Sherbrooke daily record, 27 janvier 1922, vendredi 27 janvier 1922

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1697.SHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1922.Twenty-fifth Year.DEADLOCK OVER SELECTION OF NEW PONTIFF Quebec Liberals Held Caucus\u2014Hon.Meighen Returned WOMEN\u2019S VOTE, AMENDMENTS TO THE FOUR POWER 1IQÜ0R ACT AND NEW ROAD POLICY; TREATY MEETS DISCUSSED AT LIERAI CAUCUS OPPOSITION Notwithstanding the Rumors that a Hurricane Was to Break at the Liberal Caucus Yesterday, Nothing at All Sensational Developed\u2014Stated that Premier Taschereau and Those of His View Found No Opposition Whatever, and that Nothing Was Given in Exchange for the Peaceful State of Affairs, Nor Promises Held Out\u2014Big Majority of Legislature Against the Proposal of Giving Women the Vote.Q (Special to The Record) UEBEC, QUE., January 27,\u2014Not for a number of years has the sessional caucus of the Liberal party in the Quebec Leiçislature been so peaceful as that which was held here, yesterday morning.The roof was not torn down, and the Taschereau flag still waves in the breeze, nor is George A.Simard, chairman of the Liquor Commission, to be \u201cfired.\u201d In fact, Premier Taschereau and those of his view found no opposition whatever, and reliable information is that nothing was given in exchange for this peaceful state of affairs, nor have promises been held out.It had been announced for some days past that a mighty hurricane was to break at the caucus, and that at least one member was to rise and demand the head of Mr.Simard, and important changes in the liquor law.If Mr.Taschereau refused to consider these requests there would be ar open rebellion, and there was even talk that there might he a majority \u2022 gainst Mr.Taschereau at the caucus.A French evening paper stated yesterday, that Hon.J.L.Perron, Minister of Highways, and Hon.Aureh Laeombe, Minister without portfolio, were to resign from the cabinet unless the head of Mr.Simard was forthcoming.Mr.I>aoombe, last evening, issued a denial, and Mr.Perron ignore, the matter, probably thinking a denial was not worth while.Hon.Mr.Simard has made it clear several times that he is no worrying about his position, and he might have dropped quietly ou rather than be worried.But once, the matter was made an issue with th Government, the situation changed, and anything the Government can d to keep him at the head of the Commission will be done.PREMIER WOULD LIKELY HAVE CALLED FOR EARLY ELECTK, There was little possibility that there would be anything like majority in the caucus against the Prime Minister, though this had bee hinted at, but no doubt the Premier was au-fait with every detail of the situation.Had circumstances been such that a majority in the caucus could have been rounded up against the Premier in the matter of The liquor law, it is known that Mr.Taschereau would not have given way.There would have been a dissolution of the House and an early election.Under the circumstances, opinion is that the Premier would have felt justified in declaring that the members did not in the majority represent the feelings of the people, and consequently, an appeal to the people must be had to determine who had the public confidence in regard to the liquor Opposition in the United States Senate Is Giving Administration Leaders Mmh Concern.(Associated Press Despatch.) WASHINGTON, Jan.27.\u2014Strong opposition to the four power pact in the United States Senate is giving administration leaders in that body much concern.Failure to reach a solution of the Siberian and Far Eastern questions in the Conference on Armaments is tending to strengthen opposition.A prominent administration leader in the Senate said yesterday the situation was such that while the naval agreement would be ratified, he doubted whether it would be possible to force the four power treaty through.WOÜLDABÔLBH ALL LOTTERIES FOR CHARITY lean Tucker Was Re-elecied President of Social Service Council of Canada.(Associated Press Despatch) WINNIPEG, Jan.27.\u2014The three 'ay annual meeting of the Social rvice Council of Canada was .'light to a close yesterday after-n, Dean L.Norman Tucker and , .J.G.Shearer being re-elected esident and general secretary, re-pectively.The Council deprecated the grow-ng tendency to increase grounds for divorce in Canada, but felt unable to adopt the stand that divorced persons should not re-marry.Resolutions respecting the moth ers\u2019 allowance, prohibition and gam bling were passed.All Provincial governments should collaborate on * # *\tSUBSTITUTE MOTOR TRAC- # *\tTORS FOR HORSES IN « *\tROYAL ARTILLERY.# *\t-;\t.s.& (Associated Press Despatch.) # *\tTORONTO, Jaij.27.\u2014A * & special cable to the Mail and # *\tEmpire from London says: ki-& The London Djiily News # Yi understands that thfe War Of- # Afe fice is substituting motor # & tractors for horsesj in every YY » branch of the Royal! Artillery.# The change will enable the # & Government to make a ten # & per cent reduction ip the per- ^ *\tsonnel.\t^ *\té *\t* * ^ # # # # & $ * * » * THE AUSTRIAN CABINET HAS CffiT OFFICE Split Came on the Tveaties with Czecho-Slovakia, Which Were Passed in Modified Form.(Associated Press Despatch.) VIENNA Jan.27.,\u2014Efforts were going forward today to form a ministry to succeed that of Johann Schober, which resigned yesterday.The resignation followed breaking by the pan-Germans of the working agreement by which Chancellor Schober had maintained a majority in parliament.The split came on the treaties with Czecho-Slovakia, which were passed last night in modified form, the provisions in regard to pre-war debts and other financial obligations being changed.US.AMBASSADOR MUCH DEPENDS ON ATTITUDE OF PLANS MEEITNC FOREIGN CARDINALS IN REGARD WITH POINCARE\tTO SRECHON OF NEW PONTIFF Conference at Genoa.iiuen^o to iüa.e Gear American ^ Canvas* of Opinion in the Vatican Shows that the Peace Viewpoint Regarding Proposed Party, or Those Advocating Closer Relations with the Italian Government, Are Virtually Deadlocked with the Irreconciiabies, or Those Opposing a Rapprochement, in the Number of Votes Each Faction Can Muster\u2014General Opinion Is that Unless a Compromise is Reached, Never Has There Been Such an Opportunity for a Foreign Cardinal to Be Elected Pope.Important Moves Under Way Behind Scenes In Peking, Tokio And Washington To Bring About An Agreement On Shantung Question (Associated Press Despatch.) PARIS Jan.27.\u2014George Harvey, American Ambassador to Great Britain, who attended the Cannes Conference of the Allied Supreme i Council, was to confer today withj Premier Poincare.The meeting isj looked upon as unusually important]\t- in view of the statement of Mr.Har-j (Associated Press Despatch.) | deadlock be reached in the conclave, vey iast night that before returning; __ OME Jan.27.\u2014With the body He is sixty-seven years of age, and-to London, he would take the oppor-'\t0f ia^e p0pe Benedict lakh was raised to the purple by Pius X, tunity of making clear to the French\taway beneath the flagstones] in 1911.Government the American view-!\tPeter\u2019s,\tthe interest of the] For the first time in history wom- point with regard to the proposed j gacrecj c0i]ege anc[ the Vatican ] en will he permitted to be present international Economic Conference! household turned today to the elec- in the quarters occupied by the at Genoa, as well as the world\u2019s fin-j tjon 0f hi-g successor.'\ti conclave.They are Sisters of Mer- anerai and economic position gener-] The conclave has bee\u201e called for] cy, who will preside over the des-ally; TT\t\u201e , Î February 2nd, to choose the new] times of the Cardinals\u2019 kitchens, Mr.Harvey may see Mr.Poincare ; pontiff,\twhich previously have been super- more than once before his depart-\tquestions of relations be-! vised by monks, ore, and is also planning to confer ^ween church and the Italian! FOREIGN CARDINALS ARRIVE.\" ith as many ouier representatives Government enters into the elect-; The arrival of Cardinals Schulze, oi die d rench Government as pos-, ion A thorough canvass of opinion i 0f Cologne, Bertram, of Breslau, rll \u2019\tAmL iJnv : in the Vatican shows that the peace : Faudha^r, of Munich and Piffl, of Prhce\tAmbassador to party or those ;idvocating closer re- Vienna, today brought the number ii0_j lations with the Government, are 0f foreign Cardinals in Rome up to ingas t^United Stated narticinaticfn ! virdu,a.'-y deadlocked with the irre- ten.In addition to the German and in^tVio Cpno'i CoTvFprpnrp \u2019 \u2022 fhonu-h4 concilibles, or those oppo-amg a ap- j Austrian Cardinals, there are now to hang \"arteh on the results^of1 Proachment in the number votesi here Cardinals Dubois, of Paris, Luc- these3 conversations!\tea.ch fact^n can mU3ter\u2019\tien- of Rhemes- M^rin, of Lyons.\u2014 -1-,\u2014 -thirds majority is necessary for el-| vival, of Tarragona, Bourne, of Lon- VOTE TO CONTINUE STRIKE ectJ,on\u2019 ,\tlt! upaflf,d bv!d?n\u2019 and Gasdu^-the British Cardin- CHTCAGO Tan 97_______Mm-p than Twent>-nine caidinals, headed b> .ai;\tln R0Tuei CHICAGO, Jan./I.More than çardjnai Gasparn, the Camerlengo,'\t_____ jnsThouse1\"workers^votedlo'contfnue ,or acti?g,head of tthe church, are; CARDINAL REGINARRIVES AT mg nouse worsers orea ro continue known to favor continuance, of Ben-;\tNEAY YORK tie strike which has been in effect\tpolicy, which was understood ; (Associated Press Despatch.) since December 5ih, according to an to have ^ggj, djrected toward a re-; NEW YORK Jan 27 _____ Cardinal announcement last night,\t,\twit-h the nuir- r, \u2022\t.Vd V\t, '-'arajnai sumption oi i elation-! witn tne qun ; Begin, Archbishop of Quebec, arrived \u2014\t\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014r-; enal.Twenty members rj.the Sac-ijn vew York today, on his way to ! red College are thought to be 3ustj aftend the conclave in Rome.He will as strongly opposed, while nine are i sa;] 0n the La Lorraine tomorrows.ArmuDE OF r.as.cardinals\tPather8 of tho NOT KNOWN\t; Blessed Sacrament.matters of administration to make ] the standard of mothers\u2019 allowance j law.Fortunately, for the internal peace of the Liberal party, the crisis ; was°™g3! \u2018Regarding ^Sn^,\u2019 It ^ was not participated, nor, as far as it could be learned, at present, has it ; was claimed the government protect-been merely postponed until latter in the session.\tI ed race track betting, which was de- There was some mention made of holding another caucus, but there 1 r,ref;rtcd.It was also resolved that] was nothing definite done in the matter, and if a second caucus is held.: ffIS!atlo\u201en wbic.b all c\tr* ^\tbeen such an opportunity for a for- iJelegates at Arms Gonterence Continue to Mark Time on eign cardinal to be elected Pope.the Few Issues Awaiting Final Settlement, Pending the Tlie majority enjoyed by the Italian r\\ >\tr d \u2022 i , tj J* y K/i .r> \u2022 i\tmembers of the Sacred College is, Outcome of President Harding s Move to Bring Japanese so evenly divided that Vatican of-; and Chinese Together in Complete Agreement on the finals admit^f'^ depends^japon^the Shantung Question.- it- HAS NO FAITH IN CONFERENCE AT WASHINGTON it will be towards the end of the session., mission for raffles and lotteries of (Associated Press Despatch) WASHINGTON, Jan.27.\u2014 charity and church - ' \u2022+'\t~\t¥¥ The Arms Conference con-1 With passions calmed, and the dove of peace hovering about, it was J should be abolished.Newspapers and\ttinned to mark time today 1 business advertisements w possible for the caucus to get through considerable practical work.QUESTION OF VOTES FOR WOMEN WAS DISCUSSFJD The question of votes for women was discussed, and again it was Bhown that the big majority of the members of the Legislature was against the proposal.The question of holding a referendum was talked \u2022bout fully, and the consensus of opinion was that this would be the best way of dealing with the matter.Those few members who favor giving women the vote, with Henry Miles, of St.Lawrence, at their head, feel that the granting of a referendum would be a victory, since it would be an admission that women\u2019s vote is an issue, while those who are opposed to giving women the vote feel confident that a referendum would show b huge majority against, and this would effectually kill the question for gome years to come and save them from discomfort at the same time.The idea, however, of holding the referendum at the same time as the general elections was not popular, it being the opinion that issues must rot get mixed.There was no vote taken in the caucus and the matter is left for the Government to deal with when it considers the time ripe.ROADS POLICY PRESENTED BY HON.MR.PERRON Most of the time of the caucus was taken up policy which Hon.J.L.Perron, Minister of Roads, is inaugurating, members were pleased with the changes proposed.What is to be done was on the few issues now awaiting final j , -\t, ,\twere con-.settlement, pending the outcome of .r™ or holding guessing con- ; President Harding's move to bring tests.The Council reaffirmed its -\t- stand on Prohibition.HAVE MINDS TOO MUCH FIXED ON HOURS OF WORK Mr.Parsons Says Canada Must Wake Up if She Is to Get Her Share of Old Country Business.TORONTO, Jan.27.\u2014Dealing with the unemployment and Labor with the new roads problems, S.R.Parsons, Canadian The \u201c'\u2019'Payers delegate to 'he Inter- [between the Chinese delegates last a 10I?a Tabor Conference at Gen-1 night.Rumors were in circulation ova, m an address to the Empire i that the delegation was divided on the Japanese and Chinese together in a complete agreement on the Shantung question.Although the two groups, which now' have agreed on every detail involved in the restoration of the former German leasehold to China, outside of the troublesome railroad j issue, had announced that they would not meet to consider the compromise proposal on that before tomorrow at the earliest, there were 'known to be important moves under way behind the scenes in Peking, Tokio and Washington.The general confidence that these could not result in anything but a complete agreement had been strengthened today by the announcement that the ' Japanese and Chinese representatives would begin tomorrow morning the drafting of a treaty.Considerable importance was attached today to a lengthy conference ! Archbishop of Pisa, who was men-j tioned as favored by the Govern-j ment, appears to be on the decline, ] while Cardinal Gasparri and Car-; dinal Arch Priest Morry Del Val, | respectively leaders of the peace | party and the irréconciliables, are ] acknowledged by their supporters to have little chance of being elected themselves.THE LIKELY CANDIDATE The candidate for the Gasparri party is Cardinal Ratti, of Milan, \u201e.\t.\t,\t~\t! while Del Val\u2019s faction, after voting lulled the Assistant Cashier and for their leader on the first ballot Inched Other Rank flerks in as a teRt of strength, it is under-LoeKea utner nanK uerks in stood_ wiU 9witch t0 cardinal Laur- Vault.\tenti, the newest created member of BAM ROBBERS ARE ROUNDED UP BY POUCE attitude of the foreign cardinals.; T r c\t« n rv The boom for Cardinal MaffiJ terms Lonterence A Disgusting Display of Camouflage to Deceive People Once More.\u2019' outlined by Premier Taschereau in his speech on the address from the Club said-\t, ,\t.\t, throne.The Government instead of leaving sections of roads to be built; \u201cI\u2018think we will all agree that a !X^e'^p^oplaT0aïthou^'h these' by the municipalities, will build the roads, charging the cost to the muni- ! reasonable amount of work is the j had not been substantiated, cipalities under the Good Roads Act, which means that the municipalities f'.nos.t ranacca in the world for our' pay for the cost at the rate of three percent, per year for forty years ?- ica'\u2019 nlont: when the debt is automatically wiped out.(Associated Press Despatch) .TORONTO, Jan.27.\u2014Disbeliei that the Washington Conference could accomplish its object was expressed in no mild terms by Mrs.Rose Henderson, of Montreal, when she spoke on the subject \u201cThe Peace Conference Which Cannot Bring Peace,\u201d at a dinner of the executive of the Women's International League of Peace and Freedom, held here last night.Mrs.Henderson even declared the Sacred College stationed in that the Washington Conference for (Associated Press Despatch.) Rome, Laurenti presided for many the limitation of armaments was \u201ca PITTSBURGH, PA.Jan.27.________\u2019years over the Roman Catholic \u2019 disgusting display of camouflage to Five men walked' into the First Na- world missions, and is well known to deceive the people once more.\u201d tional Bank of Grafton, a suburb,tall the foreign cardinals.\t^ this morning, and after killing Har-j Cardinal Yon Rossum, of Hol-j LONDON Jan.27.\u2014A\tVienna old Moss, assistant-cashier, forced! land, is most, prominently mention- despatch to the London Times says clerks and a woman customer j ed as a neutral candidate, should a the Austrian Cabinet has resigned.THE POLICE ARE MARKING TIE IN MURDER CASE - .\t,\tal and moral health.I believe in reasonable hours of; work, and where the work is heavy the hours should not be long, but I my conclusion is that today the ! workers of the world have their minds too much fixed on the hours of work, than on the hours they ______\tj loaf.\u201d Man Held at Hamilton Wins His1\t,osin* n- Li *\t\u2022\t.n \u2022 n\ti Dors raPldl>, especially on this con- Tignt Against being Deported tinent, continued Mr.Parsons.NEGRO IS PERMITTED TO REMAIN IN CANADA «7 Inquest into Death oi Raoul De-j lorme to Be Reopened Next Week.MONTREAL, .Inn.27.\u2014The pel-fce were yesterday marking time in the ruse of Raoul Delorme, young Ot-tawa student, shot to death on the j night of Janimry (ith.It.is expectotjr that the inquest adjourned on Tuesday last, may be re-opened early next week, when the report of the doctor, who is analyzing the stains, said by Detective Lajoie, to have been found on the cushi ns of the car belonging to Abbe Delorme, half broUier of the deceased, may he ready.We must get back, it seems to me, to the condition which characterized industry a great many years ago, when the employer, knowing his man, met them and was friendly with them.As long as we have organizations of employees and employers, we have two standing arm- permitted to remain in Canada, it I cmiHhJ\t^ 0t'1l\u2019r n'adY f°r to United States.(Associated Press Despatch.) OTTAWA Jan.27,\u2014Matthew Bullock, North Carolina, negro, held in Hamilton by immigration authorities, and who is fighting deportation to the United States, has been! PASSED AWAY AT into a vault.They robbed the bankj of approximately thirty thousand dollars in cash and negotiable securities ami escaped in an automobile.Within an hour after the robbery] a party of city detectives, on their i way to the bank, met an automobile filled with men on the north side.;\t______________________ The order to stop was answered by\t,\tt , j a fusilade of bullets, and the car Former Premier Had a Majority of 1,620 Votes Over His I kept going.The detectives soon1 j overtook the bandits, who abandon-; led their car and scattered.They j dashed into buildings in the vicinity j of Pennsylvania and Irwin Avenues, wi'h the detectives close on theiri heels.While some of the officers follow- i, ! ed the fleeing robbers, who were an- Hon.Meighen Returned To Parliament By Big Margin Over Progressive Candidate Opponent, A.K.Patterson, the Progressive Candidate, in Bye-Election Contest Held in Grenville Constituency Yesterday.(Associated Press Despatch.) itrust that Mr.Meighen will lose no PRESCOTT.Ont., Jan.27.\u2014Hon.| time in summoning a Nation wide Arthur Meighen was returned ! conference or convention of the Con-to parliament by a majority of j servative party in «nier to re-estab-mm IÏI AH'' V IS/liTA ftnpriS l.u°+\tot Uie car and' ^620 votes over his only opponent.:lish a badly needed touch with the K/v 11 lIAiall » ¦IJft-'tJ found what they believed to be all of ;\t£.Patterson, th© Progressive ! people and to rebuild an organization ______\t; the loot stolen from the bank.; candidate, in the voting in the Gren- that.Unionism largely destroyed.h « ,\t, j r .n 1 Meantime the bandits had taken ; v|jje constituency yesterday.\t; \u201cThe leader of the Opposition is Had Accomplished a Great Deal refuge in a house on Pennsylvania!\t- Uot one to look into the future with aj\t.n j* e ' avenue.Stationing themselves at\t; iact.0f coimure nor is there mv to Advance the Breeding Ot, advantageously located windows, ELECTION AT KINGSTON.reason for him !o Cc so.Thèto an© who (Associated Press Despatch.) i Clydesdale Horse, in Ont.rio.\tS ïot.iîS wag announced last night by Hon.Charles Stewart, Minister of Immigration.(Associnlrd Press Dispatch.) BOWMANV1LLE, Ont.Jan.27 \u2014Senator\tRobert Beith, whose death occurred yesterday at \u201cWav-erly Farm\u201d had done more during] 4\" + + + * + + 'l** + * + + + + 4s + *\tTHE WEATHER *\t* \u2022t J-\t\u2022}.\u201cWhen you tie a man hand and sirTtotoof-!! *.^7\t'