The Quebec chronicle, 1 mars 1922, mercredi 1 mars 1922

[" i = cw \u201c4 Weather Forecast: QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1922.Temperatures: Min.18; Max.20 Patrenised Golden Metaways Glistering Golden Melting Morsels, made with Almonds, Butter and Honey.Made in three varieties: Plain Gold, Macaroon and Chocolate covered.They just meit away.All as Good as Gold.Per Ib.ST 000006 Seville Bitter Oranges : FOR MARMALADE of Connaught : A.GRENIER 94-96 ST.JOHN STREET.\"Phones 1247-1248.GIVE RESOURGES \u2018FOR SUBSIDIES Government's Proposal To Prairie Provinces Outlined By Premier's Letter (By Canadian Press) Oetawa, Feb.30\u2014In a letter written to the Premiere of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, end mads public to-night, Hon.W.L.Mackenzie King, Prime Minister, outlines the proposal of the Government for returning the naturwl resources to these three Prairie Provinces.Premier King's proposel in a nutshell, 1s that the Prairée Provinces relinquish the subsidies which they have received in leu of their lands, and receive the resources.\u201cThe shortest and simplest way of settlement, the one admitting of quick results, would be to ignore the transactions of the past and make « fresh start\u201d, he says.The Prime Minister states in his letter that Whe question of returning the natural resources\u2019 has been complicated in the past by objections retsed on the part of the older provinces who have claimed that if the requests of the Prairie Provinces were granted, new conditions would aries which would entitie them (the older provinces) to compensation.Speaking on behalf of the Government, he ewpreases the opinion that any claim on the part of the Eastern Provinces will probably be removed if it is understood that on receiving their natural resources the | Prairte Provinces will surcender the subsidies.The Premier makes {¢ clear that any arrangement arrived st is sub- fect to the approval of Parliament.Weather Report Toronto, Feb.33\u2014Weather has been fair today throughout Canada.More moderate temperature in the West, while it is colder in the Eastern Provinces.Temperatures: .Min.Max.Dawson .*24 6 Prince Rupert 2 46 Victoria .ss 43 Vancouver .28 44 Kamloops 4 3 Cuigary 14 44 Eémonton .Zero 44 Prince Albert .*13 16 Medicine Hat 18 24 Moose Jaw .12 20 Regina .21 16 Saskatoon *13 19 Winnipeg °s 23 Port Arthur ein 24 White River sé 31% Parry Sound .Zero 10 London .33 24 Quebec .18 20 ft.John .24 31 Halifax 26 238 Teronto .13 30 Kingston 22 24 Ottawa .14 20 Montreat .22 34 Forecasts lower Lakes and Georgian Bayfight to moderate winds, fair and Ottawa Valley Upper and Lower st.Lawrence-Fine and cold.Quit and North Mhore-\u2014Dècrees- ing northywest and west winds.Fine and cold.Maritime\u2014S8trong northwest and west winds, decreasing to-night.Fair and colder.Superioe\u2014Fine and quite cold.Mantoba\u2014Fine with spmewhat higher temperature, Saskatchewan \u2014Fair and milder.: Alberta-\u2014PFair and mild.ALL PRESENT AT THE NEXT CONOLAVE Rome, Feb.28\u2014\"All the Amerloan Cardinals will be present at the next conclave\u201d sald Pope Plus during an audience given Cardinal O'Connell of Boson this morning.\"There wil be no more racing 5,- 000 miles In & vain endeavor to reach Rome in time for a conclave\u201d, the Pontift added, PREMIER CABLES CONGRATULATIONS To Princess Mary Upon Occasion Of Wedding To Viscount Lascelles (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, Feb.28\u2014The following cablegram was deapatched to Her Royal Highness the Princess Mary, by Premier King:\u2014 \u201cMy cofleagues in the Government of Canada join with me in offering respectful congratulations and best wishes upon the occasion of Your Royal Highness marriage.The people of the Dominion share otr hope that Your Royal Highness and Lord Lasceliles, whose sojourn in Canada made him many friends in our country, may enjoy throughout years of happiness the blessings of companionship in united service\u201d, The following reply from Princess Mary was received by the Prime Minister this evening: \u201cl warmly thank you and your colleagues in the Government of Canada for your kind message of good wighes which has been a great pleamire for me to receive on thie KING GAVE ONLY DAUGHTER IN MARRIAGE TO VISCOUNT LASCELLES the bride with her father, These seat holders obtained an excellent view both of the arrival and departure of all the members of the wedding party The Intervention of the organ screen at the ontrance to the choir.however, prevented them from witnessing anything of the actual marriage ceremony, although of course, they were able ts enjoy the beautitmd music to the full.and then even caught.faintly, the IN OPPOSITION TO EVERY WAR Initial Conference Of German Event Celebrated In Great Britain Yesterday\u2014Unrestrained tones of the Arehbishop and other Streets\u2014Representatives London, Feb.36\u2014King George today gave his only daughter, Princess Mary, in marriage to V| unt Las celles.It Was a gi national event which will live long In the memories of the vast throngs whose unrestrained plaudita greeted Enzland's Princess through festive streets to the altar in stately old Westminster Abbey, to become & bride.The bridal march within the walls rich In Royal associations and a ritual witneswed by a prand assemblage and attended by the tradi- ttonal aplendors that mark State occasions, were the more superficial features of the day's proceedings.That which captivated an Empire's imagination wua the realizstdon of à dream much older than Empiresthe marriage of a beautiful girl of exalted rank to x man of more humble station, but of proven gallantry.The testimony of geneoio- aa that, through King Henry VIT, the bride and bridegroom are both descended from Wiliam the Conqueror in no way minimized the romantic aspect of the affair, In the joyous faces of those crowding either side of the gay route from the Palace to the sanctuary and in their tumultuous and prolonged outbursts of cheering and applause the good will and anproval af a pageant loving people anxbous to share in the happiness of this notable day, was vividly displayed.Another source of the nation's fettot- tations was reflected in the daily Press, which exuked that \u2018this wedding does not link us with a foreign alliance that night prove in future years unpopular\u2019, This feeling was expressed in var- fous other forme: \u201cToduy our Prinress marries, not s foreign prince- ling but an English gentleman\u201d, and happy day\u201d.SUBTERRANEAN aTILL 15 FOUND Windsor Bootleggers Put Kentucky Moonsviners To i Shame For Ingenuity Windsor, Ont., Feb.28\u2014Moon- making apparatus from revenue of- fticers, are put to shame, police say, hy the discovery today of à suhter- ranean dimillery operated by Emil Caveleff in Ojibway.Caveleff, poli- for much of the moonshine which le being sold In \"blind pigs\u201d throughout the border cles He pleaded guilty to violating the international and revenue Acts In Windsor l\u2019olice Court today and was fined 500 and $36.costs.Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Revenues officers visited Cave- Jeff's premises today and, after making a very thorough examination of every nook and corner, discovered a pamsageway leading into the ground from the water well.They descended and only had to proceed ten feet to And themselves able to stand erect In a good eked room directly beneath the pig sty.In the room the officers found a complete still capable of producing about 16 gallons per day.nine gallons of the finished product, two hogshead of mash and other ma- teriat CASE THROWN OUT BY ! SHERBROOKE JUDGE Richmond's Secretary Treasurer Charged With Convertting Funds Press.) \u201c (Caradian ] Sherbrooke, Que.Feb.28 \u2014 Tn, case against Arthur V.Glassey, former secretary treasurer for the town of Richmond, who was charged with conversion of funds amount ing in the neighborhood of 94Y,000 was throWn out by Judge Mulvens In the district magistrate's court today.Several adjournments in the rase had been secured and when ad.Journment \u2018was again réquested and no witnesses appeared when the case was called the court, obsftving that \u201cthe farce must end\" divmissed the case sauf recours.Many People Come to our cafeteria as an experiment little thinking they will be so delight.ous for their skill in hiding Hauor | is the future of Europe involved In 2 | unton contracted for reasons | Stare.\u201d The solitary exception to the ed.toréal approval was the reminder of the laborite Daily Heraté that \u201cTe- [ neath the wurface of life in Merry i England today ties a mam of mirery' amd guffering\u201d and \u201cEngland ls not Jan like the streets of Westminster\u2014\u2014' there are slums under the very Iaince walle\u201d.Dut it was trom the slums, wherever they exist in lLon-' don, that à large proportion of today's madiy cheerinæ