The Quebec chronicle, 18 septembre 1923, mardi 18 septembre 1923

[" » CPATOMD x A 5 ~ J y Weather Forecast: Fine And Warmer VOL.CLIX.No.221 JAP SUFFERERS Will Donate $25,000 And Carry Donated Foodstuffs And Clothing.Free Sicamous, B.C.Bept.17\u2014The \u201cCanadian Pacifio Rallway wili contribute the sum of $28,000 for the relief of the sufferers In Japan and have also decided that supplies of Canadian food-etuffs and clothing donated or purchased with money donated for relief work will be trana- PoNed fres over the Company's rall and steamship lines.President B.W.Beatty made this announcement upon arrival here today in Company with a party of directors, Making a tour over the Company's lines.Ho Aüded, that this action was taken because of the reports of the intense hardehips due to the disaster end notwithetanding the fact that the Company had lost heavily by the catastrophe.The directors of the Company are naturally deeply gratified that two of its vessels, the Empress of Aus tralia and the Empress of Canads were able to be of material asels tance at the time of and immedla- tely after the disaster.The party arrived here after having motored -over the Banff Windermere Road from Banff to Lake \u2018Louise and from Lake Louise to \u2018Windermere.The hundred and forty miles was made in less than eight hours and the scenic wonders of the road, were much enjoyed.During the course of the trip, bear, moose, Rocky Mountain sheep and other wild animale were seen.Mr.Beatty enid that ail were much impressed with the beauties of the road but that obviously the last twelve miles into Windermere and, I am advised, he added, the portion between Windermers and Cranbrook, will require te be speedily improved.if the hope is to induce American tourists to use this road.It appears that the work must_be completed; otherwise the reputhktion of the route will be gained by the unsatistactory portions rather than by the excellent construction of the mileage recently completed.1.3.MINERS WILL REFERY-TA WORK Convention Of Hard Coal Miners Ratified Agreement Of Their Officials Scranton, Pa., Sept.17.\u2014Anthra- cite miners, representing union workers throughout the Penasylvania hard coal fields today ratified the new two-year wage agreement draft- od by their officers and operators representatives in Harrisburg, September 8.They voted to return to work Wednesday and plans were made at once for the signing of the new contract on the same day.James A.Gorman, Secretary of the joint conference which negotiated the agreement announced tonight the operators\u2019 and miners\u2019 representatives would go to Governor Pinchot's home at Milford.Pa., for the signing.Thin is scheduled for one p.m.Wednesday.The fact that the contract will not be signed until the afterndon.however, will not affect the resumption vf operstons Wednesday morning.More than 600 delegates representing local unions fn the three U.M.W.'s districts took part in the convention.Their action, ratifying the new agreement, came with comparatively little opposition, although several voiced objections to the fact that under the ten per cent.flat wage increase provided for all workers, day laborers, now receiving the lowest rates of pay, will be given a emaller increase than contract minora.The agreement embraces the four major pointe of the settlement plan submitted by Governor Pinchot when he called the miners and operators to mest in Harrisburé.These are the ten per cent.wage increase, the eight hour day, recognition of the union and recognition.of the principle of collective bargaining.Outside of the effect of the wage increase the operation of the sight hour day formed the principle sub- Ject of discussion.\u2014 Guide: \u201cThis te the room which Mary Stuart slept.\u201d American Tourist; \u201cIs it, now?Well.waddya think of that?Le's - Che Queb QUEBEC, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923.\u2014FOUNDED 1764.LEAGUE COUNCIL FRANKLY DEBATED PRINCE CHOPPED UP SUNFLOWERS T0 FL SL Had To Get Up At 7 A.M.In Order To Share In Ranch Breakfast : THEN WITH VIM He Took Off His Coat And Helped Get In Winter's Fodder High River, Alta., Bept.11\u2014There is a lot of real work to do around the Æ.P.ranch these days, getting ready for the winter, as Lord Renfrew discovered this morning when he had a chance to consult on faire of the ranch with W, Llyle, his manager.Accordingly, Lord Rentrew pulled off his coat and pitched in with the other hands.Literally that ls, Alberta's best krewn rancher got right down to brase tacke and spent all morning from eight o'clock until twelve o'clock filling the big allo with sunflowers, providing winter feed for the blooded cattis and livestock of the ranch.This does not mean that Lord Renfrew stood around looking wise and watching the other boys do it.He put on some old working clothes and led the actual k of chopping up the sunflowerp a.filling the silo with a vim and energy that kept ah the other men hustling at the job to keep up with him.Lord Renfrew, according to Cpptain Peacock, hia Secretary, started the day late on Monday.On , account of having just finished a long trip Sunday, Lord Renfrew did not get up until seven o'clock Monday morning.At any rate Lord Repfrew had to show speed when he got up at seven o'clock to get his breakfast and get on the job at eight o'clock.It was a regular Alberta farm breakfast, one of the kind that fills husky farm hande full of calories and thinge that make muscle and energy.Tord Regfrew, having had * refreshing night'à sitep, did justice to the ranch cook's werk-and, then all.hands were cale&dathe work of Alling the silo.\u2018This Job was not quite finished at noon, but Lord Renfrew and all the hands were famished for the big farm dinner when the bell rang at twelve o'clock.At that hour, everybody was just getting ready to sit down and no one wanted to waste much time talking.\u201cLord Renfrew le going to finish the work of filling the sHo thie at.ternoon\u201d, said Captain Peacock and then he is going to do some stooking on the ranch\u201d.\u2018How does he like iL?\" \u201cJust fine and he is feeling great\u201d.Princely Privilege Edmonton, Sept.17\u2014Lord Rentrew is out at work in his sunflower patch on the E.P.ranch today and garbed In blue overalls, is helping to harvest his crop of the big yellow headed dalsfes He started in early In the morning and te reported to be having a good time.giving every indication of enjoying himself and really earning his title of \u201cfarmer-Prince\u201d.This is the information obtained from the ranch over long distance telephone by Hon.George Hoadley, Provincial Minister of Agriculture, It developed that the Prince was to be given a corned beef and cabbage dinner and that he han already declared himself a convert to this bilt of fare, for which he was acquiring an appetite in the harvest feld, A special license to shoot all kinds ot game while in the Province has been given Lord Renfrew with the compliments of the Alberta Government Game Department.The privilege which se Intended to supersede all the game laws of the Province for the period of the Princes visit, ie for himself and (he members of his party.The arr'val of the party has coincided with the opening of the duck season but the special license furnished by the Government will give him the right also to shoot.partridge and chicken who are not yet open to the public and in fact, all other kinds of game that may come with.tn the range of the Prince's rifle, Owing to the limited time at his dieposal.Lord Renfrew was forced to decline an Invitation from the Alberta Government to & moose hunting trip in the northern part of heo\u2014was she with Goldwyn, or, Famous Players ?\"\u2014Life, the Province._ \u201cThe Charm of a Beautiful Complexion\u201d _says Elisabeth, \u201cis the inherent birthright of every woman.\u201d To assist women in the care and beautification of the skin Miss Arden sends her personal representative Miss McAllister who this wesk will answer all questions of the skin and give instructions in tian Preparations and the Arden methoé.Free demonstration.N-M Co ls exclusive representative in Quebec for the BETH ARDEN Venetian Tollet Maison Blanche A Corner Chauveau Ave.and Fabrique Sts, regarding the care the use of the Arden Vene- Muscle-Strapping Bkin-Toning BLIZA- Preparations.7 , \u2019 La: May3z sun |1y U.F.0.MEMBERS IN CONVENTION Pass Resolution Apparently Supporting Mr.Drury\u2019s: Broadening-Out Policy Toronto, Ont., Sept.17.\u2014A conference of Farmer representatives in the House of Commons and Ontario Legislature was held atthe Parliament Buildings here this afternoon but it was adjourned without any decision having been arrived at as to the dute on which a convention should be called for the selection of a U.F, O.leader {n the Legislature.\u2018The adjournment was until January 8 next.Hon.W.E.Raney, former Attor- ney-General and a number of members of the late Drury Government H.C.Nixon, former Provincial Secretary, as to the passing of a resolution having been the only business transacted.Following is the resolution: \u201cThat in the opinion of this conference of Federal and Provincia) elected members the Progressive movement ought to, and does, Include men and women of common ideals in all walks of life and that steps should be taken to give practical expresson to these Ideals.\u201cAnd the convention also affirms the principle of local constitutional autonomy as the basis of representation for party conventions and also Federal and Provincial elections.\u201d B.E.STEEL CORP.ARGUES CLAIMS Against Germany, Because It Was Deprived Of Colliers Under Charter Montreal, Sept.17\u2014Three of the thirteen dietinet claims aggregating nearly $17,000,000 of the Dominion Steel Corporation, ite six subsidiary companies.and .the Seve.Heetis Steel and Coal Co., were taken up before the War Reparstions Commission Here this afternoon.The three pressnted today totalled $2,- 100,230.Separately they were an item of $899,712 for loss and damage to the Dominion Coal Company through being deprived of the steamship Stigstad during three seasone of unexpired charter period; an item of $1,106,640 for loss and damage sustained by the Dominion Iron and Steel Co.through being deprived of the use of the steamship Sorstad during unexpired charter seasons of 1917 and 1813; and an item of $93,- 878 Joss to the latter company for having to pay Incressed charges in 1918 for the conveying of 139,818 tons of iron ore.Argument on these items will be continued to-morrow ASK DEFINITION OF BURGLARY Is Open Window An Invitation To Seek Shelter With Theft As Afterthought Montreal, Sept.17\u2014Whether entrance to à store.through an open window constitutes burglary is the question raised by the Fidelity and Cusualty Company, of New York, which opposes an action on a policy covering the theft of four fur conte trom Slicer Brothers, Limited, on February let.1923, from their warehouses.The claimants allege that (he store was entered by one Eugene Barker and furs taken to the value of $667.The loss was covered by a policy held with defendant which now refuses to pay they assert.Barker, al Baker, was sentenced to Jail tor one y: it Ia turther stated In their plea the Insurance Company denies that the sentence war for theft but simply for breaking in Moreover, even this did not happen as the man entered through an open window and had no Intention, of stealing.Indeed he was simply seeking refuge for the night.The Weather.Toronto, Sept.17\u2014Pressure Is highest over the Middle Atlantic States and the Northwest Btater whils there is a depression just west of the Great lakes.The At- Iantle Coast disturbance has proved to be of moderate intensity.Rain has fallen In the sastern portion of the Maritime Provinces and near lake Superior, elsewhere the weather has been fine.Temperatures Vancouver.Winnipeg.Quebec .Malifax,, .Ottawa Valley and Upper wrence-\u2014Moderate winda; most.fair; a Witje higher temperature.adil tions to handle TALYS POLICY Lord Robert Cecil Contended League Had Fulfitied Ke Full Obligations MONROE DOCTRINE ported Regional Pact At Means To Limit Armaments attended the conference.\u2014\u2014 After a deliberation of more than Geneva, September 14 \u2014 Italy\u2019 two hours the meeting adjourned and | refusal to recognize the comy « statement was given out by Hon.'tency of the League of N the Greco-Îtal | Premier Oliver Told.Cana- | Columbia will ve put on an equal ye Tate baste with the rest of Cujoie cuts in existing rates, \u2018$John Oliver prophesied Labor Representative Supé (British Columbia would have C.EXPECTS CUTS IN BAIL RATES Within The Next Few Days, dian Olubs Yesterday Victoria, B.C.Sept.17\u2014Brition fads within the next few days by Premier in his ud- dress to the Amscciation of Canadian Clubs here today.In spite of high western freight mien, Pacific const ports were showing remarkable growth now, the Premier declared.Within two years he predicten tn Vancouver the banner port of Canada.The development of the grain trade out of Vancouver (he asserted.would Inevitably make it 7 PERSONS DEAT; And Entire City Of Berkley, Batteries Of Fire Engines Appersons are dead, hundreds of homes are ruined.millions of dollars worth of property was consumed and the Chronicle.MANY HOMES RUINED BY FIRE California Threatened Be-' cause Of Grass Fire TEN INJURED peared Useless Till Vicious North Wind Dropped | Calif, Sept.1i\u2014Two' Berkeley, crisis was the subject of an imp sive debate before the Çounéli the League today.time to prepare his answef tb Hja mar Branting, Sweden, Robert Cecil.Great argued that the League was incol petent and the matter was adjourn: ed for later discussion probably \u20ac morrow.sue's right to take up the Itall: affair, Lord Robert contended iL h performed its duty in every way by collaborating with the conference of Ambassadors In Paris.He insisted that the supreme mission League was to aelze upon every my dium of settlement in such a ori elnce ite goal was the attainment Canada's largest ported t M.Balandra, for Italy, \u2018 \u2018and Loi Britain, w Although insisting upon the Lei of t Victoria B.C.CANADIAN CLUBS CONVENTION Opened At Vancouver Yesterday \u2014 Premier Oliver Extended Cordial Welcome Sept.17.\u2014 The eleventh annua) convention of ths entire city of Berkeley wus threatened because a grass fre swep: by a heavy nurthwind swooped through the Cragmont district this afternoon and into the mors crowded residential districts.Two University ot California students, unidentified, are known to have fallen through the roof of a burning bLullding.A third person alav unidentified in believed to have been lust In the residence district near the hills \u2018The section ol the conflagration that threatened the business section was brought under control at University Avenue and A'tson Way at 8.30 o'clock this evening.i \u2018 a By Appointment For Cooler Doys English Stockings Just received and comprising newest ideas in hosiery, in weight for present and future wear.Fine wool cashmeres, plain and ribbed patterns and in all shades.From.$1.50 Grey, fawn and other autumn shades in silk and wool mixturés.$2.26 Silk and wool mixtures, hand clocked.All colors .eee.$3.75 Sport stockings in novelty patterns.Very attractive 112002200000 0 $4.75 Fall Gloves English chamoisette gauntlets.hand sewn, .in white and natural tones.$1.75 Freach kid gloves in all colors.From.$2.50 French kid gauntlets with faring cuff and embroidered backs, in grey and \u2018vocou .esse 00110001 -$5,60 Temperatures: Min, 38; Max, 64 American tourists should take advanta re of our low prices on En :lish woollen goods.HolR e Limite nfraw& lo J) PRICE TWO CENTS 44 Art Altson Way and Addison street gave forebodings that the entire Berkeley business district would go.Shattuck Avenue merchanis moved aut At 4.30 vast columns of flames vel veriant furnished renewed before the Commission on Amenflments to the covenant, when Sener Alvares the Chilean diplomat, presented a powerful defence of Monrge doctrine, which he declared was worth more than Article X of could be.phasized, because the United States naval and military forces stood ready to enforce this doctrine which torbade any European std Interfering in a territorial sense in the affairs of the United States continent.cussion on the question of the proposed pact for mutual which the Commission on the reduction of armaments will later submit to the Amembly.Ject aimed at the war.create international struck a eevere blow at the authority.of the League because they diminished confidence in the league's pacific mission.No action wae taken on the question.: brun M.Jahoux, who represents workingmen on the Commission for | armament limitation, supported the pian of subsidiary accorde agreement between niates an means of relieving tension and pav.ig the way for the cutting down of armament burdens.peace, ; Geneva, Sept.17\u2014The Machinefy of the League of Nations whirled tg- day as never before.attacked problemg of vast inter and the Council of the League in a noteworthy, public session debated the question of Italy's refg- eal to recognise the competence Pf the Léague in the Greco-Itallsn cf- os : The delegat frankfy The famous Article X of the ¢p- interest the the United 8 « covénant And this was so, Ne em- from There occurred a lively dis- assistance It is a pro- prevention of No decision was taken today on the issue of the competency of the covenant, which Italy had defied.Signor Salandra asked for time which to reply, but Cecil, while insisting that this question must be settled to avoid a future misunderstanding declared that he wanted the worid to know that in Lord Robert the Council had fulfilled its ful} obligations in the affair.It had not rushed in madly, insisted on the right of intervention but had caimiy In observance of the fundamenta) aim of the coverlant, with the Council of Ambassadors and had escured an amicable settie- ment of the conflict, collaborated Chile's support of the Monroe doctrine came when the eub-com.mittes presented a resolution founded on the Canadian amendment and calculated to interpret precisely the celebrated Article X.The resolution which was warmly supported by M.Rolin, the Belgian jurist and others, set forth that the Council must take Into account the geographical and special conditions of each etate if it delieved military measures should be resorted to because of aggréesion and Parliamentary authgrities of country must deside to what extent, it any, they should help to preserve another country\u2019s Independencethe each that There were many references lo former President Wilson and the United Bates during the discussion, which eventually was adjourned.The French delegate asked that all \u2018make haste slowly\u201d as he deemed Article X the heart of*the covenant which should be changed If at all, with the greatest care.Today's consideration of the pact of mutual assistance wan devoted to Article VI, which authorised gional alliances between states a» \u20ac festure of the general pact.ances and Japan was hostile to them, unless they were mrictly de.fenaive in character.re- guarantes Italy opposed such local al- M.Matsuda said they tended distrust te and Tt wag remarked that hoth M.Leformer French Minister and the, the best \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Reporter: \u201cWhat shall | say ahout old Brown, the candidate you sent me to interview?He kicked me down the stairs.\u201d Editog: \u201cOh, Just dav that he declined with much emphasis to express any opinton whatever.\u2019 \u2014 n'a.Arsociation of Canadian Clubs with delegates in attendance from all parts of Canada and many points in the United States, was formally opened here this morning and will remain in session until Wedneyday night.B.C.Nichol, in his presidential adéâress, referred to the flourishing condition of the association and advocated establishment of an central bureau.Premier James Oliver cordially welcomed the delegates.who ars holding their séssions in the Legisive Assembly Chambers.There ® great opportunity, he maid, for the\u2019 the Dominion; people could realixe : the best support could be given the men in charge of the destinies ot Canada.The sympathy and co-operation of the people so necessary to the Dominion Government could not he obtained unless the knowledge of difficulties spread throughout the country ss the Canadian Clubs was donng.: Dr.E J.Ryan.of 8t.John, N.Bresponded to the welcome.The further they had come, he sald, the ter had been the cordiality of reception.The West had proved a revelation to them.As n disinterested body of men.Canadian Clubs could deal with the vital problems of the Dominion in a dif- terent way from that in which they were faced by politicians.The clubs of Canada had a great duty and a great opportunity of service for the good of Canada.The attractions of Vancouver were such that a considerable nec- tion of the Montreal Canadian Club party extended its stay In that city before proceeding to Victoria.Now all are collected at the Empress Hotel, the quarters for the Canadian Club Convention.where they have been joined by the contingent from Toronto, Hamliton and other cities of Ontario which left & week inter.AJ unite in expressing their satisfaction with the arrangements made for their comfort and entertainment on the Trans-Canada trip.Those who went Alpino climbing are preparing for further expeditions skyward before returning to Montreal.Meanwhile an attractive programme of discussion and entertainment has been prepared by thelr hosts at Victoria.The, question of choosing a new version for Canada's natidnal anthem was discussed at considerable length and finally left over for action by the new executive.Provincial Ministers of Education and service clubs throughout the Deominton will be asked to cd-operate in finding the most popular version to accompany the muse of \u201cOQ Cunada.\u201d Delegates declpred that there are more than half a dozen different versions being sung in Canada.\u201cHow best to promote unity in Canada\u201d was the theme of severat notable addresses during the afternoon session, the first speaker being Senator Bostock, who declared it to be the duty of Canadian clubs throughout the Dominion to preserve the spirit of national unity which was the principle on which Confederation was founded.Mrs.B.Porter, President of the Women's Canadian Club of Montreal, sald she had canvassed the views of people in Canada, from Pullman porter to Premier, on tho question of promoting national unity.The opinions thus gained could be placed In three categories, commercial unity, unity of thought, and physica) unity, she said.\u201cLet us think of ourselvés first as Canadians and secondly as Nova Scotlans and British Columbians,\u201d she declared.C.O.Ferguson.President of the Winnipeg Club, deplored the usurpation by previnces of authority which rightfully belonged to the national government and he held that this tendency weakened national idealism and unity.St.John, N.B., was esiected tonight as the mesting place for sext year.à their valuables.The avenues of Berkeiey were thronged with msichers leaving thelr homes.Then it all changed.of the wind was one cause.The vi- clous northern became westerly ze, phyrs.Batteries of from Alemeda, Francisco arrived and added thei: | lines to the Berkeley ones.ands ot combined efforts saved the situa tion.paralyzed as soon as (he fre atarteu and sill were out of commission in Berkeley late to-night.ian Clubs to handle h§ dive A Mroughwreiimatensd {rom imo pldeq gi once Fhe diversified fiteress * north afd west.The os Vers « one time sweeping directly on (he campus Berkeley fire wae from the Berryman reservoir up to the eaatwaré line to the hills.From there south everything was burned blocke.Half of the faculty of the Univeraity of California was rén.dered homeless.generally acutheast and southwest from the Berryman reservoir, seat of the conflagration.source it extended to the business! section at University Avenue.i student body at the University and by citizens pressed into service the potice threw a gua-d about whole burned area shortly after four o'clock.kind of vehicle that could be prees- ed Into service carried salvage from the burning houses.Baby buggies, wheeelbarrows and even children's coasters were trundied about sreets.streets leading out of the burned area a¢ about 4 30 when a shifs in the wind hurled flames back on them.out of their homes in the fashionable residential section appeared in processions, many of them carrying their most making their way to places of refuge and safety.Berkeley General Hospital but only two remain.namely, women whose homes were destroyed.At 7.15 p.m.it was announced that the fire was under control.The wind had died down and further spread of lames was not looked for, FIGHT AGAINGT Governor Of Oklahoma Re- Ku Klux Kian constitutes a archistio force\u201d in Oklahoma and must be driven- from the state, Governor Walton told perhape 1,600 - persons, many of them delegates to the State Labor convention here today.The fight on the Kian is no longer & retigtous affale, te control the Government of the entire state\u201d.the Governor declared.his fight against the Invisible Empire though n tors.reporters and newspapermen In Oklahoma are members of the Kian, the Gowernor asserted.claration of \u201cshsotute martial law\" for Oklahoma City he sald that such action was necessary (0 stop Klan grand jury that had heen call ed to convene today.in all nations necessary.- streets and The direction fire engines Oakland and San Thous- | workmen helped.Their All the street car lines wero The University ot California wea The approximate scope of the far sin The path of the flames has been the From thi Reinforced by members of the | the In North Berkeley.every the Refugees crowded al the smoke and Men, women and children, driven cherished possessions, Ten 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Officers by National Railways on the outloek at the top of Mount Royal here today.welcome to the visitors and Hon.Charles Mareil, Speaker of the Federal Mouse of Commons, addressed the WEICOMED AMERICAN RAILWAY OFFICIALS.Sept.17\u20148ome 230 at the success Montreal.Htaten were outstanding.the Canadian Mayor Martin extended the city's! board the steamer MP, embarked on During the afternoon the former gathering.Canada\u2019s Household Name FOR \u201c Real Good Coffee CHASE & SANBORN'S SEAL BRAND Seld only in 15, 1 and 2 Ih.airtight tine.LA L1 03 orne.GRABER & SANGORSE, Mr.Marcell said that the future the Dominion depended largely of of the Canadian Na: tional Rallways and declared the democracies founded on th North American continent by th people of Canada and the \u2018Uni A for & war-exhausted world to fol low.The rallway officials met herd to open their §7th annual conven tion which will be continued Richelieu route for the Saguenay River.Theÿ this vessel tonight, delogatee were driven around the city.LU) {J Wisi, ground or fine ground for Trtoskater ar Peroslniot nos.a = | 3,08. A The eyes with a long stay in with return by THOS.Next Winter EDITERRANEAN : 526 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal Grand Cruise \u2018 January 19 to March 34, 1904 thy world are contared Ta dn ae Modisersancen.\u2018This i an opportuni 10 soe the historic wonderlands on the * traveling with leisare and in the utmost cemiert on the most luzurious, most replete, and largest sieamer nalliing to the Mediterranean nest season.An abeunding itinerary embracing all points worth while= beyond com; pr fo Por paid pt.SMtopover privileges in Europe Olympic, Homeric, ste.COOK @ SON ISLAND PARK FERRY 88.FRONTENAC.On and after Tth of September, 1933, without guerantes.will leave Quebec, 6,30 am.7.30.11.30 am: 3.00 pm.cept Saturday; urls | 2 30 Saturday only: 6 p.m.daily.CHRISTMAS SAILINGS From HALIFAX Te Cherbourg, London.Pirmouth Er sc, 3 Oct Island, 6.50, $.153 am, (12.15, Sat.only), 1.60, (4.26 Bat.only), 4.45, 6.45 p.m.Sunday.Quebec, 9.15.am.1, 2,15, 4.48, 8.16 pm.Island, 10 a.m.1.30, 3.45, 6.30, 6.45 p.m.For Bt.Nicholas Friday, 9.30 am.; Saturday, am.11 88.CHAMPION.Monday, Wednesday and Friday.From 8t.Jean.T o'clock a.m.Soe fda Cherbourg and amour * Bt.Michel.8 * ami.-Laconis| + \u201c Oct.17 Row.2.= Tyrrhenis St.Laurent.9 a.m.To Plymouth, Cherbourg and London.Sept.Swe Now.10.To Liverpool and Queenstown.Fept.18 Oct 18 Oct.4 Nov.6.* Te Londondesry & Glasgow.Oct 13.«Albania Saxonia .Seythia Samaria \u2026\u2026 California KENT HOUSE (Montmorency Falls) Dining Room Service a la carte.FREIGHT SAILINGS Meatresl to London.2.Verentie Private Dining Room for parties.with meals.i Car service every half hour.For reservation apply Phone 8021 | J RE OCEAN SAILINGS.g Pull information, THE ROBERT REFORD CO., Ltd.Quabes, o Local Agente The Cairn Line of Steamships Limited.FREIGHT SERVICE Montreal to Newcastle and Leith.Cairnvalona .Catrndhu .Cairnavon Robert Retord Co, Ltd Local Agents.21.SAGUENAY EXCURSION: Ry The Palatial \u201cRICHELIEU\u201d saturday, 3dnd September.$18.00 Meals and Berths Included.For particulars aud rent apply to Frank S.Stocking.General Steamship Agent MORGAN BLDG.ALL LINES REPRESENTED 13 Chicago.avre 1 Rerengarl Cher & S'mpton Moncrealr Quebece=Liver pool 7 Tyerhenn ce A ae Cansda\u2026.nn0c 0000 Sept.22 Oct.20 Now.17 | 12 Marloch.Mastreal.Lic t (New).Sept.29 Oct.27 Nov.24 ; a: ci.6 {oar only) 18 Scythia.Boston.On: un A TV Fam Halifax) ! 18 Rochambeau NV.Wavre, 3 or Nov.10] 19 Montcalm.ontresl Liverpool Calls a \u201cGlasgow.#6 elfant Wentlovod, an ta Savoi e .He WHITE STAR LINE, WHITESTAR 22 28 36 28 06 96 08 36 26 96 98 M 05 05 25 6 Compiled for The Chrenicie by FPF.8.Stocking, Geners! Steamship Agent.12 Du Port Street, Quebec.SEPTEMBER.13 Mauretania on Qnstwn 8 Fav*pt Cher # S'mpton .\u2026 \"I, Cher & Hamburg.Minnedoss.Montreal.Che S'mpton Hambur Olymy Ausonia.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Londen.nl.erry gon nx'twn & & Antwerp.Havre.$ Andaui Montreal.Ek | der jonises y, Ad v Carmanis Qns'twn & Liv'pl.A Megantic Lives 9 1 Havre 9 Mawretani .» Cher & S'mpton y Came-onia A .erry ; Glasgow.0 Melita.Mentreal.Chee.S'mpton Y.12 123 .13 Emp.& S'mpton 14 Raltic LY.wn & Liv'pl, 12 Doric Montres aus Liverpool 13 Majest in Sher & Simpton ti 1nd: derry & tory uly Toxtu med trier ty i = CHANGES IN THE ! ag 5e 2e 06 06 08 35 22 36 36 06 96 56 6 5 61 æ asgow.29 Emp.Britain.Quebec.Cher.S'mpton 3 Emre Ply & Havre ACTORER rance.Ply, & Havre Cher & S'mpton Ply.& Havre pool [und [complete the service, j [nighe > (ARMY VESSELS ON LONDON AUN Tost U.S.Transport Fleet Likely To Replace Ships Sold To Dollar Lines New York, Sept.17-\u2014The five President clase steamships now in the London service of the United ren Line, which have been sold he Shipping Board to the ey Dollar Company, may be replaced by an equal number of ships from the fleet of fast vessels built during the war for the Army transport service.These ships, of which the Government owns eleven, are rated a: 7,555 grose lons and are capable of making better than elx- teen knots apsed.Akhough of- ficlally under control of the army, they can be transferred to the Shipping Board by executive order.While no official announcement has been made relative to replace ments for the London service, Chairman Farley has stated that the general carge service from New York to London would be continued, the 502 typs of ships sold to the Dollar interests, to be replaced by \u201cother fast freight ahipe.\u201d It was pointed out yesterday that while the Shipping Board had more than 900 idle steel ships from which replacements could bs made, those of the Army transport service, or the \u201cClases B\" ships, @s they are known, would bs adequate for the service, They were built to attain better than sixteen knots speed they are well engined and well fitted to be made into cargo carriers.The cost of such reconditioning, it was ar serted,.would be nominal and the Shipping Board has available ample funds for the work.The eleven shipe are 448 feet long, with a beam of 58 feet.Their names are as follows: The Aisne, Argon, Cambral Cantigny, Chateau Thierry, Marne, Oureq, Saint Mihisl, Somme and Tours, It was also pointed out that while the passenger service of the United States Lines would be temporarily weakened, the steanwhip Republic, formerly the President Buchanan, # vessel of more than 18,000 groes tons, would be ready for service In the spring.The present intention of the Shipping Board is te operate her under the flag of the United States Line.0.3.1.SERVICE Montreal- Toronto Daily Run Ended\u2014Richelieu Off Que- bec-Montreal Route The daily service betwsen Montreal and Toronto on the Canada Steamship Lines for the season 1913 cathe to an end over the week-end, several changes have been made for the service between Montreal and Quebec and also the Saguenay.Owing to the 38.Richelleu making a special trip to the Saguenay with a full complement of .| passengers consisting of the Pas senger Traffic officers of the Canadian and United States Hallways, as the gucsis of the company, the vesse] has been taken oft the Mont- real-Quebec route, and will be eup-|s plemented by the BB.Saguenay, which with the #8.Montreal will On Saturday the 88.Richelieu left for Quebec with à epecial pilgrimage under the direction of Father Provost, for the Eucharistic Congress which was held here.On Friday next the '\u2018Richelisu\u201d leaves on a special excursion for the Saguenay &|returning to Montreal on the morning of the 24th.\u2014 SIGNAL SERVICE SHIPPINU REPORT Grosse Isle\u2014dn 12:35 p.m.Knoockflerna 35 enst; 12:26 p.m.Ceracere $3 east.Crane Island\u2014In 1:45 p.m.Imperoyal.Out 8:25 am.Canadian : |Conster.Cape Salmon-\u2014Clear, northwesi.in 9 a.m! steamer; 19 a.m.Knockfierna; noon Lord Strathcona.Out 11 a.m, Milasso; noon Manoa.Father Point\u2014Cleur.west.In 10:25 a.m.Canadian Harvester.Out 11:40 .Patria.Matane\u2014Cloar, west, Out 9:30 a.m.A.Tremblay.New Vork-Quesnstown\u2014Liverpool.9 Olympi In 13:30 p.m.Cedric Sept.22 ct.20 Nov.17 | 20 Antania.2 [sieam bars, Adri ept.29 Oct.27 Nov.34 Riviere a la Martre\u2014Clear, west.Celtic.Det.6 Nov.3 Dec.20 Caronii N.Y.Qra'ten & Live.[Out 9 a.m.Canadian Mariner.11 0er.13 Nov.10 Dex.Ÿ : Fly, Cher & Cape Magdalen\u2014Cloudy, strong New York-Cherbourg=-Beuthampien.; \u2018 .M (New).ge 23 Oct 13 N A Cher & Spon.northwest, In 13:30 p.m.Vistula; Olympic.Bept.89 Uct.20 Nov.10 | ** Cher, S'mpton [10 a.m Wabana.Tlomeric (New) .Oct.6 et.27 Nov.17 - Fame Polnt\u2014Clear, northwest.In RED STAR LINE \"&|! p.m.Canadian Rangar.Out 10 N.Y.\u2014Piymeuth \u2014 Cherbourg \u2014 Antwerp tug Gedeon I, towing two \u201c Sailings Wednesdays AMERICAN LINR N.f.\u2014Plymeuth \u2014 Cherbourg\u2014Hamburg, | 3 Sailings og FRENCH | Line ESS rie Ful Taformation Generel Agents 24 Notre Dai Meetresl ot bou) be ME vas ON, $3 Dalhousie GENIN, TRUDEAU & 00, 0d.|| & ï stesmery ot by dit Montreal \u201cJohnny, don't you know {t's Sunday?You mustn't play mac- bles out there on the sidewalk.Go i] into the backyard If you want to play.\u201d A \u201cAH right, Mother; but what day of the week je it in the baokyarda?\u201d -\u2014\u2014Cangregationaliat, La gee SEY UT ne & Isvoilds | as si ; (Paris: s; 1:30 p.m.C.G.8.Guinare.Southwest Point\u2014Clear, east, Out 10:30 a.m.C.G8.Loos.Belle Isle\u2014Out 6 am, 8:20 a.m.Rowena: Division; 7:80 11 a.m.Bmpress City of 7 am, a.m.of Manchester Casandra; France, WHY NOT MORE SHEEP?London, Ont., Advertiser When s0 many Scots are coming out here as immigrants would it not be a reasonable and sound invent- ment for the Government to bring oul the very bresda of sheep which these men know se thoroughly, and {which huppen to be the same breeds that de well in the west?.Thess wien, or most of them, know sheep hettep than any other farm snimel, excapt (he Clydesdale.The sold in sheep's wool, and there | pay cheque in hia carcass, T = the right condition for him In the and sven here in Qutario.There ars the beat shepherds in the world waiting to come aver.What lt the possibility of linking up ane with the othera?In thers not a phase of national prosperity to be had for the grasping in the que- cesaful combination of all these factors?\u2019 THE QUESKEL CHRONICLE DEN BY DYSPEPSIA Heatth ad Happiness Came With \u201cFruit-a-tives\" Mads From Fruit Juices and Tons \u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives\u201d\u201d, the reduce mors made from the pies 800, Aan and means Sot iar is country of ears has svar el Fruits tives ** ig bi health to hundreds and he people bo suffer with role Const pation, ouynees and oF Provaie ont Fru Mr.Frank Hall My says, \u2018I purchased s box of tives\" and began the treatment.conditions improved immediately.Thedyspepsia ceased to be the burden of m fring it had bees, and I was of Constipation\u201d.50e.a box, 6 for 82.50, trial sise 280.At or sept by Fruit-e-tives Limited, Ottaws, Ontone cet the ge 06 ae 96 98 98 08 06 96 36 96 20 38 36 26 36 36 40 # * SHIPPING NOTES.* s de 26 28 30 26 26 96 06 96 96 26 98 96 28 26 26 8Û Passed up yesterday: 66.Penhros at 12:10 a.m.es Passed down yesterday: 88.Canadien Coaster at 5:36 am: 88.Hochelugs at 4:20 p.m.; 86.Milazzo at 12:26 am.Arrived up yesterday: 88.Catrnvaions at 12:30 u.m.; #38.Gespesia at 1:25 p.m.; 88.Imperoyal at 5:20 p.m.; S88.Knookfierna at 8:45 p.m.* © Arrived down yesterday: B38.Montreal at 9:15 a.m.; 88.Menore at 3:30 a.m.: Jamaica and tow at 6:15 a.m.; 88.Chicago Tribune at 12:45 p.m.Lett up yemterduy: BS.Cairnvalona al 3:35 p.m.; 88.Gracla at 10 a.m.; 88.Duchess of York at 11 am.; 86 Montreal at 7 p.m.es Laft down yesterday: 88.Menore at 4:30 a.m.; 83.Bothwell at 1 p.m.* \u2018The Cunarder Andanis arrived at Plymouth at $% p.m, on Sunday, Sept.16th and at Cherbourg at 7:00 am.yesterday.SCHOONER REVIEW HAS BEEN GIVEN UP FOR LOST Halifax, Sept.17\u2014The schooner Review, which sailed from this port June fir with » cargo of lumber has been given up as lost with all hands, including Captain W, A.Beattie, of Pictou, one of the oldest and mom widely known shippers in the Maritime Provinces.With the announcement today\u2019 that the shippers In Halifax has been requested by the Demerara consigness to repeat the lumber shipment, all hope that the schooner and its crew might be safe, has been abandoned.BEQUEL TO WRECK OF 88.MAPLEHURST ON LAKE SUPERIOR Montreal, Sept.17\u2014The wreck of the Maplehurst on Lake Superior December 1st last, has & sequel in Superior Court this morning, where Jules Maliette is suing the Canadian Sigamship Lines under the Workmen's Compensation Act for the death of hie son and claims $3,000 damages from the company.He states that his son Gaston was employed as an oiler on the llI- fated steamer when she capsized in a heavy gale and his father's principal support.The company denies any responsibility under the Act, stating that the father was not dependent upon the son and therefore the case tor compensation falls.SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.Port of Montreal, Sept.17\u2014 Arrivals \u2014 Hitherwood, Llanelly; Monts Santo, Lisbon; Wearpool, Avonmouth\u2014 RUUUUNNHNENHNEHSS = TIME BALL.|] \u201c \u201c 4 25 06 00 0e 26 06 90 90 08 98 98 26 98 98 2 NA The Time Ball 1s dropped every day at 1 p.m.Standard Time, (6 p.m.Greenwich Time) from the King's Bastion here during the ssa.#08 of navigation.INVITATION TO GIRLS\u2019 COTTAGE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.Visits to the Qirls\u2019 Cottage Industrial School at Sweetsburg during the present month and October are Invited by the committee charged with the direction of the school.A teacher from Bweetsburg has been secured to take charge of the sohoot room during September.It is hoped by tha committee that she may become & permanent member ef the ataff Mrs.Falconer, of the Bureat of Soclai Hygiene, who arrives in Montreal on September 30, will be a guest gt the achool from the 81st to the 33rd of this month.Mre Herbert Marier, president of the institution, returns from England this week, and next Monday tha regular mestings ef the com- mittes wil be resumed.There are now 31 girls at the schools.The darn provided by the Kiwanis Club in nearing completion, and officiais state it will In every way meet the demands of the school.The girls have worked hard in the garden ail summer, it is reported.Dr.Chases Sg » agitanepes To Sail For America On Board # | deiphia and New York, in the order LLOYD GEORGE ON THE MAURETANIA Giant Cunarder On Sept.29th.\u2014 A cable received by the Cunard Line recently says that ex-Premier the Right Honorable Lloyd George, accompanied by Dame Lloyd George, Miss Megan Lioyd George and the ex-Premier's Secretary, will sall trom Southampton, Saturday, Sept.39th on the Cunard liner Mauretania, reaching New York October Sth, Lloyd George will spend a month in the United States, ailing for Ængiand on November rd.His itinerary includes New York, Montreal, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Winnipez, Minneapolis, St.Paul, Chiea springfield, St.Louis, Louisville, Frankfort, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Pitteburgh, Washington, Richmond, Gettysburg, Scranton.Phila- named, Banking Problems The depth and generality of the feeling that all is not well with our banking system is indicated in some measure by the expressions of opin- fon quoted elsewhere on this page.Thers are the views, not of radicals and extremists, but of publications which are supposed to speak for the business cemmunity and are undoubtedly representative, at any rate to a considerable degree of interests whose natural inclination would be to defend our banking system and to resent criticism of it an ill-considered attacks by radicals upon one of the country's most admirable (nstitu- tions There are two main festures of the situation about which the pub- He is showing cquecern.One ls that there does not appear to be adequate safeguards for depositors and shareholders against stupidity, mismanagement or crookedness vy those in charge.The audit by the shareholders provided ten years agc, as ap expedient to stave off government inspection, has been proved in practice to be practically useless; In not a single case, where later developments have revealed unsoynduess, Las the sharsholders audit given, in time, the warning that might have been effective.If (nu shareholders\u2019 audit rendered the service which those who advocated it have claimed would it have been possible for the management of the Merchants Bank and the Home Bank to give out, through their annual statements and their reports to the governments, information wilich disguised the real state.thelr affairs?This feeling that the bank's own showing or the statement of its position tv be found in the government reports may not bs accurate, operates to the detriment of the smaller bunks.The depositor, or the prospective investor In bank shares not being able to get information upon which he can absolutely rely Is apt to assume that the big bank is the best bank to do business with; and this sccelerates the tendency towards the amalgamation of banks and the consolidation of the control of credit and capital in fewer and fewer hands.It is quite clear that the process of bank consolidation is agreeable to our financial and business magnates: and they are prepared to encourage and promote it in every possible y.Thus the Nontreal Gazette, which pretty well reflects the mind of theme people, uheerves In à recent {ssue: \u201cThe lesson of recent \u2018experience points to the desirability of large banks, such as they have In England, where half a dozen institutions serve the trade and commerce of the country, and the absorption of the Bank of Hamfiton hy the Bank of Commerce can be recommended for this reason.The potion that the concentration of hank capital in a few hands implies monopoly is pure fallacy, as it should be obvious to the simplest mind that bank capital muet \u2018be made to work In however few or many hands it is held.\" The objection of the people to the concentration of capital cantrol in a few banks is rooted not in a fallacy but in an apprehension that |s well-founded and amply justified, Bankers err in supposing that conditions here ace.or can be made, aanlagous to those which prevail in England.England is territorislly a email, compact country and a concentration of capital in Landon may not have the undesirable con- seqdencea that would certainly fallow the cencentration of capital In one or two centres in Canada.Cansda is à huge country territorially; it has at least four divisions each with well-marked and distinctive characteristics, each with its own problems and ambitions.Centralisation fn such a country cannot be carried mafely beyond a certain point.There must be facilities | avaliable for each of these districts enabling ft to develop in keeping with {ts own genius; and banking facilitien are of course essential.If it becomes clear to the people that our banking system prevents the sgtahlishment of territorial and district banka there will be a resuit- ing agitation taking nolitical term, for effective remedies.Our big bankers may nooh-pook this state- mens, but they will find out within the next\u2019ten years that it is true.if muttera continue to develop slong the foreshadowed lines.The conditions outlined above ss giving rise to publie unrest suggest some needed modifications.There ought to be government Inspection of bynke The smaller banks ought to wee that thia a necesmry for thelr own protection and join vigorously in the movement to bring !t about.When they oan produce & government statement confirming their own statements they will be in a arongey pesition fa compete for business with the big banka.Then there should be checke appiled to the present Movement towards oen- ot M CCORMICKS Fer A \u201c TUESDAY, ° Leaves |.TREAL OO Third DAILY [fourth + credits would, with respect to certain important branches ot Canadian industry, tend to deecentralize creâit control; but even for com- merclal and Industrial\u2019 purposes there is need for reasonable diver: ty in banking facilities.There are more people In Canada than the big bankers have any idea of, who are beginning to wonder it, for the purposes of encouraging the even de- cuitral, industriel and commercial lines, there is not samething to be sald In favor of the United States Press.\u2018 Think nothing done while aught remains to do.errs A proud man is always a foolish man.finged b: der and_rouge.The eyes wile That spar clearness tha good villa mot There of you Bi hey Joronte, writes tha Fai i Ee it don im aie 10 Vous t women are Le ral cd mere out xion are two different var ee ist and av re vost Tove a cent a dose ou sre bow much effective à - TK Laxative P Le SE rE | tralisation of capital control.The creation of agricultural danke or similiar institutions providing rural Not Ol HOURS VANCOUVER Saves A Business Day Morning 9.4522 WINNIPEG 4\u201c You Have Hed Breakfast = You Are ReadyÆr Business Carries Firat-Class Sleeping Car (Also carries | meng on: passeng so es limi n r or between \u2018Montreal a Craw) ca Observation Compartment Sleeping Cars Standard Sleeping Cars \u2014 Oil burning endings in mountains.Ne smeke\u2014No cinders.pan Top Observation Cars.This most ap-to-date train will continue until Septemoer 29th, inclusive.Travel CANADIAN PACIFIC velopment ef lochlities along agri banking system.\u2014 Manitoba Frees and iL.HR 110 0 Summer ad re Pre , Tyven, ENS er done for bec con je Tours À Ryrup Caldmell 16 nie bottes stores lust nes wii liquid laxative in the rr, \" aveu 1 Yey Want to Try Et Free Before Buying «aes arvep Pete\u201d 34 Caldwell Bidg., EE EER a AÉPPÉVES es rovovserorsersennrauns 91022 CALGARY 9.004 VANCOUVER Car SEPTEMBER 18, 1923.City ef Quebes, .District of Quebec.CITY OF QUEBEC CITY KRALL MY-LAW No.2.To Amend By-law Cenceraing the Circulation of Vehicles tm Oly Gtrosta.~ Drawa up in the French Language At a meeting of the City Oeuncil of the City of Quebec held on Wednesday, the 13th day of September, 1923, the following By-law was rend for the first time: It is ordained and enacted dy = By-law of this Council and the \u2018sid Council hereby ordaine and enacts .follows to wit: .Article 13 of By-law No.13a, pret the 16th May, 1913, is re.penled und replaced by the following: 12.At the meeting and crossings of streets: the driver of every vehicle on one or any of sid streets Is called to give right of way to the driver of all vehicles who come from his right on the cther street.3.The following article is added after article 14 of By-law No.32a, passed the 16th May, 1913, to wit: 14a.It is forbidden to every driver of a vehicle drawn by one or twa horses or to any motor man in charge of an electric tramway car to cross a bridge situated is the elty limits at a rate axcesding three miles an hour.8.The present By-law fs declared forming part of By-law No.21s.PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that in conformity with the provisions of the law the above By-law shall be read a second time for adoption Friday, the 21st September, 1933.By order, H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.PE\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Watch for this Sign @ @ It Pays To Investigate It will pay you to select your and Tobmcoo sundries at JOS.COTE will recognise by the above sign, of two pipes We have à big steck of the following celebrated brands of pipes: WASP INTELLIGENCE Toronto Star The French-Canadian guide to a fishing party informed a 8tar reporter that he expected a mild winter this yeur.When asked why, he explained that this season the wasps and bees had built their nesta low.When they build high, as was the case last year, à severe winter follows.Now, to look at a wasp one would not suppose that it could sense\u2019 enough to forsee weather conditions months in advance.° If you mave.you're dead.\" Student\u2014\"My man, you shoul$ be more careful of your English.Jt T should move, it would be & positive sign that I was alive.\u201d Che healthy look that \u201cDR.CALDWELL'S LAXATIVE SYRUP PEPSIN Gives is Natures Own Ladies! 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Quebec Chronicle Best Value For el - \u2014\u2014 Advertiser \u201cAbstracts and Brief Chronicles of the Time\" CNA.WELDS NEW LINK IN CHAIN Of Transcontinental Connections With Opening Of New Neebing Terminals Montreal, Sept.17\u2014According to advices received here last night by 8.J.Hungerford, Operating Vice President of the system, an important link in a chain of greater rall.way facilities for the Canadian National Railways was welded with the opening yesterday of the new Neebing Terminal just outside West Fort Willlam.The Neebing yards, it is claimed are the most modern in their equipment of any railway terminals in Canada and their purpose is to further spesd up the transports- tion of grain from the prairie pro vinces to the head of the lakes ana of merchandise from east to west.With à total trackage of over 43 miles and a handling capacity of 2,000 cars dally, the new terminal le expected to hasten movements both east and west very appreciably.Between Winnipeg and the new terminal thers are 3,225 cars of 1333 wheat, much of which will arrive at Neebing terminal during today and tomorrow, inaugurating the real gain rush of the season and all of this will be classified and distributed through the new terminal.Freight trains from both east and west, now terminate their runs at the Neebing yards instead of as formerly at Mission and other terminals.All eastbound freight, including grain, classified and distributed on arrivals so that deliver- fes of cars to elevators, docks and other destinations are made with a minimum of handling.Transfer trains will handle loads and empties between the departing yards ard elevator sidings, thus reducing to a minimum all possibility of congestion at Port Arthur and Fort Wil Ham terminals.DIABETES HAS BEEN CONQUERED Says Prof.J.J.McLeod Of Toronto, Associate Of Dr.Banting (Canadian Press Cable) London, 8 17\u2014Diabetes has been conquered\u201d was the text of the address delivered today before the British Aescolation for the advancement of Science by Professor J.J.R.McLeod of Toronto who was associated with Dr.Banting in producing the insulin treatment.Prof.McLeod showed how succes sive efforts had been made to extract insuMn from yeast but vrobably through bacterial action these exps- rimente had not been uniformly euccesstul, Dr.Banting, he said, had proved that continued periodical injections brought sufferers back to health and possibly time would show that prolonged treatment would permanent.ty restore health.Prof.McLeod said the action of the British medical council assured an adequate supply of insulin for Great Britain which country was independent of foreign supply.The unit price was now 25 ehiliings weekly for two daily injections and would hecome lower as production increased.FOUR MEN BURIED UNDER CONCRETE In Mohawk River, N.Y, According To Report\u2014Wooden Frame Work Collapsed Schenectady, N.Y., Sept.17, \u2014 Tour men are believed Lo be buried in the Mohawk River near this city under tons of wet concrete which formed undor the water when the wooden scaffolding on the Great Western gateway bridge gave way about six o'clock tonight, One of the men Is Kenneth Davidson, superintendent of construction for the entire bridge.Six other men have been taken to the hospital seriously injured.About 230 cuble yards of concrete had been pouted for the first arch on the northern or Scotia bank of the river, workmen said, when the wooden framework gave way precipitating a number of men into the river.The four miming men went down with the soft mass in 13 fest of water, TRADING 1N JAPANKAE SILK TO BE RESUMED.New York, Sept.17\u2014Trading In Japaness raw slik in the New York market, which has been suspended since the earthquake in Japan wilt te resumed tomorrow.The raw sk committes of the trade coun.ail of the aflk association of Amarloa decided at a meeting today to lire the embargo on trading by members of the association.eee She\u2014~Help! Police! Stop him! Me tried to flirt with me.Cop~Calm yourself, lady, there's plenty more.\u20148iren.DEPOSITORS OF HOME BANK WERE CRITICAL sean on cars or em Said Bankers\u2019 Ass'n.Should| Not Expeoted Assist Weak Sister To Her Feet OUTSIDE INSPECTION Suggested That Provinoes Should Start Saving Banks, Guaranteeing Security (By Canadian Press) Montreal, Sept.17\u2014Between eixty and ssventy depositors in the Montreal branches of the Home Bank of Canada gathered here today in reply to a request\u2019 made by I.A.Weldon, Advocate of Lindsay, Ont, who has been named Ueneral Becrelary of the depositors of the bank in Canada.A number of resolutions were passed by the meeting bringing the position of the Montreal depositors into line with that adopted by Ontario depositors at meetings held at Toronto.M.M.Sperber, Advocate of Mont: was chosen by the mesting to represent the local depositors at general meetings of Te of various localities in Canada to be held at Toronto from time to time.Mr.Weldon sald a meeting of this kind would be held in Toronto this week.The sentiment of the meeting heartily approved of statements that it was for the other banks to come to the aid of the depositors and a threat was added by Bernard Rowse, K.C., representing the Verdun Great War Veterans .Assoclation and a New York fAnancial institution, that unless this was done æ movement would soon commence in Canada for .he formation of provincial savings banka.The first resolution passed was that the depositors present constitute themselves into a province of Quebec Home Bank Depositors Committée \u201cand that this organization continue in existence until such time as the depositors yet 100 cents on the dollar\u201d.Other resolutions opposed any winding up order until the curator has made his report and until such time thereafter as the depositors have had time te conal euch report; and that the Government of Canada should at once appoint & Royal Commission to investigate the causes of the failure of the Home Bank and also investigate in the most comprehensive manner the present condition of all the Canadian banks so that depositors may be in « position 10 judge as between banks\".M.Albert, a local depositor, who acted as Chairman, said all the banka should be investigated since the Canadian Bankers\u2019 Association was, in a etnse the father of them all and the culprit in this case, and ali banke were members of the Assoc:ation.Objectione were raised by & large depositor present that such a course would entall great delay and the resolution wag amended to the Investigation of other banka only when the Royal Commiesion was the investigation of other banks only when the Royal Commission was through with the afaire vf the Home Bank.Another resolution protested against a preference being given to deposits of the Federal and Provinclal Governments.Mr.Weldon explained that it was desired to have the Governments waive the!r rights under the Bank Act for preference over private depo- sitore.He added that In the case of the Home Bank !t was found that \u2018the depositors\u2019 money had been taken to New Orleans and put into a raliway.While the sharelhividers had put money into the Home Bank for the purpose of making profits, the depositors had done so for the purpose of getling security, \u201cWhat we have seen of other banke that have failed\u2019, said Mr.Weldon, \u201cis that the heads of the bank.have used the money (of depositors) for undertakings In which they had f- nancial Interest, that is, they have not worked for the shareholders, the depositors or to help the community but for thur own private affairs\u201d.He addad tha: he expected both the Government and the Canadian Bankers\u2019 Association to take an interest in the Home Bank and he de- inred thut had lt not been for an association urging the Government not to have outside inspection, this failure would not have occurred.\u201cWe would have known before, and this bank wousd not have got into this position.but the | Association has always opposed outside inspection\u2019, Since, he sald, the Canadian Bankers\u2019 Asnocistion had taken the attitude that they were willing to look after members of their own family.the depositors of the Home Bank should say to the Assoclation.\u201cHere is a weak sister and you should do the best you can to try and put her on her own feet again\u2019.Bernard Rose, X.C., sald that the fact that the Canadian Bankers\u2019 Association had put à curator in charge of Home Bank affaire was proof of responsibility by the Amociation.Hs insisted on depositors getting 100 per cent of their claims, claiming that their funds were in the same position ae trust funds.He declared that the Information that the Home Bank affaire were not sound, was known at Ottawa manthe before the crash.He suggested thar « committee wait on Premier Tas.{Jordanie are to the effect that re- REVOLUTIONISTS QUEBEC, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923.\u2014FOUNDED 1764.IN PALESTINE Abdullah\u2014General Uprising Jerusalem, Sept.17\u2014 The latest accounts reaching Jerusalem con- corning the attack by tribesmen on the camp of Emir Abdullah in traits volutionists surrounded Abban early Sunday morning and cut the t phone and telegraph wires.After & fierce engagement the revolutionary tribesmen were routed.They fled southward toward Medabs, leaving 32 dead behind them Including some of their chi THeorles of a general uprising throughout the territoy of the Jordan river are being discounted.A section of the press here connects the movement with that of the vebel Ibn Saud who stated recently that he was mobilizing a force of 18,000 men for the purpose of oc- oupying Emir Abdullah's territory, which formerly was part of Paleatine but was declared autonomous in May last with Abdullah, eldest son of King Hussein of Hedjaz, us ru cheresu to ask him to use influence with the Federal Government and the Association to get the money fo: the depositors.He also wanted a huge delegation lo go to Otiawa.Unless the Canadian bankers came to the ald of the depositors, aald Mr.Rose, there would be a na- tion-wide demand for the establishment of provincial savings banks.Ottawa, Bept.17\u2014The Journal in iis news columns today carries the toilowing:\u2014 Though nothing official has been received from the curator, Mr.E.8.Johnston, local manager of the; Home Bank, stated th morning that in his opinion the Home Rank depositors will receive a very high percentage on the dollar of their.savings if they do not receive 100 cents or the total amount.Mr.Johneton told the Journal that in his branch 70 per cent of the notes payable had been coliected, and that the remainder would be paid promptly within the next two monthe.Mr.Johnston asserted thar he was positive that the situation was practically the eame in other branches of the Home Bank and with the assistance of Canadian churtered banks the gituation would not eeem s» bad as many Home Bank depositors think.Contrary to articles published by Toronto newspapers, Mr.Johnston said that Mr.H.J.Daly, the Home Bank's President, was deeply concsrnsd over the suspension.That the revising of the Canadian Bank Act in Parliament last session had something to do with the suspension, was Mr.Johnston's opln- lon.He pointed out various new clauses with regard to liabilities.My.Johnston thought that deposi tors of the Home Bank would not suffer because If they did the chartered banks of Canada would jose | wavings bank depositors.Mr.Johnston thought that the Canadian Bankers\u2019 Association would stand behind the Home Bank.The recent action of speculators in Montreal | and Toronto In offering depositors of the Home Bank seventy cents on the dollar for thelr accounts would indicate that the asseis of the liome Bank were intact.Simplicity Ia that grace which frees the soul from all unnecessary CERMAN POLICE SHOT TWELVE FOOD RIOTERS Workmen's Wages Said To Be Equivalent To 25 Cents Per Week COMMUNISTS ACTIVE Angry Workers Reported To Have Staged Demonstrations In Several Towns Berlin, Sept.17.\u2014Twelve persons were killed and many wounded at Borau province of Brandenburg on Sunday when police reinforcements who had been called to the town because of food demonstrations, fired Into a crowd in the market place.Owing to the fact that the factories have been working on short time, the wages of the workmen were totally inadequate for the purchass of the most frugal supplies of neces- sitie: Many of the men are said to been In receipt of less than the equivalent of twenty-five cents waekly.For a long time the populace had suffered in silence but on Friday a further increase in prices led to a violent demonstration which forcea the shopkeepers to reduce prices.There was no Interference on the part of the police and the day passed without disorders.The Burgomaster however, necret- ly summoned police reinforcements trom Kottbutsaw and these arrived Sunday and took up quarters in the market place of Sorau.While a deputation of workers was | urging the burgomaster to withdraw the reinforcements, a great crowa gathered In the market place and the police, apparently fearing they were about to be attacked.suddenly opened fire.The crowd fled in terror, leaving twelve dead and many wounded on the ground.Qulet pre- valled in Borau today, but the anger of the workmen in intense.London, Sept.17.\u2014A despatch to the Central Newa from Berlin says there has been street fighting between Communists and Royalists n Plauen, 8axony .Twelve persons are declared to have been seriously Injured.Berlin, Sept.17.\u2014During a demonstration by workmen at Freiburg in Baden today there was a collision with the police during which the police fire on the workmen, killing one and wounding several others.EMUNOSEN BACK | FROM NOME Says He Will Again Attempt An Airplane Flight Across The Pole Beatlle, Wm., Mopti.17\u2014Cuptain Raold Amundsen, Arctic explorer and Captain Harold Noice, head of the recent exploration for Wrangel Island, for the relief of the ill-fat- ed Crawford party arrived here te- day from Nome, Alaska.Captain Amundsen confirmed his previous announcement that he would again ttempt an sirplane flight across the North buiv, starting this time trom Spitsbergen.His attempt last summer was frustrated when the landing apparatus of his plane was smashed in a test flight.JAP PREMIER CONGRATULATED Nation On Its Presence Of Mind In Face Of Its Most Terrible Calamity Tokio, Rep:.17\u20141In a statement addressed to Lhe whole nation Premier Yamaoto reviews the catastrophe which devastated flve prefectures, cont thousands of livesand rendered millions of people home- leas.He congratulated the nation on its presence of mind in the face of \u2018ts most terrible calamity and declares that although there were some Instances to the contrary, peace and order were generally well maintained.The statement expresses the deep sense of gratitude on the part of the Government and people of Japan for the sympathy and practical help forthcoming from foreign nations.The Premier declares that the reconstruction of the capital will be a real test of the resourcefulness of the Japanese and that it will require the etforts of the whole country to create something better and greater than the former city.With that aim, the Government has as wembled the best available wisdom of the country and the form of a reconstruction commission, the members of which will have the rank of Cabinet Ministers.The Commission will include the Privy Councillors, political | 8 and peers and well known businessmen and scholars.It is understood % Minister of Foreign Actalre.He :% SOME SPANISH MINISTERS § served as Ambassador to Rome ® Nltrom 1916 to 1920 and was created | % HAVE BEEN ARRESTED $f a peer in recognition of his work = Æ.ne one of the Japanese peace en- 8 REPORT SAYS.% voye In 1918.Imperial residences % H have been assigned to those embas- * À sien and legations, whose quarters \u201c - were burned or seriously damaged.18 London.Sept.17.- A {Frince Takena's house has been % Reuter despatch from Cer- | placed x the disposal of the Amer % bers, France, says that tra- 8 jean Ambassajor and Prince Kita- % vellers arriving from Spain M ehirakama\u2019s bas been allotted to % report that some of the %M'the French.% Ministers who held office at 3! 2eme % the time of the coup d'etat M.if | run this item.madam,\u201d # have been arrested.M said the city editor, I shail have The prime condition for discovering the truth is to be tree from all reflections upon ilsell.ME ENS OST MOUSE CSC SRELONIEL ONT WP Svea prejudice, I that Baron Ijuin Is to be appointed to use the blue pencil on about nine.tenths of it.\u201d \u201cOh, that is too much trouble!\u201d exclaimed the caller, sweetly.let me have it again and I'll write it all with a blue pencil!\u201d\u2014Buccess.© tévotongte Gpatite, Jan.RY JUDGE DISAGREED WITH PRISONER Fit For Dogs\u2014Jury's Verdict Monireal, Bept.17\u2014John Clark, accused of escaping from (he Bt Vincent de Paul penitentiary on May 21 last, was found guilty by a jury King\u2019s Bench here today.The ac: cused who pleaded hls own vase claimed that if there were any ering It had been committed by the officials of the penitentiary by placing hm in the way of temptation.The prisoner croas-examined the Warden of the penitentiary Col.R.A.Girouard, Deputy Warden Fitzgibbon and Arthur Gauthler, ex-guard ot the prison, closely, all his question: being directed towards obtaining an admission that his escape him the chance.Clark also addressed Lhe jury and claimed that the treatment of pri- sonèra at the penitentiary was poor were treated worse than dogs.Judge Wilson mated that he personally knew conditions at the prison and they were good.In thers was perhaps too much luxury for the prisoners in the methods of reform adopted there, terms of four years each for break.\u2018ng and entering two houses at Dorterms ran concurrently.would take into acount when he sen tenced the prisoner later.RICHMOND.OUE., Meet On Sept.22 Richmond, Septbrooke on Mept.32, on the grounds.Teams from Thetford, Richmond, Magog, Windsor {Mill pete.The main events Included 220 yards race, hurdle race, vault, half-mile race, mlie race, 5 mile Marathon, are numerous and of excellent and will be distributed to the suc- relay Theatre at 500 p.M.Turroite'a orchestra will anticipated.Amongst pupils attending Me- Donald College from this are: Milan Dorothy Richmond: Hilda Helena Kingsbury; Genevieve Danville: Lrene M.McCourt, Windsor: Jessie G.Mcleod, Richmond; Annie L.McMorine, Richmond: lacy V.Mike, Richmond: Richmond, Routh Durham.Mr, and Mra.C.¥.Nixon who have recently heen the guems of Mr.and Mra.W, Nixon, have returned to 8t.Johnsbury.Vt.The Fduoational Record July, August, September quarter of 1923, has just been Issued.It is & very iutereating number and should be read by teachers and all others taking an interest in school matters.Amongst the very interesting articles it contains is one on the \u201cRoyal Institution\u201d which waa the first attempt at an educational sya- tem for Quebec under the English regime.The origin of some of the present day features of the educational system of the Province , may he traced thereto.Boucheite, In his \u2018British Dominions In America\u201d mentions several of (hese schools under the \"Royal Institution,\u201d which were established in different parts of the Eastern Townships at that early date.l'Avenir Pair 1 Avenir, will hold the annual Nrummond County fair the week on Thursday the 20th inst.Prepa- rations are well under way to ac., commodate both exhibitors, exhibite and anectators.There are some 40 Who Said Cells Were Not under Judge Wilson in the Court of war caused by the fact that they gave und that the cells were not fi for pigs.He added that the prisoners fae?val and for assaulting an officer.The : medical NEWS ITEMS Arrangements Are Well Under nrother instance waere the new Way For Amateur Athletic 17 \u2014(8pec.al opened the Olympia Theatre, he ap- Correspondence) \u2014 Arrangements plied at the City Hall for a license are will under way for the amateur which was issued to him by athletic meet to be held In Sher.City's Fair East Angus.Waterville and several other points zre expected te com-; pole The prizes was not valid, as only the Becretary type | Treasurer has the right to issue a cemful contestants at His Majestys Lavallee refused The order of Railway Conductors propose hoidinæ à Social Dance !n the Town Hall here, on October 3rd.provide 'er, pro tem, and Mr.Bureau's fee the music and a good programme is was returned to him; to be just a: dintrict wan and that he would keep it.Reauchamp, Reers, G.Findlay, owner, that a delegation, said to Dorie asking to have Mr.Bureau's license The Educational Record for the\u2019 Aie DAY tés REAR PLATFORM FALL of THE SICIPPER Pas RO ScHook JUST AT LUNCH HOUR AN HAD A GooD LAUGH ON THE YeuN6STERS WKO ALWAYS PESTER MIM BY SWINGING ON SENIND.ONIN Hikh HE CERTAINLY \u2014 :specla] prises Lo be awarded, Judg- \u201cIng will commence at 9.30 a.m.The {tale ia & purely agricultural with.| out the usual side aticaclion such se horse racing and midway.Richmond Council Knighta of Coe lumbus Elrat Officers At the regular monthly sesb:on of Richmond Council Knights of Columbua held Bunday Eve the 18th Inst., the following officers were elected for the ensuing y \u2014 Grand Knight\u2014H.M.Gain.Deputy Grand Knight\u2014Wm.Dees | maraie.Chancellor-\u2014Adelerd Proulx.Financial Secretary\u2014%.L.Heayes.Recorder\u2014!.Prefontaine Treasurer\u2014@8.EB Deemara:e.Advocate\u2014Fred.Proulx.Warden\u2014A, Brosseau, tnaide Quard\u2014W.Roy.Outside Uuard\u2014NR.Laroche.Trustes\u2014A.J.Hudon.\u201cTo Advance the Good of the Community\u201d NEWS BUDGET May Pick Up Clem Trihey, It Is Said Grand Mere, Sept 17 (Special) Correspondence)\u2014 Mr.Ki.Mudure In spending a week's vacation in St Hyacinthe.We are given to understand, that [aster Patrick, an official of the \"Pacific Const Hockey icugue, is on his wuy to Montrexl, to plek up a few new pinyers, and that the chan- cea are Clem Trihey will be one ut them.Trihey, who at ons time lived fn Grand'Mere, starred for the local team in thelr St.Maurice Valley League fixtures.latterly he CRANDMERE | pacific Coast Hookey League! Alberta Miners Will Sub t played for Loyola in the Montreal Clty Leaguendmittance to senior hockey his fortunes will be Interestedly wate - | ed by his former teani-muntes her: - \u2014 Misa Regina Lajole, Wonlworth's cashier, Is spending her vacation in Lowell, Mass, Miss Murguerite Koenig in visiting triends In Ja Tuque.Mra.Harry Downs hen gone tn Saranac Luke, N.Y., te nttend the} funeral nf her brother.Grand\u2019 Mere hus received an ur ! gent anpeal from the Medical Ser.| Clark had heen sentenced to three , vice Corimittee of the Medical Women\u2019s National Assoclativn, for [monetary assistance in establishing, ! clinies in the earthqualie| devastated districts of Japan.Don.| The jury made a recommendation ations should be made payable to for mercy which the judge said he !Dr.Sue Radcliffe.American Women\u2019s Hospitals, 637.Madison Ave.New York City.The aplendid work of this Association in all fielis iwhere war or disaster has called for their services, relieving suffering, tis universally known.History pie.dicta that their call will not be !n | vain, for firand\u2018Mere han ever becny quick and generous in her response in helping to relieve such like disaster conditions, | We regret to have to record, yet | soverning body of our municipal affairs, by a very unbusiness like method of issuing and then attempting to cancel a license for a moving picture hall, have unsightly placed us in the public's eye.Eecently Mr.Valmore Bureau te- the Accountant, acting for the | Becretary-Treasurer who is on ve.cation.For this ke paid 8100.00 and apparently everything was in order.However, the Mayor thought otherwise and instructed the As- (sistant Secretary-Treasurer to ri turn Mr.Bureau his fee notifying him that the Issuance of his liceuse license vf any description.Mrto comply with [this order, pointing out the irregularity of the action, And am a protest proferrad his resignation.The Mayor thereupon appointed Mr Henri Neault as Secretary Treasurpromptly returned to Mr.Neault with the intimation that the money was not his, but that the Iicense Mr, | Bureau has been informed by Mr Ueorges Valliere of Queber.(he consist of the Mayor and other citizens of Cirand Mere called upon the | Deputy Minister of Public Works cancelled on the ground of alleged faulty wiring in the theatre.Mr.Valllere producing his certificates from the Roard of fire underwriters to the effect that the electrical in- istaliatlon was according to regula- | one: the Deputy Minister refused 10 cancel the license.Why the Mayor really wanted to have this license cancelled one cannot say, but we do know he went to great pains in attemepting to do so and we miso know that CGrand'Mere's [om movie picture houre, the Na.tional Theatre, is operated by the Mayor's father, Mr.Amedee Gui bord.Four ladies tied for first place, with gross scores of 97 in the tour.namant for class À players in the Canadian Women's Senior (loll As- Innelation Cirst championship meet, pinyed over the Royal Montreal Golf course.Mra.J.B.Hathaway.Royal Montreal, G.C.Mra.Sidney] Jones, Toronto (.C., Mrs.George Chahoon.Jr, Grand'Mere, G.C.and Mre.W.H.Burns, Rosedale, Toronto.In the play-off.the honor wna annexed by Mra, Sidney Jones, with a gross rcore of 95 for the 18 hotes.The acheduled league fixture between Grand'Mere and Shawinigan Fails.was by mutual consent changed to an exhibition one and played yeaterday on the Laurentide AAA.ground.The home team proved the victors by a score of eight runs to seven.A good attendance witnessed (he match.the going was rather slow on account of the soggy condition of the ground otherwise good baseball was displayed.The bafteriea were Guay tor Shawinigan: Barrette and Goodacre for (rand\u2019Mere, with Pink and lamarande aa catchers for their reapective teams.Rev.and Mra, W.H.Monrhead and child, accompanied by Mim D.Wilson of Sherbrooke who has been visiting at the Rectory for the past month, leave today for a vacation which will be spent with Mra.Moorhead's parents in Sherbrooke.Next Sunday the Rev.J.W.Harrison of Shawinigan Tails will hold the morning service at St.Stephens In the event of his OFF IN WEST Their Grievance To Inde pendent Chairman Caigary.Sept.17\u2014One thousand Druntheller coul miners.who have Leen on strike for 21 days, at a mass meeting in Drumheller today, decided to return to work to-mor- row and to aubnilt their dispute to « independent chairman for set- tement.Hon.James Murdock.Minister n° Iabo:, wlll probably be named in- depentient chairman, according Lo William A.Sherman, President of the Distriet 18, United Mine Workeir of America.The chairman will be asked to investigate cases of x! leged discrimination against men also devide the legality of (he mire: » contention that they bave he ight to establish an \u201cOK™ list system, whereby all miners hireil by the nine cwners had to obtain an OIX from the lucal union Lefore they could go down the pit.THREE AER WILL HA Regional Convention Of Medical Men On Sept.20\u2014Spe- cial Invitations Issued Thres Fivers, Sept.17\u2014(Special Correspondence»\u2014The programme Have been issued for à regional convention of the district of Three Rivers Medical Men whi~h is booked to ake place at Three Rivers Thursd Bept.20th at 2.30 p.m.The sittings will be held in the Chambers of the Knights of Columbus, 64 Roya! street Amongst o:he's who will be present and address (he convention are: Dr, O.Tourigny, Three Rivers, address of welcome, Tr.C.A.Bouchard, Three Rivers, closing address: Dr.R.Beaudry, Three Riverspresentation address.papers on \u201cIntantils Mortality snd Tubercu- 1osie by Dr.A.Lessard, Director of Public Hygiene.Quebec; \u201cLesims of the Stomach\u201d by Dr.A.Paquet.Professor of Laval University, Quebee.Special (nviiations Rave been {s- sued to members of the Medical Socleties, o?Sherbrooke, Joliette, Archabaska, and Portneut and to others in the district.Dr.Omer E.Desjardins, M.D.of Three Rivers, Is the Secretary.There will be ferry accommodation in the evening for medical men attending from the South Side of the 8t.Lawrence.WOMAN GAVE BIRTH TO HEALTHY CHILD ON MONTREAL TRAIN.Belleville, Ont., Sept.17\u2014Mrs Pilon.a French woman, who lives at Windsor.gave birth to a health bahy girl on the Montreal bound train which arrived here last night.The child was born between Trenton and Relleville and on arriva here a C.N.R.physician was waiting with the rallway ambulance and the woman was removed to the General Hospital.Today hath mother and child are doing nicely.EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Church.while licensed lay reader.Mr.Ellwood Wilson will conduct the evening one, Personal.Miss Katherine Eberhardt.spent the week-end at Lac des Piles with the Camp Fire Girls.Mr.Arthur E.Byrant of Montreal.was the guest of Mr.and Mrs W.J.Morrow over the week-end.Mrs.Bryant who han been visiting Mra.Morrow returning to Montrea' with him.Miss Ethel Mclaren of Van Horne Avenue, leaves today to take a course in domeatic rcience at Mc Donald College, Ste.Anne de Be:- leville, Mra, B.C.Bauter of Watertown.N.T.in the guest of Mrs.F.A Hinckley, of Third Avenue.Mr.and Mrs, J.M.E.Marcotte ot 8t.Catherine street, ars visiting triends in Lowell, Mass.Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Brigg, of St.Lambert, have b visiting Mrs.Rrigg\u2019s sister, Mrs.Goodacre of St.Touis treet.Mr.W.H.Morrow of Grand Falla Nfld.in viziting his parents, at their residence on Bt.James street.Miss Gratin Wardle, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.E.B.Wardle.has gone to Portland, Me., to continue her atudies in music.Miss Ruth G.Williams fe paying her parents & visit at their home, in Westmount.: Batcheller Mason is leaving te, enter Phillips Exeter Academy in - Exeter, N.H.5 Jimmy Bimme, of First Avenue, has gone to Rishop's College, in, Lennoxviile, P.Q.! Mr.Rodolphe Maltais, son of Mr ,; Joseph Maltair, of Bt.Loule street, has left for Kingmton, Ont.where! he will continue his studies at they College of Reglopolls.i Mrs.Henri Ortiz of St.Catherine: street 18 in Ottawa to place heel i oldest son In school of the Jesu College.Miss Carmen Colin the daughter): ot De.and Mre.A.Colin has been: placed in the ehobl, ot the H Nunnery.Ottawa te continue || her ot re \u2014\u2014 A grag + re EY SATIN A SAPs miami tn 44 5 XW ME WAT Ms mpm er ë f § ] At EI ne ES Oates re cs en ; ' ; Uhe Queber Chronicle 9 Pounded Juno 21, 1764 Printed and published by the Quebec Chronicle \u2018Company, at the buliding of the Company, Mundo Streot, Quebec.A.G.Poany, Editor-in-Chief: ®.J.Egan, Business Manager.Subscripslemi Daily, Youn Subscribers, 64.06 per annem; Out of Tows, $6.00; Weekly, $1.50 per annum; payable in advance.Advertisements: Rate card obtaimable on request.QUEBEC, SEPTEMBER 18, 1088.JURY REFORMS.One of the most important and certainly ome of the most far-reaching resolutions passed at the recomt Casadian Bur Awcciation convention aé Moatreal had te de with the system of \u201ctrial by jury\" it is rather curious that it should have provoked so little public comment: particiiurly when the controversy between those who urge the abolition of that system and those who champion its merits is recalled.Of latter ycats there has been an increasing tendency to hold trial by Jury responsible fur miscarriages of justice while thore are many who soutly maintain that it is incorporated in the sutuiés tu cnrure an sccused person of a fair trial by bis peers and that one of the greatest mafe- guards of justice would be removed if it were dune away with.The resolution moved at Montreal by Judge J.RR.Armstrong and seconded by Hon.J.B.M.Baxter, both of St.John, N.B., suggests a middle course, being in the nature of a compromise between the extremists who would abolish trial by jury in criminal cases and those who Insist that one charged with a crime must be pronounced guilty by \u201ctwelve good men and true.\u201d It reads as follows: \u201cResolved that the Commitice on Administration of Criminal Justice be requested to make enquiry, from trial judges of criminal cases with juries, .+ as to whether greater justice would not be secured by enacting, say, ten out of twelve jurors In capital punishment cases and.say.nine jurors in other indictable offences, to bring In 8 verdict after the lapse of say threo hours.\u201d The above proposal is unreservedly supported by the St.John Tulegraph-Journal which argues in this wise: \u201cIt is paid (hut à man Is not gulity until be is proved guilty but at present be must be proved guilty by an unanimous votc of the jury.That there have been miscarriages of justice because of the necessity of this unanimity is u generally acknowledged fact.In our own Province the machinery of justice has been badly handicapped by the need of an unanimous verdict.There arc men living today who might have hanged had the propoml of this resolution been the law of the country and moreover, the Province would be saved a Jot of money which is spent today In the holding of new trials A man\u2019s title to & house is good until the contrary is proved, for possession is nine points of the law.but ft does not take an unanimous verdict to prove it fauity.The necessity for an unanimous decision hy twelve jurors in the Delorme case bas cost the Proviime of Quebec about $50.000 in an endeavor to satisfactorily prove the defendant's guiit of innocence.It Is difficult to get an entire jury of unprejudiced men because of the limited number of challenges allowed and the more trials held, the greater the number of mens Influenced by previous trials.\u201cLooking at the question from all angles it seems that the resofution in question suggests a method of preventing miscarriages of justice while at the same time preserving the safeguard of the trial by jury sys- em.\u201d * Or.the other hand.while everyone must admit thet miscarriages of justice occur under the peesent system.it is difficult to are how they are going to be minimisod by substituting s majority verdict or, indeed.and other nude of decision for it.To err is human.but who Is capable of saying with any assur ance that a miscarringe has occurred or who will prove that the jury system does not serve the ends of justice in an overwhelming majority of cases?That the dimgreement in the Delorme cane should have cost this Province $30,000~-if the figure is cor- rect\u2014Iis unfortunate, but that does not necessarily point 10 a miscarriage of justice.The St.John paper in tta exposition of jurisprudence omits two fundamental principles of British justice; one, that it is het ter for the guilty 10 escape than that the innocent should be punished unjustly, and the other that the guilt of an accused person must be proven beyond \u201creasonable doubt.\u201d If such a doubt exists he is entitled to the benefit of lt.The fact that a jury dis- ugrces, therefore, would seem to point to the existence of a doubt nnd, even 4! it were not so, the criminal law in already sufficiently rigorous and the probable effect of substituting a majority verdict would be to increase the diffideaco of jurors in voting to send a fellow creature to a shameful death.If jury reform is needed, it might rather be directed cowards increasing the general standard of iutcillgence.education and experience and towards reducing the number of cx- emptions under which a large percentage of the very citizens who are the best qualified to serve as jurors are permitted to cvade their duty to the State.TRE DAY OF ATONEMENT.Beginning Wednoeday cvening nest and continu- .ing through Thurwixy until sunset, the Day of Atosement, called In Hebrew, Yom Kippur, will be observed by ali the Jowish people of ithe world as the hoilest day of the Synagogue.Everywhere on this day the Jews will assemble in thelr houses of worship, And there, forgetful of the bustling world outside, in meditation and in prayer, by fasting and abstaining from all worldly thoughts they will seek to cleanse their hearts of sin and by true repentance, become one with God that they may better fulfill thelr duties and discharge their respumsibilitics toward humanity .The Day of Atogemont is mentioned in the Bible im à number of places.In leviticus XVI the claborate priestly ceremonial of atonement Is described.In Leviticas 93:38-32, Yom Kippur is represented as a sort of Sabbath of Solemn Hest whereon the people shall affiict their rouls.Une of the traditional ob- sorvances of this day, namely, fasting, is traced to early times wher: the high-pricst was the central figure of the ricual.in the Pentateuch the Day of Atonement was particulariy pet asido ns à day when the high-priest cxplated the sins of the people.He fire sought tor- tivencss for his own sins, and those of his household and then songht t¢ obtain pardon for the sine of che people.There was alsv a very primitive rite practiced In confection with thin priestly ceremony.\u2018Two goûté vert sacrifieed.one for the Lord and one for Assel, the demon of the wilderness, who i was supposed was thus constrained to curry away the sine of the people.In this ancient riteal the motion aseme to de that @ high-priéet is capable of explating the sins of the people.The rabbis of the sysagogne deprecated this coucéption and fuiroduced à far more rations! and pragmatis weage.Atonentent, they showtd, coulé no longer be obtained by the priest by means of serie ficial! blood, incense or the acmpagont; God'é parton osuid de Mtalied TY taught, only by means of the Loa personal repentance of the sinner, by his sincere reas.Intion to turn from the error of his way, unto God.Just ae the high-pricst 07 ol officiating st the altar in the Temple sought pardon, #0 now every son of Jacob was enjoined to spemd the day in his house of prayer cenfessing bis sina before God and with à Contrite hears returning to the paths of justice and righteousness, without mediator and through his own penitence.The intent of the entire service is so to quicken the conscience of the worshipper thathe will earn to approach God in true humility, imploring His pardons and promising @ amend his ways.A utriking frature of tbe Day is the afternoon sor- vice wherein forgivences is sought for all mankind ss ferventiy as for tbé individual Jew.The Seriptapal reading le the Book of Jonah which tells of God's all- forgiving mercy to the entire récèà of the children of mon.The Day of Atonement stresses the theme that God does not seek ihe punithment of the sinner bat only that bo dépont of his ans and walk usfer the burden of Mo valiantly, The Mamorinl Service ls profoundly touching dnd pragnant with meaning.The departed called to thelr reward are cvoked and honored.Besides, the wore shipper ls reminded that death la the consummation of life and should not be feared.No one who has endeavored to help hunmnity Is forgotten.All who have by their lives and curecrs contributed to the establishment of justice and righteousness, have brought nearer the advent of the Kinndom of God when sickness, war, and famine shall be abolished forever from among alt maukind.\u2018This is the mesasge of the memorial exer clecs when those whose memories quicken the living to finer reantves ave fondly recalled.LABOR'S MISTAKE.The underlying cause of the dockers\u2019 strike that has crippled British industry and commerce for the greater part of the past summer is not withoot inter- ost as throwing lizht on one of the great difficulties In the way of reaching a solution of the labor problem.Again and again it has been shown that when times are good organized labor insists wpon sharing in the employer's prosperity, but, whem times are bad, it is extremely reluctant to accept any part of the employer's losars.Few Inbormen, in fact, appear to realize that if the nationalization of industry urged by some of them were actually put into effect, the buffer between adverse economic conditions and themselves would be removed and they would have to accept the consequences of commercial and industrial depression whether they wished to or not, and however much they might strike, Since 1980, it appears, the wage of the British dockers has been.controlled by the terms of an agreement, according to which the amount of 16 shillings a day, established at that time, was to be the minimum, but subject to a rednction in proportion to the fall in the cost of living, (he standard for calculation of the latter to de the index figure worked out by the Ministry of Labor.It was labor iteelf that first insisted upon the use of the index figure several years ago.when It desired & busis for its claim for advance in wages in order to meet the increasing cost of living in the period immediately following the close of the war.As is 100 often the case, this system worked well while the wage scale was on the rise, but when the turn came and 1cductions were in order, at once there was dissatisfaction and restlessness among the rank and file of the working men.This almost invariable course of action may be only human, but nt toast it Is & strong argument against the current demands of altruistic enthusinsis for à rigid snd easily determined minimum wage law as the practical and sufficient solution of all social and economic Ille of the present day.The dockers were keenly aware of their wage reductions, and also suw the index figures were on the down grade.but they began to suspect the rellabliity of the latter, and thus gave fair opportunity for labor politicians of a demagogic stripe to charge that there had been officiel iuxgling with arithmetic, or at least a change in the official method of computing the cost of living.This view was repudiated by the labor leaders, but the men went on strike anyway and.although without the full support of their confreres in cither a moral or material sense, the trouble dragged on for the length of Ume necensary to wear out the resistance of the dissatisfied elements.Added to their cause for resistance was the fact that in the case of the ralirond employees, whose wages also are on s sliding scale agreement.there is placed an arbitrary point below which the wage cannot fall.no matter how low may go the cost of living.J \u2014 Japan weems riated (0 be the Job among nations jum now.e © «© À Lord Renfrew ls reported to have acted for a time the engineer of his own train.Now if all else fails there 1s one vocation he might take up.so 9 { The Government of Flume has resigned.With lialy and Jugo-Stavia snarling over the right of possession thelr excellent judgment I= to be recommended.e + # + Activites of the Ku Kiuz Klan necossitate the de claration of martial law tn Oklahoma.It is only where freedom Is supposed to be greatest that freedom 1s most abused.A Verse Or Two ANTICIPATION.Ereet he sits upon his wooden stool, Silent of course, for silence te the rule \u201cUnless you're apoken to;\u201d Suppressed exitement lurks beneath his pose; He strains his cars to catch the step he knows, Doing his best, \u2018tis true, To twist hie lips and hide that conscious smile, Yet only halt succeeds, for all the while 1t glistena unrestrained in two blue eyes\u2014 Expectant, hopefol, full of wild surmise ., .Her step.Tle stirs hut never makes à sound Nor turne\u2014f.r \u201cGentlemen do not turn around\u201d (At least that's what we're 10M) = But rolls his eyes thet he may sooner see Just what she carrics.Oh, what will It be?And is it hot or cold?At last he guis 8 glimpeet A joyful grin Breaks forth, mo longer can he keep it in, 1t is the pudding he loves beat of all § guess you felt the same when you were email - \u2014 Punch ~ Press Comment mets HARVEST OR EXIT, (Calgary Merald.) The Chief of Pulls should be instructed to detail an officer to the employment bureau.Every maa offered work at the prevailing scale should be eherked up.If he refuses to go to the fields he should de given the minimum amount of time to get out of Calgary.Action of thie sort aboulé be taken promptly.Alberta ie nô plpce for ehirkers and loafers at the present time, Eu EM EN % REVEALND MOSQUITO An Inspection of the memoirs of Bir Ronald Ross leaves the impression that the author is rather mare vain of his poetry than of his epoch- making discovery that malarial fever transmitted by one Species of mosquito and in nd other way cun be communicated to man.He gives specimens of his work which do not Appear to be more than respectable, but it Is obvious enough that he was and id à profound lover of the best kind of literature even though it was slightly beyond his power to create it.Indeed his devotion to literature for & time hin.dored his advancement in hin pro- tedulon, and Instead of devouring books on medical affairs he waliow- ed In poetry In four tongues.Few medical men, befors Ross made his discovery, would have picked him out as likely to achleve fame as a scientific Investigator.Even as a student he falied in his first exam- Inations.Hé eventually passed the exuminations of thé Indian Médical Service and secured an appointment In India.Inspired by Manson.After seven years\u2019 partcics Me found himself a rolling stone, with no reputation and denied by his military superiors even the year's furlough in England which he was entitled to.He sought sola in poeiry, and when he was sufficient.iy composed reflected that he had not done his full duty by his service and resolved to atone for it.ile then renewed his demand for a holiday and threatened to resign if It were not granted.He got it and went home where he spent much of his time in studying bacteria.On his return he received a bettdr up- rointment and did more serious work.On another trip to England he met Sir Patrick Manson, who told Ross that he suspected malaria was carried by mosquitoes.For a lang time previous to this other scl- entists had hazarded similar guess- ès, but Manson even suggested the particular kind of mosquito that was thé carrier, and later on Ross was to prove that the elder man was right.Since the discovery some two and a half centuriès ear)- \u2018er that quinine was the only medicine effective In combatting the disease there had been no progress in dealing with it.There had been mersly speculations.Ross\u2019s Experiments.The malariol organism had been Identified.but how it entered the human system remained a profound mystery, and therefore preventive measures were impossible.Ross was inspired by Manson to go meri- ously to work on the problem when he returned to India.They kept in constant communication, the investigator glving details of his experiments and no doubt receiving valuable hints.In describing the work, Dr.Joseph Collins, the American physician and critle, writes: \u201cHe devised his own method for sclecting, classifying, teedMng, breeding and dissecting the mosquitoes investigated by him, located the species anopheles as the probu- fible true vector carrier of nmlariai tever, showed that the moon-shaped variety of the malarial parasites is found in the bedy of the anophelea that the spores of the parasite are concentrated not in the stomach or intestine but in the salivary glands of the insect and that analogous parasites may be transmitted from bird to bird by mosquitoes.That made it possible for Grassi, Bignami and Bastianelll to prove conclusively that the malarial parasites Ceveloped only in the anopheles and that the diseases is transmitted Having made this discovery he then applied It for the benefit of the world in the prevention and eradication of malarial fever in West and North Africa, and the world over others have been making similar applications since then.He continued his work at the ma!- arial post of Secunderabad in 1885.He soon found that the moaquitoes that he encountered fell into three clusses: the stegomyria or brindled mosquitoes, the culex or grey mosquitoes and the anopheles or the dappled and spotted winged mosquitoes.\u201d The Great Discovery.His superior officers had little understanding of the importance of the work upon whnch he was en- gzged, and he suffered serious interruptions.After a couple of years\u2019 more experiments he came to the conclusion that the anopheles was the transmitter.It was on August 20, 1897, that he found in the stomach of one of his anopheles circular cells containing minute granules of a black substance.The next morning he found in his cighth and last anophele similar todies, only much larger.He writes: \u201cBoth insects had been bred from larvae In captivity, both had heen fed from the first time on the same person\u2014 a case of malaria; no such objects as these pigmented cells had dreds of mosquitoes examined me; the objects lay not In the stomach cavity of the insect but in the 1hiokness of the stomach wall precisely similar In appearance to those contained by the parasites of malaria and quite unlike anything which 1 had ever seen in any mon.quitoss previously.Thess two mosquitoes were the first of the kind which 1 had ever tested; these two vbsérvations solved the malarial problem: what remained for me and others to do was merely a work for children.\u201d Proud of Poetryday he éxpreseed his feslings In the tuliowing verses: \u2014 This day designed dy God Hath put into my hand A wonderful thing.And Qod Be praiséd.At His command.1 have found thy secret deeds Ohl mililes-murdoriig Death.I wow that thie little thing A million men will abve- Oh! Dénth, there\u2019 16 thy bting?Thy victory, oh! grave?he dure, that Bir Ronald was awarded the Nobel prize in 1836.Nevertheless his poems had admirers be.causé Ne narrates that on One occa- sloñ when they Ware being read in Lord Leverhulme's home, à oritic owl 7 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.AS UERM-CARRIER % hy this mosquito from man to man.: ever before heen seen in the hun- by On the evening of this memorahle It was not for the postéy.we may | FOR OUR COUNTRY'S SAKE LET US UNITE OUR EFFORTS IN ORDER TO WIN THE FIGHT.LAST APPEAL The Provinclal Bureau of Health believes that much good will come from the Anti-Tuberculosis and Puericulture campaign Just Inaugurated.in many centres of the Province the fight has already started.Citizens of every District DO LIKEWISE! Clergymen, TO ALL, WE SAY : | Professional Men, H I U ! Farmers, k .J actor, orRers ep V8 Municipal Authorities, in five years we can reduce BY HALF the mortality resulting from Tuberculosis and infantile diseases.We owe it to our Future We owe It to our Past LET US BE EQUAL TO THIS PATRIOTIC AND SOCIAL DUTY! No one must remain Indifferent to this call of the PROVINCIAL BUREAU or HEALTH .QUEBEC AAR LINIMENT Minard's Liniment is famous a0 a lniment tor ihe relied of Pain.It never falls to werk abd gives relier for Cuts Burns Spraine Brulses, Coughs, Colds.Aheumatiam and eountiesd other painful aliments.It contains ne injurious drugs and ie perfectly harmiess fer, old ané young, For aio as all Sealers MINARD'S LINIMENT CO, Ltd.YARMOUTH.N.4& TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923.City of Québee, District of Quebse.CITE OF QUEBEC cry a BY-LAW No.240, 2 LL To Amend By-law No.$48 Comcerning the Constfuction of Buildings.[pt Drawn up In the French Language At a meeting of the City Councli of the City of Quebec héld on the 12th day of September, 1828, the following By-law was read for -the first time: It Ss ordained and enacted by a By-law ot this Councll and the ssid Council hereby ordains and enacts de 7 tome ca vit: Artiele 67 of By-law No.34b, fn.ue itn January, 1918, ae amended by By-law No 24d, passed 11th April, 1919, ué amended by By-law No, 241, passed 33nd April, 1931, and as amendid By-law No.24n, passed 13th July, 1923, is again amended by replic- ing In the last line of the third paragraph of article 3 of Br-law No.34n the word \u201cground fieér\u201d by the word \u201cBasement,\u201d .PUBLIC NOTI Is hereby given that contorm- ity with the provisions the law the above By-law shall -véad à récond tims for adoption Friday, the 21st September, 1923.By order, M.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk, vi complained that he and Sir Harry Wealth ie a good servant, a very Johnaton had won sufficient .ame| poor mistress.in other fields without invading tit- cerature.Be loving anda you'll never want for love, \u2014\u2014 Great griefs are mute, Science !a organized knowledge.RR SDI AT PI UT HPT ED EP PEP ED SD TD LD DE FR ok ok 22 EAE IT ER STEPE 2° JI 3% SAR ST DL 31 rar) ERR Litem We regard YOUR Business as OUR Busine a a Bok oe Sok Se BM Sa Tht reps = + a oR oe 2k an J oo J a That You Can See a Long Way because we can give you Satisfaction 1 POSTER PRINTING | NEEDS PROPER DISPLAY SS, REG SAE Re Eo Poon) Sry of Eu ed se se a So \u2014 Cok ae JOE 2a SCE 20 ROOF Le À bs don\u2019t forget that old saying :- LI os I = PAR 2 Jal SN Suro tp When you want real service in \u201cPRINTING\u201d \u201cPractice Makes Perfect\u201d ce ou a ERA Tee RECS RAPE DCD Ar.+.Ean dE oF JOE ok v Fr Beta TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1028.AN OUNCEMENT or ENGAGHNNENT.Mr.an@ Mrs, James MoCaiiley announce the engagement of thelr youngest daughtés, Charlotte M.(Tot), t6 Ms.William J, Frezell, son of Mr.And Mrs.W.J.Fresell, both of this city.The wedding will take place in Patrick's Ch .MeMahon atréet, on Tuésfay, 2nd.1998, DIED.BIGAOURTTE \u2014 On Sept.18th, Joseph Bigasuetts, at the age of ds years, beloved husband ef Yuneral Tuesday merning, at 8 o'elesk, leaving nis late residence, No.49 Boiscieré Avenue, ét 8.46 for St.Francois Chureh and from thénos to St.Charles Cometery.VIDAL\u2014At Ottawa.on the 16th of béptemburh 1988, Beatrice M.Vida), third daughter of thé lite Fe Hinty Tastheréau, Chiét usties of Quebes, and WiB6W of Major-General B.H.Vidal, in- i Mary Ann LaRoché.sector-General of Camadidh * Poroes.The funeral will take place trom her late residenéé, No.Ÿà Mariborcugh Avenus, on Tussday, the 18th instant, At 8.80 à.m.to the Sacred Héart Chireh.-VICTORIA.- TO-DAY .SiR AGNES ATRES n \u201cTHE HEART RAIDER\" And A Mermaid Qomedy \u201cBACKFIRE.\u201d Bets to the program \u201cA Bit of Japan\u201d Scents of Tokio and Yokohamasept.17x%.Auditorium In the Greatest Success of Her The French Doi?Better Than \u201cJaztmania\u2019 ALSO VAUDEVILLE QUEBEC POWER COMPANY Notice is hereby given that à dividend of one and thred-quartérs per cont (14%) has béeh declared on the seven per cent (7%) cumu- Intive preferred stock of this company for quartér ending September 80th, payable October 16th to shareholders of cécord September 24th, 1923.By order of the Hoard.JAMES WILSON, Secretary.Montreal, Sept.14th, 1923, Maple Avenue Property For Sale Mouse No.$3 Maple Avenue, exceptionally well built modern house of tén rooms with extension kitchen.Hardwood floers, largé gallery, and all modern convenience.The whole In perfect order.Immediate possession.if desired.For particulars apply to Meredith & Meredith, Notaries Public, 46 Dalhousie street.Phone 562.soptisz6 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT.Auction Sate.in the matter of J.B.Donohue, ant, Gascons, County of Bonaventure, authorised assignor Notice is hereby given that on Friday, 28th September, 1923, at 11 o'clock a.m., will be sold at our office, 101 Bt.Peter fit, Quebec, the assets in thig matter &s follo A=\u2014Btock in trade.$ 294.38 Stores furniture .49.7% : $ 344.13 B-One lot of pulpwood.133.00 C\u2014Rolling Btock .610.00 D\u2014One auto, Chevrolet.$00.00 K\u2014=Rook debts according te .Mot., >.-.1,008.86 F-One lot of land containing about one-half acre and situated in the first Range of l'Ansé aux Gascons, in the township of Port Daniel, forming part of lot No.421 » of the official cadastre for the id township of Port Daniel, with the buildings thereon constructed.The mile wili be made for each item ssparately.The inventory and list of book debts may bs seen at our office.The store will be opened for in- mpection of stock, etc.on TURS- DAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 1988.Terms of sale:\u2014CASH, BEDARD & BELANGBER, Authorised Trustees.Office: 101 St.Peter Quebec, Sept.14th, 1933, soptit,s1,25,37x4 Cr tr rt rt COURTS REFUSED CONSENT TO CONTEST WILL OF NEIL MoN MIE, Boston, Sept.17\u2014The full bench of the Supreme Court today sus.thined the action of the probabe Court in refusing to frame isewes for a jury trial of the contest of the will of Neil McNeil, retired dullder of hia city who died in 1921, MeNelll leët an estate of approgi- mately $1,000,000.The will provided for a trust fund giving income tér life to all the next of kin and hequeathing thc priocipal on the Geath of the last beneficiary to Di.Francis\u2019 Xavier College at Antigonish, N8.giving thin college 8160 the redidud of the Mother-\u2014\"Poor Jimmy is so un.tomunats.\u201d Callsres Now's (Rat?Mothefeu'Duting the track meet|1 he Broke one Of thé bet redords they had in college.«far Baby.UN A tr ar ta tra re pen tt A.day.U5.FIRE CATES PAID VT HERE Delighted With Places Of Inforest in City-\u2014Went To ste, Anne intra diquE Following tle Sixth snnual cone vention of the International Assoéletion of Miro Wightéis which wad held in Montres! list week a num- Bir of thé American delégatés to the convention camé en te Quebec and Spent the Week-end hers a8 the guests of Fire Chief Lé#rence Donnélig.The vibliers were shown the var- lous pointe of intérést About the tity and were diso Motored to Mantperoner is and Ste.Anite de uprè whirp they visited ile fa- ious dhtind, the Scala Bunéts, the Cyciorama Ad other placés of in- tires, The AmdricAf officers were de- Méhtèd with thelr visit here and Said that thy wiuld net have miss ed coming to Québec for Wortds The names of the viditore ate ss fellows: Chiet John A.Wetsh, Captdin H.MeCollsy, Captain M.L.Stuart and Fred Dennls, Columbus, O.: D.J.Halpin, Pittsburg, Pa.; Captain Jes A.Kirby, Dayton, O.; John P.Coyhé Pittsburg, Ps.: Captain EK.J.Bie hoff, Kansas City, Mo.MANY INVITATIONS FOR THE MAYOR Chief Magistrate Left For Ottawa Yesterday \u2014 Will Return Wednesday His Worship Mayor Samson left early yesterday afternoon for Otta- Wa on businedu with the Government.It is expected that the Chief Magistrate will be back on Wednes- The Mayor received an invitation yeaterday from the Union of Munieipalities of the provinte of Quebec to attend a luncheon at the Montreal Club on Thutsday at 1 p.m.(Daylight Saving Time).The lunch- son will bé held prior to a meeting | ¢ of the Provialonal Directors of the Province of Quebec Tourist Associne tion.The Mayor wae forced to decline the invitation owihg to the fact that e will be the guest of the Governor enéral at Spencer Wood on Thure das afternoon and the guest of the Premier and the Executive Council at & dinner the same evening at the Lagisiaturé in honor of the Governor General.Will Dine Mackenzie King TRE Mayor has aleo accépteñ an invitation trom on.Erneft Lapointé, MiAIster of Marine And Fiahéties, for & dinner which will bè Held at the Garrison Club on Friday, the 21at.instant at 8 o'clock to mee! the Rt.Hon.W.I.Mackensie King, Prime Minister of Canada, whe will sail tor Éngiènd on the Bteamer Montcalm the same evening.Health Rally In Boston On behalf of thé Amérioan Publié Heakh Association the City of Ques bec hae been invited to sand a ve.presentative to attend the 52nd.ane nual meeting of the Assocation which will be held in Boston from October Ath.to 11th.at the Copley Plaza Hotel.In replying to this Invitation, Mr, PF.X.Chouinard, Private Secretary to the Mayor, sald that the letter would be referred to the City Coune oll for consultation and that most probably, If the Mayor could not go to Boston himself, there would be, at least, one official representative of the City delegated to attend the meeting in Boston.MILLED THROUGH FALL FROM TOAD OF HAY 8t.Appolinaire, Sept.17\u2014Honors Croteau, an old farmer, met with à tata! accident here today.He was standing on top of a load of hay when the horses moved and he lost bis balance.He fell to the ground with so much force that when some of the men who weré working with him in the field reached him they tound he had been killed instantly.A docter who was called at once declared he had sustained a fracture of the spine.Mr.Croteau was 72 years of axe and leaves a widow and five children, MR.H.GORDON PERRY has resumed teaching in music and desires intending pupils to reserve suitable time for lessons at once.Students prepared for examinations.Btudio: 19 Fraser Bt.or Phone 3338.Seplixa In the matter of the assets of Ignace Marois, Thetford Mines, County of Megantic, P.Q.Notice is hereby given that under t judgment rendered dy thé Bankruptey Court, the thirtieth day of November, 1922, and as prescribed by the Bankruptcy Act, 1930, the following immoveables will be solid by publie auttion the TWENTY- SIXTH day of SEPTEMBER.1928, at TEN o'clock In the forenooh, at the door of the church of St.Mautes de Thuttord Mines, County of Magantle, to wit: An dmplacement being thé lot No.titty-elght (58) of the subdivi- elon of the lot No.five hundred and fifty-seven (887) of the cada tré of thé township of Ireland, under the réservation of mines and mining rights in favor of the parties «naines théreto.6 abové sale 18 made pursuant to articlé 30, paragraph B-9 of the Bankrupiey Act, 1920, 8-10 George V.chapter 34, and has the same 1004s ab a rifts sale.For fun particulars, apply to the office of the autheriséd trustes.Bt.Joséph dé Beauce.Aug.22nd, © TANERRDE BEAUBOIN, Authorised Trusted.PRESENTATION TO ROYAL 22ND.EET Received Gift Of Silver Candelabra From Honorary Members Of Officers\u2019 Mess A very pleamght event (08k place on the Citadel Saturday afternoon when the Bohorèry members of (ha Royal 38nd ftegiment présonted the Regitibnt with & dolfé sliver can- delébre.TBé pééséntétion toôk place in the Governor ie quareers, which weré beauti decoratéd with flowers for the dccadion, Brigadier.General J.¥.Landry 4nd Mr.LL A: Hanolt presenting thé candéiabra oh bétail of the aubacribérs, both gentleman takihé short thouffh ape proprieid ndârensés IH thé occasion, Lieut.colonel Héfit! Chasst 14 udeopting the git expressed the please of thd Negiment at récelvs Ing It And Sdeured thé donéts (hat it would be gredtly trésbuted by ali ranke | The presentdtion took place In the presence of a lkrge ntimbéé of itading cititens of.the city, who were récelved by Lieut.Colonel and Mri.M.Ohèsse, Mayor and Mrs.Garon, fdeut.«Colohel and Mrs Piuzse, Captain and Mrs.d.Routier, Captain and Mrs.Dupule.Major and Mre, Bouchard, Captain and Mre Mignault, Captain end Mrs.Éharies O'Neill, and Lieut.Betanger.* PORT OF QUEBEC WELL EQUIPPED Vancouver Harbor Head Said After Visit Fagilities Were Revelation To Him R.C.Béktty.Chairman of the Vancouver Harbor Commission, arrived in this city yesterddy morn.Ing, accompanied by his dsughter.Later In the day Mr.Beatty paid a visit to the Quebec Harbor Commission Office, where hé was rè- coived by Brig.-General Tremblay, ommissionér, Chief Engineer and Manager, who ebcorted him over the lLouisé Docks on à teur of in- section of the port and its facilities.THis was Me, Beatty's first visit to Quebec And he said that the docks, the grain elévator as well ax tho fréight accommodations wére a revelation to him.He skid he had no idea that the port of Quabdc was as well equippéd as it is.LES PUPILS NRE BEATEN UF Lady Teachers Biaokened Scholars\u2019 Eyes\u2014Board Condemns Undue Severity tn.(Special to the Chronicle.) Parents of Leavis children who are attending the schools of the Catholic Achool Board are aroubed over the fact that some of \u201cthe lady teachers are alleged to have shown undue saverity in the chastisement ot théir pupils.At a meeting of the School Board last night complaints were made by parents that their children had come home with Ddlackened eyes and bruised heads and faces as a result of having displeased the lady teachers., The Board condemned such treatment of the children and certain of the lady teachers will ba summoned before Mgr.Gosselin, Chairman of the Board, to explain what happened.ne The Farmérette Clud, which i «known 45 Les Dames Fermieres will hold an exhibition of agricultural products in the Drill Hall on Thursday, the 30th.Instant.The death occurred yesterday at VHoidpice ft.Joseph de la Deliverance of Mr.Johnny Baron at the age of $0 years, \u2014_\u2014 Mr.Philippe Cote, who was injured in & fall from a scaffolding at Levin College a few days ago siccumbed\u2019 to his injurléh dt thé Hotel Dieu Mospital yesterday, WII: SPEAK ON INTHRESTING TOPIC.\u201cThe Condition of Central Europe at the Preseht Time\" will be the subject of a lecture to be delivered Wednesday evehing at the Y.M.GA.by Mr.Bilton Scott, B.A, son of Canon Scott, Rector of St.Mat thew's Churoh.Mr.Elton tt wan awarded a Rhodes Bohdlarship in 1915, but enlisting ad & gunner in the Montréal Biege Battery his scholarship wae alldwéd to remkin IN abeyance ui.tl the expiration of the war.He obtained hid commission in the tisld, and remained with thé Canadian tréops until he was gassed !h 1918.Me réturhéd to Canada in 1919, and afterwardd loft for Oxford University where Né studied tor the priesthood at Mt, Stépheu'd House, Mr.Scott In 1932 made An extensive tour with othet Dxford etu- dente through the Cental countries of Buropé and his impressions 6) this journey will no doubt bb vety interesting to All Who will attend the lecture.Me.Scott te réturning very short.ty to London, where in Bt.Paul's Cathedral, by the Bishop of London he will be ord à dééosa of the Ahglican CRured.Ln every man's Nope be 3h hime self, wp { \u2014\u2014 À THE QUEBEC At The Theatres THE AUDITORIUM.Maq Murray In the \u201cFrench Doll\u201d and five nots of vaudeville are the uttrmetiëh on he bill of (Ne Auditortum this wesk.The picture itédif je an eladdrate ehe It contains some good photo- fragt, feprbbentitiond dt views of vi New York aid Pulm Beach.The pilot ot the play is hot an tu- tricute one.Scheming parents ate tempt to use {Heir daughter tu \u201cflésce\" à w y young Americda When they do snot sucsbéd th seh him a 1dt of alleged antique Jura ture, whieh the daughter tries td make the young nan believ: art heirlooms dating deck to the nach revolution they try to make the yuupg man fall in love with the \u201cFrench Doll,\u201d In order (0 nvouré the adyantages of his fortune, The duüghtet finally dibcevert thet i ia being mide a tool of and she clobes thé whole flot to che wédiths young man whe néféfailiy _ foalis and truely falis in lev with her.Modern scenes ate intétrhingled in the piciure, with dventd whlch wcourred during thé Frosoh revolution, as thé younf Woman eaplalns that the Antiqué furhitute she triée to sell to him Belutigaé to Maris- Antoinette.The vaudeville acte consièt of « couple who draw lfitning édioréa sketches Of scenéry in various parte of the world; ériotRer couplé, both ât whom nihg à nunibér of songs, while the mile mémber of thé or- nization gliys some of the latest Its, including \u201cYeh, we havé ne bananas\" the saxophone; a third couplé consisting of à planist and à female comodieline: attd finally æ tmagiélan who petforms many Interesting allght of hand tricks.Tne perforthancé is brought to a close with a series of Pathe News.atten THE VICTORIA.\u201cThe Heart RAlder\u201d scréétiod yes terday at the VictoFik, with Agnes Ayres and Mahnion Hainitton was a ratheg indifferent merlo-comie pic ture of lifé among the mntart set.Moat of the scenes were taken In and around Palm Beach, Floridé, the story depicting the adventures of & young society belle at this famous resort.Many pictures of this southern country are verÿ beauti- tul and well photographed, but the scenario in a rather rambling at.fair and in many instances 40d not seem to be true to life.The actiny of Agnes Ayred is Beyond reproaci, but that of Mahnlun Hsemilton is rather sophisticated throughdut the picture and by his appéarance seemed somewhat too mature to carry out thé rolé of leading man to Mine Ayres.A redeeming feature, However, ats somé .exciting séenes whén the hervine is caught in & storm oft the Florida coast in s small power boat, but is rescued by the hero in his yhoht just as her ctaft swamps.Incidentally they marry and the picture ends up ib the usual way.The comedy, was very good from the sudiencs fiom start to finish and quite a few Fords werd li-used in the making of it.There wère alibwn ales some interesting views of Yokohama, Tokio and other places iA Japan, wherd the tra- on the othér hand gical events of the récent earth.quitke deourted.The attraction at the Empiré Théatré yesterday was \u201cCircus Days\" featuring Jackie Coogaf, the juvénile star.\u2018The picture shows the Bohemian lite of thé circus folks and life Bahind the scenes in mont instances, is very vividly broust out.Jackie Coogan in the role of \u201cToby\u201d a small boy living at thé house of a misetly uncle in & small country village.18 employed as a vendor of jee m ahd lemonhde by & passing circus.Eventually he comes under the notice of the -élrcus manager and is offered à Job as bire-back rider in the ring with a salary of seventy-five dollars a week He has many comical adventures In hin travels and whea he gets hone again gives everyone quite a surprise.The\u201d picture la very entertaining ahd should prove an interesting one especially for the young folks.THE CANADIAN \u201cAll Night\" featuring Rodolph Valentino and Carmel Myers, is the stellar attraction at the Canadian for the first half of the we and it drew large erowde yesterday.Adapted from thé story \u2018One Bright Idea\u201d, \u201cAll Night\" deals with the aéventurés of Valentino and his leading lady artér thay change pla: cds with thelr hoste during an sxeit- ing and eventful night, teliowing the aidmisal of all the servants enmgiloy- ed In the house by thé lord and master.A Montins millionaire is coming eut to look over the place, mo the host snd holtess aok Valentine and Miss Myers to act for them, saying that they will be the servante for the evening.There te a number of situations that âre funny end must be seén to be apprôcisted ahd the film on the whols je à £00d one.Valentino, although hé does nore of the mten- sive love making that made him famous In \u2018The Bnelk\", in nevétiné- lean, gaol in hie role, while thé fair Miss Myers, 48 the oarefully nurtured ghter of a Kentucky méntis- man, ia aio excellent in the inter pretation of her chartcier.ORIM RNAPER TOOR HEAVY TOLL OF BABURS Vital statistic I8r thé month of Aulus show that aut of the (vtt! of 100 4bthn, no lend than 61 were banieu of one year and less.Births taxidiereé durihæ the same pdtiod nurhbéred #04, the parien of Bt.Wauveut leading with 38.limelieu following 4s & dood second with 48, and St.Milo and 8t.Jean Haptidle occupying third and fourth plhces with 89 été 42 reéptotively.era were $3 marriages reported.of which 34 %ard In St.Roch plrien snd 11 in Bt.Jean Bepumsaie SMALL MARKS IN #r.JAUVEUR PAMSH Thre were three small Ares Ih Be.Sauveur ah last nignt.Aldrme mets sent th Prem Bones 144, 146 and 108.Thé firemen had littje dir- fodits In quilting thé outbi 4 rh thiy had Feined niuch hindway.tein imatntn\u2014 A dènes (à à mesbured pace, & versé lb & measured spessh.- \u2014-00 00000 Me CHRONICLE.A TRIBUTE TO Lectures At Laval University On Saturday Night Were Most Impressive A few shoft natée on the Shree lecturers at Laval University Hals on Bdturdiy night, and whose speeches could nqt be noticed in yesterday's sus may prove inter.eating to some of the Chronicle readers, : it observed that this mésting had béen maged as & tribute to the Buc from © Church, the Suave, the Laity, emier Tasshorcéu whos masterly delivéry on the nesd of religion is give peace to the world, wis reported in yesterday's Chronicle.spoke for the Mtate Judge Rivard, whose thought-pro.voking paper on the Kucharist as 8 fountain head of justice, wah alse touched upon, stood for the laity The Church was brilliantly represented by the learned Dominican Bishop Rouleau, recently conse crated bishop of Valleylield.In a terse but lucid discourse, the lattt: dwelt on the evidences of the charist.Thé doctrine of the real presence of Christ under the species of brexd and wine is not founded on the testimony of the senses or of reason but on the Word of God clearly aetforth in several parts of the New Testament; chiefly in the following places: 1.\u2014John, Chapter VI.\u2014After preparing His disciples by the muitl.plication of loaves, Christ declared: \u201cI em the living bread which came down from Heaven.He that eateth my flesh and drinketh my blood, hath everlasting life and | will raise him up in the last day.For my flesh is meat Indeed, and my blood is drink indeed.\" Several of the disciples found this saying hard, but Christ who might so easlly have done so, said nothing to show that His words were not t be taken fn a literal sense.3.\u2014The Synoptus, or first thre.evangelists, Matthew, Mark and Luke, relate, in practically identical terms, that Chirst took bread at the last Bupper and said: This in my Body: then took wine and sald This is My Blood adding: This de in commemoration of Me.3.\u2014This teaching is confirmed by Rt.Paul.(1 Cor.Chapters 10 and 11), who declares that he received it from the Lord.The lecturer, aftér pointing out that all these texts had to be taken in the literal sense establishing the real presence.concluded with the words of the great Bishop and Doctor of the Church in the 4th.Century, 8t.Augustine: \u201cIf we are deceived, Thou O Lord, has deceived ve and brought laughs | ys, The bdther tio orators, Senator Chapais, and Inspector General nt, were spokesmen for the laity.Inspector Mignan showed that the Eucharist had been the comfort of our Canadian populations evsr Sifice the birth of the colony, Never would the first settiers have forsaken the fair and fertile fields of France had théy not counted on finäing in the rustic chapels along the #t.Lawrence the beneficent presénce which enhanced the mes.jeatic cathedrals of Europe.In a spirited peroration.the spéakor urged his hearers to emulate thosé savants and statesmen who, despite multitudiuous occupation, find time to visit their Lord A Mis tabernacle prison.Senator Chapain Aweit on the no- elal influencé of the Eucharist.He brought to bear on his subject the learning of an hiatorian with the warmth of an orator.Again and again the vast audience cheered him to the echo.He carried his hearers back to the days of the Roman Empire, to the days of paganism founded on Aeltishness and pride.On that mighty fabric a silent power began to work nearly 8.000 years axo\u2014 the religion of Christ.That relixion did a wonderful thing; it brought together at thé same Eucharistic banquét, pa: triclan, piebeian and slave and hadé them fraternise.The empire rose in its might to crush a relis gion with ideals so contrary to pag anisin.But the mirtyrs overcame the rack, the aword and the beast and when, at the end of three cen- turles of perpacution, Constantine was crowned first Christian emperor, & révolution than which world his known nd greater, had Yoén ushéred in by the Eucharist.All mén déepite Inevitable social Inéqualitien, were hénceforth bros therd in Christ.Justios and charl.ty Were enthroned where esifiah- feds And pride formerly held sway Theoughout long ages the Eu chatibt esntinued to energize Christ endom, tit the most insidious of all nérésibb-Jannèniem \u2014 by oxacting otirhordinary perfection for Holy Coftimurilofl, turned away the faith.rat from the fife-glving Bread.Untold generations had been spiritually siarved when à light arche in the firmament, Plus Xo, the Pope of the Bucharist, restated the true doctrine concerning frequent Communion.Provided one\u2019s con.sclofhce is untained by mortal ain and she'n intention Id pure, communion may De sécelved frequently nay, dally.\u2018Thus did Piud X.dering back the frithfuf to the practicé of the primitive church.There would Be peste in Burope were it not for the broken pleces.\u2014Pacifie Coast Service.ua, SS fo J AED \u201cKIDNEY % 7.{ 4 a THE EUCHARIST the CONTAINS NO ALUM CANADIAN MADE FAC! ual [ PURE FOOD INSURES GOOD HEALTH MAGIC BAKING POWDER INSURES PURE FOOD BW.GILLETT COMPANY LIMITED winnibéo TORONTO, CANADA.MONTREAL ACCOMMODATION IN GITY.SCHOOLS New Class Rooms Required To Provide For Increase Of Pupils That theer is still & lack of ac- commeodsation for young children who frequent the schools of the city was shown last night at the meeting of the Catholic 8chool Board.ÀA report as to the accommodation available indicated that a number of additional class rooms are urgently required in several schools.In Jacques-Cartier school space Is so limited that children less than 7 years of age have had to be refused adnilssion and part of the recreation hall has had to be convérted into a class room.In spite of this additional accommodation an other class room will be required at the earliest possible date.Bimilar conditions apply tg the Colomb street school and In that case two rooms in a vacant fiouse, which had been rented last vear but which had not vet been used, have been converted into clase rooms for the time being.St.Malo college and the Lower Town school will probably be ready by the 15th.of November.Owing to the large increase in the number of children of school uge alx additional clase rooms are required in 8t.Francois d'Assise The architect of the Commission was instructed to prepare a tentative plan of a new building to meet the new requirements.The Board will call for tenders for the removal of snôw {rom the sidéwaiks in front of thé board's properties, nt the next meéting.Tenders for the supply of wood- fuel were received and read at last night's meeting.They were re ferred to a apecinl sub-committee of the board which is to report upon the quality of the wood offered by thé various tenderers.\u2014 MEPFTING OF OIVIL SERVANTS, There was à large attendance at the Provincial Civil Service Association meeting held last evening.presided over by Mr.A.B.Dion, the business transacted at which being practically routine.An amendment was made to the rules of the Association by which assessments will be payable in advance, beginning the ist.of January 1824.The mesting expressed the hope that the Commission appointed by the Government for the purpose of regulating the classification and salaries of its employees, would submit a report satisfactory to all concerned.of tha Automobile Department, to the directorate of the Association, concluded the businiss uf the meeting.MR.RENRT V.McCAUVLEY WAS LAID TO RES1.The funeral of Mr.Henry V.Me.Cauley, the well-known tist, was held last ednesday morning from his late residence, 17 Buade street, to ft.Patrick's Church, McMahon street and was attended by a large t of mourners who wanted to pay 4 last teidute of respect to one whom they hed held in the higfient admiration and respect.A solemn requism mas with Libera was chanted during which rolés were rendersd with much feélinz hy Miss Vera Hénchey and by Mr.Richard Timmons.The chief mourners were hin son, Mr.Marry McCauley and his cousin, Mr.H.Hannon.Following the service the remains were transferred to Gt.Patrick's Cemetery where the interment took place.MILITARY SERVICE AOT WAR SUFFICIENT EXCUSE An action for damages dssed on the cancellation of a lease when the iesses was called to arms under the Military Service Act, was Giumissed by Justice Tætellier in the Hüperior Court yesterday morning.The Judge held that the Act wad a \u201cforce majeure\" beyond (he control of the defendant.The plaintiff was Percy Copeman who claimed $191 from Henry W.Kinnear, & local druggist.When the latter wan called to the colors He notifed his landiord he would have to give up his busines.The landlord succeeddd In finding an othér tenant, hul alleged the new axreément caused him a lose of the amount claimed.NEW SOLICITUR GENERAL SWORS IN YESTERDAY.Winnipeft, Dept.17\u2014Attended by a humber of prominent Liberals of the city with M.J.Lemaire, Clerk ot thé Privy Council, Ottaws, ad- miniétering the cath, 8.J.MeMur- ray.M.P., for North Winni ve sworn in a4 Solicitersonerdl of Canade and Minister of thé federal Obbinet without portfolio here this afternoon.\u2014_ CANADIAN GIRLS IN TRAINING New Movement Started To Awaken ' 1 interest In The Organization \u2014\u2014\u2014 A meeting of the representatives of the Anglican, Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist Churches, held in the interesta of the Canadian Girls\u2019 in Training Movement, took place in the Ÿ.W.C.A.last evening, when Miss Gass, B.A.special- Ist in this work for the Sunday £choo! Union of the Province of Quebec, made à short addreas describing the conferences that had been held in Montreal, Sherbrooke and other Provincial noints for the promotion of this work.On the motinn of the Rev.A.R.Kelley, seconded by the Rev.W.Hfitevens, the meeting endorsed the idea of the holding of a similar conference In this city during the month of October, and to this end An executive committes was nom!- nated, each of the rommunions mentioned to be represented on the committes.which is charged with the duty of making the neces- sry arrangements for thé conference.The Rev.A.D.Matheson.who was present, and Mr.H.G.Thorn, President of the Sunday School Executive for Quebec City, who acted as Chairman of the meeting.also heartily endorsed the action \u2018aken.The Canadian Glris in Training Movement has doné much to awakén new intérest In \u2018teen\u2019 age girls, through the fundty Schoolsfor the three-fold develépmnt of girl life\u2014the development of physical, mental and religious life.mm DUEBEC CITY'S MANUFACTURES Occupy A Position Of Relative inferiority When Compared With All Canada The tnanufacturing industries of the City of Quebec have need to look to their laurels.according to tiie Iast available indusirial census of Canada, issued hy the Dominion Bureau of Statistics \u2018The value added by the manufacturing process to the comt of raw material i» per uruployee lower in this city than the average for all Canada, and manufacturers here do not profit by the fact that wages here are below the Canadian nver- axe, since the productive capacity of the average employee is aiso low when measured by the reiative wage.According to the last available report of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, the average yearly wages in the manufacturing Indusiries were as follows:\u2014 City of Quebec .City of Montreal .City of Toronto .Province of Quebec .Province of Ontario .All Canada «es.1,010 The values added by the manufacturing process\u2014thst is, the difference between the value of the finished product and the cost of raw materials-\u2014were for each employe a» follows:\u2014 City of Quebec .81.517 City of Montreal 2.267 City of Toronto .Province of Quebes Province of Ontario .All Canads .\u2026 2.323 cu 3.242 3.455 2.407 Discretion of speech is more than eloquence.The appointment of Mr.de Blois uebec ar.: t in use, he HESVER BARATS.arbOwowpe net Cours War is being waged in Quebecdirt and germs, and sharp grit which feeds on carpets.This war is to go on until every home in Quebec is equipped to fight these enemies.We arc fortunate in being able to secure the serv ices of trained experts to service Hoovers which are now During the remainder of the month of September all service calls will be free.\u2014 Faguy, Lepinay 254 to 264 St.John St.Agents for The Hoover Electric Sweepers A war against Tel.8300 rn tt 0m eat PE Wr rt me hn mer \u201cBOXING HERE ON + FRIDAY NIGHT § Felix King, Of Berlin, N.H., Will Meet Jack McFarland Of New York , Felix King, of Berlin, N.H.who Bas aiready appeared here and Jack McFarland, of New York, will Le the principals in the main boxiag bout which will be staged at the Imperial Theatre Friday night, word te thia effect having been given out By Promoter Jos Montminy lam aight.The bout will be over the ten-round routg and will be preceded by (hree eix-round preliminaries MoFarland, according lo reports.is & husky battler and should make it mighty Interesting for the popular New Hampshire lad.He has a good record and among (he bosse he tought are Dave Rosenberg.Jimmy Kelly, I.Norton.Pal Doyle.Young Jake Ahearn, Tony Lyons.Walier M has a decision.Croas, by the way, is no slouch for he ia the name lad who defea:ed Moe Herscovitch and Jack Thomas, both of Montreal.and who are well-known locally, The ability of King ne a itt.RET Ci Press)\u2014Play | TE Caan ne rT\" i 7 artiat i» too well known around here to say anything about, his bouls with Johnny Morris.the Montreal colored boxer and Hert Schneider, also of Monireal, stamping h.m as mn rcrapper that is not 10 be 1sken lightly In his class.King will be in town shortly and will complete his training here.MIS GOLF MEDALLIST Turned In Lowest Score In Women\u2019s Championship\u2014 Mrs.Foy Qualified Sept 17 +Canadan in the qualifying à round of the Canadian Women's - Open .Goif Championship at the V Mount, jeune, Club's course .oday ran tryq lo form.There was nothing 5 speciacular in ihe cards turned in t= and all the noted Canadian.United i States and British players competing got through the round safely.The medalist was Miss Glenna Collett.the United Sates woman champion who had an eighty.while Miss Alexa Stirling, Atlanta.Ga, a former .Canadian champion.was ctecond with an 81.Mrs.Doroihs Campbell Hurd, many times cham.vien, formerly of Great Britain, later playing under Hamilton colors, next from Pittsburgh, and now again from Hamilion, was third with 86.Miss Sidney Pepier, Toronto, who won the Canadian Women's Closed Championship at Dixie on Maturda Mrs.Harold Hutchings.former of Winnipeg and Mr hron, Hamiiton, last year's Canadian closed champion were in a group for fourih place with K8 Mise Ads Mackentie, Mississauga.runner-up for the closed championship this year was nhith with #9, while Mrs.Gavin, of Huntercombe, England, present Canadian champion, wae mxth with 90.Mra.¥.Handsomhody and Mrs H.C.Foy.of Quebec, turned in cards of 101 and played-off for » place on the qualifying lim with Miss 1.Hayes, Rarnia: Mrs.C.Armstrong.Victoria; Mre.F.Woods, Beaconsfield; Mrs.R J.Dawes, Royal Montreal, Miss E Brownlee, Rivermead.and Miss Helen la.sueur.1 Ottawa.There were #ix places left on the qualifying liant.Mre.Handsombody was eliminated but Mra.Foy rame through eafely.Mra.Foy la drawn tomorrow against Miss Kinsella, Country Club.Montreat.Montres, SIKI HAS 81 LD TO FIGHT GODFREY Phitadeiphia.Sept.17\u2014Battling 8iki, the Henegaless boxer, was to- and Al Cross, over whom he! 7 er \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ JONES AND EVANS THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.TIED IN GOLF TOURNAMENT \u2014 .TURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923.JONES AND EVANS: dians Out | Chicago, Septopen golf champion vans of Chicsgy, ever wun the Nutilonul open Amateur titles in une year, above pur for the 36 hules vf quall- championship et Flossmore, stars shooting 75 Saturday und pa 74 today.it was a thrilling finish (or the large jullery, an Evans started lute and knaw what he hud to du to beat Jones\u2018 scores.He set to the tuck at once, scoring a birdie four ob rst hole and finusniig the first in 35, one under par, Jones | «core for that half.He slipped (wo shots on the ahort Lith, und 13th.ns well us one wn the long 10th.but rwacheld (ne 15th.tee with (wo birdie fours tv # victory er tha Southerner.He élusumed wut two wonderful woud.en shots ou the 460 yurd 17th.and.{ wan hole high, six feet from tne hole, but uussed bis puit for ar eagle three.Jones hud had a birdie four fe: a 72 at the 13th tee Lul had sliced Rin brassie tu a bunker and taken six.Chick did not miss his wouds | riving 260 yards 10 & fine position land smashing i beautiful brassie ie} ithe hillside green.30 feet over Lhe! Loup.ile was five feet from the cup (n 3, his approach having xlip- [ped away on the siope and he stopped an Inch from the hale and tvictory with his second putt.| Francis Ouimet of Boston, form erly national open and amateul chumplon, set the course record for the event, chalking up a 73.The highest xcore that let anyone into mutch pluy was 161.Three Canadians failed te xet be- vond the qualifying round.Ledver: McKenzie.Montreal took #2 strokes today for a total of 164 for the two days play.W.I.Thompson, Torunto, had an 81 for a total of 184 and Frank Thompson, Toronto.had 83 tor a total of 173.GILMORE HAD AN | EASY VICTORY Defeated Hoover By Four Lengths In Race For Sculling Title Duluth.Minn.Sept.17- Handing Waiter Hoover the worst defeat he |i has ever suffered.W.FE, Garrett Gilmore, of Philadelphia.today won the Philadelphia Gold Challenge Cup.which carries with !t (he worid'a singles scuiling champion.The race, postponed from Saturday.wan rowed on the 8: louis Bay miie and a quarier course.The time was 8:39 Gilmore won by four lengths.four seconds ahead of the former champion, \u201cHoover |x a good sport\u201d.said Gilmore after the race, and I'll give him a return race, probably next summer at the Olympic trials.\u201cThe bert man won declared Hoover.The former champlon seid he was twenty pounds overweight.Asked if he had anvthing to say ahout a report that friction between himself and the Duluth Club officials interfered with hi» training.Hoover maid: \u201cWell, it IT should may anything now you night think it an alibi, 1 want Gilmore to have full credit for winning this race.\u201d Taking with him the challenge cup, which is valued at $2,500, Gl)- more with his young bride and Coach Frank Muller, of the Bachelor's Rarge Club, left here late today for Philadeiph! He expects to reach home Thuraday night.Weather conditions were not of | day signed to meer George (lodfrey, ihe bes: for the race.The air was| New York, 18: Chicago, 6.the Leer Pghier EE one cool and brisk but the water was| Boston, 6: Pittsburgh, I.> - .- choppy.Gilmore rowed In ims National Leag: nding Heure hout, Nocording to \" AN- pressive fashion, Hoover never Nau ue, her Po nounrement made by Jack Hanlon! hreatened the Philadelphian.\u20ac 120 of this city.Godfrey helped train| 2 New york o.oo nou HH Jack Dempsey against Tom Gibbone| A word In due xeason\u2014hnw ncinna : : 1.and Luis Angel Firpo.niet nw good Plusburgh .Hi A 5 car sea # The hest physicians are Dr.Diel I#arning tearheth more in one st.louis .73 87 521 ! Dr.Quiet and Dr.Merryman.year (han emperience in (wenty.Brookiyn \u2018 « i PH Philadelphia .48 93 228 aa ENGLISH Genuine English Brogues\u2014bought sold last year.and gave so much ¥very pair made from rem) Beotch Veogued ia true English ntyle.AN sises for men and ladies.LINEN AND BOXCLOTH SPATS Charles QUEBEC'S opds Shop\u201d \u201cEnglish G Just Received BROGUES from the same maker as those we matisfaction, grain leather.oak tan ales, Rondeau HAD SAME SCORES 36 Holes Of Qualifying Play Gave Each 149\u20143 Cana- 17\u2014Bobby Jones, of Atlanta.Lnited Blutes national and Chick only man whe und today livd tor low medul score ut 149, une ty.ng play iu the national amuteur both FINAL IN THE MIXED DOUBLES In Quebec Lawn Tennis Tournament Will Be Played At Noon \u2014 \u2014 Only one match was played in the Quebec Lawn Tennis tournament yesterday and this was in the Ladies\u2018 Handicap Singles, and brought together Mrs, Carter and Miss Juliette Taschereau.\u2018The latter came oul vi-torio winning the h in eira:ght by acores of , 6-1.There le only one coniest on the card tor Loday and this is the final in the Mixed Doubles and will bring toge:her Mrs.Beaupre and G.Lavole and Miss J.Baillargeon and J.Remillard.This match will com- mance at noon and as is the rule in final matches, will be decided by three sete cul of five.ANOTHER CUP FOR TENNIS PLAYERS Quebec Lawn Tennis Club Has \"Donated Trophy For District Ladies Championship A splend.d trophy, to be known as de Quebec Lawn Tennis Cup and emblematic of (he ladies\u2019 open singles championship of the City and District of Quebec, has jum been dona.ed by the Quebec Lawn Tennis Club and will be competed for in a ournament tha: will commence next urday.The rules (or this trophy are the same ar those governing the Rondeau Cup, except that the latter cup is for compe.ltion solely for the male players.Play for the Rondeau \u2018 Cup will also commence Saturday.To be eligible to lay for the Quebec lawn Tennis Ciub Cup, \\every conie.(ant must have been a bonafide resident of the district for the last eix months.The District of Quebec, as laid down in the rules, comprises Quebec City, Quebec County, Levis; County and the laland of Orleans Each club in the district will be per mitied to enter four players.All games will have to be played on scheduled time.The scheduled hours are noon, 2:00 and 3:30 o'clock An entrance fes of 32.00 will be charged all competitors for the Itondeau Cup, while that tes will be cut tn half for contestants tn the Quebec Lawn Teanis Cup competition.Entrieg for both competitions must be In thé hande of the Becretary of the Quebec Club.P.O.Box 884, not \u2018ater chan 6 p.m.Thursday evening.The tournament for the morning members will commence tomorrow.New.York, Sept.17\u2014The feature of the National League today was thes -fest of George Keiiy, first.baseman of the Giants who esiab- lished what is believed to be a world's record in slamming out three homers in successive innings and [n addition driving out a double and single, hitting one thousand feet game.The world's champions defeated Chicago 12 to 6.St.Louis nosed out Philadelphia 6-5.The New York Americans were delayed In clinching the pennant here today, losing to Cleveland 6-2.Speaker homered and Ruth was walked four times.The Bambino has now been walked 156 times this year.Chicago and Boston aplit a double-header in the baked beans town, The visitors won the Nrat round 6-1 and lost the second §-5.Washington beat Bt.Louis twice, b-4 in a twelve innings game and 12-2 in a seven innings session, the latier calied on account of darkness.Philadelphia walloped Detroit 2-0 and 4-3.NATIONAL LEAGUE.Philadelphia, 5; St.Louis.6.AMERICAN LEAGUE.Cleveland, 6; New York, 3.Firat Game: Chicago, 6; Boston, Second Game: Chicago.6: Bos- 8.st Game: Bt.Louis, 4: Washington, 6.Second Game: Bt.Louis, 2; Waahington, 12, First Game: Detroit, 0; Philadelph\u2019a, 2.Second Game: Detroit, 3; Philadelphia, 4.Americen League Standingw.L PC New York .eo 92 oo 863 Cleveland .12 42 537 Detroit .67 a 611 St.Louls .AT 64 5046 Washingion .86 7n 0 Chicago .\u2026.60 74 1 Philadeiphia .8 74 429 Boston .b4 7 400 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.Toronto, 9: Buffalo, 9.Reading, 4; Newark, 3.$ for two-year-olds, 85% furlongs\u2014 de 06 08 28 06 06 06 88:06 58 00 28 35 85 3600 Impossible.103.Fields, $24.50, 87.06.$3.85, won: Humble, 106, i BASEBALL 2 Teil, $3.55, $2.50, second: Queen © o Catherine, 108, Sharpe, $3.05, third.RULES GOVERNING SCHOONER RAGE Trustees Of Fishermen's Trophy Invited To Hold Conference Soon As Possible Gloucester, Mass, Bept.11\u2014The United States Fishermen's Race Committee tonight {invited the trum.tees of the International Fishermen\u2019s trophy at Halifax, NB.to hold a conference as soon as possible with regard to the regulations governing the annual race series between - American and Canadian tishing schooners.In the event of an amicable understanding being reached, a telegram sent to E .A, Baunders, of Halifax, Becretzry and the trustees said \u201cIt le \u2018planned to hold our elimination race October 12 for the purpose of selecting a challenger.\u201d \u201cThe trophy was won last year by the Bluenose of Lunenburg.Nduring the series sailed off Glou cester, disputes arose to the rig of the Henry Ford, the 1.8.Challenger and finally the Ford's sails were cut down.The United States committee met on the design of the Mayflower of Boston, twice ruled out of competition hecause of her lines and sail addition made to the deed of gift of the internatisnal referring to a displacement and sparring, and in areater or less degree with the existing rules.The committes naked for & ron- ference at the earliest possible date to consider the match.PIRATE MEGEE WAS A WINNER Was First To Pass Under The Wire In Seventh Race At Dorval Yesterday Sept.17 \u2014 Dorval First race, puree $300, claiming, Time 1:06 2-6.lady Winfrey, Tan.Second race, purse $300, claiming, for three-year-olds and up.aix fur- longe\u2014Quan: 111, Wallis, 86.75, $3.65, $3.10, won: Phoclamation, 103, Wilson, $11.85, $7.15, second: Black Baby, 108, Parrington, $4.20, third.Time 1:13 4-5.Shoot Away, Fairiavane, Eva Fox, Bkooter, Mumbo Jumbo, Flypaper.Wormwood also ran.Third race, purse $800, for three.year-olds and up, six furlongs\u2014 Flint, 115, Wiison, $8.00, $3.40, $3.80, won: Whalehone, 107, Rowan.$2.40, $3.99, second: Florence Deen, 107, Maiben, $7.90, third.Time 1:12, Wee Toddier, Assyrian Queen, Rebus, Be:h's Alibi, Briar Sweet also Tall, 108, Josiah, $5.85, $3.65, 92.90, won; la Derniere, 109, Aron, $7.53, $4.50, second; Blarney Rose, 98, Fields, $3.58.Time 1:42 3.8.Dunlaveh, MeTab, Previus also ran.Fifth race, purse $800 ,claiming.three-year-olde and up, one mile and seventy yards\u2014Veronica, 96, ar- rett, $16.90, $6.15, $3.10; Wheel In, sé, Wilson, $4.78, $3.30, eecond; Quaker, 103, Romanelll, 42.96, third.Time 1:45%.Dinty Moore, W.M.Buckner, Fiser, Mark West, Dorando, Broom Peddler also ran.Sixth race, purse $300, claiming, for three-year-olds and up, foaled in Canadé, one mile and seventy vards\u2014Bengore, 112, Stirkng, $9.78, $5.78, $6.30, won; Rex Gaiety, 109, Parrington, $11.83, $7.50, second: Mouette, 102, Flelds, $4.75, third.Time 1:44 3-6.Blarney Rose, Ajom.War Fox, Doienne, Peggle 8.also ran, Seventh race, purse $800, ciaim.ing for three-year-olds and up, one Mite and a furlong\u2014Pirate McGes, 111, Walle, $6.80, $4.00, $3.16, won: Tamper, 111, Sharpe, $6.00, $3.95, second: Lord Herbert, Ma:ben, 33.68.third.Time 1:82 1-6.Myrtie Crown, Snectacular Girl, Roydon, Ace also ran.\u2014\u2014 eee ARRUARKABRAARN SY # SHIPPING MOVEMENTS Steamers arrivale- Cherbourg, | Bept.17-\u2014Aquitania, New York for Southampton.Glasgow, Sept.14 \u2014 Saturnia, Montreal; 17th.Tuscania, New York: Liverpool.Sept.16th\u2014Me.gantic, Montreal: 16th.Celtic, New York; JTth.Carmania, New York; 17th.Baron Ardrossan, Batharet, N.B.Plymouth, Sept.16 \u2014 Andania Montreal tor London.Antwerp, Sept.14\u2014Beigeniand, New York.Cardiff, Sept.15\u2014Biairadam, Bt.John'e NK4., 16th.Trident, Gander Bay, M.P.Selled:\u2014 Tandon, Bept.18\u2014Hastings County.Montreal, international League Mandiag, WwW.I.PC Baltimore .106 83 867 Rochester .00 6) 500 Buffalo .\u2026 40 77 810 Toronto .1 508 Reading .\u2026 70 7 000 Syracuse .10 29 440 Newark .\u2026 os 384 Jerezy City .41 98 281 BUDDY MAG WAS CLASS OF FIELD Whalen\u2019s Gelding Won The King Stake In Easy Fash.ion\u2014Was Strong Favorite Columbus, Ohlo, Sept.13\u2014Buddy Mac, owned by J.P.Whalen, of Cleveland, and driven by Nat Ray, today won the King $3.000 atake tor 2:08 pacers, which waa the feature of the opening day's racing of the fall Grand Circuit meeting here.Whalen's gelding proved the class of the field and won each heat pulled up, the fret In 2:02% and the stcond In 2:02%.He was a strong favorite.Summary: 2:11 Tvot, Three Heats, Parse $1,000 The Major, bg.(Connelly) 1 | 3 Hollyrood March, ba.(Barnes) EOE NE I | Fairmay, br.m.(Cox) .¢ 8% 2 Marmaduke, br.g, (Valentine) .2 se 210.0 $ 6 8 Alisal, b.m.(Rutiherford).8 3 4 Etta Wise, chm.(Pailin).& 8 6 Time: 2:07%: 2:07%; 2:05%.Tho King Stake, 2:08 Clams Pacing, Throe Heats, Purse $3,000.tonight to consider a communica- | Buddy Mac, bg.(Ray).1 1 1 tion received trom the trophy |Lambert Tedd, bg.(Cox).2 2 4 trustees asking for plans and speci- [Wanda May, gr.m, (Valenfications of any new possible chal-| tine) .7 3 2 lengers.The Columbia, owned by |La Paloma, b.m.(Wolvera Gloucester syndicate is the only tondb .2.2 222 424 250 2 7 3 new schooner likely to try for In-'El Verso, bi (Morrison).§ 4 5 ternational honors this vear.She is Rifle Grenade and Edward Marque also started.Time: 2.03%: 2:024: 2:04 2:18 Pace, Three Heats, Purse spread.in thelr message to the $1,000, trustees, which was signed by Wil-| moat Reed, as recretary of the Unit- J ri : 8 1 ed Staten committee the Canadiana tine) + Be 113 were assured that the United States \u2018 coca + : -halienger would be a \u201cbona fide Ry i aioe .b.m.à à» genuine (ishing schooner.\u201d but it Pete Green, b Sea oe .bg.(Thomas).4 6 3 might possthly conflict with the Van Lou, b.g.(Pankey) .5 3 Careta Todd, Rex Mallory, Henry Ford also siarted.Time: 2:08 % ; 2:06% : BARS AGAINGT CATTLE TRADE England Is Enforcing Hair Splitting Tactics And Annoying Canadians 09.Montreal, Sept.17\u2014\"If these ur- bLitratry conditions with regard to the Canadian export cattle trade to England which we are compaslled to endure served any useful purpose and were the meana of facilitating trade between Canada and the Mother Country, we would whol heartedly support them.But when they are discriminatory, cause needless loss to those engaged in the cattle export business and are at the same time a means of sowing discord among our peoples, Canada, an à component part of the British Empire has a right to, challenge the regulations and demand mors equitable treatment in what should be considered our own natural markets.\u201d : Donald Munro, local exporter of Canadian store cattle, thus voiced the opinions of Canadian cattle exporters with regard to the difficul- tien they have recently encountered and the ideas they wish put forward by Canada\u2019s representatives at the approaching Imperial Economic conference.Mr.Munro declared that * the hairaplitting tactics that are nov being enforced.\u201d hava resulted in Rhinestone, Gaudy also ran.heavy losses to those engaged in Fourth race, puree $800, for|the cattle export trade and he maidens all ages, one mile \u2014 Fox |*#kA at least equal treatment with the Irish cattle exporters to the English market.TPALY GRANTS TARIFF CUT ON SWISS IMPORTS Genoa, Sept.17\u2014An agreement has been reached between Italy and Bwitseriand whereby Bwiss expo moved through ths port instead © Amsterdam.Antwerp and Marselllen will be favored by a special rallway tariff.Independently of this favorable tariff, Swiss traffic through Genoa doubled during the first oix montha of the present Year, as compared with the like period In 1922.Mu LENS NES N SPORTING MAGNATE 18 * à ACCUSED OF PERJURY % DA 0806 8 0 08 0808 08 08 280808 008 Charles A.Stoneham, chief own- or of the New York Giants.now fucen the most eritical moment In his career.He is under indictment on a charge of perjury.It he ls found guilty he will, of course, go to penitentiary.Even should he nut be found gullty he may very well be driven out of organised sport.He is under the eagle eye of Commissioner Landis who is em- puwered to take such steps as he desma necessary to press the 00d name of baseball.President Heydler of the Nationa! League suid that while Stoneham had been a good man in baseball his indiet- ment had proved an embarasement to the League.Not only the play- ors, but the owners must be in good repute with the public if they are to remain In the game, for baseball has had enough scandai in the past two or threes years.The game appears not to have lost as a result cf the White Box revelations, but the reason fa that the crooks have been driven out of baseball.An owner having gone through a criminal trial might be considered an asset to the © even should he not be convicted.Baseball is ja rather a nervous condition at present.Bad Advice.Stoneham has had a spectacular career.It Is only a few years ago since he was a board boy for a brokerage firm, and thus acquired a knowledge of stocks which enabled him to become a stock salesman.He proved a success, maved his money, and in 1918 was able to es- tublish his own firm which, as It Erew, opened branch offices in sev- oral large cities.The business prospered, and in 1921 Stoneham announced that he was retiring.It watt supposed that he had made all the money he needed and would thersafter devote his attention\u2019 to sport.In notifying his customers of his Intentions he ed the pri- vilexe of recommengjng other firma to carry thejr accounts.One of them was the firm of E.D.Dier, another was E.H.Clarke and Co., another was Dillon and Co.and another was E.H.Fuller and Co.By a strange fatality ail theses firms have alnce failed.a couple of them In rather disgraceful circumstances, and naturally the former customers of Mr.Stoneham, nearly all ot wiom suffered in one fallure or another, wonder what he meant by giving them such advice.He might at least -have picked one winner out of four.The Secret Partner?Stoneham has been a witness in the bankruptcy proceedings of all these concerns.He swore that when he recommended his customers fo transfer their accounts he had not the slightest idea that there was anything weak with any of them.It developed in the Clarke hearing that Stoneham's advice to his c tomers was not wholly disintère: of the accounts.The mom serious charges were made as à result of the collapse of the Fuller firm, which was due to bucketing.and which entalled à loss of perhaps $6,000.000.When pressure var put on Edward M.Fuller and William F.McGee it Is said that they admitted that Stoneham was a silent partner in the firm.An examination of the books showed that shortly before the collapses he had advanced the firm about $170,000, tut he swore that this was a personal loan, made at the instance of a friend and that he had no interest whatever In the firm.There was testimony to show that he had ar- ru.sged to pay the brokers $20,000 for a quarter interest In the profits.May Have to Disgorge.It was as a result of his testim- ons before the Grand Jury followed by the confession of McGee and Fuller that a charge of perjury has been laid against Stoneham.He was prepared for it and was speedily re.lexsed on bail.If it should be found that he was a partner in this firm he will become proportionately responsible for ite debts, and should it be disclosed that he was also a silent partner In the, other firms that collapsed soon after he had induced his former clients to deposit sume millions of dollars with them, his own fortune, which is mid to amount to about $10,000,000, wil probably be swept away.Some of that fortune in now invested in the New York Giants, of whoes stock he owns 61 per cent, for which he pald $1,900,000.The others owners ar anager John McGraw and Magistrate Francis X.McQuade.Since becoming owner of the Giants, Stoneham has spent a lot of money to increase the seat- Hong Kong, Sept.11\u2014Grace Dol- ing capacity of the field, and the investment has been a most profitable one.But, as noted.it might ensily prove the reverse If the chlef owner should become unfavorably known through a criminal prosecution.; A Cuban Magnate.For a time Stoneham was the sport king of Cuba.He bought the race track, which he developed at an immense cost.He also purchased the Casino, where gambling devices operate, and which has in the past few years drawn tens of thousands of Americans and other visitors to Havana every winter, It was a most sumptuous layout, ard is said to have no rivals, except the famous gambling resorts of Europe.Then, for reasons either financial or political, Stoneham became the owner of a Havana paper.One paper there has frequently attacked him because of the Casino and the large lonses that have been sustained from time to time.This criticlem may have pained Stoneham for it was reported a few months ago that he had sold the ce track and the Casino.He has a string of race hordes in the United States and their performances and those of the Giants are supposed to have engrossed his Interest this passing Bummer, But the Grand Jury suspects that they were not by any means his whole concern, nor his most profitable one.FARMERS HOUSE CROPS A8 FROST PRECAUTION.Chicago, Sept.17\u2014Farmers of the Central West, urged on by the heavy frosts and, in nome sections, snow and ice the las: few days, are Leginning to house all crops still standing in the fields that might be injured by early winter weather.Tobacco growers of Wisconsin have suffered a losa In one county alone of $300,000, it was estimated.Hampered by a shortage of labor, many Aare encountering difficulty in getting the cut plants under ses- slon and repetition of the he frosts tonight is expected to raise this total.Fortune follows the more worthy.AD For Results USE THE Chronicle's Classified Column 0 INSERTIONS FOR $1.00 25 words 25c.One Cent Each Additional Word.SPECIAL MONTHLY RATE meme dE TO LET.TO RENT \u2014 Furnished housekeeping apartment at No.12 Mount Carmel street.Apply at above address.mpt12-tt MONEY TO LOAN\u2014$15,000.00 to lend on first mortgage on first class securities in the City of Quebec.8.J.LaRue, Notary, Banque Nationale Building.septixim \u201cFO LET\u2014Houss, corner of SL Foy Road and continuation of the Belvedere Road.Immediate possession.Apply to B.D.Bewell, Beivedere Road, or Telephone 5436.septi3x6 mettre HALDIMAND APARTMENTS \u2014 Flats of 3 and 3 rooms to let, fur- nished, lighted and heated.with gas stove.Apply tH, Haldimand, 25 Mont Carmel or 18 Bt.Genevieve Avenue.Tel: 7289, 7242, 2348-J.septibx6 mr tt COMFORTABLE ROOMS AND small apartments to let for winter or by the month.Apply 18 8.Ann street.veptibx4 TLOOMS TO LET\u2014At the Grande Alles Apartments, two very nice bright rooms, by the day, week or month.Hot and cold water.Apply Phone 6467.septibzIiw NICE FURNISHED LARGE COM- FURTABLE room, for ons or two wentlemen, in private family.Running water, hot and cold.Use of dath and telephoye.* Apply No.85 Artiltery Bt.Tel.6314-F.soptitxé Blessed are the peace-makers.They never have to worry about un- smployment.\u2014Kenosha, Wis., News.It ls not wise to teil all that one knows but it is well to know all tirat one (ells.CLASSIFIED FOR'® SALE.\"ALF.BOIVIN CORD WOOD of all kinds Maple, Birch, Beech, Slabs in Balsam, Spruce and Celsr.Superior quality.Good measure.Cheap, Alt.Boivin, 103 Grant Phone.3543.augloxim LOTS FOR SALE\u2014Several bulld- ing lots of various sizes, from $300 up, \u2018In different parts of the city.8.J.Larue, notary, Banque Nationale Building.Phone s164- !2166w.septixim FOR SALE \u2014 A Persian lamb cost and a few scarves in different furs.Thess goods are new and of good quality, Cheap.Apply to 267 8t.Valler street.septitxé me re rer pr Prepared in all sixes and deiiver- ed.Reduction In prices for September and October.Edm.Conway, 782 St.Paui St.Tel.198.veptiix$ ANTIQUES \u2014 Private mle of antique mahogany furniture.Sheffield silver on copper (Georgian period) brasses.Indian sash.Colcored Sporting Prints by Alkin.China.Mra.Mitchell, 24 Bt.Ann street.From 10 a.m.to 2 p.m.: soptiàziw EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED QUEBEC KENNEL CLUB-300 dogs of different breeds wanted for the Quebec Dog Bhow on the 3rd and 4th of October.For information and list nf prises, apply by letter or In the evening.between 7 and 9 o'clock, to the Quebec Kennel Club, Inc, 4 Bt.Dominique Bt.Phone: 3894-W.septibz1w Op \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED TO RENT\u2014An unfurnished house in good locality, in Upper Town, from 1st December, 1923, or 1st May, 1924.Must have six or seven bedrooms.Apply by fetter Mrs.J.F.Buratall.No.&8 Taurier Avenue.septisxé SCOTCH WHISKY AND WINES.AGENTS WANTED, Well-known very old established London firm are prepared to appoint an agent for the sale of their ines and Spirits and invite corres- pondence.Pleans give trade refer- in the United Kingdom if possible.Reply to \"Spirits,\" care Deacon's, Leadenhatl London, Englandstreet, MARRY \u2014 Nor speedy marriage, abeclutely the best.largest in the country, established 19 years : thousands weaithy merehants, both sexes, wishing early marriage : confidential description free.The Old Reliable Club.Mrs.Wrubsl, Box 26, Oakland, Calif.JE LOST.LOST-\u2014On Friday evening, Alsatien police dog, with name \"A.©.Price, Kenogami,\u201d on coliar.Ree ward on returning te this office.veptifzé avr tra PES LOST\u2014On Plains of Abraham on Eunday afternoon, double skin sebies.Finder please advise Police Station No.1 or Chateau Frontense office.Reward.eptitxs TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923.Business and Professional Directory INSURANCE PE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Bursary, Automeblle ARTHUR BE.SCOTT INSURANCE OF ALL MINDS\u2014BEST COMPANIES Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness, Guarantee and other Benda 116 MOUNTAIN HIS \u2014 \u2014 and Boiles Insurance CANQUE D'HACHELAGA ELO6 Phone 244 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Urban and Raral Houses for sale in the City.Summer residences in the vicin- fty of Quebec.Farms for mis.We have à selection of very fine farma Hotel, Businesses, Building Lots Come and consult us as the office | EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; pement étre \u2014 = 230 Bt.Joseph Bt.Residence Phone 3518.| Phone 546744 PIERRE DROUIN Neal Estste Beobse Quotes Nallway Building 220 ot Joseph SL.Quebes Gosititw.satzir \u2014 \\ Engineers and Boller Makers Boots and Shoes Repaired MODERN SHOE HOSPITAL and Shoss repaired.squipment, \u201cpaired Footwear returned within twelve boars.*SERVICE\"™ our muito.Au Quincy Reg\u2019d.Fhone 55862, | 27154 Me Josoph 86 OCHELLE, eo Merchant PHONE { Rens 2007 |G.N.BLAIS | un Dentists Phone 8526.Offi Reuss © am te © pm COMPAGNIE DENTAIRE DE QUEBEC All dental work guaranteed: vlates bridges, gold ecrowss ote, A.TORGRON, \u2018 -Dentist 105 Ge Joseph Greet, Quebec.ALEX.McKAY Company Limited Engineers ond Boller Makers New Works : Wem nd of Louise Xmbankment, behind CPR.Station.Phone 7012 General Engineering.Bollesmaking, Sheet Iron Work, Electric and Oxy Aosty Tete Welding.L.A.Gaudry Investment Banker 83 St.Pater Street Quebes Telephone 6143 WHARTON'S ANSWER TO MOSHNER'S CRITIOIAM OF LABOR BOARD Chicago.Sepi.17-Censure by & Canadian labor leader of the United States Raliroad Tabor Board evidently proceeds, acvording 10 A.O.Wharton.Labor Member of (he Board, from feeling of resentment among Canadian railroad workers axainat the application.or atjempt.ed application in Cunada of déel- sione based on conditions in their own: _ Mr.Wharton, who was formeriy \u2014 rm \\ President of the Department of Railway Employees of the American Federation &f Labor, made thls comment after Jeading a despatch quoting denunciation of the Board by A.R.Mosher, President of the Canadian Brotherhood of Rallway Employees.Ben W, Hooper, Chairman of the Board, declined tc comment.To be of use in the world is the only way to be happy.No man can safely go abroad who does not love to stay st home.GIRLS EARS WILL APPEAR AGAIN Up-to-date Miss Buys Transformation And Changes Calor Or Coiffure At Will 7 Now York, Gept.17\u2014Girle will be resegnized by their ears this sedson.Bobbed-hair is taboo as a style.Transformations and switches are the mode.Blondes in the afternoon may be brunettes in the evening, or if red hair would be most appropriate with the gown, the hair will have an auburn tint.These facts came to light at the tirst meeting of a four-dsy session sociation.One thousand delegates, representing practically evéry city in the coyntry, are In attendance.Ears, which were first covereé 235 years ago by the ravishing beauty, Cleo Demerode, a foreign actress.will bid for tavor again as a point of feminine beauty.Pale ani anemic after their long confine ment, they will be rouged, tinted to the identical hue of the cheeks.Bizarre earrings will be appended.Just For Sport Bobbed hair may be appropriate fer sports wear, business os frivolous attire.But in the svening it will be met with upturned oys-! brows.The head must be dressed up for dinner, theater or ball, according to the hair dressers, Every girl will have several tranaformations\u2014and instead of tucking them in the lower right hand drawer, as grandmother was wont to de with her \u201crat,\u201d Miss 1923 will boast of her collection and flaunt them to the world.If a raven-haired witch decides bionde hair will be more befitting her black evening gown\u2014she'll be- ng.A transformation will turn the trick.With the rapid changing of the color of the girl's hair, man's best recognition bet will be by the ears- tor it is sald no two pair are exactly alike.~ Blue eyes, for example, will be augmented with a large halo comb of identical hue.The eyes and comb must match.In A \u201cBan\u201d The hair dressers have decided that the \u201cbob\u201d fs & bust.Not from their standpoint, they aver, but frorh the wearers\u2019 view.The moments saved in the morning, they point out, are lost during ths nuon hour or in the afternoon, when it must he waved or curled.Bubbed hair is more expensive than the long strands that made the Sutherland sisters famous.Then, too.hobs ars blamed for colds and ill- ness-\u2014especially among women in the thirties.The new type of colfture will make for youth far more than hob- bed hair did.according to the @x- pert hair dressers, who point out that curls and flufty strands of nair will require leas artificial facile coloring and will make for softness of shade and demureness.CARPENTIER WOULD MEET TOM GIBBONS New York.Sept, 17\u2014Tex Rickard, promoter of the Dempeey-Firpo championship fight at the Polo Grounds, announced today that he had received a cablegram from Georges Carpentier, French heavyweight star who was downed by Dempsey in 1931, expressing a desire to meet Tommy Gibbons, St.Paul fighter, in a 15-round bout at Madison Square Garden.Rickard said he would be glad to make arrangements for such a fight it the men could be brought to an agreement on terms.He has written to Ghbons.\u2019 LOOKING FOR A RAT © MONTREAL MAN WAS ORUSHED TO DEATH.Montreal, Sept.17\u2014Crushed by a freight elevator in the plant of the William Davies, Co.Ltd, this city, as he was on his hands and knecs trying to ses whether a rat had been caught in a trap, David Talllefer, 58, an employs of the Company, was instantly killed this af- tenoon.He was invisible to the slevator operator who only realimd he had struck him wien the vie- tim uttered &n agonised /ery.EARTHQUAKE PEUT IN EUREKA, CALIF.ENDED ABRUPTLY.Tureks, Calif, Sept.17\u2014A sharp sarthquake shock was felt here today deginning with mild vibrations accumulating in violence and end- ad THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.TALYS ACTION: HIS PERTURBEL CITY OF FIUME But Rome Says Appointment Of Military Governor Doesn\u2019t Mean Annexation = MUSSOLINE PACIFIC Premier Pachitch Claims That Jugo-Slavia Scored Diplo- \"matic Victory Over Italy Belgrade, Sept, 17\u2014Thore is great perturbation here over the re- vort from Rome of the appointinent by the Îtallan Government of Gene- The Dunce\u2019s Desk Tony went to à big boys' achool.Some of the boys were nearly grows Up.but others were quite small.Tony was in the lowest glass, and.because he never tried to learn his lessons, he was always at whe bet- tom: which.means that he had to sit at a desk by himsels, which wes called the \u201cdunee\u2019s desk.\u201d One day his teacher spoke to him seriously about his scheel work.\u201cWhen are you going to get out of the dunce's desk?\" Jo said.\u201cYen have bean there quite long enough\u2019 Tony stood still, with his little shoulders thrown back; but he did.n't may anything.\u201cDossn\u2018t it make you feel ashamed to sit at the bottem of the class, from the beginning ef the term tu the end?\u201d the teacher went om.Tony shook his head.\u201cSomeones has te be there.\u201d he sald.\u201cand, as I don\u2019t mind and the {others boys do, perhaps #'s a good thing.\u201d \u201clI wender if you have eves thought how much ! dislike tb ses you there,\u201d the teacher continued.\u201cSomeone must be at the bottom.Toy | = 4 = E== =3.jE = ral Giardino as Mititary Governor of Fiume and the dispatch of troops te that city, particularly as a settle ment was believed to bs in aight.The Foreign Office has ne eon.flrmation of the news and official circles continue optimietie particularly bacause of the regimration of the Rapailo treaty at Geneva.The public, however, does not share this optimism.Should the oceunation of Fiume become an accomplished fact there would probably bs a strong reaction Th be xo certainly, but be the same one.\u201d Soon after this a gentleman whe had come to live near invited all the bova out for a pienic.hall, at 9 o'clock tn the morning for the roll call, and then they were ie country for the whole day.when Tony's name was read there was no reply, so they had te it meed not £!ways the sehool ey were to mest in the big school taken to a beautiful place in the But, out, without him.of opinion at the ex of preceding events Rome.Bent.the Pachiteh Cabinet on the grouad of ita too optimistic interpretation mo 17\u2014General Giardi- The next day Tony was sitting In his usual place: his face and hands were brown and he \\ was drawing pictures of little men with little bats and balls and wickets all over hin copy book, when his teacher called end Every Boy May be Aladdin It looks like an ordinary room\u2014but enter it reverently.[ihe Commission's report tember 18, {the negotiators are withheld, but It tions are being carried on by Pachitch and Mussolini personally.ing abruptly.\u2019 « Officials of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce greeted by ager of thy Canada @teamahip Lines on board (he 88.Richelieuportation Manager of the Chamber: Mr.J.F.Pierce, Passènger Mr.A, 0.Somers, President of the Thumbs; Mr.R.Webster, Editor of the Brooklyn (the House organ): Mr.Ln M.Pounds, Commissioner of the New York Port Authoritisgi-and Mr.G.B.Scott, Secretary.+ no, the newly appoin Military Fres City at five o'clock, this alter.noon.According to deapatchea re.celved In Rome he was greeted en- thuslastically.The Military Governor appeared on the balcony at Government ph House and in address exhorted the! \u201cWhat have you been scribbling people to remain calm and thereby testify their confidence In the Italian Government.\u2018 Rome, Sept.17\u2014Appointment ot an Ttallan Military Governor in Fiume does not in any way signify annexation by this country, it was authoritatively \u2018stated today, and any moves mada by Italy up to the present have Leen for the purpose of bringing Jugo-Slavia to ses the need for a satisfactory arrangement concerning the disposition of the Free Clty.It la held that Premier Mussolini did everything in his power to avoid the situation ag it is today when he asked the Joint Ttalo-Jugo-Blav Commission considering the Flume question to fininif Ita work on August 31 and begged the Relgralle Governent to make a definite decfmon on by Sep, to he he Jugo-8lav, however, Jet the date pass without coming to any agree ment and this.it In contended, threw the entire responsibility for /Filume\u2019 on Italy which for five years had heen maintaining the city at her own expense.Government circles deciars re- norte spread abroad have empham- zed and exaggerated the military preparations on the part of Italy, The truth is, according to these quarters that reinforcements were sent to the Jugo-8lav frontier and to Zara because Mursolini wished to be vaady for eventuaiities shoyld Jugo- Slavie reply in an unfriendly manner.RN Jugo-Sia¥ Victory.Belgrade, 8ept.17.\u2014\\While Jugo- Slavia waa celebrating the fifth anniversary of the capture of Monastir and the plercing of the Saloniki front, news was spread today to the affect that Jugo-8iavma had scored a diplomatic victory over Italy\u2014that as the magjter was reported here, the octogenarian premier Pachitch, bulldeg of Jugo-Slavia, had beaten the vpn and aggressive Mussolini on pots In the duel over Fiuma.Italy will nave Fiume, public opin- {on agrees, but she will pay for it by concessions on the Italian littoral which the Jugo-Sluvs consider an adequate equivalent and it ia confidently predicted by the Jugo-Slavs that the port to be developed in the vicinity of Flume will \u201cmake the grass grow on Fiume's quay\u201d within two years.Details concerning the resumption of negotiations between Jugo-Slavia and Italy.are being kept secret by the Foreign Office and the names of qu ca to ch iln ls generaily believert the converse- he As to Jugo-Slavia'a strength, it is declared hers that she can mobilise 2,000,000 men within twenty four] hours.At present there fe a de-[Mu fictency in artillery ammunition, but nix SII OHH EIEN OHAITHIER HEI HE HR S01 SHOT AO MIRE 0 VOS 0 0200 COR * D him'to come up to his desk.Governor of Wiume.errived in the; \u201cWhat happened to vou yesterday?\u201d the \u2018teacher asked.gray ones steadily, watch the ericket match,\u201d teacher.That week an \u201cOld Boy\u201d came to the school and spoke a few words that he was a big athlete, that he had once held rum\u2019 cup for the school, and that When he came to the lowest class.Tony looked up from the dunce's : desk and gave x little gaap.There | before him stood his hero.the man | who had made a century in the big match, and taken three wickets \u2018nr five runs! | | The teacher.room with a hig, folly smile.Hallo! there is the old dunce's desk, Just an it used to be! deak one week, becawse I had been lasy.hated it moat, hecause my teacher was so disappointed told me that slacking was not \u2018cricket, T realized that.as we say, T had not been \u2018playing the game.\u2019 * face of his hero.that could be said of anyone.stood for all the things that were | utterly unaporting.He had heard his who was unkind to a kitten.playing the game! threw back hin didn't ray anything, he didn\u2019t even that the dunce\u2019s desk was for him à thing of the past.rt er thin can be shortly met.maintain that he played his trump Franceing Premier Poincars to bring about quick action lg the French parlla- ment on the 300,000,000 franc loan companied Premier Pachitch from stroke on the part of the Premier arnused a great wave of public enthusiasm.The heartened by the (allure of Musso.Beptember 16, as he had declared tiation.Great Importance is attached the filing of with the league of Nations, Tony's blue eyes met the stern went with my brother to he re- \u201c ed.your: copy book?\u201d went on the \u2018Cricketers,\u201d Tony replied.each class.A rumor went round the \u2018Victor Ludeplayed cricket for his county.\u201cOld Boy\" spoke tn then looked round the the \u201cI was in the loweat class once sald.\u201cI remember It well.This is the home of heroes, the scene of battles, and the castle of high romance.; Huck Finn and Tom Sawver live here; the Knizhts of the Round Table: the Pirates of Treasure lsland, and the brave gentlemen of Ivanhoe.They will be part of your boy's life forever, if only vou are wise.Whatever else your best room may have, put books and an Edison Mazpa lamp at the head \u201c.f each bed.For a lamp is a magic thing.By its light every lad may be Aladdin.He opens his book, touches the lamp, and the genii appear.Ge to the Edison Mazda Lamp Agent in your neighbor- He knows just which lamps will give the best lighting effect with every fixture in your home\u2014and at the lowest cost.: \u201cMade in Canada\u2019 I sat in that I hated being there.TI, in me.He and | knew he was right.Tony's big eyes stared Into the Not playing the That, surely, was the worst It once | it of a hay Not brother say Tony squared his shoulders and little head.He estion his awn thoughts, he knew The supporters of M.Pachiteh rd in using his influence with! He is credited with induc- Jugo-8lavia.The trip here of Marshal Franet d'Esperey.of France, who ac- in regarded as another fine the Marshal's stay in Barbia has Jugo-Siavs were much 1 to assume \u2018liberty of action\u2019 on would and It.is new believed the alr will be settled through nego- te treaty thus king it an Internationaly recog.the Rapallo ed instrument.= Ge fi ' ll J i g \u2018i t tr ta J i fo W | n P E A a 0) [ in i A Da [a 1; 11 @ i i) ! ne 0 \u201c» Si Sa A n F.Plerce, Baspengsr Traffic Man.i) a to right-\u2014dir.F.KB.Gracem, Trans.|p) Troltic Manager, Canada Sleamahip Linea: i Ty pa REDUCTIONS THAT MEAN A SAVING TO YOU OF FROM 10% to 59% 20% OFF 33:% OFF SHEETS CHILDRENS DRESSES SHEETING LADIES\u2019 WHITE SKIRTS PILLOW GASES CHILDREN'S PARASOLS PILLOW COTTON CREPE DE CHINE\u2014Special Lot TABLE LINEN CREPE GEORGETTE\u2014Special Lot TOWELLING.5 O % O FF TOWELS FLANNELETTE | Ore Lot of CHILDREN'S DRESSES One Lot of LADIES\u2019 NECKWEAR LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR MEN'S UNDERWEAR \u2014\u2014 LADIES\u2019 STRAW HATS.Toclearat.eee.OBC SIMONS & CO.20 Fabrique St.Tel.338 Pg Pec TA] TE Te Er A FCT FS DL PEAK Pe Fp pe SFU WS VE LE Second Week LIQUIDATION | $150,000.00 ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS\u2019 WORTH OF DRY ÿ ~~ GOODS POR HOUSE FURNISHINGS ON SALE ; FARR [FR WITHOUT RESERVE P.J.COTE | 29 & 31 St.John Street ; .: pu Abandonment of business and sale without reserve, at u great reduction of all my immense assortment of curpets, rugs, linoleums, ne materials for upholstering %% and curtains of all kinds, house linen, ete.Also several sets of furniture for bedrooms and hdudoirs.It is à rare thing for a City of the size qt ours to have the advantage of a liqui- Hf dation of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand: Dollar stock of special dry goods for SN house furnishings suc]) as we have at present on hand at the I'.J.Cote Store, 31 St, John St.The choice, -the quantity and the prices of the articles differ entirely from what is found at ordinary sales.It is the store par excellence for artistic goods of high quality.It is also an unprecedented windfall for our city.» i} Li ; 0 sant.f8 +2.' pins LJ RARAEAEARIELES - Lu Le LL cc Ro Bhi ON) Bald} .staid anebanli + «or vr + r THR QUEBEC\u2019 CHRONICLE.Canada Looks Good; aFallen Monarch of the Glen; Bruin Listens In Are we downhearted?\u2014the smiles speak for themselves.pee - VE, 1: Dai 0e Carnival week at Margate.one of England's famous sea-side resorts, is a time for gay festivities.Here's a float that made a hit.This huge elk cost the man who brought it down an $800 fine.* - au ganas truer Ep Aap Rare wee 2586 + 2 Las \u20145 2 we 5 .cad ® had Pau mé Aluster McCormick retused to be discouraged over the sudden end of his attachment to Miss Mary Bangdon Baker last year.Here is his latest choice, Miss Jean Stevens, daughter of Hon.Mrs.Chas.Milton Astley of London.The wedding is set for October.fos LEXY Count Appoyi is Hungary's most celebrated statesman.He is shortly coming to this continent with his wife to celebrate his 75th birthday.Peggy Shevlin and Ethelda Kenden are caught giving themselves the once-over before trying for honors in the Atlantic City beauty contest.arn A sentiniental song on the radio makes bruin feel affectionate.lt will go hard with Bud White if he starts in hugging.sn mE «aati mpm Birra.Sr gp 3 t Luis Angel Firpo, the Asgentine giant, believes in keeping himself in good condition at all times.Be prepared is his policy.Throwing the medicine ball looks like an easy exercise, but it's à Here's a chic sport cont of baby leopard fur, with upright seal collar, that stande out among the new fall and winter models.\u2018London had a chance to see some real full-blooded American Indians last week, when these two Blackfoot chiefs arrived on the scene to advertise an American play.muscle builder.just the same.settlers for Canada landing at Quebec.They seem exceedingly well pleased with their first view of the land of the maple leaf.among one of the large government protected herds on Vancouver lsland on account nf its fine spread of antlers.- It is a bunch of new British Field Marshal H.R.H.the Duke of Connaught (centre) officiated at the recent unveiling of a monument to commemorate Canada\u2019s glorious part .in the 2nd battle of Ypres.It was singled out from A BA 7 A OI GPP CPA VE ptr ree England's youngest baronet is Sir Edward Anson, 26 years of age.He is the sixth baronet of his line, and came into A ITT, succession through the death These hideous Mongolian figures are taking part in the famous ia = sf Naor brother, the late devil god dance, with which the wild celebration of the Buddhist a lost his life in the Engli lent is brought to a close.Channel.> \u2018 A Canadian timber wolf scenting the early morning air before starting out on his daily forage in the woods.M tnd oR This striking young South Sea lsland dancer has been brought over to America for a tryout on the silver screen.Rounding a sharp turn at a 100-mile-an-hour clip, one of the competitors in the recent Mount Ventoux motor race in France : has a narrow escape from upsetting. tb N 1) \u201c TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.| i : i.Steels Were Irregular\u2014Call Money Closed At 4 P.C.° New Kowk, Bept.17\u2014Btoek prices displayed a sqmewhat steadier tone in rather dyll trading toduy the volume of transactions falling considerably below that of last week, final quotations of Saturday.Methlèhem Btésl 8 per cent.preferred declined 3 1-3 poirits ana Youngstown 8heet and Tube slumped 4 3.4 points, but U.8.Steel advanced frigotionslly and Bsliwin moved up about s point.x, MN Can closed 1 1-8 higher on the day.Tobaoca Shares were bid up lightly.Gains of a point or more were recorded also by American Agricultural Chemical, Chandler Motors, Dupont, Famous Players, Pacafic Gas and Electric, Utah Copper and several of the in- Truck, N.Y_-STOCK PRICES DISPLAYED SOMEWHAT STEABIER TONE IN RATHER DULL MARKET | Tobacco Shares Were Bid Up Slightly And Gains Of One 7.' Point: Or More Were Recorded By Various Favorites\u2014 Cloaing prices were shaded slightly trom, the day's tops and th aumerous instances tell below the AND Shawinigan Was Montreal, Sept.Over halt the t sold at the new high Americun in broken lots on)y.changed at 21 1-3, Mack | 7-8.MONTREAL POWER AGAIN VERY ACTIVE IN A DULL Unchanged\u201448 issues Came Out, 8 Gaining And 11 Losing\u2014Ogiivie Was Again Strong Feature trading in listed phares on the was carried on in a very limited range of issues.profit taking at 139 1.3.Forty-sight issues came out and of these eight eleven suffered losses, Shawinigan came Ogilvie was again the strong feature of the ligt and on the de- RATHER SOFT MARKET Second In Volume Of Trading, But Closed \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014y 17\u2014There was a generally softer tone in the leual stock market today and businedy urndver was furnished by Montrea! Power which level of 132 and closed down I 1-3 points om gained ground, eleven were unchanged and sightesn camë out second In volume of trading and closed un- BromptoM was third and closed at 41 1-8 dowp MONTREALPRICESWERESOFT;NEW YORK IRREGULA dustrial specisities.On the other hand Columbia Carbon, Americas Bugar and Cluett Peabody registered losses of a point or-more.Call me Lopened at five per cent, eased later to 4 1-3 per cent.yf Time money rates stiffened somewhat with the shorter loans commanding § 1-2 per cent and those of longer duration go: and olosed at 4.ing at 5 3-4 per cent.With the exception of demand sterling $4.54 foreign exchange rates generally were lower.eabed 7 1-3 points to 5.79 and German marks were quoted at 56 cents improved slightly.\u201c for 100,000,000.Spanish exchange again stock sales $53,100 shares.36 industrials averaged 89.41; net gain .34.High }923, 105.38; low 88.93.20 ral ds averaged 81.07; net gain .30.High 1923, 90.51; low 79.83.Price changes in today's bond market were generally confined to fractions with an irregular trend While some of the European issues moved up fractionally, the French issues declined siightly.Ac tive United Btates government bonds improved, advances ranging from 1-38 to 4-32 of & point.The market for the rallroad mortgages was very narrow with prie which held steady around Frenc J ces about svenly divided between gains and losses.' Industrial liens displayed conflicting price movements.There ware unconfirmed reports of new financing Qy Shell Union Qll Company through an issue of common stock.A definite statement was promised by company officials for to.morrow.(By BARRY & MoMANAMY.) Stocks.Open.Amn Car & Fdy.cecpuoeoneuseu0s 1574 Baltimore & Obio .\u2026 48% Baldwin Loco.116% ,CPR \u2026 143 Chepapeaké & Olio .Erie Raliroad .treat Northern pfd .Missour} Pacifico pra .Northerp Pacific .New Haven .N Y Contral,.100% Pennsylvania.R R.42% Reading +.ou.oo 73% Rock Istäné:.21% 8t Paul.13% st, Paul pfé .\u2026.Union Pacitte .,.Bethlehem steel .Crucible Steel .Gulf States Stes! .Republic Steel.U 3 Steel Corp.Vanadium .Avaconde Copper .Butte\u201d& Buperior .Nickel coo 0e s0w0ns Hmelters Ref.Utah Copper .«.+.Amn Bosch Magneto.Allis-Chalmers .41% Chandler .49 General Motors ., .- 14% atudébaker.LL.LL, 101% Westinghouse .58% Willys-Overlané .,.ey Calitornia Petroleum .18% Cosden Ol .- 39% Ueneral- Asphalt , ae 28% Marland Oli .81% lan American Oil .564 PacificOil .,e++00000 .83 Producer & Refiners .1] Royal Dutch .43% Sinclair O01 .19% Texas CO.«2.001 vua0ecova0anc0ces 40% .MISCKLLANROUS: Atlantic Gulf.14% American Can .Amn Int'l Corp.= Amn Sumatra Tobacc: Amn Sugar Refinery Amn Woollens Corn Products .Central Leather .Cuban-American Sugar Davison Chemical international Pape Int Marine pfd.© U8 Rubber.: 39% Sugar Market a .\u2014\u2014 + New York, Bept 17-\u2014The early raw sugar market was steady.No business was reported and prices unchanged.Cubes wan quoteé at 4 7-8c cost and freight, squal te 0.65 for centri.1933.1987.fugal, with buyers at thai figure but | 1937.holders were ing higher.The w raw eugar futures market was|1936.steadier on covering and Buying by|1931.houses with Wall Strest and Cuban connections.Trading, however, wax fist active and prices after showing advances of 3 10 4 points eased aff|1984,.101.10 4,23 ** À élightlyi under realising or lauida-[1934.108,86 61 « Crown Reourve tion and at midday were 2 pointe net Renewal Bonds Davia ie higher, 5 1-8 Per Cont.Dom Kirkland Business in refined suger was met] 1937.101.76 6.06 Lola Reet very active and there were no'is3s,.102.70 8.13\" |Goid Dale .changes in quotations which are - Hart Gold linted at 3.40 for fine granulated.Hagar 8 oe Refined futures were nominal, Egg Market (By L.G.Beaublen & Coy [Kerley .= UB.Canada li, iiand Tak Ottawa, Sept.17\u2014The egg oiua- |New York: premium .2 1-24 || ake Shore .; tien contindss prastically un-|Landan: peund lake Shore changed with the sxesption of al sterling .34.64 34.66 [5 ain .- furiher mtvongihening of priess in | Berlin: mark .66c0060t6-100 |yjnintyre .specials and.extras.Cables- have! Copenhagen: crown .1810 1868 Moneta I basn received offering 37c and 37)Stockholm: erown .2653 \u20182718 Montreal, 0 ° 1-2c f.o.b.Montreal for etorage| Paris: franc .0583 .0606 MoKimley firete but no further sales are re.| Rome: Ira .,.0440 Mining Com ported.Reports from practically | Rotterdam: crown .8930 | 4004 Niplesing .aN pointe state that storage expe are | Brussels: franc .0482 Nowrey .\u2026.\u2026.- being taken oyt and umd fresly far Geneva: trano .Peterson Tak ore Vienna: crown .Perc Orown .\u2018ovento firm, speciale 48e, extras 1937.0s Victory Bonds 8 1-3 per cent Suby joot to Income Tux Athens: drachme .High.157% 4% 117% 143 61 13% 44% 19% Gov\u2019t.Bond Yields (Compile® by L G.Beaubien & Co.) Free From Usual Income Tax Victory Bonds 8 1-3 p, o 1928.100.16 105.85 .100.70 .101.80 .103.90 Foreign Exchange clarstion of 10 per cent.bonus at the directors\u2019 ternoon jumped 10 peinta te à now high of 3485, meeting here this af- closing at 344 7-8 for à Ret gain ofg 9 7.8.Montreal Power and Spanish C the weak spots.Other price changes included francs Up lé; Toronto Railway up 3-4; à Total Total sales, listed 6418.Total sales, $384,450.Stocks.\u201c ¥ 36 96 26 06 30 36 06 08 36 06 56 36 26 36 06 26 (Closing Quotations on Montreal Mining Kachange) (By KR L Hardy & Ce.) Stock.Bid.Asked Atlas.04% 08% Argonaut .07 8.189, |Algonquia .> tue Baldwin Beatty .+.Beaver Cons Bidgwood .4.70 |Buckinghem .ore Castle Thethemsy i [Chaput Hughes .AT SCOR Ge: Coni \u2026\u2026.Cons Weet Dem 4.78 41\" Hunton Kirkland Inspiration .,.«++ | Preston E.Dom \"448 to ¢bc.firms 38g, seconds $30 te Christiania: crewn .180% 1648 I .Montreal y and un-| Madrid: pessts .1381 1394 Took Hughes vee en 1.16 changed.Rie-de-Jpnaire: mijrels 0980 1003 Vipond Cone .= 22222 re amer re = Vickers +.anid Wasapike ee : Wetlay nee scans BARRY & MoMANAMY |[miehidvins ase 23 STOCK BROKERS.18-20 OT.JAMES STARRY.Wakenda .+.20 06% Private mere New York, Montreal an4 Fortaie Matachewan .\u2026.48 42% MeCUAIG BROS, Montreal.LOGAN à BRYAR.Cuietgo neû He Ter.Lady: \u201cHava you s nice, speepy boak ?\u201d Clerk: \"Ton, ma'am.Ave pou « 1-2; Can.Steamships preferred off 1; Lake of the Woods off 1-3; Quebes Railway qff 1-3; Btesl of Canada Trading in bonds was very active on the local stock exchange today and prices were in general firre., (By McDOUGALL & COWANS.) ommon, each off 1 1-3 points, were Abitibi off 1.2; Bell Telephone of! Dom.Btes! preferred off 1; nd Waysgamack up a point.Montreal Application will be made to Het these shares on the Montreal Stock Exchange.$1,500,000 Ottawa Light Heat & Power Company LIMITED 612% Cumulative Preferred Shares Preferred as to assets and entitled to fixed annual dividend at the rate of $47 cumulative from October 1st, 1923, and payable quarterly.Redeemable at the option of dividend date on sixty days\u2019 notice, at 106 and accrued CAPITALIZATION (On completion of prasent financing) 47% Cumulative Preferred Shares (this issue).Stock ing 6%).The following information is taken from the President of the Company, copies of which wild be furnss ownership The qualifying shares) The Ottawa Electric Co installed capacity of nearly 13,000 within the fimits of the Outstanding Cerrina $1,500,000 3,500,000 Ln D : 2.080.500 cirenlar coniaining a leiter from the on request : capacity.Additional power is available under contract from local producers.customers, including the Railway and the Canadian National Rail » With à combined coal and oil gas plant i ( cubic feet, controls the entire domestic Ottawa and vicinity, Its customers number over 17,000, Population served is estimated to excesd 150,000.ga for the three years 1920 to 1922 inclusive, as certified by Messrs.Accountants, 1922 $1,681,455 1,157,700 4 $ 523,755 } + Combined earnin; P.S.Ross & Sons, Chartered were Gr Farming Las ans LL gene and Tams OF Rol Own Tia Power Company ad ube Sk Be.FE - Balnnce available for Preferred dividend .coooei iii vw.The amount required for payment of dividend on the 634% Cumulative Preferred Shares will be as follows :\u2014 $ 360908 § 528074 Earnings as above are ncarly four times Preferred dividend requirement.ing statement of gross earnings shows the growth of the companies\u2019 business The following over a period of years :\u2014 Calender Years .a.1917 1918 8257300 $1,114915 \u2018The conservatively the amount of Bonds, Preferred and Subscriptions have alresdy been received subscriptions from customers and sharekolde*s).issued and received by us, at the issue price of\u2014 1919 1920 $1.237,129 $1454.38 or the greater portion of ibis issue (including e offer the balance, for delivery if, as and when $100 per share and accrued dividend, yielding 614%.It is expacied that share certificaies will be available Jor ddkivery on ar about October Ist.Royal Securities Corporation LIMITED Toronto Halifax St.John Winnipeg Vancouver New York Greenshields & Company Montreal | Ottawa : Toronto où which we acted in purchasing these securities.pany on any sividend controls through of entire capital stock (except Directors\u2019 Ottawa Electric Company and The Ottawa Gas Company y tes three hydro-electric ts havin h.p., located at the Chaudiere an aggregate y of the Ottawe River, ity of Ottawa; also a steam- power station of 6,500 hp.installed t and power business in Ottawa, Hull and vhinity.tri pany | i having a daily man.| 138,750 $ 384,005 $ 97500 1921 192 3L643,266 $1,681,455 ï A CE CE ai properties ia very largely in excess of we balieve to be reliable, and gas Abitibi D Opes.High.Low.Close.OWE.i iieietisiriianeeaas si 61 ¢ Atlantio Sugar .\u2026 16 16 ne tou Asbeatos Corp., , .4B 45 45 48 Brompton Pulp ., .,.vera 41% 1% 41% Bell Telephone .,.136 134 134 Brasillan Traction .12% 1% 43% British Empire Steel, 1st pra.se so $0 British Empire, 2nd ptd.17% 17% 17% Can Cement .s8g LL) 8 Can Cement pfd.103 108 108 Can Cottons.108 108 108 Cons Smelting .,.,._ Can S8 Linee.res brie 15% brid Zow.Close.| Can 88 Lines Pa .9% (1) 49 167% 157% | Can Genera; Electrie.99134 9 ss 47% 48% | Lake of the Woods ptd.116 116 116 115% 116% | Dom Steel Corp pfd 6 ÿ.c.13% 73% * 73% 141% 141% | Detroit United .87 7 °7 60% 60% | Dom Glass .53% 234 Ny 13% 13% | Dom Textile .84 3% 623 53% 65% | Dom Textile prd.110% 110% 1164 16% 26% | Hillcrest ped .20 20 20 se 56% | Ijlinoig Traction.L.50% 50% 50% 12% .12% | Laurentide Pulp .,.BY 93% 934 1001 100% | Lake of the Woods 166 163% 165 12% 43 Peter Lysl] Cone.20 20 30 73% 74% | Montreal Tram Debs.80% 20 40% 21% 21% |! Montreal Power .133 129% 139% 15% 16% | National Breweries .48 41% a 18% 36% | Ottawa Power .\u201883 83% = 83% 128 129% | Ogilvie Floyr .os 348 338 345 - 49% 49% | Penman's Limited ptd.13% 98% 984 0% 61% | Quebea Railway .18% 18 18% Le 77% yMeDonéld .,.4 5 5 43 44% | Shawinigan Power.121 2 87% 88% | Spanish River .,.a4ssuntsuns0e on ok Fd 29 \u2014 29% | Spanish River pM.100% 106 100y 0% 40 8teel Co of Canada es 674% .67% .14.q 146 84, Lawrencéd Floug.Sy sx Sey \"214 #7 26 Tuckett Tobacco .,, 145 0% E1y 13 4 13% [Twin City .20° 222 wee aunnons GH 4 Gy 57 57% | Toronte Street Railway ., .ny 81% 81% sex 60 40 40 40 29% 29% 42 0k 3» secsorcncc000c000000 102.192 3 108 198 1% 14% 0.cu.234 234 234 234 100% 101% seeresenes 108 108% 108 108% 53 58% GOVERNMENT BONDS - 1% % VICTORY BONDS~\u2014(Fres from Usual Income Tax): 18% 18% 11937 544 p.c.due let Dee.108.20 108.06 108.05 a 1923 3% p.e.due lot Nov.100.16 100.15 100.15 20% aw 1933 8% p.c.due Ink Noev.,.106.86 105.85 105.35 55% 56% , 324 324 100.15 100.16 100.15 314 218 | 1931 5 p.c.due lat Oct.,.-».-101.60 101.60 101.50 101.60 43% 46% |1937 6 p.c.due le March.:\u2026.108.00 103.08 103.00 103.00 19% 18% VIQTORY BONDS\u2014(Subject to Income Tax): og 4 1934 5% p.c.due let Nov.- 101.35 101.36 101.38 101.35 1934 Bi p.c.due 1s Nov.«102,40 103.40 103.80 103.30 14% J4%4 |Cement Bonds.\u2026.108% 102% 102% 1024 9144 92% |Can Cottons Bonds.88 8% MY 884 17% 18 Penman Bonds.7 »\u201d 87 97 21% 32% |Cedar Bonds.7 Ny »7 4% 82 83 Wayagamack Bonds .19 79 Te 7 32% 83 nm ny PPPPPPPPRE 17 17 HN ow Ha | %| The Montreal So Bou | uk ONTARIO $ Produce Market 31% * ë \u2014\u2014 HN 2k MINING MARKET NI Montreal, Sept 17\u2014Corn, American No.8 yellow $1.64 to $1.08.Oata, rer en Western No.8 57 1-3¢ to 58c; s, Canadian Western Ne.à b6c to 56 1-30; cata, extra No.1 feed Sic to 56 1-80; Oats No.3 local white 546 to 64 1-3c.o Flour, Manitoba Spring wheat pas tentm, firsts $6.90; four $4.40, esc- ands $6.10.Flour, winter patents, 34.75 to $5.95, Rolled oats, bag 90 lbs $3.28.bran $28.28; gphorts $31.36.Hay No.2 par ton, car lots $15.00.choice 33 4-20.Butier, chaicent creamery 34 5-80 to 34 3-40.Éges, aslected 406.Potelges, per bag onr lote $1.25.Cotton Market New York, Sept.17\u2014Cotton tutu- Tog Closed steady.Closing bids.anuary 25.27-300; March 88.26- 9%c; May 24.06-18c; October 39.38- $0c; December 38.98-29.000.Spot oloded ptesdy.Middlings uplanda!h: 20.06e.Cotton spot fair demand.Pricea \"eady.American middMng falr 18.714.Good middling 18.144.Fully middiing 17.714.Middling 11.114.Low middling 16.564.Good ordinary 16.064.- Ordinary 16.144.The sales of the day were 7.000 bales including 5,800 American.Reseipts were 400 bales all American.Putures, closed very steady.Oil Market Lender, Rent.17-\u2014Cloaing:\u2014 Caleutte Linea $29, 14s.Linseed oH 4is.94.perm o!l 638.Petroleum.American refined 11d., spirite 16.: Purpontine, epirits Mie.34.Rosin, American sireined type \u201cG\u201d 185 4d.Tallow, Australias 41a ¢ 1.24.FR.uARNINGS Montreal, Sept.17\u2014Canadian Pacific Railway eatninge fer week mding September 14th, $3,547,000; 1 a [LT bookworm ?\"'-:-Jester.\u2018 , Ba .decrease $221,000, OTTAWA LH.& P.(ST.ONGE WILL FINANGING Issue Of $1,500,000 Pfd.For His Life When His Case Shares By Royal Securities- Greenshields Syndicate A syndicate composed of Securities Corporation, Limited, and Greenshields & Company, announces the public offering of Ottawa Light, Heat & Power Company, Limited, ¢ 1-2 per cent cumulative preferred shares.Ottawa Light, Heat & Power Company control through ownership of entire capital stock, Electric Company and the Ottawa Gas Company.Ottawa Electric Companywhich was established 36 yeare ago, does the greater portion of the eis tric light and power business in Ottaws, Hull and vicinity, steam power station of 13,000 h.p.estimated capacity at the Chaudiers Valls of the Ottawa River, within Cheese, firent eamterne 33 1-30 tothe limita of the city of Ottawa, and ï algo à steam standby generating sta- tién af 6,000 h.p.capacity.The Ouawa Gas Company is one of the oldest companies of lis kind in the Dominion, having been ateb- lished originally as Bytown Consumers\u2019 Gas Company in 1354, sone yeare before Confederation and the establishment of Ottawa as ths ra- pital of the Dominlon.In 1906, Ottawa Light, Power Company, Limited, was incorporated to control the and gas companies, bath of which aperated suoccawfully since thei: in ion.The securities, both bonds end of Ottawa Light, Heat & Power Oompany have al- waye enjoyed a broad market, net only tn Canada but in the Unites Sialsa and Great Britain as well.The Common shares, listed on the Montregl Stock Exchange, and pay- par cent dividends, market value of about 84 at the Dividende on ihe Commen shares have been paid for the pas sixteen years without interruption.The proceeds of the 31.600,000 6 1-Sper cent prefarred stock baing issued will be used to retire $1,300,000 par value of 9 ner cent and 8 1-3 per cent Firet Mortgage and Collateral Trust bonds now out.sanding.resulting In à eudstantial reduction in funded debt and annual Interget charges The Preferred shares are prefer- vod 88 to ameta and fixed cumulative dividend at rate af 034% per annum.Dividends re cumulgtive from October te 3, and payuble quarterly thers.after.The shares carry veting commen stock, ing 6 present time.FIGHT AGAIN Will Come Before The Court Of Appeals Montreal.Sept.17\u2014Gencençed to hang Ootober 26, Wilfrid 8.Onge, will make anether fight for his life on Friday 21, when he will come before the Court of Appeals fuir bench, to ask that his trial for the murder of Nestor Gavrilovitch, on April 1, 1922, be nullified and his canviction and sentence squashed.The court granted a motion at the request af his Attorney, Antoine Lepage settling the date of hesring for Friday.St.Onge bases his grounds for appeal on two points of law as eut- lined in a etated case presented by Nr.Justice Wilson the trial Judge and on which the motion fer reserved case now before this tribunal is founded.In the first place he challenged the action of the trial judge in sl- lowing the resding of testimony of one Eugene Renaud.a witness in the case) There were two trisls, it will be remembered, the Jury tailing to come lo an agreement in the first.Renaud stated at the frst trial that he had heard accused himself admit the crime, while, at the escond trial, witness, denied thts statement and sald that he had only heard 8 rumor to this effect from a third party.The reading of the des [Phiten of a living witness in Court opposed by counae!l as illegal.The sacond point deals with the re-aponing of the crown's evidence ta sllow of additional proof being presented regarding the (Gentification of the victime remains.The Crown had completed itp case and the defense had asked that the came be taken from the Jury on the ples that identifsation had not heen eg- Royal the Ottaws It owna a Heat & electric have 8|-\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014 eee es power and are redesmadle at pa and accrued ¢ividend in the even: of liquidation or vatunt windi up endat 108 and aoorued dividund lu all or in part, at the option of the Company, on any dividend date on ee days\u2019 notice.Earnings, an certified by Memrs P.8 Hom & Sons.Chartered Acsountants.Montreal, for the year or were \\Sauivelent to approximately four times amount requi preferred dividend.squired tor It le understood that the pertion ef the preferred share lens has already been sold, largely to customer and existing shareholders of the Company.The balance ta being gered fer subscription by the general publie gt par and ppued dividend, to weld ! Yt pee ag naw titled to a the tablished.This motion wes overruled and another from the Crown asking that its case be re-opened in order to allow that proof be made was granted.Thie is challenged by the accused as also beyond the provisions of the law.The Chicago Produce Market Chicago.Bept.17\u2014Clasing:\u2014 Wheat.Sept.90 1-8c; Dec.$1.03; May $1.07 3-8.Corn, Sept.82 1-4e; Dec.67 1-4c; May 68 8-8c.Oats, Bept.38 1-3c; Dec.39 8-8e: May 42c.Lard, Bept.$11.95; Oct.$11.30, Ribs, Sept.$9.10; Oct.99.08.London Market London, Sept.17\u2014Trading was an quiet and prices ware steady on the ateck exhange today.Bar silver 31 1-8d.per ounce.Rar gold 90s.9d.Money 3 3-3 per eent.} Diacount rates: short bitls 3 116) A to 2 1-8 per cent; three monthe billa 4 3-16 to 3 1-4 per cent.Paris, Sept.17 \u2014 Prices mesdy on the Beurse today.Three per cent rentes 57 france, 10 centimes.Exchange on London 78 france, $ centimes, Five per cent loan 78 francs, 1§ centimes.The United States dollar was |! quoted at 17 franes.3$ 1-3 centimes were OGILVIK MLLIANG CO.DECLARES BONUS Montreal, Sept.17\u2014\u2014At a meeting of dlreators of Ogilvie Milling Co.'[] tad, here this afternoon a bonus of 10 pes sent was docipred in addition te the regular 3 par cent quar- || terly dividend on the common stock payable Oct.1 te sharshoiders of |} record Gapt.if.A POOR IoT Madge\u2014Would you marry a man Le reform him?Mabel\u2014I sup 1 shall have to \u2014there ten\u2018t ond of them that suits | ON me the way he la now.An\u2014\u2014 A Yankees soldier was being shown overt an old ehurch in Bngland, where hundredq of people had heen buried.\u201cA great man poonle sjeep he- tweèn these walla\u2019 sid the guide, Indicating the Inscrigtion-cavered floor with a ewesp of his hand.\u201cS01\u201d maid Sammy.* e wey over in our country.y dontif vou gt # more interesting prosshor 1\"\u2014vgieisctgd.Capital and Reserve $9,000,000 MOLSONS Your Business Needs : Over 128 branches in Canadamanned by an experienced and | highly efficient staff, are at your dispcsal.that you can reasonably make and courteously met, 3 Branches in Quebec.| McDOUGALL 179 St.Peter Street Telephone: 1948, STYLE, FIT | WORKMANSHIP ORDER TOUR CLOTERS 136 Branches in Canada THE BANK Our Service Every demand a bank will be premptly and COWANS STOCK BROKERS WEB BUY and SELL VICTORY BONDS Chartered Acceuntania Montreal ang Queben fH KENNEDY, CA Aatheriesd Trumes.130 2 Perse Stress, sopt.17207 eu : 5e gure 10 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923.:Fashionable Store- THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.ces ASSISTANCE TU Chronicle Files \u2018 (Social and Personal 100 Years AgO| uré 1.imtornouo, ot Montrer, 1 ~~ NEW SETTLERS in the city visiting Miss 1da Turcot.Notice.| thanks to the Ladies and Gentle- gr) In WILSON'S .AKE THE CHILL OFF | YOUR ROOMS BY USING AN ELECTRIC 0 is in town, à guest ut the Chuteav.Mr.and Mere H.J.Aruols ui Boston, are slaying at top Lauton tu.Mr.H.A.Harding of Bi.Pacome Mr.Giannini profters his best i i ; , Be to ps es Mrs.J.Peloquin of .anticusd lv * HEATRAY = Wil Be Given By Sodas\u2019 iS Sg BE ie wie + 4 Novelty Fabrics of | fully inform them that he Settlement Board, it Is to ening.is school on /tto| Mr.and Mrs.Louis St Laurent y ad rics 0 the Season have returned to tuwa frum buf: ; tel J 1st £ October, where lessons In Warmth without waiting.Expected oto; of every description will be [tnôre.CLOAK .| a\u2014\u2014 given, having provided himaeelf Mr.and Mrs.B.lL.lves are In .INGS Best of all Fly Killers 10e with new Setts of the latest andithe city (rom Cmcums, s\u2026Vihé 4! Pile fabrics, Marvella, Chamois, Bolivia, Jacquard Plush and Velvet.; > SUITINGS (By Canadian Pres) Ottawa, Sept.17\u2014A8 part of the new immigration policy of the ben: :nloë Government, it je expected =\u201c Makes every corner a cosy comer at minimum expense.fashionable quadrilles and waltzes.Private Boarding Schools aitended, and lessons given to the young ladles and gentiémen at thelr the Chateaur.and Mrs.W.B.Holles, of Winilngten, NU, uvre vapistus I the Chatouumost per Packet at all Druggists, Grocers and General Stores Economi di nsive.© asc | hat the machinery of the Soldier t the lodging of Mrcal and inexpensive Euuanan REANN %/| seitlement Board will Le employed nl n Couttiard petite No.rel Ar.und airs.L Uugnon vf Chl- D ; % HOME-MAKING HELPK | M|*\" assisting new sett over the! NB.\u2014Mr.O has taken rooms at coutiml, ure in town, rgmtured ot uvetine, Jacquard Velours, Broad Clothof | difticulties of agriculture in & new | ygilhot's Hotel, Bt.John atreet, tor | the Chateau.4 Mr.und Mrs.|.8.Desautels wiv la tuwn Lois dsvetcr val, Gas a she Chateau.Mr.Marc Lavoie spent the wuek- end in tuwn the guest ot Cuivnel rene Lehuull.Mess, Charles and Richard Warren of murray Buy, ure guvato ut the Chateau.Mr.und Mrs.Oscar Mathieu oi Muiisreus, ure in town vasttiog Le B ang Mrs.U.U.Banuon.Chronicle Files Rivers Marte Leone emt ae 25 Years Ago Dresses For Street Wear Crape Morocain, Wool, Charmeuse, Tricotine, Poiret.Afternoon & Evening Gowns Chiffon Velvet, Silk Brocade, Cut Velvet on Geor Metal Broche.vee pete 7 MILLINERY Latest novelties in Millipery are now displayed in artistic designs and in rich Autumn shades.country.This ws understood to be in part what is contemplated in the Association of the soldier Sete ment Board with the Department of tmmigration as intimated by Hon.\u2018 J.A.Robb, in his formal statement.lt ie not Intended that there sheuld be any \u201cspoon feeding of the incoming settler, as (his Is regarded as likely to discourgge the quality of initiative which must play eo large a part in success on the farin.But {t ia recognized that in the Iaitlal stages of the seltlers exper.lence there will be assistance which a skilled agriculturist could give him which would be benefit and ie better convenience of his pupils, where he will attend on Tuesday.Thursday and Saturdays .te 9 36 20 06 06 08 36 06 26 0 95 98 96 35H Everything Abont the House, Helps to Make the Home.\" (By WANDA BARTON) Hore Are the Ways Wise Gardeners Giean in the October Garden.October sees the last of the harvesting In most kitchen gardens.But this is the time to make any chunges the need of which may huve bsen noted during the grow- Ing season.Certain vegetables that did not do well should be moved.Old beds should be dug up and enriched.All slipped things should ~ Mechanics Supply Co.Limited 80-90 St.Paul Street, Quebec, P.Q\u2014 Ordination.On Friday last in the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity of this city, the Ktevd.George Best was ordained Priest by the Lord Bishop of the Diocèse.We understand this gentleman proceeda to Fredericton, N.Vv In the Things Post Cards AND VIEWS OF QUEBEC VICINITY ge Over 100 different views in stock.DS Also big range of SAGUENAT VIEWS.Note our price: mb airs.Geurge Larbeuu.Mrs.J.A.Lusubien of Uttawa 1» Lepinay Limited | 188-198 St.John St.Téjhes 15-50 : - he put under cover at night so that ONE CENT EACH early frosts may not nip them.|not & hindrance.This is the «ind in town, visiting her paren, Mr Bulbs for Winter flowering should | of assistance that has been given te and Mivs.Geo.D.Lachainesoldier settlers by the Soldier Settiement Board and the field men - of that organization will be well prepared by previous experience to help the new-comer out of the rough places.Detailed plans for the relationship between the Department of Immigration and Colonization and the A Pegiment Predicament.Mr.and Mrs.Gabriel Taschereau Washington, D.C., Sept.16\u2014Pay-lot \u2018Lhetiord Mines, ure in town, the guests of urs.Gusiave Hamel.Mlus Uermuine Nicole, of Grand\u2019 Mere, 15 8 town, VILLUINE her cousins ché siisses Moy, 8t.John atreet.Mrs.W.J.Brady of Benucevlite, a In Lown Visit her sister Mre HISTORIO POST CARDS See our Historic Post Cards.Ten | views of all the Old Historie Gales of Quebec, Price.TEN FOR TEN CENTS he planted in pots and the pots put away in the dark for at least two or thres weeks before the plants are brought to the light to Erow.Hand-picked apples are carefully spread on an old blanket pad away trom the frost.The second cholce may be packed In barrels and the 1 A \u2018 | i 46 Si.JOHN STREET - \u2014\u2014 Phone 7915 \"¥he most centrally situated ern conveniences.First © sine and service.master-General Stanton has turned over to the President ali the papers relating to the recent unpleapant- ness growing out of the refusal of ay n Texas regiment to receive Mammoth Post Card views of trom Major Lynch, because he Quebec, Folding Post Card Views.© bake our own bread and; | ts Postal Birthday Cards |inird best In b ta for immediate neh pastry.and serve purest | So te Use.tor cooking or for cider.Boldler Settlement Board have not | colored: The [President ia taken | outs Kt.Luurent.nde Alies.[Marie Church, Grande Alles, they PERSONS OR PROPERTY 1 and cream.yot been worked out but there are ro definite action beyond express Mrs.David Glen of Moutresl, is| Rev.Abbe J.A.Moreau of 8 Toronto Globe the best pears Are wrapped in soft paper and are n Al 8.A elect resort for Lady Tourists.JC umber of plans which have been |i spproval of General Stanton's\\ yjpiting her sister, Mra.Malachie, uncle of the bride, offi-| A bewildered pundit telis us that nly a f .T i > separately ing a sh despatch .4.Open nutes to Juno sar .H.oO N ILL placed in a dark, dry cool (oem Lo present te the department Jor con- Pa ne oe Aer | Lesseaurier, Bougainville Avene.dating, of us Jacqueline Haar, \u201ctaxes after all, are levied, not upon - : er and ÿ es | y .become perfectly ripe or the er .q x ; Mr, and Mrs.t, Bechard and Lae ro r.an TR exan- | persons, but upon weal .3 nd wine served at meals.247 #F.JOUN aTKKET, Thankasiving table.A portion of | the plan has in no way received nf- mat department eu heu me.Misucs bechurd of Montmugny age |dre Hardy to Mr.Andre La Ferricre perty.\u201d It the\u2019 persons In \u201cToronto \u2018.¥ i 5 .5 .the grape harvest should be put [ficlal sanction Is n proposal for nla- 13 y commissioned by the Presl- in the city, mtuying ut the Chateau json of Mra.Pigrre d'Auteull.Theor a considerable proportion of bride, who was given away by her them, were to move , t it would be brother, Mr.Arthur Hardy wore a |interesting to ho taxes navy blue suit trimmed with opo: * an hl cing immigrants on small holdings , J.CU ot Chiin proximity of large cies.Under the| Mr.anu dirs.J.C.Ungne of away for table use in a halt barrel tram |.couum, ace in town the guests ol of sawdust, first dipping the ends as an army paymaster, must take their pay dent t-oops ! A ( the stems in sealing wax and | this plan it is urged by its advocates Lu Toronto\u2019 j Bie At ah The Tel 5993 ecking the bunches so that they|& contribution would be made to Lim or else go without pay.Thus|Mrs.Jules À ge LATE eme, bread brown bat and carried Toronto's asnessed land .values pe i + the matter stands.with the papers street.- - .' be collected.will not touch seach other In the the solution of the cost of living a bouquet of tea roses aud lilles of .before the President.- Mrs.Luuis Eugene LaRue fling valley.During the nuptial mass This \u201cDolla.a duet was rendered by the Misses ai) oliar Wheat\" that they're Morin and solos by Miss problem by the production of increased food supplies.It has been proposed that the lande thus setticd Montreal, i» in town, the guest ui | ar.and Mrs.C.J.Lockwell, Le sawdust.Herbs, of course, have already been dried and bottled for talking about must be buck- Mount Vesuvius.Dorothy wheat.\u2014Life (New York).state of Manhattan cu Winter use.Pumplins should be gathered and | should be equipped with Irrigation] Naples.Sept.17\u2014A Halaberry street.Genereux, Miss Yvonne Môrin and! Breakfast and Business Men's Lunch.placed in the vegetable-bins with in order to ensure regularity of} gloomy apprehension prevails] \u201cMr.und Mra.Albert Uagne of | Mr.Marcel Langlois, Mr, Georges! \u2018 Table d'Hote Dinner.: 50c The Winter vegelables or in barrels|crope Thess irrigation works them- | among the population regarding the | dontmaguy spent 116 week-end 10 [Chouinard presiding at the organ., rate ares Ce en eee eens with holes bored In them for air.selves would provide employment |e uptlon of Vesuvius, which tritown the gucald of Mrs Gagne | immediately following the ceremony Beers Served With Meals\u2014 .for the new settlers in the eariy hourly becoming more active\u2019 and | Mont Carmel strèet.Mr.and Mrs.Andre La Ferriere left he late green tomatoes should be gathered into baskets and made into chow-chow or other varleties of pickle, and they may also bu sliced and fried as an extra vegetable.Late cucumbers are usually gathered for cooking use, salt pickles or sweet pickles.In the latter case they may be cut up in large pleces ta pickle with the last string beans for Montreal, New York and Attantic City on their wedding trip.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.Henrl Marchand of Beauceville and Mrs.C.Haussknecht.menacing.Streams of lava ure spreading In every direction.The most threatening of these flowy through the Vedarino Valley, whith is almost filled.The observatory, which originally stood at a height\u2019 of 610 metres, is now only 27 mètres above sen level, owing to the sinking of the ground.Seven new cra- tere have formed around the central one and this has not tended to Mr.and Mre.Jacques Cartier of Bt.John, P.Q.are in town; the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Eugene souillard, Aberdeen street.Mrs.D.W.Mill and Miss Irene Mil) will return to town tomorrow (rom.Montreal, where they huve been spending .a few days.Mr.J.Arthur Bernier has turned to town from New Mrs.Bernier who spent u few Juyw stages of the venture.Plans of this nature have been proposed for On tario and are also under consideration In connection with the irriga tion worke of Alberta\u2014\u2014 - PLENTY NOW AT LARGE Toronto Globe It is bad enough not to catch some elusive bank bandits, but fe I» 120 ST.JOAN STREET NEAR BELL TELEPRONE > PILLS - Ie Sick Headaches Bertani & mm re re- York.too big te-58 ST.JOHN ST.and cauliflowers that are worse mot to hold the ones we have[irinish the fears formeriy felt AMERICAN AND CANADIAN RENDEZ-VOUS (ur other um.ny pero stew ana |\" are bused upon the erup: [In Montreal, has ule returned The only French and Italian Restaurant in this Cit: tor Winter time, use in soups tion Of stores scoriae similar to y.can for ' that which occurred in 1872.À Mr.Oscar Boulanger, K.C., and or for baked dishes.In this way Mrs.Boulanger have returned tu Exclusive Cuisine < .it is sure to be cooked a second Choice Wines and Beers time and so It will be more likely Verdun Cafe \u2018town [ro mast.Petrouille, lulund ot Orleans, where they spent the mane mer months.! Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Wiggs have left for à short visit to Atlantic City und New York.Un their return they will take up residence at 189 \u2018Grande\u2018 Alice.Miss Charlotte Langtois turned to town from itiviere Ouel- Your Printing should pay you a { proper return in dollars and cents.We offer you prompt service and fair charges.WOMEN DIE ANY GARMENT Whenever it is poasible to do so a cold frame should be placed over tre parsley-bed so that parsiey may ne picked and used all Winter.The frame need not be of glass, but jus: a good tight box of well sunk in the earth over the parsley.The top has re- expressed amazement at Americans fondness for lectures, following the meeting of the American Bar Association, which she attended in ito- 7 GARDEN STREET should be covered with heavy, un- Front bieached muslin.te, where ahe spent a couple of oy Pe ET URANT Automobile Clah In Making up the canna roots.i OR DRAPERY weeks, the guest uf her aunt, mre.I ° ° IMITED Five-C Neal NT IN TOWN.juke stalks are cut down and the Antonio Langlois.L \u2018 ) -Course Las eseeearenes sees .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.50e roots shaken free from dirt, then .Miss Albina Lantier and Miss May I \u2014 No Waiting.Courteous and Efficient Service.set In newspaper-lined baskets and Waists Kimonos Draperi Pelletier returned by the Steamer PR NTERS QUEBEC , Commutation Tickets :\u201421 Meals, $9.00; 10 Meals.$4.38 put in a cool dry cellar, they wil! .Taperies |North Shore from Clarke city | keep wondertully well and in Skirts Dresses Ginghams | where they wers the guests vf Mrs : good shape to plant nex pring.Coats .{walter J.Clarke.- \u2014 \u2014 - \u2014 == \u2014 Éhake dirt fiom the roots of the Sweaters Stockings | \"100 or Smith, 19 years old! large geranium bushes, then bunch daughter of the Earl of Birkenhead them together, wrap the roots in newspaper.and hang them upside down from the cellar beam.They will keep well in this way and start Try Our Delicious Lunch & Dinner NEW WORLD CAFE Diamond Dyes QUEBECS Jaeger - quickly in the Spring.\u201c No.31 BUADE STREET (Next to Holt, Renfrew) amines that are in et dome lectures.dont som may be carefully lifted | Each !15-cent package of \u201cDiam- ps .ond Dyer\u2019 contains directions so you?\" she remarked lighting a \u2018 without disturbing the roots more chan necessary.They should be pot- led and brought into the house.witere they will continue to look pretty for a month, it there is not too much furnace heat, cighret.Why 1 never maw anything like it.There has been wo much talk at these meetings here and everywhere we go, and ali tie time the auditorlums are crowdec with people willing to listen.Non NEAR CHATEAU bi simple any woman can dye or tint any old, worn, faded thing new, even if she has never dyed before.Drug stores sell alt colors THAT PULPWOOD COMMISSION oy TWIN BEAVER WASH BOARDS made of £00Y5 famous INDURATED FIBREWARE | | Alter the bulbs are planted in Ihe beds for early Spring blooming.\u2018tne beds should be lightly covered with aw.Then when (he weather straw or other mulching at hand.I\" All trellises, poles and other fixtures should be cleaned and stored tin the cellar.Cornstaiks and other wash should be raked up and burned.Many gardeners dig holes for house garbage, free, of course, from All refuse, and then when the holes are filled within eighteen inches of (he top they dry them and cover FOR SEMI-FORMAL occasions frock like this would be an excellent chcice.©: might oe fashioned from a \u201ciain or printed crepe for theztre or the afternoon +, and of Spanish cire lace, it ond make a very lovely ani inexpensive dance frock.(Ottawa Journal) - Disraeil once said that Royal Commissions were appointed to find out what everybody knew be- cent of the total annual timber cut in the Dominion.As Quebec, On- |tario and most of the other provinces prohibit its export from Crown Lands, only about five per cent of this 16 per cent total ia sent out of Canada.In the Commons last session Premier King said tha: there was no intention of interfering with farmers and others who tn England it is not that way.People don't care for so much talk.\u201d Whether English women are interested in peace or politics meant 1i*- yesterday morning in 8t.Coeur de\u2018 WOMAN SICK TWO YEARS | | Pure Wool à À KA} sets really trosty, mulch them down o H| Sel \u201cnd cover them witn light fore, One cannot help thinking| Lars Lady an but ve wn H| board.weighed with a few stones.that this especially applies to thelgaid.\u201cHe works so hard he \u201cdoesn\u2019t | - H | 10 hold them in place.Commission just now setting out (V|have a lot of time for pleasure and | = Tender roses will nesd straw cov- investigate export of pulpw .| peally.he la nice/ I mean.not a} 06 S O 6 El | ~rings, but the hardier varieties will What is the Commission to IB{Ls conceited over the idea that, \u2019 \\ = do nicely If the bed ls covered and vestigate?AL the present time], iq or girls like him : | | muichea weïl with meadow hay, pulpwood constitutes about 16 pétl, she marriage wan solemnizea | Cor.Buade & Du Fort Sts.OPPOSITE GENERAL POST OFFICE Everything in Jaeger them for fertilizing.And it's just the casiest thi have small holdings and who sell 0.t // t .It a trench for sweet peas is dug {rer made des ow from a single DUO oe export.Consequent- Çansod by Troubles Women Oftea A i\u2019 We h deeply, fertilized and left twelve| length © material and you're only |17, the whole thing narrows down ve\u2014NKe byl; 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