The Quebec chronicle, 24 août 1921, mercredi 24 août 1921

[" -\u2014-\u2014 TT Tf ee em = LIBERAL CHOIGE : Standard Bearer Of Party At Betty s.Pure MARMALADK, -1-ib.jar, to-clear-at\u2026 \u2026 \u202635c each PURE GREENGAOE JAM, = : Co 1b.jar to cléar at .35c each Grape Fruit A.GRENIER 94-06 ST.JOHN STREET.\u2018Phones 1247-1248.RAVNBREBBEFVL ATL R VBR RRR CHEESE MAN [5 The Next Election\u2014Bresk- ville And Leeds .Brockville, Ont, Aug.18\u2014Amezs counted, it wis found Mr.Mallery led by over 300.The nomination was then made wnanimeus on motion of Mr.Holmes.The convention was called \u201cto nominate a candidate for the next election\u201d and\u2019 whether it will be a tye or general election, Mr.Mallery will be the candidate.All of the nominees spoke briefly as did also Fred.¥.Pardes, MP.for West Lambton.: \u201cThe Weather.Toronto, Aug.18\u2014An area of low pressure has developed today over Alberta but the general distribution of pressure has experienced little change.Showers are reported from a few localities\u2019 of Northern Ontario and the Quif of St.Lawrence.Fine weather has been prevalent in other Districts of the country.Dawson .ere .Prince Rupert \u201cee Victoria .co00.0.0 BO 64 Vancouver \u2026.63 48 Calgary .\u2026 26 534 Edmonton .«sn 44 Te Bettietord \u2026.43 te Prince Albert or 44 7 Medicine Hat .60 84 Moose Jaw .se 40 8 Baskatoon \u2026.27 80 Regina .\u2026.33 88 Winnipeg \u2026 63 18 Port Arthur B41 White River .82-13 Parry Bound .48 7% Londen .- 46 86 Torento .49° Te Kingston.68 18 Ottawa, .4\u201c 1 Montreal .ee ve.Quebec .8 7 Ut.John .un 7 Halifax .44 12 Forecnats: | Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay- Light to moderate winds: fine, not much chaoge in température.Ottawa Valley and Upper Bt.Lawrence\u2014light to moderate winds; fine, not radoh change in temperature.Lower Bt.Lawrence, Gulf and North Shore-\u2014Light to mederate winds: a few scattered showers but partly fair; not much change in temperature, Superior ~= Light \u2018to moderate winds: showers in @ few localities but mostly fair; net much change In temperature.Ofanitobe\u2014Tine and rather DHIE 6080000000 0005.00 15.00 6.00 6000000 06 28 0 08-0028 08 08 0608 0808 5 30 8 .ANNOUNCEMENT OF PREMIERS DECRSION : COUNTRY HL FAR INFERID To City Cousin In Physical Candition \u201cHsalth Special\u201d Dissovers Cockatiire, Que., Aug.12\u2014(Epeciai to the Chroniole)\u2014A survey, based QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, al SAM HUGHES, FORMER ~ MINISTER OF MILITIA, DIED + \u201cAT LINDSAY THIS MORNING Famous National Figure Finally Sucoumbed To Fr al liness After Gallant Fight And Almost Miraculous Recoveries \u2014Was Organizer Of Canada\u2019s First Contingent In- The \\ Lindsay, Ont, Aug.24\u20148ir Sem | over questions of policy, Hughes, former Minister of Militia in the Federal Government, died at one o'clock thie morning, Standard time, his home here.Hughes has teen in fall- day end his ncart beats to high rapidity.or o mHughes has been in fail.over since his return from ©Ol4 Country.last winter.He this trip despite the earnest of his physicians, who real- that his health noodod the ex- care.7 April last, in Ottawa, he suf- the second attack of perni- fr ansemis two physicians, who at many of his {lines regarded his , a8 hopeless, that he ever out the session and re- Lindsay was in the nature of & miracle.For weeks his condition Was so grave that the least thing might have turned the scale, yet he lingered on, optimistic and interested by everything about him, despite his extreme weakness.Two transfusions of blood were given him while in Ottawa and one soon after he returned to Lindsay.All three were regarded as successful after sach Sir Sam's fesble condition has seemed to improve somewhat.Some few weaks ago the former Minister of Militia suffered a severe relapse; Dr.J.MoAlpine, his physi- clan, holding out no hope for his recovery.This cecurred during extremely hot weather and with the advent of cooler days Sir Sam rallied again.He recovered sufficiently to take an interest incurrent events and on one occasion jestingly remarked to his relatives that he was \u201cby no means dead yet\u201d.He took another bad turn on Constantly attend-| 8nd the Toronto University, being on exAminstJons conducted in elevea | August 9, but since then had rallied communities visited to date by che | and last week was streng enough to The most oustanding phymicsl de- foots, in order of occurrence, are: (8) Dental Defectso onorope Posture.\u20ac.taitruétion of Lhe ir- atory Tract.Boom An outstanding fact ie the lack of proper medical supervision.Mospital facilities were found to be few and far between and in some of the hospital accommodation.Nothing along health lines, under municipal auspices, has Leen found in any of the comunities visited.Urand\\Mere {5 an outstanding ex- tmple of what private initiative can do along public health lines.The Laurentide Co.hes recently opened up à diagnostic and treatment centre which iv open to the community at large.Twelve nurees, under medical superyision, ars engaged in this enterprise.The various industrial concerns in Shawinigan Falls have co-operated to form a Safety First League, with Child Welfare a» an objective, «nd are about to embark on this indi- onted activity.Contact has been established in many communities visited by the Health Special with influential individuals and organisations and already there i» promise of follow-up activities, particularly in inspection ot schools, public health nurs.ng, supervised playgrounds, etc.The swmft it the \u201cChild Health Special\u201d at present consists of mven workers: 2 physicians, 3 nurses and 2 social workers.This party will be reinforced by an additional æocial worker on Saturday, the 20th inet.Literature that was specially ordered and printed for (he entire trip covering 38 communities, has at this early date, deen exhausted and we have been obliged to have same replenished, The advance agent who precedes the \u2018\u201cTrain\u2019\u2019 by at least 10 daye, reports interest everywhere in the arrival of the firat-in-Canada \u201cChild Health Train.\u2019 Arrangements are made dy which health films carried by the Train\u201d are shown tn various communities on the itinerary.The Exhibit Car i8 open to the genera] public during certain houis of the\u201d day and the crowds (hat throng this car serve to stimulate the workers, who are already showing aigns of strain on this very Indicated enterprise.It je expected that untold-of good will follow this provincial health pligrimage underisken by the Child Weifare Association of Montreal, ana to date the transportation companies who have made this tour possible: the C.P.R.and the G.T.R., have been most courteous in rendering every assistance possible to the gen- oral wetlare of the members of the talla \u2014 PROVINGIAL NEAITH BOARD TO ESTABLISH OLINTOS Montreal, Aug.33\u2014The Provindal Gupertor Board of HeaRh Intends by means of the initial grant of $38 given by the Provineial oe Oerernmens to aziend help in the Cy a : MEPORE AVOPTSD hmtevonieaie.io existine laine ant Weshingten, Aug 90-\u2014Fho Meuse and 10.aise procoséing with - ; he Aner BUI ovo viindas a wo No th al 0 ere du md Wine.cn peels CT.Ce i e .the | with dyhamic energy.The late Bir Sam Hughes was for nearly thirty years a member of the Dominion Parliament and took an active part in the political, education, social and business life of the Dominion yet he.is associated most prominently in the public mind with the profession of arms, and- hia place in history will turn upon his career as War Minister for Canadathe Fenian Raid.Soon after that he joined the Canadian Militia and was closely identified with its growth and development for the rest of his Ife.In 1897 he was Lieutenant- Colonel of the 45th Battalion.At the outbreak of the South African War ia 1889 he was a Member of bring for him the place he thought he should have In the Canadian contingent being organzed for Imperial dervice in that far distant battle ground.He was permitted to go with the contingent as a \u2018\u2019spectal\u201d or \u201cattached\u201d officer.Ths scenes aboard the troopship on which he sailed with the Canadian troops at that time were re-echoed In the Canadian Parliament half a generation later Howevir, the redoubtable Colonel Hughes reached South Africa, and served with the British troops there, receiving several decorations and being mentioned in despatches.He was for years, Prestdent of the Dominion Riflle Association and President of the Standing Committes on Small Arms.In 1914 he became Major General and two years later as the resuit of Great War service which Is of quite recent famous memory he was made « Lisutenant-General, by the British Government.His knighthood was sasetted in 1916, In Oetober, 1911, Sam Hughes, M.P.for Victoria and Haliburtén near | Miniuter.ot.Militis, and in most but the great services rendered ly the dead soldier are sbundantly attested by Mis having raised and equipped, during that time, an army of mors than 406,000 men out of Canada's total population of Detwhia ssven millions, and sight million.It was in recognition of his services is Canélan Minister of War that he Wes in June, 1915 crested by His Maseuty a\u2019 Knight Commander of the Bir Sam Hughes was bers in Darlington, Durham County, Ostarle, on January 8, 1868.Me through, the public and high schools brilliant student, and also famoug: a lacromse player, He chose the profession of teaching and bacame a lecturer at the Toronto Collegiste Institute.All agreed that he hed a marked talent for teaching, but he was ambition to enter publie Nc and in 1886 moved to Lindsay, Ontarlo, where he became the owner and editor of the Lindeay \u201cWarder.\u201d In 1890 he was the Conservative candidate at the general elections for North Victoria, but was defeated.A year later he was returned at a bys-slection and continued te represent Victoria (later Victoria: Haliburton) in the Dominion House for the balance of his life.In the House he became prominent as à consistent, thorough-going Im periallst, an outspoken leader of the Orange Order and an ardent ox.ponent on military preparedness.Although a strong Conservative, he differed with his party on the lasue of the Ross Rifle, rifle which he had AUGUST.24, 1921 {TWO PROVINCIAL MINSTER T RETIRE SO?Hon.Naroisse Perodeau And Hon.J.A.Tessier Are The Names Mentioned NEW REGISTRAR Three Registry Offices In Montreal To Be Amalgamated Soon \u20140 \u2018\u2019Mentreai, Aug.33-=Provision was made at the last esesion of the Quebec Legislature for the amalgame- tion of the three registry offices in [Montreal into one offics.These comprise the present districts of Ce re and Jacques Cartier, ontreal East and Montreal Westne actual amalgamation takes ef- feot on proclamation of the Lieuent get Government-in-ceuncil \u2018There has been some speculation in political circles as to who was to be named registrar of the new Mondistrict, the salary for which provided for in the act at $5,000.or from good sources now has that Hon.Narcismse Perodeau, nister without portfolie in the rovinciai Government, intends to retire from the Government and will accept the new position.This would involve the retirement of Mr.Percdeau from the Legisiative Council, whare he sits for the division of Borel.which he has oc- eupied since 1897.Mr.Perodeau has been minister without portfolio ce 1810 and acted as Government ler in the Legislative Counell.\" Leaving & vacancy in the Legislative Council, therefore would mean that provision could be made for Hon.J.A.Tessier, Minister of Roads and M.L.A.for Thres Rivers.The recommmended as President of the Standing Small Arms Committee.He stood by his view on this subject after becoming Minister of Militia and contended to the last that the rifle was an effective and serviceable weapon.- This issue \u2018raised by the use of the Roms rifie was one of the many controversiss which about Sir Sum during his service which he actively participated.one denies that - he brought to wei- untary.recruiting a spirit and enthusiasm which never flagged throughout the country until the Summer of 1916.Bir Sam himséif always inaisted that conscription would have been unnecessary had he been given a free hand in raising the men by voluntary methods.However he earnestly supported the Military Berviee Act of 1917, and was returned at his jast Parliamentary election as a supporter of the Union government.As to the facts leading up to his resignation as Minister of Militia, there is still much controversy.He took the opportunity on more than one oc- caslon to state his own position in the House of Commons and after retiring from office some times cri- ticizsed the government's administration of military affairs.During one of his trips to Europe as Minister of Militia, he was more or less attacked in connection with the contracte for the manufacture of fuses.He at once returned to Ottawa and demanded an investigation and was completely exonerated by a Roya) Commission consisting of Sir \\Jilllam Meredith and Mr.Justice Duff of the Bupreme Court of Canada.Sir Sam always inaisted that Canada should take part in the wars of the Empire and offered to raise bat- tallons for service in the Esyptian, Soudanese and African campaigns.He was enthusiastic in supporting the Empire during the great world struggle but contended always that the Canadian army should not be a mere corps of the British army, but should occupy the position of an al- led force.After his resignation as Minister of Militia, he strongly insisted upon this view and severely criticized the course of Sir Arthur Currie, the Canadian commander- in-chief in the closing days of the war.He appeared in the House ot Commons on one occasion to protest against the Outside Service entered the Dominion Government, being under the Civil Service Comas Miriteter of Militia and Defense, serving until his resignation In November, 1316.The firet three years of his service and propely equipping the permanent forces and militia of the Dom.Infon.Dart nessed soîne of the great military reviews of Burope, and visited Belglum and other portions of Prance where he was satisfied that à coming great war would be fought.It was not, however, till the outbreak of the Great War that his enthusiasm and talents hadsfull play.Al Canada stood more or less dumbd founded when her Minister of Milltia cabled the Mother Country promising a contingent of 35,000 soldiers within two months.This truly remarkable feat-of mobilising, training, equipping and despatohing the \u201coriginals\u201d 26,000 strong.was ac- somplished, however, largely through the unconquerable and dominating Influence of the Mon.Som Hughes, Minister of Militia.This was done at the famous Valoartier encampment, and was a feat pronounced by the late Lord Roberts to be without parallel in the will.tary history of the world.From August, 1914, until Novemder, 1916 General Hughes worked tu carryire out Canada\u2019s share fa the Great Wa: During thet time of excitement and [of a food mueh esatreversy raged | N 3 .4 tumult, 1 1 were prior to the war| ovation In which all t and occupied mainly in expanding| of mission and strongly urged a return to the eo-calied \u201cPatronage System\" 19018 % 103 UOjEVOSO OÙ; FRA mYL e members the House participated.The views he expressed at the time were bold and by some considered reac- ag this time, also he wit- | tionary, but they received considerable support.mer ta 9e 96 00 06 26 28 26 08 06 38 9 38 86 06726 DAIL RIREANN \u2019 CONSIDERED REPLY.Dublin, Aug.29.\u2014The Dail Eireann to-day considered he proposed reply of Eamon de Valera to the last letter of Prime Minister Lioya George on the question of an Irish peace settlement ft was announced in an of- floial communique lesued this evening.The Dall adjourned until \u2018Thursday, the statement added, when it will again sit privately.: .Duels are fought in Hungary before breakfast.The idea possibly district of Sorel is about across the (river from Three Rivers and Mr.Teamler could be counted as one of the same district.It has been common talk for some time past that Hon.Mr.Tessier is to retire.and late events have fore- o2 on that opinion.At the last eivic elections in Three Rivers.Dr.Normand, a Conservative was elected « big majority over the candidate had sha of Hon.Mr or, and for whom Mr.Tessier spoke.Not long before that time there was a Provincial bye-election in the county of Bt.Maurice which adjoins Thres Rivers.and with Three Rivers makes up the Federal constituency of Three Rivers-@t.Maurice, represented hy Hon.Jacques Bureau.There was a Liberal convention held on that occasion, and a candidate put forward end support- od by Mr.Tessier, it being à fight in his own barnyard as it were.The Tessier candidate was defeated by an Independent, N.Ricard, though the iatter\u2019s name had not even been put to the convention.INVESTIGATION OF EXCHANGE FRAUDS Returned Soldiers Express Willingness To Refund Money To Government Toronto, Aug.13\u2014Continung \u201cthe investigation of all frauds upon the \u2018Government by soldiers who cashed English money at par on the pretense that it represented army pay and allowance only, the Commission this afternoon heard Major Earnest H.Greenwood, a first contingent man, whu cashed £1,300 at difterent dates.Greenwood estimated that only about £700 of this was pay and allowances.He had made some profitable investments In England \u201cIt looks to me as if you owe the Government the exchange on £600,\u201d declared J.Wa y, K.C., acting for thé Government and Major Greenwood replied that he was willing to repay that amount, W.J.Dyson also consented to pay back the exchange on 81,070 he had received after It was shown that this sum came from a pension and from property disposed of in England.Chas.R.Bird, sn ironworker of Hamilton, was shown to have collected exchange twice on the same money afid he undertook to pay $110 to the Government.STRIKE BALLOT FOR RAILWAYMEN Being Prepared At Joint Conforance Heid In Cleveland Now pne\u2014\u2014 Cleveland, Aug.33\u2014Btrike Ddallots fer submission te 409,000 members of the \u201cBig four\u201d reliroad brotherheods and the Bwikchmea's unon of North America were being prepared at à joint conference here today of members of the executive commitees, chief exedutives and assistant grand effisers of the Ave er- conservationist.\u2014 we .cr sanisationd.* 4 REENUE GA Shown On Canadian Railways By May Statement Of $ta- Ottawa, Aug.33\u2014Although the Canadian Railways continue to show steadily falling revenues since March, a greater 4rop In expenses has resulted in an increased net revenus, sccerding to a statement made public to-night by the Dominion Burea uof Statistics, dealing with the operating revenues and ex- pences of the Canadian railways for May, 1921.The operating ratio has steadily improved since the first of the year and for May was 95.29 percent as against 35.55 percent for May 1930 and 96.17 percent for April, 1931, and 108 percent fer January.The Canadian Pacific Railway, the statement saye, has been reaponsible to « large extent for this favorable showing.In January this year, the operating ratio of the C.P.R.was 96.5 percent while for May it had dropped to T6.5T percent as against 81.66 percent for May 1920.Only five of the 63 large American railroads made à better showing during May.On all the Canadian railroads the operating revenues showed a decrease of $3,149,300 from May 1920, and $734,217 from April 1931.This was mainly in the freight receipts which decreased $2,794,790 from the May 1920 total and $1,379,261 from April 1921.The tons of freight moved decreased from 8,697,370 tons in May 1920 to 6,866.595 tons and the aver- miles to 232.3 miles, making a re- duotion of 26.4 percent in the tons of revenue freight moved one mile.\u2018The average receipts per ton per mile were 1.373 cents as againet 1,- 087 cents in May 1920, an increase of 26 percent.Passenger traffic decreased 11 percent and the number of passengers carried one mile decreased 17 percent.The average passenger receipts increased slightly over 12 percent.The operating expenses were reduced $3,092,463, or 9 percent from May 1920, and $9983, 026, or 3 percent from April 1921, The payroll was | $15,757.277, againet $19,285,466 for May 1820, and $18,999,980 for April 1931.This represents & decrense of 18 and 17 respectively.Montreai, Aug.23\u2014Ten inspect- ore in the employ of the Quebec Liquor Commission have received one week's notice of dlamissal has a result of decision of the Commissionera that branch of the department's activities ie overmanned.News Index.Cheese Man Is Liberal Choice.Country Child Far Inferior, Sir Sam Hughes 1s Dead.Provincial Ministers To Retire.Operating Loss, Revenue Gain.Investigation Of Exchange Frauds.Strike Ballots For Rallwaymen.\u2018Weather Report.Two.Page Three.Advise Expulsion of Brotherhood.An Attack on the Government.Feisal King of Irak Region.Strike An Obeoiete Weapon.Three Held on Mutiny Charges.Cannot Sell To Advantage.Injunction Is Made Permanent.No Cause For Any Alarm .Objections To Pamphlets Mads, Page.Four.Editorial: Press Comment.Pago Five, British Trade Commission Here.Auto Smash On St.Louis Road.Fine Arts At The Exhibition.Domestic @clence Exhibit.+ Second Retreat At The Seminary.Car Ptunged Into Deep Ditch.New Zealanders Honored Massey.Men Will Face Four Charges.Competition Of Canadian Roads.Page Six.Outsider Took Feature Race Grand Circuit At Poughkeep: Kilbane- Permit Issued.Quebec Golfers Were Victorious.Getaway Day At The Races.Marcus Greer Eliminated.Next Match For the Webb Cup, Seven.Page Public Health Service Work.Page Kight.Ne Arrangements For Re-Floating.Inspected Work At Davie Plant.Page Nine.Financial And Commercial News.New York And Montreal Markets.Page Ten.At The Theatres.Social And Personal.Correspondence.Reminiscences Of The Past.When the conference adjourned late today the form of the ballot had not been definitely decided on.The conference will be resumed tomorrow morning.In ite present shape the ballot tells the union members of the unsatisfactory negotiations held in the past few months between brotherhood chisfe and railroad managers at conferences held In the weet, southeast and east as to whether the roads intended to ask for furor decreased wages, following the 18 1-2 per cent reduction handed down by the railroad labor board at Chicago, on June 1, and now in ef.foot, whether the roads would seek the elimination of time and one half Cor overtime and ask !f the members am fled to continue work under these conditions.It was estimated that it wilt take a month er more te complets the vote.OPERNTING LOSS age haul also decreased from 260.7 | Canada's Military Effort During War | {À equalled on this Continent.This reputation \u201c EXPERIENCE AND ART > Have combined to make HOLT, RENFREW FURS the most desired in America.Eighty-four years 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might de taken today or to-morrow by the five or- canisetions regarding the wage decreases, DANGEROUS FLAY Wonéser, Ont, Aug.33\u2014A aix, your-oM daughter of Mra.ftenley Woollatt, of Walkerville, ignited her olething while playing with matehes last night and was seriously burned.Prompt action by her mother ie ex- tnguishiny the flames by relling the | tittle tot on the gras is thought ce : ved her lite, + « corel dob LIT ES 000 mn caen ave HA roi +m eer Teme oe +m + - mo m2 + à née : .: wv \u201cRK se.?' dust \u2018 CL : \u2018 \u201d an co d \u2018 : À.ne to - ?) \u2018 + F | TTT \u2019 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 34, 1081 '° 4 PR Tonkée CANADA'S MILITARY EFFORT UPON THE o \u2018 .NA Tonight |: | STORE OPENS AT 9 O'CLOCK AM.! ESS | WESTERN FRONT DURING THE GREAT WAR AND CLOSES AT 5 O'CLOCK PM.§ Ÿ ie j i: ae shat rc rer ii BD Et TK VIL\u2014THE ADVANCE TO VICTORY, 1918.a ; Che conne corrected 6 ne Official List Of Battles And Other Engagements Taken par ° .he pe in By Canadian Expeditionary Foros In Franoe And anes sen, anrdy.[ : Is > ERE patents & Flanders Made Publio\u2014Canada\u2019s Honor Roll Win ecomomy Ra] 014 Angus | Canadien Corse ; 1£ acts pty A tions round Dameey.| 15-17 August .Canadian Corpse : Wo Barve mildly nd Sent > here \u2018 The Bresking o\u201c ue Rind Co 5 + Rameéy CNh \u2018Fatista) Seve o boner Not the least important task confronting official historiams of the | Oct, 1918): Le 8 Co a hig $ Sisck Upon the entire BOY.07, | Sreat wer ead certainly ome of the fret to De undertakes, has been to he Necosd Bailes of eat \u2014 - ; \" an À i dpi i propare a formal list of the various battles and other engagements fought Area, Battle of Tae September .enric.vitality is and the | dy the Allied armies during the period 1914-1919.A certain amount of Scorpel 1918 .; ca | PRE AIRE ta thte | onfastos macuratty developed in regard to tae mames by which these a0-| Capture of Monoty-de- 4 = i \u2019 i Shall Soh not ot thle ot ha hn DT a ne Thy Battle\u201d of\u2019 ite Dea: 26-80 Angust .| Canadian Corps 1a | re standing.Moreover it has not always been as simple as might appear ~ SuriQuesat Line win] 33 Sevember .Cassdisa Cérps If you wish to bave costume dreses made, and you ve 3 ! au eeping the surface to distinguish betucen à \u201cbattle.\u201d which might and frequety | demburg Ime .° cpu sure other things to attend to apart from this, you have no time to lose.| { fa ture te dud include à number of miner actions, and an \u201cengagement\u201d ao that, | (ill) Battle of the Canal .CL 3 erm Ned Boaricnl at corpo We are offering for your choice, a large.assortment of dress.Wood .10ctober .; bh 124 the Chronicle has Jus received an icles tis of Maiden and othes| (71) Bale of Comes material, in the fineat quality in black and colors, at prices which engagements in which the military forces of Cansda took part os the | Capture of Combral.| 8-0 October .Canadien Carpe have long been forgotten.FOLLOWING ARF, SOME SPECIAL ; Front, during the , 1914-1010.Believing - | Inoù Pursuit - , | formats vil be vf the Eveatost posible public interest pertioulsrts tor | he Salle (0.18 OX.) 9-18 Oober \u2026\u2026.\u2026.coudes VALUDS WHIOH MERIT YOUR ATTENTION.: } Pen Br those who either participated in the Sghting themasives or had thos Rar | puma} 1b Gears Non.+ Caa.Cavalry | | PACE A po 1 4nd dear to them in action, (his lt, which Le Ln tabular form and com SL 15-85 Octeber .Canadian Cerpe Black cashmere for convent drese- so > 31 wool taffeta in black only, - hereunder.Most of the names are bousebold words bu least | Capture of Mont Hour.| 1.8 November .Canadien inches wide | will be tous faraillar and cs groupe me AAA es pate a bear.4 November .Canadien Corpe en, 36 inches wide, peciel a yard $1.38 Ted ; special a 7a4 contain sme elements of movelty.® Lo du SH te is intended.the Chronicle is advised, to prepare » more complet | (i) Capture of Mone.| 15 November .Canadien Corps Another quality, 40 inches wids, All wool poplin, 42 inches wide, in PE.PU) =\u2014\u2014or perhape revised-\u2014lise at a later date, showing the boundaries of - black end al rd $2.50 \" batties and the Cauadian units engaged, which will be included in the NOTES.8100 pd navy, special a yard .$2.; J picid for some time aed te present lise hae therefore boon pecduced 10 the arrangement, nomendiatare an rcocisey of the Battles ete.of the \u2018 Conton crepe, in all wool, in colors jo | mee te mit don for an oran reading the cv | Gr Wir oe Comiioed lo the Bape de ei sr Sue; À Another ine of French cashmere, all | only, 46 inches wide, speciai.$1.18 i .sagements of the Canadian forces.Chronioie readers are among the fret lie Boules cod oùber Enengemznte ane D nT) Namen : = METAL % ; 10 be given access to this valuable material for the student of history.British Empire during the Great War, 1914- Toss, and the Third Afghan wool, 42 inches wide, in black and Arm tn black 42 inches P } 2 À MATFLAM AND OTUER ENGAGEMENTS TAKEN PART 1X BY THX De ade Fo mage 1s the column À navy special prices ed sa.$2.26 | wide, oc a par 00.$1.76 gy OHISHESS & MILITARY FORCES OF CANADA ON THE WESTERN FRONT | this information having been addod In the Historical Section of the General ' ! 5 Kk \u201c0 DURING THE GREAT WAR, 1914-1018.feast, Mca Headquarters.\u2014 f rc Canadian Pormarions | tn Tome er Torces or Conde Ee hs Name 10 vot of cons Chronological Limite | C.LE, DS.0., and Major C.W.Eriebach, O.B.E.aif 0 M Xogaged MacBrien, C.B.0.M.G., D.A.0., also attended on the fret three days of the If 0 hugs um [re d ê Pins cor QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY .-\u2014~TRENCH WARFARE, 1914-1910, & This statement doss not parport to show ail the units of the Canety Rud) ass 18 he 3nzigus Buldw ans Oitun .Engagements mentioned, no detached formations are included lower | Cavalry Brigade or a Divisions] Artillery, except the Is fast drawing to a close Only sight days more remain.Have Swanmer 1915 (March-Oet.) THE DIRECT LINE Acvon of St Eloi.| 14-15 March PP.CLL Ratios 12 which Tower formations, soy.took part aro | vot shown.you profited by the bargaine offered?One does not buy furniture often 0 Ton, mars of Tous.3 Ape.: oat: As the atemens is 45 exact extrace from the Report of the Battios Le Lou ee cd Gran] DE MT cc.\u2014 Nomenclature Committee (+ pars Perea.ihe Sorsbnriae 1 therefore care should be taken in it's choice, they should be nice, and NEW YORK, Te eue Gus Aa) [| PM AM ce Phan liven | RATTLES OF THE SOMIGE, 19167 dos nor shware ron consecutively Ie | at the same time serviceable.You will find such here, atprices which W) Basile of Su Julien] HAR col JO Divison | Mattes In which the Canadian Fores did nié have 5 tn oe more are reasonable in the extreme, according to quality.Our Furniture De- : BOSTON, Rae of Fr sar EE reo 2 = = | periment, is oot to is barpaten.{ (iv) Battle of Belle \u2019 \u2019 , \u2014_ \u2014 .PORTLAND, Bare of Peat 10-06 Mas 00000 Ti Ca Dévicien ta France ve Besews ok the dam.ne I nee 4 2 RD 42 c .operations Cansdiez ware \u2018 ond afl New England pointe.|, Sib B00 fois | Siam | MASP | ume direction Or du Cusadien Goroe \u2018Conese Corps tows ad he Girls | Dresses And Coats DINING CAR SERVICE | Aon \"icant fore] 218 Jume 0.000 Conadian Corps eM) iter toad riod oe Nereus pivtsig D ; on all trains.° fore entitled to claim to have taken part in the eogagement.|(For reascns (I Dresses in black alpaca d ; pe tort a mien | Torre (PRÉ EE a en mil in ok Dresses in navy bin al Pace Quebec Cental Cite | omnes om SEE EEE SST OT vod jersey, also in Ali Ticket OF\" -«.30 St.John St.| eMule 0.v July 202000 \u2014 iru print 3 above.there are Baities and Actions JJ 1111 1100000000000 $0.00 bue or brown, pleated Gf iinsnassuanms | Betas ot Poe 55 sup | ee ene wt ree | Dresses in black alpacs, skirt, with bloomers, fir EDUCATIONAL.| Me.ne ee ita + The name of Mr.Mosher had been mentioned as one of à commities which looked into the Watter's account at the Mamilton convention and finally M.Mosher said briefly that some uf the speakers had seem.sé to cast reflectivne on him and his organtsétibn that perhaps an opportunity wouid arise for threshing out the whole thing.The Jebate _ 12:80 nd the vote was taken beter séjourament Yeo, WN ATTACK ON THE GOVERNMENT Sen.Robertson Claims Statements Made Without Foundation And Unjust Winnipeg, Aug 35.\u2014Declaring the attacks on the Department of Labor made by speakers at yesterday's session of the Trades and Labor Congress here, to be designed as à personal attack on himself and af political one on the Government, Senator G.D.Roberston, Minister of Labor, refuted charges which he sald were without foundation and unjust, in a statement today.The Department of Laber was charged with untairly reducing the wagi® of the men working on the Welland ship canal and for foreing them fo work under unfair conditions.The men made no complaint to the Government.Senator Robertson said and they had every opportunity to do so.\u2018The grievance, if there was one, should have been made to the proper authori.tiss and not indiscriminately aired for political purposes at the Conod Ing.The Senator has sent a letter to President Tom Moore of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada which he asked the President to read be- tore the Congerss ahd deny the truth of the allegations made dy the speakers.Senator Robertson left for Ottawa this morning.\u2018Wage Scale Is Higlier.Ottawa, Aug 38.\u2014The scale of wages paid dy the Government to workers on the Welland canal ie higher than prevalling rates for similar labor in the Niagara district according to Major G.A.Bell, Deputy Minister of Railways and Canale.Major Bell was shown & news despatch from Winnipeg In which James Marshall of Niagara Malle was quoted as saying that the Fedoral Government was taking the lead in lowering wages in the Niagara district.This statement of Mr.Marshall's was made, according o the news despatch, at the meeting of the Trades and Labor Congress In Winnipeg.and he went on to re- for specifically to a cut in wages on the Welland Cansl.Major Bell sald that the oGvernment was paying from 4 Oto 50 cents an hour for laborers, while the prevailing rates ran from 30 to 35 cents Other rate than they would receive in private firms.The Government was pot making any lead in redue- Government seals of wages was higher than that of the private firms.OBJECTION TO PAMPHLETS MADE Flowing Into Canada From German Sources-G.W.V.A.Want Them Stopped Ottawa, Aug.23 \u2014 That large quantities of German booklets containing insulting references to Great Britain and the other allied nations were being rushed into Canada and that the practice must ceass immediately were the opinions expressed today by high officlals of the Dominion Command G.W.V.A, These booklets, it was alleged, were being received by persons in positions of authority and without Che consent of the recipients.C.G.MacNell, Secretary of the Dominion Command GQ.W.V.A.is taking the matter up with the Government and has forwarded a letter to the Secretary of State, asking for speedy action In terminating the Influx of these pam- phiets.The first action taken by the G.W.V.A.was an appeal to the Post Office Department, Mr.MacNeil said, when discussing the situation.Thiv elicited the information that at present there was no legislation which could be invoked to prevent the entry and distribution of liten- ature.of this nature.Mr.McNeil was convinced that the pamphlets were being freely circulated.A passage in one of these bookiwts, written by Ferdinand Hansen, Hamburg, Germany.says: \u201cI hope the day may soon come when Germany will be able to cast off or cut off the foul tenacle the English octopus hae flung around her, when the gallant little\u2019 republic of Ireland will be freed of itn English butchers and hecome a nation once again; when stolen Gibraltar will once more be Spanish soil: stolen Malta, Ttallan: Stolen Cyprus, Greek, and stolen German colonies, German: when the last Briton will be driven out of the great Empire of the Indian people where his reign has been eruel, re- lentiess and dloody\".Another peragraph states: I hope likewise, that the day is not far distant when the conquest of Cane ada, pesceful, or by force of arms, will be an accomplished fact.\u201d The decision of the G.W.V.Ato combat this propaganda was taken after consultations with: the President R.B.Maxwell, We have escaped the menace of the malled fist only to fall vietime to the Kohing lumbila Record.time).to sell Beer and : Medium In City DINING-CARS 17 4 =, St Liquor Commission CLUBS, STEAMBOATS, 4 T is permitted to sell Beer and Wines, in the Dining: réom only, of a Club authorised by the Commission, where complete meals are regularly served to its members and their guests, provided that such Beer and Wine be consumed on the premises.Meals at which it is permitted ines, must be served between nine o'clock in the morning and ten o°clock in the evening (standard The same rule applies to Steamboats and Dining- Cars while carrying passengers.Quebec Liquor Commission CLUBS, STEAMERS, DINING-CARS CANNOT SELL ANY STRONG LIQUORS.\u201d\u201d Article 51\u2014Clause 3\u2014\"Any person fn charge of any Steamboat, Dining-Car, or Club, may during any meal taken by a traveller or a member of the Club, as the case may be, sell him, by the glass or by the bottle, wine or beer, which must be consumed by him and his guests, on the premises, in the Dining Room only, during the meal, provided, however, that a permit therefor be granted to such persem, upon payment of the duties preseribed by this Act, and that such permit be in force.\u201d Beer and Wine, so served, must be served to travellers or members of the Olub, as the case may be, in the origftul bottles.It is forbidden to add te beer or wine any alcoholic liquor whatsover, 3 The permit for the sale of Wines and Beer must be kept constantly posted in public view in the Dining Room of the Club, Steamboat, or Dining-Cer.Any infraction of this clause of the law will be severely punished, The next edvertisement will deel wkk the sale of WINES AND BEER AT BANQUETS AND SUMMER RESORTS, FEISAL KING OF IRAK REGION Great Assembly Witnessed Cersmony In Government Buildings At Bagdad Bagdad, Agu.33\u2014In the court yard of the Government Buildings at ¢ o'clock this morning Prince Emir Feisal formally ascended the throne of the Irak region.A great assemblage witnessed the ceremony.Sir Percy Cox, the British high commissioner for Mesopotamia read a proclamation declaring British recognition of Feleal as King and handed him a personal message of congratulation and greeting from King George.This message announced the approaching conclusion of à treaty \u201cto consecrate the alliance into which we ente during the dark days of the War.Great Britain's decision to replace the provisional native government of Mesopotamia by the creation of an Arab state, to be built ap around Bagdad, was anneunced in the House of\u2018 Commons by Winston Spencer Churchill, the Colonial fe- cretary on June 14.It was indicated dy Mr.Churchill st that time that Emir Faisal, son of the King of the Hedjas, would be chosen head of the now state.King Hussein, it was added, had already consented that | his son Feisal should de a candidate for the throne.DEVLIN IMPROVING Montreal, Aug.13-\u2014Slight improvement is reported in the condition of B.B: Deviin, M.P., member for Wright County in the Federal House.Mr.Devlin has been seriously Ill for the past five weeks st the Motel Dieu, asd 1s net yet out of danger.STAKE ISMN OBSOLETE WEAPON Must Give Way To Reasonable Thoughts And Conference In Canada Ottawa, Aug.33.\u2014\"The strike is an obsolete weapon and in Canada at alt events must give way to reasonable thought and the conference\u201d is the opinion of W.B.Best, General Chairman of the Canadian Ass'n of Railway Enginemen, who is in Ottawa from Winnipeg to-day In connection with the formation of an insurance scheme whereby Canadian Rallway workers may be Insured in Canada instead of sending money to the United States.As an Instance of the necessity of such a scheme Mr.Best pointed out that during one year a division on the Canadian National received $3.000 in settlement of death claims whereas during the same period $10,000 had been sent acrom the border in payment of premiume.With regard to the much discuss ed break away of the Canadian Unions from the International, Mr.Best gave the Information that at the present time a purely Canadian organisation had besn formed under the title of the Canadian Association ef Railway Enginemen of Canade which was entirely separate from the International.The Canadians had come to the conclusion that the International was not in the interest of this country.for the reason that It often declined to rati- ty agreements and come between employers and workmen here and that\u2019 many of its rules were not applicable to a country so different to the States.The Winnipeg Trades and Labor Congress would net in Mr.Best's opinion result in any revolutionary changes, but it would undoubtedly THREE HELD ON MUTINY GHARGE Feud Between Whites And Negroes In Ship's Crew Out At Sea New York, Aug.13\u2014Two water tenders and a fireman, one of them a negro, from the steamship Allance which arrived today from Cristobal were held in $1,000 bail by United States Commissioner Stanton in Moboker.on charges of threatening the ship's officers and inciting to mutiny.The Allianca arrived with twenty marines on board, tranaferred at see from the battleship Connecticut at the request of Captain James Stone who feared open mutiny among a crew which he sald had been disorderly for a large part of the voyage.Captain Stone said that the trouble arose from a feud between the negroes and white men in the crew and gave à long account of assaults and disorders for which he held liquor largely responeible.The three held he sald were the most violent.BANDIT RAISULI KAS OFFERED TO SURRENDER.Melilla, Morocco, Aug .33.\u2014Re- ports received here to-day from Et Arish, state that Ralsull the rebel lender in this region (probably Raisuli the famous bandit) has sent an embeasy to General Beranguer, the Spanish High Commissioner, offering to surrender.The reason for his offer.he sald, le the bad state of hie health, as he te suffering from oxcissive obesity.standing for the op domi.s CANNOT SELL T0 ADVANTAGE Conference Regarding Canadian Beef Cattie Industry Held In Ottawa Ottawa, Aug.33\u2014A statement handed out by the Department\u2019 of AgricuRure late this afternoon reads: \u201cA conference was held in Ottewa today between Bir Henry Drayton, Minister of Finance; Hon.Dr.Tolmie, Minister of Agriculture, C.A.Hogert, President, and Sir Frederick Willlams Taylor, Sir John Aird, G.KE.Nelll, B.C.Pratt and J.P.Bell, officials of the Canadian Bankers\u2019 Association, respecting the present unsatisfactory condition of the Canadian beef cattle indwetry.It was recognised that some special measures must be taken immediately for the protection of rangers, cattle dealers.cattle feeders and farmers.Owing to restricted markets and a pronounced reduction in prices, Canadian cattle cannot at present be sold to advantage.As a result of a discussion that took place, assurance wae given by the bankers that all reasonable consideration will he extended to deserving Dhorrowers against livestock, especially with regard to periods of loans and renewals, and that no undue pressure will be brought to bear for liquidation of advances until there lea marked improvement in market conditions, This arrangement is applicable to all districts in Canada.ARGUE APPEAL IN SEPT.Ottawa, Aug.33\u2014The appeal of the Dominion Government in the Grain Commission infunction case Is expedited to be argued In the court of appeal in Winnipeg on Sept.36.* INJUNCTION IS MADE PERMANENT Officials Can't Touch Canadian Liquor Going Through U.S.For Elsewhere Detroit, Aug.33\u2014United States District Juge Tuttle here today, made permanent a temporary in.Junction granted two weeks ago, restraining United States customs and internal revenue officials from Interfering with shipments of whiskey from Canada through the United States to destinations in foreign countries.Suit was brought dy Hiram Walker and Bons, Limited, a Walkerville distiltery firm, after Customs offi.ciale in Detroit had seized a shipment of liquor shipped through this port en route to Mexico.The omse will be appealed to the Unked States Supremes Court in behalf of the Government, Frederick L.Eaton, , Assistant United States district at torney hers announced.Judge Tuttle's decision rests upon ; the theory that the Voletead amendment does not abrogate rights grant.of Canadian manufacturers by trade treaty between the United States and Great Britain of July 4, 1871.REPORT ADOPTED AFTER SPIRITED SEASON Toronto, Aug.$3-\u2014After a spirited session during which words and ex- ctement ran high, the Board of Control today adopted the report of Dr.Hasting\u2019s, 8.O: H., recommending & plan of reorganisation for the public weitare department to take the place of the old social pervies commission.The Board retuesd te accept the resignation Dr.Mast Ings a8 head of the new department of Publis Welfare.Dr.Nastings may withdraw his resignation, a > 2 me aes EEE C6 x om DE.M 4 1 Uhe Quetree Ghrantele ST , Printed and published by the Chronicle Printing Company, P.J.Began, Secretary at the building of the Company, 9 Buade Sirest, Quebec.Subseription: Daily, Town Subscribers, $4.00 per annum, out of town, 83.00; Weekly, 91.50 per annum; payable in advance.Advertisements: 15 conts per agate line each insertion.-\u2014 QUEBEC, AUGUST 34, 1991 THINBLE-RIGGING With Liberal orators it in n matter of \u201cnow you sco and now you don't\u201d so far as the tarif la concerves and that Party ie varionsiy represented as standing for tree trade, tariff for revenue and moderate protection according to the whim of the speaker of the moment and the supposed sympathies of his audience.If it were possible to get three such men as Hon.W.L.Mackensie- King, Hom.Dr.Beland and A.R.McMaster, K.C., M.P., ur the editors of the Toronto Globe and Le Canada into © room together and pin them down to some definite masement, signed by all, then there would be some hope of knowing what are the real tariff intentions of the Liberals as a party, should they be called upon to form a Government.But so far, with individual leaders haraaguing the clectors in various pasta of the country at different times, like \u201csweet bells jangling out of tune.\u201d all that can be accepted with any certainty is that they are ansious to promise \u201canything Lo please.\u201d According to press reports of Inst Sunday's Liberal enlly at L'Assomption, Dr.Beland asserted that it was tot true that the Libeeals had mo tariff programme.Un rif maners, he declared, there were three groups in Canada, one wanted high protection and is now in power: a second, led by Mr, Orerar, wanted free trade the \u2018niv group was the Liberal Party which follows the steps of Lawler from (898 to 1911, which estab.fished tarif for revenue.and believes in an even wedlum, The tarif of the Liberal Party was against citer cxtreme.Lot us analyze these swerping siatements for a tittle: it Is undoubtedly true that ihe group led by Hom.TT, A.Creenr wants free trade If not immediately, thes us soon as it can be brought about.Hut oa what au thwrity does Dr.Beland base his pretention that the group now in power is desirous of high protection?Ir ithe Libera! Party under Laurier established tariff for revenue, then the tarif In force between 1896 and 1911 cannot be regurded as having been based upon a policy of high protection.Yet the average protection afford- «od by tbe tariff of the Borden and Meighen Governments has been demonstrably less than the average peo- tection afforded not only by that of the Laorier Gove ernment bul also by that the Fielding Reciprocity pro- pomats In 1911.in all the public uticrances of Rt.Hon.Arthur Meghen and his supporters we challenge Dr.Beland ur anyone else to find the slightest indication of a high protectionist policy.What has been advocated throughout i» the minintum aril that will enable Canadian in- dustrics to compete on equal terms in Canada with outside industries, principally those of the United States.If the Librral Party means anything less than this by \u201ctariff for revenue.\u201d let it come forward frankly and say so: on the other hand, if it does not, let it cesse from misrepresenting the programme of the present Government.Dr.Beland was on stronger ground when, In regard to the Farmers tariff plank, he pointes out thet the revenue from tari?was $150,000,000 and that there was need of $400.000.000 a year.If the $180,000,000 was lost through free trade, it would he necessary (o get It elsewhere, and to Bll the gap the Progressive Party proposed a direct tax on real property.They made no secret of it, and Dr.Beland added that he was willing to give the Farmers credit for sincerity, but he did mot think their plan was a good one.\u201cAs the son of a farmer.and one who farmed for « long time, and representing a county of farmers,\u201d declared Dr.Beland, \u201cI have no hesitaton in saying that free trade would be fala) to the agricultural classes, and fatal to Labor, for it woold inevitably lead tw the closing down of manufactaries\u201d And yet it is these Farmers, whose policy upos Dr.Beland\u2019s own admission will be \u201cfatal to the agricultural classes and fatal to labor,\u201d with whom Mr.King and the Taronto Globe are angling for an ale flance to atiain power and with whom Dr.Beland and his feltow-Liberals from this Province\u2014akbough svowed opponents of free trade-stand ready to co- wvperate in order to wreak à partisan vengeance upon the Meighen administration.lt ts for the people to decide whether (he Interests of Canada will be safe in the hands of sach wuscrupulous opportaniets! AN UNSOUND POLICY in the midlet of a good deal of 1H-digested socialiens nnd dangerous incendiarism, at jeast one sound criticiam was made at the United Farmers meeting held at Charlesbourg and that was when one speaker declared, with reference 10 Provincial finances, that \u201cit was better to have deficits and lo pay resannable grants for rural schools than to pay miserable grants as was done in Quebec.\u201d As in regard to other questions the Liberal Administration has dazzled the public by a lavish expenditure upon education and little or no attempt bas hitherto been made to question the soundness of Hs policy.Conditions in rural schools are matiers about which the urban population knows nothing and with whose importance it in not sufficiently impressed, but the farmer knows about these things and realises very painfully that the Government distribwies iis alms \u201cto be seen of men.\" Techical schools have been built and all kinds of institutions of secondary or higher education have been subsidized, but the \u201clittle red school house\u201d has been {or years a starved and neglected Cinderella; the grants for \u2018rural schools having shown only a very slight increase, utterly disproportionate alike to modern Mving costs and to the expenditures wpom more favored objects.As if by way of a slap in the farmer's face, it was only the day after the Chariesbourg meeting that the Government's publicity bureau Mewed the following puë: \u201cIn further pursuance of the policy of higher edu.mation which the Lagisiature inaugurateé when it decided oa scholarships for stedy in Parle, Hon.Athasase David, provincial secretary, has decided om several additional such grants, following recommendations made by educational authorities.\u201d Note carefully the last few words: the Government is mot.lacking In cunning and prepares its alibe in ad- If a liquor law is Lo be Introduced the endor- thay have taken the rural acheol situation consideration.Your educational expert tp uf higher education and lives, for the most part, in rian o2mosphere.Fis is aaturally sasions to strengthen country is the posr man's school aad it 1s just as im- Portant thai the artisens and laborers of tomorrow should receive the bess kind of edusation seited to the requirements of their life as it Is that we should turn out an intellectual elite.The Chronicle does not for a minute deny the value of higher and tecnica! training, nor does lt believe that the money spent for that purpose has been wasted.Our universities and similar institutions sro thoroughly deserving and need all the fisancisl support that they can obisin.At the same time i Is necessary to maintain à sense of proportion, .- : à?Yur patiern according to the available supply of cloth, and the Government does wreng in concentrating its efforts upon oue particular branch of education.lesving another vita) brancb to decay ad wither.If it is possible 0 make sdequate provision for rural achools and, at the sams time, to make princely grants fer highe?education, well and good, but the Government should be ashamed 10 boast of a million dollar surplus while the \u201clittle red school houss\u201d te dilapidsted and uncared fer.If there 16 a farmers movement in the Province today it fs because the country people have become com- vinced that their sania) needs and interests are 8 matter of indifference to the city lawyers who are supposed 0 represent them in the Legislature, and to the Government which is sbeoroed in high finance.The schnol question is one upon which they fesi most keenly and not without reason as the Opposition hes abown itself te be aware in the declaration that \u201cGemerces graists are being made to large schools, but the small schaols do not pot the assistance which they need.Tho result Is that the teaching staffs of the old days are no longer to be found and the schools are not filing the role for which they were founded.It is the duty of the Government to bring these schools up t the proper standard.\u201d Some Things the Public Would Like to Know: Pertinent Questions on Maiters of Gencral Public Interest are Invited.Whether (he Liberals selected a cheese candidate at Brockville in the hope that he will prove to be \u201cthe whole cheese?\u201d .* It nothing can be dome to impress upon visiting automobile drivers from the United States that it is ne- cosmary to exercise caution in the marrow and unfamiliar streees of this city?A Verse Or Two (By Modern Poets) THE OLD-MAN-OF-THE-FARM They got me\u2014I was sight years old: They never have let go thelr hold, ia rain or shins, fu heat or cotd-\u2014 The Chores! They stood beside my morning bed, In drowsiest hour of all, and said, \u201cJump out of that; them calves ain't fed?\u201d The Chores! They waited at the close of day, To stan! an hour from my play.Crying: \u201cYou Jim! Git down that hay!\u201d The Chores! At Picnic, Fair or \u201cBiggest Show On Karth\u201d à voice would whisper low.\u201cYou've seven cows t' milk, you mew!\u201d The Chores! 1 held Suce slim, brown hand in mine, And hinted wedding-bells must chime, And heard: \u201cIt's them pigs\u2019 suppertime!\u201d The Chores! The Goidea Streess | hope to view.But know just what will happen tov: St, Petar\u2019 say: \u201cOome in, and Gb\u2014 The Chores! .AR.B.ALEXANDER, in Now York Times Press Comment TOO MUCH SPERD (Louisville Courier-Journal) Seldom is the modern known to stand on the bridge st midnight while the clock is striking the hous.In fact, the modern little likes to \u201cstand\u201d anywhere.Me tiles to race, 115] he drops ia his tracks; ltkes to race to his office, to midday meal, race homeward, rece through friends, through dear ones, through life itself.To him the race is ever to the swift, the battle ever (0 the strong.Unlike the Tweoan poet, the modern is seldom found in Fra Hilario\u2019s garden, poking his stall, lifting up his wondering ages and crying \u201cPacem!\u201d when asked what be is searching for.Peace, to the modern, is the one thing on earth that needs 10 de avoided.Rest lessmeus ie the modern's, as thoroughly ae resttulness wae the medievalist'e creed.TELEPEONE AMENITIES (Ottawa Citisen ) ln Montreal the Bell Telephone company has de cided te refuse information Lo those who call and ask for the mame of any particular subsorider.It has long been the habit of telephone users to leave numbers only to be called up by other subscribers whea the latter may happen 10 bo out.Whem à business man would find a memorandum oa his desk asking him to call \u201cMain 454\" be wsunlly if the sumber proved unfamiliar, rang up information to ascertain the name of the sud- soriber calling hisw.This service Is now cancelled in Montreal on the ground that it was expensive and more or loss unecessary.The company is 10 be congre- tulated on taking à sep that may toné to remedy what hae grown to be mere or less of an abuse.MEDICINE AND THR Will, (The Englishmean, Calentté) Medisise 1a the future will concern ftsnif as mesh with the will as wih the body Medics! nen will steady the emotions and their consequences as much as they omdy érage anû their results, and diagnosis will ge.mand as grens kaewiadgs of peychoiony a tt demand: thopn ingljontions in which he te directly intsrested sad of physology.Tresoment, as io already (he eats With ts aps co Coupes «het à conpiérenbie poveentege ef rar | choliphonhs pousats, will sellow atively now nes.Mghest quality.THE MASSON DENTAL INS NOW OPEN EYE TESTING.SPECTACLES.ETC.THE NEW OFFICE OF = THE MASSON DENTAL INSTITUTE 111 St.Joseph Street = =: UNDER THE PEISONAL DIRECTION OF MR.MEDERIO MASSON.Note our address 111 St.Joseph Street \" MIGNAULT, Optical Specialist COHAN QUITS oi OW BUSINES: Closes Down New York Theatre And Disbands Half Dozen Companies George Cohan has gone out of the show business, closing down his New York Theatre and disbanding hall a dosen companies, ail which were appearing in successful plays.The reason for his action was à quarrei with the actors who have permitted themselves to become unionized and connected with the American Federation of Labor.Mr.Cohan sald that this meant the death of art and #0 he quit.Some day he may return to the theatre.and he Intimates | a § play efter he has had à good holiday.| 12 he does, it is likely to be & rea! | that he is quite likely to write good play, for brillant as have been his past achievements in writing and | especially in rewriting plays, it is J admitted by Mr.Cohan himself that a man ougt not to try to be a playwright while he has to be a manager at the same time.A certain leisure and freedom from such worries as the intoxication of a manager in Indianapolis and the threat of a lead ing lady to leave the company at| Omaha are necessary for the produc | | tion of good plays.Present Lot Is Mediocre, Mr.Cohan takes rather à despondent view of present American play wrighta.They don't write complete plays.They leave too much to be written after the play has been submitted to the manager.They don't tell their story in the right way and sometimes they don\u2019t tell it at all The reader ja left to look for it, and if the idea happens to be a good ons the manager is willing to write a play out of it himself.Bays Mr.Cohan \u201cThere is the greatest importance in the way a character or set of characters may speak.A Mone couched in the wrong language the use of incorrect words in stating a fact or a feeling may ruin the following ten minutes of the play.Then the scene is spoiled and the poor scene may ruin the act.Of course the playwright may not Know that.It takes & manager of experience In producing plays.Took at the immense service, for instance, David Belasco may be a playwright.He knows just when the ianguage fails to express & sentiment it is meant to expres.\u201d Aémires Chaplin.Mr.Cohan is not à movie fan.He gee to only two pictures\u2014those in which Chaplin appears because he ways that Chaplin le an artist and those that are produced by Griffith because they are beautiful pictures.He finds no (llusion in the movies, however, for he never gets over the {dea that he Is looking at a lot of photographs.He helleves the mov.fes have been a great thing for the theatre and not the bad thing so many other onlookers have declared them.\u2018They have hulk up an army of theatre-goern.After they have gone to the movies for a while, ac- eroding to Mr.Coban they realise he limitations of the pictures and and desire to ses a real play.That they have done harm in driving the stock companies out of business is hot to be denied.The stock companies were the training schools for actors and they have almost ceased te exist.Red Room Farces Mr.Cohan does not mince words in discussing the \"Ded room\u201d farces of the American sage.Me says: \u201cThe man whe produces them ae well as the public that see them are alike à Glagrace to the American FASHIONABLE JIURE IS NOW OPEN.We extead a cordial invitation to all who are in need of dental werk, or whe are locking fer ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS EXTRACTION Lowest possible prices for artificial teeth, bridge werk and all other dental werk of the TITUTE Phone 5750 T.D.Dubue Le QUEBEC QUEBEC Formerly Donohue\u2019s Store | 1 A limited quantity of Ladies\u2019 in fashionable models; Shades, REGULAR MARKED PRICES.Remnant Sale Remnants of Dress materials 2 nd 8ilk 1 to 2 yards, at HALF MARKED PRICE Dress Sale at Half Price Serge Taffeta, Charmeuse, Crepe de Chine Dresses black, navy,.taupe, green, brown.SPECIAL Ladies Fine Silk Hose, black only, sires 8 1-2 to 10 Special.31.49 WHITEWEAR 0 Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s White Wear, at Greatly Reduced Prices.T.D.DUBUC 188 and 198 St.John Street .On sale at HALF theatre.But there is possibly less stigma on the theatregoers.Look in on the third or fourth night, of one of these shows.You will not find & theatre public.There is a totally different kind of man there.Thess men are to be identified by their habit of carrying about pictures which they show secretly stories they tell under their breath or salacious bits of newepaper printing or typewriting they draw out of their pockets.The earmarks of this kind of person are easy to recognise.It is not the theatregoers who support these plays.I am sorry to say that they do make money for their producers.One man has made & million or more out of them.And he is the one man who does not have to prostitute his poskion in this way, as he is a showman in every sense of the word and could make just as much in any kind of play.These pieces after @ while seem to poison the people who deal In them.\u2018The French originals on which they were ones modelled had some humor.These American pieces have only their dirt.\u201d Few Real Stars He is equaîly frank in his diepa- ragement of many so-called stars whom he considers upstarts.His view is that thers are mighty few real stars.His idea of a star is a player so indispensable that without him the play would have to end Such te Wiilie Collier.He names also Frank Bacon, Elsie Janis and Fay Bainter as among the few who are rentiy'entitied to be regarded as stars.The plays, too, are not what they, were.Mo cannot find today any comedy as good a8 \"A Glided Fool\u201d, which Monry Guy Carleton wrote for Nat Goodwin.Me might have added that it was only Geodwin's luck or art in choosing clever plays that earned him & reputation a8 an actor.Mr.Cohan says that In all the years he was with Marrie.Just Received NEW TWO TONE OXFORDS Black and White Grey and Black Fawn and Brown GREY SUEDE TWO sTRAPS BROWN SUEDE TWO STRAPS BLACK SUEDE TWO STRAPS A full assortment of all the latest novelties.CUSTOM WORK AND REPAIRING Wm.Jacques & Sons 42 FABRIQUE STREET Tel.427 coived but one play ready to te produced.That was \u2018The Fortune Hunter\u201d, by Winchell Smith.THE APPEARANCE OF EVIL.\u201cSister Mendersen,\u201d sald an English deacon, Jou moulé avoid even the Appearance of Pa \u201cWhy, deacon, what do you mean?\u201d \u201cOn your sideboard you have sev.oral cutglass decanters, sach half Alled with what appears to be ardent spirits.\u201d \u201cWhy, descon,\u201d said his hostess.\u201cit isn't anything of the kind The bottles look so pretty on the eide- board thet I just flied Shem half: way with seme floor slain and furniture polish just for appearsnoss.\u201d in which time he wrote filty plays apd read & thousapd, they Dever re- \u201cThat's why I'm cautioning mpu, sister,\u201d teplied the deacons I helped pus, 20e myself te & dose frem the big b in the middle.\" & bottle AEIPPING BILL PASSED Washington,, Aug.33-\u2014The Shipping Board Deficiency Apprepriation Bill carrying $48,600,000 for ves by the Board this year and with the elimination of all restrictions as te what salaries might be paid officers and counsel was passed today by the Senate.HORLICK'S Malted Milk for Invalids A nourishi and digestible diet, Contains rie mille and Bald ONE] Ghinic COMPANY, »~, benach Feats Tope ows] PORTING GOODS.| i S Trous and Salmon Rods in all grades the remowned Boivin FLIES, REELS, LIN BAI ' AND HEAVY HARDWARE, lsland Park Ferry OF, MDÔIEEE and BERTEINS 88.FRONTENAC Ou and after Séth June, untti further motion, weather eireumatances MINARD'S NIMEN | Yarmouth, N.S.4 GOOD THING RUB IT IN LI | LATEST FICTION Her Father's Daughter by Gene Stratton Porter Romances in Red by Agnes and Egerton Castle Galusha the t by Joseph C.Lincoln Taran the Terrible ' Surreughs by BE.Rice The Heart of the Range by Willlam Patterson White by Geerge Kibbe Tumer The House in Queen Anne Square ! 141 St.John 8%, LH.LEVASSEUR is offering the following Beissang Mineral Water the finest water under the sun.Imported Dry Ginger Ale Ross\u2019, C.&C.& Schweppes For quotations please call .or Room 7, Dominion Bldg, 126 St.Peter Street Tuipitaté WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 34, 1921 Vielery Beads of Grens Britain, Franses, ets.at a still heavier discount.Fall particuliers gindly furnished upon reguest Canadian & Foreign Securities Gerperation 84 8T.PETER STREET, QUEBEC.TELAPEONES: 5006-5088.: ve Card of Thanks Mr.Alfred J.Blais wishes to sin- corely thank all relatives and friends for their sympathy extended to him during his recent bereavement.EM Blind Wives \u201cIhe Picture Beaatifal COMEDY, ETC.\u2014 TODAY \u2014 \u201cThe Mutiny of Elsinore\u201d (As.Time tm Quebeo ORCHINTRA., ~~ \u201cWHAT WOMAN LOVER.\u201d Comedy, Ete.Is hereby given that the assessment roll of the City of Levis fer the fiscal year 1921-1982 is open for inspection at the office of the under signed, City Treasurer and the said roll will be available for inspection by those interested or thelr repre.santatives for fifteen days from this this date.During the above mentioned period of 15 days, al persons who be- Heve they are unjustly treated by any entry made in the sald assess ment role, should lodge a complaint with the board of valuators of the City.at the City Hall, at Lavis; this complaint should be made in writing oa to before a Justice of the a member of the Couneil or the Clerk of the City Levis this 5th of August.1931, NARCISSE BELLEAU, Clty Treasurer.Auction Sale At the residence of Mr.Emile Berube, 68 Lafayette Mt.Quebec, Friday, August 26, 1911, at 1:30 PM.We have instructions to sell without reserve ali the furniture of this house.Such as: Magnificent piano (Cottage, Mahogany \u2018Willlams\") quite new, 1 phonograph Mclagsn \u2018with lage quantity of records, bons dèir furniture with cak sable, Bruaae] carpst, bedroom set (oak), mar- quisetts curtains and point, window shades, dining-room set in solid oak and royal osk, sewing machine, (Singer), cabinet, Iron bedstead and bedding, silver cutlery, set of dishes, Slasees, gas stove, kitchen stove, oll.cloth rug, slectric toaster, and a quantity of articles too long to enumerate.Visible Friday, trom 9-13.MARCEAU & BEDARD, O.Marceau, Auctioneer.Aug.24x3 J, thw Laioe Fuge Tre CA, LIA OA.LIA LaRue & Trudel, ONARTERED ACCOUNTANTS \u2018AUDITORIUM (Direction Art.Gt-Germain) TO-DAY\u2014Carl & Ines, comedians, singers and monologists; Black & O'Donnell, musicians, comedians: Montrose & Nelson, Apartment Wanted Married couple without children wants fer firm October, x apartment or 4 reams, unfurnished, hested, with private ah yom, , mear City Hall .Please answer EE ité.24, LaRue, Trudel & Picher, COMPETITION OF CANADIAN ROADS Eastern U.S.Railroads Reduced Grain Rates Because Augt CFTY OF LEVIS, BOARD OF VALUATORS.Notice is heredy given that on Friday and Saturday, the twenty-sixth the above mentioned days, City Hall, Levis, the Board of Valuaters will sit to hear and take into consideration the complaints against the valuation roll for 1921-1913, The complainants or thelr representatives are requested to appear hefore the Board of Assessors at the above mentioned dates.Levis, August 39, 1991.LIONSL LEMIBUX, Clerk of the Board of Valuaters.Aug.3324 - Of Dominion Carriers \u2014\u2014 Washington, Aug.23.\u2014Witness for Western Grain men testified before the inter-state commerce commission today that eastern raliroeds hed reduced rates on grain from Onicago to Atikntic ports for export in order to mest the competition {rom Canadian carrier which previously had affected radical re.duetions.The hesrings are being held to determine whether domestic Fates on grain and hay shall be reduced.The grain men intredueed the teatimony .they said, te combat impressions that the reductions on export grain would benefit the farmer and increase the ameunt of grain exported.OG.B.Bis, rate expert t the Missouri Rallroad Commison introduced statistios intended to show that the movement of grain from Chicago vis.the lakes never had been more than 4.000.000 bush.ols or an average of 14 per cent.In asy previews June, but due to the Canadian rate 14,161,000 bush.ola ér T9 per sunt.of the total had moved by lake thie pods.ew Too often the scales of interns- tional Justion are fishy, \u2014 Norfolk « (BRITISH TRADE COMMISSION HERE Capt.Edwards Paid Visit To The Local Board Of Trade Rooms Yesterday Capt.Even J.Béwerés.M.M.Senior Trade Commissioner in Canada and Newfoundland, arrived in Quebec yesterday and paid a visit to the Quebec Board of Trade Rooms.Capt Bdwards is on his way to Bt John, N.B., where he will speak before the Canadian Club and attend to some matters of dusiness.He it was wha suggested the marking of all goods as to the Country whenee \u2018| they came, and on concluding his business at BL John, will proceed to Winnipeg to take up certain matters with the British Trade Commiasioner there who recently returned from touring the manufacturing oen- tres of the United Kingdom.Lager he expects to procesd to St.Johns, Nfid., where he has arranged te arrive in the month of September and where he proposes to investigate local business conditions, leok- ing to an increase of DPritish imports into that country, to take the place as much as possible of the heavy imports of American manufacturers now selling them.SECOND RETREAT AT THE SEMINARY Priests Of Diocese Assembled At Alma Mater \u2014 Father Maurice Preaching The second section of the annual retreat for the priests of the Quebec Diocese is now going on at the Quebec Seminary.The preacher ls Rev, Father Maurice, of the Capychin Order.Those attending the retreat are Rev.Mesars.Ludger Arteau, Herm.Barabe, Emile Beaudet.Eugene Beaudet, Rdouard Beaudoin, Paul Beaudry, K.-A.Bergeron, Emile Bernard, Adrien Bernier, Fre.Blanchet, Laureat Boulanger, Origene Boulanger, Numa Boulet, Albert Bourque, M.Brown, Eugene Brunet, Alphonse Beaumont, Louls Bellsau.Arn.Caron, P.Chalifour, D.Chenard, Ph.Chenard, J.-0.Cliche.Tho.Cloutier, Ferdinand Cote, Eud.DeBlois, Hon.Deschenes, Leon Destrolemaisons.P.-N.Dion, L.Dufremme, Dubreull, Leon Dumas, P.Dumont, O.-C.Dupuis, Jos.Falardean, Arthur Ferland, Calixte Ferland, Albert Fortisr, Laon Fortier, Aug™Portin, Che.Freve, L.Ad.Gagnon, A.Garon.Bm.Gauthier, Georren Gervais, Arn.Glasson, Jes.Gianae, Che Gouin, J.-A.Guillet, L.- ND.Guimont, L.-Em.Hudon.Ludger Hudon, L.-G.Julien, Jos.Laforest, Jean Lallemant, Jos.Lallemant, LB.Lambert, Alb.Langlois, Arthur Lapointe, Ison LeRocheils, Ov.La- Rochelle, N.LaRochelle, Jos.Lavote, P.Legendre, P.Lemay, W.Lemieux, M.Lessard, Ant.Levesque, J.-Nelson Levesque, L.L'Heureux, A.Lizotte, Stan.Lord, Ern.Martel, A.Martin.Mathieu Jos., Camille Mercier, J.Eux.Michaud, J.A.Moreau, Cyr.Morneau, Cha.Ouellet, Leo.Paquet, L.- ) | H.Paquet, Eudore Pellatier, P.Pelletier, Tho.Pelletier, Ant.Picher, J.| =.Pichet, Jos.Poulin, P.A.Pouliot, Arthur Premont, Ern.-G.Proulx, J.- A.Rainville, Jos.Richard, Philippe Richard, Ed.Rivard, Alex.Rochette, Che Rodrigue.Albert Rouleau, Josoph Rouleau.Talbot Rousseau, Jrois, \u2018Fi.Soucy, Jos.Tousin, Jos.Turcotte, Em.Trudel, Ephrem Veiljeux, Aiph.Tremblay, Aiban Verret.BAND ON THE TERRACE.This evening, weather permitting.the Harmonie de Quebec Band will perform from 8:18 to 10 o'clock: The programme i» as follows: 1.March\u2014\"Washington Grays .Graffula 2.Ouverture\u2014\"Nabuchodonoær\u201d Verdi Lavy Cornet Sole by Lucien Paradis.#.Walts\u2014\"Pasnions éu Coeur\u2019.PERTE \u2026\u2026.Barnaré © Fantaise\u2014\"Le Mascette\u201d .IT TT Audran ly.Cartilon-\u2014\"Ariomenne\"\u201d .Biset 8.Mareh-\u2014\"Le Pere La Viatoire\".Ire secs sn 0n0 es Gannes © Canada! .God Save The King.BDM.J.TRUDIBEL Musiea! Direetor.SUBSORIPTIONS FOR CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUNDS.Further subscriptions towards the above project have been received by Mr.J.B, O'Regan, secretary and supervisor, vis.: T.Hethrington .C.O.Lacroix rene Alderman Pierre Bertrand, Mt.Sauveur, has handed over to Mr.O'Regan the following subscriptions secured by him, vin: 9 26,00 10.00 Arthur uet.M.J.A.Soott .John Martin .P.Canac-Marquis .Aéhemar Gagnon .Eisear Bedard .28.00 Ferdinand Bedard, VS.10.00 daudias Lajeunesse .10.00 Béouard Morenay HEARING TAROWN OUT Edmonton, Aug 33\u2014When the hearing in the Leduc eonstituency recount cams up at Wetaskiwin yesterday, it was thrown out on a tech- nleality, J.Muir, the U.PF.A.candidate who demanded the recount.having tendered a certified cheque for 8100 for security costs Instead of legal tender as demanded by law.\u2018The Judge thereupon confirmed O.8.Tobin, Liberal, in his seet.* Eftorts to bring about friendly res lations between Serbie and Bulgaria have 80 far provid à failure.- : .nc.Od.Boy, Edm.Simard, Bugene 8i- | I, + | further studied and actes upon.SNNITOSHIGH ONST, LOU 0.LST EVENING New York Car Crashed Into Tree Near Corner Of Belvedere Road : | ONE FATALLY INJURED Driver Was Trying To Avoid Another Motor When He Lost Controi An automobile necident which will probably be attended by fatal results occurred last evening at the cerner of &.Louis and Belvedere Roads, when a New York car in trying to avoid another car crashed into & tree.The injured are as follows: Mies Shanitser, of New York, skull frastured.She lu likely to recover.Mr.Kosseff, of New York.bedly eut and bruised about the head.Ore.Kosseff, of New York, cut and bruised about the ead and one hand badly cut.The fourth passenger of the ear, aseaped without Injury, altheugh she suffered a severe shock and be- cams hysterical ister in the evening.The accident happened about 6:30 o'clock.The Kosseff party were motoring into the City on ft.Louis Road and were travelling in 6 five- passenger Buick automobile bearing New York License Number 2023388.Just as they were approaching the corner of Belvedere Rosd a small car with a woman at the wheel turned out in front of them.7 Mr.Kosseft was evidently running pretty fast and fearing that he would collide with the other car, he endeavored to make the turm into the second drive way opposite Meriol Convent.He applied the brakes as he attempted the turn, but his ear was apparently travelling too fast and skidded crashing broadsides into the first tree in the row sapura- ting the two drive ways.The impact was terrific, and for many feet the marks where the tires had burned inte the asphalt clearly showed how the car had skidded after the brakes were applied.The car struck the tres just behind the driver's seat and the running board was completely tern off.The érash was so hard that large welt was knocked off thé tree, the trunk of which was spattered with bleed and fragments of human flesh.: ÿ Capt.George Vesine.the well- known aviator, happened to be Mo- (FINE ARTS AT THE EXHIBITION This Branch Promises To Prove More Attractive Than Ever Before The Fine Arts branch of the next Provinciad Exhibition promists to be more attraetive than ever before.Mr.G.Duquet who has charge of organising this department has been very active and is meeting with encouraging euppert.Every Gay new artists and ame- tours ere inseribing their names on the let competitors.and the have & very interesting they make the selection the works of art exhibited.This display will also prove most interesting for the publie for those who wifi inspect this exhibit in the Central Building will be delighted bed the splendid epeciments on view.Collections of paintings, seulpture and other fency works of art will enable all lovers of art to spend an agresable time in this gallery .Those who wish to take part in this exhibition of fine arts may an- ply te Mr.Georges Duquet, Bt.John street, or to the Exhibition Office at the City Halt.LUNGH ABOARD Th.NORTH SHORE Distinguished Gathering Honored Pluok And Enterprise Of Clarke Brothers The replacing tn commission of the Clark Steamship Co's steamer, North Shore, à description of which was given by the Chronicle.yesterday was celebrated yesterday afternoon by a luncheon given on board the steamer by the Prasident of the Com pany, Mr.Deamond Clark, at which the following gentlemen were the Invited guests: \u2014 His Honor, the Lieutenant Governor.Sir Charles Fitapatrick: Mon.L.A.Tamehereeu.Premier of Quebec: Mayor Gamson.Sir George E.Poster, Canadian Minister of Trade and Commerce: Lieut.(General Sir Richard Turner, Majob-General Sir David Watson: Mr.J.H.Portier, President Quebec Board of Trade: Mr.J.W.Novoroes.President, Canada Steamship Lines; Mr.James Clarke, New York: Hon.J.E.Caron, Bir George Garneau, T4.Col Papineau, A.D.C.: Hon.Frank Carrel.Mr.toring by just after the accident and, he with others gave first aid te.thjured motorists.while a telep! call was sent In to Dr.James venson who lost no time in reaching the scene.\u2018When the Doctor arrived the vie.tims were stretched out on the grass, and he gave them first ald treatment and ordered them removed to the Jeffery Hale Hospital.At the hon- pital an examination of the injuries was made and it was found that Miss Shanitser had her skull fractured and that her condition was grave.Mr.and Mrs.Kosseff were very paîn- fully injured, but their condition ia not considered grieveus uniess complications set In resulting from the shock As already stated the feurth mem- bar of the party, a young lady, alse of New York, escaped uninjured.When the three vislims of the an- sident were provided for at the Jetfery Hale Hospital, the young lady who escaped was taken te the home of Capt.and Mra.Vexine where she s at present staying.It was impos.nible last night to ascertain her name for although ashe was not hurt the severe shook had proved toe great for her and she became hys- terieal The car, which, is is alleged, was the cause of the accident, did not stop and it is doubtful if the cccu- pant was at all aware of the mishap.\u2018The Buick car was badly damaged to Hospital, the cer was towed to he Canadian Motors & Machine Co, Ltd., Lachevratiers Street.GAR PLUNGED INTO DEEP DITCH The Family Of Mr.C.0.Laoroix Had Miraculous Esoape Yesterday Afternoon A serious automobile accident In which five persons narrowly eecap- od instant death occurred on Me.Louls Road yesterday afternoon at the point known as the Gevernor's Corner, which is at the turn near Spencer Grange at the junction of St.Louis and the Gomin Reads.\u2018The automobile of Mr.C.O.1a.oreix, 183 Cartier Avenus, wes running along and the Chauffeur Jesoph Meunier while endeavoring to avoid a collision with à truck \u2018lost control and the car plunged into the ditch end turned turtle.Besides the chauffeur there were in the car at the time, Mrs.©.O.Laoroix her son and twe daugthers.\u2018Mrs.Lacroix and the ahauffeur ones without injury dut the three ehit \u2018were slightly hurt.ar car was conglderably damage BOARD OF TRADE OOUNON, MEPITNS.The Council of the Quebec Beard of Trade held a mesting yesterday, presided over by the President My.J.WN.Portier.- Though several matters were brought before she meet ing and diseumed nothing was given out fer publication.until such time as the business in question was and after the vietims were removed |.Raneroft, J.T.Ross, J.BE.Scott.Baucher, J.Parnaré.Jucher, Senator T.KEsperance, Mr.Parent, M.P.; H.Gagnen and the five directors of the Clarke Steamshin Co.: Memrs.M.A.Olarke \u2026 W.Clarke, W.G.Clarke and W.+ Clarke.The follawing in a copy of the Menu: rape Fruit Coctail, Creme af Tomate.Boiled Rea Trout.Sauce Hollandaise, Chicken Casserole.Bonne Femme.French Peas, Potatoss Rissole, Peach Metha.Cafe.The lunch was an Informal meeting to inspect the reflioating of the steamer Nerth Rhore, and was presided aver by the President of the Company.Mr.Desmond Clarke.When the elgars were reached and the Xing honored.Premier Taschersau in a short speech wished the Clarke Gteaamshin Cn.every success and geod luek to the steamer North Shere and at the same time referred to the potential possibilities of the North and fayth shores of the lower fit.Lawrence and the ambitions of the Clarke Brothers, younz men of energy and buainess pluck.who were destined to take a very prominent and successful part in the development of the eastern maction of the Province Sir George Foster serond- oq the toast and complimented the Clarke hrothers on thelr spirit of Wnterprise, ind felt sure any undertaking of theirs would culminate tn œucosse, knowing ax he did their business acumen.The North Rhore salled at 4-10 o'dlosk yesterday afternoon for the lower Bt.Lawrence, to call at all intermediate points along the North shore a8 far cast os Natashquau and return, Gir George and Lady Westor, with Mr.Mesmané Clarke were emeng the passengers.THE DOVEST SCINGE PUPIS Will Have Most Interesting Exhibits At The Next Provinolal Fair As In former years a large section of the Pine Are Building wiil de taken up this year with chose very Interemtinge enhidite of the work of Domestic Meilense pupils and the Parmerette Clubs.Rev.Abbe C.Martin, the Director of the mestie Science Schools, 1s working hard to organise thie brash, and many schools will compete this year.Mr.Alphonse Deslliets, D'rector of the Parmeretts Clubs, is alse giv.ine much of his time to this organisation, \u2018 \u201cThe puplie will de able to Judge for chemmetves this year the value of the eouress given in domestic soience in tie province and how re members of the Farmerette Clube put im thelr spare hours.In formar years it was remarked how many practical things were ex- Nibiveé By chose, and th'e year them exhibits will Be even more numerous 044 moré ¢@iversified than ever.fiposial quartere have deen pro vided top ¢ two branches in the Fine Arte Building now known as the Agricultural Building.Thess [auartere are very.attractive end will AEW ZEALANDERS | HONORED MAGEY Premier Tendered Farewell Dinner Last Night By Community In London .Lendon, Aug.33\u2014Premier W.Fassey, who sails en Thursday ter Canada en route te New Zealand, was given & farewell dianer tonight dy the New Zealand community in London.A souvenir flag was presented to him by the Imperial Afr Fleet committes in commemoration of the presentation by New Zealand of asroplanes in 1913 end 1817.Lard Milner, speaking in reference to the Imperial Conference mid that.amid many things which were going weopg the Imperial Conference went distinctly right.He paid a tribute to the work of the Dominion Premiers.He considered however, that an Imperial Constitution wap necessary and he Delleved @ constitution in some form would become absolutely inevitabls.Mt might not be a written constitution but it would certainly be something more tangible than the present arrangement.Premier Massey de clared the Conference had lald the foundations of a great Imperial! structure which would be a blessing to millions yet unborn.He declared the Conference constituted a definite partnership of the British nations with the King as the common head.The decisions of the Conference had been so tramed that they could only be put into operation by the King.Wiliam Ferguson Massey, Premier of New Zealand, in an interview with the London Times expressed keen regret today that the United States had not permitted the holding of a preliminary conference on disarmament and Far Eastern affaire.He said he felt strongly on the subject, because it apparently would be impossible for either Wil.Uam Morris Hughes, Premier of Australia, or himself to attend the Washington conference on the date specified.Mr.Massey declared there wa hardly anything he could think of that would be so conducive to the success of the disarmament conference as an understanding between the United States, Japan and Great Britain for a solution of the Pacific problem.In fact he added, such an understanding would ssem to be en indispensable preliminary to the attainment to the ideal of disarmament.MEN WILL FACE Hull Quartette Forced Taxi- Driver To Speed Past Police Officers Ottaws.Aug.23\u2014When Leo Lacroix, Emile Michaud.J.Hammond and D.Barre, all of Hull, arrested last night.appear in police court tomorrow they will face three charges of burglary and one of using firearms upon officers of the Crown and will probably remanded to enable the Hull and Ottawa authorities to look up their antecedents, and have the loot found on them identi- fled.This morning at the Hull police station, 0.Barbeau of Buckinham, whoes jswalry store at that place was broken into on Saturday morning, positively identified most of the contents of a club bag of silverware, as part of the proceeds of the robbery of his store.In addition, 8.Lickman, of the National Capital Manufacturing Company, Hull, and A.B.Caron, manager for the Hull Clothing Company, identified some caps and pairs of trousers found in the possession of Lacroix and Michaud as having been stolen from their factories en the morning of August 12.The four men have been identified by & Hull tax! driver who took them to Buckingham on Friday night inst.and who has told Chief Henri that he was forced to run the gauntlet of the squed of policemen who tried to stop him near Gatineau Point, by ane of the men who held a loaded revolver to his hack and toreed him to speed past the waiting officers.Chief Henri stated this morning that Lacroix when asked where a number of rings he had on his Angers cams from.replied.They came trom Buckingham.It is no use me lying, I don't care if I get five years.POPULATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM Increase Of Nearly Two Millions Over Figures Of Ten Years Ago Londen, Aug.38\u2014The pepulation of England, Wales and Seotiand, ae- cording to the new ceneus made public today, ie 43,767,080, as against 40,800,306 in 1911, representing an increase of 1,936,104 or 4.7 percent.Greater 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in black and navy blue.2nd Floor up, Faguy, Lepinay&Frere 204 T0264 91, JOHN ST, TEL.8400 or.ak.me \u201cte «GOLDEN RED WON T \\GRAND CIRCUIT AT POUGHKEEPSIE] THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.OUTSIDER TOOK FEATURE RACE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON .AT EXHIBITION GROUNDS hot Golden Red Captured Martin Handicap\u2014Gomul Paid Biggest vol La i» Races-\u2014Poor Riding By Price Of The Meet\u2014Long Shots Were Feature Of The Smith\u2014Today\u2019s Entries M0 of the summer meeting of the Quebec Hunt Club and the eccasion nade itself manifest in the presence of a goodly crowd that numbered in the vielnity of four thousand and some few hundreds.\u2018+ ~ Riding of various kinds was put up the various jockeys, somes of it \u2018Being good while again some of it \u2018tas very bad.In the fifth race \u2018Douglas Fairbanks was almost left at the post after the field had got eff to à very bad start .but McAlaney pont his mount right after the others \u2018and before the bunch had gone two furlongs Dougas Fairbanks was lying in fourth place.\u2018This effort seemed to take all the wind out of the horse however, for he could not improve his position any, and finished In the same place just out- bide the money.\u201cPa the second race, Smith, who was riding Allies Way, lodged a claim at the conclusion of the race against O'Mahony, who was astride Lady Betty, claiming that the latter had refused to give him the rail at the far turn.\u2018The judges disallowed the claim, as It was seen that Smith did not have any lead at all.let alone the necessary two lengths to enable him to take the rail.The race was awarded to Tady Retty who finished ahead of Allies Way and Smith loat his claim.In the sixth race Smith gave Red Post ofie of the worst rides ever \u201cmen On ANY course.He had his horse laying in second place on the far stretch and instead of making any effort to win he let his mount be passed by all others, with one exception, without trying to get an extra ounce of speed out of his horse.In this race.which was won bv Yakamin, the latter was laying last but one at the halfway mark, and from the time the horses had travelled three furlongs.the black gelding came along and with Hunskor hugg- tnæ the rail.which the other jockeys \u201c+ neemed to have ahlixingly kept open for him, Yakamine came across to + win hy a neck from Counsel, with + 1: Dinty Moore third by the same dis- | e-tance.4 O'Mahony gave a vastly Imnraved 2 \u2018exhibition of riding for with the ex- leantion of the first race.when he æave Tady Henter an Indifferent ride the jockey xave all that he could.and landed four times In the money, * twa of these nccasions riding the win _ ning mount.while Smith's exhibition Was as dad as O'Maheny's was gond, : for the Human Lath was seen at hin worst.The pari-mutucls did xood husiness Quring the afternoon, althouxh things Marted out very quietly.They brightensd up, however, frem the sscond race, and at the ond of the afternoon only about a thousand del.are Jess than on Monday, when t \u2018figure touched $54.000 touched §84.0060 was het during the course of the entire seven races Long shots were the feature of the day the higgest odds of the meeting being paid when Gomul.ralloped + aeross the finishing line in front of © the remainder of tha field In the .fifth race and nald $39.90 fob a two \"dollar straight ticket.During the course of the second race Burger.on Kitronia, was thrown +; When his mount elipped.The jockey : élé not suffer any Injury.however.\u201c beyond a shaking up, and although \"he Ald net ride for the remainder ~% of the afternnon.will take his place ++ with the remainder of the Jockeys + thie afternbon.© The first race on the nroeram was a five furlong affair for three year olds and un, Five horses walked {Up to the starting post and after a « little delay, mostly caused hy Dixle Flyer, Starter Tribe sent them away - \u2018te A good start.lady Hester, with \u201cvO'Hahony astride set the pace and for the apace of a furlong or so led the field.She could not keep up the pace however, and loat ground \u2018around the hend into the far stretch »' \u2018Laying fourth as the quintette round \u2018od into the home stretch, O'Mahony ¥ did not make any effort to urge hie \u201cmount up, but let her remain in .'fourth place.Beverly James won the event, coming up In the last \u201chundred yards to nose out Dixie 2\u2018 Piyer bya half length.Mies Adrienne E\u2018wes third, a neck behind Dixie Flyep, < In the second race also a five turiong dash for three year olds and \u2018wp the same number of horsea an a.had gone to the post in tha initial \u201cevent of the afternoon walked up $130 ¢ake part in the second race.Al- [its Way.with Bmith riding.got off to & bad start, but the tall rider \u201cpulled up, and hefore half the dis- nee was covered wes second to Betty.Smith hung behind leader, his horse's head being about even with O'Mahony's saddle.ae the pair commenced to round he turn, Bmith slackened his horse's in order to take the rall and hus save yards that might mean tory.As he went to take the naide, O'Mahony.however, edged lady Betty clone to the rail.with She result that Smith had to ride wn the outside and finished second te Lady Betty by a hare neck, with Eva Song third by a length.Burser foil when Kitronia slipped nn the far stretch.but the jockey was only shaken up.As the jockeys weighed in after the race.Smith made his way to the stewards in the stand and lodged A claim of foul against O'Mahony, hut Bs claim wan disalinwed.Dr.Mall won the third race, for whieh seven faced the starter, and which wes a another five furiong hf- fair for four vear old and np, Col.Murphy was left at the post in this race.refusing to start with the others Nr.Hall went Into the lead In the firet hundred yards.and netting a » if nace, was never headed.Truant ridden dy Smith, clone | strongly.moving un from fourth nlace to lose MW a tenath to Pr.Wall, Hatraek me third, for the third successive n\u2014 .Yesterday was the final day bus [00 369538 36 35 3638 36 36 36 3 36 96 ROBERTS\u2019 SELECTIONS FOR TODAY'S RACES First Race: Ina Wood; Rave On; Catoctin.Second Race: Josephine K.; Eva Song: Vera Weod.Third Race: Coombe; mul, Lillian @.Go.Fourth Race: Oaklawn Haven.Devia entry; Bells; White Fifth Race: Cannonball; Jack Healey; Dr.Hall.Sixth Race: Mary Mallen; Douglas Fairbanks; J.D.Sugs.Seventh Race: Lucky Pearl; Rosefield; Pewaukee.ERA AR RR ERR X AURA AREA REXEL XRRRR WILLIS IIE 30.30 36.38 96 36 20 96 38.36 3¢ 90 3: 269 3 903 3 day.The winner was not heavily backed in the mutuels, paying an even ten dollars for a two dollar straight ticket.\u2018The fourth race on the programme and the feature event of the day, a five furlong dash for the Martin Cup, presented by John and Frank Martin, attracted eight entrants.The entries that were originally made for an entirely new field made ite appearance.\u2018The reason was that the majority of the other horses en.tersd would have been acratched, with the result that probably only four horses would have run.Of the eight that went to the post the race was won hy Golden Red, who falrly ran away with the others and, even though he won by a length, could have made it much tore If Smith had eared to ride him.As it was the only riding that he did was to get the horse into the lead, and from then on Golden Rcd had matters all his own way, winning as he pleased.Dudle Rug was second, with July Fiy third by a length.The fifth was a six and a half turlong event for three year olds and up, and the best riding of the afternoan was seen in this race.when MecAlaney, on Douglas Fairbanks, was almost left at the nost heing at least four lengths hehind any of the others when he started.Tribe gave the horses a bad send off.but Fairbanks went after his field with a vengeance, and In less time than it takes te imagine.he pes fourth.This effore, however, seemed te burn him right out, for he could do no better than fourth.Guardsman was sent to the lead, and kept it for the greater part of the race, right up to the stretch on the way hom.\u2018Theres he was challenged by Gomul, and not getting any help from Smith.lost heart and the race.haing sacand hy a neck with El Coronel nearly a length away.Yakamine won the sixth race.in which Smith gave annther exhibition of poor riding.nn Red Post.The race was for three year olds and up, and was over the same distance as the previous event.Six faced the starter, and Counsel tnok the lead at the start of the race, with Red Post in second place and running easily, On the far stretch.In the space of about two hundred wards, all of the other horses, with the exception of Silex IT.passed Red Post, and had there heen another furlong tn go Red Post might have come In last, insead of fifth.Coming into the stretch, Counsel was leading.with Dinty Moore a closes mecond.Sudéeniy along came Takamine.who had been creeping up on the others hugging the rail from the time the bunch rounded the turn.Still keeping a life and death rip on the rail, Hunsker piloted the black gelding\u2019 past both the struggling Counsel and Dinty Moore to win by a neck.The last race on the programme for the afternoon was over the mile and a sixteanth route.The diggest field of the afternoon faced the starter, when eight walked up to the post to take part in the race.Kathleen XK.got off to a bad start BevilHan takinæthe lead, with Ramona II trafling him.The two leading hormes maintained thatr positions for the whole of the mile and up to the time that the field rounded tha final, turn for the atretoh, feviliian wan ahovt a half length ahead.Then Hay came along the atreten and took the by Inches from Ramona 11.the ter being a neck hehind tha winner.and the same dislance ahead of Bevillian.YESTERDAY'S RESUITS.First race, purse 9500, cialming.for 3-year-olds and up.five furlongs \u2014~Beverly James, tit.Burger, $16.50, $6.39, $3.39, won: Dixie Flyer, 1185, Jacobs, $3.70, $2.40, second: Mise Adrianne, 105, Smith, $2.65, third.Time, :89 4-4.Lady Hem or, Merry Marqu's also ran.Second race, purse $500, claiming, for 3-year-olde and up.foaled In Canada, five (furlongs\u2014Lady Betty, 106, O'Mahoney, 6.70, 82.96, $3.16, won; Allies Way, 10%, Smith, 8200, 62.10, second; Eva 106, Jackeon, $2.30, third.Time, 1:00.Pam lawrence, Kitronla also ran, Third race, purse $404, claiming, for 4-year-olds and up.five furlongs \u2014Dr.Hall, 113, Rae, $10, $3.30, $2.00, won: Truant, 113, @mith, $3.98, $240, second: Hatrack, 108, O'Mahoney, $4.40, third, Time, :§9.Hillanddale, Olive James also ran.Col.Murphy left at post, Fourth race, Mart'n Handleap, puree 1800, for 3-year-olde and up Emma Harvester Captured Feature Event Of Opening Day Easily Poughkeepsie, N.Y.Aug.28\u2014 Emma Harvester, by the Harveser out of Adioo Dillon, for which W.H.Cane, of the Good Time Sables of Goshen, N.Y.paid 326,000 à fortnight ago, captured \"The Kniekerbocker 2:08 trot, the feature event of the opening day's card at the Grand \u2018Circuit races here today.Pitman piloted the mare to a straight two heat victory over a classy fleld and hung up the fastest time of the day, 2:07 1-2, in the first heat.Tommy Murphy, Poughkeepsie reins- man, uncoversd a new star when he drove Petroveky to a straight heat victory In the first division of the 2:31 trot, the son of Peter the Great showing his heels to Worthy Btawah and Alto Quest, in convincing fashion.Two Breeders\u2019 Club were also decided, Serrill, with Helen Dillon winning that for 3-yearolds in straight heats.Tom.Ackerman, driving his firet racs of the year on the circuit, accounted for the J-year-old event, piloting Btella Wood to a split beat victory over Pop Geers\u2019 Geers.Sammaries: .Breeders Club Sweepstakes, 3-Year- OM Clase, Trotting, Value $1,690, Two in Thres Helen Dillon, b.f.(Serrlll) .Dorothy Harvester, b.f.(W.W.Fleming) \u201c Peter Ulster, b.e.(Ackerman) Le.s .3 Genuine, b.1.(Geers) .4 Time 2:16 1-4; 2:14 3-4.The Knickerbocker, 3:08 Class Trot ting, Value $2,000, 2 in 8.Emma Harvester, bm.(Pit- MAR) ica.11 E.Colorado, b.h.(Cox) .23 Wiki Wiki, b.g.(Geers) .7 2 Great Britton, bik.h.(Dodge) 3 8 Dottie Day, br.m.(McDonald) 4 6 Walnut Frisco, Brook Worthy, Escotillo and Electron Dillon, also started.Time 2:07 1-3; 3:07 3-4.Breeders Club Sweepstakes, Throe- Year-Oids Clams, Trotting, Value $740.Two in Three Stella Wood, ch.f.(Ackerman) Time 2:12 1-4; 2:13 3-4.3:31 Class Trotting, Pures $1,000, 3 Heats (First Division): Petrovsky, b.h.(Murphy) 1 1 re.Worthy Etawah, b.h.(Me- Alta Quest, br.g.(Dickerson) .veuve Delagoas, P., b.h.(Briggs) Noble Argot, bg.(Perry) 8 4 Peter Btillwell, 3r, Kent and Veseta, also started.Time 2:10 0.4; 3:08 8-4; 8:11 1.3, To Bent 2:17 1-4 Trotting: The Great Marie, ch.m.(J.G.Sheeman), won.Time 1:13 3-4, rt tr that had not won & race since July 1, five furlonge-\u2014Golden Red, 113, Smith.38.18, $4.60, 32.76, won; Dudle Bug, 113, Bauer, $9.45, $4.73, second; July Fly, 111, Rae, $3.75, third.Time, :88.J.D.ugg, Vers Wood, Blanchita, Jossphine XK.also ran.Fifth rade, puree $509, claiming, for 3-year-olde and up, $14 furlonge \u2014Gomul, 114, O'Mahoney, $35.99, $20.15, $8.30, won; Guardeman, 114, Smith, $3.40, $3.15, second; EI Coronel, 114, Jackson, $5.40, third.Time, 1:28.Douglas Fairbanks, Ray O\u2018Light, Coombs, Kebo also ran.Sixth race, purse $500, clalming, - wn \u2014Yakamine, 148, Hunskor, $29.30, $15.60, 37.50, won; Counsel, 114, Primrose, $14.40, $6.49, second; Dinty Moore, 114, O'Mahoney, 92.40, third.Time, 1:36.Pewaukee, Rod Post also ran.Seventh race, pures $804, claiming, for 3-year-olde and up, one mile\u2014Hay.116, Primrose, $23.88, 316.38, 87,00, won: Ramona II, 118, Smith, 96.26, $4.16.second; Seviilian, 115, Bauer, 83.80, third.Time, 1:44.Homan, Marjorie \u201cMignon, Little G'ng, Kathleen KX.also ran .TODAY'S ENTRIES.Firat race, purse $500, 4-yearolde and up, claiming, five turlonge \u2014Hasrack, *108; Kitrionis, 108; Beverly James, 107; Ina Wood, 108; Rave On, 107; Catootin, 197.Second race, purse $600, 3-yearolds, about five furlonge\u2014BEva sons, 108; &ir Mortimer, 115; Blenny, 116; Vera Wood, 113; Bg Bilt, 116; Josephine K.*118.Third race, purse $508, 3-yearolds and up, claiming, one mile\u2014 Coombs, °*100; Sir Adsum, 108; Gomul, 108; Lillian G., 111; Gtrathearn, 103; Silex I1., 108; Ray O'Light, 108; Kebo, 118.Also olig- ible to mart: Duke of Sheiby, 113; Spht Silk, 103.Fourth race, purse $500, 3-yearolde snd up, mile and a sixteenth, Cup presented dy the Quebec Hunt Club\u2014Counsel, 97; a-Norfolk Belle, 193; White Haven, 108; a-F.reworth, 108: American Eagie, 11 w.100; awn Be 110.\\ s\u2014H.B.Davis entry, Fifth race, puree $500, 3-year olds and up, claiming, six furionge\u2014 Cannonball, 108; Dudte Bug, 112; Twenty-Seven, 115; Dr.Mail, 116; Sevillian, 113; Jack He, 116.Sixth race, purse $500, 3-year.olds and up.claiming.six furiongs\u2014 Douglas Fairbanks, *107; Merry Marquis, 110; Guardsman, 11%; J.D.Sugg.11%; Mary Mallon, 110; July Fly, 119; Homan, 118; ant, 126.Also eligible to mart: alta m'ne, 1907; Lady Hester, 114.Seventh race, purse $608, 3-year.~\u2014Pewnukes, 110: Rosefleld, 118; Lucky Pearl, 114; Bibbler, *103; Col.Murphy, 114; Hay, 11%: White Haven, 144, Weather clear; traok fast.+ *-\u2014\u2014Apprenticè allowance claimed.for 3-year-olde and up, $34 furlongs C! olds and up, claiming, $15 furlongs KILBANE-FRUSH PERMIT ISSUED QUEBEC GOLFERS WERE VICTORIOUS Bair Will Clash in Cleveland|in Golf Match With Orleans For Bantam Title On Sept.| Club But Lost Lawn Bowi- 17 ing Game Favored with beautiful weather and with the course in encellent shape, the members of the Quebes Golf Club again demonstrated their superiority over the Orleans Club players in à return golf mateh played yesterday on the links at the Island of Orleans.The Quebec players won the match by tem points, tne final score being twenty-four points lo fourteen.After the golf contest a lawn bowling match was played in which the Orleans Club had ite revenge, trimming the Quebecers nineteen to Cleveland, Aug.30\u2014A permit was lapued today by the Cleveland Bexing Commission for the twelve- round decision bout betwesa Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion, and Danny Frush of Baltimore, here, September 97, following the posting of $15,000 by the promoters.Ten thousand dollars of this amount je the first instalment of the 360,000 purse, the other 95,000 being\u2019 training expense money for the boxers.Kilbans said he would post 45,000 forfeit with the Commission tomorrow, while Sammy Marria manager for Frush, will deposit his forfeit upon his arrival with the chatienger Friday morning.: fiftesn.The scors of the golf match fol- 81606 08 080606 0600 080826 0808 06 lows: » = Quebec.» BASEBALL {le cues +.* #8 |H.de Carteret de 26 96 28 96 36 26 98 08 20 96 98 26 98 96 A J.Wech van Bosse .NATIONAL LEAGUE.[c= Bradley .At New York: ne BJ Se Mas: 8t.Louls .022001093\u201410 16 6 H, F.MMS 2.cv.cio cones New York .100001104\u2014 ?13 3 Batteries: Haines, Sherdel and Clemons; Barnes, Salles and Smith, Snyder.At Boston: Pittsburgh .0000000900\u2014 3 13 6 Boston ., .16200000x\u2014 4 16 © Batteries: Glagner, Carlson and Schmidt; Watmon and O'Neill.At.Brooklyn: RH E.Cncinnatt .0360000606\u2014 7 11 5 Brooklm .0001001900\u2014 3 8 2 Batteries: Donahue and Hargrave; Mitchell and Miller, At Philadelphia; RHE Chicago .000000000\u2014 + 7 0 Philadeiphia .00001000x\u2014 1 7 0 Batteries: Freeman and O'Farrell; Meadows and Henline.National League Standing./W.L P.C.1 640 se + 49 670 8 12 57 me es 449 7e 401 se an Major Gendrom .\u2026.F.T.Handmombody KE.Rochette .220 006 0000 T.M.Houghton .\u2026.\u2026.W.Ahern .H.Braff .Count de Bury .A.J.MeCrae .w.Fleming .RHE Total .DB.Trudel .O.Dugal .Major Thoriauit .J.A.McManamy .C.M.Pike .E.Amyot .H.Bray .H.Collette .«.«uv suns A.L.Jolicoeur .Gen.T.L Tremblay .Geo.VanFelson .G.Perry .Rex Meredith .C.Bisset .\u201c0.H.Levasseur .J.8 Royer .UL.DesRivieres .Total .14 The lawn bowling match was closely contested, the players of both sides making seme nics plays.The score was a sofllows: Ovieana, Quebes.Levasseur.HM.ds Carteret .8 Roywr.A H.M.Bay L.Des Rivisres,.«oo.HLF.Mille A.Jolicoeur.À.J.Walch Skip\u201410 Skip\u20144 Trudel.J.A McMamamy SOSUNOSOHFGGONNOS Philadelphia .AMERICAN LEAGUE.At Cleveland: New York .519100080\u2014 ¢ 7 1 Cleveland .000100000\u2014 3 Batteries: Quinn end + Caldwell, Mails, Martin and O'Neil.At Chicago: RRR Philadeiphia 4030000088 \u2014 ¢ 11 7 Chicago .2210000000~ 5-18 2 Batteries: Moore, Rommeli and Porking; Fader and Sehalk, At Detroit: AER Washiagorn .001101006\u2014 8 § ¢ Detroit .00308324x\u201413 18 1 Batteries: Zachary, Courtney and RHE Gnarrity; Oldham and Bassler.At Bt.Louis: RHE Boston .110043200\u201415 17 ¢| Orleans won nineteen points to St.Louis .000010106\u2014 2 9 § |ffteen.Batteries: Bush, Thormahlen and Owing to the unfavorable weather Ruel, Walters; Davis, Vangilder,|on July 15th, which prevented many Burwell, Palmwre and Severeid, [players of the Quebec and Orleans Cotlina Golf Clute from participating = the American League Standing.match between these two clu the Montmorency Falls, the captain, W.L P.C.|yr.H.F.Milla of the Quebec Club, Cleveland .78 43 .616 [Invited the Orleans Club to play an- New York .TO 44 614 |other match on Thursday, Sept.Ist, Washington .64 86 333 |on the Quebec links, the invitation St.Louis .$8 69 .47¢ being heartily accepted.Boston .-\u2026 56 60 478] After the games yesterday the Detroitg.87 64 .471|Orleans Club entertained the visitors 'hicago .« 220.61 46 428 [to refreshments, the playsrs return- Philadelphia .42 74 241 Ing Vo town on the 11 p.m.boat.INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.At Toronto: * R HE Newark .130011000\u2014 5 14 1 Teronto .00806300\u201412 14 6 ELIMINATED Batteries: Barnes and Witherow; Fullerton and Sandberg.At Buffalo: R HR .Hens City .ee 311 3 uftalo .otr-\u2014 4 10 3 y Batteries: Meuivier phd MeNou;| Grand'Mere Golfer Defeated \u2018erre, Heltmén an ngough.At Syracuse: ru =| In Amateur Championship Baltim - - -080000108\u2014 7 18 Syracuse « .100010016\u2014 3 4 «| At Winnipeg Batteries: Groves and Egan; Kircher and Neibergall.Winnipeg, Aug.33\u2014Three prov- At Rochester: R.H.D.lincial champions went by the board Read'ng .100001000\u2014 3 § 1 during the second day's play in the Rochester .92100001x\u2014 6 12 alCanadien Amateur Golt Champion.Batteries: Brown Æchwarts andishipe played on the Birds Mili Smith; Morgan and Mattox.International League Standingcourse of the Winnipeg Golf Club.Marous Greer, of Qrand\u2019Mere.Quebee chempion, was beaten by W.K.WwW.L.PC Chandier, Winnipeg; P.A.Bruce, Baltimore .\u2026.9 38 78 Sarkatoon champlon, was defeated Buffalo .81 53 609 by W.F.Tribe, Manitoba, and Jack Toronto .18 69 648 Cuthbert, Manitoba, took his exit Rochester ., 89 69.53% |beaten by 8.McCullough of Calgary.Newark .\u201814 438iGreer was away below hie usual Syracuse .1 41% form and completely disappointed Reading .Mp, supporters.Two down at the Jersey City 79 .M2{turn, he failed entirely fo catoh up pe with his opponent, who held the advantage until the seventeenth hole, where he achieved victory, ane fame for a short period.Sixteen players are left in the running for the title, the Bast furnishing two of the survivors In Frank Thompson of Mirslesauga, and G.P.Shaw.of the West Club, Toronto.: A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MONTREAL, \u2018WON POLO MATON.Alexandrie Bay, N.Y.Aug.38\u2014 The final event in the Thousand ls- land polo tournement was played today between the Third United States Cavalry and Montreal Second, with wiotory going to Montreal by a score of 4 to 8.JACK DEMPSEY MAY MEET BRENNAN Buffalo.Aug.28\u2014Officiale of the Queensbury Athletic Club mid tonight that the club i» negotiating for « bout between Jack Dempeey and Bill Brennan, to be staged in Buffalo in November.An offer of $20,000 was made (o Brennen as his share of the purse, but !t was not stated what Démpsty was to receive.in view of.the State Boxing Board's ruling today against large purses for boxers, It wae sa:4 tonight by club officials that the plans would be revised and the men would be asked te fhe on & percentage basis, ack Kearns, Dempsey\u2019s manager, hap agreed to bring Dempsey here, (DOWD TO OPPOSE It was said, sithough the deteils of| »° TOMMY GIBBONS SOON the financial arrangements are stili| gouth Bend, Ind.Aus.26-\u2014\u2014-Dan uasettiod, O'Dowd.New York heavyweight, will op Tommy G'Utbons hore « Claquers in tbe Buenos Aires thea- (Labor Day In & ten-roumé bout it ters have demanded the right te be wae aanounced teday.O'Dowd wes admitied to the theatrieal union, substituted tor Battling Levineky.GETAWAY DAY AT THE RAGES TODAY All Ladies Will Be Admitted Frees \u2014 Quebec Hunt Club Day \u2014 ' Today fe the Saal day for the summer meeting of the Quebes Hunt Club, now being held at the Bahibition Grounds, and in honor of the ococasion the management of the Club have decided to admit all ladies in to witneas the races free, as the guests of the Quebec Hum Club.It will bs remembered that on Monday all ladles were the guests of the Club, and & large crowd attended the races, and it je to be hoped that an even larger number will take in today's events.The feature event on today's pro gramme will be the race for the Quebec Hunt Club Cup, for hoes year-olds and- upwards, over the mile and à sixteenth route.For this race there are nine horses entered, and they represent some of the finest animals that have yet raced at the Exhibition Park track.Two horses that have not yet raced at the pree-|[ ent mest are entered for this race, being Oaklawn Belle and Norfolk Belle.The former raced here during the epring meeting, held in June last, but jt will mark the fret appearance of Norfolk Bee on a Quebes track.The winner of the Quebes Hunt Club Cup, will have the trophy pre- AUGUST 2¢, 1921 ™ HE FEATURE RACE YESTERDAY Hunt Club Exhibition Park Summer Meeting August 17-24 Seven Races Daily Rain or Shine ADMISSION $1.25, R.C G.A.Band in Attendance TAX INCLUDED.Augisxs sented to him by Mme.John Martin, wife of the popular treasurer of the, Quebec Hunt Club.The races thus far have attracted big crowds, despite the fact that for a couple of dayw the weather war bad.and it is expected that the largest throng of the entire meeting will jam their way past the turn- stilen, amd into the grounds to cheer thelr favorites on to victory.THE WEBB GUP Will Be Held Tomorrow Morning At Ten-Thirty 0\u2019Clook The next fortnightly golf competition fer the Webb Challenge Cup will be played for oa the Montmerenay links by the members of the Ladies\u2019.Gol Club st.19:30 o' tomoreow morning.Should the weather be unfavorable, the competition will take place on Friday.- oxpested to eompeta for this soveted repay ead some Reta ssmpetitios eupested, A mateh Res been arranged fer the part time members of the Club, te take place on Monday.This competition Is scheduled for 10:00 o\u2019clook and the President, Mm.A.R.M.Boulton has kindly donated a prise for the match which will add greatly to the enthusiasm of the contestants.Sporting Notes.Quebec baseball fans may shortly have an opportunHy of \u2018witnessing two crack Montreal teams in action on the local diamond.The Quebec Sporting Association ie In communication with the Montrealers and if the plan materializes the games will be played on the 3rd and stn of September.+ + : Bill Brennan and Carl Morris may be seen shortly around these parte, In a ten-round boxing bout.* 0.\u201cBabe\u201d Ruth took a liking to Ray Caldwell's pitching yesterday and knocked out two home rune in three innings This brings Ruth's home run total to forty-eight, leaving him six more to make even hie record of last esason.: * ® George Kelly, of the New York Giants, Increased hie lead as the leading nome run hitter of the National League yesterday by hitting Ms twenty-diret circuit clout of the season.\u2014 INDIANS BEAT ATELIDMOS IN.MONTREAL LEAGUE Montreal, Aug.28-Athletios, by losing to Indiane in their game this evening in the Oity League baseball game here, are now tied wth Bt.Arsene for first place in the stand.ing.Score: Athletics .000102100\u2014 4 9 3 indians .10330000x\u2014 ¢ 8 3 Battreles: Thorpe and Lamothe; Justin and Multen.TRIO OF BRITISH TEAMS ELIMINATED Star English Tennis Players Out Of American Tenni Tournament : Boston, Aug.33\u2014All British aspirations for United States lawn ten ns doubles championship honore were defeated today when three teame from overseas were eliminat- od by American combinations in the éscond round of the title tournament on the courts of the Longwood Cricket Club, The English Davis Cup combination ot Woomnem and Turnbull was turned back by Willlems and Batsian, eniddle-western champions, 6-7 ¢-3, 6-3, 8-4.The British team of Lowe and Myers lost in straight este to Bundy and Bell, 6-8, 6-4, 6-1.The Kinsey brothers defeated (Gilbert and Toncken, à th:ré British team, 6-2, 6-2, 6-4, A large number of contestants are! | ALL OUR and CANADIAN SHIRTS Repricing of all Jaeger Pure Wool Shirts as per New Catalogue.OUTING TROUSERS 209% OFF White, Grey, White Striped, Grey Striped.fo And many other lines of goods reduced.John Darlington Reg\u2019d Opposite Post Office.Open Saturday Night.ENGLISH J LA CAISSE D\u2019ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Savings Bank, Quebec.Its special object is to receive and secure the deposits of sums however small they may be to help creating provident habits.Mon.wed.fri.sat.xtf, EE AED HALF MILLION BLASK AT ST.MARY'S, ONT.8t.Mary's, Ont, Aug.33-Fire which was discovered at an early hour this merning in the St.Mary's Flax Mill totally destroyed the, flax on hand and badly damaged the mill bullding.The lose is estimated partially covered by in- ry'e has been unfertunate in the matter of fires in the last twe menthe, lonses aggregêting $100,000 having been sumained in that time.All are suspected te be of incendiary origin.NEW MARKING ACT IN EPPEOT JAN, 3 Montreal, Aug.33-Offtelal werd was today received 4 the Méntreal Board of Trade that the date of application of the new regulations fer the marking of all imported goeds with the country of origin has been postponed until Jan.1, 1038.This le in accordance with the request of the Montreal dbedy which pointed out that it would be impossible te oon.form te the new regulations in the time officially specified, October 148. J?Warning! Unless you see the name \u201cBayer\u201d on Aspirin at Insist upon \u201cBayer Table: .tions and dose worked out by physicians during 21 years and proved safe by millions.¢ or on tablets, you are Hot getting / all.Only \u201cBayer\u201d is genuine.unbroken package of genuine ets of Asplrin\u201d containing direc- \u2018 Hendy tin hazes of 18 tablets cost bub à Sew'conte-Larger packages.mark in Canods) of ee de don RO aura Pt same D Que trade mark, (be \u201cBarer Cress ComDesY ! & - DRY GOODS PRICES CRENTLY REDUCED 10.to 50 Per Cent Off SIMONS & CO.Telephone 338 Great Summer Sale of portant 20 PABRIQUE STREET Opposite City Hall loause, investigat | Burglary Insurance f- Now Is The Tinse To Cover Against Burglary.IT \u201cThe which de Enquire rates, etc, from the undersigned._C.and W.CHAMPION, 67 ST.PETER ST., QUEBEC, QUE.Phones: Office, 75; Res, 256, : ng veloped jl smail-pox when fl abroad and were able to render aid Sarvies has been General H.8.Cumming, \u201cto do Ha part (n the hospitalisation and care of the ll and disabled soldiers with whom its officers had become se well aoguainted while serving Army Hospitals in France and elsewhere this duty did not censtitute a part of the Public Health functions of the Service but was undertaken through patriotism and because the Service was the only Government agency that had an organisation and hoapitals available when the need PUALI HEALT wl SH ems, tore RR @ j ; WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1921 + STOCKS RANGED ALL'WAY FROM IRREGULAR TO STRONG * IJ NEW YORK YESTERDAY Cg .& Tradipg Was Skghtly More Aotive\u2014No Surface Indication Of Any Change in Professional Sentiment \u2014 Union \u201cPacific System Showed Heavy Net Gain\u2014Foreign Ex- ;phange Improved York, N.Y.:Aug.28.\u2014iftoeks were irregular at the opening of businges, firme tp Strong At midday aad heavy in the final dealings, when fransportetiong were subjected to renewed liquidation.Trading was slightly more active and the ssmmion\u2019s operations embraced a greater variety of issues of the more substantial or dividend-paying shares.There was nd surface indication.however, of any change of professional sentiment.wore the strongest features, the foreign division ing une mistakiable response to developments which offeréd hope of an early settlement of the controversy with the Mexican government.Motors, the better grade of equipments and such specialties es Famous Players, Pullman, and Maskell and Barker also hardened but lost ggéund when shorts resumed their aggressions, the market closing with 4 reattionary tone.Sales amounted to $00,000 shares.- \u2018 from the quarterly financial! aistements of the copper companies, a)l of whieh disclssed larger deficite, the days news bere little direct Yelation to market values.July statements of earnings submitted by the railroads were mined, the Unjon Pacific system however showing & heavy net gain.ough money continued to flow In from interfor sources, call and time rgtes were unchanged.Rumors of an impending reduetion of loeal rediscsunts by the Federal Reserve bank were discredited in well informed quarters, : Mécepting the Belgian rate which yicided slightiy, all foreigs exchanges improved.Business in international remittances again centred in sterling, france and guilders, other quotations basing largely nominel.Pregularity marked the trading in domestic bonds, including Lébertes, of which recorded additional losses.Foreign issues were uncertain, aside from.Belgian 83s and the Mexican division which hardened.Total sales, par value, aggregated $8,200,000.(By L.G.REAUBIEN & C0.) « - x | Sales .Stocks Open.High Lew Close 1200 AMIS Chalmers .\u2026.20% B03 30% 36% Le \u2018Amn.Bosch : 38 ss 23 33 cones 2 26 1 2 .130 131% 1104 130% \"Ama.Int'l Corp.ste 2 216% 36% Amn.Locomotive .= 33% 1] su Amn.Bmeiters .MY YK 20% 33% \u201c* Ameriean Sugar .sos 61 sé ce Amn.Sumatra Tob.a, 43% ay 41% Amn.Woollen .\u201cMy oe % [13% Anaconda Cop.3% 36% 34, 3 Atehison Ry.su 03% 2344 834 Atlantis Gulf seu 1% 20% 31% -Baléwin Loco, .\u2026 NY 18% 10% 71% Baltimore & Ohio e se 364 26% Beth.Steel \u201cB* TY 48 \u201cwy TY Calif, Petroleum - 33 38 31% = 31% Canadian Pacific .111% 11844 113% 211% Central Leather .sy 13% 22% 31% Chændier Motors .416 iN HN IL Chesapeak & Ohio .1% 83 sis , 51% - Chgo.M.& ft.Paul.\u2026.\u2026.- 4% 8K 34% 24% Chgo.M.& 8t.Paul, Pt Ny x Nx ITS Chgo.Rock Island .30% 308 204 30 84% 846 84% 86% 3% 3% 3% wy os 8 s 12% 19% 'amous Players .s \u2019 Treat Northern, Ptd.ny 1 71 ny 9900 General Motors .% LA) 9% 9% 1200 Inspiration Cop.30% 30% 30% 39% 708 \u201cInt.Mer.Marine, Prd.eu 40% 37K ITH & 2000 \"Int'l Paper .c.41% 414 40 «+ 2900 Int'l] Harvesters a.Wy 0% SIN Oy 700 Kelly Springfd.cc.0.BY 236% NN BY $08 .Kennecott Copper .s 17% 11% 17% 400 Lackawanna Steel .26% 30% Nu 2300\" Lehigh Valley sou se se 80300, Mexican Petrol.9\u201d \"i 9% 93% 3300 \u2018Middle Btates Of L108 10% 10% 10% 600 Missour! Pacifie .186 18% 18% 16% 10100 New Haven R.R.\u2026\u2026 15% 18% 146% 14% 2300 N.Y.Central .Le.00% 9% 0% 00% 100 Norfolk & West .\u2026.vires.MM 6 M6 MW Y Northern Pacifie \u2026 cri 78% IM TR TR Pacific QI .\u2026 34 HN 3 4% 806 Pan-Amfi, Petrol .cess 43 ay 41% 414 4800 Pierce Arrow .\u2026 11 186 11% 11% 1400 Pere Marquette .18% 18% 18% 3100 Reading Co.su x oe 900 .Royal Dutch MY au «ey 100 St.L.& Ban.Fr 133 224 22 38 8100< Sinclair Cons.17 17% 16% 16% | 4200 Southern Pacific 16% 16% 18% 764 + 3200 Southern Railway 19 19% 19 19 | $600 \u201cSears Roebuck 9% 60% 594 60 16400\".Btudedaker er 6% 65% 4308 Texas Co.33% BK 33% 400 \u2018 Texas Pacific .83% 23% 28% 400*-Tobacco Prods.ei Sey SEN 60 2400 Union Pacific .118 T16M 1118 117% 2500 United Fruit .101% 108% 101% 103% \u201c33004 Unt.Ret, Stores .ou aay 454 500, U.8.Ind.Alcohol .MY 4% 21300\" U.B Rubber .ee \u201csu 436 434 » 24600: U.8.Steel .senses 186 18% 13% \u20188900.Utah Copper .a\u201c 4% 48% 1206\" Vanadium Stes! .nw nw 1% * .Chem.11007 Vir.Caro.Chem 2% nu 8e 1300 ; Westinghouse Eli.Daily Gossip On |The Chicago *Leading Stocks| Produce Market Chicago, Aug.23\u2014An erratic market in grain futures which fluctuated irregularly hyt rapidly the greater part of the day, rallied strongly in the final trading on reports of local sales of 300,008 bush- ols of wheat to export interests.The close showed net gains of 3-4 to 1 com In wheat, but corn was unchanged to 1-4 cent lower and osts unchanged to 1-3 higher.Provisions advanced from yesterday's de- eline, the options ranging from unchanged to 30 points higher.Close: Wheat, Sept.61.17 8-4: Dee.91.19.Corn, Sept.63 1-80; Dee.83 6-tc.Oats, Sept.34e: Dec.37e, Pork, Sept.$11.00, y The Montreal Star publishes the following on its financial page: \u201cTalk of a Government Investigation into the Riordén Company Limited \u2018situation, with a possible extending of the scope of such a proceeding to take in all of the Canadian pulp and paper companies, is to be d in some sections of the Street, The idea is not generally tavored, however.It is known from experience what « Government Inveutigation will do and the effects it often has upon an Industry.Thare are ne\u2018 people as fully equipped to unravé] a tangle as well as the leaders of the industry in question and t should apply to the Riordon sifuation.The people who are working on the matter at the pre-| Lard, Sept.$10.47; Oct.$10.60.vent time are considered fully caps.| | Ride Mept.89.00: Oct.88.96.ble of-bringing the trouble to as se- .y HHA a conclusion as possible.BUTTER av on \u201c conditions in Canada, on M ugust- 33nd 1931 the le, during the past \u2018reek have phown sdime improvement.ae er Pasteurised 40 There Th & much better tone fn -6 cto: Ne.8 unsold wholegle circles and inguetry Le exe | \"PPS, - hibiting a tendency fo revive.Tra.- Terence: vellers expect when they again ge| Butter: No.1 pasteurised $8 ota: No, B pasteurise£ and Ne.| unpas.on the road after the first of the coming month to find the publie in | teurised 37 1-3 cts; No.3 unpastey- vised 35 1.9 ots, 0 ) « mueh mere receptive mood.Awtumn sample lists have deen revised! Cheese: No.1 large os downward in keeping with recent | 1-4 cents.\u2019 \"re 11 developments.Heavier buying on the part of retailers would natGrally take place in any event as a result of the progress of the Nationa! Ex.EF position, which ope.s tn this eity next Saturday, sven if the season were not aiready far behind other Le PEA ree ee retry, years.An indication of the betterment in industris! conditions is seen in the announcement on the part of several concerns that they will ence more place their plants ia commission early In September.x} .COPPER REPOR ST en Se iF TAM at Cty LBS tk YE NS alae Lo.» ag , pe = \u201d - A0 5 or .\u2019 OAL pe banana Sead FL META a JOT KL WR A S 5e Closing Letters By Local Brokers (By Rousses.& Om) New Tork, Aug.33\u2014Fhe market has steadied up in some Stocks, dui in others there has beoh à continus- tion of the selling .pressure, so that as a whole we might say that the situation is virtually uschanged, and shows the same teck ef rallying power in spite of the large short Interest.It looks as it the railroad relief measure would not pass the Senate before adjournment, but will no doubt come along later on.Great effort which was made to pam it in the house has, we understand, been made in order to give a moral assurance to the roads and the business \u2018world that this relief measure would at length become a law.Apparently Washingtog does not yet appreciste that the only way to help the laber- ing man and to keep labor employed st full wages is to help the corper- stions and the employer, and that these cannot be destroyed or con- mantiy hampered by unjust or {ll distributed taxes and in otherways and still have the labering man and the country as & whole, prosper.This lesson apparently has te be lsarned every twenty years or so, and it would seem as if now # were in the process of being thought once more but our law makers evidently think that the burden must be born by capital, and that in some cases they are helping the laboring man, where as they are doing just the opposite.The stock market, as we have said, has no new features, and what we have written so often in the past months might bs reiterated today with equal truth for one day dealings are not unlike (hose of another these times.Bales 538,100.(By Breen, Gonrdean & Oo.) New York, Aug.33\u2014Several fa vorable overnight developments produced a considerable amount of short covering in the sarly trading, with'a number of stocks at thelr highs, showing gains of one to four points from the previous closing.\u2018There was no support given market outside of short covering, however, -Rence professional operators again sold stocks heavily in the afterneon, wiping out most of the earlier gains, resulting in new lows for several is- suse.United States Rubber and under pressure.declining to the low- lost levels of recent meontha Mexican Petroleum was a feature of the market, getting to $6 1-4, up six points from yeaterday's low, but later loging about two points from the high.The strength in this steck was a direct reflection of the plan of the leading oll men to go to Maxico in.An effort to have export tax on ofl reduced.Famous responded to the announcement ef the regular dividend with an ad- vanes of over two points at opening, but failed to hold thie gain.The large number of stocks which are \u2018| stil loaning at premiums, or fiat, tend to prove that the short pesition has not been reduced, also indicating that a considerable amount of recent selling has not been real liqui- qation.The malin hear arcument at the moment is that even orn sharp decline real buying in volume hae .| not appeared, although some good investment demand is noted in the market in some of the higher clase stocks.Sales, stocks 536,160; bonds, $7,- 778,000.(By L.G.Basubien & Ca.) New York, Aug.33\u2014After & period of dullness around midday during which the general tone was moderately firmer, fresh selling pressure was encountered and the market sold oft rather sharply in the closing hour, cars eg» The rañe, wiiéh\"\" Kai \u2018 exhibitea meadiness earlier in the day, were offered freely and yielded with the industrials.Among the weskest Industrials were Lorrilard Tobacco, International Paper, Central Leather, Retall Stires, United States Rudder and Kelly Springfield, Mexican Petroleum and Pan American held part of their forenoon advance in the face of declines cisewhere.Coppers were heavy on the unfavorable showing of the porphyry companies for the quarter.Call money hetd at 5 1-2 percent.The Toronto Produce Market Toromo Aug.33~Maniteba wheat No.1 Northern, $1.84 1.4; No.2 $1.77 1-4; No.$ $1.08 1-4; No.¢ wheat $1.144 1-4.Manttobs oats, Ne.3, Canadien Western, 47 1.3¢; No.3 47¢; extra No.1 47c; No.1 feed 48e; No.2 food 48e.Manitoba barley, Ne.3, Canadian Western, 74 1-2c: No.6 73 1-tc; re- seeted 69c; feed de All the above in stere Fert Wil.Ham.American corn No.3 yellow 67e; nominal, Bay perts.Ontario oats, Ne.§ white, 40¢ to 42e according to freights outside.Ontario wheat, per cariots, f.©.d.shipping pointe according to froighte Ne.$ winter 61.18 to $1.32: No.§ winter $1.18 to § ; Ne.1 commercial 91.10 to $1.18; Ne.3 spring $1.13 to $1.18; No.3 sphing $1.10 to $1.18; No.$ goose nominal, Barley, making Gba \u2018to 73e, Buckwheat No.1, norbinal.Rye, No.3, $1.00.ManRoda Flour, first » $10.80; second patents $10.00, Ontario Flour 90 per cont patent, bulk seadoard, 34.45: militees, car lots Gelivered Montreal, freights pags included: Bran $20.00 per ten: shorts 630.00 por ton: good Nour por bag 81,70 te 01.08, May, Ne.1 per ten 813 Neo.$ $21.00; mixed $14.0 atents Exhibition, tonight.Young's (Dance) Ordhestra.\u2018 t Kelly Springfield were particualrly- Dance at the Cafe-Dansant, * y.Cy THE QUESEC CHRONICLE : - MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE DISCLOSE LA SHOWED EVIDENCE OF SOME IMPROVEMENT YESTERDAY $ix Stooks Touohed New Low Levels, While Six Others Recorded Less Improvement: Losses\u2014Soattered Gains | - Made Throughout Market\u2014Asbestos Common Made| Best Showing Of Day Montreal, Qus., Aug.33~~Dusiness on the loepl Steck Ezchange te- day showed evidence of some revivgl the volume of mies being deuble those of yesterday.While six stoskd touched new low levels and aix others recorded less improvement losses.a somewhat better tone was PROTECT YOUR VALUABLES THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA If kept in your home, fire or thieves may rob you of them, Our Managers will be pleased to tell you about the protection afforded by + SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX.observable and scattered gains were made.Abitidi was the market Jeader Aad closed i down at 38.Some of the pulp and paper fesues figured in the new lows.Laurentide sold off Ralf a point to $434, another new low.Brompton dropped to & new low at 17 on light trading.St.Mauries lest a point at 84.The Spanish issued moved in opposite direttionn, the common gaining half and the pie- ferred losing a quarter point =x The best gain of the Gay was In Asbestos sommen, which recorded four points of pesterday\u2019s sevem point decline, selling back to 49.The preferred touched a new low with & point down at 67.: The decline of fifteen points ia Ogilvie appeared to be another of those ns by which stoeks not much dealt in are finding their way down to the © issue ui common market level.MacDenald waa another stock to find à new low, th selling down three points té 11.Stronger stocks making one-point advances included B.C.Fishing, Dominion Glass and St.Lawrence Flour.Business in bonds showed minor.price advances distributed through BREEN, GOURDEAU & CHARLEBOIS Telephone 185-186 STOCK AND BOND BROKERS 147 Mountain Hill L.G.BEAUBIEN & CO.BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS Members of Montreal Stock Exchange Quebec Office: 70 St.Peter Street; Phones: 6645-6646 L.T.des RIVIERES McDOUGALL & ° CONANS Stook Brokers 12 Du Fort St.We Buy and Sell 2% .sw ; i ay WE OFFER, sy.Subject to price sale: * $11,300 Cityof Westmou 4% Bonds due May 1, 1954, principal and haïf-yeariy intorest payable at Montreal PRICE: 7086 and interest vielding 6-1-8 percent.\u2018 BARRY & McMANAMY out the list.Total sales: listed, 4,336; bonda, 884.650.à (By L \u20ac, BRAUMEN à Ce.) .ales.Stecka Open.High.Lew.Clese Bid.Asked 170 ADItID] Power .38% 38% 38 18 28 38% 16 Atlantic Bugar .,.38 2 su 24% 246 24% 530 Asbestos Corp.\u2026 37 4\u201c at sr.+ ; 4 Rw Spell oat\u2019 6 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 84, 103i - es s TTT An Enquiry\u201d Would the sale have growa to the endrmous propartions that it has, but for this one reason \u201cSuperior Quality\"?\u201cSALAT La Jaws Ce - Daity at the lowest possible cost.cortal Spring the cost of the public it not at the cost of the Governmentnatural industry her tisheries.The Province of Quebec has not lagged In speaking with pride of this, one of her great natural resouroes.time Ex will once eguin become n portation and suppiies will be reduced but unless the Fishing Industry is helped now, the stabilization of Exchange and the reduction of the cost of transportation and sup- pliss will be of smal! moment because thers will only be left the re- maine of a once flourishing industry Seeing that by helping the Industry new, the cost of living during the coming winter fu Montreal and in the other cities of the Province of Quebec may be materially reduced.given will cost the Province little or nothing it properly managed it ia not too much to expect that a live Government such as Province of Quebec, should take immediate action.+ Call and see our Times at The Classic Today lin and Mr OL Ce re rênes and Maritime previnces fa Black » Green or Mixed - Sealed Packets oaly 8880) ent.in the city for some time vilIng|no surplus production.The tish-| Con oT n and Eat FRYING NN It is that in Montreal before the will have to be fed at TO HOUND INTERPRETER Toronto, Aug.33\u2014Charging that & band of organised bottiesgers in Toronto were hounding Alex.Markewits, Police Court interpreter, and attempting to discredit him after his ten year struggle to become &-dscent citizen, Col.R.H.Greer, KC, Counsel for the interpreter.today, made an emotional plea to his honor Judge Ward, in summing up the evidence taken in the investigation into Police Court conditions here.\u201cThe police will give a man & chance, but these hounding boot.loggers are trying to drag this men down again to the muck and mire from which he dragged himself ten years ago\u201d, declared Mr.Greer.CHARITY WILL BENEFIT .IF HE GETS CONTRACTS Ottawa, Aug.23\u2014J.R.Douglas, a local contractor, hag made the city an offer of $15,000 for charity in connection with the construction of a street sewer.The City has arranged to do the work by day labor and the works department estimates Canada has vften boasted of her In The cost of trans- Seeing that the help so that of the T.H.ONEILL casion any disturbance has, by thé/dancing.Carl and Ines were well \u2019 eda; oget! advice of several gentlemen, deemed [gpplauded in thelr comedy \"act.tr 14.Church, Wedn .7 hor or he ven I am Tours Tru APSON.the ot a ne mond Men sa 3 it prudent to remove the remaing - Montrose aad Nelson, acrobatic Wedding bells pealed out joyous- French fishermen, has given & great Industriel Engineer of Ottawa.if the city will give him the.contract 247 St John St, |e éimersnt manner than was at rst comediane, \u201cput over\u201d some new li, ac the Church ot ft, Potronille, Is-|Révantage to the flahermen (French | port Dantel, (Centre) | * A thls price he will give $18,906 of contemplated.stunts which Jrers generously SP-ljand of Orleans yesterday morning.and native) of St.Pierre and Miquet- Bonaventure County.it back to the city for charity, A plauded.Edith Roberte In the big en, who through the incidence of Exchange and bounty receive much higher prices for their catch than do the fishermen of the Gaspe coast.(2) The high cost of freight.which has been as much as four when Miss Marguerite Rousseau, daughter of Dr.and Mme.Arthur Rousseau, of this city was married to Mr.Bernard Devlin, advocate, son of the late Hon.Charles R.Devlin, former Minister of Colonisation, and Mrs.Devlin of this city.The cere- photo-drama \u201cLuring Lips\u201d is an extraordinary picture which completely rounds out an evening of great entertainment.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago CAFE \u201c 19e ST.JOHN STREET.(Near Bell Telephone) [PPV PRY EV EIT TV EE ERPEPEY FEEL EAN THE VICTORIA.Best Service and Best Meals The Hauling Dog.\u201cWhat Women Love\u201d » Firet{mony, which took place at 10 o'clock [times the cost current defore the war at Popular Prices.A most entertaining, descriptive, |National Attraction, ln graphic-|was attended by many of the sum- (3) Competition with the Japan- In Her St S and anecdotal article bearing the ally explained at the Victoria Thea-|mer residents, where the bride's|®s¢.Which competition has only ex- Isted since the war.The Japa: ese have developed fishing off t coast of North Africa.They have invented a new style of fishing boat by which fish caught in troplcal waters are prevented from becoming tainted or soft.\u2018The fish caught la not real cod but it is so like cod that, with the new improved methods it can be sold as cod.Tt is reported that the Japanese.because tre when Annette Kellerman appears in her remarkable comedy drama of that name.A the daughter of a moral crusader the star shocks her father's friends and by an innocent bit of naturainess forces his resignation as president of the Purity League.They eafl for Honolulu to forget it, using the palatal yacht of one ef parents have thelr summer house, besides guests from Montreal and the city.Mgr.C.E.Laflamme, Rector of Notre Dame parish.Quebec, tied the nuptial knot.The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, and her gown was an elaborate creation of ivory charm- ense satin, trimmed with old lace and silver ribbon.- The court train of charmeuss embroidered in white title of \u201cThe Hauling Dog in Canads,\u201d from the pen of Lieut.-Cotonel Crawford Lindsay, of this city, appears in the current number of \u201cForest and Stream.\" A Great Improvement.The Aldermen representing Bt.Peter's Ward in the City Council, are to be congratulated upon their Owns Regular 30c Dinner, from 11.30 to 6 F.M.is wnsurpasred.anywhere.If you followed in her steps all day you would be worn out at night and ready to give up the job of \u201cmanaging the home\u201d.Lighten the burden n I The Heart of Things success in achisving such desirable improvements in the square in front of the old church of Notre Dame Des Victoires.The removal of the ection on the square by the monument, its repainting and the Imchanges of which Lower Town and fountain from Upper Town, its er- provement in the surroundings are the two most ardent suitors for her hand.: : How the \u2018beautiful girl wins in a desperate underwater struggle with a lustful man, saves the man she loves from death at the hands of a mutinous crew and teaches her future husband the gospel of physieal preparedness, forms the brilHantly dramatic theme of the story.\u201cWhat Women Love\u201d was pro- del pearls, was carried by little Mise Ma- Grandbois and Master Jean Rousseau, brother of the bride.The bridal veil was of tulle kept in place by a wreath of orange blossoms and the bride carried a shower bouquet of white roses and sweet peas Mr.Neuvilte Belleau uncle of the groom vas best man.af the low price asked by them.cav- tured the yearly contract for fish placed by the Government of Greece and that the price accepted was about half that asked by the next lowest \u2018tenderer.Consequently all huyers ol Cod have.during the last twelve Months, lost money.and there are yet, on the coast.unsold, of the housewife and mother and promote domestic peace from 30 to 35 oar-loads of last year's : its municipal representatives may 46 St.Juhn st.Phone 7916, During the mam a choice musieal \" well be proud.duced by S01 Lesser, the young Pae- tish.These car-loads will almost The most centrally situated, all ifie coast producer.The story was |Prosramme was rendered by Miss a \" the p féa Donohue Messrs.J.A.Gagne, Dr.J.DeVaçennes, Placide Morency, Horace Coulombe and Mr.Tanguay.Mra C.V.Johnson was the organist.Following the cere- tnony the wedding party repaired to the residence of the bride's parents.where à wedding breakfast was ser- medern conveniences.First class cuisine and service.All goods direct from our farm.our own bmsad and French pastry, and serve purest milk and cream, bottied at eur own farm.À select resort for Lady Tourists | written by Bernard McConville, who wrote many screen succeams for Mary Pickford, Nbrms Talmadge and Lillian Gish.The production was supervised by H.P.Cauifield, formerly general manager of Universal City and directed by Nate Watt, sent low prices for freshly cured fish, such quality of fish is net marketable.Another Seisure.The officers of the Revenue have made an important seisure of a large Alembic at a short distance from St.Valier @tation on Thursday.The Alembic has been brought \u2014\u2014 MOTICE NEW AMERICAN CAFE Henry See has talen ever the We have taken all the bother out for offering such a low price, be- Only a few minutes 0 AUS || Reemuramt known under the name of [ito Quebec.former}: directorial amsociate of : Garage.Venise Cafe (Herr pronny} and wil .Lis Wober.r ved followed by an informal recer- cause, owing to the present con of it by cooking the whole wheat Open frem 5 a.m.te 1 p.m.run mame uture under IBSERABLE REWARD liant story pre- | ton, Fr an re rnard Devlin exp trade, in 0 d - i \u2014_\u2014 Tovpecics Unita Biatima) x FOR HONESTY ad bys motable cas The piay- Waving in the afternoon by metor for | Fhetls, vou IL SHE bv.BOC r el, sun-lit kitchen.on) a EEN | support of Mise Kellerman sre |® trip to Lake Piacié and Lake probably Shredded Wheat contains more George.Among the relatives and result in a loss.[ Creditors te file their claim before .Sept.1st.next.No clai: will be Boston, Aug.33-\u2014One dollar re- |Whesier Oakman, Walter Long, Carl .CANADIAN Son mr ue above mes Î|ward for returning $11,000 erron-|Ulman, Raiph Lewis and the fam- [Eusets ware Mrs.C.R.Devlin ang oo ex same : only Iv.nutriment than mest, or eggs, or ta: od Dev-|, NATIONAL | EE ane soo.ren a omnis jou BU NOTL, rs pot [Bo ch ci nd aim pk 3 $8 20 08M SLE potstces, a couts much lee.RAILWAYS \u2018 \u2018 Roger MMChelL manne ren pra ds most sppeatin .day Dev a Ballons, der x oR cents per yard, Ropes 20 cents \"por is -f - for y _ B Department of the Morgan © most a s 3 .J.4 oungsters ANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAIL LEGAL NOTICE.Memorial.He promptly denated th (12 Yhieh à big dar his bean futur.Landry Hon nd Mra.| Antolns rearty exponen for topples at least \u201cul CANAD .od In years 5 .> gratuity to the institution.$300.To this serious condition WAYS.Quebec, Superior Court.\u201cProvince |C'afitonell Giscovered à bundie or| A S004 comedy and other short Gatipeault Mr.and Mrs.Ford.Roy.| = be added a present scarcity of Two Biscuits with fnilk make a nours ot Quebec, No.1916.Maries iso ch ,; Dr .and Mrs Arthur Simard.The oper eubiects are 2 or bride's mother wore a handsome ishing, satisfying meal and cost but EASTERN LINES.securities and money In a shipment fish on the coast.Allowing for Brochu, wife common as to property of Joseph-Stanisias Gourdeau, TEN DERS CE of Macamic and duly au- SEALED TENDERS, addressed tp A.Fs Ctief Engineer, Moncton.N.B.\u2026 thorized to ester en justice present case, plaintiff, vs.the said Joseph-Stanielas Gourdeau, in the dan the outside \u201cTenders fo: will Le recaved 5 w 1;|éant.An action for separation as o'olect roon THURSDAY, SE EMBER.10 property was entered by the plain.Bh DE dir a FN, Fa.ti against the detendant on July or ii Hcnons and blank form of |15th, 1921.Albert Gresler, Att.for contract may Le seen at the following of | Plaintiff.Quebec, July 14th, 1931.Chet Eng'neer - Moncten, N.H Julyiézim uebec PU.Phstrict Engineer .\u2018uanel Starion, Mon vision Engineervel PQ.All the conditions of the specification and contract must be complied with.Tenders woot be pul in en the blank form of ten der, which may be obtained from any ol the offices at which the plans are on ex- Wibities., Each tender must be acsompenied hy ar apceréed hank cheque navahte tn the Cama.National Railwaye fer an amount equal we ten per cent.ef er.Lowait or any tender mot necessarily ac: W.A.KINGSLAND Genera) Managerstern Lines Dated of Measton, N.B.August 2°.1021.| Aug.22s10 £0 NAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS CANADIAN GOVERNMENT MAIL- WAYS BASTERN LINKS.TENDERS DERS, addressed ts A.TF.ner, Mi HR Bo Te lh Kagisssr\u2014Meauten N.2.Engincer-Quebec, RQ.Hagloorr\u2014'funnel Séotion, Mon Ph TE I \u201c W.A KINGSLAND, ad any tenfer net nocconselly oe: son Taw = ent 3, Ae ; ot Etat of books and other goods recelved trorp & suburban notary.The man was notified and at his request the institution was held opsn an extra half-hour until he could send for the securities.His wife called for them and left Mitchell a brand new dollar bill.ROBBER FOUND GUILTY Montreal, Aug.23\u2014Joseph Aalias Paul Lareau, charged with robbing the cashier of the Branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Chambly Canton, of $1311, books of the bank, and bank money orders, appeared before Judge Decarie, tn the Court of Bessison, today and was found gulity.Sentence will be pronounced o® August 30.necessary te Lake strong of harsh eastor ofl te relieve constipation.Try a combination of simple herbe with pepsin, neld by dreg- flo ander the name of Dr.Caléweil's ive Byvup Pepsin.It is a mild, ne 80 safe that thousands mothers give il to tiny babies, and enough te relieve the most SERVE LONG TIME IN SAME FAMILY One Woman Seventy Four Changing Paris, Aug.33\u2014TFrench housekeepers, like those of other eoun- no servants to be had these days and that those there are are good for| in the same household.Their pessimistic declarations are}- semewhat converted by a list of 634 names that appears in the Official | Journal of men and women (far more women than men) to whom silver-giit and silver medals have|.been awarded by the Ministry of Tabor, in recognition of their long services in the same household.Thirty years is the minimum time to qualify \u20acor one of theses medals which gives the wearer the right to decorate his or her butionhoie with a ribbon, red white and blue horis- ontal atripes.The record holder on this list is Mademoiselle Levasseur who has been 71 years with the same employ er.Silver-giit medals are awarded to 44 and sliver to 639.Typleal entries may be quoted, taken at random: : Mademoiselle Andrieux (Marie), Paris, 60 years with the family Delaporte.M.Delpbve, (Michel Joseph).}: Paris, 66 years with M.Camel.Madame Geiger (Colette), Paris, 66 years with Madame Ray.There are many instances where| husband and wife bave served te: gether in the same family, as tur ve Mocnisr (3 jonnier (Jean), 38 years wi Madame Escet.> Madame Mosmier (Jeanne), years with Madame Essot .i * fore the Parisian creation of mauve Canton orepe, with hat to match and cor sage bouquet of orchids: Mrs.Charles R.Devlin mother of the groom, wore a black satin Parisian gown, hand embroidered, small black hat with cspreys: Miss Blanche Devlin sister of the groom.a Boston model of henna crepe with black hat; whils Miss Lalla Devlin wore blue taffeta with touches of jade and black velvet hat.Mrs, Neuville Belleau, the 6 aut was wearing a Drescoll groom\u2019 Years In Place Without{modet of light grey Canton crepe.her hat being trimmed with feathers of the same abade: Mrs.Frank Dev- Hn of.Montreal wore a georgette apricat gown with white hat.The modern girl thinks she's a five wire: and the reformers agree tries; are compalining that there are ig is shocking.\u2014Rock Island Argus.very little and refuse to stay long| sri How.to ask for a Number When you ask for number 1263, the tor turns to secs tion 12, and then looks for number 63.If it was 237, she would turn to section 2 and look for 37.So when you pause be- ot two numbers (12-63, or 2- - 87) you may be sure knows the tor \u2018you sre Intell sad intentionally making it onsier for or.EE REREASEEEE [7 ealerged jad can De days of bad weather, scarcity of bait and days on which the fish decline to bite etc\u2026 the average catch for a good fisherman, working 150 days per year (which is the extent of the fishing sesson) is 20 to 100 Ibs per day, making a total of not over 8160 for aix months\u2019 work, out of which he is called upon to pay expenses amounting to $300! » This spells disaster for the Gaspe Coast, more especially as the usual winters\u2019 employment, the fishermen used to be able to secure, vis.lumbering or the cutting of pulp wood, will not, this year, be available.Nor does the more distant future look good.Markets, once lost, cannot be regained at will.The future of Exchange is still uncertain and is only certain so far that i may solely be claimed that exchange will not be stabilised for some time.Japanese competition will be hard to fight against.Hence it !s necessary that the Government take unusual measures and that these mea sures be taken without delay.It is also certain that much euf- fering, If not actual starvation, will exist In Montreal during the coming winter.The problem to be solved there, is, how can the food required to sustain life be provided at the lowest cost?On the -Gaspe Ceast good food is In abundance and is selling at prices far below the cost of production, vis.at only one cent per Ib.In Montreal Codfish Is today selling at fifteen cents per Ibretail To any business man the remedy is obvious.Let the Previneial Government, at onbs, purchase such Coû as is in stook on the Gaspe Coast.Tat the Government also contract for ail that will de caught during the remainder of the season at, say 4 cents per Ib.for fish in good condition.Let the fish be shipped to Montreal by water Let oterws be opened !n Montreal for the retafl sale of the fish at, say 8 cents per Ib, pay and take away.Let thens stores be managed by men who understand the handling and also the pressrvatien of such fish.Let restaurants be opened in connee.tion with these wherein ous can ve corvies.rangements much of the Gistreus that otherwise will certainly oceur upes have at thelr command the at an organtantion that een be à few cents.Delicious with raisine, .DR.J.-ED.SAMSON ORTHOFAKDIC-\u2014SURGEON | Specialty: \u2014Boae Surgery, formities arising from birth, etc.Hours of Consultation: 2 to 5 PM.\u2014 \u2018Phone 5018 91 St Ana Street, QUEREOC.' June 18xweé-aatett, Linoleums and Oil Cloth Ténelenme sad Oi) Clothe refuced to the following prices: 6c ir 59c, $1 i 80c, $1.25 81, $1.50 wr $1.20, $1.75 Iw $1.45 RUGS A vofnetion of 209 en all our rugs cuis.A Jet of furniture coverings at the new refuced prices.id + "]