The Quebec chronicle, 29 août 1921, lundi 29 août 1921

[" - ESTABLISHED 1764, - ae 54 INGREDIENTS Fer Pickles, Sauces, Crtzups and Chutneys; all of the highest quality CELERY SEED ve an Prin oto (ni legis ini and wide mouth with The mw en vs ve +» 00 +0 ve «0 100 08.D or se as x or ae oe A.GRENIER \"Phones 1247-1248.94-06 ST.JOHN STREET.THE POWERS OF THE \u201cCHERN\" Extraordinary Committee To Combat Counter-Revolu- tions Gets Authority Cut Reval, Esthonia, Aug.27\u2014The powers of the \u201cCheka\u201d, or Extreordinary Committes to Combat Coun- ter-Revolution have recently been curtalled, saw Moscow advices from Independent sources.These are in some measure corroborated by Bolshevik newspapers.It was the \u201cCheka\u201d, with its powers of arresting without warrants, secret condemnations and death sentences, which ordered and carried out most of the executions during the period of \u201cred terror\u201d in Russia.Home of the Soviet Government offtetais, conaldering that the per- ied of civil war and counter-revolu- tion was almost completely ended, favored the abolition of the \u201cCheka\u201d altegether, It is sald.The controversy bstwesn those desiring to abolish it and those considering it still necessary is now understood to have been settled by a compromise.M.Krylenko, a former sallor, the public prosecutor of the \u201crevolutionary tribynal\u201d led \u2018the fight for aboli- ton, acoording to newmpapers-in the Daltfe states.Daershinski, president of the \u201cCheke\u201d, opp ised him.The Government resolved on & reform of legal procedure, under which the \u201cChéka's\u201d powers are principally confined to cases of es- ptonage and participation in revolts but without power to pass thesdeath sentence except, in localities under martial law, A \u201csupreme tribunal\u201d 1s to be established.This is to act as the high- ost legal body, as court of appeals, and also as an institution of supervision.In ezercising this supervision, the tribunal must include a representative of the \u201cCheks\u2019.In theory the revolutionary military tribunsis in the army and on the raliways are abolished, unless military operations or uprisings render their retention necessary.The functions at present exercised by these courts will be transferred to special departments which are to have the right to pass sentence of death in regions not under martial} law.The Weather.Toronto, Aux.28\u2014Pressure ie lowest to-night over Northern Manitoba and highest off the Middle Atlantic Coast.Apart from scattered showers in Eastern Manitoba, Southern Ontario and the Guif of et.Lawrence the weather has been fair and Warm today throughout the Dominion.Kamloops .se Calgary \u2026 : 8 Battleford .se 82 Prince Albert 46 81 Moose Jaw .s7 20 Regina .18 87 Winnipeg .5 0s Port Arthur s 7 White River i\u201c 82 Parry Sound se 7 Toronto.6 14 Kingston ce 7 Ottawa 7 Montreai .\u2026.es 30 Queber .sn Forecets: \u201c Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay, Ottawa Valley, Upper and Lower St.Lawrence \u2014 Light to moderate winds: fair and warm.Quit and North Shorée\u2014Mederate winds: a few local showers, but mostly fair, not much change In temperature.Quperior \u2014 Light te moderate winds; local showers but mostly fair and warm.Maritime \u2014 Light (0 moderate winds a few scattered showers in Gulf of Bt.Lawrence districts, hut mestiy fair; net much change in ure All West\u2014Pualr and warm.NEW GOVERNOR VISITED FORMER \u201cBYNG BOYS\u201d Terento, Aug.1$-\u2014Canada\u2019s new Governor-General, accompanied by Lady Byng.spent part of Sunday visiting former \u2018\u2019Byng Boys\" in the Soldiers Hospital and the Disabled Soldiers\u2019 residence here, and In cash GREEK RIGHT WING GUT OFF Foroes Attacking Turks In Asia Minor Severed From Main Body Of Troops Paris, Aug.38\u2014The right wing of the Greek grmy which was attacking the Turks along the Salkaria river in Asia Minor has met with disaster and been completely seversd from the main body of the Gresk troopa according to despatches from the correspondent of L'Information at Constantinople.\u2018The despatches add that the entire Greek army is thus placed in a most difficult strategical position.The Turks ars attacking and seem to have plenty of ammunition.Forced Greeks To Retire Constantinople, Aug.28 \u2014 After three days of fighting\u2019 the Turks have forced the Greeks to retire across the Sakaria River in Asia Minor.The Greeks lost many prisoners, much material and cannon and transport wagons., The egtire plan of campaign formulated by the Greeks has been temporarily held up.The Gresks are sald really to have been defeated by the Salt Desert, lack of water and many men stricken with malaria.NIGHT POLICEMAN SHOT BY SUSPECTS While Investigating: Their Actions In Lane At Napanee, Ont.* Kingston, Ont., Aug.38\u2014Richard A.Beard, aged ¢9, nigit policeman 0?Napanee for the past four years, was shot and killed about 12:45 this morning.Vincent Bova who oper- Ates a fruit store on Dundas Street, Napanee, noticed three men acting suspiciously in the lane bshind his store and the adjoining jewelry store of F.W.Smith and Brother.He notified Night Policeman Beard who at once responded.Beard, accompanied hy Bova and Hugh Duncan, entered the lane.Bova and Duncan, seeing the three suapicious men, he- stated, hut Beard went on and ai- most instantly & shot rang out and the patroiman feil dead.A bullet entered his heart and passed through his body.After she shot wap fired the three men made their escape through another lane.Arrests Made Brockville, Ont., Aug.88\u2014Three men, answering in some details the description of these concerned in the murder of constable Beard at Napanes, were arrested at 3:18 o'clock this morning by Constable Waiton of the Grand Trunk Rallway force, while riding the tender of the loco- \u201cmotive drawing train number 18, The men were unarmed and offered no resistance, They wers Wm, L.Gogan, Union Street, Moncton, N.B.: Edgar Cormier, Moncton, and Gee.Thompson, Montreal.Gogan and Cormier wear army fe- tigue trousers and all are of medium build.Chief of Pollce Barrett, Napanes, has Instructed the railway police here to hold the men on Temand pending further investigation.They claim to have boarded the train at Toronto yesterday morning.The police here have received ne trace of an automobile stolen at Napanee early this morning and aus- pected to have been the means of tha bandits getaway.Father's Siatement Moncton, N.B., Aug.38\u2014Enquiry was made here to-night at the home of Willlam Gogan, held in Brack vitle on suspicion In connection with the murder of Const: Beard at Napanee.Gogan\u2019s father stated that his son left home some three months ago and, except for word received on one oconsion from Quebec, the family has known nothing of the doy's whersabouts.Previous to his going away, young Gogan was employed in the Kitchener Cafe here.As yet nothing fs know here of Ocgun'e present companion, Cor mier.478 N.B., mere tram nt ONILD RUN DOWN.Montreal, Qus., Aug.38 \u2014Btruck utomobile on Notre Dame QUEBEC, IRISH NEGOTIATION HAVE = REACHED CATICAL STAGE THINK BRITISH IE Time Has Come For Dropping Declarations Of Principles Afgi Getting Down To The Business Of Arranging The Terms If Sinn Fein Propose To Negotiate London, Aug.38\u2014The Irish negotiations new have reached the critical stage, In the British view, as mirrored by the great majority of newspapers Including those previously supporters of Home Rule and those advanced Liberal newspapers such as the Daily News, and the Manchester Guardian, which in the past have gone almost as far \u20ac the Sinn Fein.They think the Sinn Fein decis- rations of general principles have sons far enough and that the time has come for dropping declarations of principles and getting down to the business of arranging the terms, if ths 8inn Fein proposes te negotiate the proposals which the Government offered to set forth in detail in Mr.Lloyd George's first letter.The general belief expressed ia that Mr.De Valera, having said ail that is neces- mary to assure Irishmen of the Sinn ne theoretical standpoint, will do tl The British find it difficult to analyze Mr.De Valera's exact position from whatever light his latest notes throw upon it.There is the ballet, or at least the hope, that the policy of the \u201cIrish Republican Cabinet\u201d will be, while constantly affirming Ireland's claim to Independence, to negotiate at the same time terms for Dominion status, under the new watchword of \"consent of the governed\u201d in other words that, while clinging to the assertion of the inherent right io independence, the Cabinet will \u201cconssnt\u201d to accept Dominion status, bargaining to the last ditch for the nearest approach to independence possible.It ts hoped here that the final solution may reut upon a referendum of the Irish people.The New Statesman wihch ie the most solid organ of the Jabor movement, and & consistent and well-informed friend of Ireland, asserts that four-fifths of - waged against him by Liberal Memthe Irish people would vote for acceptance of the British terme.Every cbserver in Ireland it says, agrees that the people aire tired to death of guerilla fighting sind are finding rare enjoyment of the freedom to live their normal Hives which the truce has given them.It the \u201cIrish Republican Cabinet\u201d eventually refuses the British terme a referendum of the British people probadly will fellow in the form of British Government resorting to a general election to give the country a chance to reject or confirm the Governments policy.Judging from the newspapers again there is à distinet hardening of British sentiment in the direction of coercing the Irish with more force than hitherto has been used.British sentiment, they declare would approve this, based on the feeling that the Government has offered very generous concessions and that the secession of Ireland could not possibly be permitted.Ulster spparently is giving no help to a compromise and Mr.De Valera it fs believed here must drop any hope of making an arrangement with the Northern Provinces whereby they will present a united front with outhern Ireland to Great Britain, Ulster publicists are standing pat on the platform of refusing to walve any of the rights their new government acquired under the recent home rule act.The general policy of the Belfast newspapers and the Orange Societies is not to give à soft answer to any ofthe Republican's pretentions, as the Ulstermen term them.+ pets Mr.Tioyd George weldom goes anywhere without mounting the platform and making à apeech.Yesterday he and his wife attended the wedding in Barnsley of Sir William Sutherland, Member of Parliament, and recently one of ths Prime Minister's SBacrstaries, to Miss Fountain, who is the owner of coal mines and one of the richest women in England.After making a ocongratuia- tory speech at the wedding dreak- faut, Mr.Lioyd George had conferred upon him the freedom of the Borough of Barnsley.In the speech that followed, he dealt largely with the Irish question, emphasising that the Irish would be foolish to reject a scheme of self-government going beyond the ambitions of historic Home Rules.\u2018Today Mr.Lloyd George left for a vacation In the Scotch country forty miles from a railroad.There is much curiosity here as to who will net as negotiator in behalf of Great Britain in case the negotiations begin, since the Prime Minister In his letter to Mr.De Valera smpha- sized that there shouid Be no delay in negotiating.Two Labor leaders who are friend 1y to the Irish aspirations gave thelr views yesterday.Arthur Henderson, speaking at Carlisle, said the situation was critical, but not hopeless.\u201cAn almost insurmountable obstacle is the fact that the Ulster Parliament already has been created.\u2019 J.H.Thomas, Leader of the Rattwaymen, who is vielting in Dudin, said: \"The atmosphere I eee in Iréland is conducive to peace\u201d.The eutstanding fact in the position of the Irish negotiations is that Mr.Lloyd George and Mr.De ended their last notes by sta- toraonts of a desire or willingness to continue the discussions.Whale Of Dublin Deserted Dublin, Aug.30-\u2014Mansion House, where the fina Poin Pariamem was in colon eb wesk, in fast (ho vt UNFAIR ATTACKS WERE DENCUNGED Messrs.Sauve And Patenaude Expose Campaign M Of Liberals Joliette, Que., Aux.$8\u2014Denuncis- tion ef alleged unfair attacks againet him on the part of the Liverals and strong language egainet the Gove ernment and Liberal Members be- causes of the liquor laws, formed keynotes in a stirring speech ads by Mr.Arthur Sauve, Leader of the Quebec Opposition.Mon.B.L.Petenaude, who ~ accompanied Mr, Sauve, shared in the honors, also taining an excellent reception, especially when he talked of his h that the day would soon come Wi moderate men will guide mone minds in Canads and the day of the extremist would pass forever.Lat public men ignore political advan-| tage galned by ralsing prejudice, and decide to raise such issues no longer, and there Would be no reciat questions in Canada, sald Hon.Mr.Patenaude Both he and Mr.Sauve charged that at every Provincial election the Liberals stayed clear of Provincial issues, and talked Federal affairs It was the Keswatin affair in 1913, the Lapointe motion and the Galipedult bill 1 1917, and Cpnscription in 1919, said Mr.Patenaude.Mr.Sauve said he was Ured of the unjust and secret campaign being bers of the Legistature who sought to throw on his shoulders the burden of everything done at Ottavws for some years past, though they knew that he had no part with fhe Ottawa Government.The meeting was held in the Beminary grounds.an ideal place for a summer meeting.The speakers faced down into à valley, well filled with people and stretching back te the river, while rising trom the valley on both sides were hillsides covered with humanity, men, women and chiléven.Mayor J.E.Ladouceur presided, jointly with H.W.Munn, the Warden of Montcalm county.On the platform, in addition to the speak- ere, were J.O.Renaud, M.L.A.for Laval; Jos.Sylvestre, Robert Tellier, who spoke of the pride of the young conservatives in Mr.Sauve, and other leading citisens of the district.TOO MANY FLKEING Budapest, Aug.218\u2014Hungarians, expelled from parts of old Hungary, by the new states carved out of them, have been flesing into the new, amaller Hungary In such numbers that the government has issued a decree forbidding further entries for three months.The refugees had crowded border villages and cities beyond their capacity and housing facilities have been exhausted.whole of Dublin, was deserted today.Politicians and their camp followers took advantage of one of the last week-ends of the summer, and went into the country.Deputies of the Dail Eireann held a big open-air plenic at Glendalough 24 miles from Dublin, Arthur Griffith was the chief Republican leader there.He was accompanied by other leaders and deputies.Eamon De Valera spent the week-end, as has been his custom recently, in the monastic retreat near Black Rock, where he again attended mass this morning.There apparently Is little apprehension here among the business men and farmers that the war will be resumed.Thay are going on with business, repairing the damage done during the fighting and getting ready for what they expect will be a big boom when an agreement with the Imperial Government is reached.Some of the business men claiming to have inside information, declare that Sinn Fein plenipotentiar- jes will be in London before the ond of the week, or at any rate that the Dail Bireann Cabinet which has power to deal with the matter, will have announced by that time that it is ready to accept Mr.Lioyd Georgo's invitation for a conference at his official residence, in Downing Greet, London, Vigorous Resolutions Belfast Aug.36\u2014The Royal Black Institution a branch of the Orange Order, held demonstrations on Saturday throughout Ulster at which vigorous resolutions were passed concerning the present Irish negotiations.That adopted at Ballymena, County Antrim, le a fair sample.It sald: \"We look with shame on the humiliating sight of the British Prime Minister grovelling in the dust to redels and assassins, We congratulate you Bir, James Craig.(the Ulster Premier \u2018ter having refused to confer with a man calling himeelf the President of the Irish Republic.We tell him that on these lines I'v has loyal Ulster at his back, and the éay he deviates from this he has ceased to represent the voles of Ulster\u201d.MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921 - |LABOH GONGRESS + GONGLUDED WORK OF CONVENTION Testing Time Of Labor Government Not Yet Passed, Said Tom Moore MANY TOPICS DISCUSSED \u2014 Government Asked To Prohibit All Immigration From Europe For Two Years \u2014 Winnipeg.Aug.28-\u2014The thirty- provence convention of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada concluded its work at 1:30 Saturday afternoon and was adjourned by President Tom Moors to next year Montreal.\u201cThe testing time of the Labor æovernment Is not yet passed,\u201d sald the President in his closing words.\u2018We ave not yet through the troubled waters.\u201d He urged all the delegates to oon- tinue to give the movement in thelr own districts the close attention and the present conventidn.The long morning session was taken up with a great many topics.The report of the committee on immigration as adopted finally locsen- od up slightly the legislation which the Congress will seek in that matter.The Government is asked to prohibit all immigration from European countries fer two years with the exception of ezempted classes, which would include bona fide farm workers, domestic servants and others who could show good and special reasons why they should be admitted.The labor movement was urged to support the authorised labor panies, Limited, Hamilton, in instituting & physical examination of employees, it was sald several upion men had been discharged for cal defects and others refused ployment.A system of old age pensions was approved.Congres asked for a uniform Workmen's Compensation Act throughout the Dominion to bs attained by provincial action.Legislation giving employees equal representation on the board of directors of the National Canadian Railways will be urged.Congress advocated the termination of the contract of Griffenhagen and Associates to reorganize the Federal Civil Service and the eatab- lishment of departmental boards composed of representatives of the government and of the employees.A resolution from Sault Ste, Marie Trades and Labor Council suggeet- ing a vote of the rank and file of the movement on the proposal to organise by industey rather than by craft, was discussed And then voted down.Congress was asked to assist in the formation of a national organisation of all government employees The sale without license of beer of not more than 314 per cent.was advocated.Legisiatien was sought compelling the manufacturers prices to be stamped \u201con all commodities\u2019 30 that comparisons might be made with retail prices.À suggestion that the executive investigate and formulate plans for establishing \u201ca workers national bank to be owned by the Trades Unions\" was turned down es impracticable.Congress asked that all private detective agencies lose their licenses, Immigration Questino.The Trades and labor Congress on Saturday morning considered on a report on immigration introduced In association with the unemployment report which recommended exclusion of all immigration from Buropean countries for two years excepting farm workers and domestic servants, and of Orientals permanently.The convention sent back to the committes the recommendation for the two years exclusion.President Moors pointed out its drastic nature and the fact that it would exclude wives coming to their husbands, parents to their children, ste.It was the view of the convention that the clause be modified.The recommendation for exclusion of Orientals was adopted.\u201cUnless something is done to keep out the Orientals.\u201d said F.Welsh, Vancouver, \u201cwithin twenty years British Columbia will be in their hands and under their domination.\u201d Congress went on record as opposed to the renewal of the Anglo- Japanese treaty.ORLEANS TENNIS CLUB DEFEATED #F.LOUIS The Orleans Tennis Club of Ste.Petronille, played @ tournament with the St, Louis Club on the for- met's courts recently, winning dy a score of six to two, elght sets being played.Following are the sceres: Doubles.Dr.do Varennes asd J.Remillard, Orleans, defeated M, Carrier and C.Alain &t.Louis, 6-2, 6-2.J.C.Cote and A.Reyer, Orleans defeated P.Larcoe and Jes, Cete, et Louis, 6-0, \u20ac P.Ouellet and P.Marsa, Louis, defeated Tair and.12- ACCIDENT WAS \u201cAGT OF 600\" Responsibility For Disaster) To ZR-2 Rests With Count Zeppelin Montreal, Aug.37\u2014 The disaster of ¢he ZR-3 can be only termed an \u201cast of God\u201d and the vespounsibility for the fataifui accident rest entirely with Count Zeppelin who forced on the world the design of his pet idea and life wo In these words Count Zeppelin's former consulting engineer Alexandor Liventali De Livi, who is now In Montreal, summed up the conclusion which.he had drawn from the tragic fate of the dirigible which collapsed in the Humber after exploding killing 44 of the cecupanta, mostly experienced asronsuts.Mr.Livi {a a pioneer in aqronau- tion, bis experiences starting in 1844, when he experimented with the first power driven dirigible built in Paris by the Tissamier Brothers, and was contemporansous with the late Sir Hiram Maxim's flying machine experiments and with Count Zeppelins endeavors.\u2018The former collaborator with Teppelin expressed deep regret at the accident, which, he maintains, show- od the utter failure of the rigid frame in airship construction and which he, declared was dictated by \u201cfafth and not reason.\u201d NORRIS AND PARTY WITH FARMERS Manitoba Government To Sup port Progressives In Next Federal Election Wnnipez, Aug.28 \u2014 The Free Press bulletin on Saturday published the following: \u2018\u201c\u201cThe Norris party of Manitoba will support the National Progressive Party in the next Federal election, according to best informed cir cles at the ParMament Buildings.\u201cPremier T.C.Norris and his ministers are prepared to take the platform in support of the Federal Farmer candidates during the campaign.IX is expected the majority of the foilowers of the Government in the Legislature will support the actions of their leaders, The impending Federal election is a topic of much interest about the Parliament Buildings.\u201cThe matter of the Norris Cabinet going owt in support of the Federal Farmer candidates during the election campaign apparently has been discussed in Cabinet several times.The ministers are not at all reticent to talk on the subject.Hon.Geo.H.Maleoim, Premier Norris, Hon.C.D.MePherson, Hon.Dr.J.W.Armstrong and Hon.R.8.Thornton probably will be the most active in support of the Farmers during the campaign.Whether Hon.Edward Brown and Hon.Thomas Johnson will take the platform to actively support the Farmers is not definite, but from ourrent talk they are in favor of sxtension of support to the Farmers\u201d.News Index.Page One.The Powers of the \u201cCheka\u201d Greek Right Wing Cut Of.Negotiations At Critical Stage.Labor Congress Concluded Work Accident Was \u201cAct of God\u201d Unfair Attacks Were Denounced.Night Policeman Shot By Suspects.Norris and Party With Farmers.Weather Report.; Page Two.Delegations and Their Status.Page Three Chinamen Shot While Asleep.Troopers And Armed Band Clash.Liberal Chief Spoke in Rain.Congestion: Will Benefit Quebec.Served Divorce With Menu Card.* Moplah Claiming Home Rule, Page Four Editorial: Press Comment.Some Wiles of Oplum Dealers.« Page Five.Resolution For Bar Association.Big Convention Here Next Week, Auto Ditched at Champigny Pligrime Are Homeward Bound Mgr.Di Maria is In the City.Send Cable To Lloyd George Steel Bridge Inauguration Urge Conference of Two Parties Strike Ballots Sent Out Indian Troops On the Move Page Six.Napoleons Take the Lead.Fair Prices on Card at Dorval.Wayagamaok Won From Shamrocks Intersating Golf Matoh At lslend, H.A.Rolph Won Both Trophies.Page Seven.Vogue Foretells Autumn Mode.Page Eight.Joiners\u2019 Btrike Now Terminated.Bringing Large Passenger List.Page Nine.Financia! and Commercial News, New York Market.Investment Yield of Securities.Tage Tea At The Thisatres.Soolal and Pervenal.Correspondence.Reminissences of the Fast.Temperatures: Min.62; Max.78 PRICE TWO CENTS.FURS OF UNIVERSAL VOQUE SABLES AND MARTEN The modes of the season are specially adapted to the use of these charming Furs, and nowhere in this vast Fur country of oprs will you find more beautiful pelts than we are now showing, while for style and value our reputætion is your guarantee.Specially pleasing are our showings of RUSSSIAN SABLK HUDSON'S BAY SABLE COPPER SABLE BAUM BARTEN STONE MARTEN From one piece chokers to scarves showing .~ twelve and even more skins.These wonderful Furs, as well as all Fur in our stock are offered in our AUGUST FUR SALES Less 20% Discount Fur Balons in the Chatean Frontenac and .in our Establishment oa Buade Street.See Our Announcement oa Page 3 Holt Refrew 6G.Limitedeo alias on FOR THE MOTORIST Motor goggles are a necessity.We have a large assortment \u201c6 48 80 os +5 00 26 +0 sut se se 0» «Prices 81.60 up.St.Christopher Medals for Motor Cars \u201cLook at @.Christopher and go on your way reassured.\u201d Medals are priced at .os +.oo ov oo $1.50 & $3.00 Auto Clocks High grade 8 day Swiss movement with luminous dial in gilt CABO se +.+.se ss se 4s sa ee +0 ses os +» Price $37.00 \u2018We also stock a less expensive clock with American movement, in gunmetal case .ev so ve Price $8.00 \u2026 Motor Vases In heavy Sheffield plate with necessary wall attachments.Prices \u2014.++ su ap 60 25 00 00 18 00 20 ca 2000 .20.00 & 818.50 \u201c Compiote Hnes in sterling siiver, silver plate and nickel flasks drinking cups, travelling came, etc, & etc.SOUVENIRS.You are cordially invited to inspest our esllection of Modern and Antique Souvenir Jewellry.G.SEIFERT & SONS JEWELLERS NE Opposite City Hall 16 Fabrique Street VALIQUET\u201dS Royal Coffee House Did you ever give it a thought that, VALIQUET\u2019S RESTAURANT is the best eating place in town.Individual Club Breakfast Special Luncheon 7.00 to 9.30 a.m.11.30 am.to 2 p.m, COLD SODAS\u2014ICE CREAM ORIGINATORS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT Phone 6567-6568\u2014\u201412 2 Fabrique St\u2014Orp.City Hall MONTREAL VISIT THE VENETIAN GARDENS Canada\u2019s most popalar and artistic place of amwssment, CABARET Within three squares CO PAL LIOPRL of the Rits Carlton Aus.2414 out that with the exception of Mone treal, thers is practically no diffi culty from lack of employment :3 the Province.Farming conditions were not se good ns last year but the farmers, having enjoyed good seasons tm the LITTLE UNEMPLOYMENT IN QUEBEC PROVINCE Outside Of Montreal Aocord- ing To Statement By CMA.past, wars mostly with ample funds Sooretary 1n Quebec, Shorbrooke.Three ive or and other industrial centres, the unemployment, Mr.Gould enys.ie not of moh à character as to cause usdue alarm.In regard to Montreal, he esti.Montreal, Aug.30\u20144n an exhaustive review of the industrial, commercial and agricutural conditions of the Provines ef Quebeo, which has been just completed by M W.Goulé Gocretary of the Quebed Division the Canadian Manu- | wesking taoturers n, it ia pointed cent of them A facturing planis of the ot of em Lee tain and mates that 70 per cent of the manu- SE re rn oe ci RBs se Aa IR ce grep ees © TERY CP Rp PE art à ve em pan me Le er WED ONS WE 5 on SOME We TIE TIL Ne a ae om STORE ted at the corner of Stsite * the a be ays by the TO LET joseph and Laliberte streets (formerly store se 46 {oer trontare Py Jessa foers and JL poi feet fee street, thres space, city te liquidate à stock er comduct a oath or until May tn.1932.Apply te PT LEGARE 273 St.Paul Street Th Extraordinary Events AT THE ree QUEBEC PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION September 3-10 1.The French Exhibition Train.2.The Grand Evening Demonstrations.Tattoos.3.The Dempsey-Carpentier Film.DO NOT MISS THEM ll | ernment of France provided a house | || capital.\u2014 of \u2014 FOOT WEAR | Oue Week At Mr.Ls.Deschenes Shoe Store! ST.JOSEPH STREET FOR =40 Pairs Men's Brown or Mahogany.good-year welt.lace hoots, worth $5.00, offered at .300 Pairs Men's Brawn or Black lace.or your's Welt, in all mizes (exceptional value) at \u2018$ All our highest grades in black MEN - 84.50 \u201cBlucher\u201d style Good.4.98 or colored boots, which we have retailed at $12.00-14.00 have been reduced wT.BO pr.\u201c40 Puirs Men's strong boots, black or colored, all sizes, 3 different styles at - $4.00 F OR LADIES ie Another let of about Paire Ladisag\u2019 Pumps or Strap Shoes and som s.z0¢, worth $5.00 and $6.00, offered at .200 pairs Ladies Pumps == (sizes 2 to 31.2 only offered at .faved, ull Hirap Shoes $1.50 All anr apectal 2 «strap colored shoes, new lar, new toe.all sizes which we were selling $7.v0.offered at.C40 Palys, sume us above in bla ALLL 490 Pairs Ladies lance Roots, 7 value.worth $56.00 and $6 00.offered at .IN oper cent, reduction on all lines not mentioned above.Your visit in respectfully soiivited.At Deschenes\u2019 Shoe Store 208 ST.JOSEPH ST (Corner nf Morchester Street) » #lock ie reduced.94.96 «kh dongola, Lows hee! and low heal |} $4.28 or & inches high.new last, good $3.78 All the ST.ROCH Aus.26x23 | 412-426 ST.JOHN ST.complete Course in En à MALE PROFEMSORS all of J.FILIOL.Principal Academic Diploma F.& E.Shorthand and Type Diplomas A.DESILETS.RSA.& B.A.Prof.of Literature.Bachelor of Science.The Filo} Academy lish, inning Monday, Sept.8, RENCH Englion eg \u20ac + \u201d» \u2018 EDUCATIONAL.Tel.888 or 8527W ON A NPECIAL whom hold Teacharn Diplomas H.J.MeKENNY.Asat.-Princ.Bachelor of Sclence.Ontario High School Graduate.Public Accountant.R.CROTEAI.Arademic Dipioma F.& F A HURLEY, Graduate of Pennsylvania College, High Sct of Qube Re-opens Thursday, Sept 6 Preparation for University RM.C.Entrance Examste FREE SCHOLAUSHLPS.and Applications to he made to the j Rector, The Rector can de seen at the Schoo! Tuesday.6th and Wednesday September, th.Interview 10 and 12 or by appointment.Phone 8033.\u2018 Aug.21.29.31, Sept.2.45.4.7.8x8 CONVERTED.\u201cTommy.\u201d said the young Sunday school teacher.\u201cWhy don\u2019t you come lo our Sabbath school?Several of your little friends come regularly every Sunday.\" Tommy hesitated a moment.Sud.!deniy he asked: \u201cDoes a little red- {headed kid by the name nf Jimmy 1Jonen ro to your Sunday school?\" \u201cYoo Indeed.\u201d replied the pleased {young teacher.\u201che comes every Bunday?\" \u201cWell.then.\" said Tommy eagerly, \"I'll de there nemt Sunday sure, I've jdeen laying for that kidgtor a month «and never knew where to tind him.\" \u2014 || have large and commodious {lington.While November is conalder- i | will be possible for the members of J8reatl cones and pinnacles of rock JELEGATIONS AND | THEIR STATUS Question: Engaging Attention Of U.S.Secretary Of State And Officials Washington, Aug.28\u2014Can.Press The status of the various interus- armaments and far eastern questions to begin in Washington on Armstice Day, November 1ith, is a subject now engaging the attention of the Becretary of the Stute, Hughes, and officials of the Department of State.As Praexdent Harding ts Inviting the various nations to send representatives to Washimgton It has been amsumed that those appointed to come will be the guests of the Government of the United States.In view of the probable large number of members of the combined delegations, however, the Department of State, endeavoring to be economical under the stress of the Director of the Budget, Mr.Dawss, the man recently given unlimited authority over the expenditures of the United States Treasury dismay and is trying to find a way\u2019 to do the proper thing without in- ticial, who was paring estimates of the approximate cost of the confersnce, has calculated that it ths dbélegations are to be anywhers near the size of those which attended the Paris Peace Conference, it would cost about $2,- 500.000 to take care of them while they are in Washington.That Is merely a rough estimate as it is not known how many delegates will be in attendance nor how long the sessions of the conference will continue, It 16 by no means settled that the Department of State will accept the view that it is bound to regard the delegations as its guests, and in fact it is now considering à plan of rating as guests of the Government of the United States only the heads of the various delegations.That in an effort to cut expenses to aff minimum, views this prospect with |} curring too great axpense.One of-|[i charged with pre- |} | | tional delegations to the forthcom- [J ing conference on the limitation of ll Mr.| fj would be following the precedent established at the Paris Peace Con-: ference, it is said, when the Gov-, in Paris for Mr.Lloyd Gsorge, the | British Prime Minister, and another | United States delsgation, but left the remainder of their numerous staffs to provide for themselves.which they did by leasing several of the finest hotels in the French Washington, though a beautiful! and picturesque city, is In no de- tree comparable to Paris or London in the matter of hotel accommodations.They are perhaps not more than half a dosen hostelriea whch are of large proportions or considered as first-class.Therefore iL is likely that some of the visitors will be rompelled to put up in smaller und not so well equipped hotels.Great Britain ahd France embassy buildings but it is not likely regular accredited resident ambassadors.Government entertained as It guests the Balfour Mission of Great Britain, the Vivianl and Joffre Mission of France, and the Ishii Misslon of Japan during the days of the world war.Generally good and pleasant weather may be expected by the visiting delegations as the month of November, which has been selected for the opening of the conference, Usually it is warm and pleasant at Wash ed generally as a gloomy and sour month, lt in not thus in the American Capital as a rule, November ls in Washington usually fine, with warm noontides, splendid sunsets over the Virginia hills and cool evenings requiring extra outer garments.November finds the coun- try-side about the city in a ruddy slow with autumn leaves.Ako- «ether it Ia much pleasanter In Wash inglon at that time than earlier in the Fall or later In the Winter.It the delegations to spend their time out of doors with pleasure during almost the wholes month according to the Weather Bureau's records.Those of the delegutes interested Bl | in outdoor sports during the leisure] moments allowed for their recreation will find plenty Lo oecupy their attention.Washington's beautiful parks and nearby country provide exceliont automobile roads and hridal paths, splendid golf \u2018Hinks abound at numerous country clubs where the delegates Will de Welcomed and varloua other diversions will be found available.The capital city is only a five-hour raliway Journey from New York City, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MOUNTAIN DISINTEGRATING DAILY IN AUSTRIA.Vienna, Aug.28\u2014The geological freak of a great mouniain disintegrating so fast that it is deacern- Ihle day hy day\u2014a thing that ord- Inarlly taken thousands of years\u2014 Is occuring in the Aussee region.The Aussee Mandiin& rising over 5,000 feet is simply collapeing.Its are crashing and tumbling as If undermined by gnomes, the forests that clothed the slopes lia flat or move slowly and steadlly downward piling into the valley and the turt carps moves with them.Over three and thres-quarters miles of territory are involved In! the movement and hundreds of sigh: | seers view the convulsions from op.ponte slopes.The phenomenon hes been in progress for nearly a year with gradually Increasing acceleration.One scientific explanation le the presence of an abnormal quantity of water in the chalky limestene core of the mountain causing the collapse of great caverns and the slp.ping of strata.for Mr.Wilson, the head of the|f | these will be used by other chan the M B| As for the heads of the delegations ||] 1 it is decided to regard them as|| 11 the guests of the Government of the | United States, it is expected that the Ji jl | offers of the owners of some of the In fine private mansions in the city |} Bt will be accepted for thelr accomoda- | fl tion, just as was done when the lll IT IS A REAL PLEASUR SALE OF WINTER COATS er THE ovens nace i STORE OPENS AT 9 O'CLOCK AM.MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921 AND CLOSES AT 5 O'CLOCK PM.TO DO YOUR PURCHASING AT PAQUET.7e 38 Departments perfectly equipped, and well managed, offer ER | vou your choice of everything you could desire for your personal or home needs.There is no need to run here and there, you have everything under the same roof, in a variety of exceptional magnitude and always at the lowest prices, according to qual- VAN Towels Bedding And Covers Ladies\u2019 Gloves Hand towels in white with hem and| 18x36 inches, special each.816 red stripe, in a nice quality and finish,| 18x40 inches, special each.40¢ done Bo on tome.| \u2018 size 14x22 inches, special each.\u2026 166] 18x40 inches, special each.ast | all SIZE ora $2.00 f 18x34 inches, special each.32¢] 19x40 inches, special each.: 686 | Ladies\u2019 heavy chamoisette gloves with Pillow covers in good Cotton sheeting, semi- stripe at the wrist, all sizes in black, He cotton, very mice finish, bleached, in a good quality, Àbrown, at $2.00 for anses cu e una 00000 size 20x34 inches .30¢ 44 inches wide, special a | ( Ladies\u2019 chamoisette gloves in all shades and \u2018 pecial VAFO 200.000 00000000 45e | ith silk stitchin 30x84 inches, « À 5 Sn pee 2 dome buttons, vi Cress TT each 40c, 50c, \"57 cr Pe } 63 inches wide, a yard or Co PI | * Bicand.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.i Ladies\u2019 Jersey fleecelined gloves in black | \\ only, all sizes, a pair.ac.49% Bed sheets in good + ns ey mice ete, ; ; it \u2018 ina verv nice quali Children's colored chamoisette gloves, Sh ee cotton 200 laches, | assorte] colors, à larg | Pair .\u2026.\u2026.0000 sse0arscncu 000006 finieh, or) = variety of pa na À Ladies\u2018 tan cape gloves, 2 dome buttons, all pa a ac h RIA $2.26 inches special a yard 824 | sizes, à pair .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$2.00 Ja 36 inches special a Ladies\u2019 suede gloves, 2 dome Suttons, all War sheets in ge\u2019 yard .o.e.$1.19 i i in tan, grey and drab, a pair.» 11 in \u2018 sizes, in tan, grey and drab, a pair nt he ! n ting in white, Ladies\u2019 Scarfs.od hem, size 80x100 inch- nice finish, 63 inches wide, a 25 dozen Roman striped-assorted silk scarfs es, special each .$6.00 yard 75¢, 90¢ and.ss hes long, slightly im r + are .£ .y ces \u2018perfect, .Tekan Flannelette blankets in grey or white,] White quilts.in honey comb design, 63x72 inches, special a pair.$2.80] no fringe, pretty patterns, 57x78 inches, Ladies\u2019 all wool brushed scarfs, in white, 72x81 inches, special a pair.$3.40] each $2.45, 70x80 inches, special.$3.28 tan, brown, olive, green, at .$2.96 | The Butterick New Fall pattern book | | Kimonos in eiderdown in fancy de- Kimonos in eiderdown, in assorted ust arrived, at a copy 38¢ containing a i rted colors, trimmed with satin and silk cord belt, for ladies colors, trimmed with small silk cord, coupon for 10¢ towards the purchase of and young girls .$18.00 shawl collar, and belt, price.$8.60 any Butterick Pattern, hl Kimonos in eiderdown in drab, Kimonos in eiderdown.iu The Delineator, for September, at & | ; with emall squares in light color fancy designs in the latest colors, \u2019 > i edged with silk cord, collar made | d with sati kets and pi vi and the mirror des Hodes,» ata with lapelle, pockets and belt trimme w ¢ = i 8 ea eeu re tee eRe ee price .eens $8.49 belt, price .2 $1180 JCOPY cece Kimonos in eiderdown, trimmed with belt and pockets price.$4.78 Kimonos in eiderdown, in many THE DELTOR \u201cEach line above correction, dark colors, trimmed with sateen, size ART rg marten a meg Kimonos in eiderdown, trimmed | 10 to 15 years for girls, price.T .with satin, silk cord, pockets, for $5 49 \u201cThe acme of perfection, girls 10 to 15 years, price.nn ° «Brings \u201cParis a la Mode\u201d to every door, } \u201cThe Butterick solution, \u201cFor the \u201cHome-made\u201d coat and gown | Ji are seen no more.\u201d LEGGINGS.Caps.! Handkerchiefs and Ribbons, Cape for seminarists, in very n Green sashes for seminar.| quality, two shapes, at $2.50 and $3.\u201c All silk taffeta ribbon, 3 1-2 luches Green Sashes.W .16 \u2018 If ists, 4 inches wide, $1.60, 5 Lee have caps for the College De | wide, in all shades, at a yard.20¢ Indispensible for walking : inches .Cee $180 | Oaps in fancy tweed for boys, in| Children\u2019s white lawn hander pod for automobile chauf- Golf shape, at $1.00 to.$2.80 | chiefs, at Gc and Ceri, ; Stockings.For boys or girls.in cot- * \u2018 Leggings in brown or black ton, wool, cashmere in black leather, in all sises, for men, and colors, all sises.special \u201d Toilet Articles.Soaps, combs, hair brushes, tooth brushes, powders, PA ANY and tooth-paste.Retail Division = « = « « - = 187-173 St.Joseph Street.} : I .; ; La ore ri 2 an _ RE 1 -_ 3 \\ w Quebec's Leading Newspaper CHINANEN BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN SHOT WHILE ASLEEP ON MASKINONCE Beatewain, Fireman And Wounded Seaman Unite In Fixing Guilt On Arrested Quartermaster\u2014Declare He Was A \u201cGrouch\u201d And Acouse Him Of Uttering Threats Four chinamen, members of the crew of the Dominion Coal Co steam ship Maskinonge, were shot to death and two others wounded, one probably fatally.as they slept in their berths on board their ship at 4-30 o'clock on Saturday morning.without having the least premonition the night previous that their lives were in danger or that one of their own race, and shipmates would shink of, let alone, commit, one of the miost flendish murders ever recorded in the annals of crime.committed in the port and eity of Que- \u2018The names of the Chinamen murdered were To Kuin, Ah Dee.Long Chow, three quartermasters.and Les Ing.a seaman.The two woun tre named Leo Wa Ging and Long Tong.\u2018The mlleged perpetrator of the deed, also bne of the ship's quartermasters, is named Chow Long, and has been placed .under arrest, brought ashore handcuffed and locked up in a cell at the Provincial Police Station, Parliament bulldings.The steamer Maskinonge, engaged in the coal carrying trade between Sydney.NB.and Quebec, in command of Capt.Benjamin R.Griftiths, carried a crew of twenty-nine Chinamen.who were shipped at Liverpool.England, in the month of May last.This is the same steam- e?which, on the night of the 18th of July last.while proceeding down the river, ran into and sank the Canadian Government Méreantile Marine steamer, Canadian Recruit, near the Pillars at the foot of the Traverse.The Muskinonge was riding at anchor in the harbor opposite the Levis Ferry boat landing at the time of the tragedy, with all members of the crew on board, including Capt Criffiths and the of- ticers, and engineers.Up to the time of retiring for the night an was quiet on board the steamer, with not even the least semblagce of trouble among the \u2018Twenty- Chiness members of the crew.Perteet stiliness nrevalled on board the shin after midnight when offi- cores and crew, except the officers of the watch.were in their beds and asleep.Mr.Eric G.8told, the first officer of the ship.Wan in his room at 4-30 o'clock in the morning.when one of the Chiness crew rushed aft and informed him that a terrible erime had boon committed: the three quarter-masters having bean killed and others shot.The first officer awakened Capt.Griffiths and other officers: then.going forward to the forecastle.perceived that a murder had, in fact, heen committed, He was soon joined hy Capt.Griffiths when a call for police assistance was went ashore.At the same time boatswain George Jeffery, whn.was.on duty at the Queber and Tevis Ferry lip on thin aide of the river, cominæ to the conclusion that something rerious had hanpened, put out for the ateamer in the stream, and later carried the appalling news to Bergt.Couture of the Municinal Police.on duty in Station 5.The latter immediately notified the prèvincial nolice by telephone, wha shortly afterwards appeared at the Levin Perry landing and, with Dr.Potvin, were ronveyed to the anchored ship, by boatswain Jeffery.In the meantime everything was confusion on hoard the Maskinonge Cant.Griffiths.first officer Stold and the other while officers on board had entered the slsening quarters of the crew and found three qu fermasters and one seaman dea Alan two others \u2018wounded: their hed clothes heing soaked with hinod, which was dripping to the floor.The Chinese were In a great state of excitement.and in the midst of this srene the Provincial Police four in number arrived with Dr, Potvin.The latter Immediately proceeded tn examine the unconsclous Chinese and pronounced three quartermasters dead.The seaman was on badly wounded that he dled a few minutes afterwards.He also examined the two wounded men and ordered them taken ashore to the Motel Dieu Hospital.The provincial police at the same time were active In their search for the perpetrator or perpetrators of the erime, feeling sure that no one man was responsible.and suspecting à row among the crew.The Chinamen, Who mostiv all speak understandable English, soon gonvinced the police that the crime was not the lt of a row, feud or any trouble among the crew.\u2018They examined the forecastle, and from information gathered, arrested the fourth quartermaster of the ship, Chow Tong, and with six other mem.here of the crew wanted as witnesses came ashore and drove to police headquarters.Tn the meantime the tws wounded men, leo Wa Sing and Sing Tong.were carried ashore under the direction of Dr.Potvin and taken to the Motel Dieu Hospital.After the arrival of the provincial police on hoard the faskinonge snd the arrest nf the alleged murderer, a Search was made for the weapon responsible for the deed, but It could not be found se that during the excitement at the time of the Aingovery, the revolver or revelvers most have heen thrown oven the nidè of the ehip.At leant two of the evey under detention.have de- ol that the Chinamen placed under the arrest, committed the deed.and between 6 anû Ÿ v'etack on Saturday evening, one of the wounded in the Hotel Dieu Hospital when confronted with the prisener.alob alg that he was (he guilty pasty.\u2026 elgning of articles by the r\u2014 Murderers Movements The murderer first commenced the work of killing his countrymen in the quarters occupied by the four quartermasters.He evidently sneak- od out of his bunk shortly after 4 o'clock in the morning, and with deliberate alm placed his pistol at the heads of his shipmates and put bullets through them as quickly as he could, and retiring fired again at each in turn.This Is surmised by the fact that two of the dead quar- ter-masters, when examined, were found to have three bullet wounds.and the other two bodies those of the third quarter-master and the seaman, two each.\u2018The quarter-masters all slept in a separate apartment adjoining the port, and it is thought that the fourth quarter master under arrest for the deed had concelved this plan to murder his thres rooming shipmates first, and later othess of the crew against whom he had conceived a disitke.After he had shot the three quarter masters, the report of the revolver must have wakened the seamen and firemen in the forecastle which caused him to continue his work of- destruction.promiseu- ously, until his revolvers were emptied and he had ne more ammunition.The awakened Chinamen in the fofe- castle on hearing the pistel shots and realizing what was happening, naturally set up a noise and began to scramble for their lives, which also awakened the boatswain Lo Sang, one of the principal witnesses, who asserts that the Chinamen arrested wad the man who had done the deed.This statement was corroborated by another member of the crew, named Men Yot.Motive Unknown.Later in the forenoon, Capt.Griffiths, In an interview, at the Provinclal police headquarters, sald as far as he knew there was no cause for the horrible tragedy He sald the crew to the number of 39 had shipped with him in April and May last at Liverpool, and he never knew ef any trouble to exist among them.or even heard the least dispute, and was at a loss to understand the terrible occurrence.The first officer Mr.Stold, confirmed Capt.Griffiths\u2019 statement in this regard.The lat- tar said he had no knowledge of the satus! tragedy as he was asieep at the time in his eabin.and had net heen awakened by the shooting until he was called.It would appear, however, that only a few, some four or five, out of the Chinese crew can give direct and material evidence against the prisoner: Boatswain Lo Sang, with Men Tot, and the two wounded men\u2014If the latter two recover, as one of them is dangerously wounded, and likely to die.He was spitting blood In the hospital all day Saturday and Saturday evening, an indication that one of the bullets that penetrated his back had affected his lungs.\u2018The other, who was struck in the arm.Is not, however, seriously wounded.Boatswain Lo Gang has no doubt of the guilty party.who, he says, is the man under arrest, explaining that the latter came on board the ship at Liverpool in May and though the utmost gaod feeling and fellow-ship existed among the Chinese crew, the prisoner was always a grouch, and more than once uttered threats.The hoatswain Lo Sang speaks falfly good English, and also sald that one of the firemen saw the prisoner with the revolved in his hand Chow Yong, another pricipal witness, corroborates + {Boatswain Lo Bang and asserts that Chu Tong, the prisoner, was & bad Chinaman, who had deen heard to utter threats and say at times: \u201clook out for your life.\" The Inquest.On Baturdav afternoon, the inquest nresided over by the Deputy Coroner.Tr.Bedard.was held at two o'clock in the Molsan Morgue, where Dr.Mar had been engaged to make the autopsy.Seven witnesses were examined, including Capt.Griffiths and officers of the steamer Maskinonge.Capt.Qriffiths produced the ship's log and gave data and day of the shipment of the crew at Liverpool, including the accused He could throw no light on the tragedy at the time and vouched for the fact that the crew had always been orderly, obedient and evidently lived in harmony with each other.First officer &told ¢ similar evl- dence.The evidence of the Chinese witnesses, however, placed the guilt for the crime on the prisoner, Men Tot, in particular, who saw Chow Tong with the revolver.Dr.Marols did not give his evi- \u2018dence, but will do so this morning, whan he will tell of the location of the bullets extracted by him from the bodies of the four murdered men, At ¢ o'clock, Dr.Bedard, adjourn.od the inquest to the Hotel Dieu Hospital, when one of the wounded men named Wins Sing, shot through the arm was examined.and ldentl- fied Chow Tong, as the man who had shot him.The other wounded man was toe low in his condition to give evidence and the Inquest was adjourned untf] this morning at the Marois Morgue.- NOTED VISITORS TO ARRIVE TRIS MORNING (General Samuel Bolles, National Adjutant of the American Legion, will arrive in Quebec this morning, on a tour of Canada.Me will be welcomed at the Chateau Frontenso by officials of the G.W.V.A., and other organisations.seen after his aevtval, oe Ter, ¢ @ueber STATE TROOPERS AND ARMED BAND MEN IN CONFLICT Five Men Fell In Encounter At Close Range Yesterday Morning BIG BATTLE PENDING Western Virginian Miners Massing Forces To Fight Deputies And Officers State Police Headquarters, Ethel, W.Ve, Aug.38\u2014Five men fell in an encounter early this morning between an armed band and state troopers on Beach Creek, Logan County, near the Boone-Logan County line, Captain J.R.Brockus, commanding state police and Deputy- Sheriff reported this afternoon.There .was much shooting on either side, he said.Whether all the men who fell were killed he was unable to state.He added that after his men had seen those who had fallen picked up and carried away by their compan- lons, the atate troopers and Deputy- Sheriffs retired because some of thelr number were in civilian clothes and it was difficult to distinguish in the darkness from the men comprising the armed band.The clash was at closes range, according to Captain Broskus\u2019 report, the men firing at each other when but eight to ten feet apart.Prior to the fight, Captain Broskus said, eleven prisoners had been taken by the patrolling party which set out from Logan yesterday ostensibly toward Blair and Sharples.Four of the prisoners escaped during the engagement it was aaid and one of them is believed to have been killed.Captain Brockus was at the head of the advance guard of troopers and deputies.It was this detachment, comprising twelve men that engaged the armed band.The patrol while procesding toward Sharples Captain Brockus reported.ran across five men on foot.All were armed with rifles and one had a shot gun, he sald.\u201cWe called upon these men to disarm, which they did\u201d the captain continued.\u201cWe placed them under arrest and procesded down the read.Further on we met two sutes and placed six additional armed men under arrest.\"With the 11 prisoners we march- od on towards Sharples and came upon another equad of five armed men.Some one called to us that we would not be allowed to pass.\u201cWe called upon them to surrender their arms but received In reply a volley of shots.\u201cOur men returned the fire and in the fight five man fell to the ground.We waited until we saw that they were picked up and carrisd away, then decided to discontinue the advance for the present.It was very dark and some of our deputies were in civilian clothes, hampering our distinguishing them\".Captain Brockus could hot defint- tely state whether the five men were killed, but intimated that \u201cprobably four\u201d were killed.He said that he had talked with a man who hed come from Sharples after the battle had taken place and this man said that \u201csome miners were killed\u201d, but was unable to tell whether all five of the men had been fatally wounded.Captain Brockus said that later reporte from Sharples indioated that the state police had \u201cplayed in Juck** in mopping where they did.\u201cWe learned from Sharples that there were between 1,800 and 3,000 armed miners waking for us to walk into a trap\u201d Captain Brockus said \u201cand If we had advanced, it seems assured a very serious situation would have developed.\u201d All along the way the state poilce officors explained \u201chot shots\u201d were being taken at the officers from men hidden in houses and in ambush.Big Battle Pending Charleston, W.Va., Aug.38\u2014Pos- etbility of a battle on an unprecedented scale in the Blair-Bharples region of Logan County wes Intimated In a telephone message to Governor Morgan early to-night.Half an hour after the Governor made this announcement Adit.Gen.John H.Charner, and threes United Mine Workers officiale left for Logan, wheres they will attempt to pacify the miners.Armed men have captured threes Deputy-Bherifis of She.riff Don.Chafine Logan county forces and are holding them at Sharples.Feeling is s0 tense that Chafin is having trouble in holding back armed bande of citisens of Logan, the county seat, who are demanding they be allowed to attack the armed forces at once, the Governor sald, FRANK THOMPSON IS AMATEUR GOLF CRAMP Winnipeg, August $9 \u2014 Frank Thempseon, of the Mississauga Club, Teronto, youngest member of the famous golfing family won the Canadian amateur golf champlenship at the Birds Hill course of the Winnipeg Clud on Baturday after one of the greatest duels ever staged in the history of the game in this country.All wquare with his opponent, Charlie Hague, of the Calgary Golt and Country Club, at the end of the thirty-six holes which copstituted the nal distance, he won thh match at the Ith hote, laying his Western rival a dead je, which prevented QUEBEC, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921 LIBERAL GHIEF SPOKE IN ANIN Government Railways And Merchant Marine Dealt With By Maokenzie-King Strathroy, Ont, Aug.18-\u2014A5 audience of asarly 2,000 sat through a light rain for twe hours yesterday afterncen at Alexandria Park to hear Hen.Mr.Mackensie King at other speakers at a Liberal rally, the second of a series in western Ontario.The Opposition leader was ao- companied by Hon.Dr.Beland of Beauce; F.F.Pardes, M.P.West Lambton; W.G.Kennedy, M.P.North Essex and Duncan C.Ross, M.P., for West Middlesex.Mr.King, as at Windsor, dealt length with the Government rail ways and Merchant Marine and the necessity for keeping down taxation as far as possible in order to mode rate living costs.The most specific reference to the tariff was that of Mr.Pardee.\u201cWherein do the U.F.O, and Liboral doctrines clash?\u2019 he asked.\u201cThere is no United Farmers organization which can say it could carry out fres trade.The idea is preposterous and may as well be put away at once.They have a common goal to get to, but by the eternal struggle are allowing the party of reaction to slip in between them.\u201d Mr.Kennedy said there would not likely be an election this fall, unless the Government lost all its bye-elec- tions.Mr.King urged the advisability of all progressives\u201d co-operating.\u201cThere are men who want honest and efficient Government\u201d he said, \u2018and yet put into the fleld against men who are fighting their batties, other men to opposs them.That is why 1 am speaking so strongly against the folly of Progressives and Liberal forces dividing.We are face to face with a powerful enemy.What we nesd in Parliament today are men who have a knowledge of public questions who can deal with the questions that affect the people in terms of millions, men of expert mind and training who know and understand political situations.\u201d The speaker referred agaîn te rez cent losses in the Government Merchant Marine and said that while the ships cost $190 per ton weight to build, insurance would only be paid on the basis of cost to replace them, which experts sald, would be $40.to $80.He predicted the use by the Gevernment of closure in the Mouse of Commons should the opposition fight the terme of the ferthooming re-distridution dil, \u201cThere is $140,000,000 interest on debt, $135,000,000 for soldiers obl!- gations and $165,000,000 on railways to be pald before the ordinary husiness of the cquntry can be pro- ceaded with\u201d, he said.\u201cThess three items wiil show you where the people\u2019s money is going.You begin to see the difficulty it is for peopls to have money for their own private use.\u201d \u201cThat enormous sum has to be raised out of taxation and is reflect ed in the cost of living.We of the opposition in Perllament have taken the position that our first duty is to keep down taxation and keep down as far as possible living costa, for no matter what we do in that respeot, there \u2018will be à great deal we will be unable to effect.Dr, Reland sald: \u201cWe have a po- lley that avolds the curse of protection and the curse of free trade.We have a policy that offers natisfaction and property advantageous to posel- bly every citizen of Canada and we ask you to rally to our banner and help us dissolve this Government and unite with us In order that this Canada, that has been su prosperous under the'regime of Sir Wiitrid Laurier, shall continue in presper- ity.\u201d Mr.Ross enlarged upon the quali- floations of Hon.Mr.King for the Premiership.\"You will And\u201d.he said, \u201cwhen you entrust him with this high office that he will give you the service which you expect of him, and this great country will bloom and blossom es the rose, as Rt did under his great predecesnor, Bir Wiitrid Laurier.\u201cThis government is dead and does not know enough to lie down\u201d, declared F.F.Pardes, M.P.\u2018\u201cThe Montreal Gazette, ons of the strongest papers supporting the Government, has suggested a commission of businessmen to show the Government how to run the country.Have they ever undertaken anything they have made a success of?They were elected for one purpose only; that purpose has been per formed and It is not right to hold on to office ons day longer and it should not have for the last three years.\u201cThere is one thing that will happen; Lhe Liberal Party after the next election wilt be the strongest group and the prevalling group In the Mouse of Commons\u201d.THE YOUNG ACE CREW WON BOAT RACE The junior oarsmen of the city not to be outd by their older brothers, opganised a boat race yesterday from Levis to Quebec.Five boats, the Young Ace, the Young Emmet, Etoile, Young Fox and Shamrock competed, the race resulting in & win for the Young Ace crew.The time taken dy the winners was ten minutes which, econ.sidering that the boys are all under tourtesn years of age, was very good.The Young Ace Crew was compos: od of the following: W.MeFaut, M.Lynch, B.MoMahen, G.Lenoh, and J.Magieten, comswais.CONGESTION IN MONTREAL WILL BENEFIT QUEBEC Local Grain Elevators To Be Filled To Capacity Very Shortly TOO MUCH IN MONTREAL Resources Of Harbor In Metropolis Are Being Taxed To The Utmost Montreal, Aug.18-\u2014Et is admitted a8 & possibility that the ports of Quebec, Portland and possibly Mt.John, N.B., may benefit by the grain situation here.The proposal hes been made to fill the elevators at Quebec which has a capacity of 8,- 000,000 bushels, and this may be done shortly.The Montreal harbor elevators have & capacity jointly of seven to eight million bushels and the Grand Trunk elevator about 3,- 800,000.Mujor General Sir David Watson and Brig-Gen.Tremblay, of the Quebec Harbor Commission, arrived in Montreal yesterday morning and saw the local transportation and grain men, and as the result of their efforts, the above arrangement will, in all probability, be carried out Between 1,800 and 3,000 cars filled with grain are now waiting to be unloaded In the terminal yards of Montreal.Sixty-one ships were in port today, the great majority of them either loading or waiting to load grain and 15 ships were here trom the Great Lakes with more grain also waiting their turn to take up unloading berths at the elevators.\u2018The record amount of grain, much of it from the United Btatea, which is being shipped trom this port this season is axing the resources of the harbor to the utmost.Already well over fifty-five million bushels have Jeft the port, only fifteen millions lese than the total for the wholes of 1914, the highest previous year, and thers are no indications of a let up.The congestion in the port continues to be considerable.Tramp steamers as well as those belonging to regular lines are coming here for grain, other freights being scarce, and are thus adding to the congestion.Of the four floating elevators owned by the Marder Commissioners, one commenced work last Friday, but eus- pended operations the mame day for à cause not stated.The others have been at work night and day since last Monday, but have as yet made Ittle material improvement in the situation.MOPLAH CLAIMING HOME RULE NOW Native Moslems Of India Doing As Much Damage As They Can Calicut, India, Aug.33\u2014The Moplah fanatics appear to be prociaim- ing Home Rule in all the disturbed areas.Their emblem, the Green Flag, has been hoisted at Pallipu.Gandhi, the nationalist leader, has been invited by the Kerala provisional congress committee to visit Malabar at the earHest posstble moment fn an endeavor to pacity the Moplahs.A despatch from Meanerfi says that trees have been felled across roads throughout the whole \u2018district by rioters, and that bridges and culverts have been destroyed in order ¢o obd- struct troop movements.Rioters looted the treasury at Krnad (Ernskuluam) capitol of the native state of Cochin on Frid Nearly six lakhs of Rupess (6 rupees or normally about § are mid to have been containe: the treasury.' \u2018The Moplahs, or native Moslems, released prisoners from jail and forced two of them and a warder to accept t Mohammedan religion.They #20 carried off arme and am- mwiition from the police station.A motor bus returning to Calicut from the disturbed area, was attacked by Mopiahe, who killed the driver and an attendant and set the vehicle on fire.Concentrate Troops Madras, British India, Aug.38\u2014 Concentration of the necessary troops in the disturbed area of southern India has been completed, says an official communique issued here, and those sections which have been ocoupled dy the military are quiet.The total number of military casualties since the outbreak are given as one officer killed and two of the ranks missing.The steamer Nawab was expected to arrive at Callout from Bombday today with sup- phen Threatened With Famine Londen, Aug.38\u2014The India office reports that the entire disturbed ares of Malabar is now threatened with fatnine.Martial law has been applied to the Walavanad, Bonnani, Ernaé, Calleut, Wynaad and Murambranad districts.A party trom the British warship Comue has besa landed at Calieut.Chronicle.~ lata A REASONABLE PURCHASE WILL BECURK ANY FURS CHOSEN IN THIS SALE.Best Advertising Medium In City Offered In Our August Fur Sales Off all Fur Coats\u2014Capes\u2014Coatees\u2014Wraps Scarves and Sets Each one of them an advance model for the coming season, + and styles which would delight even the Parisienne, ! Never before have our August Fur Sales offered such marvellous values.These Furs were made up from pelts purchased at lowest market prices last Spring.At the regular prices they are bargains, and in addition the J August Fur sales offer you a further saving of 20%.A Remarkably Interesting Offering of Electric Seal Coats $190.As a fitting finale to our August Sales we make this extraordinary offering, A 42-inch Coat made to your special measurements from carefully selected skins.Large shawl cape collar and deep cuffs.* There is no time to lose if you would take advantage of this exceptional opportunity.Therefore place your order today.Hole on Page 1 Limited dnfrew so 00 Appciniment Hie Mejor Pavioe King Goes ¥) THE FINALE Only three days more in which to avail yourself of the 20% Discount FURS BOUGHT NOW WIL BE STORED FREE OF CHARGE TILL REQUIRED, SERVED INOACE WITH NEN CARD Wife Of E.B.Eddy Surprised Husband During Meal At Hote! New York, Aug.238.\u2014Summons and complaint in an action for di-; vorce brought by his wife were served yesterday at the Hotel Astor on! Esra Eddy, grandson of Esra Butler Eddy, match manufacturer, of Ottawa.Service of the papers was made in dramatic fashion by Mrs Eddy's' attorney while the young Canadian was at dinner with his wife at the; hotel.As Eddy was passing the bread to his wife, the attorney approached him and handed him the summons.Another unusual feature of the incident was that & woman named as co-respondent in the divorce procesdings accompanied the attorney and pointed out Eddy à \u201cthat man.\u201d In her petition Mrs.Eddy aske that her husband's funds bs withheld from his use temporarily.Her affidavit charges that he is a \u201chard and consistent drinker,\u201d a waster and that she fears he will imperil his jecome of \u201cnot less than $100,- 400 à year.\u201d The wife declares that for the sake of her ten year old son who bears his father's name, she had hesitated a long time te bring action for divorce, but that her husband's act- fons forced her at least to take the step.Bhe now wishes to be freed, and to conserve the fortune of her husband, which was inherited from B, B.Daddy the match magnate of Ottawa.The affidavit adds: He i» simply wasting his fortune and Income on women of questionable repute.He has no desire to be engaged legitimately in employment of any character.For he fs a child of the idle rich and spends his Income In the manner indicated in the affidavit.\u201d The co-respondent, whose name tins been with-held, is stated in the petition to have resided with Eddy in Now York for a cohalderabls time as his wife.Mrs.Eddy discovered the alleged dfial lite of her husband she states, through her own personal investigations and vieited the woman in Question with a plea that she release Eddy from his alleged irregular bond.Mistake Somewhere.Ottawa, Aug.39.\u2014The Citisen today published the following in connection with the dispatch from New York, reporting the sult for divorce filed against Esra Butler Eddy of this city.\u2018There ls evidently an error in connection with the despatch from New York reporting the suit for divoros filed against Esra Butler Bddy of this eity.\"There Is evidently an error fi connection with the foregoing despatch, especially WW reference to Mre.Bady's statement that Bera Butler = The Fg CN Next General Rendez-Vous Will Be The Quebec | Ibiion SEPTEMBER 3 to 10, 1921 : A Sensation An unprecedented Pr innovations and ° , A series of Popular Prices.Grand Agricultural, Industrial and Commercial Demonstration.WILL A MEMORABLE SOCIAL EVENT 5 YOU BE THERE ?' Buy Family Tickets : 5 For $1.00 Take Advantage of This Offer his grandfather's estate.As a matter of fact, young Eddy has no Interest now, according to those in close touch, in the Rddy estate.Many years ago he was the possessor of 300 shares in the Company but they were bought by the Iate Mre.E.B.Eddy.If Esra Butler Eddy has any income now, it is due to his own enterprise, it is said.ep, P, Foran, KC.attorney for the ate Mrs.E.B.Eddy informed of the contents of the despatch last evening, expressed some surprise and not a\u2019 little amusement at its oon- tents.\u2018Esra Butler Eddy does not own à single share in the B.B.Eddy Company,\u2019 sald Mr.Foran.\u2018He h the homestead on the Aylmer 8 but 1 believe that it is snowed under by mortgages.\u2019 \u201cYoung Eddy, whose name was tormeriy Beasay, he having it chang.Baty not Joss than $100,008 per your from ed by Ast o Partiament, fa well.known around Ottawa.where at various times he Was à reporter, song: writer and proprietor of an advertis- Ing esrvice.\u201d ; ; _-\u2014 GAVE WARNING AGAINST PROTESTANT SOROOLS.Montreal, Aug.| 18-\u2014Reminding his congregation that the bishops of the Province of Quebec had imued Instruction to parish priests te refuse the sacraments to such, of their parishioners as persisted in sending their children to Protestant schools, Rev.Canon A Harbour, rector of the Basilica of St.James, today at High Mass, warned parents of the dangere from a Catholic viewpoint: of neglecting to send their children to Catholic schools which, he claim.od, were equal to any in regard te.the teaching of the material sabe Jootscat cnt at wat ¢ d : ê Î ay Ube Quebec Chronicle! Printed and published by the Chronicle Printiaz Company, P.J.Egan, Seeretary at the building of the Cempany, $ Buade Streat, Quebec.Subscription: Dally.Tews Subseribers, $4.00 Der annum, out of town, $3.00; Weekly, $1.60 per annum; payable in advance.Ad- vertisements: 15 cents per agate line each insertion.QUEBEC.AUGUST 29, 1921 THAT $700,000 EKKOK On Friday inurning last the Chronlele drew editorial attention to 8 discrepancy of seven hundred thousand dollars in the recapitulation of (he nancial statement of school corporations, 1915-16, as printed and pub- Nehed in the Sessiona) Papera of che Legislature for the Session of 1917-18, Three days have now elapsed snd yet no publie explanation of or comment upon (his extraordinary error has been vouchsafcd by the Goverament.| Since (1 is unthinkable that our Provincial leaders are indifferent to a shortage of such magnitude, we must presume that they have mot yet been able to localize it and the Cheonicle In order to avoid all unnecessary halr-pulling or wesr and tear upon official pencils, volunteers a clue.The receipts of schionl corporations nre shown in the statement in question under clesen headings, seventy-lhree counties bring listed.These hendings.cach of which occupies a separate column, are as tol.| fows: \u201cBalauce on hand or in bank, on 1st July, 19157; «tums collected for arrears of ordinary assessment, of | ~pecial apnessment and of monthly fees: \u201cSums collect.| ed 1913-18 on ordinary sascasment.on special asscas- | ment and on monthly fees; \u201cAmount of Government ' zrants:\" \\n 1t of loans in 1915-18.long lerm and temporars :\u201d and \u201cOther amounts recetved.\u201d Not only are each of these eolumna totalled vertically under the | above headings, hut horizontally by counties so as to; nffont a douhie check upon the grand total, which is clvon as $15,431,504.85 and balanced with the pay.Mis: n surplus of S1692,610.63 being shawn, Unsorunately, if the vertical totals are added up the resultant figure is only $01,731,304.85, so that there a An uEparent shortage of receipts amounting to 8700.-) 060 as previously indicated: although the horizontal totals seem 10 be onder.But if we turn w (he col- omni beaded, The crews row from Quebec to Levis Chicago .000300000\u2014 $ : .- an u Napolsons took the lead for the|Coderre, If.3 0 6 1 6 0 expected nen cect hoa lt bs The Wayagamack football elevan| Mentreal ,Aug.37\u2014Dorval re- Natt.An tad The final handicap match for the Wud soit competition Bre » championship of the second half of Gignac, of.3 0 0 0 0 vin hung up at the next race, of Three Rivers earned the right to ale: ures $100, for 8-year- |Pelr; Barnes ana Smith.Orleans Club Cup, open to members one aline Mentmorence Mère Langue by defesting Garrison, while| Totals \u2026.36 6 23410 8 A two-mite road race was run ac| 1° the Empress of France in the |, and up.six furlonge\u2014Optimiem (Seturdsy Games) 9 (he Island of Orleans Geif Club gaturdey, the Cruiser fquadres | &.Patrick's who were sharing the Napoleon.Cap Rouge yesterday and resultes |PAY-OF for the Telegraph Charity|100, Thurber, 38.60, $5.55, $3.85, Philadelphia, 4: Cincinnati, 3.Wes competed for during the past Trophy being the first contest plage a; leadership with the Levisites lost to «b.r.bh.po.a.e.{in J.Julien.of Chateau Richer, tak.(Shield by defeating Shamrocks, the/won: Lady Ivan, 108, @tearns.| Brooklyn, 18; Chicago, 6.wesk-end and resulted in Dr.A.|od, while the remainder of the Bell Telephone.The score in the A \" b, « 3 6 38 0 oling first place.D.Robitaille wag|Junior League champions, by a|$14.10, $9.08, second: Mike, 167.| New York, 3: Pittsburgh, 1.Gimard being declared the holder of | W&# taken up {n playing for the Napoleon-Garrison game was thir.(A.Racine.3b.second, score of six to nothing in the semi.| McTaggart, $4.40, third.Tinvwe.| First Game\u20148t Louis, 7: .Bos [ins coveted h Carrel-Bcott Cup, tean to nothing for Naps.while Bi.[A Bernard, of.4 1 3 6 o ojsscond.ES third and F.final played at the Exhibition|1:1¢ 1-6.Sajawes, Diamond Dale.ton, 3.of th trophy for the balance! in the competition for the Cruiser Patricks went down to defeat before Pie Bu.116 8 321 0 ejsdare all of Cap Mouse Club, Grounds Saturday.Emiciont, Just Fancy, Twenty-Beven.| Second Game-\u2014ft.Louis 3; Bos.[0 {0 Season.with à grees score of [Squadron Trophy ne lsss than ffty-, Bell Telephone to the tune of six to P .Cte 1 3 0 1 1|FEleven runners competed The game started out well, but Lurs, Margaret Wood, Pearl Sea and ton, 1.The olgh iy the : two members competed.Handicap | ons.Both games were interesting sado = t's 014000 ce oo the visitors proved too speedy for (Great Hawk also ran.\u2014 lent work of thanks to «x00l- | Medal Play rules this contest and and a large crowd of spectators wit.Borde, oo.4 338 1 3 of The Lauson baseball team went the Juniors who tired quickly in try- Second race, purse $800, 3-year.in spléndid een plaie The after all scores had been entered it nessed the matches are ary vel Bureau, If \"3 1 3 @ 1 o|down to defeat at the hands of the ing to keep Pace mth their Older olds ne Ps en AMERICAN LEAGUE.members pronounced themselves a ré et ted with \u2018 rewarded, as the contest between .tone ugge \u2026 | BT more experience: opponen Garner, .carns 88, +89, Pat's and Bell Telephone was (Perron.e.3 1 1 7 & 1 Gy Begin and Lafond wore the sar who, after the first few minutes of $3.60, won; Mem Kit, 113, Bogan- (Sunday Games) presse in he 207 he grounds have a net score of 64.In the play-off, splendid exhibition, while the open.|Drouin.\u20ac .1 3 3 3 1 leery for the winners.the Lauson Play.had matters all in their favor.|owsk, 811.65, 35.90, second: Bearpis.|A: St.Louis: RM.B [bon kept \u2018Ting the ssasen.H.A.Rolph proved the winner.The ing game between Napoleons and [Alf Bernard p.boys using Pellerin and Bilodeau.Though the Trifluvian eleven dia (LI.167, MeTaggart, $3.third.Time.| ppjadeiphia .000301100\u2014 4 11 3 « scores: scores: Garrison was also good.though the ° 48718 à not at any time extend themselves, [1:14 3-5.Kinetic, Hattie Will Do, [ge \u201c1 oui .06030810x\u2014182 17 1 Dr.A Bi Gross.H'op.Net eight runs scored by Naps in the| Totals .40131 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014|closs followers of football expect to|Lisht Fantastic, Bplit Silk, Van|\" patteries: Hasty, Freeman, Harris| ory imard.Ivan Boese.84 17 711 Ath frame, tended to drive all in- Score by Inninge\u2014 RH.E.ses the greatest match played in |Bylvia, Crimson Rambler, Cuba andland perkins, Myatt; Kolp and Seve- on Perry: HF.Mills .16 7 terest away.Garrison .000000000\u2014 0 3 §|thelr total in the fourth.while in the several seasons when they mest the |Lavags also ran.reid.Gordon Perry.R.L.Sewsll.ay on Alf.Bernard, In the box for Naps.|Napoleon .00018203x\u201413 1¢ 4 pti \u2018wo More runs wers scored.|Empress of France boys in the final| Third race, purse} $900, for 3- At Cleveland: pg nger .P.E.Garneau .17 7% twirled an excellent game, Jetting Summary\u2014Two-base hit: Paquet; |DrinSIng their total to six.for the Charity Shield.year-olds and up, one mile\u2014Witch : BET Bovaseeu F.E.Gendron.CT the Soldiers down with two hits, is- |Thres-base hit: Bolduc; Sacrifice:| The score follows: The feature of the Fame was the (Flower, 105, McTaggart, 82.86, $2.60,| Washington .200000000\u2014 3 7 017, % Roveon .F.E.Boudreau, .18 76 suing only one pass, and fanning |Samson, Drouin; Stolen bases: Bu- St.Patrick's excellent exhibition of goal-keeping|82.45.won: Reconnaissance, 99,|Cleveland .20000100x\u2014 3 9 1 = o prédire tt oe.F.8.Stocking.37 7 nine.reau; Struck out: By Bernard 9, 29.r.bh.go.a.¢.[bY Phillips, the net-minder of the Stearns, $4.30, $3.65, second; Allive\u2019| Battéries: Mogridge, Acosta and Rr Meredith eee wee H.A.Rolph.,.27 .| Tingman, in the box for Garrison.{Tingman ¢; Bases on balls: Off Ber-|y7 Kelly, ef.3 0 0 0 9 p|Shamrocks.The young fellow made | Way, 101, J.Smith, $8, third.Time, |Gharrity; Coveleskie and ONeill ile Seni | H.G.Bosse.: .18 76; i was touched for fourteen hits nard 1, Tingman 1; Hit by pltched|Desourdy, 2h.4 @ 0 1 3 o|%M¢ beautiful saves, and the!1:39 4-5.Regæed Robin, Landiess.|at Chicago: R HE; Du qu > H.8, Thomson, 16 77 though fast fielding would have cut bail: Bureau, Coderre; Passed ball: Acquin, 8b.3 0 3 3 4 j|thoush beaten six times, the shots{Dormal and Flying Ford also ran.| Boston .00010301001\u2014 6 13 3 \u201con Thursday W.P.Good .38 76 | the number in two, Pruneau 1; Left on banes: Garrison gullivan, 1b.« 6 @ 14 o p{that beat him would have given any| Fourth race, purse $1,000, for 3- Chicago .00000104000\u2014 § 6 13, Span play & match with P.R.Law .20 te The mame between &t.Patrick'ai&, Napoleons 8: Umpires: H.P.Worth, It.4 0 6 0 o ofVeteran a lot of trouble, year-olds and up, six furlonge\u2014| Batteries: Bush, Jones and Wal- the Quebec Club on the Montmo.G.VanFelson .30 1 ; ; and Bell Telephone was a high-class : Drouin, Jos, Ledden; Time of game: T.Kelly, rf.3 1 1 0 0 © At the opening of the play the|Lucky B., 100, ¥.Murphy, $5.45, ters; Kerr, McWeeny, Michaelson, Toney course.mo- | Edgar Rochette .23 7 ! contest from the first innings to the !1 hour, 45 minutes.Savard.\"a J \u201c06060301 Shamrocks held their own.Cameron (34.25, 82.36.Won: My Masie, 93, Russell, Wilkinson and Schalk.Hon.F.Carrel.26 [1] HE last.Both outfits were at their best SECOND GAME.Tremb notched the first goal, the result of Jacobs, $3.70, $3.55.second; Hildur, .= J.de B.Boase ., .% Te i and fast fielding was on the bill, The Piener.5.= 3 0 1 $ 2 °lapenalty kick.A few minutes later 107, Erickson, $1.10, third.Time, [At Detroit: R.H.| MAA.A IN FINAL Count de Bury.3 3 1 Napoleons won the game by fas | The second game between &t.|Pllcher.B.3 0 1 3 8 1lweyagamack scored its second goal|i:18.Ikey T.and Lady Meave also |New York .000100011\u2014 3 13 »| Montreal.Aug.28\u2014The Montreat|Gus Simard.88 36025 + fielding and hitting where the fieid- |Patrick's and Bell Telephone was a La 1 4 ad au 2 |on & lucky shot.the ball caroming |ran.Detroit .200023005\u2014 7 13 3 Amateur Athletic Association la-|H.Bray.93 34 69 | ors were not, and though &t.Pat, fine contest.being featured by fast Totals .32 1 4 2414 3 Off one of the Shamrock players in-| Fifth race, purse $300, for 3-year-| Batteries: Hoyt, Quinn, Ferguson |crome team on Saturday defeated |A.Theriault.92 23 7 ; also hit the ball hard, their hita[Melding by both outfite The \u201cWire.Bell Telphone.to the net.Just before half time olds and up, mile and a sixteenth\u2014 and Schang; Cole and Woodall.Shamrocks 13-9, earning the right to | H.Graham.107 37 86 were in the majority of cases into a [Men were a much improved team ab.r.bh.po.a.o.|Laird made the count ,three to|Biar Realm, 114, McTaggart, $5.10, | (Saturésy Games) enter the finals In the Eastern |B.A.Neale.99 326 74 flelders hands.\u2018The \u201cWiremen\u201d col- [both at bat and in the fMeld while |siouin.ss.4 0 0 1 1 p|nothing on à nice kick.$3.15, $2.70, won; Gath, 111, Thur-| Boston, 6; Chicago, 5.League championship series.7.Houghton .116 37 88 lected eleven safe blows off Pitcher, (their ability to placo their hits in Cantin, 1b.¢ 1 113 @ o| Play in the second half was cen-|ber, $3.25, $3.80, second; Darnley, 4.Louis: 9: Philadelphia, 3.B, Brassard.110 37 3 \\ while the best the Irishmen could do [Uncovered ground proved a large pn Racine, 3b.4 J 3 1 4 oftred around the Shamrock part of[105, Dreyer, $5.60, third.Time, Cleveland, Washington, 3 \u2014.| FE Gendron and H.A.Rolph: with Pouliot was a total of four [37 10 hur Moor Eo uty Martineau, 2b.1 © 1 6 D g|the field.the locals seldom getting (1:43.George C.Jr.White Haven| Sieveland.6: TWeshingto: At Syracuse: RB B|™% scattered aingies.: iy toed ni py ng Coy Gallloux, 2b., 3 3 0 0 4 ¢|the ball past centre.The fourth|and Madge also ran.(Ferst o\u2014 Play:off won by H, A.Rolph.In the first game, Napoleons scor- to r sca on 8 x = e Pros Drolet, f.\u20ac 1 2 1 @ 1 |#0AI Was scored by Evans who drib-| Sixth race, purse $900, for 3-year \u2014 Gam The Carrel-8cott Cup, donated by od their first run in the fourth.|h® received was of the best, only Carrier, cf.:.,.4 1 2 1 go p|bled the leather past the Shamrock [olds and up, mile and a sixteenth\u2014 ; Newark .100100010\u2014 3 10 0|Hon.F.Carrel and Col.J.A.Scott, | Labbe singled.advanced to third on [ORC error being made by the team.Lachance, If.4 0 1 3 ¢ o|half-backs and beat Phillips.The |Mormon Elder, 113, Thurber, $3.30, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.Syracuse .02130010x\u2014 7 13 :|was also played for.This Cup is i a single hy Samson.crossing the pan | B5t.Patrick's failed to play the\" Pierre.c.4 © 1 § 3 letter was playing ua clever game be- ($2.76, $3.70, won; Fireworth, 106, Batteries: Finneran and Withe- [open to all players with à handicap } on à passed ball.The Levisites hac [\"*Me Fame as was characçeristic of Pouliot, p .3 0 0 0 1 oltween the posts, making some pretty | McTaggart, 34.95, 93.85.second; (Sunday Games) row; Sell and Niebergait.of 22 and over, and some thirty- n big innings in the eighth, runners hein Jam conteit, and Ahoush they Li.[maves.The visitors were having|Point to Point, 103, Bloarna, Su At Buffalo: R.H.B.| (Second Game)\u2014 sight members competed.This cromsing the plate on five singles.vd Totals .things their own way and at timea|third.Time, 1: -6.200\u2014 7 .\u2014 match was ayed simultaneously two errors and a hit batsman.In the thelr hits were into a flslder\u2019's hands.Score by ant 35 sn o 13 1 toyed with the Juniors, Cameror Clarke, Hush, Fly Home, Wiiton Bmore T a ° 1 3 ponte CL Rita 5 1 with the Cruiser Squadron Trophy \u2019 sixth the Naps added two more| The Dell Telephone started In the ngs: « M.Æ: land Kershaw got the two last goals|Arrow and Laughing Eyes also ran.Batteries: Groves and Egan: Mc-| Batteries: Gowdy, Singleton ana nd 88 all cards turned in recorded : while their final two runs were tal [firat frame by putting across one St.Patrick's.010000000\u2014 1 4 3lof the match, the Wayagamack| Seventh race, purse $900, 4-year.Cabe and Tragessor.' Manning; Kircher, Manner and|!\" Doth contests the scores all fden- Mod fn the cighth frame.run.Canin singled, took second on Bell Tel.10020300x\u2014 6 11 1{piayere leaving the field with the olds and up\u2014Trickster II, 108,|C#P0 And Tragessor.Nelbergail » Manner and (ical, Messrs.F.E.Gendron and H.; The acore follows: Racines out at first, crossing the| Summary \u2014 Two-base hit: 8t.|right to play Empress of France in |Thurber, $5.20, $3.56, 33.05, won:|At Rochester: R.HR A, Rolph tying with net scores of : Garrison plate on a single by Martineau.The |Plerre; olen bases: Acquin 3, T.[the final for the Shield, tucked safe.[Ducknall, 107, McTaggart, $6.40,| (First Game)\u2014 (Saturday Games) 6¢ and H.A.Rolph winning the latter was hurt in a collision with [Kelly 1, E.Racine 2, Gailloux 1, Car- iy away.$3.90, second: American Soldier, (Jersey City .000003801\u2014 4 11 3| First Game\u2014Jersey City, 8; Re- play-off and the Cupab.1.h.po.a.e.[Pitcher at first and had to leave the rier; Double play: Pitcher to Ac-| The teams lined up as follows: 113, Ericksop, 33.15, third.Time, {Rochester .600202¢1x\u201411 17 g|chester, 8.| Quimet .ôh.+ à n 2 @ 0 game, his place at second being |puin, Plitcher to Sullivan; Struck Wayagamack \u2014 Goal.Gamble; [1:64 , Harry M.Btevens, Sunduria.| Batteries: Tecarr, Lucey ana] Second Game\u2014Rochester, 8; Jer-| City Langue baseball will now have A ' Joly, :b.« 0 1 1 1 1jtaken hy Gailloux.8.Patriek's|out: By Poullot 6, Pitcher 5; Bases fuil-backe, Vining and Hamilton;/Ramona II.Buckhorn 1I, 8Gal|rreitag; Murray and Wirth, sey City, 4.a rest for three weeks, as owing to Lessard, m-cf.4 0 @ 1 1 0levened the count in the second.\"Jon balis: Off Pouliot 2, Pitcher 1; |haif-backs, Laird.Smith and Stew-|George, Little Sandy and Paddy (Second Game)\u2014 Syracuse, 7; Newark, 3 other attractions no games are ache- Pruneau.© 4 0 @ 34 4 0iKelly started with a single, stole| Wild pitch?Pouliot; Passed ball: St.(art; forwards.Ormiod, Kershaw,/Dear aise ran.Baltimore, 5; Buffalo, 2.duled before Beptermber 18th.Bell Tingman, p.4 0 0 @ 2 2 second, advanced to third on a liner Pierre; Left on bases: &.Patrick's|Ewine, Hunter and Cameron, Jersey City .0008080\u2014 ¢ 6 1! pire Game\u2014Toronts, 7: Read: | Telephone will mest.Napoleons ang etm 1h a hb À Con Savard scoring on Tremblay's|6.Bell Telephone ¢: Umpires: Jos.| Shamrocks\u2014Goal.Phillips; full.(forwards, Webster, Thorne, T.Mal.| Rochester .° .106001x\u2014 3 « 0 1 should the \u201cWiremen™ wir, a three Perreault, of.2 à à à à ajout at fire.Ledden.H.P.Drouin: Time of |hacsk, Halilasey and Bobbitts: half- |loy, A.Malloy and Robinson.Batteries: Clifford and Schock: Second Game\u2014Toronto, 11; Read- [cornered tie for the second half \u2018eo Paquet, sa.» 6 0 1 0 2 The Wiremen\" added two runs to game: 1 hour, 40 minutes, backs, Stapleton, Wright and Quinn;| Referee: Mr.Bingham.Black and Mattox.ing, 3.honors will ensue, ! 1 il H NAPELEONS THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, AND BELL WON BASEBALL O.CHALIFOUR, THE RIGNT PLACE TO GET THE RIGHT KIND OF LUMBER , \u201c RUGHT TIME IN TELEPHONE 2200 Corner of Laliberte and Prince Edward Streets, Quebec.LUMBER, TIMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, TURNINGS, SASHES and DOORS Beaver-Board and Roofing Papers A TWO FAMILY BUNGALOW DESIGNED BY CHAS.8.SEDGWICK, ARCHITECT C.J.H.GIGNAC Ltd MANUFACTURERS, GENERAL CONTRACTORS, LUMBER MERCHANTS & CONTRACTORS\u2019 SUPPLIES Construction Lumber of all kinds, Carving, Moulding, Turning and Cutting Doors, Window Frames, Fumiture for Schools, Churches, Banks and Offices, etc, etc.We specialize in HARDWOOD FLOORING.General Office, 142 Church St ST.ROCH, QUEBEC, \u2014 \u2018Phone 5502 \u2014 r-_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_ \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 INSTALL OUR NEW SERVICE\u2014 Office: 102 FRASER ST.te HR air es = res m0 rr 3.AOE \u20ac Il ARE ONLY ONE AND UNEXCRILED SKRVICK.- Visit our Showreoms, Quebec Railway Bldg., Cor, St, Joseph and Crown Sts., or have.our agent Gas and Elecricity IN YOUR NEW HQME.We supply both and bave unequalled facilities for supplying power, from six independent power plants.The Benefits of Taking Our Dual Service \\ BILL PAYMENT ° call upon you.QUEBEC RAILWAY, LIGHT, - HEAT & POWER CO, LTD, Phone 4750 Night Telephone 2063, Electrical Department Night Telephone 2312, METER READING Gas Deparimept.BRE is a plan for a two family bungalow, esch apartment has about five hundred square feet and the space is nearly equally divided.There fe one central chimney with-ons separate flue for each apartment, this will accom- ater in each separate basement and flue for kitchen.The anged for a corner, with approached from one © other from the oth street, in this manner keeping the {wo apartments entirely separate.Each has a perch entrance of sume size and living rooms each 14 ft.2 16 ft, also separate stairs to each basement which is full and complete.The bath rooms are on opposile sides.~ The estimated cfst is $4.500 to 43,600 axclusive of heating and plumbiag.AER ete \u2018The construction is frame and covered with wide drop siding, of 292 St Joseph Street Voi EIEN Rr OR \u201cColonial aiding.\u201d The upper seef tionstand gables are stuccoed and the foundation 1s of concrete with full basements fully equipped for laundries, heating, fuel, ete.There are two good sized bed rooms, one for, each and well fitted kitchens with pantry oupboards and small Tear porches with space for refrigerators.There are also good closets for each.The roof ls covered with creosoted shingles stained to suit and the wide siding stained a Mission brown with'all cornices, camne, ete, paint od white.The floors in two living and bed rooms and the casings are designed to be of oak, the kitchens te be finished with linoleum om the floors and the woodwork of pine and enameled white.The mala entrance steps are of coment concrete oF may be of hard brick.Let Us Look After Your PAINTING, PAPERING and GLAZING La Cie GAUTHIER & FRERE PHONE 6600 , Joiner work Workafop: 181 CREMAZIE.{ PHONE 753 DAVID W.WRIGHT OONTRACTING ENGINEER BUILDING WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 5 Al\u2018erations and Small Re pairs Given Special Attenon, Personal Supervision and Competent Warkmen wn.\u2018ure Complete Satisfaction PHONE ME FOR ESTIMATES.Contracts recently completed inciude:\u2014 POWER HOUSE and TUNNEL, JEFFERY HALE HOSPITAL.HOUNING SCHEME AT KENOGAMI, FOR * PRICE BROS.CO.Brickwork Plastering Cement work Concrete and eu y } MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1921 Of oo Return \u2018 .It is not only the pupils whe are retuming to School, but the families are returning from the country 6 their city.homes.If the children must be dutfitted for \u201cschool it is also important to Bit up the homes to make them more agreeable and more cosy for the family as well as for visitors.~ \u201c You will require curtains, Éarpets, draperies, etc.Come and see us, our assertment is yours, When you come to select a ult fge your girls oc boys, yoy may at the same time see te your nous in house furnishings for your city home.\\ Come and see our fall lines Three ota riches Are Submit For Your.Consideration Ie fn ot oi swore chat you will find che rques au- RE \u2018of coats for girls, suits, overcoats or costumes for students of all ages.\u201d .Indies and gentlemen, st prices varying from Bs 1$24.95 They are worth at least double that price.It is aleo at our store that you will find bargain lines sach*as the followkig and many others which we request you to come and ses.- Feather Pillows, weight 7| $15.00 reduced pounds, $3.50 per C2 59 $15.00 reduced $12.29 pair for ./ White Bed Spreads, 66x ggg | $213 pair for .Colored Bed Spreads Value + $5.0 00 8 39 for .Flannelette Blankets, 1 1-4 per pair $2, 19 White Woolen Blankets, for.0.$10.00 per pair $7 49 89.89 | « .$1200 per pair for - pur Bedstends, enamelled 820.00 per pair .on JAR) me, ne 1200 red Mattresses, 30 & 36.inches por 0 reduesd | $9.09 Sect.38.88 x\u201c \u2019 1 1.1 - .- , sortment as well as the lowest prices for suits, dresses.It is only at our store that you will find raincoats for Yea, skirts ase nevitable Law of Uravity, what goes up must come down, says Vogus\u2014bu «he cheice of several silhousttes is uifered-\u2014flower crowned coiffures, which was a Civil War fashion, are to be longer, \u2018tis the 0 be revived and long earrings swing from every Lkaowing ear\u2014 belts and girdles, especially In metal will be very popular.\u2019 \u2018There is one clothes question that 1» at the mement uppermost in the minds of nine women out of ten.\u2018Ars skirts really going te be longer?\u2014and if se, how much?\u2019 Not in years has-e fashion verdict The short skirt has besn 30 pop- ular\u2014so comfertable and, to most wemen, so becoming that quite naturally there is a reluctance te part with it and a horrible vision of trailing lengths that sweep the dust.But it tan't se bad as all that\u2014in fact, it lsm\u2019t bad any way you look at ®t Longer, translated means eight inches oft the ground for street clothea\u2014-not much chance for dust sweeping there\u2014and two te feur inches for the evening.This change may seem sudden to some women, but like all of tashion\u2019's moves today it really is quite gradual, and truth te tell quite logical.Vogue announced definitely as long ago as September, 1930, that skirts were growing longer and has reported steadily ever since just how the all-powerful French dressmakers were conspiring to accomplish this end with no abrupt shock te their customers.Every ons remembers quite plain- ty the floating wispa of crepe de Chine or chiffon which first became the f on in the spring of 1986.Littie d women know, when they accepted this vagary of fashion, just how much they were letting themselves in for.It is true that they noticed that these wisps hung below the skirt proper, but then it was still a short skirt.Then, somehow, {there were more wisps\u2014pretty things, and often they hung down farther than they had at first\u2014but, of course, the skirt proper was short.Then all at once, panels which hung at either side joined the brigade of wispe\u2014-but, of course, as the dreas- makers explained quite convincingly, you couldn\u2019t expect to have wisp of cloth\u2014and since you'd become ac- omed to wisps, you just naturally had to have something\u2014se why not pahels?As the season:advanc- od, these panels grew more definite- y in character, and the eye saw them and lost sight of the once-im- pertant skirt underneath until, today, last year's straight-line short skirt looks decidedly out of style and the lomg skirt has very definitely arrived.Next in importance to skirt lengtha, comes the question of nil- houettes.Time Was when one said \u201cthe afihonette\u201d\u2014but those simple \u2018days when a single slihouette dominated the season's fashions have passed until today we have almost a halt dose from which to choose, each playing its very definite part in the acheme of things.First comes the suit, which, due to Parisian enthusiasm, is perhaps more popular than in several ea.sons.This year, it is made.very likely, of kasha cloth, or broadcloth, called back into favour.Its coat may either be straight and beltless or with a slightly curved waist-line and godets on the side, but flat back] and front.Its colour is black, black combined with grey, very dark red.or e new Madeleine blue.Ita skirt 1a nine inches from the ground.Vying with it in popularity is the coat-dress, a real featurs of the coming esason, with its high cellar of fur, lowered waist-line, @efined by a gleaming steel belt and sometimes em! ered in cut ates beads, its long slesves, its fuller and CCRC CLONE i Vogue Foretells The Autumn Mode | A A ER RR A ONCE Snbeen awaited with so much interest.[as \\, THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Pass has been wearing it for a couple of seasons, and New York first wok it seriously last winter.Is name is legion\u2014it varies (rom the simplest laure! wreath to a bacchan- aiian head-dress, n mans of jewels and colour.Naturally, earsings accompany it frequently, Tor even if we de net ge 80 far as to show our ears, as Paris would have ud do, at lsast we ac- knowledog them With wwsiingh Fans, which have such possibdlil- ties of adding coquetry and charm, will be carried everywhere.Odd primitive designs in feathers, as well those of the delicate Louis Sixteenth period, with its fragile charm, vie with the vivid qualiues of the Spanish type.Hats for the aevening, abeolutely distinctive \u2018frome the athers, were en at every restaurant in the Bols in Paris late in the summer.Maris Guy was the originator of many of the becoming, large-brimmed, black hats, whose most lovely lines came from the drapery of the lace, heavy and Spanish In pattern, which fell trom the brim to the waist-line.For the daytime, small velvet toques with high trimming in the direet centre, and very swathed turbans, ia fuchsia tones of violist and red, are worn most effectively with the ever present ear-rings.Belts are more noticeable than they have been in some seasons.Gleaming metal or gay, coloured \u2018beits in the daytime, soft sashes in the afternoon, and everything freus flowers to jewels at night.Bleaves, too, demand attention\u2014 always long for the strest, sometimes narrow, sometimes wide, sometimes a slashed musketeer, thin for afternoon, and sure to be coler- ful.Sometimes half is of one fabrie, half of another, again, part is embroidered in colour.marvellous formula of \u2018Thus we have 4 season which offers a variety of silhouettes to suit every type and every occasion, and which introduces a longer skirt, but lengthened so subtly, so Eracefully, and, withal, in so wide a variety of fash.fons, that ene can but accept the verdict with thanks.marne arr rare THE SILHOUETTE OF 1080' AND OP 1021.longer skirt; its deep, rich colour| further enriched by peasant embroidery.Next comes the afternoen dress, offered in several Interesting sil- housttes, but dest liked, perhape, in two.One is in the real peasant spirit, with its characteristically long, looms, bloused lines, straight wide sleeves, lowered waimt-line, a sash loosely knotted about it, a full, but straight hanging knife, uneven of hern, and with touches of embroideries reminiscent of southern Europe adding to its colorful effect.The other is the straight etl- houstfe which many of the features of 'a chemise dress, falling sti t trom the shoulder and \u2018sifnply betted with one of the new girdles.This is the most conservative silhouette, but the least new in effect.Because of its gen- eralliy wearable qualities, it is likely to be the most worn.Then, fer apn ing, comes the Greek silhouette, vely thing of grace and charm-\u2014 ldeal for the dinner table or the theatre.In white or delicate eoi- ours and soft patterniess fabrion, It is apt to be slecveless and may be either straight and pleated or faultlessly draped.The Grande \u2018Semaine in Paris, that last week of the races which is so smart both as to events and as to the modes which it brings out, proved the power of this \u2018Greek gown as its white length trailed through the marvelous riot of colour at the various evening affairs.In that same week was introduced the silhouette of the Italian Renalssance, its decorative possibitities and ll [unrelieved straight lines best exemplified in gleaming brocades of vel- vets, its style best suited tb the evening.Then, to top it all, as if this were not enough, we have the Gpanish silhouette and the general Spanish influence \u2018on the \u2018mode.This has made necessary something to define the watet-line, something which m be called a corset, but is more correctly \u20ac girdle, ° It, too, fe seen at its best in evening thingé for there it mains Ms preper background and has a setting which compliments ite delicate bouffant silhouette, a lovely thing of tulle and lace and flowers.Flowers are one of the hich lights of the mode, They wilt be used not only girdle and trimmings on our froe but they are to be very much featured In our coiffures.à charming custom that was often in fashion during the Civil War, and again, in à lemer degre.wher the hustle ruled the mode.* The head-dress la one of the most ntorenting ideas of the moment.1981, Madeleine and Madeleine proves the length to which fashion has sone, in a season, In this coat dress of Polish inspiration.The colour is a dull green, with self tone embroidery; the skirt is short in front and long on the sides.Fur is used at the throat and wrists.It je a far cry from the little black rag of six months ago.ALEXANDER BETTER Paris, Aug.38.\u2014The official bulletin on the condition of King Alexander of Jugo-Slavie, says that the abecess that, has formed has deen {anced and that his temperature fell during Sunday evening to 99.The bulletin adds that the King passed a good night Saturday and that there is no cause for anxiety regarding his condition.INCRNDIARISM IN U, 8.\u201cSong Branch, NJ.Aug 32-48 separate fire of incendiary origin te.day destroyed two achools a railroad statigh a lumber plant and two re- sidendes in the West Bnd Dietrtet, with a loss of $60,000.Three firemen were injured.Burlap seaked wish kerdtene was found at the lar only in name.based upon fifteen We do not tractions for $10.00, $1500 $20.00, $30.00 The Masson Dental Co.WERE: | ATTENTION! On the Occasion of the Opening of our Offices we Shall Make a Reduction of 25% From Now Until Sept.15th NOVO -GODINE For nearly fifteen years we have employed this \u2018 was anything invented that remotely approaches thy ef- festiveness of this harmless anaesthetic which permits ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS EXFRACTION and TREATMENT You have nevertheless seen crop up like mushrooms, at the opening of each new dental office, formulas which were said to be as good but which were simi- BECAUSE Notice order a set of false teeth of $50.00, $ 100 OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST FOR THE QUALITY WE GIVE.THE MASSON DENTAL COMPANY, LTD.111 St.Joseph Street, Quebec, Corner of Bridge and St.Joseph 5 Offices in Montreal.DR.LANDRY, Administrator of the Quebec Office\u2014 Top, AC 4 amar, TRIM ON ALL FALSE TEETH SETS We Shall Also Give 59 on All Gold Work.HAS MADE ITS WL.Dé.Mederic Masson.There never BEWARE OF THEM\u2014They exist far only one object: profit by the general use and the popularity, of unprecedented success, of this incomparable preparation, \u201cNOVO-CODINE\u201d.years Be ON YOUR GUARD AGAINST imitators who can make nothing of their production.They boast of exploiting their confreres and will rejoice at exploiting you also.\"DENTAL WORK That mr what you should seek and that is what we give, all our dentists are EXPERTS in their art: they are all graduates of McGill, of Laval and the greatest Universities of the United Stateswe pay them salaries of $100.00 and even more per week, that is to say FIVE times more than most other dentists and charge for ex- TWICE as much as any other dental office; patients who we have the LARGEST, the most HYGIENIC, the best FURNISHED and the best EQUIPPED offices in the country; with the large amount of work that we do we can easily BE A bridge work.SATISFIED with HALF THE PROFIT which is taken elsewhere, Come and try the vy in a word, we have brought about in Montreal the real reduc- NOVO-CODINE tion in dental work while others try, BUT WITHOUT SUC- CESS, to imitate us in our popular prices.WE DO ALL KINDS OF MODERN DENTAL WORK False Teeth Sets Gold Bridge Work $5.00 Per Tooth And Upwards One in Three Rivers.\u2018Phone 5757.(OPEN AT NIGHT), .SPECIALISTE MIGNAULT FAAMEN OF LAVUE 41] S1 Jost pr LUNETTES ETC > re ot a mt.n,m.CARPENTIER WILL HAVE BOUT IN DECEMBER Fight Wii Take Piacs in London With A Chosen Opponent Paris, Aug.3T\u2014Georges Carpentier will be called upon to face an scene of each blaze.[tor the sporting world.opponent tn Albert Maif, Lendon, on oppose Carpentier, there must be an | Deo.8, says the sporting newspaper [agreement that the title to the Aute.The man who will oppese him [world's will be chosen by Majer Wilsen, the |plenahip will go with the result, \u2014_\u2014 English fight promoter, from four prominent heavyweights: Bob Martin, heavyweight champion of the | United States Expeditionary Forces; Frank Moran, the vetsran pugiliet; | Roy McCormick, the English Hght- | heavyweight, and Jos Beckett, whose defeat by Carpentier in December, 1919, provided a sensation The Aght, the newspaper says, will be for 20 three-minute rounds with four.ounce gloves.It 1s pointed ovk that if McCormick should be chosen to Burglary Insurance Now Is The Time To Cover Against Burglary.Enquire rates, etc, from the undersigned.C and W.CHAMPION, 67 ST.PETER ST., QUEBEC, QUE Phones: Office, 75; Res., 256.light-heavywsight cham. AC TU SE et PE AW 2.3 CGP Nai - À { 7 a 20e aaa tai BN DITA kien Le Ne Frontenac.Reward offered.please communicate with J.8.Stanford Care of Standford's Limited, 128 Manatield street, Montreal \u2014\u2014\u2014 a WANTED.WANTED \u2014By married couple without children for first part of September, furnished apartments of 3 or ¢ roams.heated, In Upper Tewn.Apply C.A.Care of Chroniete Office.Augisx4.WANTED\u2014 Teacher for tant Scheol, must be able to teach up te, and including seventh grade.Apply to E.W.Ross.Becretary, Cabane, P.Q.Aug:bx4 = TO LLP TO LET\u2014Furnished rooms, cen- at No.10 St.Ursule se John street).Augsx1m.FOR SALE à Motor Car for Sale Nash Six Five Pamenger.1930 Model.Has sun about 3,000 miles.Apyly P.O.Rex $49.Junelst Protes- Rept.Sept.10 Cet, 18NGy.12 LLL Cassandra About Sem.17i0et.2.Sont.24100.Ost Now.§ .0 Saturnis Meaweal to Liverpool.About Sem.3.*Corinaide New York-Qlasgew (Vis Movie) sot iow ES 24 a.Oet.| New Yort\u2014Livorpont Sept.iow 2 pn anNov.1 of Tadia New York, Cherbourg, Southamptonress of India foe Vhôet 241061 Eee .Aquitania Sept.22/0xcn.20 Herengaria Nov.\u2018Sie.3iNee.31 \u2026.Carmanis New York, Plymouth 20d Hambourg Sept.17]0ct.29|xDec.13 2.2000000 Ssxonis MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES OM NEW YORK TO MADEIRA, VOIBRALTAR ALGIERS, MONACO.NAPLES.PATRAS.PIRARU TRIESTE, AND ALEXANDRIA.Oct.32iDec.7 Nov.19[Jan.10 .FOR BALE\u2014House on Maple Avenue, solid brick building with MO REAL LOND garage and garden.Modern im- nrovements.Easy conditions.Apply to 35 Maple Avenue.Phone 3216 Aug 29x6 TRE MARNE CAFE ar Palace Mill.About Sept toler 12 For a good light Lunch, a geod af Xe s cab of Coffees or olher good Drinks.Julyll.ee PROPERTY FOR SALE.Great Opportunity Property For Sale Ons of Quebec's most centrally located and best business stores, occupied by the late George Patry.\u2018This property runs from 22 Fabrique Street, back to Garneau Street, and has been recently renovated.This fine store may be easily eonverted to a variety of purposes.It has a fromage of 25 feet, and a depth of 150 feet more or less.For full particulars as price and conditions of sale ply to M.Monaghan, Peter Strest, Quebec.Phone sod Aug.27xsat, mon, wedx3 FRENCH LINE NEW YORK-HAVRE-PARIS LAPAYETTE oe.1|Sepe.27:Oct 27 LA LORAINE |Oct.1}0¢t.29 CHICAGO rg 70st.12 Nev.16 LA SAVOI Sept.19|Nev.12| Dec.12 PARIS Sept.14/0ct.§{Novfois Sept 17:0ct 18 Nov.Sept.17{Oct.1S Rev.Sept 31,0ct.12 3 .0ct.iNew, tbe 18 Havro\u2014Hamburg-\u2014-Danzig NIAGARA .cooooininnnn.Nov.New York-\u2014Vigo\u2014Harre LA DOURDOKNAIS .-.Sept, 17.We.M.Macphersen, 253 Dalbouse St; .$ 12 Du Pleet Se: C A Las Quebes » Jens St, Canadian Government Merchant Marine, Limited Frem MONTREAL, QUE LIVERPOOL SERVICE £5, Canadian Ranger .Sept, 10th, LONDUN SERVICE.mn $8, Canadian Runner .2.22.wLAM OW SEAVICE ss, Sanatian Settler.ed.ARDIFP & SWANSEA #Eicd vs ne an Settler Luc $ Sept.ded.AUST &nLIA and NEW ZEALAND gERVIC +68.Cansdan Planter .23rd.»io, ekros.orien Sth and BUENOS AIRES SERVICE *»$ Canadian Challenger .,5 LARMADOS.TRINIDAD.& DEERE LEN Esradian re pr hy, ar and esi SKRVIC.a\u2019 cre, 4 dian, Fisher.ST.JOHN'S, NPL \"is Charlottetown, P.I.I, 8S, Canedian Sapper .Sept.ol *.arr.es limited number Cabin Passengers.+ \u2018wer eg first class passengers only.taquise of W, A cu NN INGHAM, Ganeral Frei nc, 230 81 Tomes \" Mantresl.Que, Aug.22xmon.wed.sat.:f CHNNANINXAUX XXE HN & 4 MO GMIPPUU MUVEMENTS à a LUNNUSS HAE Compiled for The Chronicle be PF.& Mica, Ger al Steamship Agest, 12 Lu and Leith | Abt.Oct.| Oct.Oct.11|Nov.«Prom Halifax Dec.13 *Cargo only.it Par rates of ated Of Bsa dria nd further THE ROBEZT REFORDCO.,LsTES AGENTS GENERAL 47 ST.PETER STREET OURBEC THOMSON (J Calen line of Sieamships, 144 FREIGHT SERVICE Montreal to Newcastle Abe.Sept.10/Oct.22 .Cairnress Abt.Sept {Oct 15{Nev.26 Cairngowan Abt, Sept 17]0ct.29.Calravalens Abt.Sept.24|Nov.§ Nev.12.Abe Oct bjNev.19 \u2026 .The Robert Reford Co.Limiced LOCAL AGENTS.TTI 1 Du ITY FATIEEN i TO EUROPE Make Reservations Now -\u2014\u2014 MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL MONTREAL TNAPLES-TRIESTE se ontresl Bok REX NAPLES GENOA 2 : Caserta Navagarione Ge: MONTREAL-SOUTHAMPTON- Sept 9iOet.isi.v 1INov_ PREIOHT ONLY Apnroxirate Sailing Dates, FI .MONT REAL\u2014AVON| | Sept.NOt VB Li Kothwel} MONTREAL TO NORWEGIAN PORTS.Dremmenstjerdqi Trade Bidg, : äepr 30,Get.28 Man fot the ee Viowras Sept.w oes.ui q Metrgama Sept.23/06, 21 | \u2026 Meli QUEBEC LA Livexsoor Sept.JiSept POE 8 Emo.of Prance Sept.10° 0Oct_ 4 | N \u201cEmn.of Rritain.MONTREAL 75 \u2018GLASGOW Sept, tirer, À Nov.$ 2.202000 Cunisian 4 Nov.18 es Pretorian\u2019 PALA 3 ?NS sxc Canadian Pacific Railway À vi Agents.New York Cruises via ST.LAWRENCE and SAGUENAY RIVERS Fine Large Cruising Steamer FORT ST.GEORGE Friday, 19th August and 2nd September.Fare: $100.up.\"| Frank S.Stocking GENERAL S.S.AGENT 12 Du Fort St.eee | rm SPECIAL Yachting Cruise The Magnificent Kew ss.FORT ST.GEORGE, ee 000 tons displacement, will make unusually stlractive cruise 1n NiW YORK via HALIFAX snd ikrough the Nerthumber.land Streits, Gut of Canson cad wp Ssguensy River.Magaid poor The Walter from Quebec Sept.8 Cail or writs fer information Furness Bermuda Line w.M.Macpherson, .ot Tor tourist easy 5; Quebes NOW TERMINATED Has Been Holding Up Jritish Shipyards For Many Months The White BStar-Dominon Line Canadian Agency have received a cable message from Liverpool announcing that the joiners\u2019 strike which has held up shipbuilding and thania (Ship repairs in British shipyards for many months pam and has caused the diversion of much work to Centinental yards, has been settled ar last.The terms of the settlement are not stated.The men went on strike to register their determination not to accept a reduction in wages.and as the shipyard people ware equally determined, it is presumed that ths latter have gained their point.The strike caused not only enormous financial! loss to the joiners but to thousands of their tellow-workers, and large vessels on the ways to be finished and near completion were deserted, with the reault that many new passenger liners which had been expected to bs in operation at the beginning of the present season will not now be ready for serivce until next spring.SHIPLING NOTES.The Calrn-Thomson Line (Robt Reford & Co.) new steamer Cairnross, just completed, left Newcastle on the 23rd for the St.Lawrence route.The Cairnross is stated to have made 13 knots on her recent trial trips.She is 3,710 deadweight tons with a groes capacity of 500.000 cubic feet loading space and is operated by Parsons geared turbine engines and equipped with Sirocco ventilating fans; her length is 425 teet.À Of interest to Canadian travelling via United States ports is en announcement yesterday that the U.8 Government will no longer require its own citizens to produce à certificate that thelr income tax has been paid prior to proceeding overseas.This affects Canadians in that they will not now be required to call at the revenue office to obtain certificates of exemption.« The C.P.O.8.steamer Corsican left Southampton for Quebec on Thursday last, and is due to arrive on the 3rd of October.° The White Star-Dominion Line steamer Canada arrived down at 8:45 p.m.and after taking on board Quebec pagengers and mail matter.teft going down at 9:10 p.m.Saturday.LJ - .The steamer Manchester Division passed down at 11:40 p.m.Saturday.LI J Thp steam yacht Akfs arrived up at 3:18 a.m.yesterday.« oo The Canada B86.Lines, lad.steamer Cape Trinity arrived up at 4:10 am.yesterday.© à® The steamer Imperoyal arrived up at 6:15 a.m.and left going down at $:40 p.m, yesterday.] .The C.G.M.M.steamer Canadjan \u2018Harvester passed up at 2:40 p.m.yesterday.° .The Canade 38 Lines, Ltdsteamer Quebec arrived down at \"17:80 am.and left going up at 4 p.m.yesterday, - * The steamer Savoy arrived up at 4:45 p.m.yesterday .» .The C.P.O.8, Scandinavian passed down at 1:08 a.m.yesterday.e © + : The Anchor-Donaldson Line BS.\u2018Saturnia passed down at 1:08 am.yesterday.The steam.barge Glenellah, with tow, passed down at 3:50 a.m.yesterday, ee oo © The Canade 88.Lines, Ltdsteamer Cape Eternity arrived down at 6:45 a.m, and continued down mt 8:46 a.m.yesterday, .« » The steam barge Rockferry arrive ed down at $ a.m.yesterday.» .The steamer Lingan passed down at 11:12 a.m.yesterday, ss + 0 The steamer Salacia passed down at 1:56 p.m.yesterday.The Anchor-Donaldson Line 88.Cassandre sailed from Glasgow on August 28th.The Cunard Line 88.Empress of India sailed from Cherbourg Thurs day, August 25ih.e eo 0 Halifax.Aug.27\u2014Bubmerged aft almost to 'midships, the steamer City of Brunswick, which struck on the Sisters\u2019 ledges, at the mouth of Halifax harbor early yesterday morning was reported this morning na beyond hope of salvage.Visitors thought that much of the bottom of the ships hull hes been pounded out, Large quantities of her cargo have already escaped, Capt.Rossl, officers and crew of the City of Brunswick have been accommodated in Halifax.; Ph AAA EE » TIME BALL æ % 9696.0 56 96 90.96.08 00 36 6 56 36 90 30 The Time Ball at the K.ng's Bas tien on the Citadel, 10 lowered every day at 1 p.m.Daylight Saving Time or 13 o'clock noon, Standard Time, which curresponds to § p.m.Greenwich T me.RELIEF FOR AYLMER Ottawa, Aug.17\u2014Cash amounting to $395.3¢ and considerable clothing was colisoted this morning in Ottawa and Hull for the Aylmer Relief Fund.The total nollected to date amounts to 831, 2a1.10.PILES: with Îte Blsedia; » gg] collet beaches fer batbin Wen ' THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.JOINERS STRIKE *JRINGING LARGE PASSENGER LIST Empress Of France Proves Her Popularity Among American Tourists The C.P.O.8.Empress of France, due to arrive at Quebec trom Liverpool on Wednesday.ia carrying a large passenger list, especially in her first and second cabins.A feature attending the incoming of the Embress of France is the evident popglarity of the St.Lawrence route and the C.P.O.8.Empremses émong American tourists who have come to realise that they are only three days out of sight of land by the St.Lawrence route with fast steamers.and the attraction of the scenie beauty of the St.Lawrence from the Guit to Quebec, The Empreza is bringing out on her present trip 333 American tourist travellers on their way back from Europe to the United States among the 150 cabin passengers and 70 second cabin Passengers\u2014\u2014 6 96 06 06 28 06 36 2806 38 08 06 260 26 00 » * TIDE TABLE æ The following shows the rise and fai of the tide at Quebec and Father Point from Monday.Aug.29th.to Sunday, Sept.4, inclusive (Standard Time.Daylight Saving Time one hour later): Quebec, AM.Feet.P.M.Feet Mon.\u2026.2.20 144 2.67 13.4 Tues.\u2026 3.30 15.2 3.67 135 Wed.\u2026.4.19 16.1 4.49 16,7 Thur.6.08 17.0 5.38 16.0 Fri., 5,57 17,7 6.26 168 seat.6.44 18.0 7.11 176 Sun., 7.30 178 7.66 178 Father Point.AM.Fest.PM.Fest Mon.e 9.08 10.56 13.¢ Tues.11:34 10.6 21,57 13.3 Wed, .\u2014 _\u2014 0.33 11.6 Thurs.0.49 14.1 1.22 12.7 Fri.1.27 14,7 2.06 13.5 Bat.2.34 14.9 2.49 14.1 Sun., 3.09 14.6 3.31 143 MANY INJURED WHEN BIG R.I.PLANT BLEW UP Providence, R.I.Aug.27\u2014One man was killed, another was severe- 1y injured and scores of people were slightly hurt when the plant of the United Rallway Signal Co.East Providence, blew up this morning with a crash that wrecked property for several hundred fest around and was felt all over Providence and miles beyond.The company's plant was completely wrecked.Every window within a quarter of mile was blown out.This cy was rocked by the explosion.Many windows were broken on the East side and some in the busineas district.ASPIRIN \u201cBayer\u201d is only Genuine warning! Unless you ses the name \u201cBayer\u201d on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin at all, In every Bayer package are directions for Colds, Headaches, Neurnigia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain.Handy tin boxes ur twé:ve tablets cost few cents.Druggists also sel! larger packages.Made In Canada.Aspirin is the trade mark (registe.- ed in Canada), of Bayer Manufacture of Moncaceticacidester of Sal!- eyllcacid.5 paète half a dozen different i its; {ganis-ceurts within the city re are several courses baseball and lacrosse, a Solo ground out at B house Park where re.sentiy the Vanceuver team played teams from Kamloops and Calgary.Saturday afternoon nearly siways mind TRA down at Brockton P ro \u2018ne most lar of all amusements in Vaneotwer are moter lermehiog ard suchting.The harbor dows by the Ye Yecht-club is dotted oad Dol stor peer Louis trie | bot.the 11 raw onl wih oats, from bor scale to the beau io Sia, 11 10 ¢ it A new launch bali originally rg rene ae, at om, out fur EE LÉGISLATION TO BE BIG ISSUE Granting Of Disoriminating Duties To imports On U.S.Vessels Washington, August 38 \u2014 (By Canadian Preas)-\u2014Proposed legiela- tion fer the granting of diserimin- atory duties to imports on United States veasels will be one of the big issues in connection with the consideration of the tariff bill in the Senate, according to present indications.Senator Jones of Washington, who has introduced an amendment to the wriff bill which would impose a § per cent higher rate of duty on goods imported on vessels other than the vessels of the United States Is preparing not only to press the amendment before the finance commit- tes but also on the floor of the Senate.He hopes to get a favorable report from the committess and in that event he believes the outlook will be good for the action which he proposes.While there is « provision for dis- eriminating duties in the existing tariff law, it has never Leen enforce ed for the reason the executive department never took any steps toward the abrogation of treaties which stand in the way of the plan.But it is noteworthy that the Jones amendment is not dependent on the executive department.It declares that all treaties standing in the way of discriminaung duties are to be regarded as abrogated in one year.unless sooner abrogated through notice given by the President.Undoubtedly, opposition exists to the idea of discrimination duties but on the other hand there is powerful support for it.Good reason exists for the belief the republican national committee organization backs the plan for discriminating duties.The, Republican Publleity Association, which is headed by Former Benator Jonathan Bourne of Oregon.is out strongly In favor of the Jones principle If the idea of discriminating duties Is carried out, as it now ssems very likely to be, it is certain to have far-reaching effects on U.8.commerce.In the first place, it would give U.8.shipping & great advantage over Its competitors.The purpose of it, in fact, it is to build up U.8.shipping and it is really based on the fact that in the early {days of the requdbic U.8.shipping prospersd under the discriminating duty policy.The Jones amendment would operate to give U.8.vessels handling Canadian goods for importation into the United States an advantage over Canadian vessels.It would affect, obviously.a considerable proportion of the trade between the two countries, though, of course, the great bulk of the commerce between the United States and Canada is done by il.Ita effects unquestionably would be adverse to Canadian shipping as compared with the shipping of the United States The object of Benator Jones in urging the discriminatory duty is not one of unfriendliness to the ship ping of other countries.But it is in realization of the fact that the United States never can maintain a merchant marine in the face of foreign competition uniess some form of advantage.su: as subsidy, is given the U.8.vessels.Now a direct subsidy ie out of the question.The public won't stand for it, Ie has been sought many times and refused by Congress.That being the case, the discriminating duty seems about the only practicable way, In the view of Senator Jones.to build up U.8.shipping.This is his real purpese and if it were not for the fact that nothing but rigorous remedies will prevent the U.8.merchant marine from going down.he declares, he would prefer to have commerce conducted on an even basis.DEVLIN UNCHANGED.Montreal, Aug.37\u2014The condition of B.B.Devlin, M.P.for Wright, who 18 in an extremely critical condition at the Hotel Dieu, remains un- jt rant up tDe| 60 SL.yewl RS changed.(1) The Vancouver Polo Team at Brighouse Park.(2) Salling in Vancouver Hare , the \u201cPa ® wih Ny for the et our nf baton auf cas t Mareoal ng.48 ST.JOHN ST.Children\u2019s School Shoes Made to wear\u2014but not heavy and clumsy as you : might expect necessary to stand the rough usage accorded School Shoes.And we give special attention to properly fitting the child\u2019s foot.A precaution for future foot comfort and appearance that is too often overlooked.Remember most Foot Trouble in \u201cGrown-Ups\u201d the result of badly fitted shoss when children.LEONARD BROS, ALL OUR Men's Shirt Sale 25% Off and CANADIAN SHIRTS Repricing of all Jaeger Pure Wool Shirts as per New Catalogue.OUTING TROUSERS 20% OFF White, Grey, White Striped, Grey Striped.And many other lines of goods reduced.John Darlington Reg'd Opposite Post Office.Open Saturday Night.\u2014 ENGLISH [ PIANOS WANTED | We want a number of nged piance which ve shall buy fer cash or shall take in exchange for other instruments.It you wish to change 34 ur old instrament or soll it telephone Lavigueur & Hutchison 81-83-85 St.John Street Branch 54 St.Joseph PHONE 891 CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS EASTERN LINES TENDERS SEALED TENDERS, addraond to Stewart, Chief marked on the de fen SONDAY EA 2 ras far he cons 2 déudioy with dwelling ; Harvey fet, P.Qtions and blank forma of Pursuant to an Order of the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice in Ireland made in the Matter of the Estate of Annie Cronin Late of 6 Catherine Place in the City of Limerick In Ireland Deceased and in & cause Philip Me- Kenna v.Emily Cronin (1931 No.532) all the persons claiming te be next of kin of the sald Annie Crenin Spinster who died on the 19th.February 1919, living at the time of her death or to.de the legal representative of such of the said next of kin as are now dead are by their soîlel- |torm on or before the 15th.day of October 1921, to enter and prove [thelr claims at the Chambers of the Right Honourable Mr.Justice | Powell, Four Courts, Inn's Quay, '| Dublin, Ireland, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the sald order, Friday the 11th day of November 1921 at 11 o'clock In the forenoon at the sald Chambers is appointed for hearing and adjudicating on the claims, Dated this 33nd, day of July 1931.(Signed); THOS.W.BLLERKER.Chief Clerk.FREDERICK CROSKERRY & SON Solicitors.30 Lower Ormond Quay.Dublin.Aug.37.8ept.022.CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS.EASTERN LINES.\u2014 hit) |] TENDERS so AL a.addressed to $.rn me marked on the outiide for ten LAURE rent, EER, = 4 contrast may be seen ot the es: Chi T Moncton, N.B must de in on the form of Wen., whic Be obtained from Fo Ta a JC hank jue payable te the ations! ays for on amount equel to ten per ef A o shy not nesesearily ase \u2014\" HOTELS IN JAPAN Plans are under consideration for providing the larger cities of Japan \u2014Tokye, Yokohama, Kobe and Osaka~with more hotels, it was announced recently in Tokyo by D.Ahone, general menager of the Jaan tourist bureau.He said, how.aver, that it would be seme time before thedo hotels are erected.\u201cBf.ne forts are being made te relieve the congestion in che city hotels by Inducing guests to travel in the country, where hotels: have rooms to spare.\u201d It is proposed to supply wireless information te incoming Guests concerning the number of unoccupied rooms in the various hee tels.The matter is under negetia- J.ALLEYN SAIL TENT oad.AWNING MAKER 2926 67.PAUL STARRY cuiepéione 18 +f Quibee tion with the companies. y | ! w è REPORT FOUR MILLION DEFICIT IN U.S.RUBBER: STOCKS IN NEW YORK FELL BACK AFTER SHORT SPELL OF RECOVERY ON SATURDAY York, NY.Aug.17.\u2014Btocka today contifued to recover from recent acute depression but fell back when professional sources resumed pressure.The initial rally carried leaders of the oll.-equipment, rail and motor divisions one to two points Ship} sugars and riscellanéous imues also strengthened.Pa en began with further liquidition of U.8.Rubber common and first preferred, both falling to new low records.Thé weakness was explained when & statement of the company for the first six months disclosed a deficit of about $4,875,000, or low priced rails.recovery at the heavy close.jen amountsd to 235,000 shares.nds were dull and highly irregular including Liberty issues, which showed mixed gains and recessions.within narrow bounds.Total sales, The Clearing House statement showed yet another gontractien of actus] loans and discounts of almost $28,000,000., an increase of net demand deposits amounting to slightly more than $85,000,060 and a cash decrease Of $11,167,000 reducing excess reserves to about $5,800,000.The main in deposits and loss in revenues was avtributed to à new ruling of the Clearing House by which members were no longer allowed to dedyct trom gross deposits accounts due from foreign banks or subject Attained By U.S.Rubber Common And _ First Preferred \u2014 New Haven-8roke Two Points But * Made Partial Recovery At The Heavy Close New Haven broke almost two points but made partial Closing Letters By Local Brokers (By Bruseis & Co.) New York; Aug.27\u2014The market closed yesterday with distinct vigor and with a great deal of snap, and ft would have seemed likely that the same state of affairs should centi- nue today.Instead of this we have had a dull session, but With & moderate little rally the close.The market does not show the punch that it should, and we have got to have à great deal more vf 2 demonstration of strength to trigmen and put to rout the succeasful bear element here.This will happen as welt said many times, when the Hquidating movement finally ends, and every one keeps hoping that we have renched the ture and we may have, but che market today was disappointing.Sales 336.700.(By Bees, Gourdeas & Co.) New York, Aug.27\u2014 Further short eovering was witnessed through practically all of the brief esssion today and moat stocks showed net gains from the previous close.above yesterday's final quotations.Declines embraced some secondary Internationa] war flofations held par value.aggregated $3,278,000.to draft A a .Famous Players continued a strong 1 neaammn a oo) ri ngs ro Meo mee = PO \u2018 w Close as cularly Sales Stocks .Goon Tn = % 254 |MTONE On Urgent Short covering.500 Ammn.Can Co.\u2026.ere annees 5% New| Other socks, which hud fair to ; 2700 Amn, Intl.Corp.2000000000 26 36% in as good advances, Included Kelly- ; 209 Amn, Locomotive .058 5 ° 1% |Éprinañeld, American International, 1800.Arverican Sugar .\u2026.00000020000 2x 61% 60% ay | American Locomotive and tude.5100 Amn.Sumatra Tob.230% 29% 37% th baker.4000 Amn.Woollen .+.10 10% san a The railroads were quiet and gen- 200 Atchison Ry.\u2026.-.-200000005 8446 644 % BX erally eteady.It ie believed that 800 Atlantic GUI .\u2026.\u2026.2.#.00.0% 2K 20M 0% turner short covering will be seen 4300 Baldwin Loco.\u2026.000000000000 74 74 X 13% 1 Mondays semion, at opening, at 300 Baltimore & Ohio .36% 26% 36% pe least, but intimations are heard that 1000 Bath.Steel \u201cB\" .48 ish à a 313 |® NeW selling movement will take 1100 Calif.Petroleum .an 33 1% 251 | Dace early in the week, possidly in 300 Central Leather .34% BY 4% 7 Monday's market.500 Chandler Motors .\u2026.4 42% 41% $13 | Basle for this is etated to be that 300 Chesapeake & Oho .sim 81% 81% 254 the heavy short covering of the lest 400 Chgo, M.& 8t.Paul ,.0 28% 26% 1 38% | tO days has considerably weakened 100 \u2018\" Pra.LL.ny ay % 0% |the technical position of the market 100 Chzo.Rock Islnd .Nk dk NK UX [a's me when thers doas not seen 706: Columbia Gram.M % Lau [to be much probability that ehort 3300 Crucible Steel .x sin 31% 34 covering will be followed up by real 300 \u2018Cuban Cane Sugar .8, + x 18 |Support.700 Erie R.R.13 13 4 .aa |_ Certain interests alse claim that 14700 Famous Playe so 61 WN 31 [some more weak spots have to be 300 Goodrich Tire .30 0 30 eliminated.1300 Great Northern, Prd.1% 1% NY ua Sales, stocks 286,500; bonds $3.- 1800 General Motors .9% 9% 4% 53 750,000.* 300.Int.Mer, Marine Su 8g | 8% * 100° .< Pa.BE ch Cay uy (BY L.O.Beaudioh & Ce.) 2500 Int'l.Paper aay ay a nx.New York, Aug.27-~@entiment is 300 Int'l.Harvesters 73 n 3s 3% | more chetrful this morning as à re- 400 lniand Oil a ay » \u201cte |suit of the vigorous recovery of yes- \u20182409 Kelly Bpriagñel » 17% 11% 47% |terday.While there ia talk in some 1v0 Kengecott Copper 17% \" 13 \u201848 {quarters that the corner has been 500.Keystone Tiré Mo kT dk #4 |Geânitely turned for he better many 11000 Mexican Petrol.94 5 ny 34% |UnEertain fastors exist which are 200 Midvale Steel .23% 23% 3x 1% |lUkely to contisue to restrain sus- 300, Middls Bates ON Le Lu Hk |tsinedcommtructive eftore.1100\u201d Missquet Pâcifie Lu hn 14% lim | The upward turn in the market 200 \u201cNew Haven R.R .15% * .70% 701 |Yemterday vas piainiy in the nature 1000 N.Ÿ, Central ,.\u2026.- 70% oN: ps #23 | Of a technical rally from an over- 3800 Northern Pacific .3 a i ol 433 | #014 postion.1100 Pan-Amn.Petrol.an a 165 Jee | 1t may go further since the short 100 Philadelphia .ix sem 66% 65% Interest is still \u2018believed to be large 1100 Reading Co.1000000000ceeene a 463 46, |! many of the Industrials.1500 Royal Puteh .4 23 2314 | The mist favorable development 400 St L.& Ban Frans.23% 3% 13% 173% | 8t the moment is the more abundant 5300 Binofair Cons.\u2026.11% Te 76% | TUpply of money which reflected in 2300 Southern Pacific .7 n 16% 152 |& Towering of call races.700 _gouthern Rallway .Us UE a E17 1t goes not appear that the in 1300 \u201cBears Roebuck .BX BX tim e3i [terior la drawing upon New York for 600 Btuédebaker .\u2026.000000000 70 70% % sax, | CTOP moving funds as heavily as had 200 Texas Co.2000000 0000 34% HK MY pied been expected.13000 Texts Pacific .22% 2% x aw Average price of twenty indus 1600 Tobacco Prods.sn ° 1023, |trimie 65.54, up 1.63.Average price 500 United Frult .108% 103K 100% 1934 | of tweney rails Ti.11, up 1.00.800 LU.8.Ind.Alcohol seu se : ten Advance in Famous Players was 26400 U.8.Steel .4% UG 1h 43) |Tetnrdea as important due masniy 680 Utah Copper .4 AN AK IK (Tet buying was seid to have heen 400 Westinghouse EL .-.0 41% 42% 41% H+ by thoss to the inside who started 900 Willys-Overland 0.8% 6% 6% purchasing several days ago.= Oil stocks acted well under leadership of Mexican Petroleum, ut C M ket HOOVER TO BE HONORED |, me insisted that advances were otton ar * Vienna, Aug.27\u2014A decoration to | due after prolonged decline.New York, Aug.27\u2014Cotton futu- +8 closed strong.Closing bids.January 16.00-06¢.September 13.44-45.October 15.60-61c.De comber 15.98-16.00.pots closed steady.Midaling uplands 15.60.be issued in honor of those who have assisted the University of Vienna Foreign Exchange will go to Secretary Herbert Hoover and Professor Frans Boas of Colum- \u2014 \u2014 bis University, New York.The decoration is a double bronze cross (By 1.G.Beaubien & Ov.) With the enameled inscription \u2018for merit\u201d.New York: premium .11 1-16% sam BVT ST BANK OF MONTREAL * BSTABLISMED MORE THAN 100 'YBARS W.M.BANCROFT © + Quebec \u2018Manager.A, COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Li US Canada.Londen: pound ateriing .$9.88126 94.10 : 0870 0866 189$ 0141 0082 : 0450 Athens: éraohme .0860 TS Denmark: kronen .1700 \u201cees Norway: kronen .1040 a.Russia: roubles .0018 sees Stockholm .3180 ees E L EARDY & 00.England: L.Sterling .4.1088 Ireland: L.Merling .44.1038 France: francs .reve 0868 Belgium: france .0848 Switseriang: franco .1498 Italy: lire .«0480 Norway: kronen .1610 » 3409 « 1916 Holland: gulden .347¢ Finland: finmeek .0178 Hong-Kong .8718 Spain: pesstas .\u2026u.1460 Greece: drachma .0813 Germany: marks Csecho-Slavia Jugo-Slavia Roumania: leu German-Austria Hungary Oil Market London, Aug.33\u2014Gloss: Calcutta linssed £33, be.Linseed oil 8%.04.| Sperm oil 180.Petroleum.American refined 1s.se Spirits 10.bé.: Turpentine, spirits 68e.éd.Rosin, American strained 18s.64; re ] , Australian 46e.Se\u2014 - : te Savannah, Aug.3teTurpentine Arm 85; salts 100; receipts 06; shipments 7: stock 7,268.Rosin firm, el 482; receipts 1,- 158; shipmenta\u2019s,084; étock 73,478.f a .\u2018SECURITIES x Dividend in sock.xx Yield to maturity.Leading Stocks Bosch Magneto's recent business has been confined to magnetos with the resuit that only some ten per cent.starting and lighting systems have been perfected and more re cefitly a battery ignition system hes been added.These latest conditions have been most favorably received and the company has now closed one of the largest contracts possible for starting, lighting and ignition systems.Contracts call for sizeable deliveries commencing in sixty days.During the past two years the company has earned annually from magnetos alone §10 a share before taxes.: .LJ + .Holders of any of the Cuban Cane Bugar issues, both stocks and bonds, might sell these accuritios and buy others with more substantial trade back-ground.This suggestion has been made several times in the past few weeks, but the urgency of such action is more necessary now than at any time since the company's fi- naneial affairs became acute.Bankers are now working on a plan to finanocs the company, and it may be successful.but if ft is not the outlook for the company #8 doubtful.« Oo =» 8inclair Oil yesterday sold at the lowest price on record comparing with a bigh record price of 64 1-4.Sinclair's surplus availadle for the common stock last year was equal to $4.47 a share after depreciation and taxes.* += + Declaration of regular dividend by the Railway Stee! Springs and Locomotive reflect the strong position of most of the equipment issues.e » .General Blectric Co., plans a ee- ries of lay offs in the near future, which will result in dismissal of thousands of men from the 8che- nectady plant, according to eemi-of- flolal information.It is amid thers will also be a cut in the pay of office employes offective Mov.1, .* Colorado Fuel and Iron quarter ending J 20, 1931, defiett after taxes, «inking fund and depreciation, $378,768 against surplus of $806,627 previous quarter and §$1.- 163,571 year ago.* .° or There was no semion of the Mentreal Stock Exchange oh Saturday.Ds.DHIN UStiue'l, u.RGOK6 av, -:4 The Chicago Produce Market Chicago, Aug.37\u2014A generally strong close marked the end of the week on the Chicago board of trade today.Wheat registered net gains of 1 1.8 to 3 oss.Corn finished 1-4e, lower to unchanged: oats were 1-4 to §-8¢ higher and provisions from unchanged to $8¢, higher, with the big gains \u2018confined to lard.Clove: \u2014 Lo Wheat, Sept.$1.91: Dee.$1.32 5-4, Corn, Sept.54 ; Dec.64 8-bc.Oats, Sept.34 7-30; Dec.38 1-4c, Pork, Sept.317.10.Lard, Sept.§1 : Oot.$11.37.Ribs, Sept.$9.30; Oct.89.17.Egg Market ouaws, Aug.37\u2014The chief feature of interest In the egg market Saturday was a cabdle from Liverpool reporting à Very weak market with prices sonsiderahiy lower.The market In thie countey remaine fair- 1y steady though receipts continue heavy and the domestic demand not quite 80 keen Toronto specials jobbing Bde; extras Sic: firsts 430; seconde 0c.Receipts of poultry are heavier and effort ia doing made to reduce prices to a eafe Basis for eterage.Quetations, delivered, are Nve ohiok- ons She: Broilers 186 te 206: Few! |The Toronto INVESTMENT YIELD OF LISTED ON MONTREAL EXCHANGE (By L G.BEAUBIEN & 00.) Present Invest- Divi- High Low Actual ment ©.Security dend 1920 1920 Price Yield .% % Abitipi P.& P., Pfé.1 MH \u201d $5 8.34 Ames Meiden MeC., Pt 7 (this issue has 86% in arrears to date) Asbestos Corp.¢ 103 us 3 16.38 Asbestos Corp., Pt 1 108 4% a\u201c 10.39 Bell Telephone .3 111 100 104 7.69 Canada Cement ° 7 8 [1] 18.24 Canada Comant, 1 39% ss 13 8.43 Can.Car.& Fay.Pld.1 109 Li se 14.00 Canadian Converters .7 s0 si es | 11.11 Can, Cottons 144.8 100 71 \u201c\" 13.31 Can.Cottons, 144, Pd.° sa 1 4 8.00 Can.General Blee.,.3 109 81 \u201d s.60 Can.88.Lines, P14.?44 60% se 14.00 Detroit United Ry.ix 113% 79% se 14.39 Dominion Bridge .s 118 0 43 13.90 Dom.Glass .\u2026.8 sx ny a 11.11 Dom.Steel Corp, Pd.6 30% 0% s7 10.83 Dom.Textile .18 1463 904 131 9.16 Howard Smith Paper .8 167 4% « 13.31 Lake of The Woods .18 310 118 136 8.83 Laurentide Pulp .a\u2026\u2026u0000 88.123 ; 81 a 9.53 Layali Cons, Co, .8 29- 3 13.66 Montreal Power .A ' se 7 10 6.38 Montreal Tramways .10 130 138 113 3.93 * Debentures .s 74% \u201c « 7.58 National Breweries sé.70 39% 49 s.16 Ogilvie Flour .Et 277 136 170 7.06 Ont.Steel Products .8 ss 80 4 16.30 Penmans Ltd.s 148% 93 ss 8.60 Price Bros.one $3.217 11.11 Quebsc Ry.Bondd, 193% sxx 69 ss [1] 9.30 8t.Lawrence Flour .e 139% [1] 51 11.76 Shawinigan Power .T 119% 97% 108 6.80 Spanish River .7 125% T5 49 14.30 \u201cPd.s.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.7 138 82 bs 12.07 Stes] Uo.of Canada .7 85% say 4 16.66 « Pre.\u2026.ee 1 100% 18 ss 7.87 WaDASSO .ccoeecsronavsanass 4 135 \u201c 40 10.00 Produce Market Toronto Aug.37-Manitoba wheat No.1, Northern, $1.73 5-8; No.2 $1.70 5-3; No.3 $1.61 8-8; No.4 wheat, $1.44 6-2.Manitoba oats, No.$.Canadian No.1 47c: No.1 feed 46 1-2¢; No.3 teed 4c.Manitoba bariey, No.3, Canadian Western 75 1-4c; No.4 78 1-4¢: re- Sected 68 3-4c; feed 68 3-4c.All the above in store Fort Willam.American corn No.2 yellow 674: nominal.Bay ports.\u201c Ontario oats, No.3% white, 40c to 42b according to freights outaide.Ontario wheat, cariots, f.0.b.shipping points according to treights No.2 winter $1.13 to $1.32; No.3 winter $1.15 to $1.20; No.1 commercial $1.10 to $1.18; No.3 spring $1.13 to $1.18; No.3 spring $1.10 to $1.15; No.2 goose nominal.Bariey, making 89e to Tîe, Buckwheat No.2, nominal Rye, No.2, $1.10.Manitoba flour, $0 percent patent, bulk seaboard $8.15, Milfeed carlots delivered Montreal, freights, bags included, bran $28.per ton: shorts $30.per ton: good feed flour per bag $1.70 to $1.85.Hay, Ne.1 per ton, $33.; extra No.3 $23.00; mized $18.00.Gov't.Bond Yields Comptied dy L.G.Beaubien & Co, Bonds Fres From Usual Income Tax Viet.Bonds Prevailing Investm, due Price Yield.1922 4% 98.45 6.70% 1927 4 93.00 1987 $y 98.90 1933 54 1.65 67\u201c 1938 By $1.88 5.80 Victory Bonds, Subject to Income Tax: 1934 4\u201c 26.60 1934 [1 24.80 War Loans: 1098 se ses 1981 es\" 98.60 1987 \u2019 26.35 \u2014\u2014 London, Aug.37\u2014Close: \u2014 rates, ahort be 6 5-8 percint: three months bills 4 2-4 percent, Netllés: to Creditors o£ First Mesttng NE BANERUPTOF AOT In the estate of Emile Labbe, Valley Junction, Authorised Assignor Notide is hereby given that Emile Labbe, Proprietor of Garage of Valley Junction, Co.Beauce did on the 88th day of August, 1931, make an authorised assignment to the undersigned.Notice is further given that the fret mesting of ereditors in the above estate will be held at our oftios, 101 Bt.Peter Street, Quebec.Que., on the th day of September, 1931 at 11 o'clock In the forenoon.To entitle you to vote thereat proof of your claim must de lodged with us before the meeting is held.Proxies to be used at the meeting must be lodged with us prior thereto.And further take notice that if you have any elaim against the debtor for which you are entitled to rank, proof of such claim must de filed with us within thirty days from the Gate of this notice for from and after the expiration of the ume fized by subsection $ of section 37 of said Act we shall distribute the pro- cesda of the debtor's estate among the parties ontitieé thereto having regaré only té the claim of whieh we have then netics.Dated at Quedeo, this 30th day of August, 198).16e to 28e: Turkeys 87e te 4te.Montreal firm and unghanged, 1.2 BEDARD, GOT.BBLANOER omes:\u20141o1, fa, Teter = Vee Là Western, 48 1-4c; No.3 47e; extra À A i) = TR Weer .The Threshold Sem a of a Great Future 'N a prophetic way Canada\u2019s almost I unlimited water resources tell the story of her industrial future.employment.Canada there In the Dominion of are 2,305,000 hydroelectric horse power actually at work.Yet this is but a small part of our available supply, which amounts to 19,554,000 H.Psupremacy lies with the nation that can operate most economically, and hydro-electric power is the cheapest and most efficient method of operating factories and public utilities.ment oa tn real Bel tremendous In no way can Truly water-power is one of our greatest national possessions.Great a8 has been its development in the we are but on the threshold of possibilities, the future prosperity of Canada be better anticipated than the purchase of oly \u2018Their bonds offer one of the best mediums of investment obtainable in corporation securities, -Electric An interesting folder upon the subject - will be sent upon request.NESBITT, THOMSON & COMPANY 222 St.James Strest, MONTREAL, r \u201cWe should se live and labor that what came te us as seed may ge to the nest generation as biemom, and that what a Friesen may 0 bo than a VERY dollar wngrefitsbly spent marks a crime against posterity.If you are interested in the future welfare of your family and yourself, you have only to prove it hy being thrifty.The sure way to Prosper and to de your part for Progress and Posterity js te put aside some ef your free in the bank regularly.We invite you to use this bank as your depository.IMPERIAL BANK __\u2014 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 Manager JUL RN, vues bila eomeenstshe\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 BREEN, GOURDEAU & CHARLEBOIS STOCK AND BOND BROKERS Telephone 185-186 147 Meunteln Hil Private wire connection with Moatreal, New York aad Chicago Exchanges, Municipal and Government Bonds :: bought, sold and quoted, Que.McOOUGALL & COWANS Stock Brokers 12 Du Fort St.We Buy and Sell Victory Bonds Telephones 1402-1403 | BRUNEAU & CO.(Members Montreal oth Exchange) STOCK BROKERS, \"PHONB 1580 18-15 Gault-au-Matelos St.Direct private wire with; POST & FLAGG 40-51 Broad Street, Now York rer LEGAL NOTICES.Quebec, Superior Court.Province of Quebes, No.1924.Marie-Jeanne | Brechu, wife common as to proper- {ty of Joseph-Stanislas Gourdeau, merchant of Macamio and duly au- \u2018thorized to ester en justice in the | present case, plaintiff, ve.ths said 'Joseph-Btanisias Gourdeau, defen- \u2018dant.An action for separation as ito property was entered hy the plain.tf againet the defendant on July 13th, 1921.Albert Grenier, Att.for, Piaintif£.Quebac, July 14tb, 1921.Julyléxim Province of Quebec, District of Quebec.No.1874.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.Caplan, labourer, Plaintiff, va L'Ordre des t liques, & body politic and corporate: ness in the City of Chicago, Mate of\" 11lincis and a principal place of business in the Province of Quebes, in the City of Montreal.Joseph @irols.of @te-Francoise.' and Joseph Aubin.tormerly of Ste.Francolse and Row of parts uns known, .Mis-en-Cause.The mis-en-cauee VoidFh Aubin ia.ordered to aphear within one month.from the last pubiloation of the present order, Vo.(064.) PNILPPE EDGE.\u2026 .Prothonetary'e offiee, - Quebec, 30rd.Augun, Countersigned: \u2019 SEANIZR & Da RILLT, Attorneye ter the Piaintift Aus.ttat 4 2004.\" \u2026 mw oe ete Scan Forestiers Cathohaving its principal place of bdusi- .Detendant.| - - » = - td 3 Louls Labrecaue, of 8t, Charles de * Te ne æ ' LA v » 3 i es \"EVERYTHING : For the installation of MODERN HEATING APPLIANCES * Local Agents for \u201cDAISY\u201d Manufactured by Warden King Ltd., Montreal -\u2014 also \u2014 \u201cSOVEREIGN\u201d RADIATORS Made by Taylor Forbes Ltd., Toronto Ask for Ilustrated Catalogue Phone 651 - - - 80-90 BOILERS St.Paul St, Quebec, P.Q.MECHANICS SUPPLY COY., LTD.| | DINE are Manhattan CAFE 1v 8T.JOEN STREET.(Near Bell Telephone) West Service and Best Meals at Popular Prices.Our Regular $0c Dismer, frome 13.30 to 8 P.M.is unsurpasred.anywhere.48 dit.John Phone 7915 The most centrally situated, all Stmodern conveniences.First clam œuisine and service.All goods direet Srom our farm.We Bake our own bread and French pastry, and serve purest milk and cream, bottled at our own farm.A select resort fer Lady Tourists Only a few minutes to Auto Open from § a.m.to 1 p.m.365 St Paul St Opposite Union Station Every accommodation to Ÿ Post Cards Views of Quebec and Vicinity Large Amertment at One Cent Each Comie Pest Cards, Sentimental Post Cards, Greeting Post Cards, Books of Views ete.SOUVENIRS Quebec Souvenirs in Wood Leather, ste.| Mary Miles Minter in æ \u201cDon\u2019t Call Me Little Girl\u201d at Classic of ot Girl,\u201d an adaption in which she will bo seen for à days.Thés te n mischief another tom-boy heroine in her lates release, \u201cDon\u2019t the Billie Burke stage hit \u201cJerry,\u201d y packed with and presents Mins Minter in an ontrely \u201cA Perfect Crime,\u201d With an All-Star Cast, Opens at The Empire Today \"A Perfect Crime.\u201d a Comedy-Drama fascinating as it's title comes to tbe Empire to-day.in theme and is interpreted by an sli-star cast.Chronicle Files 100 Years Ago Montreal, August 38.\u2014A letter has been received from a person belonging to the expedition under Captain Franklin across the Continent of Ses Our Souvenir Jewellery.T.H.ONEILL John St 2A7St mere Public Notice Concerning Vaccination All the Schools Commissioners, directors of boarding schools; and aca- dernies as well as parents of children attending our schools must remem- | ber that the vaccination is compulsory for all children.Accordingly every child should be the bearer of a certificate when pre- santing himssif at school in Beptember next: such certificate attesting tht hea had been vaccinated with success within at least seven years.Children whose parents are too poor to pay for this vaccination sha!l be vaccinated free, at the Beard of Health, City Hall, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 2 ull 4 o'clock p.m.Jos.Gosselin, M.D., Asst.Medical Health Officer.Nerth America: dated June last, on the borders of the barren ground only 16 miles from Hearns River, in about 64 degrees north latitude and 118 degrees west long.from Greenwich; all the members of the company were in good health and spirits; they had passed a very agresabdle winter, living on the flesh of Rein Deers, which animal abounds in those regions, and pass- od the camp of the party in immenses droves.\u2018The encampment was made in September last, when further progress became Impracticable.The party consisted of Capt.Franklin and two or three naval officers, one seaman, nineteen Canadian voyageurs, and seventeen Indians; making In nil forty persons: they were to commence in June their passagc down Hearns River.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago London, Aug.3%.\u2014It is expected in official circles that the Hon.W.Laurier, Canadian Premier will visit London late in October or early in November, when the Right Hon.Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary of State for the Colonies will be back from his private visit to his wife's relatives at Salem, Mass.The cables from Canada suggesting that the new Canadian Libera! Government is proposing te abandon the plans for the twenty-knot Atlantic service have been received with much regret.They are taken as meaning the over-throw of such high Imeprial projects of Canada as would have made the Dominion Quebec August th, 1521.The residents of Haldimand, St i WE SERVE Daily Three-Course Meal soc.Special Sunday Dinner $1.00 June®zmon.th.sat.to308ept.§ NOTICE.NEW AMERICAN CAPE Hen-y Sco bas taken over tre Restaurant known under the name o Venise Cafe (Harry Tronay) and well}: run same in future under American Cafe, 16 Lacroix St, (Opposite Union Station.) Creditors te file their claim before Sept.1st.next.No claims will be | Jecogaized after date above men.|.den RENRY 200., Ave.SxSm.For Style, Fit ORDER YOUR CLOTHES | S.J.Burke, MERCEANT TAILOR Phone 781 :: 167 Be.John St e bir Lobe Fugue Tie | Ole LIA QA, LIA.LaRue & Trudel, OKARTRRED == ACODUNTANTS \u2014 LaRue, Trudel & Picher, Léquiéatess et } are hereby notified that the chimney M sweeps will in fl! week of the 28th August visit their if houses for the purpose of cleaning M the chimneys in conformity with the Æ No.312-B passed on the 24th day.of Uraule, Des Jardins, \u201cDu Parlor, Stfouis.Avenue St.Genevieve, Brebeuf, Laporte, Des Grisons.Stairthe couse of the bylaws No.312-A respectively pas- ed on the 24th day of May 1920 and June 1921 by the City Council ordering all chimneys to be swept once - year.By Order.CAFES: the postal, telegraphic and strate- sic half-way house of the Empire hetween England and China, Japan and Australia.Tn these projects the British Ministers have shewn every desire to co-operate.It is stated here to-day that the Canadian Government is now asking the British Treasury to contribute one- fourth of the subsidy for a fast freight mervice.This Is regarded as an abandonment of Mr.Chamberlain\u2019s Imperial projects.and fs coupled In certain quarters with Mr.Lauriers recent Chicago interview, the whole heing regarded as blds for Washington co-operation In Canada's development.Apart from these rugmentions.Mr, Laurier will receive & WArm welcome as the first French Premier of Federal Canada.The Birmingham Post, Mr.Chamberlnin'a organ announces that Mr.jChamberlain has specially arranged to return in time to meeet Hon.Mr.Laurier in the Capital of the Empire.\u201cMind Skeleton Cleaning Mine\u201d says 8 headHne.That was very thoughtful and commendable.Perhaps it opens u pa new field of activity for skeletons.\u2014Wheeling Intelligencer.LAUNCH THE BOAT equally as Interesting and This ie In FE Correspondence.Vindicates AM.Collier .Quebec, August 28th., 1931.Dear Mr.Editor: \u2014 Having read in this morning's Chronicle a report of the Mesting of the Quebec City Council and an attack made upon Alderman Coliler by His Worship the Mayor, relative to the male of property on DesFosses Btrest in which the Mayor, relative to the sale of property on DesFosses Street in which the Mayor was quoted as follows: \u201cAt this stage Mayor Samson became personal and sald that to show how much interest Alderman Collier took In Champlain Ward he would read an affidavit.The affidavit In question was signed by Mr.J.Arthur Cloutler, who is a tenant of the John Hearn Estate, for which Alderman Collier \u2018n agent.Mr.Cloutier stated he had commission #d Alderman Collier to buy a lot at the corner of DesFosses and Valier Streets for him and he even authorized Alderman Collier to pay as high as three dollars a foot for the land.Hometime later he called on Alderman Collier to see what had been done in the matter and Alderman Collisr had Informed him that the lots had all been sold together to one party.\u201d In reference to the foregoing permit me to say that I represented Mr.J.Arthur Cloutier at the sald sale and this Mr.Cloutier must be well aware of; the limit allowed me by the said Mr.Cloutier was two dollars and a halt ($2.50) per toot, and not three dollars (43.00) as stated.When the lota were put up for sale, the purchaser of the lot on the east side, according to advertine- ment, had the option to buy the sev: oral Iota which waa done .In this case; thereby shutting out ether purchasers.On Friday the 26th.instant His Worship the Mayor spoke te me, and asked me to do something with Mr.Collier: not knowing what he meant I took no notice of his remarks because I felt.knowing Mr.Collier's record In the Council for many years, it to be one of straight dealing In the interest of the City and especially the ward he represents.Yours very truly, W.J.Thompeon.Local Chaufienr\u2019s Club Explains Quebec, August 27th, 1921 \u2018To The Editor Quebec Chronicle, Dear Sir:\u2014 Owing to à notice published in the local press re & group of professional chauffeurs petitioning legislation to prohibit women from driv.inæ their automobiles.We wish to inform the automoblies owners that the petition has mot the sanction of the locui club.Thanking your, in advance your valuable space, W.J.Bolton, Bec.-Treas.Quebec Chauffeur Club\u2014_\u2014 Lisbon, Aug.28\u2014 The Cabinet of Barros Quleriox which was formed last May, has handed its resignation to the President of the Republle.for [an BOUCHER NEVER LOSES DAY NOW Was Frequently Off Two of Three Days At À Time\u2014 Before He Got Taniao BOUCHER Never Loses Day now.AD.= ES yes \u201cI am only too glad to recommend Tanlae, for since taking it I feo] like a brand new man,\u201d said Leon Boucher, well-kngwn resident of 1618 De La Roch atreei, Montreal, P.Q.\u201cAt the time I began taking Tanlas I had been suffering for a long time, and was getting weaker every day.T had no appetite at all, and simply had to force mywelf to eat.My stomach was so disordered nothing agreed with me, and after meals 1 had awful cramping pains, and bloated all up with gas until it almost choked me\u2019 At times I was so dissy I couldn't walk and simply had to hang onto something or sit down, to keep from falling.1 always felt tired out, and my back hurt s0 bad that I was constantly losing two and threes days at a time from my work.\u201cWell, just when I got to the point where It looked lke I couldn't stand it much longer, I began hearing about Tanlae, and finally decided to try it.In a little while my appetite, came back, and my stomach got in such good condition 1 never had any pain or distress after meals.My health and strength has been entirely restored now, and I am working steadily, never losing a day on account of ill-health.Tanlac is certainly the best medicine in the world.\u201d Social and Personal Mrs.W.L.O'Brien, of Montrealin spending a few days at Lake St.Joseph.Premier Taschereau spent the week-end at the Pointe, Riviere du Loup with his family.General Lemuel Bolles, National Adjutant American Legion, will arrive in Quebec this morning.Mrs.D.Rykert MoCuaig has returned to Montreal after spending some time at Metis Beach the guest of Mrs.Wiitred Bovey.Councillor Win.Moran and Mrs.Moran of Charlottetown, P.B.ls- land, loft for home last evening after spending à few days in Quebec.The annual breakfast of the Montreal Hunt Club has been arranged to take place on Saturday, Septemher 34th at Freniers, Qus.near St.Eustache.Mrs.Charles Schell of Phlladelphia accompanied by her two daughters, Constance and eJannette, is in town visiting her sister, Miss Louisa Shes 41 Julia Bt.Lord ang Lady Atholstan and the Hen, Alice Graham returned to Montreal yests: from a motor trip along the New England coast and through the Adirondacks.Miss Alice Coulombe, daughter of Mr.Joseph Coulombe, has successfully passed her examinations in French and Bnglish and has been awarded her elementary diploma.Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Byng of Vimy are in Toronto and will return to Ottawa on September lst.They are accompanied by Miss Walpole, Captain O.H.E.Balfour, and Captain the Hon.F.W.Erskine.An interesting lecture was given last week at Metis Beach by the Rev, George Adam, of Montreal, on Lloyd George.The attendance was large and $150 was made to help cover the expenses of the Presbyterian Church.The marriage of Miss Beatrice Fraser, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.R.W.Fraser, to Mr.Kenneth Price Odell, son of Mr.George A.Odell, will take place in Montreal, on Monday afternoon, September 13th at the Church of the Ascension at half past tive o'clock.Mr.and Mrs.James Ballantyne of Montreal, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elisabeth Gordon (Bessie) to Mr.[Eliot Sumpter Fross, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles E.Frosst, of Forden avenue, Westmount.The marriage is to take place in October.f Mrs.E.J.Charlton, of Wibatmount daughter Winnifred Marion to the Rev.P.R.Roy, B.A.Rector of Thetford Mines, Que.The marriage will take place quietly at Bt, M thia\u2019's Church, Westmount, about the middle of September.Mr.G.P.Rickford the oldest grad uate of the Faculty of Applied Science, McGill University, who received his degres in 1864, intends to he present at the McGlll Centennial Re-union In Octoher, according te definite word which has just reached the university.Mr.Rickford le elghty-three years of age and is residing in the United fAtates.The engagement is announced of Miss Morna Marie Ena MacGowan, youngest daughter of Mrs.H.W.MaoGowan and of the late Dr.H.W.MacGowan, of \u201cEdgenill* Knowlton, Que.to Mr.Herbert Bonham, of Montreal, son of the late Mr and Mrs, George Bonham.of Quebec.The marriege will take place in September at St.Paul's Church, Knowlton.Que.HIS BARGAIN, A man (so the story goes) went to « sale of military\u2019 stores to huy jam and bought thirty cases at haif a sovereign A case.In due course the cases were de- fivered.He opened the first and found that It contained a brand new typowriter\u2014he went on opening with the same result in each case.He then went round and explained that s mistake had been made.\u2018You bought (hese caser as jam didn't you?\" Tes.\u201d \u201cThey're labeled they 1\u201d \u201cTes.\u201d \"Well, ws don't take any responsibility for actual contents.\u201d And so the purchaser returned home and made anmething like 46,- 000 on his \"Jam.\" .\u2018Jam\u2019 aren't = HARDING WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE To Write Paper Marking Epooh In International Re- lations\u2014World Peace Wasbington, August 38 \u2014 (By Canadian Press)\u2014rresident Marding intends to take advaniage of the opportunity afforded in Lhe ez.tension of the formal invitations to the Allied and Associated Powers to an International Cqpference on limitation of armamenis in Washington, probably beginning on Armistice Day, November 11th, to write, it is underutood, & paper which shall go down to posterity as marking an epoch in international relations and the dawn of a world peace.\u2018 The President believes the forthcoming conferences will succeed In removing reasons for war and put an end to costly armaments.The late conflict was 80 costly in Lreasure and human sacrifices that he has declar- sd the world's people are resolved today that warfare ought to come to an end, The President's invitation te the world powers, it is believed, will be one fitting to take its place baside thé famous rescript of tiie late Emperor Njoholas II, of Russia in calling the nations together to attend the First Peace Conference at The Hague in 1599 to initiate measures looking toward \u201cthe maintenance of the general peace, and the possible reduction of the excessive arma- ments which were burdening all nations.\u201d aourse in these two subjects.; és ee a pT age MONDAY, AUGUST 39, 1821 BART SCHOOL (Auditorium Building) Quebec's Largust, Fastest Growing and Most Successful Commercial 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displaying great sotivity in anticipation of the forthcoming International gathering?The resident Ambassadors and Ministers of the Powers which are to participate in the proceedings are busily engaged in frequent conferences among themselves and in individual conversations with the Secretary of Btate, Mr, Hughes.These conferences and conversations take in the entire range of the gathering\u2019s activities such as the scope of the confersnce, the date of the assembly, the time of the meetings, the probable length of the conference's duration, the place of holding the meetings, quarters for the delegates and their staffs, and the lke.The British Ambassador, Sir Auckland Geddes ,is taking a leading part in these activities.As has come to be the general practice in Washington in recent years, or to be more exact, since the outbreak of the world war, it is usually left to Great Britain's diplomatic representative to \u201cblaze the trail\u201d for the other diplomats In approaching the Seeretary of State with the various propositions Always he had the full and hearty support of his diplomatic colleagues in these matters.It was clearly evident that while the other diplomats wers not much concerned in the fixing of the date for the în- ternational conference, though this was of interest to Great Britain\" bé- cause of the desire of the Dominion Premiers to attend it without sacrificing important \u2018home engagements, the diplomatic representatives of the other powers stood solidly behind Ambassador Geddes in his efforts to shape the arrangement of the programme of the conference, and in other matters of substance.The fact that these almost daily conferences have been going on among the Entents representatives probably has lent to colour to the rumors that these powers are still intent upon securing & general conference in Washington or in some Pacific Coast, American or Canadian LA CAISSE D\u2019ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Savings Bank, Quebec.Its special object 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