Sherbrooke daily record, 13 juillet 1925, lundi 13 juillet 1925

[" Sherbrooke Daly Record Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., MONDAY, JULY 13, 1925.Twenty-ninth Year HAVE CUT OFF FOOD SUPPLY TO FOREIGNERS Numerous Fatalities In United States Over Week-End Foreigners Have Evacuated From Honan Province About Forty Residents from Peking Syndicate Mines in Henan Arrived in Peking Last Night, Reporting that a Strike of Two Thousand Chinese Miners Began Last Week and that Water and Food Supplies of Foreigners in Honan Had Been Cut Off, Making It Necessary for Them to Leave the Province.WILL WED (Associated 1\u2019rcss Despatch) PEKING, July 13.\u2014Most of the foreign residents have been safely evacuated from Honan Province in central eastern China, where there are considerable coal and iron deposits.About forty refugees from the Peking syndicate mines in Honan arrived in Peking last night, '.\u2022eporting that a strike of two thousand Chinese miners began last week and that the water and food supplies of foreigners in Honan had been cut off, making it necessary for them to leave the province.The Peking syndicate, largely controlled by foreign capital, is one of several important coal and iron companies operating in Honan.RUSSIAN SHIP WITH A * CARGO OF AMMUNITION ! ON ITS WAY TO CANTON (Atsociated Press Despatch) CANTON, July 13.\u2014A report received by the Japanese semi-official news agency says it is reliably reported that a Russian steamer bearing 1,500,000 rounds of ammunition has sailed from Vladivostok for this port.ONCE AGAIN~ASSURE FOREIGNERS PROTECTION (Associated Press Despatch) SHANGHAI.July 13\u2014A wireless message from Changsha, in Sunan Province, says the Chinese authorities there have renewed their assurance of protection, for foreigners.THREESCORE KILLED IN U.S.IN ACCIDENTS Dv,afhs ^ from Drownings Led Fatalities Over Week-End______ Three Heat Victims in New York.RUBBER SHARE SECTION OF LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE PRESENTED WILD APPEARANCE (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, July I 3.\u2014The rubber share section of the London Stock Exchange presented a wild appearance this morning, reminiscent of the 1910 boom.Dealers received hundreds of orders over the week-end from the provinces to buy shares, and tried to execute these amid excitement and rising prices.The fact that raw rubber advanced another twopence to 52d per pound was an added stimulant.ORANGEMEN aASHED WITH SINN FE1NERS AT GLASGOW; BOTTLES, STONES AND FISTS WERE USES Giant Celebration of 235th Anniversary of Battle of Boyne Ended in Battle Royal\u2014It Was Only After a Hard Struggle that Police, by Constant Clubbing and Arresting, Were Able to Disperse Disturbers\u2014One Hundred Treated at Hospitals and Many Took Their Wounds Home to Nurse.& ¥ r- '.W.-'à GENERAL STRIKE Oh (Associated Press Despatch) CHICAGO, Juy 13\u2014More than 3 score persons were killed throughout the United States as the result of the heat wave, lightning, automobile, flying and bathing mishaps and COOLIES IS CALLED ot^TiTs' Tr ! ( W ith .thousands of persons seek-/ »\t- j r> r* *\trelief from the humidity at H(4NKOWed Tufv\" *13 Renorts b®aches- deaths fron' drownings led froHmAN&haJUlySay 'aTtSTof £?ÎSt NtoeteT^^kll coolies began there Friday and that\t^ere 8 general strike is set for tomorrow.slain by %f,tning> Psi\u2019x died of ^ SITUATION AT CANTON BorS o^e'me?death inïn air-' IS REPORTED QUIET plane accident.In addition several .______ : were injured, mostly in motor car fAssocisied Press Despatch) \u201cCCldents.HONG KONG.July 13\u2014The sit-1\tIt6 h*at, d^ths \"'ere uation at Canton is reported quiet.c01ded in .New York City, where tt \u2014 j \u2014 j.-c\t1 i___ pro- b second hottest Sunday of the coast year was reported.The mercury ithere rose to 91 degrees with a hin humidity.In the middle west the ; highest temperature was at Des Moines\u2014100 degrees\u2014while, the 98 j point was reached at Lincoln.Neb-¦raska, with 97, the record at Omaha.Chicago contributed two at the heat death total, and Sioux City, Iowa, one.Missouri\u2019s hot.weather was reduced by a heavy rainfall.Hundreds of agitators have ceeded from the city to the ports to carry on propaganda.TWO MEN WERE j KILLED TODAY j Let the wedding bells peal forth for Princess Mafalda.and Prince Philip.It has just been announced in Rome that the Princess Mafalda, second daughter of the King of Italy, is betrothed to Prince Philip of Hesse,,, nephew .qf .the .former Kaiser.______________ RIFFIANSARE PLANNING FOR ANEWATTACK In Taza Region French Position Is Looking a Little Brighter Today.FEZ, July 13.\u2014While the situation along the front, where the French are holding back Abd El Krim\u2019s Rif-fian invaders, remains generally unchanged, there are indications that the Riffians are planning.another attack on Kelaa Des Less, one of the posts nearest this city.The French command has taken all the necessary precautions.In the Taza region, to the east, the position begins to look brighter.The Riffian pressure has been at leas', temporarily relieved by the junction of two French mobile columns, effected after sharp fighting.Argument Oyer Defence Motion To Quash Indictment In John T.Scopes Evolution Case Will Probably Take Place Today Second Day of Trial Promises to See More Progress than on Friday, When a Jury Was Selected\u2014Dayton Methodist-Episcopal Church Was Pastorless Today as a Result of Week-End Activities in Evolution Controversy.G Many Jumped from Hotel Windows When All Other Means of Escape Were Cut Off by the Flames.vA»*ocial«d Prest Despatch) QUEBEC, July 13\u2014Two men are dead as a result of a fire which broke out in the Neptune Inn here at an early hour this mroning.The dead are R.Brown, a young Englishman, and Joseph Pickard, a retired lumberman.The, former was suffocated in his room and his dead body vas discovered by the firemen after the flames had been subdued.Pickard died in the hospital from the severe injuries he had sustained through jumping from a window.Though a number of other inmates were more or less in injured, none of them has been reported.Many people, both women and men, jumped from windows when all other means of escape had been cut off by the flames.The fire is said to have broken out in the room of Mr.Pickard, but from what cause no one seems to know.The first alarm was turned in about 4.45 this mornnig, and when the firemen arrived on the scene they found the famous old building enveloped in flames and with the whole neighborhood on the streets.The Neptune Inn was one of the oldest structures in the city.The interior was entirely utted but the stout old walls stood the fire test fairly well.The building was regarded as a historic landmark and was formerly the home of the \u2018old Quebec Chronicle.(Amocintrd Prei* Despatch) MOSCOW.July 13.\u2014Forty-three deaths from the bubonic plague have been reported in southeast Russia since the outbreak of the epidemic last month.Eighteen communities in the upper Volga regions have been affected Lhm far.France\u2019s 1925 Budget Definitely Voted After Being Sent To The Senate No Less Than Six Times By Chamber Of Deputies Vexed Points Regarding Deduction of Income Tax Payments from Following Year\u2019s Income and Relief of Smaller Classes of Traders from Paying Business Turnover Tax Were Finally Divorced from Bill, With Government Pledging Itself to Introduce Measures Dealing With Them at an Early Date.(Atsoclated Pres* Despatch) PARIS, July 13.\u2014After being sent, from the Chamber of Deputies to the Senate no less than six times, France's budget, for 1925 was definitely voted long after dawn this morning.Financial Minister Caillaux remained to the bitter end, speaking in the Senate and Chamber at each re-rppearance of the measure and thus being prevented from going to the bedside of his wife, who was injured in an automobile accident near Angora yesterday.Decrees were read closing the Senate\u2019s session at.5.45 a.m.and the Chamber's at 6.15.The Communists protested noisily as Premier Painleve read the Chamber decree.The vexed points regarding deduction of income tax payments from the following year\u2019s income and relief of the smaller classes of traders from paying a business turnover tax were finally divorced from the bill, with the Government pledging itself to introduce measures dealing with them at an early date.As finally voted the budget shows estimated receipts of 33,150,000,060 francs and expenditures of 33,137,-000,000, giving a surplus of 13,000,-000.The Senate1* vote of adoption was 278 to 6, and in the Chamber there was merely a show of hands without debate.At about three a.m., while the Senate was awaiting the return of the budget from the Chamber, the additional appropriations for the Moroccan campaign already voted by the Lower House were introduced and after a brief discussion unanimously adopted.The Chamber, in the vote before the final one.by which the budget was sent back to the Senate, passed the budget only when Premier Pain-leye came to the aid of the Finance Minister and made the question of retaining his revenue features intact one of confidence.Defection of the Socialists in the Chamber on this vote came when M.Blum, their leader, moved an amendment seeking to re-instate an article, dropped by the Senate, exempting provision dealers and small traders employing less than three persons from the turnover tax.After the Premier had made the question one of confidence in the Government the amendment was defeated by 325 to 245, with the.Socialists and two-thirds of the radicals voting for it.The budget was then sent, back to the Senate by a vote of 421 to 150, with the Socialists again voting against the Governmeafc I (Associated Press Despatch) 1 DAYTON, Tenn., July 13\u2014The scene of the Scopes evolution case shifted today back to the court room after a week-end interval in which attorneys\u2019 conferences, signed statements and addresses held the public\u2019s attention.The second day of the trial of John T.Scopes, Dayton High School instructor, on a charge of teaching evolution in the public schools contrary to the recently enacted Tennessee statute, promises to see more progress than Friday when a jury was selected.Court observers foresaw today these possibilities, the entering an argument of a defence motion to quash the indictment; arraignment of young Mr.Scopes after his motion had* been overruled and the presentation of the prosecution\u2019s case through a score or more of witnesses.The Methodist Episcopal Church (northen) was pastorless today as a result of week-end activities in the evolution controversy.The minister, the Rev.Howard Gale Byrd, announced that he had withdrawn from the charge after members of his congregation protested against Dr.Charles Francis Potter.Unitarian clergyman, of New Ybrk City, preaching in the church.Dr.Potter, exponent of modernist doctrines, who became widely known through a series of debates with Dr John Roach Straton.New York City, spokesman for the fundamentalists, had been invited by Mr.Byrd to occupy his pulpit Sunday morning.Dr.Potter accepted and announced he would speak on the subject \u201cevolution.\u201d Pastor Resigns When approximately fifty of the church membership of ninety-four protested, warning the pastor that Dr.Potter\u2019s appearance might, cause a \u201cdisruption\u201d of the congregation, the New York clergyman recalled his acceptance.Mr.Byrd then announced to the Board of Stewards his re-j tirement and the three regular Sun-I day services of the day were cancelled.| Dr.W.Foster Taylor, of Miami, ! Fla., Mr.Bryan\u2019s minister, had been I invited by Mr.Byrd to preach in Ms : pulpit Sunday night.1 Mr.Byrd, who roofed and painted his own church and fashioned the, furniture in his parsonage with his own hands out, of black walnut from the mountains around Dayton, is regarded here as the original instigator of the charges against Professor Scopes.His friend, George W, Rap-pleyea, original prosecutor, said that the liberal views of Mr.Byrd, his pastor, has induced him to make a test of anti-evolution lawr.Modernist Regarded as an Infidel Explaining the protest of what he, said was tre.greater part of his membership against Dr.PLAYING WITH GUN, YOON) LAD SHOTHiSELF Fatal Accident Took Place at Scotstown Last Evening\u2014Inquest Being Held Today.(Associated Pres* Despatch) ' LASGOW, July, 13.\u2014 Many sore heads were being nursed among the Irish of the Clyde district today as souvenirs of the giant celebration of the 235th anniversary of the battle of the Boyne here on Saturday night and Sunday morning.Fully fifty thousand Orangemen attended the celebration, the local members being aug-| mented by train loads from sur-i roundinv places and a large contingent from Ulster.The ceremonies in an outlying ! park in the afternoon passed with-| out disorder, but trouble began ; when the demonstrators, marching | back into the city in the evening, encountered bands of jeering Sinn Feiners.Fighting broke out and continued sporadically all along the route and throughout the' night.Bottles, stones and fists were the weapons used.The Sinn Feiners waved flags, which the Orangemen tried to capture.Bandsmen were seen wielding their instruments as weapons in the midst of the struggling mobs.One old woman who waved a green petticoat from a window was rendered hors de combat when a stone struck her in the face.Many other women were among the fighters and they took their full share of the injuries.It was long after midnight be-t fore the police, by constant club-(Special to the Record)\tj bing and arresting, were able tc SCOT STOWIN, ijue., July 13.______, disperse the disturbers.The casual- Arthur Baldwin, seventeen years of j ties are variously estimated.About age.a Gibbs\u2019 Home boy, was in-! one hundred persons were treated stantly killed here last evening as ,a ! at the hospitals, none for serious result of plaiyng with a gun which1 injuries, any many more took their he had been forbidden to handle.; wounds home to nurse.There were The.young lad, who has been resid- ft least fifty arrests, ing with Mr.and Mrs.Philip Boy\t*¦ for the past two years, while Mr.Boy was away at Ballallem, some five miles distance, last evening secured Mr.Boy\u2019s, gun and together with a friend, Albert Lemaillier, twleve years old, of Montreal, started to experiment.They evidently secured some cartridges and loaded the gun.Suddenly the gun was accidentlly discharged while young Baldwin held it and the charge entered his left side just below the ribs and came out gayS\tFigures Would Do RICHEST WIDOW IS MARRIED 0mi :Rt:i :.-fc HvX-.-Gj 1! 1 SCOPES TRIAL AT DAYTON IS DENOUNCED at his shoulder.On seeing his companion fall to the floor, litttle Lemaillier rushed to secure the assistance of neighbors.Dr.Smith was called, but on arrival could do no more than pronounce Arthur Baldwin dead.Dr .Bachand was called and an inquest is being held today.MINE OWNERS WILL REOPEN DISCUSSIONS MR.AND MRS.ALFRED G-WILSON (By NEA Service) DETROIT, July 13.\u2014Mrs.Matilda B.Dodge, widow of the late John F.Dodge, wealthy automobile ! manufacturer, is now the bride of j Alfred G.Wilson, Detroit lumber j man.The two were joined in marriage Belter to Open Hearts So that! at Mrs.Dodge\u2019s home here in a M; I.r., ceremony surprisingly simple.Only *'*-*4*LIl Liïl(»8r\t-frionHa and vol Grace of Jesus Their Hearts and relatives ; immediate friends were present.\u2022 Immediately after the ceremony they left for New York, to sail for an extended honeymoon tour in their finite knowledge, would do better to get down on their knees, bow their heads and open their hearts so that the grace of Jesus I Christ might enter their hearts.\u201d j In these words Right Rev.William n\ti ii ~n cl .j .; A.Hickey, Roman Catholic bishop proposal Has Keen submitted to 0f tbe diocese of Providence, de- British Coal Miners\u2019 Federa-i nounced the Scopes evolution trial, .ii**.t i 'now in progress at Dayton, Tenn.tion, Which Is IVieeting loday.^The statement was made in his ad- ,\t- j dress dedicating the new Church of (Associated Press Despatch) I Our Lady of Mount Carmel.LONDON, July 13\u2014The British) -«-\u2014 owners, while declining to1 (Associated Press Despatch) PROVIDENCE, R.I., July 13.\u201cThese men who have gone into the.¦t-ul'0Pe courts of the lani to determine by I , ¦ M ilson remarked that ha legal process whether man is de-1 'vould return to ms umber business scended from the common ancestor as sOC?îl, f5, * , wedding trip was of the ape and the gorilla or wheth- ^er I d be lost without it, ha er he is a creation of God, and in ! sal°\t, , ,\t, their foolish.conceit imagine that; Mrs.Dodge had been known as the truth of the issue depends upon wealthiest widow m America.mine with draw their notice of intention to terminate the agreement with the ! miners, have notified the mediator, ; W- C.Bridgeman, of their willingness to reopen the discussions at the j Potter\u2019s j point where they were suspended.; preaching, Mr.Byrd said that \u201chere\u201d This proposal has been submitted a modernist is regarded as an infid- to the Miners\u2019 Federation, which is el.As to his own beliefs the retiring I meeting today at Scarborough pastor said: \u201cI do not see why the theory of evolution need conflict with Bible, doctrine of creation.\u201d The minister, whose family includes Mrs.Byrd and three small children, said he had no plans for the future.He characterized^ his retirement as \u201cjust quitting.\u201d___ PRINCE PAYS A VISIT TO VICTORIA FALLS Declared It Was Most Wonderful Sight He Had Ever Seen.(Associated Press Despatch) LIVINGSTON, Rhodesia, July 13 \u2014The Prince of Wales visited the Victoria Falls yesterday, viewing them under most favorable conditions.He showed great enthusiasm and delight, declaring it.was the.most wonderful sight, he had ever seen.The, Victoria Falls, in the Zambesi River, were discovered by Livingston in 1855.The cataract is one of the greatest in the world, with a width of one thousand yards and a droo of 360 feet.The general council of the Trades Union Congress yesterday endorsed the refusal of the miners to meet the mine owners until the latter\u2019s proposals calling for lower wages and a longer working day were withdrawn.ECUADOR MILITARY COUP WAS ACCOMPLISHED WITHOUT BLOODSHED EXPLORER SAYS HE HAS LOCATED OPHIR IN PERU CARDINAL BEGIN A LITTLE BETTER (Associated Press Despatch) QUEBEC, July, 13.\u2014Enquiry at the Archbishop's Palace this morning elicited the information that His Eminence, Cardinal Begin was \u201ca little better\u201d than last, night when he suffered a slight indisposition which was believed to be due to the fatigue of a motor trip to and from St.Nazaire, Dorchester county, whers he blessed the corner stone of the new parish church at two o\u2019clock yesterday afternoon.$>*> -> ç* ç.j, a 4.\t\u2022)\t4 *\tTHE WEATHER + *\t?4* iSf 4*\t* * * 4* 4» -J*\t?-J 4» FINE AND MODERATELY WARM _____\tPressure is now high over the , I Great Lakes and relatively low both Uaimed to Have Discovered an east and west.The weather is cool Pronounced and rainy in the Gulf- of St.Lawrence, elsewhere fine and warm.Indian Tribe of Jewish Appearances.Forecast: Moderate westerly winds, fine and moderately warm today and Tuesday.(Associated Press Desoatch) VIENNA, July 13.\u2014Ophir, reported in the Bible as the country of gold mines from which the navy pmrgimrrgTlfirire^ of King Solomon brought gold to j Palestine, was located in Peru, says! Dr.Von Hauch, an Austrian explorer.Von Hauch declares he met in the primeval forests of Peru, in the Pampas Delsacramendo, 300 members of an Indian tribe of pronounced Jewish appearances, speaking a language similar to Hebrew.The name Solomon is the most common name among the members of the tribe.There is a legend current among; the tribe, says the explorer, of a; land of gold known as Ophir, situated on the River Hualla, to which, so legend says, white men came President Cordova Resigned and Took Refuge in Colombian Legation.(Assadatcd Press Despatch) LIMA, Peru, July, 13, \u2014 Complete success without bloodshed accompanied Thursday\u2019s military-coup in Ecuador by which General Francisco Gomez De La Torre was made military chief of the govern -ment at Quito, despatches from Guayaauil penort.President Cordova resigned and took refuge in the Colombia lega-ithe \u2014 .\t\u2014.^ tion.Troops assumed functions of many years ago and carried oif large £ military and civil srovei'muen.'L quantities of gold.Read the Record While on Your Holidays Readers are reminded that the Record can be forwarded to them promptly while on their holidays, if so desired.Tha short term subscription rate is, cash: one month 40c, two weeks 20c.If charged, Ido extra.881723 PAGE TWO SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, JULY T3, Î925, ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT NEWS ! Robert Wallace.| Married ladies \u2014 Mrs.1 Scott, Mrs.A.Harron.Men over 45 \u2014 YVm.T.Stnith, Sam Crawford, Women over 40, walking\u2014Mrs.j Wilson, Mrs, W.R.Thompson, ______\t1 Boys\u2019 three-legged race\u2014Ayton Ukertap ly the Daily Rtco.d\t^ Correspondents IS thj Various Girls\u2019 three-legged race \u2014 Dora Communities.NORTH HATLEY [ with a large attendance of mem- their midst and presented Mrs.Mac-Howard I bers and some visitors.Refresn-' Kenzie with a dozen silver spoons ments were served by the hostess,land a stainless carving set.Mrs.assisted by her daughter Annio.MacKenzie, in a few well chosen The proceeds of the meeting1 were!words thanked her friends for the 5.35.\t\u2022\t(kindness shown her, after which all Miss Margaret MacLennan is joined in singing \u2018Auld Lang Syne.\u201d home from Toronto and is the: Mrs.A.Sherman spent a few days guest of her parents, Dr.and Mrs.i last week in Gould, the guest of her MacLennan, at \u201cThe Manse.\u201d I daughter, Mrs.A.A.MacAulay.A large number of the young \u2019 Miss Etta MacLennan was m Bailey and Ida Ross, Emily Scallon 1 people are camping at Clear Lake Sherbrooke on Thursday.and Bertha Ross\t| with Mrs.Norman Madnnes as\t-.- ¦ ¦\t\u2022\"* Wheelbarrow race \u2014 Normsin i chnperon.\tASBESTOS Harvey and T.R.Beattie, Lewis The Ladies' Aid will hold the Ross and Charlie Cruikshank.| annual supper and sale in Gould Potato race\u2014Ajdon Cruikshank! town hall on Wednesday, August The North Hatley Club was the and Isabel Mathiesorii Andrew:Ross! 12.scene of a very hrdhan; soc.a! event and Eya cheaL\t, The Ladies\u2019 Aid will serve ice on Thursday evening, when a large Needle race\u2014T.R.Beattie and'cream and cake on the lawn of the number came to attend ine tust o ]}0i.a Bailey, Lewis Ross and Sadie, Misses Marion and Hattie Maclvtr the season\u2019s weekly dances\ti j\u2019rjjr2\u20acJi The Club invited about forty Mi-; Hand-in-hand \u2014 Norman Harvey htary officers from Lennoxt ilb .and jsabe] >iathieson, Andrew Ross whose presence gave increased m- and Ida Ross terest to the evening\u2019s programme.qi.'Woodard's orchestra furnished Ella Wareup'.excellent music for the dancing Shoe race ' bovs-which was greatly enjoyed\tNorman Harvey.' \" The interior of the Club is jerj .Nail-driving contest \u2014 ^Irs.A-attractive in appearance, as^-eD as Harroni Mrs> Charles Robertson.T.R.Beattie, Ay-Height, 8 feet.\u2014 Dora Smith.-Andrew Ross, on Thursday, July 16.cordially invited, All are WAY'S MILL.S the exterior, with its new furnish- pole ;.a,,ltin _ ings, excellent floors, and which is ton Cruikshank.thoroughly up-to-date in every detail.Prior to the opening of the £lub dance hall, a number of dinner Îarties were given on Thursday vening.Mrs.C.S.Houghton entertained a few friends in honor of Crl1Kshank, T; R her niece from Pittsfield, Mass.^ Miss Phvllis Colt, who with her bro- Mrs.Roy Dyson, of Johnson, Vt., is a guest at Mr.A.H.Dyson\u2019s.Master Gordon Douglas has been visiting friends in Eustis.Mr.and Mrs.Pari Gilman anJ two children, of Newport, were at Mr.F.C.Daniels\u2019 recently.Miss Leona Clifford, of Rox-bury, is visiting her mother.Mrs.Martha Clifford, and her sister, Mrs.F.C, Daniels.The Ladies\u2019 Guild will be entertained by Mrs.Arthur Lockwood and Mrs.G.Harris at the home of the former on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.Mrs.Gordon Clark has been spending a few days at North Hatley, the guest of relatives.CASSVILLE RESULTS OF EXAMINATIONS AT KINNEAR\u2019S June Examination Results of Grades 1 to 7 Published for Kinnear\u2019s Mills School\u2014General Notes.S Children\u2019s Cozy Comer 1 Mrs.Houghton.Mrs.W.S.Berg-land of Wilmington, Deleware, entertained a large dinner party.Mrs.Copley Amory, of Washington, entertained a party of sixteen fuests on the porch at Connaught, nn., which is a comfortable as well as attractive spot and has been re-1 cently opened for dinner dances.Dr.F.H.Bradley and Mrs.Bradley and family, of Sherbrooke, are at their summer home.Miss E.B.Wadleigh is spending Running broad jump \u2014 Ayton Cruikshank, T.R.Beattie.Hop, step and jump \u2014 Norman Harvey.Ayton Cruikshank.Running high jump \u2014 Ayton ! Beattie.Dro-,, veo- interesting race was the.G whee;\u20acr and Mr< Roland< st of ; Boywand gnus under Shears.J-orty Newport, were at Mr.F.C.Dan ' dels on July 5.Miss Clara Buckland is spending her summer vacation at Broad Those visiting friends in this ' Those who are spending their vacation here are .Miss Emma Eager, nurse-in-training of Quebec, at her home; Mr.and Mrs.H.Nutbrown and daughter, Verna, of Lancaster, N.H., at Mr.H.A.Lowry\u2019s; Mrs.Ernest Eager and two children, of Mr.and Mrs.Fales and Mr.and!St, Johnsbury, with Mrs.Eager\u2019s Mrs.White, of St.Johnsbury, were parents, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Morri-recent guests of their friend, Miss son; Mr.Harland McVetty, of Der-Maude Lyford.\t|by, at his home.Mr.Neally, of Bangor, Me., recently called on his friend, Mr.Ar-'son and Mrs.IN PRAIRIE OOG TOWN By Thornton W.Burgess.We all work for the common good, -As everybody always should.\u2014Yap Yap the Prairie Dog.Digger the Badger sat with a faraway look in his eyes.Peter knew thur Lyford.\tjMarbleton, were recent guests of the On July 3 Mr.Archie Goodsell, latter\u2019s brother, Mr, G.VV.Thomp-Miss Emma Hall and Mr.and Mrs,\u2019son.Henry Towers, of St.Johnsbury,) Rev.P.Matheson returned on arrived at the home of the former\u2019s Tuesday last from a month\u2019s vaca-_\tI parents, Mr.and Mrs.Geo, Good-'tion.r-\tk'?,or- Mr.ilbur ] sen.They returned Sunday evening.Mrs.E.Bracken went recently to WilLs, of Dixville ; Mr.and Mrs.N., Mr.E'ugene Parker, Miss Edith ! Cookshire on a short visit.orbi iWv»\tM-TCav nnri i without being told that in his imag- ed that he could see what Digger was seeing.Then Digger began to talk again, and in a way Peter did see what Digger wag seeing.\u201cA Prairie Dog town is a lively pace,\u201d said Digger.\u201cYap Yap is social.Yes, sir.Yap Yap is very social.ther, Mr.James Colt, is a gue_sv 011 children took part in this race.of: Parker, Mr.and Mrs.\u2019Wm.Parker! Miss Eunice McHarge was 'the) He and his relatives and friends do General Notes.vicinity include Mr.John S.Beat-tie.of Lennoxville, at his son\u2019s, Mr John Beattie ; Mr.James Wareup and Mr.Roy Suitor at Mr.James Winkins\u2019.Mr.and Mrs.Smith, of Woods-ville.N.H., are with Mrs.Smith\u2019s View farm, the home of her ents.par- and two children, of Littleton, N.H., guest of her friend, Miss visited relatives at the homes of Mr.'Eager ,on July 4th.Emma a lot of visiting back and forth.But with all their love of visiting they never forget that danger is likely and Mrs.Geo.Goodsell and Mr.and) Miss L.Skinner, of Sherbrooke,\t_\t- Mrs.John Goodsell for a few days has been engaged as principal for j to appear at any moment.0 alwsjs ipar\u2019s Mills Consolidated they have some watchman on duty.recently.the Kinnear\u2019s at Ayer's Cliff.Concert, Town Hall, Tues.,\t.\t, , 14th, 8.15.Benefit Improvement go-! Barre, \\t., with th^'r son and dau- Mrs.Eugene Parker and son.Mr.School for the school year 1925-26.- -Mr-,,KeTirieth Oliver has returned Wilbur Parker, and daughter, Miss Miss P.Fraser, of Leeds, and Miss i! om Montreal and is staying at his^isie, also Mr.Robert Farr, were A.Woodwark, of St.Rose, are both home here for a time.\t) recently guests at the homes of her returning again.Mr.and Mrs, E.Smith and Mr., Brothers, Messrs.John and George Rev.P.Matheson suffered a Pal/1\" and Mrs.S.Jordan came down to Goodsell, at North Stanstead.\tMul accident, on July 3rd, when he Mr Jordans home on July 5 for a Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Knights had his ankle badly sprained, parents, Mr.and Mrs.Francis Beat- visit.\tand three sons, of Barton, Vt., call-i\tSchool Results tie.They were aocompanie b, Mrs.F.C.Daniels, Mrs.Martha ed at the Lawton homestead on July ; The following are the results of ifforri\t¦p r n\u201e~ieis and , 3.They were on their way to Bur-'the June examinations of the Kilo- wer e in ! roughs Falls and Hatley.Mr.near\u2019s Mills Consolidated ^School, ^m Mills Consolidated they T suppose you moan,\u201d said Peter, that there is always, some one sitting up and looking this way and that way for danger.\u201d e week at Mr.J.Everett Taylor\u2019s ! Smith s father and mother.j Clifford, Mrs.F.C.Daniels ; Mr.Robert Beanie, of Monroe, j Mug P.Phyllis Daniels .J^y ! 5^11\tJj\tI Sh^r;brooke 2,n\t_ .\tj Kniglws\u2019_ old\u2019homT wa/atThê place ; order* of sjtanding^ upjo^ Grade^ VII: cietv.Tickets 50c, for sale at Bank | Rhter, and Mrs.Richardson (nee Tuesday eve.of (Commerce.\tj Janet Beattie) and her daughter, Dance at Burrough's Falls every ; motored here on Friday to Mr.Gi!-Toesday eve., weather permitting.; bert Bailey's.______________Mrs.Richardson is visiting her I sister, Mrs.Charles Ross, who is ill.; Mr.and Mrs.Newton Beattie and daughter, of Alberta, are vis-orie itors of Mr.Gilbert Beattie.Dance at Burroughs Falls every where Mr.Arthur Neil now resides, | Grade I, Jr.\u2014Everate McVety, RICHMOND weather permitting SCOT5TOWN Mrs Next Thursday afternoon at exlock at the Odd Fellows\u2019 Hall, Col-| \u201c\"Mi-Vena 'Fortie'r^ls^sDendinE'family« of Listowel, \"Ont, lege Street, there will be an auction\t^Vor\trente Mr ^s here recently, sale of used automobiles and house- and jobj, yortier.\tI.^*'r- Charles Morns John Murray, of Milan, visiting her daughter, Mrs.Nicholson.Mr.and Mrs.Aden Snelling and visited bold goods.Pioneer, John Morrison, of Farn- E, liairs, Auc- Mrs.John Wareup is visiting ^am\u2019 ^ ^i16 ^uest; ^\u2018s cousin) Mr, LEMESURIER Nutbrown a* Arnold MacKenzie.Miss Chris Morrison has gone to I Mr.and Mrs.Wm ] Leeds Village.Miss Turcotte is at home I her parents, having finished\t, ,,\t\u201e ,,\t, ,\t, term of teaching at Droin\u2019s Mill.L3^,8- D- Murray and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.John Beattie and Mary, of Graniteville, At., are the son Aulden spent a few days r*.guests of Mr.and Mrs.K.Smith.! and Mrs.Knights\u2019 (nee Elma Car- 616; Mildred Lowry, 501; Leslie |ter) former home was at the farm Nutbrown, 484; Marguerite Rciat-where Mr.and Mrs.Fred Duff now ion, 472.\u2019 Jive.\ti Grade I A Sr.1st primer.(Pos- ; ! Miss Ruth Bowen has been en- sible marks 700)\u2014-Cecil Magwood, Tnhr I gaged to teach the school at Eaton 669; Dorothy Bailey, 579; A-vin Guy, J°hn| Corner.\t1556; Greta Harron, 5ol; Walter Mrs.Chas.Lawton returned from Lowry, 438.Elmwood Park on Tuesday after-1 Grade I B, 2nd primer.(Poss noon after spending a few days with marks, 1,000)\u2014Alan Warx,\t\u2019 her daughter, Mrs.R.O.Gilley.She Blanche Thompson and Hons \\\\ ai-was accompanied home by Mrs.Gil- lace, (equal), 905; Rennet 11\t^,,_' ley and Miss Nina Gilley, who re- 887; Larence McVety, 869; Doia mc-turned to Elmwood Park, and Mrs.lKee.839; Warren Relation,\t\u2019 rara, aim mrs.iivan.ou., Warren Rdation, Montreal, where she will li the Carl Smith and son, Master Carl, Mary Bailey, 795; Alec Gra ., 1\t, her guest of her sister for a few weeks.with,™-\u2019, ™\tw\u201c* «\t^ who* wilT spend\u201d a'few *days'*at^The Ruby Montgomery, 718.Dominion Day Celebration.Quite a large gathering of patriotic people of Lemesurier and , son Aulden spent a tew days re-surrounding districts met here, on! cently at Willowdale farm, Len July 1 to celebrate Dominion DaV.! noxville.The sports opened by a football I Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Wareup, o' game between the married men and1 East Angus, are visiting friends at .inY' vt'\u20190;1-\tV,(ranEfj single men, the married men win- Leeds and Lemesurier.\t°f Mr' an front of the car makin« it iimpos- _\t, _\t,, _ \u201e\t! sible for Mr.Williams to avoid Dance at Burrougrh s Falls every striking him.The victim was imme- Tuesday eve., weather permitting.| diately taken to the Shertra-ooke Strawberry supper at Milby by Hof'Pito1 \u2019n Mr-,d.(1.Watson\u2019s car.Milby Guild and entertainment by,\tcvammation >t was found Glee Club accompanied by Mr.i that lniunes were not of a sen-Corcoran, Wed., July 15th.Supper 0UL7iat^re* .17=7\u201c ORANGEMEN OF SHERBROOKE CELEBRATED Social and Personal Mr.and Mrs.J.V.Ames, Magog | Street, are in Montreal for a few , days.C to 8 (advance time).Àdm.50c.\thospital authorities yeP0Tt\u201c Annual Picnic Held in TavlorV Messrs.T.P.Doucet and J.E.ed this morning that the little net-] ^\t.\ta / ,\t1 Trtganne.of Thetford Mines, were Sherbrooke has arranged a series lent was resting very comfortably, of ball games with the star (colored)\t- \u2014- Schenectady, N.Y., team.Three games \u2014 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 6.15 p.m.LOCAL AUTHOR TO ADDRESS ] ROTARY CLUB i Mr.Henry G.Kidd, of Bishop\u2019s | Band concert and lawn social to- Crossing, well-known author of| morrow night at Racine Park, aus-\tHalley^s Crew\" and other! pices St.Patrick\u2019s Mission Circle.Ûjv,.i ,\tof Thetford Mines, were .ove, Dirchton, on baturday| visitors in town over the week-end.-Rev.T.B.Moody and Sena-; n jj n\u201e_.C-).\t^rs'\tMacfarlane, of Mont- tor K.il.I ope bpOtwC Urange! real, is Spending the ,summer at her War Record.\t! cottage at Lake Memphreniagog.O *\t* 0,-,,\t.\t, ,, ' Miss Ethel Kna.pp and Miss Marv works, »H1 t.the speaker at the | B.ÏÏÎ el\u201c£\t.?» »¦«\"«»>¦\t»«\u201c- ¦\tT\t1\t1\t- ^-il VA V>CÜ, «V 4 V\t» VJ C 1V~ regular luncheon of the Rotary; fittingly* obs'erved'bv11 the cTran'ge-l\tof Mr' and MrS- Georsre Wednesday.July 15th, Dr.Scholls.Club, which will be held at the New; men of Sherbrooke County.Satur-\t¦ \u2022 \u2022 foot expert, win be at our store from Sherbrooke House tomorrow noon, i day July 11th, in Taylor\u2019s Grovel Mic«s\tvtr-uu,\t^ iss- *\u2022 \u2022\t^«-iBi^te/ p.a ««i store-\t; Country.\t: form of »a basket picnic,_ with a fine Patterson in North Hatlev over the tv \u2022\t- : programme of music, addresses and week-end Baseball\u2014Chappie Johnson s AIL\tnn,i -,\t-.r\t^na- Star Schenectady, N Y (colored) ARTICLES STOLEN FROM TRAP-: sp0I7\u2019 anct aDunv.iqu® feature of the +\t\u2018\t\u2022 j'V j \u2019\tFir OFFirFR\u2019S FAR\tevent was a Baby Contest, open to team will be here Tuesday, Wednes-\tric Orrlt-LKS CAR\t,, Oranciemcn\u2019s babies nn the ' \u2014'\t'\tTools, robes and other such art-,au 'Jran\u201eemens babies on tne d }\u2018\tP' icles were stolen from the auto of.?ro\u201cnds-,-Mte,r the ^ontents of the Mr.McLeod, local provincial traffic I bASK'®ts had been dealt with, tne officer, which was near the, aiUa11 pa1Tade head?d ^ Shei'- 1ST SHERBROOKE REGT.A meeting will be held on Wednes- Albion Hotel'on Saturday\u2018night lastj bl°°k« LReT|n\\eJît T,b'andA «ud mar-;v mvht of S11\tto\t_ The goods were iater recovered by! \"hailed by R.W.Bro.Capt.Prinn the local police, and it is expected : Par?ded to ihe Birchton Churchi and that three arrests will result from! ll3ck to tbe starring point in the grove, where the platform programme was carried out.As all day night of all ranks to make arrangements for a picnic.All up! TRINITY UNITED CHURCH WEEKLY BULLETIN Wednesday, 8 p.m.\u2014Mid-week service.^ Theme: \u201cThe Making of Peter,\u201d the first in a series on Apostolic Characters this robbery.: CAR COLLIDED WITH \u201cSILENT POLICEMAN\u201d YESTERDAY About ten o\u2019clcok yesterday mor-Next Sunday\u2019morning\u2019s preacher i nijlfr 3 Ford car\u2019 owned and driven Rev.Wm.H.\u2018 Bentley, of Denver\u2019Iby Mr- cErille Dion, of Orford.Colorado.\t\u2019\tcollided with the \u201csilent po'licecnan\u201d \u2019 situated at the corner of King west and Belvidere Streets.It appears that Mr.Dion and family were coming to the city to attend church seiwice.In rounding the corner Mr.Dion misjudged his distance or for some other reason ran into the traffic sign.Fortunately, however, the car was being driven at a moderate rate of speed, and none of its occupants were injured, although the car was badly damaged.E.T.GIRLS AT KNOWLTON CAMP The Canadian Girls In Training Leaders\u2019 Camp at Knowlron, under the auspices of the girls\u2019 work board of the Religious Education Association of Quebec, has just completed the most successful camo in the four years it has been established, The mornings were devoted to various studies in the subjects qualifying for leadership.The staff consisted of ladies in charge of music, religious education, psychology and literature, Bible study, organized recreation, C.G.I.T.work and special piano instruction Among those registered at the TWO RAIDS WERE CARRIED OUT DURING WEEK-END On Saturday night Chief Cami-rand\u2019s men, under the direction of Lieut.Prunier, carried out two Orange Lodges are opened with prayer, this was the first number on the programme.The Countv Master, Bro.T.C.Thompson, who is also Provincial Grand Master, welcomed the brethren, their families and friends who were present to enjoy the beautiful weather to renew old acQuaintances and make new ones.Senator Pope Speaks.Hon.Senator R.H.Pope, who was the first speaker, was given a rousing reception, and gave one of his characteristic patriotic addresses, stressing the glory and worth of British connection, a united Canada in which men of every religious persuasion might unite for Rev.H.Reginald Bigg and Miss Constance Bigg were in town for the day on Saturday from their cottage at Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Neville, Jr., and daughter, and Mr.Leslie Neville, of Montreal, were in town over the week-end visiting Mr.Alex Neville.of this city, Mr.and Mrs.Neville\u2019s son.a *\t* Doctor and Mrs.J.Alexander Hutchison, Mackay Street, Montreal, have returned home after a short stay at North Hatley.Mrs.Hutchison is returning to Hatley in a few days to stay for tihe remainder of the summer.*\t?V Miss Jessie Meigs and Miss I.S.Harkan, of Melbourne, Que., who have been spending the last two months motoring in England and Trance, aie at present in Scotland and will not return home until August.*\t* * Dr.E.A.Tomkins and family, Portland Avenue, an^ Mr.and Mrs._ -\t-\t___ raids, one on a disorderly house and Knowlton camp were a number of ! another of a house suspected of names from Sherbrooke and other selling liquor without a licence.Eastern Townships points, includ- i The first raid occurred between the purpose of making Canada a T.G.Pierce, Stanley Avenue, have safe place for democracy to dwell ; re^uy_neti from a motor trip through in.The Senator spoke of the Old northern Maine, Nova Scotia, New Flag\u2014the Union Jack\u2014the tradi- Brunswick and the Province of lions of which were the brightest Quebec.and best the world had ever known.Rev.Mr.Moody.The next speaker.Bro.Rev.T.B._\t-\t-, \u2014.Moody, of Beebe.P.Q.spoke n Sunday were Mr.and Mrs.Valmor-Orange and Protestant ideals, the Deaucheanin, of Montreal, Mr.and right of every citizen to choose his :^rs' Q- Kenneth Miller and the _ Amongst those registered at the New Sherbrooke on Saturday and -v xr tt\u2018 -\t-\u2019 .\u2014\t- - -; religion and worship God according\tShirley and Ruth Miller, of ing tne Misses Hazel Cutter, Eliza-1 ten and eleven o\u2019clock Saturday ji0 the dictates of his conscience.! 3don\u2018brea\u2018> ^r- and Mrs.C.A.O\u2019Dell beth 1 an Roden and Peggy Hold-j night, when the squad raided 32 The Orangemen had shown' their and ^Ir- Carroll A.O\u2019Dell, of Mont-imr ne Sherbrooke, Elizabeth | St.Gabriel Street, and arrested ; lovaltv to Canada and the Empire ! rea1\u2019 Mr- p- E- Boivin, of Granby, /\u2022I\tY T - .r.T TP\t.ITT\t-r-v\t, ing, of\t.\t__________ Downs and Mima Pergau, of Len- : Rose Chase on a charge of keeping noxville and Alice Lanigan, of j a house of ill fame and also Alph- Melbourne.Registrations for the junior camp, for girls from 12 to 14.at Knowlton this week, number seventy-two.Among the officers in onsine Couture on a charge of frequenting disorderly places.Both of these persons appeared before Recorder Forest this morning, were found guilty to the charge^ of this camp is Miss Eliza- j charges and a heavy sentence of beth Van Roden, of this city.! sixty dollars and costs or sixty days Misses Bernice Parkes, of Rich- was handed down to Rose Chase, mond, and Anna Strothers, of, the keeper, while a likewise heavy Orxnstown.are among the winners fine of thirty dollars and costs or of the 1925 bursaries, donated from a fund established by Mr.T.B.Macaulay, of Montreal, in connection with the C.G.I.T., work at Brome Lake.The recipients are girls who have been chosen by a committee because of their allround qualities necessary in potential leadership.in 18i2, again in the Fenian Raid.1 ''dc28rs' T.and V.C.Breakev the Boer War and in the Great !\" BreakeyvrKe, Que., Dr.and Mrs.War, ip which two hundred and:\u201d^ Alexander and Mr.and Mrs.fifty thousand Orangemen fought.jy Q- \u201dest> Toronto, Mrs.J.J.on the side of the Allies, and in Goodman and Miss Helen Joseph, which six thousand Canadian Oran-' od ;\u201cVfw ,°.rk' Er' and ^rs- Hebert, gemen made the supreme sacrifice.°d,.bree Rivers, Mr.and Mrs.A.R.In the city of Toronto alone eighty.' j1*®' Mr.and Mrs.D Chandler, thousand Orangemen enlisted for «ml -Ir.and Mrs.E,.McCurker, of service in the Great War, and the j E,08bon, Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Abbott, first seventy-five who enlisted in Mr5- Fmtt and Mrs.Sargent and Canada were members of the order, daughter, of Montreal, Mrs.J.A.forty-Lvo days was rendered in the The Order had been consistentlv; Bw-bwell, of East Angus, and Mr.case of Alpbonsine Couture.; lovai and dependably British, in all I and ,Mrs- D- A' Elliott, of Island Shortly after this raid had been : its\" history.\tI Bond, carried out the members of the! Rev.Bro.Moody spoke of the! Mr.Richard Barnes, formerly of Sherbrooke, now of Boston, Mass., is spending a few days in town.* \u2022 « Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Bowles, who were visiting friends in town, have returned to their home in Cowansville.\u2022 « \u2022 Mrs.T.Vineberg and Miss Florence Vineberg, of Montreal, are in town the guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.Rosenbloom, Quebec Street.« * « Mr.N.B.Greenleaf, of Memphis, Tenn., is spending a few days with Mrs.Greenleaf at the home of Mrs, L.S.Channel, Queen Street.* * * Mr.Ellsworth Booker, of She! borne Falls, Mass., spent the pas! week with Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Camtpibell in Waterville, returning home by motor on Sunday.# \u2022 » Mrs.Walter Clark with a party of five motored from Griswaldville, Mass., and spent the week with het cousin, Mrs.J.C.Campbell, in Waterville.\u2022 \u2022 * Mr.and Mrs.O.E.Thifbemlt and Dr.and Mrs.M.Chagnon and son, Paul Chagnon, have returned from Ottawa, where they attended the convention of Ontario Retail Druggists ?* \u2022 Miss Lillian Clark of Griswaldville, Mass., has returned to her home after spending a short visit with her uncle and cousin, Mr, S, Lard and Miss F\u2019anny Lard, in Waterville.w *\t* Mr.J.S.George, of Hopeman, Scotland, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.J.Fraser, Aberdeen Ave nue, left yesterday for Montreal and will sail Tuesday on the S.S.Meta-gama for home.» * « Mr.Duart V.McLean, of Montreal, was the week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Miller.His mother, Mrs.McLean, of Lachine, was the guest of Miss Haight, Portland Avenue.* ^ * Mr.and Mrs.J.Fraser, Aberdeen Avenue, left yesterday for Montreal.Mr.Fraser sails on Tuesday on the C.P.R.Metagama for a visit to his old home in Scotland, Mrs.Fraser remaining a few weeks in Montreal visiting friends.* * « Mrs.J, P.Wells was the hostess at the St.Francis Golf Club at the tea on Saturday afternoon.Those assisting her were Miss Eleanor Ait-ken, Miss Peg Aitken and Miss Eleanor Cushman.Mrs.R.A.E.Ait-, ken poured tea.The decorations on the table were larkspur and pink mallow.* « ¦ A large number of people visited; the Woodlands Tennis Club on ! Saturday afternoon to witness the! games between the home players and a team from the St.Francis Club.Miss F.Bryant, Miss R.A.JULY REDUCTIONS An annual event of particular interest to women who wish to observe smartness as well as economy.COOL SUMMER FROCKS from $4.95 Sold Regularly $9.50 Up* Dainty frocks for all-summer wear.SPORTS CLOTHES from $15.00 Originally Sold $25.00 Up.Including smart, well tailored dresses and travel coats of kasha.Telephone 667.88 Wellington St.N §)q Eggs some cash gifte.The guests included Mr.and Mrs.Bootland, Mr.and Mrs._ Wilfred Allison, Mr.and Mrs.Riddell, of Galetta; Mr.and Mrs.John Allison and daughter Lucy, of Kinburn; Mj;s.Florence Bunclark, of Sherbrooke; and Rev.and Mrs.J.E; B.Cowan, formerly of Wilmore, Kentucky.LUSSIER\u2014LAPLANTE SUTTON, July 13.\u2014A very pretty wedding took place on June 17 at the Catholic Church at 8 o\u2019clock, when Miss Alice Laplante, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Michel Laplante, was united in holy motrimony to Mr.Hormisdas Lussier, of St.Cyrille, Que., the Rev.leather McGee officiating.The bride, who was gowned in white duchess satin and carried a bouquet of Ophelia roses, was attended by Misses Aldea Bondville and Annie Desmarais, and two flower girls, little Therese Lassonde and | Therese Allard.Miss Lena Yates' rendered a solo, \u201cNoel du Mariage,\u201d accompanied by Miss Pauline Chen- erette.After the ceremony the guests repaired to the bride\u2019s home, whera a buffet lunch was served.Afterwards the couple left by motor foe Drummondville, where they will reside, -*-\u2014.LENN0XV1LLE ?* «\u2022 ?* \u2022{\u2022 -Î* * \u2022* * * t-* Dance at Burrough's Falls every Tuesday eve., weather permitting.OPTOMETRIST Mrs.Laberee ALL WORK GUARANTEED.Main Street, Lennoxville.Phone 137.P.0.Box 354.police department made their way ! reR^jous nha se* of* ^theT Ord er* and!\tand Miss F.Veilleuxwere to 16 b., St.Edward Street, where j explained Protestantism as some-1 money have been and are be\u2019ngl Montrëaî'Touring toT B Thfm\u2019tel another raid was earned out on a thing which witnessed for the truth.1 ^xl:>ended :n road improvement table was very attractive with uink house occupied by Hermisdas Beau-,and not something which had for ; down m the Maritime Provinces.\t¦\t5 ¦\t1 tn p k regard and suspected of selling; its sole purpose to protest against1.However Quebec Province is no EIGHT YEAR OLD LAD STRUCK BY AUTO The little eight-year-old son of1 come up before the Magistrate Mr.and Mrs.Blais, Wellington\t-r- Street, was the victim of an unfortunate, although not serious accident, on Saturday night last.In attempting to cross Wellington liquor without a licence.\t| the religious teachings of other lacking in this respect said the tra- .This raid resulted in the arrest\tjj-e also spoke of the old vellers, and nowhere did road con- ; of peauregard, who ^scheduled to Red, White and Blue Flag\u2014thV ditions excell those of this Pro.'Union Jack\u2014and denounced any.vince.Auto tourists were found in j attempt that might he made from evidence at every turn and special any party to change its present ; mention was made of the various form.\t: camping sites.In this respect Monc- Results of Sports\tj ton and Quebec City far outled any SIR JOHN SHERBROOKE\u2019S ANNIVERSARY Yesterday was the one hundred e.\t.\t, .\t\u201e\t,\t- .j +-i, \u201e\t¦\ti The following are the results of the ! o-ther place visited.At the former S.reet m front of toe Record office\tJoh?Cbaoe n wedlock to Mr.Edward; ney, 2.,\tj of their free\u2019 public \u201d camping! Andrew, son of Mr.Edward Andrew1 11\u2014Gentlemen s race, 100 yds.!rrourif]i -w-hieh is very largely patL ®usc\u201c> Seattle, and of the late [dash\u2014Lewis Seveigney, 1; Ernest roni7\u2019.The government highways of New Brunswick are mostly of gravel construction and are well cared for by constant work being done with road drags and renewing of gravel, Nova Scotia was found to be not behind in the matter of eled silk dress trimmed with pearls and a bridal veil adorned with orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of pink and white roses.After the ceremony the party motored back to the home of the bride, where lunch was served.After a most enjoyable repast the party escorted the happy couple to the depot, where they left for Ottawa en route to Philadelphia, where they will reside.The bride traveled in a \u201cnew rust\u201d colored coat trimmed with fur, with hat and canton crepe dress to match.The bride was the recipient of many beautiful gifts of silverware, linen, and chinawarc, as well as WIGGETT ELECTRIC CO., LTD.MOTORS AND WIRING.lacking; hills, mountains brooks, rivers, lakes and the sea all combine to make the Maritime Province trip one of great enjoyment.\u201cSee; Canada flr«t.\u201d UNGER SUPERFLUOUS Life is short, but at that many .,\t,, ,\tneople manage tm> outlive their use- roaa biuldiag awl Ucge noma of / fnines*.SUNSHINE AND BLUE SKY Wh*n th* Bummrr entice* you outdoors to enjoy the beauties of nature, call us up and we will look after your bread problems for you.Perhaps it may be fun making bread in winter, but it requires a wide stretch of the imagination to enjoy kitchen drudgery at this time of the year.ALLAIT High Clasn Bread Specialist.Rhone* 724-W\u2014724-J.SHERBROOKE THIS WEEK Bargains in Chesterfield Suites at McCAW-BISSELL\u2019S \u201cKEENE SERVICE\u2019\u2019 GAS, OIL AND WASH STATION ri.-o Stations\u2014King St.West and Lcnnoxville Road.CARS WASHED $1 (King Street Station.) Stephen G.Newton General Contractor 152 Victoria St.Phone 546.Sherbrooke.not rubbing -just dipping That dear little blouse of yours\u2014it\u2019s new just so long as it is kept fresh by careful washing.But when harsh soajos are used\u2014it soon gets faded and dowdylooking.The pure, gentle Lux suds will preserve its beautiful colours and its fresh loveliness.Will keep it new! LUX Lever brothers Limited, Toronto.MU SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, JULY 13, Î925, PAGE FIVE m da's Police and the Public New Era of Mutual Respect has Dawned.Chiefs of Police to Hold Big Convention in June.Important Problems for Debate.Finger Print System.this enlightened age fin their talks to \u2019\u2022\u2018R Even tn there are parents who frighten their children with threats of what the police will do to them If they do not behare.That is because their cun.mental development has been arrested, and Is in danger of an in-Setenalnate sentence tn the Prison pÇApathy.Up-to-date parents know Jhat the policeman, on.their beat.is th» friend of all the*-children who tetae within, hts ten, and of every (sEOr-abldtng atlnlt cTilxen.One et 0» cnmnaonest oTslshtalnthe-cltieK Wffthto continent .is.ttuct^of a polîce-B*»n eecfflüUng school chiMren over (tssagerenw street crossings.It, ta of the growing, co-oper-hetweea those entrirsted with of 'the law.and thoao 3 «mployeeatheynTa.Za naflsiy nmnîeîpEtîtttes -therH is i tpo little e« P.oad, about eighteen tor-s.Apply A.Caror,, Sherbrooke.Phone IS06-J.TIOLIN CASE FOR SALE.ELABORATE fjnieb.Will eeil cheap.Apply 35 Laarier SITUATIONS VACANT yJMACK\u2014IDEAL SOFT DRINK FLAVOR ^ cool, refreshing, healthful, delightfully tasty ; made in a jiffy : enormous demand ; send ten cents, get selling sample, enough for twenty-five glasses : secure th!3 business in your territory ; make money hand over fist this summer ; experience or capital unnecessary.Bradley-Garretson, Brantford, Ont.STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST WANTED \u2014Must speak both languages, experience necessary i to supply for three weeks.Apply The Mutual Life of Canada, 67 Wellington Street North.LOST AND FOUND.3P.EY SQUIRREL NECK PIECE LOST T Thursday afternoon between Codere\u2019s rweilery Store and Hospital via Par3.car.rnéer please return to Record Office.AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE EVEN PASSENGER CADALLAC CAR for sale.Could be converted into a truck Will eeii reasonable for cash.Phone 1006r5.s BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES )LACK PURSE WITH $-31 AND BANK j book, lost between Waterviiie and orth Hatley.Reward £ returned to Mrs.Duval, North Hatley.t SMALL SUIT CASE CONTAINING paints, sketches and artist's supplies, lost on Sunday morning, between Adamsville end East Farr.ham.Please write Mrs.E.A.Meilor.care of W.J.Douglas, East Farn-ham, Que.Reward.T OST\u2014LARGE HAND BAG CO NT AIN-1^ ing purse and sum cf money.Finder kindly return to Record Office and receive reward.T7LECTRICÀL ENGINEER.BY A REPAIR :\tand maintenane shop in the Province ! of Quebec, a man capable of making casts J in industrial concerns and rearranging motor j drives, would prefer one with capital en-; ottgh to take a real interest in the business.I A great opportunity for the right man.! Apply giving full particulars to Engineer, ! Box 82, Record Office, Sherbrooke, Que.REAL ESTATE FOR SAL*.DR.ETHIEE.PHONE 676, 34 KING 3T.! West.Electrotherapy, Urinary Dise IN MEMORIAM.FROST.\u2014In loving; memory of our dea.mother and grandmother, Mrs.Franklin L.Frost, who went to her eternal home July 13th, 1924.\u201cAnd somewhere yet on the hill tops Of the country that hath no pain.She will stand at God's beautiful doorway And bid us welcome again.\u201d Forever dear to MR.AND MRS.RAYMOND FROST, (Son and Wife) DONALD.DORIS.PHYLLIS, AUBREY AND FRANKLY!-7.(Grandchildren) Knowlton, Que.him.\u201cPoor Joe\u201d she said, laying a hand on his arm.\u201cI hope you will be very happy.\u201d His eyes angrily accused her.\u201cYou don\u2019t mean that.Y\u2019ou\u2019re laughing at me,\u201d he protested.\u201cNo, on my honor.\u201d He stood for a moment peering down at her, then suddenly he bent, and before she could guess his intention, he put his arms round her and kissed her.CHAPTER XLII.I I #- \u201cFirst\u2014And Last.\u201d Premier Theatre Three Times Daily at 2.30, 7,00 and 8.30, The idol of millions in his newest and joyful screen triumph.Eleanor gave a smothered cry, and started back.\u201cHow dare you! How dare you!\u201d Bansted was flushed, and his voice shook as he answered: \u201cYou\u2019ve been asking for it ever since I came in, and, besides\u2014you owe me something.I paid you a hundred aftd fifty pounds not long ago.He did not mean to be caddish, but the words sounded caddish, and he would have given his right hand to recall them when he saw the look of shame and sorrow that flooded her face\u2014the face -which had once been dearer to him than any other on earth.He broke out into distressed apologies.\u201cOh, I say, Eleanor\u2014I didn\u2019t mean anything.I\u2019m awfully sorry\u2014for Heaven\u2019s sake don\u2019t cry-\u201d For she had covered her face with her hands and w7as sobbing ivildly.# * * * * It is strange how small things will Had Joe Bansted been asked he would have pooh-poohed the idea that he still cared anything for Eleanor Colman, and she would laughingly hav« declared that he had never counted \\br anything in her life, and yet when she suddenly broke into bitter sobbing, it seemed the most natural thing in the world for him to take her into his arms and kiss her again, and for her not to resist him.All he could think of to say was\u2014 \u201cDon\u2019t cry! I didn\u2019t mean to be a brute.I\u2019m too fond of you to want to hurt you, you know that.Dash it all! I loved you first, and I shall love you last!\u201d And although she was a married woman, and he was engaged to, Diana, whom he was supposed to adore, Eleanor returned Bansted\u2019s1 remorseful kisses with quivering lips 1 before at last she drew herself shamefacedly from his arms and; tried to laugh.\u2018What an exhibition! I\u2019m so' ashamed.\u201d \u201cNonsense! Haven't we known\u2019 one another half a lifetime?\u201d be pro-j tested.\u201cI know.\u201d She looked at him with swimming eyes.\u201cBut I\u2019m married,\u201d \u201cYou might have married me.\u201d ! Suddenly she spoke the truth, from the depths of her sad heart.\u201cI wish I had! Oh, I wish I had!\u201d, \u201cEleanor.\u201d He caught her hand in a grip that hurt.\u201cWell, why didn\u2019t you?\u201d he demanded half angrily.\u201cY'ou laughed at me when I was mad about you.You did your best to smash up my life.\u201d \u201cAnd smashed up my own instead.I was a fool\u2014a silly fool.\u201d \u201cAnd now it\u2019s too late-\u201d \u201cAnd now there\u2019s Diana,\u201d she re minded him.She drew her hand away and wiped her eyes.\u201cWe\u2019re a silly pair, and we\u2019re both old enough to know better,\u201d she declared shakily.\u201cBut if we were both free?\u201d he insisted.\u201cAh! if we were!\u201d And for a moment she laid her cheek against Hhe Kid Himself (getng/olckyn You\u2019ll brush \u2019aside the tears and then you\u2019ll roar with laughter.Here\u2019s Jackie at his most lovable best! Extra Added Special Motion Pictures of The Dominion Day Celebration in Sherbrooke.|\tVAUDEVILLE\t| J Al.Edwards in The Great Novelty | | Act, Singing Pictures, introducing the ; Latest Song Hits.\t| Lloyd Hamilton in \u201cHOOKED,\u201d A Mermaid Comedy.OTHER ATTRACTIONS.But the next moment she was laughing.\u201cWe\u2019ve talked enough rubbish for one day.Go away, Joe.\u201d \u201cId rather stay,\u201d he said stubborn Iv.Drs.McCabe i- plante, eye, ear.Nose, Throat, Olivier Bldg., Sherbrooke.Office hours: 9.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Tel.1740.Specialists St.Vincent d- Paul Hospital.DR.E.A.TOMKINS, EYE, EAR, NOSE and Throat.N.Y.Post-graduate, N.Y.Kya fe Ear Infirmary.136 Well.St.N.T«l.178.ITT A.STENNING, M.D., NEW YORK r\\ % post Graduate Medical School and Hospital.Medical Diagnosis rnd treatment, Offices and X Ray Laboratory.1 Frontenac St., Sherbrooke.Tel., Offic# 1.62.Res.125W.JOSEPH L.MACAULAY, M.D.FORMER-TJ ly Specialist Nervous Diseases, Canadian Government and New York State Hospital Services.Radiant Heat, Quartz Light and X-Ray Treatments.Suite 209 Mappin & Webb Building, 10 Victoria St., Montreal.Office ho- :\t11.30 a.m., 1 p.m.-2-4 p.m.and by appointment.Tel.: Office, Lancaster 5072 ; residence.York 0778.GRANITEVILLE F( 70R SALE\u2014A SIX ROOM HOUSE WITH til modern conveniences.Practically | new.Price 14,000.W.$2,000.00 cash and j the balance arranged for.Apply 107 Es-: planade Avenue.STORAGE ROOM TO RENT At 2 Albert St.vr?ha-, e to rent a large hangar, size 75 x 30 ft., with very solid floor suitable for storage for automobiles (25 cans;, oil warehouse or general storage.On account of its very central location this eh ou Id be a very attractive proposition for anyone requiring space of this kind.We ab;o have in same building a room 30 x 40 ft., suitable for a tin, plumbing or paint - hop or general storage room.The rent in both cases is very low.Immediate possession.Apply Edwards Realty Company Oli-ritr Bl*ck, Ph»n« 101-M T OT FOP.SALE, CHEAP, 75 BY 132 FT.Plans for bungalow included, on Ontario Street, Howard Park.\u2014C.Kinkead, 54 Wellington Street.[\u2019'ARM FOR SALE\u2014150 ACRES, LOT OF valuable timber, on the Compton-John-i\u2019e Road.Apply Box *4, Record Office.WANTED TO RENT W; ranted to rent\u2014 heated flat PœseÊêion about September 1st, Record, Box 77.Apply to SITUATIONS WANTED.TrOUNG GIRL WITH PERFECT KNOW-L ledge of French and English : also buai-r.e»fi training desires position in office.Would accept temporary work to gain experience.Apply Box 684, Magog, Que.IN MEMORIAM.In lovng memory of Mrs.A, who departed this life July 13th, 1923.Not now, but in the coming years It may be in the better land, We\u2019ll read the meaning of our tears.And then sometime we\u2019ll understand.God knows the way.He holds the key, He guides us with unerring hand.Some time with tearless nye3 we\u2019ll see.T'es, there, up there, we\u2019ll understand.Inserted by MRS.G.H.LIDDELL.GOULD STATION left for an extended trip to Portland, Oregon, to visit their son Donald.They will also visit relatives and friends in Vancouver and Seattle.They expect to be gone about two months.Mr.and Mrs.W.Smith and children, of Lvndonville, are guests of her sistçr.Mrs.A.J.MacLeod.Miss Jessie McMillan, of Mont-|his shou]der and\" closed her eyes' real, is spending some time at her] Rl,f +v,\u201e ________^\t.e;vt-s.home here Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Harvey, of Stanbride East, were recently visiting Mr.and Mrs.J.R.McLeod.The many friends of Miss Margaret Smith, nurse-in-training at\t.\u2022 the Hartford Hospital, will be pleas.! .nvf111\t,.,a,(\u2019,aT triepd- [ ed to he\u2018ar that she is gaining nicely; .Vif\t' \u201de sa'^ ^ame^'- Lougheed, from a recent operation and will be\tun ,'n's*;e(I \"S-J gone Eleanor home shortly for a few weeks\u2019 vaca-\therself down on the couch by tion.\t'\tthe fire and sobbed her heart out.Mr.Alvin Coates spent July 7 in'.\tmight have been! Only she Sherbrooke on business.\t|ln \u201cer blindness had not seen it.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Copeland, of (\u2019'ie thought of Donald, and closed Berlin, N.H., were in town a few \"T oyos with a little shiver of redays visiting friends.\tpulsion.Owing to sickness Mr.J.N.Mc- M'haï had she ever seen in him to Millan has returned from Detroit, jlove ?How had she been so foolish Mr.George McLeod, of Coati- as imagine her happiness could cook is at present at home on a two ever lie in his careless keeping?And weeks\u2019 vacation.\tJife was still so long.Mrs.W.Gaffney and daughter, (Continued in our next iss.ie.) Gertrude, of Sherbrooke, were re-;\t_________ ren*; guests of her brother, Mr.D 1 Casino Theatre Thre« Times Daily at 2.30, 7.00 and 8.45.Prices: Matinee 15c, Evening 25c, Children, Mat.and Eve, 10c.NOW SHOWING FOR THE FIRST TIME.See\u2014The Bal Masque\u2014The mile-a-min-ute auto dash\u2014the prize fight featuring Floyd Johnson.All in Robert G.Vignola\u2019s production \u201cTHE WAY OF A GIRL.\u201d with Eleanor Boardman, Matt Moore, William Russell, Kate Price and Chas.K.French.Society\u2019s Pet\u2014Seeking adventure in forbidden places ! She wanted freedom and she got it.You\u2019ll be thrilled at the story of a beauty trapped by beasts.\u201cTHE GREAT CIRCUS MYSTERY\u201d \u201cSKINNERS IN SILK,\u201d a Mack Sennett comedy and others.and Mathew Betz.\u201cThe Way of a Girl\u201d is a unique combination of comedy and melodrama, and is enhanced with some of the most spectacular scenes on the screen in recent months.For sheer beauty of photography, we have seen nothing in recent months to compare with the prize fight scenes.MARBLETON Mr.and Mrs.M.C.McLeod, of j p>_ Mclver.New York, have^ returned to their, Air.Robert Scott, of Scotstown,! home after spending two weeks with ! Spent a few days recently with Mr.relatives here.\t: John McLeod, Jr.Mr.and Mrs.J.R.McLeod have! NOTICE Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified Advertisements in this issue.I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, j Yvonne Touchette.(Signed) LUCIEN HENRICHON.Lake Megantic, Que., July 10, 1925.Mrs.Gerald Bullock and children, of Farnhamville, Mass., are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.C.Blair.Mr.and Mrs.W.Chapman and daughter Helen, of Chicago, and son Harold, of New Jersey, who have been visiting Mrs.Chapman\u2019s sister, Mrs.George Moir, the past few weeks, have returned home.Mrs.Robert Hamilton, of Claremont, N.H., is visiting at the home of her father, Mr.Roy Reed.Mr.and Mrs.James Maltman, are camping at Cedarville.Mrs.Ezra Rediker, who was called to Laconia, N.H., by the illness and death of her mother, Mrs.Martha Cass, has returned home.Mr.and Mrs.Seldon George and Miss Gladys Fiske accompanied their sister, Mrs.Rediker, and attended the burial of their mother, which was held at Derby Line on July 3.Mrs.Roy Reed has been quite sick j the past week, but is now on the ; gain.Mr.Fred Biake and family, of Worcester, Mass., are camping at Cedarville with Mr.and Mrs.W.B.Bullock and family.Mr.Cecil Guerin, of Barre, Vt., spent a few days recently with his parents._______^ BETTER.THAN NONE Alice\u2014I woudn\u2019t marry the best man on earth.Agne-.\u2014I would, if I couldn\u2019t get: anybody else Daily Fashion Hints THE STAGE AW SCREEN Th; Offering tor Your Amnse> ment This Week.TENTATIVE COLLARS might better express the beginnings of the new frocks.For while many of them are colored they usually furnish an alternative and can be worn open.For instance, to the left, the collar is no more than an attached scarf.Stand up collar and straps in front distinguish a green bengallne frock.Another scarf collar comes on a barred flan- nel sports affair that does np the front and finishes cleverly in stock fashion.White linen is used as an under collar that just shows over the top of the stock when the collar is worn high.Below, a rose colored kerchief, tied negligently at the back makes a unique finishing for a kasha frock.AT THE PREMIER THEATRE \u201cThe Rag Man\u201d featuring Jackie1 C ogan will be the.attraction at the Premier Theatre today, Tuesday and Wednesday.In this picture Jackie Coogan is supported by a large well picked cast Jackie becomes Tim Kelly, vho loses his home when the orphan asylum in which he resides burns to I the ground.Tim, as hc himself might say, \"turns up missing\u201d, is,, reported among those poor unfortunates whom the flames devour.| With a blithe heart and full of the confidence of immaturity, Tim.decides to make his own way in a world that still seems friendly.He spends the rest of the night following the fire, sleeping in the junk wagon of old Max Ginsberg.A strange partnersnip ensues when Ginsberg\u2019s business takes on the racially mixed title of \u201cGinsberg and Kelly.\u201d What adventures this strangely assorted pair have! What contrast of characters are revealed! COUNCIL MEETING.MARBLETON, July 10.\u2014 The regular session of the municipal council of Dudswelil was held in the council rooms, Bishop\u2019s Crossing, on July 6, with Councillors Alex Bernard, Henri Bernard, John Des-marais, 0.F.Jenkerson and T.A.Dawson present, and with Mayor B.F.Staples in the chair.The minutes of the last session were read and approved.The annual revision of the valuation roll was then taken up and the building lot of L.E.Crite, 18b, range 4, was reduced from 51,000 to $200 on account of the buildings having all been remove!!, and lots 27b, 27c and 27d, range 6, property of John Desmarais, front $2,095 to $1,800.It was decided to submit to the next regular session a by-law to borrow 2 per cent, money enough from the government to fnish building the remainder of the Mar-bleton-St.Camille road next year, Bills amounting to $1,622.12 wen received and ordered paid.THOSE BENEFICIENT BLUES Here\u2019s a doctor saying a good word for the blues.As a means of calming excitable temperaments and highly strung nerves an occasional gloomy outlook of Ijie, he says, is distinctly beneficial.And of course we all know how profitable it is for dentists to feel down in the mouth.AT THE CASINO THEATRE The Casino Theatre management will show for the first three days of this week \u201cThe Way of a Girl\u201d with Eleanor Boardman in the leading feminine role.Others in the cast include Matt Moore, Wm.Russell BRINGING UP FATHER t-40 ou*crr - i ¦wool.Om't co OUT QT-t A.NICtHT LAKE.IXAGeiR AH'* COTS CATION \u2014 (N TOO WARN TO NOVK r~ -\tv\u2014^2^ Copyright 1924 By GEORGE McMANUS e>T CiOLLT* IE\" A NAN COULD the WAT WOMEN DO ¦ IT V/OULDN T RÆ t>0 BAO to OO OUT i woHoee.hqw MACCpe.AN' DAUGHTER AR.E.\u2018bTA-HO'N THO we A«.e: oOiNq TO A OAisce over at nro HER'bTEP'Va\u2019^ HOOOe ¦ T !\t; i m wr.Ff Aft.*»* Srwvicr I mo Gr?«t P/ri»«in nght» ANOTHER HIT mmm ïïmmmm m The \u201cFlapper Wife\u201d fox trot that took America by storm during the last few months has scored a hit in far Hong Kong, and has scored this hit with none other than Prince Goprge of England.The song was introduced there through the Hons Kong Telegraph, which obtained il through NEA Service, and when played during a dance in which the Prince joined it aroused his applause to such an extent that it had to be repeated twice.This royal approbation has made it the favorite throughout the white settlements ir < U\u201e ICoo t * SHEKJàKCO&E DAILY\tiViC* .L\u2019AY, JULY î j1, FALiL 5LV l:.Pi ifi/ Picturesque Digby, the Brighton of Nova Scotia MFC CANCER UKïsiderable Advance Made in Direction, oï finding Germ oî Disease.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, July, 13.\u2014 A report an investigations into .the cause of cancer by the British Institute of .Medical Research is to be published within the next few days.It is understood that experiments conducted by the institution résulté* in a considerable advance in the direction of finding the germ of the disease, and it is with this that the report is expected to deal, although it is unlikely that any positive daim will be put forward.It is believed the report will not 'sugge-st the discovery of any curative measures.All the newspapers refp.i- to the coming disclosures as highly interesting and important.Dr.William Gye, a member of the Institute, said its researches have apparently culminated m a discovery which we believe will suable us to detect the cause of tancer.Pressed for more definite information, Dr.Gye said the subject is \u2018too difficult for the lay mind to understand.\u201d In order to make the experiments which led to the discovery medal apparatus was invented.Dr.Gye praised the work.of Dr.J.E.Barnard, lecturer ltd Microscopy at King\u2019s College, London, and Dr.Peyton Rous, in constructing the apparatus and conducting the researches.PACIFIC COAST WELCOMES FIELD MARSHAL HAIG Great British Soldier Arrived at Vancouver last night en Route to Victoria, (Associated Presi Despatch) VANCOUVER, B.C., Juy 13.\u2014 Thousands of Great War Veterans and citizens enthusiastically _ welcomed Field Marshal Earl Haig to the Pacific Coast, when the great British soldier arrived here last night en route to Viitoria.The reception was an informal one, the formal welcome being reserved for tomorrow evening, tvhen His Lord-ship returns from Victoria.Acting Mayor Worthington, aider-men, members of the military institute and heads of returned soldiers organizations were on the station platform to greet Earl Haig.-5-\u2014\u2014\u2022 ANTICIPATE FEDERAL ELECTION THIS FALL (Associated Press Despatch) WINNIPEG, July 13.\u2014In anticipation of a Federal election this fall a call has been sent out by the Manitoba Liberal Association, for u meeting of party followers to be held on Monday.Federal Progressives are also meeting here next week.JOHN VILLE Mr.and Mrs.Earl Smith spent a few days recently as guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Jackson in camp near Fitch Bay.Mr and Mrs.Clifford LotWrop.of Fitchburg, Mass., and Miss Mary Humphrey of Sherbrooke, have been the guests of friends here.Mr.John Carroll has returned: from Magog where he spent a few days w\u2019ith friends.Mr.and Mrs.Albert Carroll entertained a large number of friends on Tuesday evening, July, 7th., in honor of their guests, Mrs.Edwin Oakes and three daughters, Misses Olive, Alice and Rossamond Oakes, of Springfield, Mass.The evening was much enjoyed.Mr.Riff, of Melbourne, has been the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Carroll.Mr.and Mrs.N.E.Fish, of Boynton, Miss Laura Fish, who has recently returned from Los Angeles, and Mrs.O.L.Worthen, of West Burke, Vt, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Snow on July 7th.ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE iËfëtèmmmÊŒmmâmm rv\" m \" rKa_ mi M-nvuwVMnar ar^a am Financial and Market News 1 Lack whisht aho ms « ! BIS CODFISH, CAUGHT tf DIÔBV' -jhb: phess '' FianM digbv 7 TTr TO CT lOAH.ma.\tJ | j.! i î - jplp .xïv/'V\u2019: ; in.\\ lüflff Sil\tÉ - /\t\u2022\u2019\ts\tYX - J .\t- I \u2018 Mtm \u2022 'v\u2019* V '¦ V 164 St.Jama* Street MONTREAL Tomato\tHafita\tSt.Ma Winnipeg Venesuvw ÉüâSÉ 85 .102% 98% 90 102% EUSIIE Quebec Harbour Commissioners 4% Bonds Duo 1st December, 1941 Principal and semi-annual interest payable at the Office# of the Quebec Harbour Commission in the City ef Quebec.Coupon Bearer form.Denominations $1,000.While not a direct obligation of the Dominion Government they may be regarded as a lien on the property constituting the Harbour of Quebec, such being the property of the Dominion Government which appoints the Quebec Harbour Commission to administer same.PRICE: 89,37 and accrued Interest, to yield 4.96% HANSON BROS.Investment Secarities 160 St.James Street TORONTO\tMain S071\tOTTAWA Alleged She Killed Children Be-: cause Husband Ran Away With Another Woman.The Truth About the Proposed Pulpwood Embargo (Associated Press Despatch) SUDBURY, Ont., July, 13______Mrs.William Kossack, of Argolia, Aigo-ma district, 234 miles northwest of Sudbury, on tin© Canadian National Railways was Sunday lodged in Sudbury district jail, charged with the murder of her two sons, 'aged six and four.Mrs.Kossack is a Ukrainian and thirty years of age.She is charged with shooting her two sons through the head with a 22 automatic rifle.The police allege that she shot her two children because her husband had run away with another woman who had taken lier place while she was in the hospital.The authorities allege that the accused claimed that the children were crying for \u201cthe other woman.\u201d DON\u2019T SPEND IT ALL SAVE A PART of your weekly or monthly salary and put it in a 4% Savings Account- The dollars that you waste each week will, if saved, accumulate rapidly.ASK FOR A METAL BANK TO USE AT HOME.THE SHERBROOKE LOAN & MORTGAGE COMPANY Doing a General Trust Company Business \\ PAGE EIGHT SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1925.SPORTING NEWS PIRATES STILL LEAD GIANTS BY SMALL MARGIN Brooklyn Handed Pittsburgh a Beating, Be; Nev York Fell Before Cubs After Sixteen Innings.(Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, July 13.\u2014 The Pirates were still leading the Nation-si League this morning, notwith-s:an Robert Newton, Ste-\u2019\t^\tphen G.Newton, Andrew G.Sang- ster and Charles Napier Blakley m district of be issued tomorrow by the club of- Canadian tennis ficials,\t(men\u2019s doubles on _______\t_____ (defeated Scott, of Tacoma, Wash MâllY Interestin'* Matches Were SHERBROOKE WON EASILY\u2019 and Turer.ne, of Seattle, 6-2, 6-3, 0-6, ¦ P, 1\t?\u2018 1 r-I1-co_ Sherbrooke chalked up their third 6-2- Marjorie Deeming, of Victoria, riayea on Local cours- straight victory over the Berlin, X.won the ladies\u2019 singles championship Forty-Eight Took Part,\tH\u201e representatives at the local\u2019bali by defeating Mrs.Wright, of Ot shins.The speaker addressed a very conspired together to defraud the championship m j\td representative congrega- \\ Newton-Dakin Construction Com- Saturday when they : \u201cP*\t\u201d\t] pany Limited, a body politic and Evening Sermon.\t| corporate, duly incorporated and In\u2018the evening Rev.E.C.Russeil having its head office and principal took for his text the quotation ! place of business m the city of bhei- from the Bible, \u201cHis mother\u201d ] brooke, by divers false pretences (Mary) \u201ckecot all these sayings inland indirect means of its moneys yard yesterday afternoon, the final tawa by 7-5, 6-4.V illard ^Crocker, ker heart.\u201d The speaker pronounc ¦Y J The represenUtives of the St.reading of the score board being 11 Montreal, won Francis Golf Club registered a vie- to 2.The locals had all the best cnamP'oash'P-\tdefeating Wallace tory over the Montreal Island Club of the argument, taking the lead in Scott, of Tacoma, 4-6, 9-i, 18-16, 6-2 NATIONAL LEAGLE\tj(Lachine) golfers in their inter- the opening frame.(Yesterday\u2019s Results)\t