.W.R.Cook, National Y.M.C.A.Boys\u2019 Work Secretary, who is responsible for organization.Mr.Cook stated that it was the desire of the National Council to discover, as far as possible, the attitude of different sections of Y.M.C.A., on such questions as the \u201cMission and Message of the Y.M.C.A.\u201d, the \u201cY.M.C.A.and International Relationships\u201d, \u201cThe Y.M.C.A., and its Leadership\u201d, and the \u201cY.M.C.A., and its Membership\u201d.After discussion it was felt in the best interests of the whole movement that such a conference be held to- to render a vocal solo.A nominal-i wards the end of November, under ing committee was then appointed, ! the leadership of such men as Dr.consisting of Mr.M.Hall, Miss May- Pigeon, Taylor Station,George Irvin, hew, and Mr.Lorrimer.During the who are among the outstanding period for refreshment the nominal- Canadian leaders.It was decided on Mr.Baldwin s part he now has the opportunity of leading England into its practical form ¦within the Commonwealth of Britain.He will have the aid of the greatest business executive who has ever been entrusted with the direction of Canadian public affairs, and to whom details are just useful figures.It is a problem for a man with the beautiful sense and balance of juxtaposition.But to Mr.Baldwin there must come the thought that he cannot just smoke his pipe and let nature take his course.He will have to dig and cha~z on the boss delve and work.He wnll have to think and plan\t.\t,\t_ ,\t.,\t,\t^\t\u201e arrî st-nrTv\t___c\t.t\t10.Foster and develop the Co- ana study.J he leadership of a great party means ^ N-cw York banker who says Russian propa- operative Spirit.Eliminate the mid- !Jî1t?nsive v''0I'k %ncl_a depth of understanding, ganda is the bane of his existence probably means dleman- Canada at this time espe-1 his record the Ex-Prime Minister of England did Brisbane\t.cially needs workers, not shirkers.\u2019\t.\ti\tFAIR PLAY FARMER.not leave behind him on his first occupancy of | the seat on the box.If flappers had appeared in sun-hack bathing suits ! fifty years ago, their hides would have been tanned: *- FOR THE QUEBEC SENATE.\teven more promptly.\tj *TT.LI-\t«\t*\t* 1 here has been no dissenting noise over the !\tif\tj t, ¦\t¦\t, \u201e .! I - -\t6\t1 Think yourself a wonder when business falls K À MARRIAGES nomination of the Hon.W.S.Bullock of Shef- ' i u\t, tnTj for(i _ .\t.\t-\t, r>\u201cIlocK' °r \u2018-ner your lap; howl m fear of starvation when you must tord, for the vacant seat m the Legislative Council, reach out to get it.\tFARLEY\u2014LAPOINTE a vacancy caused by the death of the late Hon.j\t»\t» «\t1 GRANBY, Oct., 13.\u2014A pyetty W F.Vilas, of Cowansville, who represented the :\tNow that Will Rogers has provided a loser\u2019s cm Notre6 Da^Church^ Granby on \"known fur such appointments-as Welling- for Lipton, maybe he will collect a few shirts for those Monday, October 6, when Miss^Alice ton-\tappointment would mean the opening who tried to beat the Stock Market.\tM.Lapointe, daughter of Mr, and of Shefford County, a constituency lost to the\t*\t* *\tMrs.Joseph Lapointe, was married Liberals in the Federal House through the impor- i Archaeologists have found an upright skeleton, th\u2022 ^nngest son^of ^Mrs! Ittrley and the tation as speakers of three Quebec Ministers who arms extended, palms up.Doubtless an ancient winter late Thomas Farley.The parish had lost their acumen.\tresort.\t\u2022\t, priest, Rev.Father Pelletier, per- Th*\tt_ f i t ., -\t'\t\u2022\t\u2022\t*\t| formed the ceremony, ine coming member or the Legislative! \u201e .\t.,\t.\tThe bride was gowned in Nile Council is sixty-five years of age, and has for1 .f01*6 the T«lity that enables you to be non- green chiffon, with green velvet hat, chaiant when your grocer passes while you are paying ! and carried Ophelia roses.She was for gas.\tI given in marriage by her father, ! Mr.Joseph Lapointe.The groom eighteen years held Shefford in the Liberal cause, latterly by acclamation.He is a native of the county, having been born in Rrrxton Pond on August 3rd, 1865.In his younger manhood he followed the ministry, but in 1907 he resigned and entered the manufacturing industry as a maker of special tools for carpenters and mechanics.PRESS COMMENT ^ was attended by his brother, Mr.Thomas Farley.During the ceremony Rev.Father Boucher rendered a solo.After the ceremony a reception was held at the ¦\u2019\u2019 home of the bride\u2019s parents, at which the immediate relatives and Admission by the Soviet official newspapers of the Mr.* and' ej!rs?E Farley left for a ^ | trip to Quebec and other points, the STERNER REPRESSION NEEDED.Soviet offici that have been carried out in ; His earlier school years he spent at Grand ! whoiesaie executions r n rended the4M°nLtreal Normal\tAnglo-S«Tn\u201c n7tio«1 LriP^rCffing8 in a green chiffon \u2022 d ^ÎC?1 .Umv«*\u2018ty.finishing his edu- and there nhould be some attention given to a sterner j veivet, fur-trimmed coat, with hat cation m a theological college at Newton Centi» rePr«srion of^ disloyal utterances within such nations'to match.On their return they will He married Miss Ellen E.Therrien, of Montreal\t' DINE ON CANADA VITAMINES.With the return of the cooler weather we sit on the part of Reds, who frankly declare that they are re:-'.de in Granby, out to oust what they call bourgeois governments The young couple received many wherever they exist.\u2014F\u2019ort William Times-Journal.beautiful and useful presents.up and take more notice of the daily dinner table.We reti porridge for breakfast.HITLERS SWORD RATTLING.Adolf Hitler, the leader of the German Nationalist HIXTABLE\u2014MAYNES WARDEN, Que., Oct., 13.\u2014A -y menu at our Socialist group which made such an impressive showing y«ry pretty wedding was solemnized dinner table.We return to soups for dinner and in the recent elections, may arouse his followers to if ,t«d Ghurch at Warden on heights of frenzy by threatening to tear the Versailles ¦\t^?rnooun> September 20, Instead of bon#., th.h\tr- .\ttreaty to pieces when he attains power.But he canno!\tiW u.Mls5 S0roth3J instead of bones the ashman now find» soup utter such prophecies and then hope for that political \u201e\t% s.fico\"d daughter of Mr.and can» at the kitchen entry, for few folks nowadays 1 and economic stabilization for which Germany and V*™\u2019 ,, , r;afnesi Waterloo, be-will go to the trouble of boiling a ioint or .other European nations are now striving.Rattling the p,,,.'! K \u2018i,;, 0 Georgo Reuben chicken to make «o\u201en\tJ\t: KWord \u201c about the last thing that ary European leader LIuxtabi?\u2019,°/ °t avvi?' seTV'nd ,8?n 0 o 10 make aouP'\t; ought to be doing these days.And though the Hitler- u?\u2019 iP*\u2019 CharIfis Stable, of Caradian v^.abU.added .o L U.iZ Tad j\t*hi* \"«\"\u201cV-l Sg.vitamine».\t(One cannot help contrasting the swashbuckling atti- Ihe Canada-grown fruit and vegetable j t^de of Adolf Hitler with the calm, reasoning mood of grown in the temperate zone have much Gn.r îu late Dr' Stre*cmann- The latter did probably more flavour »nd the rr,r^^ t.\t,\t, h f i th*n W in the German republic to set the.new \u2019\tmjde™ cooking methods can so nation on the right path from toe standpoint both of preserve that flavour that the canned soups come \"-^\t\u2019 to the table with that goodly aroma which adds zest to the appetite.This more delectable flavour of the Canada-grown vegetable has often been commented upon by connoisseurs.party standing under an arch of evergreens and autumn flowers.The ceremony was performed by Rev.C.Huxtable, father of the groom, assisted by Rev.Ailenby, of Waterloo, pastor of the church.Th© ushers wo \u2018\u2022\u201cV '.gnt J1SW1 irom me standpoint notn or W(,r(.yjr T,']ov,i Mbrother nf îeneX^ThVïh'X\t°f\t\u201c anIdMMraySl HuxuVe generally.The thought of leaders in Germany, as in- brother of the trroom Mrs F Me tiv?\tThYre should^ bn ¦ d|irftct*d to construe LaiJKhlin playcrfthc wedding man* uoMe^thef'exiMtiiur*or\u2019 Messrs.J.P.Rheault and I Simmons has something specially j0poc* Cloutier.; good to speak about.Badminton,' rA\u201e ctcvt t-ping pong and refreshments after-\tmn?/vr nutVitARAGE !™-d,\tPerson Is in- M,\tslreel, mj&z \u2022vs*\tisos dies Aid will meet with Mrs.R.car js an Essex sedan, 1929 mode), N^°n 21 Lmccin Avenue, at 8 p.m.; °f light blue color.The license the Womens Missionary Society number of the automobile is 64,135 will meet in the Church Hall on Que.; the serial number 10142773, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o\u2019clock.(and the engine number 1084787.In connection with the regular\u2019 The local police are conducting a meeting Wednesday afternoon at 3, search for the stolen car, and any o\u2019clock the St.Andrew\u2019s Auxiliary j information available should be will have a handkerchief tea.Mrs.?onl«u'nicated to the Chief of Pol-W.Sjolander and Mrs.Peter Mac-j\u2019cei Iver will be the hostess.Everybody'\t,^,.7\".- welcome.\tTRINITY UNITED CHURCH - - ! WEEKLY BULLETIN Monday, 8 p.m.\u2014Meeting of Y\u2019oung People's Society.Miss Muriel Mc-Harg, M.A., in charge.Tuesday, 3 p.m.\u2014The Ladies\u2019 Aid meets with Mrs.B.C.Howard, Hov\u2019ardene.Wednesday, 8 p.m.\u2014Regular supper and business meeting of the S.S.Board of Management.Thursday, 3.15 p.m.\u2014 W.M.S.Mke Box tea at the home of Mrs.F.N.McCrea, 85 Melbourne street.Please bring in mite boxes.8 p.m.\u2014Young Women\u2019s Missionary Auxiliary meets with Miss Vera Hall, 144 Bowen Avenue South.8 p.m.\u2014Ladies\u2019 Circle meets with Mrs.Mood.174 Victoria Street.Note\u2014Eighty-fourth anniversary SEVERAL FIRE CALLS YESTERDAY The local firemen wrere kept busy yesterday when several alarms were turned in.The first was at 8:55 o\u2019clock in the morning when a chimney fire originated at 78 Mar-nuette street, the property of Mrs.A.Z.Couture.The only damage was to the roof.At 2:30 yesterday afternoon a fire of unknown origin started in a clothes closet in the residence owned by Mr.A.Gaudrcau at 144 Short street, but the firemen soon checked the outbreak.The clothes, of course, were destroyed, and the Interior of the room suffeerd considerably from smoke and water.Two calls for chimney fires wrers '\t.\t- sounded at 5:10 and 6:40 o\u2019clock serviccs next Sunday yesterday afternoon, at 20 Gilles ^Special .7 Beauty i, Treatment^ Kushner\u2019s Beauty Shoppe.Wellington St.No.\u2014 Phone 2385.The tingling taste of fresh mint leaves is a real treat for your sweet tooth.PLYMOUTH UNITED CHURCH YVEEKLY BULLETIN During the absence of Dr.Read this week Dr.Lennon will be in charge of any special calls.Monday, 8 p.m.\u2014Weekly meeting of YM\u2019.S.All young people welcome.Thursday, 3 p.m.\u2014Meeting of YVo-men\u2019s Association.Special features.Food sale and musicale.Hostesses for tea hour Mrs.L.YV.Cook and Mrs.Prank Hovey, Musicale begins at 4 with Mrs.J.Keith Edwards in charge.i.45 p.m.\u2014YYreekly choir rehearsal.Friday, 6.30 p.m.\u2014Monthly supper and conference of the church school staff.7.15 p.m-\u2014.YY\u2019eekly meeting of Dakonya and Everona groups of C.G.I.T.Muster of 3rd Sherbrooke B.S.and Wolf Clubs, Banner of Fourth Cub Pack Dedicated by Rev.Dr.W.S.Lennon at Trinity Church Ceremony Yesterday Morning.A large congregation, of which the Canadian Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs of the city and its vicinity formed a large part, gathered in Trinity United Church yesterday morning, and listened to a sermon addressed to the boys on the subject, \u201cReady, Steady, Heady\u201d.Rev.Dr.Lennon first related his subject to the Scripture by quoting a number of passages _ emphasizing each part of the subject, and then, in the course of his remarks, pointed out that the three things implied in his subject, namely preparedness for life, reliability, or dependableness, and thoughtfulness were all deeply imbedded in the ideals of the Scout movement.After the sermon, a Wolf Cub flag, presented to the Fourth Pack of YVolf Cubs by the Mothers\u2019 Auxiliary of the Pack, was dedicated to the Pack\u2019s use in a brief ceremony conducted by Dr.Lennon at the request of its oflicers.The special music of the service included a very fine violin solo by Miss Frederica Bradley, and the singing by the choir of the anthem, \u201cThe Roseate Hues of Early Dawn\u201d.Owing to the fact that the International Sunday School lesson yesterday dealt with Mary, the mother of Jesus as an example of noble motherhood, the session of the Sunday School took on a Mother\u2019s Day cast, all the hymns used being hymns of praise for motherhood\u2019s ministries of love.The Brotherhood met as usual also at 2.30 p.m.In the evening, the subject of the sermon was \u201cIs God Jealous of Our Human Progress?\u201d.Dr.Lennon, in treating it, made his message a rebuttal of the idea that such tragedies as the loss of the R-101 are to be interpreted as indicating a Divine displeasure at men\u2019s efforts to master nature.In the course of his remarks he pointed out that man\u2019s ideas of God have changed even as set forth in the Scriptures, for the God who bars the way to the tree of life with chérubin and a flaring sword in the Book of Genesis, becomes in the New Testament, after Christ has re-revealed Him, the God whose \u201cfree gift\u201d is \u201ceternal life\u201d, and the God who incites men to ask that they may receive, to seek that they may find, and to knock that it may be opened to them.The R-101 disaster, if it be remembered that God is always and everywhere the same, does not indicate Heaven\u2019s effort to hinder human mastery of the air, but is only a sad indication of the fact that man has as yet missed discovering some principle of physics necessary to give him the mastery he seeks.But the principle needed is discoverable, and will one day be lighted upon.Any other view of God and of things would compel us to accept the idea that God has been baffled by man\u2019s ingenuities, for calamities and tragedies incident to man\u2019s efforts to gain mastery of his world have never stopped him in his adventures into the unknown, and in his determination to bend the forces of nature to his uses, and in spite of them he has ceaselessly made progress.The choir\u2019s evening anthem was \u201cLord, For Thy Tender Mercy\u2019s Sake\u201d.LENNOXVILLE ST.GEORGE\u2019S CHURCH HOLD HARVEST HOME SERVICES The annual harvest home ser-1 vice was held in St.George\u2019s! Church yesterday, when special ! music was used and a special sermon was preached by Dean Crowfoot, [ Dean of the Cathedral of Quebec.J Dean Crowfoot announced as his text \u201cThe Harvest,\u201d and gave as his subect, \u201cYVork.\u201d Work, he said, was one of the greatest causes of thanksgiving in the world, giving as his authority, Christ.Not labor,\u2019 toil or drudgery, but work, not for \u201cthe meat which perisheth,\u2019\u2019 but for the indestructible riches of the soul, was the command of Christ.God wants no loafers, no slackers, but creative and co-operative workers, who look upon work not merely as toil, but as a blessing, the speaker said.Work in the Old Testament was a punishment, but in the New Testament was something very different, a c-operation with God for the development of the human family, and no matter how humble it might be it may still be doing the will of God.The congregation was urged to dedication of all its powers to the service of God.The choir rendered the anthem \u201cI Will Magnify Thee, O God,\u201d (Churchill), Mr.Lee YVatson taking the solos.The church was decorated with autumn leaves, and prominent in the decorative scheme was a plough laden with fruits of the harvest.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES^DEATHS BIRTHS McELREA.\u2014 At Huntingville on Oct.11th, 1930, a son, to Mr.and Mrs.Donald McEirea, (nee Helen A.McLeod).DEATHS YVILKINSON.\u2014 Suddenly at her home, Lennoxville, on Sat.p.m., Oct.11th, 1930, Ethel Bigland, beloved wife of Alfred Wilkinson, at the age of 63 years.The funeral (private) was held from the late residence on Monday, Oct.13th, at 10 a.m.conducted by Rev.A.Jones.Interment in Lennoxville.(Lord\u2019s Funeral Home, 308).LAVOIE.\u2014At Lennoxville on Mon- I day, Oct.13th,\t1930, Rodolphe Philibert, youngest child of Mrj j and Mrs.M.L.Lavoie, aged 5 j months.The funeral will be held from the parent\u2019s residence, 124 I Main Street, on Tuesday afternoon, j Oct.14th, at 2 o\u2019clock to St.An- | thony\u2019s Church.Interment in Lennoxville.(Lord\u2019s Funeral Home, 308).MULLINS.\u2014 Died at Sawyerville, Thomas Bernard Mullins, husband of Eva Boileau, aged 41 years.Remains are leaving the lats residence at 9.10 a.m.Wednesday morning to the Roman Catholic Church where service will be con- BRIGHT PROSPECT SEEN FOR SALVATION ARMY IN CANADA Chief Justice of Ontario Praises Work of Amy at Rally of Ontario Provincial Command.TORONTO, Ont., Oct, 13\u2014 Faith in an even greater future for the Army in Canada and appreciation of its efforts of the past and present in the service of humanity, were voiced by representatives of the province and city a a mass meeting held yesterday by the Sal- vation Army in connection with the 48th Congress of Canada East.Sir YVilliam Mulock, Chief Justice of Ontario, was chairman of the meeting.It was his conviction, he said, that the Army was a divine institution.\u201cIt must have been a divine inspiration that came to YVilliam Booth,\u201d said Sir William.\u201cAnd as divine in its inception, It is divine in its operation.\u201cNo human instrument has ever performed so beneficial a work for the welfare and happiness of humanity as the Salvation Army,\u201d he declared.\u201cThat is its record, a record I feel sure, will never be broken.\u201d GENERAL NOTES Mr.J.H.Dunfield, of the Southern Canada Power Co., has been here the past week.Mr.C.G.Green, Divisional Inspector of Immigration, Ottawa, ducted at 9.30 a.m.Sawyerville.Interment in was at his home for the week-end.j Mr.and Mrs.Archie Duke, of j New York, were week-end guests at j the home of the Misses Perry, Prospect street.Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classi-Thcy likelv name something you They likely want.name something you FRESH FLAVOUR NOT even the deliciousness of the best coconuts you could buy and shred yourself would be superior to BAKER\u2019S.Scientific processing and packing here in Canada keeps all this original rich flavour for you.In packages, tins and by the pound.BAKER'S COCONUT A-5-30 THE CHILDREN \u2014 of \u2014 H.M.CHAPEL SAVOY will use a HEINTZMAN GRAND PIANO .Tuesday Afternoon and Evening OCTOBER 14th 1930 Concert Artist\u2014Teacher\u2014Home lover_ all revere the Heinlzman Piano.Its rich, full tone enraptures the connoisseur\u2014its quick response to hand and mind is the wonder of all who sit before it.SOLE REPRESENTATIVES FOR SHERBROOKE AND THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS H.C.WILSON & SONS Limited -\tSherbrooke, Qu WRIGLEYS Affords people everywhere great comfort and long-lasting enjoyment.Nothing else gives so much benefit at so small a cost.It is a wonderful help in work and play\u2014keeps you cool, calm and contented.ODDFELLOWS HELD DISTRICT MEETING The Oddfellows annual meeting of District No.5, was held with Unity Lodge No.8, I.O.O.F.hero, on Friday evening October 10th.The lodges comprising District No.5, are St.Francis Valley, No.44, East Angus, Howiek, No.35, Lennoxville and Unity No.8, Sher-This was also a return fraternal visit to Unity Lodge of some twelve lodges outside of District No.5, who during the summer have car- ADDS A ZEST CK39 Your Future depends upon good health and ambition.Defective Sight is a great handicap.You\u2019ll he wise if you have your Eyes examined by McCONNELL\u2019S OptometrUt* 54 King St.W., Sherbrooke, Que.1 ried out a schedule of visitations.There was an attendance of some I one hundred and twenty brothers, j The following Grand Lodge officers were present: Bro.YVm.Wallace, grand master, Coaticook; Bro.! A.S.Decarie, deputy grand master, j Montreal; Bro.W.Scrimgeour, grand warden, Sherbrooke; Bro.Geo.H.Laing, grand secretary, (Montreal; Bro.P.Hammond, grand (representative, Black Lake; Bro.I Janies Lowe, grand treasurer, Sher-(brooke; Bro.H.P.Stone, grand conductor, Ayer\u2019s Cliff; Bro.F.J.Salway, grand Herald, Richmond; I P.G.R.Bro.R.A.Lament, Mont-! real and G.S.Bro.Heath, of Derby Lire; Bros.M.M.Lothrop, C.O.Gustafson and James Johnston, Bro.S.H.Baehelder, grand high priest, and Bro.F.G.Lindley, grand guardian of the Grand Encampment of Quebec.The above named officers were received and introduced and given the honor of the order, which was followed by the opening of the business session of the district meeing, with Bro.P,.H.Laporte, D.D.G.presiding.Reports of the lodges were given.Features of the evening were the addresses by the Grand Ledge officers and the presentation of Veterans Jewels to Bro.R.A.Lament, P.G.R.and E.J.King, both of Montreal, who have been members of the Order for twenty-five years.Following the meeting an appetizing supper was served by the Sisters of Princess Rebekah Lodge, No.4.The following toasts were proposed and responded to \u201cThe King,\u201d \u201cThe Grand Lodge of Quebec,\u2019 \u201cSister Rebekahs\u201d and \u201cOur Visitors.\u201d A very successful meeting closed with the singing of \u201cAuld Lang Syne.\u201d Pretty Bride, Mrs.M.Standish, says I m never going to have Dishpan Hands Arent they clever .these pretty young modern brides?Mrs.Standish is one of thousands jfvho write delightedly\u2014 \"We do all our own work, yet our hands look so dainty, so exquisitely cared for \u2014 you\u2019d think we had a whole staff of maids at our call!\u201d They themselves discovered the secret.Washing their fine things in Lux, they noticed how nice their hands look afterward.Then they began using Lux for dishes\u2014other soap and water tasks, too.How quickly their hands showed the difference! 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