Sherbrooke daily record, 11 juin 1913, mercredi 11 juin 1913

[" Sherbrooke Daily IiUbliihed 1897\tSHEEBKÜÜKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 1913 Record.ONE CENT FINAL DBAFI OF STATIONS SIBUITIED TO : Stationing Committee Made Reportât Five o\u2019clock This Morning.Few Changes Made.Final Session of Conference Was Held This Forenoon.Much Business Was Transacted Yesterday Afternoon and Evening.Rev.Mr.McIntosh, B.A., B.D., of Carp, Ont., Appointed to Sherbrooke.Rev.Mr.Visser, Coaticook, Goes to Iroquois, Ont.The Stationing Committee were engaged all night in preparing the final draft, and it was not until 4.45 this morning that their labors were completed.Several pressmen and Conference members had been waiting in the vicinity of the committee room since midnight, and the President of Conference pronounced the benediction as soon as they were admitted.The changes in this district include the following: Rev.Geo.A.McIntosh, B.A., B.1)., comes to Sherbrooke; Rev.T.P.Shaver goes to Thetford Mines; Rev.Malcolm S.Lehigh to Compton and Rev.Telesphore Roy to Magog.Conference opened sharp at 9 this morning and concluded the 'business oi i ui.i' .ice at 1 o\u2019clock.There was a good attendance, and a large amount of business was transacted.An account of the proceedings will appear in to-morrow\u2019s Record.PROPER LEGISLATION.At the Conference meeting held yesterday afternoon the following resolution was moved by Mr.J.H.Car-son, seconded by C.W.Cate, K.C., and adopted ; \u201cThat this Conference recommends the General Conference Special Committee to take steps to secure the necessary proper legislation in the Province of Quebec to give effect to the Dominion Statute of 1912, respecting the Methodist Church.\u201d This is necessary to render the amended model deed effective and has already been done in the Province of Ontario.EFFICIENCY OF LAY AGENCIES.It was moved by Rev.E.1.Hart, seconded by Rev.W.Hi.Stevens and resolved ; \u201cThat the President nominate a committee of ministers and laymen to Mw MR.B.C.HOWARD, Sherbrooke, who presided at Temperance Meeting.consider the question of maintaining the supply and increasing the efficiency of our lay agencies, to suggest means for their increased employment in the circuits and to report to the next Conference.\u201d The committee appointed is Rev.W.H.Sparling, Rev.Wm.Howitt, Messrs.W.H.Goodwin and T.J.Parkes.LAY ASSOCIATION REPORT.Tlie Lay Association presented their report.The resolution passed by them on Saturday last relative to immigration, and which has already been published in the Record, was, upon the motion of Mr.Cate, referred to the special committee appointed under the action of Monday.« SUPPORT OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS.The report contained another resolution of the Lay Association as follows : \"That the Lay Association earnestly recommends that in view of the importance of Sunday School work, all circuits be asked to make ample provision in their annual budgets for the support of the Sunday School, and thus allow, so far as is practicable, the contributions of the schools to be devoted to Missions.\u201d After discussion, this was, on the motion of Mr.Eagleson, referred to the Permanent Sunday School Committee of the Conference.TO PROHIBIT PRIZE BOUTS.The report of the Temperance, Prohibition and Moral Reform Committee was submitted by Rev.W.Howitt.The report contained a request that a requisition bo sent to tbo Minister of Justice at Ottawa to amend, if possible, at the next session, the definition of the word, \"prize-fight,\u201d so as to include boxing bouts which have the characteristics usually attendant at prize fights, and which are already under the ban in the criminal code.PROTEST RE LIQUOR STORES.The report also contained a protest against the union of liquor and grocery businesses in the same place, a request that inefficient inspectors In \u201cdry places\u201d be removed, a demand for dealing more strictly with moving picture shows where vaudeville turns are given, and referred to the necessity of making known more generally the fact that where thirty persons in a municipality demanded a poll on the licensing question the authorities were compelled to grant it.After considerable debate the report was adopted.THE FINAL DRAFT STATIONING COMMITTEE MADE REPORT EARLY THIS MORNING.The final report of the Stationing Committee was made to Conference this morning at about five o\u2019clock.There are not many changes from the first draft.Rev.A.H.Visser, of Coaticook, who was first mentioned for Sherbrooke, has been appointed to Iroquois, and the next pastor of the Sherbrooke Methodist Church will be Rev.G.A.McIntosh, B.A.4 B.D., of Carp, Ont.The revised list of stations is as follows: MONTREAL NORTH DISTRICT.Montreal (East End)\u2014D.Mick, 489 Fullum.Shawinigan Falls \u2014 L.Sheldon Throop.MONTREAL SOUTH DISTRICT.Point Fortune\u2014Thomas Handcock.Ormstown\u2014Albert Matthews.MATILDA DISTRICT.Iroquois\u2014A.H.Visser.Geo.Rogers superannuated.Matilda\u2014E.W.S.Coates.Inkerrnan\u2014Wm.Philp, B.A., B.D.Winchester\u2014F.H.Sproule, D.A.Cbesterville\u2014W.H.Stevens.William Knox superannuated.Morewood\u2014E.O.James.William Knox superannuated.Avonmore\u2014J.W.Cbarlesworth, B.D.BROCKVILLE DISTRICT.Prescott\u2014Wm.Howitt, B.A., B.D.Harper H.Coates, M.A., D.D., Missionary to Japan.Mailorytown\u2014E.W.Crane.F.A.Cassidy, M.A., left without a station at his own request.Westport\u2014C.D.Baldwin.Frankville and Toledo\u2014A.E.Ha-gar, M.A.KINGSTON DISTRICT.Cataraqui\u2014L.M.England, B.A.Wm.F.Perley superannuated.PERTH DISTRICT.Carleton Place\u2014W.H.Sparling, B.A.\t, B.D.Samuel B.Philips superannuated.OTTAWA DISTRICT.Eardley, Que.\u2014J.A.Vaughan, under the Superintendent of Aylmer.Carp\u2014E.R.Kelly.Manotick\u2014L.H.Fisher, S.T.L.QUEBEC DISTRICT.Sherbrooke\u2014G.A.Midntosh, E.A., B.\tD., 9 Court street.Thetford Mines\u2014T.P.Shaver.STANSTEAD DISTRICT.Compton\u2014Malcolm S.Lehigh.Georgeville\u2014Wm.Pimlott.Barnston\u2014C.B.McLaughlan.Magog\u2014Telesphore Roy.WATERLOO DISTRICT.Waterloo\u2014S.F.Newton.Thomas Rennie, Walker\u2019s Falls, Ont., supernumerary.SUSTENATION FUND REPORT.This report was presented by Rev.J.A.McNeil, and showed that through the efforts of the Committee the salaries of ministers had been increased last year, and there was a small balance in hand.Rev.S.J.Hughes is treasurer.SUNDAY SCHOOL COMMITTEE.This was presented by Rev.F.J.Hayden.It contained a recommendation that Conference memoralize the general Conference to prepare a special service to receive baptized children into the Church after they have been instructed in the catacumen classes, or in the Sunday School, that the service he called an affirmation service and that instructions be given to ministers to secure the admission of every baptized child who has reached the age of ten years into the membership of the Church.The report was adopted.\"STATE OF WORK\u201d REPORT.The debate was resumed on this report.On the motion of Rev.0.S.Docprose, seconded by Mr.A.Shaw, it was amended by the addition of the following : \"That the President of the Conference, the Chairman of Montreal N., the Chairman of Montreal S district, the minister and laymen allocated by the City Mission Hoards and the minister and laymen allocated by this Conference to the Annual Conference Missionary Committee he a.Commission in Evangelical and Social Service with a view to studying the question i Continued on page 7) POWERS ARE REARMED Using Every Effort to Prevent War Breaking Oof SERVIA AND BULGARIA WARNED THAT NO CASH WILL BE FORTHCOMING.London, June 11.\u2014The great powers are exerting every effort to prevent the Balkan states from flying at eacli other\u2019s throats, and, reports from Vienna indicate, with some success.Russia and Germany particularly are busy counselling peace and moderation, and the French Government is supporting them, and, as the principal creditor, is giving both Servia and Bulgaria clear warning that in event of war no financial assistance will be forthcoming either before or after hostilities.Since Servia has definitely declared that she will avoid all provocation towards Bulgaria, even should the latter refuse revision of the treaty of alliance, and will wait before proclaiming annexation of the occupied territories, and since Bulgaria has also expressed readiness to do everything possible to maintain peace, it is still hoped that war may be averted.The Neue Freie Presse learns that Dr.Daneff shortly will form a new Cabinet at Sofia, no military reasons for further delay existing, as the Bulgarian army is ready for action on the Servian and Macedonian frontiers.ONE mi SEVERAL MED Strike Riot at ipswick, Mass., Cause of Great Disturance FIFTEEN ARRESTS MADE, INCLUDING I.W.W.LEADERS.Ipswich, Mass., June II.\u2014 One woman was shot and killed, seven other persons were wounded by bullets and many others, including several policemen, were hurt by flying missiles in a strike riot outside the Ipswich Hosiery Mills last night.Fifteen persons, including leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World, were taken into custody.The dead woman was Miss Nicoletta Paudelopoulos, aged 27, who was a spectator of the fight.Five of the wounded were hurried at once to the Salem Hospital, 14 miles distant, in an automobile.An appeal for help was sent to Salem, and, after a riot call had been souhded in that city, eighteen officers were rushed over the road in automobiles.Order had been restored, however, before their arrival.The actual fighting did not Inst over five minutes.WORK AT MILLS RESUMED.Ipswich, Mass., June 11.\u2014(Special) \u2014The Ipswich Mill, near the gates of which one woman was killed and a number severly juj ived m a not last night, was opened today \u2022without further disturbances.Under protection of a large force of police about 200 operatives resumed work.Neatly 600 remained on strike.The disturbance started when 500 English-speaking employees left the mills at the end of their day\u2019s work.They were met by groups of pickets under the leadership of the Industrial Workers of the World, who have been conducting a strike at the plant for a 20 per cent, increase in wages.-4- Started For Flight Over Lake Erie to Sandusky HIS FAILURE TO REACH THE CITY HAS CAUSED MUCH ANXIETY.Sandusky, Ohio, June 11.\u2014Up to a late hour last night, Harry- Atwood, the aviator, whb left Ecorse, Mich., in his hydro-aeroplane yesterday afternoon for a trip over Lake Erie to this city, 1ms not reached here and no word had been received as to his whereabouts.When Atwood left Ecorse, a short distance down the Detroit River from Detroit, the weather was clear and calm, and the aviator was confident he.could make the trip over ibe western end of Lake Erie in recur 1 time.His failure to reach this city las Cfiused alarm for bis safety.Had Atwood followed the course on returning to Sandusky that be took in flying towards Detroit fast week, he should have passed over Put in Hay Island late yesterdav afternoon.The lightkoepor on the i.-dnn 1 did not sight him.The course from Ecosse to Hnndusky is approdnmtely sixty miles in length Dlf NEWS SPECIALS EMM AU PASTS OF K EASH TOWNSHIPS M RIDE fiOfUGATES Those Attending C.O.F.Convention Will be Entertained EXPECTED THAT OFFICERS WILL BE ELECTED TO-NIGHT.The delegates attending the Catholic Order of Foresters Convention, which is now being held in this city, are busily engaged in receiving the reports of the various committees.The reports show that the past year has been a most successful one in every department of work.It is expected that the reception of the reports and the discussion thereon will be finished this afternoon.The question of a meeting place for the next convention will then be discussed.There is a possibility that the election of officers for the ensuing term will take place this evening.STREET CAR RIDE THIS AFTERNOON.At two o\u2019clock this afternoon the delegates, accompanied by a large number of Sherbrooke citizens, were taken for a trolley ride to Lennox-ville and over the city.Sharp at two o\u2019clock three cars started from the Magog House and three from the Albion Hotel, and the delegates were taken all over the company\u2019s lines.The cars were placed at the disposal of the visitors through the courtesy of the Sherbrooke Railway and Power Co.SESSION THIS EVENING.The ride will be over at 5 o\u2019clock, when the guests will land at Victoria Park.From 5 until 6 they will be free to do as they please.At 8 o\u2019clock the regular business of the convention will be.proceeded with: objecTïS GilG ADVICE Unionists Say Home Rule Not Understood in Canada MOTION TO REJECT THE MEAS URE DEFEATED BY MAJORITY OF 98.London, June 11.\u2014After one of the most remarkable debates in recent years, the House of Commons yesterday voted down the motion to reject the Home Rule Bill by a majority of 98, after which the measure passed second reading without divis ion.Dissenting from Mr.Redmond, who declared the overseas dominions were overwhelm ng in favor of Irish Home Rule, Major Morrison Bell said the issue had never been clearly put be fore the Canadian people.He challenged the Nationalists to get a resolution in favor of it being passed through the Commons at Ottawa.Hamar Greenwood said there was not a single public man in Canada who was not in favor of Home Rule for Ireland, because the principle had worked well in Canada.It was regarded there as a long stride toward the federation of the Empire.Bonar Law said\u2014\u201cAny one who has the smallest acquaintance with Canada knows that the statement made by the last speaker is absolutely wide oil the mark.If he had said that a majority of Canadians were in favor of Home Rule I should not have contradicted it, hut to say the whole of Canada is in favor of Home.Rule is utterly at variance with the fact.The lion, member said further that no member of Mr.Borden's Cabinet had taken part in any anti-Horne Rule demonstrations.\" -f- DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT DRIVES OUT.London, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Duchess of Connaught was able to drive out yesterday, and will leave for Bagshot at the end of the week.HON.GEORGE PERLEY MARRIEDJ OTTAWA Ceremony Was Quietly Observed in St.John\u2019s Church This Forenoon HR1DE IS ONE OF CAPITAL\u2019S SO CIAL LEADERS, AND DAUGHTER OF LATE THUS.WHITE.Ottawa, June 11 .\u2014(Special)\u2014Hon.George H.Perley, Minister without portfolio in the Borden Administra tion, was very quietly married at St.John\u2019s Church at 9.30 a.m.to-day to Miss Mllly White, one of the capital\u2019s social leaders, and daughter of the late Hon.Thomas White, Minister of the Interior under the late Sir John Macdonald.Rev.J.F.Oorman performed the ceremony, which, owing to a recent bereavement in the bride\u2019s family, was witnessed only by Immediate relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Perley left by private ear for Toronto and Del roil.MOUD PASHA ASSASSINATED Head of Turkish War Killed in Constantinople HAD MUCH TO DO IN BRINGING ABOUT MILITARY REVOLUTION IN TURKEY.London, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A report reached London from Constantinople that Mahmoud Schefket Pasha, a Turkish Grand Vizier and Minister of War had been assassinated in Constantinople.Mahmoud Schefket Pasha was a office as Grand Vizier since January 23rd., of this year when Kiamil Pasha resigned.On the same day Nazim Pasha, commander of Turkish army at Tchatalja lines, was shot dead during a demonstration in Constantinople.Mahmous Schefket Pasha was a pure Arab and a native of Bagdad.Mahmout Schefket Pasha, despite his close intimacy with Abdul Hamid, was the moving spirit in fostering military revolution which brought about that Sultan\u2019s fame, in which he was assisted by Enver Bey after he had put an end to Cabal, which surrounded Abdul Hamid.The old Sultan attempted to recover his autocracy and Mahmoud Schefket Pasha then caused his deposition and had his brother, Mehmed V, placed on the throne.Soon after the outbreak of the Balkan war, Mahmoud Schefket Pasha was appointed chief of commissarial department of the Turkish War Office, and he was one of those present at the grand council of the empire which decided in January of this year to accept the proposal of the European powers to bring the war to an end.EX-UWLfflip IlD HI SUMS Lord Murray Purchased Stock With Liberal Party Funds DID NOT HAND THEM OVER BE CAUSE HE TOOK THE WHOLE RESPONSIBILITY.London, June 11.\u2014Captain Arthur Cecil Murray, brother of Lord Mur ray, explained yesterday the latter\u2019s purchase of American Marconis by making a statement before the Marconi Investigating Committee.I)' said: \u201cJust before Lord Murray went away in January, he handed me 3,(MM) American Marconi shares.He said that he purchased them on behalf of the party, and said he proposed to keep them until the Marconi business was cleared up, so that nobody could be involved but himself.\u201cHe also said that he had told no one of his colleagues, hut at the time when he was handing matters over to his successor (Mr.Illingworth), in August, he had consulted Sir Frank Crisp, his legal adviser,, about the Marconi shares.He did not hand them over to the latter because he wished to take the whole responsibil ity upon himself.\u201d -*¦- 200 REBELS KILLED.Mexico City, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Carranza's main army was decisively defeated by General Pena at Bocate-che, just south of Monclova, yesterday according to the war department.The fighting lasted seven hours and the government announces that 200 rebels were killed.-*- THROUGH TRAFFIC ON G.T.PACIFIC SERVICE FROM WINNIPEG TO MONCTON EXPECTED NEXT YEAR.- Ottawa, June 11 .\u2014Indications here point to j the commencement of through traffic on the Grand Trunk Pacific from the prairies to the Maritime Province ports in 1914.The question turns on the completion of the car ferry at Levis, as the gap on the main line between Cochrane and Quebec, now only some 30 miles wide, will be filled early this autumn.The contract time for the provision of the ferry is May, 1914, and if this limit is observed, the service from Winnipeg to Moncton will he in operation a year from now.- KINQKTON SOLDIER DROWNED.Kingston, Ont., June 11.\u2014Corporal John Kulkins, of the Fifth Field Battery, of Kingston, was killed as a result of falling off a train at Knight\u2019s Hiding, about five miles from here Monday night.Conductor Heal y, of the O.P.R., saw the soldier lying beside the track yesterday.Coroner Ross drove to the scene, and the body was brought to the city, where it was identified.When found, the body was lying in a pond, and the Coroner pronounced death due to drowning.The Fifth Field Battery, of which the deceased was a member, left Mon day evening at 9 o\u2019clock for I'elewn wn camp.SOLD FARM PROPERTY FOR $3000.Brookbury, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.Hollis M.Tite bas sold his farm for $3,000 to Mr.Doherty, of Levis.RESCUED FROM RIVER Fulford, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014Eric, the two-year-old san of Mr.E.C.Joyal, fell into the Yamaska River near his home.His cousin, Joy Galer a girl about eleven years of age, saw him fall, and immediately went to his rescue and brought the boy safe to the bank again.But for her timely action a drowning would have occurred.\tm §500 FOR ROAD WORK.Tingwick, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.F.V.Lessard, Secretary Treasurer for the municipality of Tingwick has received the sum of $500 from Government.$100 was a special grant for work done on the hills on Craig Road, the other $400 the amount promised for working direct money tax for the summer of 1912.VISITORS HAD HARD LUCK.Brome, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014A party of tourists from North Troy, Vt., motored over to Knowlton on Sunday afternoon.Later they proceeded towards Brome, but the four miles was only made in a little less than four hours, owihg to a break down.They were taken in tow by another auto and on arriving here decided to pass the night.On the following morning bidding their friends adieu they headed for Uncle Sam's territory but the pesky car had to he abandoned by the road side.A friend motorman was again called to their assistance.They had a good visit, however, and left town by rail on Tuesday morning, CHANGES AT DANVILLE CENTRAL.¦Danville, June il.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A change in the staff of the Danville office of the Eastern Townships Telephone Co., will take place the first of next week.Mrs.George, who has been local manager since the change was made some months ago, and Miss Shaw one of the operators, have sent in their resignations, which have been accepted to take effect on the 15th., inst.The patrons of Uie company will bo sorry to learn of Mrs.George\u2019s resignation as she has been a most careful and capable manager and has during the term of that office endeavored to give general satisfaction.She will in: succeeded by Miss J.M.Lançe of Richmond.It is understood the company intend to unite Richmond and Danville offices under one management.It is hoped subscribers will give the same support in the future to Miss Lance as they have done to Mrs.George in the past.GOES TO GRACE CHURCH, MONTREAL.Sutton, June If.\u2014(Special)\u2014Rev.1.Allin Ireland, Rector, of Buckingham, Que., will succeed Rev.Archdeacon Ker at Grace Church, Mon treat, whose retirement was announc ed recently, and will take charge of the parish on July 1st.Mr.Ireland is a graduate of the Montreal Diocesan Theological College, where he took his degree in 1909.Buckingham was the first parish of which he has had charge, and he has been there since las ordination.Rev.J.A.Ireland, who takes the place held by Rev.Archdeacon Ker for twenty-Four years, is a brother of Mrs.Harris, of Sutton, and of Rev.J.Ireland of South Stukely.Rev.John Ker succeeded the late Rev.John Smith of Sutton in the Episcopal services held at Glen Sutton in the seventies, after which he was Rector i of Dunham for several years.The ill- ! ness necessitating the retirement of Rev.Ker is deeply regretted by a host of true friends throughout this entire section.THREE MEN DROWNED CANOE WAS OVERTURNED IN LAKE KENOGAMI.Quebec, June 11.\u2014Three men employed at Price Brothers pulp mills at Jonquieres, were drowned in Lake Kenogami, about seven miles off.yesterday, their canoe being overturned in a heavy wind.The names of the men are Arthur Ross, Francois Duchesne and Joseph Morin, all of Jonquieres, and formerly of Chicoutimi.Their bodies have not yet been recovered.¦\u2014*-$- THE WEATHER !' ,\tLOCAL FORECAST.\t« 1 1\tSouthwest and west winds; \u2019 \u2019 fine and warm.\tJ i FROST DID DAMAGE.Brome, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The frost of Monday night did considerable damage to garden produce.Ice formed quite thick on the water in certain places.SOCIETY DOING GOOD WORK.Brome, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A young man of this locality was fined for abusing a horse which he i had hired from a livery in Sutton.Another man was let off with a warning.The proceedings were had at the instance of the local branch of the S.P.C.A., which is doing good work.CORN AND CLOVER DAMAGED.Stanstead, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014The heaviest frost of the month occurred Tuesday morning, doing considerable damage to gardens and the corn and clover crops.The thermometer stood at 30 at 4.30 a.m.HORSES FOR THE WEST.West Bolton, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 On Sunday afternoon two carloads of horses were loaded at Foster Station for the West.One car contained an exceptionally fine lot.Prices were well maintained, $300 having been paid in some cases.INVOKE DIVINE AID TO DESTROY CATERPILLARS.Danville, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A Solemn Mass was said in the Roman Catholic Church here Tuesday morning.The object of the same was to invoke divine aid in destroying the ravaging pest of caterpillars that are so prevalent in this vicinity, as well as elsewhere.The Mass was largely attended, Father Hebert officiating.GOOD RETURNS FROM FOSTER CREAMERY.West Bolton, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 In spite of the wet and backward season, the output from the Foster Creamery is running ahead of last season, and buyers recently visiting the creamery speak very highly of the quality of the butter now being made.For the second week in May the average price paid for 100 lbs.milk was over $1.01, and the proprietor anticipates doing better for his patrons as the season advances.PRESENTATION AT WINDSOR ¦MILLS.Windsor Mills, June 11-.\u2014(Special) \u2014Mr.F.R.Samson, purchasing agent of the Canada Paper Go., Ltd.was the recipient of a beautiful silver tea service and four silver bonbon dishes from the oifice staff and mill superintendents, the occasion being his marriage on Jane 10th.The presentation was made by air.F.i\\ H.Tryon.Mr.Snunsor replied by thanking his cc laborers for their good wishes.AUTO TAKES HEADER THROUGH BARB WIRE FENCE.Sutton, June 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014While Mr.E.E.Johnson's auto was coming from Abercorn on Sunday night at a fast rate in passing Mr.Alden Sear's place a slight depression in the road caused the car to swerve from its course in spite of the driver, Mr.Eber Eastman\u2019s efforts, taking the two foot ditch.The car went full tilt through a barb wire fence, which stopped the car just before it cleared from the fence, throwing Mr.Eastman and his companion, Mr.Carl Johnson, clear over the fence into the meadow.Luckily the young men escaped with but slight injuries, while but a few scratches and minor breaks accurred to the car.Tc was sheer good luck that there was nothing worse to tell.THE CANADIAN KANK OF COMMERCE With which li TTnltsd The Eastern Townships Bank SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL'.D.-, D.C.L., President.ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Iffanatferj JOHN AIRD, Asst.General Manager* Capital, $15,000,000 Kest, $12,500,000 TRAVELLERS\u2019 CHEQUES Issued by The Canadian Bank of Commerce enable the traveller to previd© himself with funds without delay at each, paint of his journey in a convenient yet inexpensive manner.They are issued: payable in every country in the world ia denominations of $10, $20, $50, $100, $200 with the exact equivalent in the moneys of the principal countries stated on tb® face of each cheque.They are economical absolutely safe sell-identifying and easily negotiated.\t347, BRANCHES IN SHERBROOKE.-I Dufferin Ave.(Main Office)\u2014E.Wind I Far well, Manager.' Uppertown (King Street Branch) \u2014 I Wellington Street Branch\u2014F.A.Briggs, i Manager.IN OFFERING INVESTORS Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Company 6 p.c.Oebenture Stock we are offering a security of a company that is well \u2019 thoroughly established.A security that is secured by mortgage.One that is backed by assets valued at nearly five dollars for every dollar of debenture stock! outstanding.After payment of the interest on the 5 p.c, First Mortgage Bonds the prolit for the past three years averaged over four times tka amount required for interest on the debenture stock, Investors with $100 and upwards can buy this debenture stock at 98 «nd interest.F.B.McCURDY & CO.Members Montreal Stock Exchange fllicrbrookn Office, Art DuUdlng, R.N.BORINS.Manager,' BRANCHHS : Coaticook, Rlcftmonff, Rock Inland.Onokghlr*.1263 7 {TWO.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1913.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS Dally Reports From Correspondents Of What Is Going on.A.E.Fieh at Sherbrooke Friday; Mr.A.Reid Sunday at Beebe; Mr.Harley Place the week-end with his brother at Newport, Vt.; Mr.Warren pects to leave for her home in Inverness about the middle of the week.Mr.J.Brooks, Mr.C.Stata, Mr.and Mrs.J.Griffith, Mrs.Glover, .\\RBLETON.Arrivals t^ îor Boston to visit her daughi Mrs.Vat Buskirk, and her son, Mr.E-nie Westman- Mr.Albert Cheste:.' s.El Win Harter, Mrs.Leslie Foss at little daughter to Barton, Vt., \u2022 r Saturday; Miss Mary Place of Lyndon ville, Vt., Sunday I Miss D.Griffith, Mr.Francis and with his pan nta; Miss E.Varney of : Mr.Glavin spent Sunday at Nicolet Windsor Mil's the week-end with Miss 1 Lake at Mr.J.Brooks camp.M.H.Manson, Mr.J.Boynton of Lycdonville, Vt., Sunday with h s parents; Mr.a.Bowen and Miss I.LeBnron of East Hatley, Friday1 at t G.Colly\u2019s; Mr.A.0.Norton of -.on motored to this place on Satin \tj\tdidates in the B.S.M.Church and Fpworth League meeting on Wed- , delivered a most interesting address ! to a very large audience.Rev.Mr.Marchessault is for the summer The I under BEDFORD, entertainment given the auspices of the last ladie, home vaca- week i of nesday night.Among those who attended the I.O.O.F.Parade at Dunham on Sunday, from Restoration Lodge No.32 were: Messrs.Fred Hall, Chas.R.Soules, Geo.S.Walsh, John Foster, Theo-I dore Larocque, John Joues, Henry markable good health.A feature of : Jones, Win.Jcnes, John Flegg, Lan the day was that Mrs.Durkee also ! p.m.ACCOMMODATIO N \u2014Leave Sherbrooke 7.00 p.m.dally except Sunday, arrive Valley Jet.3.80 a.m.Alio conncetln* trains on the Meaaa-tic and Chaudière Valley Division».For timetable» or lnrth»r parttoniare apply to any ol the Company\u2019» A neat ft or to E.O.Umn4y.G.V.ft P.ft.Sherbrooke.Que.CARD OF THANKS.The family\u2019of ibe late Benjamin Truss-ler wish to thank'their many friends for I their kind assistance and sympathy in thelrf sad bereavement in the loss of their father.\t, Farnham on Sunday visiting at Mr.C.H.Wells; Mr.L.Thomas, of Dorval, here on Tuesday ; Mr.and Mrs.Niles Corey Sunday at Mr.L.B.Russell's, Morse\u2019s Line ; Mr.and Mrs.Albert Johnson, of East Dun-han», at Mr.D.L.Corey\u2019s.the building to be done on the Campbell Stock Farm here.They are to be followed by a larger party soon.\u2022-f\u2014- GUTHRIE.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.and Mrs.W.N.Brown and two children, of Kilmer, Ont., guests of Mrs.Brown\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Galer ; Mrs.W.Bockus, Mrs.C.Johnson and son, Mrs.D.Holsapple and daughter, of Bedford ; Mrs.B.Guthrie and son and daughter, of Mystic, recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.I\u2019.G.Guthrie at Mont rose Farm ; Mr.B.Gardner and daughter Monday in Enosburgh Falls, Vt.; Mr.H.Guthrie and sister Sunday at Pierce-( Continued on page C.) 7281 6286 Mm-*1**' SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD WEDNESDAY, JüNE 11, 1913.Wilson im I To\"Every Woman Bring this advertisement to our Notion Department not later than one week from today and receive, absolutely free, a regular 10c card of Wi Ison D ress-kooks These popular new Dress-hooks are not ordinary hooks and eyes or snaps\u2014they will completely overcome your dress-fastening difficulties.The free cards are not samples but the same value for which you would regularly pay 10c.We make this most unusual and liberal offer as we are confident you will find Wilson Dress-hooks the very thing you have always wanted.They can\u2019t come unhooked or \u201cpop\u201d open accidentally.They hold securely without bulge or gap, though you can unhook them with perfect ease.Guaranteed not to rust or crush in washing and ironing, and to outlast any garment; perfectly flat and never show.Don\u2019t neglect this opportunity to try the Wilson Dress-hooks you have seen so widely advertised in the leading magazines and style books.Used by fashionable women everywhere and endorsed by leading dressmakers.Cut Out this Advertisement and present at our Notion Department.Large and small sizes; Gray, Black and White colors.One dozen on a card.We can not give a card to any one who has received a card free from any merchant or the Wilson Dress-hook Co.Cleveland, O.None given to children.\t\t -î * \"V* V : 0s \"THe Best Place to buy Wedding Gifts\u201d in Sherbrooke is at our store.We have the largest assortment of suitable goods and we have the best showroom in which to display them.This makes it easy for you to make a selection.Our display of China, Brass n^d Copperware, Cut Glass and Silver is well worth seeing.We hav© hundreds of handsome and useful articles cgsting from §1.00 to §10.00 each.Dozens of others costing from $10 to\tand a few ranging from §50 to §250.See our four windows for suggestions.A.C.Skinner Jeweler & Optician 7 Strathcona Square 133-135 Wellington St., Sb \u2019-brooke Que.Large Rewords await the person who can discover (1) Perpetual Motion ;\t(2) How to Square the Circle.Our CIRCLE of Customers are satisfied with our clean methods and SQUARE dealing.Our crders are PERPETC ALLY increasing.ALLATT 14 >S R A K M JK\u201d Bell 724 Ice Cream Bricks ready to take home fcr lunch.20c.and 40c.each.Call in today and get one.When down town call in and try a CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM SODA, 10c.each.We use ttfe Chocolate that is different.Woodard's Confectionery 2 Stores in 'Sherbrooke.1 Store in North Hatlej'.CITY NEWS CALL .714 .WHEN YOU REQUIRE Good Dry Kindling I Cut in lengths to suit your stove.WOOD YARD, 55 Prospect.; Tel.714.\tW.A.HALE.À1 the New Books î AT i FRASER\u2019S Have you read \u201cJOYCE OF THE NORTH WOODS ?\u201c The be«t seller of the season.Now in &0c.edition.FOR SALE About 780 Feet Steel Heating Coils I» two «ectiom of about 400 ieet each.Bareal» for any penoa in-«tallln» gyitem in factory or large room.Apply McConnell fits glasses.New lot of Hamrr.o Couches at Mc-Caw-Bissell\u2019s.Mr.Eugene Levesque is very ill at his home, Marquette street.McConnell for motor goggles.Dr.and Mrs.Nelson and family of Montreal, are at North Hatley lop the summer.Mr.LeBaron has given the free use of th£ Casino to the visiting Foresters this afternoon from 5 to ti o\u2019clock.Mrs.A.R.B.Lockhart spent several days with friends at Sweetsburg and Cowansville.Mr.Fred Tinker of East Angus, spent the week-end with his sister, Mrs.William Dorey, Wellington St.The Gleaners will hold their missionary meeting in W\u2019esley Hall on Friday afternoon.Mr.C.Ulric Tartre, N.P., of Sutton, is in town a guest at the New Sherbrooke House.Mr.James Mackinnon spent the week-end at his summer home in Bondville.Clark Gordon left to-summer hon.j \u201cGlen-\u2019 at North Hatley.Mr.and Mrs.day for their cairn Cottage,\u2019 The regular monthly meeting of the W.C.T.U.will be held at the home of Mrs.Rawson, 38 Melbourne street, on Friday at 3.30 o\u2019clock.Mr.Hugh L.Bond and his daughter, Miss Anna Bond, of Baltimore, Md., were recent guests at the Connaught Inn, North Hatley.?j Mrs.Rush Aldrich who has been in Î | town for some weeks the guest of her \u2019 , brother-in-law, Mr.A.F.Plant, re-i turned to St.Johnsbury yesterday.J Mrs.C.Grondin of Ascot Corner J ! was in town this week, on her way to Green Island, N.Y., for a visit to relatives.?Interest UAIIjY RECORD Sherbrooke \u2022t 4 per cent, allowed on deposits, computed half-yearly.Sherbrooke Loan & Mortgage Go.Office, Art Building.Office hours, 9 to E; on Saturdays, 3 to 13.Telephone 639.W.A.HALE, President.R.N.ROBINS, Sec.-Trees.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Frederick Joseph Campbell, of Windsor Mills, in the United Counties of Richmond and Wtolfe, in the Province of Quebec, paper manufacturer, will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the next Session thereof for a bill of divorce froen his wife, Kathleen Campbell, on the ground of adultery and desertion.Dated at the City of Ottawa, in the Province of Ontario, this 2nd day of May, A.D.1913.CHARLES H.MacLAREN, _____\tSolicitor for Applicant.Field glasses at McConnell\u2019s.Mr.J.P.W\u2019ells was in Quebec yesterday on business.See McCaw-Bissell\u2019s gift window.Dr.and Mrs.Warren Lynch have returned from a visit to Knowlton.Try Edwards\u2019-Baggage Transfer.Mr.and Mrs.R.Smith of John-ville were the guests of Mrs.J.Williams in town recently.McCaw-Bissell are showing a splendid line of gift suggestions which are very appropriate for the season.Rev.G.A.Williams and Mrs.Williams are attending the Convention of the Baptist Church at Sawyerville.Invitations have been issued by Mrs.F.Bertrand for a \u201cbridge\u201d at the Chateau Frontenac, on Tuesday, June 17th at three o\u2019clock.Try Edwards\u2019 Carpet Cleaner.Mrs.Arthur Elkins and Miss Marguerite Elkins were registered last week, at the office of the Canadian High Commissioner in London, Eng.Don\u2019t forget the Garden Party for the benefit of the Fresh Air Fund to be held on Mr.Speid\u2019s lawn, Lennox-ville, to-morrow afternoon from 4 to C o\u2019clock.Admission, 10c.Six large bales imported Crex Grass Rugs received at Edwards\u2019 to-day.Prices from 59c to Ç12.Mrs.Laura Pickeny and Mrs.Sherwood of Baltimore, who spent the winter at the Connaught Inn, North Hatley, are in their own cottage for the summer.Dr.W.H.Sparling, Brock ville a former pastor and Rev.T.E.Burke of Montreal were guests of Dr.and Mrs.G.E.Hyndman, Montreal ;St., during Conference.To-day, being the festival of St.Barnabas the Apostle, Holy Communion was celebrated at 8 o\u2019clock in St.Peter\u2019s Church, and morning prayer said at ten.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Abbott, who have been the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.A.Berwick, Elgin Avenue, for a few days, returned to their home in Lawrence, Mass., last evening.The committee on entertainments at the Monument National held a special meeting last week when Messrs.L.P.Beaudoin and.G.E.Vaillan-court were elected president and secretary of the committee.Steps are being taken to arrange for a grand literary and dramatic evening towards the end of the month which will surpass any entertainment held heretofore.A large number of parents and friends of the pupils of Mont Notre Dame Convent, assembled at that institution Sunday., afternoon, attracted by the annual exhibition of art work, which-this year was.largely composed of paintings.Some beautiful specimens of china painting, water colors aril oils were displayed, arranged in tne'^rekf.music hall with much taste,' and\u2019 nil present expressed their appreciation of the excellent work done.The tWchcr is evidently an artist of taste and skill,, and the results achieved are a credit to the Convent.The death occurred on Friday hist at Berlin, N.H., of a former resi dent of Sherbrooke,, in the person of Jacob Mercier, who had spent his last years with his son, Mr.Edward Mercier at his home in Berlin.The funeral took place at the parish church, a large number of friends be ing present, and the interment was made in the Roman Catholic Ceme tery.Deceased, who was in his 88th.year spent the greater part of hi.; life in Sherbrooke, although he was born in Beauce.His wife predeceased him by a number of years, and he s survived by three sons, Edouard, GKU ASSHV M HJCH UNION Minority Report on Subject Voted Down by Large Majority Mrs.A.G.Lomas has returned from St.Johnsbury, whtiv she was jLou.s and Maxime Mercier, and one the guest of Mrs.G.C.Kollunriby, at j daughter, Mrs.George Fortier of Carriages Summer has come and the roads will soan be fine for driving.Buy a comfortable Buggy.We manufacture Concords, Piano Box.Surreys, and every other style.We Hake a specialty of Hotel 'Bus and Delivery Express Wagons.Two .'busses already on hand for ten passengers.Automobiles We will repair your broken springs or replace them.Also repainting, tops re-ccvered, seat* upholstered, etc/ Write or call for prices.All work guaranteed.Sherbrooke Carriage Factory P.BIRON.SONS & CO., iProps.Cnatlcook House\u2014Popular Homlf for Traveller».Hug.Bouchard, I'ropV I FALLING HAIR Dandruff and Itching Scalp are Caused by Microbes There is no doubt about it.Doctor j Sangerbomi proved it when he infect-; el a guinea pig with dandruff germs ! and all its hair disappeared in a short j time.The entire medical world ha: ! accepted Dr.SfSmgerbOnd\u2019s discovery j as final.Ask any worthy physician.Paris leads the world in knowledge | of diseases of the hair and remedies j for the same.Parisian Hage which can now be her pleasant home.Ladies, do not miss our great reduction sale beginning June 12, ending June 21, at .Mme.E.M.Biron\u2019s Salon de Modes, Wellington St.Mr.and Mrs.H.Bruce Fletcher left today for Portland, Me., to attend the wedding of Mr.Simmons Brown, a cousin.No.6 Cavalry Field Ambulance, going to Camp at Farnham June 16th to 2 7th, Clothing will be issued at the Armory during the day and evening.A few vacancies for good men.The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of St.Andrew\u2019s Church will meet on Thursday at 3 o'clock in the Bible Class room.Tea served from 4 to 6.Mrs.Farquhar, hostess.All ladies invited.Mr.Torn Gignilliat, who is a student at Culver Military Academy, Culver, Ind., is in town for the summer vacation, the guest of Mrs.Tuck, Bellevue Avenue.Rev.P en cavil le, rhoir.H.and Mrs.Pepgau, of Clar-were the guests of Mrs.W.¦ Hon, Frontenac street, during their week\u2019s stay in the city attending Conference.They returned homd to day.Mr.Harold Wise; whose house.\u201cBonnie View,\u201d at North burnt to the ground last week, has not yet made his final plans, but intends to rebuild, though on a smaller scale.Nashua.The funeral of the late Benjamin Trtisiler took place from hie late residence on Tuesday and was largely attended by frieiids and relatives.The funeral procession left the house at 12.20 p, m.and proceeded to St.Carnabas Church, Miiby, where the service was conducted by the Rev.Mr.McGa'.lias, assisted by the Rev.Mr.Tambs.Very appropriate music and hymns were rendered by the choir, including \u201cA few more years shall roll,\u201d \u2018\u2018Rock of Ages,\u201d and \"On the resurrection morn.\u201d The cortege then proceeded to the English Cemetery at Compton where the interment took place.The pall hearers were : Mr.Alex Ames, Mr.Robt Mitchell, Mr.J.H.m.Parker, Mr! C, N.Herbert.The bearers were the four sons of deceased, Oliver, Will iam, Joseph and Moses A.Trussler, the mourners being the widow and family of deceased.Wreaths and flowers were sent by the following ; Wreath from the general office staff of the Quebec Central Railway; wreath from the family; wreaths from Miss Kate, and Mrs, G.Hewitt, Mrs.T.Jones and E.J.Jones; carnations, Mr.and Mrs.E.Winget; sweet pens and lillins of the valley, Miss L.Trussler; pink carnations, Miss Ivti Hatley was Trussler; white carnations, Mr.and Mr,-,.(\u2022,.A.Wilson and family; cross, Miss A.M.Trussler; pink carnations, Mr.and Mrs.J.Nichols.j obtained at leadring druggists all over j Canada is the one great remedy that ; 1 i kills the dandruff germs.Mr.John Dougal of Essex County, Ont., was in town recently, iand , states that the Beaver Asbestoe Oom-That is why F, T.Ansell rays tojpany, which he represents will spend every reader of the Record if Paris 575,000 on the opening up, and exten-mn Hage does not banish dandruff, sion of the asbestos mint\u2019s, owned by stop falling hair or itching scalp in the company in the vicinity of Cole two weeks he will refund the purchase! raine.bHce.\t' Dandruff is the forerunner of bald ! Mest,rB- K'!w;ir'1 Boisvert and Jean ness.Take care of vour hair while you have harir to take care of.Kill germs now before the j the dandruff i dandruff germs kill your hair.Use Parisian Bage, the guaranteed | dandruff cure and delightful hair ! dressing.It is used extensively by ladies of refinement because ft keeps the scalp I absolutely clean and gives a bewitch-1 ing lustre to the hair.Comes in large Eh rent bottle at K.T.Ansell's .\u2022uni leading druggists everywhere.Girl with Auburn hair ofi every pack- \\ age.Made In Canada i Booth Co., Ltd., Korf, Mail order» filled, all cl f The It.T.Erie, Ont.prepaid.Messr Panneton, both graduates of the School of the Brothers of the Hacred Heart, and the Homlnary St.Charles Borrornee, Sherbrooke, are candidates for the admission to the study of law, St.Francis Bar, The examinations begin on the second of July.Tla Ht.Agnes\u2019 Guild tea at the Church of the Advent Hall Tuesday afternoon was most, enjoyable.The hall looked very inviting, arnrl the refreshments were all that r.oflld be desired.Mrs.Arthur Parr poured tea and the visitors were cordinlly greet f d and waited upon by the hostesses, Mrs.Bryant, Mrs, Hobart and Miss 1 fatcher.SERENADED BY BAND.Captain and Mrs.-f Bru.-e Hrtcn ' r, who have recently leturned from their wedding trip, and are settled \u2022it.their lidine on , Prospect l-lm-t were fa renaded by the fk.nd