Sherbrooke daily record, 10 septembre 1913, mercredi 10 septembre 1913

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Established 1897\tSHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1C 1913\tONE CENT THAW IS RUSHED OVER LINE BY FORCE: ~ ESCAPES IN VERMONT IN NEWSPAPER CAR Immigraüon Authorities SeMThaw at 8,30 a.m\u201e Forced Kim lato Auto and Rushed Over Line.\u201cI\u2019m Kidnapped\u201d he Shouted and Fought in Vain.U.S.Officers Bad no Warning.Thaw Jumps Into Newspaper tar and \u2018\t' Down State, a Free Man.Jerome Barries From Albany in Pursuit.Indignrtion at Ottawa\u2019s Action.Ignored Court Order.\u201cWe\u2019re in Russia,\u201d Says Foaticook Citizen.Thaw's lawyers a LATER-THAW ARRESTED IN NEW HAMPSHsRr Coaticook, Sept.10.\u2014(Special) \u2014 On a warrant issued by the Minister of Justice, acting for the Minister of the Interior, Harry K.Thaw was taken from the detention room here, at 8.30 o\u2019clock this morning, rushed into an automobile, and accompanied by Dominion officers and immigration men; hurried to the Vermont border This action came as a bomb shell and is in defiance of the writ of habeas corpus issued by Justices Cross and Gervais, restraining the Immigration Department from further action and ordering that Thaw be produced before the full Court of King\u2019s Bench, in Montreal, next Monday.Hon.C.J.Doherty.Minister of Justice, who is also acting Minister of the Interior, reviewed the decision of the Board of Inquiry, in Montreal, yesterday.Without making any public announcement, he reached a decision to sustain it and to carry it quickly into effect, ignoring the Montreal writ issued by Justices Cross and Gervais.Without public knowledge or the knowledge of Thaw\u2019s defence, the order was issued and carried into effect.About 8.30, this morning, Harry K.Thaw was quietly notified to prepare for an auto trip.Within a few minutes he was in the car, guarded by Dominion officers, and speeding along towards the international boundary.THAW\u2019S LAWYERS ALL IN MONTREAL.All the Thaw Lawyers are in Montreal.Dr.Shurtlefl went to Ottawa several days ago.Messrs.H.R.Eraser and C.I).White are tn Montreal.Messrs.Crossman and Sclig, of New York, who were engaged to represent Thaw, were in Montreal yesterday and left last night for New York.\ti PUBLIC INDIGNANT.Indignation was heard on every hand when the action of the minister became known here.\u201cWe\u2019re in Russia.Hail to the Czar,\u201d is the way one citizen put it.\u201cWhy not, abolish all our laws except the Immigration Act,\u201d remarked another.It will do the work of all.\u2019\u2019 \"What are we coming to?\u201d said another.\u201cWhat are we coming to, the Immigration authorities running the country in secret tribunal, while the excluded public pass their time in watching the honorable and legalized game of poker, beneath the Star Chamber window.\u201d THAW FOUGHT FOR FREEDOM.\u201cThey are kidnapping me from the High Court of Canada,\u2019\u2019 shouted Harry K.Thaw, as he fought for freedom this morning, alone and unaided, in the hands of the Dominion Police men, and the immigration authorities at Coaticook Station.A Coaticook citizen describes the scene to the Record.\u201cI was at the station to take the morning train to Sherbrooke.There was the usual number of people around for the morning train.No rufflor of any action regarding Thaw had reached the public.Mr.H.Ver-rett was the only lawyer on the platform , but hé knew nothing of it.It was expected that, sometime this week, Thaw would be taken to Montreal but no thought of any other act Ion was in anybody\u2019s mind.ried it out in true Cossack fashion.\u201cBefore the crowd could realize what was happening, Thaw was dragged down the stairway, and towards the waiting automobile.\u201cHe fought and shouted for help against the kidnappers.\u201cThey are kidnapping me from the High Court of Canada,\u201d he continued to shout.\u201cHe tried desperately to free himself from the hands of the officers.The immigration officials were close to the officers to take a hand if need be, but Thaw fought in vain against his burly captors.\u201cHe was fairly hurled into the automobile standing near, with power on and chauffeur at the wheel.\u201cJammed down into the car, the officers and immigration men jumped in, and the automobile shot out of the station yard on to the road that leads towards Norton Mills.\u201cAs he was being dragged to the car.Thaw caught sight of a familiar newspaper man.\u201cGet a car and follow quick,\u201d he shouted.\u201cThey are kidnapping me.I am given no chance.Get a car, find my lawyers and follow quick.\" CROWD STUNNED, THEN INDIGNANT.\u201cThe incident was over, before the people at the station realized what was happening.Indignation then burst forth, but it was too late.The deed was done.Thaw was on his way to the border.\u2019\u2019 Harry K.Thaw has been arrested near Colebrooke, N.H., according to a wire received just before going to press.(Staff Correspondence) Colebrooke, N.H., Sept.10, 2 p.m.\u2014Thaw was arrested by Sheriff Drew, accompanied by A.C.Burnard.He will he brought before J.F.Carr for preliminary hearing this afternoon.He.is held on a charge of being a fugitive from justice.The Record representative arrived here in a car shortly after Thaw\u2019s arrest.He told the Record- that ho had been betrayed by Canada.Officers here are communicating with New York.It looks as though Thaw was well on the way to Mat-teawan.canaïpTanneT WIIOEW YORK Opinion Expressed By Thaw Lawyers in Montreal ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THAW\u2019S BROKEN WINDOWS.\u201cSuddenly there was a commotion in the detention room above the station.\u201cA bottle smashed through the window, and 'n cigar box was jam mod through another pane.\u201cThen came n cry from Thaw.\"Help, they are kidnapping me from the High Court of Canada,\" \u201cThey arc kidnapping me from the High Court of Canada.\u201cA big fight was going on in the chamber above.\u201cI have no lawyer, no friend,\u2019\u2019 shouted Thaw.\u201cBring me my law yer, quick, they are kidnapping me,\u201d he veiled.\u201cThe burly policemen of the Horn inlon had their work hut they car ARREST IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.DIDN\u2019T KNOW ROADS.Colebrooke, N.H., Sept.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014Harry K.Thaw wandered about the hills in Coos County, N.H., for three hours to-day after being thrown across the Canadian border at Norton Mills, and was arrested by Sheriff Drew, of Coos County, at a little schoolhouse, five miles from Cole-Itrooke, just before noon.Thaw made no resistance ami was brought immediately to Colebrooke.Thaw in his wanderings was accompanied only by a newspaperman, lie did not know where to go.Leaving Norton Mills, he stopped for a few (Continued on Page 8) EXIT HARRY K.THAW \u2014Famous refugee photographed surrounded by the Immigration tribunal at Coaticook.NO OFFICERS ÂÏ THE LINE Thaw Makes Get-Away in Newspaper Car.PUT OVER LINE AYD MAKES DASH DOWN STATE\u2014 CANNOT BE TAKEN WITHOUT WARRANT.(Staff Correspondent) Norton Mills, Sept.10.\u2014(Special) -Thaw is not a prisoner at Norton Mills.Neither is he in the six-cylinder car of William Travers Jerome, continuing his journey across State to Matteawan.Harry K.Thaw is dashing down State, a free man, in the car of a friendly newspaper man.When the immigration authorities and Dominion police reached the Vermont State line, a short distance from here, they simply put Thaw across the line.Jerome was somewhere asleep in his bed.There were no Sheriffs here.Neither New York nor Vermont officials had been informed of the move.The Dominion officers released their hold and Harry stood a free man on American soil.He had expected to find Jerome and his six-cylinder car with a corps of Sheriffs ready to seize him and rush him across Vermont as the Dominion authorities had done from Coaticook.He seemed dazed for a moment, as he realized that his arch enemy, his pursuer for eight years, William Travers Jerome, was not there to receive him.NEWSPAPER CAR HANDY.This was hut a moment.\u201cGet a car and follow me,\u201d he had shouted the newspaper men at the Coaticook station.Quick as a flash the journalists acted upon the despairing cry for help.In a few minutes they were speeding after the immigration department\u2019s car, which they overtook before reaching the line.When the Canadian officers released Thaw, he leaped into the car with the newspaper men and the car shot out along the smooth Vermont line.It got past Norton Mills, and clear away from this district.Word came that the car had dashed through Haverhill in \u201e southerly direction.Thaw cannot be apprehended with out a warrant and it.is felt that he has a fair chance of escape.THAW SEEN AT AVERILL.Averill, Vt., Sept.10.\u2014(Special) Harry K.Thaw arrived shortly after 'I o\u2019clock this morning an absolutely free man.He is in an auto with a number of newspaper correspondents.When the Canadian Immigration officers left Thaw at Norton Mills, Vt., they told him as he, stepped from the automobile that he was absolutely free, to go where he liked.The newspapermen's car was racing after that containing the Immigration officers and Thaw climbed into it.\u201cMy departure from Coaticook was an absolute surprise to me,\" said Thaw, \u201cas it was to everyone else.My plans are indefinite.I do not know as yet What 1 shall do or wharg I shall go.This thing was a complete surprise.\u201d No American Immigration officers were waiting at Norton Mills and there was no sign of them at Averill.\u201cDISGRACE TO THE TOIIRT\u201d S ateient oi J.N.Green-shields, in Montreal THAW\u2019S FAMILY AND LAWYERS ARE DUMBFOUNDED AND FIND REPORT DIFFICULT TO BELIEVE.Montreal, Sept.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Harry K.TI.hw deportation to Norton Mills, Vermont, from the Coaticook jail, this morning, was on the order of the Minister of Justice, it is learned here.INSULT TO DOMINION COURTS, SAYS GREEN SHIELDS.J.N.Greenshielüs, K.C., Thaw\u2019s counsel here, declared that if the deportation is a fact, it is an outrage on Canadian justice and an insult to the courts of the Dominion.The seiz ure of Thaw was made with both New York State officials and the defence napping.THAW FAMILY DUMBFOUNDED.The members of Thaw's family and his lawyers here were dumbfounded when they learned that the immigration authorities had deported Thaw.\u201cI am simply paralyzed,\u201d said Mr.J.N.Greenshields, K.C., leader of Thaw\u2019s hand of lawyers.\u201cI cannot understand it.With a writ of prohibition and habeas corpus out it seems to me to lie utterly impossible to believe.It is all beyond me.It certainly is a disgrace to the country and to our administration of law.All weican do if Thaw is forced across the line, is to bring Robertson, the assistant superintendent of the immigration department, before the Court of King's Bench, but what good will that do us ?\u201d MlSf ilULBM Rushed by Auto to Vermont To-Day WILL TAKE UP TRIAL OF HARRY K.THAW IN THAT STATE.Albany, Sept.10.-(Special)\u2014Ex-District Attorney William Travers Jerome, who has been in Albany for the last, day or two, left for Vermont, this morning, in his fast automobile.He is rushing to take up Thaw's trail, having secured word, this morning, of Thaw\u2019s deportation.-\u2014 - WILL COMPETE IN ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING London.September 10.\u2014Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia, Fin-lan, Denmark, Sweden and Austria have definitely promised James, K.Sullivan, secretary of the American Olympic committee, that they will send teams to San Francisco In 1915 at the opening of the Panama-Pacific Exposition.Secretary Sullivan has booked passage on the steamer Cedric sailing from Liverpool on Thursday of this week for New York.THE WEATHER | - \\ t\tLOCAL FOBOABT.and cool Big Zepplin Meets Willi Terrible Gatostropbe FOURTEEN LIVES LOST.SINKS IN DEEPEST PART OF NORTH SEA.Heligoland, North Sea, Sept.10.\u2014 (Special)\u2014Torpedo boats, with their searchlights flashing over the dark waters, remained all night at the scene of yesterday\u2019s catastrophe, in which fourteen officers and men out of a crew of twenty-one perished when' the new German marine dirigible Zeppelin L 1, while flying from the German coast to this island, was wrecked in a hurricane.No further airmen, living or dead, were discovered to-day.Thirteen corpses, including those of Captain Mazing, chief of the naval airship service, Captain Lianne, commander of the wrecked dirigible, and Lieutenant Baron Von Maltzabn and Engineer Officer Webner, undoubtedly are confined in the cabin of the airship, which lies at the bottom of one of the deepest parts of the North S-ea.The fourteenth victim was picked up by boats launched from the destroyers, but he was dead when taken out of the water.The airship was engaged in reconnaissance work in connection with the torpedo boat manoeuvres, and when struck by the gale was flying at a height of from 4,200 to 5,0fl0 feet.She was equipped for a thirty-hours cruise and was observing actual warfare conditions.The balloon had sustained a heavy loss of gas, due to the cpld atmosphere, ami already was unmanageable when caught by the storm.The entire amount of water ballast was thrown overboard, but the airship failed to respond and fell into the sea at a point about eighteen miles north of Heligoland.-\u2022- 01 ONLY LAW?Citizens Indignant at Coaticook Episode WANT TO KNOW IF THIS IS RUSSIA OR CANADA.The summary action of the Acting Minister of Interior in the Thaw matter is the sole topic of conversation.The general expression is one of indignation at what is term\u2019d highhanded justice in defiance of court orders.' It places the Immigration Act ahead and above all the laws of the land.\"What are we coming to ?\u201d remarked one citizen.\u201cThere is no law against gambling, the courts of the land have no power, the term \u2018undesirable citizen\u2019 covers everything, the Immigration authorities run the whole show.\u2019\u2019 Mr.G.R.E.Kennedy, speaking to the Record to-day, said : \u201cThis is the first time 1 have ever felt ashamed to be a Canadian.\u201d Alderman R.A.Ewing was\tes pecially emphatic in his remarks.\u201cThis is a piece of work worthy of the Czar of Russia,\u201d said Aid.Ewing \u201cOne man has overruled the courts of Canada.I don't think it will stop here.I\u2019m not sure but there will be a rebellion.I want to see this thing threshed out.If a man like Jerome is to come up here and run this country we want to know it\u2014a man who has no more dignity than to sit outside a railway station and play poker on a public street.I do not think Mr.Doherty can override the courts of law and everything else.\u201d Alderman Ewing thinks a public meeting should he held in the Eastern Townships and protest against the high-handed action at Coaticook.The rumor was current this morning that the case in Montreal had been withdrawn and that Thaw\u2019s sudden deportation was with the knowledge and consent of his attorneys and family.The statement of Mr.Greenshields, published elsewhere, refutes this.AGAINADJOIMD Thaw\u2019s Chauffeur Will Corre up Next Wednesday NEITHER SIDE SEEMS IN HURRY TO PROCEED.The case of David H.Reynolds, Immigration Inspector, against Roger Thompson, Thaw\u2019s chauffeur, was again called for hearing before Judge Mulvena this morning.Mr.Louis St.Laurent, counsel for the defence, asked for a further adjournment of eight days.The application was supported by Mr.F.Campbell, for the prosecution, who stated he had instructions from Ottawa to consent to the adjournment.The case was again adjourned until Wednesday next.SECOi Diï BROME FAIR Big Crowd in Attendance To-Day WEATHER A LITTLE TOO COOL FOR COMFORT\u2014JUDGES ARE BUSY.Brome, Sept.10.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The second day of the Brome Fair dawned clear but cool.There will be a large crowd and everything looks well for the Fair.The first day\u2019s attendance of Brome County Annual Fair yesterday was equal to any first day of previous years.Weather was not favorable during early morning us a decidedly cold north wind blew strongly.This however, did not keep exhibitors from bringing live stock, etc., getting all into shape early in the day.The judges were on hand according to arrangements, but in most cases did not take up their work until to-day ( Wednesday).Many favorable comments were heard from the judges as to quantity and quality of stock in the different sections.Especially strong is the exhibit of cattle, and 'me fine animals are shown, the Ho \u2019.n leading in dairy line, although n-seys, Guerneseys and Ayrshires are well represented.The Horticultural Department is well tilled, only one section not up to the average of other years.Fruit is almost an entire failure throughout the Eastern Townships and Brome County suffers very heavily in this respect.There are a few plates of fine apples shown.Many arc surprised to see such an exhibit ns was presented.Yesterday, through the kindness of Mr?Courtney, supt.oi the dining hall, the directors, judges and guests were entertained to dinner and were much pleased with the manner in which the serving of meals is managed.S.P.C.A.CASE.During the afternoon Mr.Philips, Inspector S.P.C.A., Montreal, accompanied b\\ Cf.nst.nhle Dean, of Cowansville, visited the \u201cJockey Grounds,\u201d about one mile from the village on the Button road and arrested one, Joseph Rosbcry from ocar Sherbrooke who was found to have under harness a horse unfit for work.Rosbery was brought before R.E.Miller, J.P., and was lined : 2.00 and costs, making a total of $9.00.This is a move in the right direction and the local branch of the S.P.C.A.have the support of the people in their work.TWO-YEAR-OLD RACE.Arrow (Morgan) .1 } ^ Alice E.(Eldridge) .2 22 Time for half mile\u20141-25, 1.241, i.22.SCOTSMN FAIR OPENS TO-DAY Forty-Fifth Annual Exhibition of Compton Agricultural Society LIST OF SOME EXHIBITORS AT COMPTON COUNTY FAIR.Scotstown, Sept.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The forty-fifth annual fair of the Compton County Agricultural Society No.2 opened here today at the fair grounds.The entries this year began to come in very early and Tuesday evening the entries were larger than in any other year in the past.\tT Mr.N.G.Scott, Secretary of the Association on being asked by tbe Record representative f the entries were up to tr (tier years, said that the entries w far.ahead and the outlook was ;¦ \u2022 rkiM was scarcely two months a half old whi n his face and anus bccanc covered with Hole red pimples which a little la; -r sprei- l on ida limbs.The nlmpie*.wore very red an i ii .amm.They /< o v 'ike a utile red spot which uon ixteame a little larger id raEod up.There together, im scratch so that we has! to tie his hands whin.lie slept.The itching made him Buffer so nuit-h tha1 he cried part of the night, waking up most of Die people In the house.The pimples became sores and \u2022were very painful.\u201cI used without uuncosg Several remodlec which were recornnH-d û to me.I then used Cuticura Ointment a» i fioap.giving him a bath every mon fng ith > ot w i«r and Cuticura Soap, ami then applied a t iin layer of Cuticura Ointment on the parts affected.They gave great relief with the first application.After using ooc 1 x of Cuticura Ointment and a little mure hjji one cake of Cuticura Soap my child was completely cured.Thunks to the Cuticura Soap and Ointment my baby Is -fcctly well, and 1 «hall alw ays hav e them nd.\" (Signed) Mrs.N.Jo m.Jan 4, KHZ.Cuticura Soap aiic i utieura Ointment are sold throughout the world.A slngis »-t Is often sufficient.Cillerai sample of -swli mailed free, with 32-p.tlkin Hook.Ad,tress post card Pot ter in -g & < 'Uvtu.Oorp., IJept, ÿ7i>, Boston, U.b.A.Edith Campbell as teacher.The family of Mr.Edwin Sharman are out of quarantine for scarlet | fever.It is to be bolted there will i be no more cases.Mr.Gavin Goudie, who spent two \u2019 months in Scotland this summer, i visiting relatives and reviewing the ; scenes of his youth 'and early man-, hood, is back again.Rev.Mr.Lehigh preached on Sunday as usual after re*\"\u2019'niT>g from his i holidays.He was a .ed in the ser-: vice cm Sunday by .\u201e Rev.W, F.Jordan, of Porto Rico.Mr.Jordan ! took charge of the League service ; here also on Sunday evening.CLEVELAND.i Arrivals and departures: Mrs.id.j Smith and ber sister, .Miss Apple-,ton, of New Jersey, visiting Mrs.Edward Harrirnan; Mr.and Mrs.Marvin Lockwood and two children the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.A.W., Taylor; Miss Grace Gilchrist, of Richmond; Miss RamJell, of New Hampshire; Mr.ami Mrs.John Gil-I christ and family the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Rodgers recently; , Mr.Fred Frost, of Montreal, Sunday with .Messrs.Fred and Frank Taylor; \u2018 Mr.Patrick O.Riley, of Massachu-etts, visiting his cousin, Mr.Wm.O.j L ley; Mr.and Mrs.Etienne, of Lon- gueil, guesta of Mr.and Mrs.G.E.Boast recently.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.A.I>aw enter-| t.ained a few of their friends on Hat ; Hay evening in honor of their mar j riage anniversary.A very pleasant I evening wan spent.Mrs.Henry Rodger, who has been very sick, is some better, Boast's School, No.B reopened on Sept.2 with Miss Frankie McLaughlin as teacher again.There will be no school this term in the Lodge scboolhouse.Mr.Henry Rodgers gave a picnic in their grove, \"Maple Farm,\u2019\u2019 on Wed nesdav last.A large crowd gathered and a good time was spent till the heavy shower of rain came, which put an end to their fun.Eng., will make their home here ; Mrs.W.Galvin, oi Hherbrooke, the guest of Mrs.M.Dougherty this week.Commencing next.Sunday, the 14th inst., the Sunday school of Christ Church will meet at a quarter to two in the afternoon instead of at 2 o\u2019clock, ns at present.Miss Evelyn Farnsworth, who war; taken quite seriously ill while returning from the fair in Sherbrooke last week, is now able to be out again.TRENHOLM VILLE Mr.A.Crack of Kingsbury filled the pulpit in the Methodist Church here r-n Sunday in the absence of the Rev.Mr.Knowles, of Lennoxville.School in District No.5 Cleveland commenced the fall term on Tuesday with Miss N.Morrow of Windsor Mills as teacher.The fall thrashing has commenced here the farmers all having finished their harvest.A number are complaining of their potatoes rotting and are now digging them ami report a, large yield.Mrs.Larivicre, Sr., is the guest of her sen, .Mr.O.G.Làrivier\u2019e; the Misses Bernice and Gladys Larivierc from a visit with relatives in Bethel; Mr.and Mrs, Bradford and two children, of Lowell, Mass., and Mrs.r.Bradford, of Richmond, visiting friends here on Wednesday.BROOKBDRY.Recent visitors : Mr.H.Clarke of MaiDteton and his thiec sons, Mes CLVERTON.The sad news of the death of Mr.Kdmiip'i J.K.-.d, at his home in W-'\t.aiffield, Conn., eamc as a great '\u2022lock to lib; family and friends here.The cause of death was acute imli-ge Uou, which later developed into peritonitis.The deceased, who was in his 32nd year, was a native of Til verton, and was of a kind and pleasant dispo Jtfon, a tireless worker, who endeared himself to everyone by his many amiable qualities.He leaves, bersidi a widow, his father and mother, two brothers and five sister -, Henry and Chester, of Buf fiefd, Conn.; .Mrs.Herbert Cummings, of TnrifTvillc, Conn.; Miss Eleanor Ree.l, of Ledon ; Mir :t.21.Ponieranian, Sunday.Sept.28.Scot inn\u2014Sun,, Oct.\u201d> H.& A.ALLAN, (Jeneral Agents, 2 St.Peter Bt.Montreal.To every one ; purchasing a ; Tooth Brush \\ we will give free \\ aTubeof Tooth j Paste\t* W, H.Griffith Inuggtst 121 Wsilingion St., SluriiiMkfl.Cukari} Line Cuuadlan Service From Montrent, Sept.Sept.Oct.11 t.i-fiS t.2| From Southampton.Aug.28\tASCANIA Sept.Il\tAUSONIA Sept.25\tANDANIA PASSAGE RATES : Cahill (II.) mb .* mums, $46.25,\t$47.50 and $53.75 ; Third-class British Eaatbound, $36.75 to $31.26 .Westbound, $30.00 to $31.2S.For further particulars apply to H.SEWELL or C.M.FOSS, Sher- brooke, Que., or the Robert Kielord Co., Limited, Montreal.Quebec, Toronto, 8t.John, N.H., and Portland.Me.Ottawa Kxhibitioa a ni,' Rlih 'Tre anU\\ I2»h .?i.iia CicKlns Sept.1 itij (iojng: Sept, loth Return limit Sept.1 .>11 j.3IiR-T \"\u2018IlÛilb EXGURSIÛN8 fares from Sherbrooke: Port Huron.Mich.j.$10,- Detroit .$10 \u2022 Chicago .$19.: Bay City, Mb h.$17.: j Cleveland, o.$)7,i Grand Rapids, Mich.$19.: Saginaw.Mich.n Horses, Driving, Coo^iàg, etc., to he awarded by the Horticultural Society and in err bants of (Jranby,.on the Exhibition Grounds, Granby, Que.'Pluirsday and Friday, September 11th and 12th.Citizens' Night, Thnsday evening, Sept.11th.Opening of the new building, speeches by the leading representatives of the Provincial Government, local Members of Parliament, etc Promenade concert, by the Granby Band.Grand Trotting Races on afternoon of second day.Two races-\u2014 Free-f or- A11 Class for purse of $120, and 2.130 Class for purse of $ldfi.Races governed by St.Hyacinthe rules.Grand Concert in the Town Hall Fri-dav evening.September 1,2th.\t1913.The Granby Band will furnish music on the grounds.Entry to grounds.2r>c \u2022 teams and automobiles, 25e.First evening, 15c,.grounds.Homeseekm\u2019 Excurnons Round trip tickets on sn\u2019c to Winnipeg, Edmonton and Imertuedi.nte stations every Tuesday wilt it October 28 th.Return limit 'wo months, City Ticket office, 6 Stratheona Sq.; Bc.l Toi.J30, or C.P.R.Syn.Tel.297.GENERAL «TEAMSHTP .AGENCY.Two Marconi\t-rar;rc on .1601\t101* S.P\t\t\t\t\t \u2018M)£\t01 GNQ\t\t\t\t\t120Ï\t126* ST\t\t\t\t\t105*\t100 L.V\t\t\t\t\t154$\t154$ SALES\tUP\tTO\t11.15 A.M.\t Cement\u2014125\tat\t34.\tin at.33\t2, 50 at 34-j.Cement.Pfd.\u201420 at 93.C.P.K.\u20142Ü at 221 J, 25 at 2218,150 at 2221, no at 222.Detroit\u20141 at 73j,\t5 at 73J.Dom.Steel\u201425 at 48, 25 at 481,100 at 483,\t25 at 43S.Power\u2014100 at 215.Power Ibis.\u2014HO at lOJ.Scotia\u20141 at 80.R.fc O.\u201425 at 109, 15 at 108*.Tor.Ry.\u201415 at 141.Can.Car,\u201415 at 70.Brazil\u201410 at 938, Penman's\u201410 at 52*.Span.River\u2014lO at 17,\t15 at 17*.i.aur.\u201425 at 158.Ottawa Power\u2014lO at 163.Crown Reserve\u2014r, for your valuable space.Yours, etc.Owner of Auto No.4168 United stir np more but they were unable to score.The visitors again get through, Btandeven being weak in front of goal.There was no more scoring before half time, on resuming there was some close football.Wootton made some changes in his team.Logan played fine ball,\this passing enabling Howard to\tget.through for the United.There WJis still good work done by the Water ville forwards but it was too much for them to beat Wootton, who played safe and clashing ns usual.After twenty minutes in the second half the United were favored by a.penalty which Howard landed quite safe.With a few minutes to play both sides were playing well, when Howard for the third time got through.There was no more scoring and the United won a hard game.Howard and Woot-tem played a fine game for their side.CASTLEBAR.Arrivals and departures include : Miss Mary E.Boyd to St.Oyr to take up her duties as teacher of the school there ; Miss A.Turgcon to Montreal to teach school ; Mr.Ernest Morrill and son.Howard and daughter Ruth Morrill, of Saco, Me., and Senator Clark, of lliddeford, Me., entertained at the tea hour at Mrs.Ida Boyd\u2019s on Friday : Miss E.Leet.Mlss Alice Rire and Master C.Rice, of 1,nwell, Maas., at Mr.and Mrs.W.Adams.u 'Ua 0 f\"1\u2019 \u2019 1*1 * w SttfftnfmÔUKB DAlT.T RRC\u2019ORD WSON'BSDAY, SEPTEMBER~t0.1913.èEVEît.?^ ^^ ^^ ^ % ^^ \"Daily Record\u201d Want Advertiscmen BIG BK8ÜJLTS FOR lilTÏJLE MONfiï 13 RATEiS.IS word* os 1m», lée.each insertion, one cent lor each additional word; six insertion» tor the prie» ot five.HELP WANTED\u2014PEMALH./3KNERAL SERVANT WANTED AT .Vt once.Apply Mrs.Malcolm MacKey.12 Montreal St.Sherbrooke.y ' OOI) PLAIN COOK WANTED IM-VI mediately.Good wages to competent person.Appljû Box 7Ü Record.y < EN ER AL SERVANT WANTED\u2014NO VI washing.Apply Miss Short.Belvi-Uere Street» k'OOIt GENERAL SERVANT WANT-\u201c\u20221 ed, English speaking.Family of two.Apply SS Record.rv wo KITCHEN GIRLS WANTED \u2014 Apply H.H.Ingram.Magog House.T71EMALE COOK WANTED, MEAT .1.and pastry.Apply P..Box 308, Aeaticook.HELP WANTED\u2014MALE TEACHERS WANTED.h EXPERIENCED GENERAL SER-Lj vtiut wanted.Address Box cord OtÈc#.Box 90, Re- OPRICE OxRL WANTED\u2014APPLY AT once Hyndman & Bradley.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.lyTRST-CLASS COOK WANTED\u2014 -J- Meats and pa,stry.Woman preferred.Apply Montreal House.MISCELLANEOUS.Detective\u2014legitimate detec- tive work and confidential investi-ïgations undertaken and satisfactorily performed for corporations, mercantile houses and individuals.Consultation tree.\"Empire Secret Service,'' 571 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal.Telephone Uptown 3203.! L1RIENDS IN ENGLAND DESIRE TO '* communicate with Harold Hewitt.The Superintendent Distributing Home, Knowlton, P.Q., would be glad of his present, address.UOOM AND BOARD FOR ONE GEN-t Inman ; al^o raealers wanted.Mrs.W.Davis, \u201814 Wolfe St.VOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ^ 1 will not lie responsible for any dfbts Vontracted by my son.Clifford Kenn'ey.after this date.W J.Kune^, Dudswell Centre, Sept, oth, 1913.T)OOKKEEPlNG.PITMAN'S SHORT hand.Touch Typewriting.Privât r lessons givan by Englishman.Individu lessons aro essential for success.Apph Box HA.Record.1TI0LIN AND MANDOLIN T/F.SSO^ ^ given hv Professor Frank Dudley Montreal St.\u2019City Tel.525.\\rOUNG MAN WANTS ROOM AND ¦ board in private family.Apply Box 91.Record Office.SITUATIONS WANTED ÎUtEKSMAKER WILL GO OUT ¦ day.Apply Annie Chatham, Y.Moore Street.WORK ON FARM Rufus Kcnison, brookc.WANTED\u2014APPL 1(5 Peel St., She ÎTVE AGENTS MEN OR WOMEN TO i handle new proposition, 'in absolute necessity in any house, hotel or restaurant.Hustlers make big money.Particulars free.Premier Specialty House.172 Versailles S» .'.font real LOST AND FOUND 1 ADY\u2019S DARK BLUE CLOTH COAT lost between South Barnston and Stanstead.August 30th.Finder pleas-leave at Post Office, Stanstead.i t OLD WATCH AND FOB LOST.INI * tial \"A.\ton case.Finder please return Continental Hotel.TR A Y E1 ) IN TO MY 1 \u2019 A STIR E.A *9 jiig.Owner may have same 1>\\ proving property and paying expenses.\u2022 I.Edgecombe.Watervillc.(hie ACID STOMACHS ARE DANGEROUS k N INK TENT W S OF ALL STOMACH TROUBLE SAID TO BE DUE TO ACIDITY.A PHYSICIAN'S ADVICE ON CAUSE AND CURE.A f;i.inous physician whoso successful roHcarchcH into the cause and cure (ff stoniach and intestinal diseases have earned for him an internalional reputation, said in the course of a recent lecture that nearly all intestinal troubles, as well as many diseases of the vital organs, were directly traceable to - deranged condit ion of the stomach which in turn was due nine times out of ten t< excessive acidity, commonly termed sour stomach or heart b uni, which not \u2018inly irritated and inflamed the delicate lining of the stomach, but also set up gastritis nnd stomach ulcers.It is interesting to note that, he condemns the use of Pa 'tent medicines as well as «it medical treatment for the stomach, stating that he and his colleagues have secured remarkable results by the use of ordinary bisura! eel magnesia, which» by it*'Ut tali/, 'lug | hp ncirljty of tlio food, removes the source of the I rouble.He contends fliat il is as foolish lo treat the stofhmii itself as it.would be for a man Who (Stepped on n luck to mb liniment the foot without first removing tack.Rome ve the tack nnd the will hen 1 itself- neutrali'/e the acid stomach troubles will disappear in g medicines and medical tr useless, so long as the stomach remain acid ; i Wonted-men fob government »TY.jobs, 920.00 week.Write for list of poiiuoei ope».Freikli» Iceutute.Pest, feX«F, Rocheiter, N.T.- f i-OOP ALL-ROUND GARDENER.EX-NX perienced, compete»! to make im-provemeote on property, also to repair ¦and paint.Box 123.Knowlton.-TRAVELLER WANTED TO APPOINT A agents.No selling.Salary and expenses, with share of profits.Whitfield Linscott, Desk D.Brantford.OHf.O.OO FOR SIXTY DAYS TO ANY thoughtful man or woman for hclp-ijf.us circulate Bible literature.The Bible House.Department I.Brantford.VI EN WANTED AT ONCE TO LEARN -AL auto driving and repairing in public garage.Muet he steady, reliable and temperate.W'rite at once, Maine Auto Company, Taylor Street Garage, Fort-land, Maine.MAN WANTED TO DRIVE DELIV-ery team.Bray Bros, -TEACHER WANTED.WITH DI-J- ploma, for third ra-\tool\tterm, four months, in municipality South l.etds, Kinnear\u2019s Mills.School open Sept, loth, 1913 ;\t$25 per month.Apply at once H.A.Lowry, See.-Treas.Klnnear\u2019s Mills.Que.\u2019TWO PROTESTANT TEACHERS, > -L with elementary diplomas, to teach eight months' school, school municipa,-i ity of Ely.Salary, $30 per month, i Apply N.R.Moflatt, Sec.-Treas.West I Ely.! PROTESTANT TEACHER WITH DI-¦- ploma and experience wanted for i the Elementary School, Island Brook.Newport township, Co, of Compton, Term.8 months, to commence soon as possible.Salary.$35 per month.References preferred.Apply at once to A.S.Farnsworth, Sec.-Treas., Sawyerville./'1ÎRL WANTED FOR GENERAL housework.Apply Mrs.V.E.Mor-vill, 3 2 Prospect Street.¦^LlNERAL SERVANT WANTED \u2014 Apply 32 Dominion Avenue.Kitchen girl, also house- maid, wanted at once.Apply Box 86, Record.A/OUNG GIRL WANTED TO MIND I baby and assist with light housework.Apply Mrs.Verge, 54a King Street.VTARCH CLOTHES IRONER WANT-ed at once.Apply Sherbrooke &team Laundry, Sherbrooke./ VOOD GENERAL SERVANT WANT-^ H ed at once.Mrs.John Jenckes, 18 Quebec St.rpENOR WANTED FOR\u2019 PLYMOUTH Church.Must be good sight-reader Apply Fritz Read, 75 Queen St.IIRICKiYARD HELP AND LABOR-Y ers- A few good men wanted.Apply at plant, near Lennoxville.E.T Brick and Manufacturing Co.TQ LET.NttiM AND ÜP-tU-iJAl'» AND 4 ELL lighted offlcfca to let ; al«o dreaK-makla* room# *nd ainsi# bedfoom#.Ap-9iy to C.F.Olivier.Boitoti Store.IÎLÈASANT FIVE ROOM TENEMENT J- to let.Apply 12 St, Charles St.,/ 11RL WANTED TO WAIT ON TABLE ^ and a'ssist in kitc hen.Apply Boston Restaurant, Depot St., city.j/l ENERAL SERVANT WANTED \u2014-'' * Vteferences required.Apply Mrs.C.H.Bowen, 5 Queen St., city.4 N ELDERLY WOMAN WANTED TO - Y look after little child for few hours night and morning.Room free.Could take in ^wing.Apply Box 92, Re-cord./COLLECTOR WANTED TO TURN Vv water off those in arrears.Apply Water Works, Lennoxville.Farmers\u2019 Exchange Rate* : '15 words or less 15c.each insertion, one cent for each additional word, three Inanttiohs lot price ot two.LTAltM ABOUT 100 ACRES WANTED \"\t\u2022\u2014Good buildings, good water sup- ply.Box 78 Sherbrooke, Que./ )>.'!\u2022:-HORS G GEN ER A.L PR Rp,)SE, V-7 waggon and harness, nearly new, for sale cheap.E.Oakes, I > Kingston Ave, Phone 520, ONE NINE-ROOMED HOUSE TO let, situated on Main St.Lennoxville.Modern conveniences, possession 1st October.Apply Mrs.K.E.Carter, Lennoxville.BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM TO LET.brans bed, oak furniture, all modern conveniences.Apply 50 Frontenac Street-.ONE FlNM OFFICE TO LET IN Record Block.Call and see It.Apply Daily Record.(IIRIVK HUNDRED DOLLARS OR LESS i F on good security will atart you in business wLhlt la growing every year.Very best opportnnitie.s to right man.Address Box 31.Record.the loot and Irritai eut nre ntcnt.a of the inc Vi; the acid il y and there will be no need for Medicine the inflamed lining of Itie stomach will I hen hen 1 Itself.Sufferers from acidity, sour stomach or heart luira should eel ,, small hotlln of bimirnlcd lime nesl i fï,un i lieii' dni\"r i t.and t i1 ,¦ a tI\u2019liupnonfUl in t quarter of n i I e1 i i f hoi or I old waler iif'nr meals, rei'e iiing in llftnen mlmiicH, if neeeiisiiry, thin l\"' jug llie dose wltieii 1 he doctor has found tu'M elucucioue la all uauutR ' FOR SALE.(CONCRETE MIXERS, ROTH BATCH As and continuous, new- end secondhand, 1» stock lor Immediate \u2022hlpment.Contractor* should have or.r 1 HO page catalogue, showing everythin* required by concrete workers at lowest ortres.The Fos* & Hill Machinery Co.Ill 3t.Tames St.Montreal.rp\\VO REGISTERED SHORTHORN J bull calves, one 10 months.Yorkshire boars and sows of all ages, Oxford Down ram lambs.F.G.Bennett, Canterbury, Que.WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED » » small store or ground floor office on Wellington street to rent.A c Skinner.LUVis room tenement to let \u2014 * Modern conveniences.Apply A.Boucher, 18 Perry Street.LHGHT ROOM DWELLING TO I.ET\u2014 .I- Ail modern improvements.Apply Mrr,.B.Cohen, 14 Gillespie Street.V'ICE.NEW OFFICES IN WEBSTER 1» Bloflk to let.Hot water heating, tniniediate Possession.Apply to W.R.Webster or E.G.Wlggett.kJ EVEN-ROOM TENEMENT TO LET on Meado-'- St.'nply E.Tetu, 48 First Ave.'Phone 323, SJMALL STORE TO t>tvT \u2014 APPLY w Emery.213 Wellington St.HEAL ESTATE, FOR SALE.( ANE COWAN No.Hi PLANER AND VA matcher for sale ; slightly used.The Jenckes Machine.Co.Limited.| III.1! FORD TOURING CAR FOR ¦ sale.Perfect condition.Apply Box 39 Record.yihestnut Morse for sale\u2014 VA Five years old.weight 1000 lbs, line driver, also good to work.Reason for selling, present owner going ,n.wuy.Must be sold.Call or address James Ij.Page, Lennoxville, anil get a bargain.Quantity dry boards and di- mension lumber \u2018 \"\tAlso wood lathe.12 ft.bed, 13 in.swing.v-' h tools and counter shaft.Puttyless Wi'i-dow Co., Lennoxville.I\tICEnSED hotel for sale, ap II\tpij- Montreal House, Sherbrooke.TkOATHOUSE FOR 8 H.W.AT.SO good i laubouril rr \u2019 ' '¦'( -\u2019ud oars.Apply A.Moorcroft, (> Stanley Ave.VTO.5rt MELBOURNE ST.WITH lx loo fool frontage, for sale.Also building lots adjoining.All with famous rlew of the St.Franci* valley.Apply W A.Hale SWerbrcok*.( 1GTTAGE FOR SALE \u2014 EIGHT VI rooms, modern improvements, barn and garage, shade trees, 46 Montreal St.SI.He cn's ïGîtool, Dunham, Que.Roulent la] School for Girls.Healthy sitnanco.Preparation for UniversiMea.Special Courses in Mu.Me.Art.and Physical Culture.Ouuloor Games.For Pros-oectus aPt'D\u2019 MISS WADE, M.A., Principal.: ; ' ' '¦ WmmÊm :k v\t\u2022\t\u2022\u2022 A \u2022 1TNI CURST AS Word comes from Ilucjiarcat that Oscar Spirescu, Roumtinia\u2019s brilliant yoiint; conductor, who achieved so high a reputation as as is tant musiral director of \u2019tiie Tiorti ;i Opera Company, will be roMilrc.ii\" ,,.,1 accompanist for Antonio Pinl-Oorsi nmi his company.SiR.Pir.i-Uond makes n brief tour before the i>i \u2022 nine of the season of the Metropolitan Of cm House, New York.Upon completion of this tour Mr.Spirescu will alun take up work agfflin with a preat operatic orRanization this side of the Atlantic- this time with the National Opera Company of Canada.The young conductor was charmed away from the European scones of re cent success by the bigness of the future open to him in America.He had pone hack across the Atlantic upon the completion of two reainn'1 with live Horton Ourr,i Company.Bum in Umdinrcsl, the Roumanian [ Loose \\ Diamonds Of all kinds on hand, and we do ail the work of making- the r'ng and setting the diamonds.This allows us to quote a lower price than dealrrs who but set diamonds or send them away to have another party, set them.We give special terms for either J* \u201ccash\" or \u201ccredit.\" R.J.Spearing Goldsmith & Diamond Merchant.33 Strathcona Square.¦MND CO.AGfil SOCIflf Prepa-ations Now Under Way For Fair to be Held Next Week ¦BERNaRDO.\u201d capital, Mr.Spirescu early cjyne under the attention of Queen Carmen Silva.He was sent to the Paris Conservatory.Soon after graduating his temperamental conducting at tracte.1 the attention of Henry Russell, heart of the Boston organization.Mr.Spirescu was speedily engaged for Boston.Mr.Spirescu is a piano virtuoso.At the Paris Conservatory he was for i n long time undecided whether h?would he a concert pianist.or a : conductor.He even considered re-! iccting the present engagement that I lie might launch forth as a concert pianist.With Mr.Spirescu, Miss Louise Cox, soprano of the Metropolitan J Opera Company, New York, Attilio di ; Orescenzo, tenor of the Royal O liera lluimp of Parma, Italy, Pini i Corsi will he hrur.l hrre on October Hh at.the first ot the four Cnbs.'rip-Uon CoiieiTts.MANY SPECIAL PRIZES HAVE BEEN OFFERED BY THE FRIENDS OF THE ASSOCIATION.Richmond, Sept.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Richmond County Annual Fair will be held Tuesday and Wednesday, September IGth., and 17th., which is open to Richmond County and the Townships of Durham, Kingsey and Ely.The following are the directors': Patrons, Mr.E.W.Tobin, M.P., Hon.P.S.G.MacKenzie, Provincial Treasurer; Messrs.M.G.Crombie, Est., John Hayes, M.D.President, Lt.Col.E.S.Bernard; Vice-President, W.J.Gallup; Secretary Treasurer, A.E.Main; Auditors, R.A.Burbank, W.R.Mclver; Directors, The Mayor of the Town of Richmond, the Mayor of Melborne Village; the Mayor of Cleveland and the Mayor of Melbourne and Bromp-ton Gore.Lt.Col.E.S.Bernard, R.E.Kil-len, Member of Council of Agriculture.Messrs.Wm.Cottington, T.A.King, W.J.Gallup, Dr.A.T.Lys-ter, R.W.Frank, F.E.Gallup, John McMorlne, Jas.A.Smillie, Major W.J.Ewing, S.H.Frazer, F.Beat-tie, G.H.Barlow, W.H.Hcaly.Associate Directors: Messrs.H.F.Bedard, R.G.Dunbar, Thos H.Bush-ell, P.P.Fowler, H.G.Pease, Edgar Wintle, K.McKenzie, E.J.Gallup, A.S.Raimbach, W.J.Cascad-den, 0.M.J.Ingalls, Dr.H.R.Cleveland, G.A.Witty, Jas.Boden, Duncan Stalker, Geo.Barlow, H.E.Bicber, John Watson, Jr., Dr.J.A.McCabe, L.Archambault, T.Cleary.Gommittes.Horses\u2014Messrs.G.H.Barlow, R.E.Skillen, S.H.Frazer, G.A.Witty.Cattle-\u2014Messrs.W.J.Cascadden, G.\tT.Pope.Swine\u2014Messrs.Wm.Coddington.F.E.Gallup.Sheep\u2014Messrs.J.A.Smillie, E.J.Gallup, Duncan Stalker.Poultry\u2014Messrs.Frank Beattie, It.N.Frank, K.McKenzie.Dairy\u2014Messrs.W.J.Gallup, H.G.Pease.Fruit\u2014Messrs.P.\tP.Fowler, J.Watson, Jr.Grain, Seeds, Bread and Cakes\u2014Mr.W.H.Hcaly.Roots and Vegetables Messrs.E.Wintle, R.G.Dunbar, T.Cleary.Industrial\u2014-Messrs.J.McMorlne, A.S.Raimbach.Amusements\u2014Messrs.J.McMorine, S.H.Frazer, A.S.Raimbach, J.A.Bothw-ell, H.F.Bedard.Entertainment and Reception\u2014Hon P.S.G.McKenzie, Lt.Col.E.S.Bernard, Messrs.A.T.Lyster, W.J.Ewing, A.S.Raimbach, W.E.Mclver, H.E.Bieher, the Mayors of Richmond, Melbourne and Brompton Gore, Village of Melbourne and Township of Cleveland.Ladies Department\u2014H.\tE.Bieber, H.\tF.Bedard, J.L.Barrie, Dr.J.A.McCabe.T.A.King.Executive\u2014Lt.Col.E.S.Bernard, John McMorine, A.T.Lyster, W.J.Ewing, S.H.Frazer, R.E.Skill en, A.S.Raimbach.Grand Stand\u2014T.H.Bushell.Special prizes are offered as fol lows : Silver Cup valued at S20 by the Molsons Bank Richmond.For 5 grade calves, bred and owned by the exhibitors, first $6.; second $4.This special is- given by McMorine Bros.For best fat cow or steer, any age or breed, ,$5.Given by Major W.J.Ewing.For the best factory chees\"*, colored, $5.By Mr.H.E.Bieber, Manager of the Molsons Bank, Richmond.Loaf of Bread made by a young lady not over 20 years Sf age, 1st.73c.: 2nd., r.Oc, This nrize is given by Mr.D.Bonner, Lumber Merchant.The Western Canada Flour Mills Company, through McKee Bros, f;or the best loaf of home made bread, main from the Purity Flour, four prizes.For the best foal of 191.3 in the Roadster Class, by J.Bedard & Sons.For the best herd of short horn Hereford, or Polled Angus Cattle, all registered.This prize will not be awarded unless there, are at least two competitions.Prize $10.00 in cash, given by a friend.A special prize is offered by Lieut, Ool.Stevens for the neatest on nipped non-commissioned officer or trooner of 11th.Hussars, man and horse who attended military camp of 1913.Mr.Geo.A.Frazer, J.P., of Melbourne offers a prize of $5.00 for the best lady driver in competition.Contestants must be daughter, wife or Bister of a farmer and a member of | the Agricultural Society.I The bountiful silver cup given by j the Molsons Bank as a special prize for 1913, will be given to the best If AI StLISBK Man Fined For Allowing Deer Hound to Roam SEVEN AND FOURTEEN YEAR OLD CHILDREN BEFORE THE JUDGE- FATHER GIVEN A LECTURE.Sweetsburg, Sept.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Judge Mulvena was here yesterday when the following cases were heard: Walter Andrews, of St.Armands was charged with an assault causing bodily harm on A.M.Meigs of the same place, on the 23rd August.The defendant pleaded not guilty.The evidence showed that the accused got angry at Meigs, who refused to sell him a drink and threw a heavy jug at him, striking and knocking him down and laying him up for several days.The accused was committed for trial and later asked for a speedy trial and again pleaded not guilty, and after proof being made was condemned to pay a fine of fifteen dollars and costs, or in default sixty days in jail.Another charge was laid against the same person for being drunk and disorderly and causing a disturbance on the fifteenth of August.He , also pleaded not guilty but was convicted on proof and fined five dollars and costs or thirty days in jail to begin on the expiration of the former sentence.MOTHERLESS CHILDREN BEFORE COURT George Penny and Albert Penny, two juveniles, aged seven years and fourteen years respectively, of Sutton, were convicted of various petty stealing and breaking into houses in the absence of the owners.The proof showed that their mother had been dead for some years and that they had been neglected by their father.The latter was given a lecture on his paternal responsibility and the boys were returned to him under suspended sentence on his undertaking to look after them in future.BREACH OF GAWE LAW.W.H.Griffith, Inspector of Fish and Game Association, Montreal, against Byron.Hicks, of Sutton, for allowing a deer hound to roam at large and hunt deer.A large number of witnesses were examined on botn sides and the Court found the weight PLEASED WITH E.T.of evidence against the defendant.He was fined $10 and costs or thirty day\", as it was a second conviction for the same offence GEORGE MCDONALD PLEASED HE CAME TO THIS PART OF CANADA.Mr.0.N.Lyster, who has done some immigration work on behalf of the Eastern Townships, has received the following letter from one of the old countrymen whom he established here.rAe Hatley House, Hatley Province of Quebec, Can.August 20, 1913 Dear Mr.Lyster:\u2014I received your letter in due time, asking me .how I like Canada, and the Canadians, and I find things here as you represented them to me, before I left Scotland.\t» Well, Mr.Lyster, I can truly say that I find everything quite as good and even better than you represented them.I like Canada fine, so far I am awfully well pleased with Hatley.It is a beautiful place and the folk-are all as nice to me as can be.I have plenty of work and got.a fair wage, with the offer of a raise if I wish to stay another year.I have been offered more in another Place, but I prefer to stay with Mr.Webster, at.the Hatley House.I often drive nassengers hither and von and they are all very kind and friendly to me.Everyone that I meet here has a pleasant word for me, and it all makes me feel contented and happy.I could not ask for better treatment anywhere than I have received from the noople of Hatley.So.Mr.Lyster, with my best respects, I am, Yours truly., GEO.MCDONALD.ISLAND BROOK.Arrivals and departures : Mr.W.H.Hammond and his sister, Mrs.Waldron called to Mille Isle by the illness and death of their inother, Mrs.Wm.Hammond; Miss Hazel Stevenson to Sherbrooke to take a business course at Gleason\u2019s business College; Misses.Violet and Dor cas Thompson, Mary Miller, and Master Irvin Morrow to the Cookshire Academy School; Miss Clara Laird and Mrs.Goodwin from Providence, R.I., .also Mr.and Mr.î.McBain and two children of Montreal, visiting at (heir parent'.Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Baird; Miss Mger from Scotstown visiting at Y -.D.Ewing\u2019s; Mr.B.Clark from M icdonald College visit frig at his hr hers, Mr.J.Clark; Mr.Scott from 1 rundle at Mr.Isaac Westgate\u2019s la; f, week; Miss Beatrice.Westgate to Montreal for the winter; Mr.ond Mrs.J.Watson have moved to Cookshire: Mr.Roland Kilgour of Beauhaunois, Montreal, visiting Mr.Iveson Miller; Mrs.Nahum Todd is still very ill and Nurse Hodge of Cookshire is taking care of her; Miss Mary Seale to Eaton Corner to teach school.Miss Gladys Bates, of Learned Plain, is teaching the School, No.8 above the Village.three grade dairy cows, any age, springers or-in milk.Fifty dollars of the prizes offered on Dairy Produce is kindly donated by the Canadian Bank of Commerce Mr.' T.« BEAVER HA Iff.HH L.Tel.Uptown, 8808,\tMONTREAL.A N If NOW .UKAD THIS: Individual effort, individual care, individual attention based upon fifty years' experience\u2014a record unequalled by any other commercial college in Canada\u2014an unqualified guarantee of employment to every fun couv-graduate or the proidpt' refund of the tuition fees paid advantages to be had only at ,\t/he Montreal Establisnecl 1864 Business College NOW OPEN 8 Phillips Place.Between Phillips Square and Dorchester Street.Write for \"he list of prominent graduates\u2014read their unsolicited en-dorsat ion of the Dav and Evening Sessiona.prospectus and full information nv Gt your request.Address, J.D.DAVIS, Prinripnl.Telephone : Uptown 151. EIGHT, SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1913^ sae T.VINEBERG, F OR INE URS Select now, 10 per cent discount on all sales this me nth.See our ladies coats the height of fashion.New tweeds for our tailor made clothes just received.Order now.14T Welllniton Street.CONFESSES TO Fi PARISIAN SAGE The Scalp Cleanser sold in Canada on Money-back plan Tried them all and failed, thousands of people will say.Try the real Parisian Saee and succeed as thousands bave dons.In Paris Dr.Sangerbond discovered the dandruff microbe and the way to kill it.In Paris women have most abundant, beautiful, lustrous and fascinating hair.They know about hair and its diseases in Paris, far more then we do.They have institutions where the study of the hair is made a specialty.Parisian Sage is the only certain destroyer of the da^irufl microbe which is the cause of 97 per cent, of hair troubles.Parisian Sage is such an extraordinary and quick acting rejuvenator that F.T.Anseli, who is the agent in Sherbrooke, guarantees it to cure dandruff, stop falling hair and itching scalp in two weeks or money back.It makes women\u2019s hair lustrous and luxuriant and drives away foul odors in summer.Yon can obtain a large 50-cent bottle of Parisian Sage at F.T.An sell\u2019s and at leading druggists all over Canada.\"The Girl with the Auburn Hair\" is on every package.Man Who Brutally Killed Boy .With Knife MURDERER KNOWN AS \"TAYLOR, THE SPANIARD,\u201d A DEGENERATE.Brantford, Ont., Sept.10.\u2014 (Special)\u2014The horrible mystery of murder which the police authorities of Brantford.and Brant county faced Tuesday morning is no longer a mystery.James Taylor, known in police court circles as \u201cTaylor, the Spaniard,\u201d has confessed.Taylor has told the authorities that he killed Charles Dawson.He did it shortly after 9 o\u2019clock Monday night, and he did it st the very spot where the body was 'found.The knife with which Taylor did his deed has been found and is now in the possession of the police.In fact, Taylor himself escorted the police to the spot where he threw the weapon early Tuesday morning.The confession of Taylor winds up, inside of 24 hours, one of the worst crimes ever committed in the county of Brantford.Taylor was another Joseph Kennedy.His confession confirmed suspicions of the police and doctors in every detail.The prisoner has not yet come to the sense of realization of what has happened to him.\t, He is a man of very low mentality\u2014 a degenerate in every sense of the word.Taylor cannot explain why he killed Charlie Dawson or why he hacked him to pieces.The remarkable part of Taylor\u2019s confession is that he s ys the crime was carried out on the spur of the moment right where the boy\u2019s body was found.This the officers did not look for.They thought that the murder was commit-ed at some other place and the boy\u2019s body taken there.Taylor's crin»3 was not premeditated./