The Standard., 3 septembre 1910, samedi 3 septembre 1910

[" - &.A.CLAIROUX \u201d { TABACCONISTE - .1298 RUE mo a OUE 3 | ILLUSTRATED 5 ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT SUPPLEMENT ¢ vOL.VI.No.36.MONTREAL, CANADA, SEPTEMBER 3, 1910.171 ST.JAMES STREET.| | | The Standard\u2019s 1910 Panoramic View Series of Ottawa, Capital of the Dominion, and Washington of the North | 7 | } it No.5.\u2014THE MONUMENTS ON PARLIAMENT HILL.(Wm.H.Towend\u2019s Panoramic Views of Canada.Copyright, Canada, 1910, by the Canadian Photographic Co., Montreal.) AE pe No.6\u2014THE PARK CONSERVATORY AND PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS IN THE DISTANCE.| (Wm.H.Towend\u2019s Panoramic Views of* Canada.Copyright, Canada, 1910, by the Canadian Photographic Co,, Montreal.) À | | } C0 y (0 a /, [ ?| ' LL LL OP ; i FE es mga i AAR Easy Tg | $ | | a Yi | À : LE 4 No 7.\u2014RIDEAU HALL, THE VICE-REGAL RESIDENCE AT OTTAWA.(Wm.H.Towend\u2019s Panoramic Views of Canada.Copyright, Canada, LL.CT \u2014\u2014 -0\u2014-\u2014- \u2014\u2014- \u2014\u2014 2 THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.Canadian Cities Should Follow Example of Chicago in Providing Parks With Baths and Gymnasiums for Children Nr SH THE EIGHTH PLATE IN THE STANDARD\u2019S SERIES OF GREAT TRAVEL PICTURES\u2014The exterior of the Imperial Opera House at Vienna, beauty and size to the Grand Opera House, Paris.of the past and present have been heard.The Emperor Francis Jose formances in this superb opera house.\u2014 NE | | PLAYGROUNDS FOR | THE CHILDREN.OW that the Parks and Squares Commission of Montreal has been formed, there will be a chance to do something along the line of providing adequate playgrounds for the children.The metropolitan city of Canada is years and years behind the great American cities in respect to providing suitable breathing spots for its inhabitants.The work which has been accomplished in the great centres to the south of us along these lines is marvel lous.Perhaps Chicago, with its Park Commission, is the most notable example of a city which takes pleasure in civic development of this kind.By Acts of the Legislature of the State of Illinois the South Parks District was created.There was a Board of Parks Commissioners appointed consisting of five members, the term of one member expiring each year, the Commissioners to be appoinited by the Circuit Judges of Cook County.The Acts defined the limits of the Park District and also the lands which wiere to be taken for Park and Boulevard purposes, and provided for the levying of a special assessment upon all of the property within the park district for the purchase of the lands, and also provided for the levying of taxes for the maintenance and improvement of the parks and boulevards; for example, the area of the \u2018South Park District is 92.6 square miles.The population of the district is 700,000.The assessed valuation of the property within the district is $300,000,000.In this area there are twenty-three parks and seventeen boulevards.The area of the Parks and the length of the Boulevards now under control of the South Park Commissioners aggregate 2,021.33 acres of parks and 28.48 miles of boulevards\u2014in all an area of 2,423.37 acres, In contrast to the cramped conditions prevailing in Montreal, in each of the ten parks in this district of Chicago there are two indoor gymnasiums\u2014 one for men and boys and one for women and girls.equipped with modern apparatus, steel Ans HN NN ~\u2014 ee MONTREAL CONTROLLERS SHOULD NOW PROVIDE PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS FOR THE CHILDREN\u2014 HOW THEY DO IT IN CHICAGO\u2014A view of a public swimming bath in a Chicago park.MONTREAL CONTROLLERS SHOULD NOW PROVIDE PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS FOR THE CHILDREN\u2014 HOW THEY DO IT IN CHICAGO\u2014Out-of-door gymnasium, with measured tracks around the edge.ee Ne lockers and ample baths.There are also outdoor gymnasiums or playgrounds, and at least one baseball diamond in each of ten parks.All gymnasiums and playgrounds are in the care of trained instructors, who con- These gymnasiums are A Ne Be a & ; A Va HORTICULTURE ON THE PACIFIC COAST\u2014A young pear tree in British Columbia, showing the remarkably heavy yield of fruit.LW PN uw ; #2 Frot sat CA Co sp sert, 9 Riel I MET VaR He duct classes in gymnastics, dancing and games indoors from October to May, and games, athletics and sports out- \u2014 doors from May to October.In connection with the gymnasiums and playgrounds above referred to, there are in the ten park buildings as- ees GOLFING IN THE VICINITY OF MONTREAL \u2014 Arthur Woodward driving from the first tee at the Ranelagh Country Club.Sete sembly halls, club rooms, refectories, locker rooms, and shower baths.The buildings are open for the use of the people every day in the year.The gymnasiums and playgrounds during the school year are open from 3.30 in the afternoon until 10 o'clock at night, except on Saturdays and holidays, when they are open at 10 o'clock in the morning.The swimming pools are open from about June 1st until about October 1st, rooms, reading | \\ T ; a building which is only second in point of It occupies a prominent position on the Ringstrasse, one of the finest thoroughfares in the world, and within its walls all the great operas ph, who recently celebrated the 80th anniversary of his birth, and the late Empress Elizabeth, frequently attended per- nr two days a week being set aside for women and girls.To operate Armour Square, including policing and every other expense of operation and maintenance, costs on the average about $29,000 per year.The Park Commissioners do not grant concessions to anyone in the parks under their control.Boating, refectories, soda fountains and all other services to the public are operated by the Park Commissioners.There are two golf courses maintained in Jackson Park, one nine-hole and the other cightecn hole.At the first tee of the eighteen-hole course there is a large shelter, with commodious lunch counter, and 750 lockers and shower baths for both women and men.All of these are furnished free of charge, and the demand is so great that, notwithstanding the fact that four persons are assigned to each locker, all who applied for space could not be accommodated.Tennis courts are also maintained by the Park Commissioners in various parts of the parks for the use of the public.Suitable provisions are also made for curling, tobogganing and skating.there being nineteen skating ponds and seventeen toboggan slides maintained each winter.It is to be hoped that the new Commission that has just been appointed to deal with the conditions prevailing in Montreal\u2019s Parks and Square will see to it that the children of the city have MONTREAL CONTROLLERS SHOULD NOW PROVIDE PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS FOR THE CHILDREN\u2014HOW THEY DO IT IN CHICAGO\u2014Out-of-door gymnasium for men and boys in the Windy City.AN SN SCN A MONTREAL CONTROLLERS SHOULD NOW PROVIDE PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS FOR THE CHILDREN\u2014 HOW THEY DO IT IN CHICAGO\u2014A Chicago park public gymnasium for children.MONTREAL CONTROLLERS SHOULD NOW PROVIDE PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS FOR THE CHILDREN\u2014 HOW THEY DO IT IN CHICAGO\u2014Out-of-door playground for young men and young women.= eS rr BRIE DUUNSUNUNH I; 111111100000 re THE NEW GAOL AT BORDEAUX\u2014The above shows a couple of wings of the building now being erected at Bordeaux, which, when finished, will take the place of the present Montreal Gaol.It is to be one of the bes prisons in the world.(Photo by L.Wilcocks, Ahuntsic.) LA A more attention paid to them than has been done in the past.cet Thousands of children can be sat playing on Fletcher's Field every ; :ndeed 6 urday and Sunday.This 18 indeed subject which would well repay the ful consideration, as the need Jong Montreal children have been too = The $i Original and | only Genie soLD ON THE MERITS EE a eee A; i \u2014 LIMITED -\u2014 THE FISHERIES WEALTH OF CANADA\u2014Transferring salmon from a Fraser River steamer to a canning factory.The industry is now in full ih full swing.À [Stussors To C.C RICHARDS &CU 8 YAR S.NY Na THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.3 2 n Oberammergau\u2019s Saintly Play of Reverend Actors and the Great World Drama as Seen by a Canadian Visitor \u2014 Fr NAAT PIX py «ATR + THE PASSION PLAY AT OBERAMMERGAU\u2014THE CRUCIFIXION.\u2014\u2014 This Proscenium, or outer stage, is open to the sky.On the one side is the | house of the High Priest, on the other that of Pilate, the Roman Governor.M Flanking these houses are colonnades, | Gi through which the chorus comes out to take up its position.The inner stage ' is covered and hidden by a curtain, on which are pictures of Moses, Isaiah and Jeremiah, copies of Michael Angelo\u2019s : work in Rome.This central and in- | | - THE STANDARD\u2019S SERIES OF PICTURES ILLUSTRATING THE WORLD'S GREAT SCULPTURE\u2014Upper portion of the great west portal of Bourges Cathedral, one of the finest Gothic edifices in France, showing its wonderful decoration of allegorical sculptures.This Cathedral (built 1220-1538) is .a splendid Gothic edifice, the interior, one of the noblest in France, being 405 feet long and 117 feet high.The sculptures of the west facade are admirable.That shown in the illustration portrays \u201cThe Last Judgment.\u201d The lowest row of figures shows the graves giving up their dead (Kings, Emperors, bishops, clergy, rich and poor, old and young).The middle row shows the division of the sheep and the goats.The recording angel stands in the centre holding the scales of justice.On her right are the redeemed (the saved), on her left the damned (the lost).While an angel escorts the former to the \u201cmansions prepared for them,\u201d the latter are being driven by devils to the flames of everlasting torment (in the picture the fire is being kept at white heat by a couple of bellows blown by Satanic imps).In the uppermost row the \u201cGreat Judge\u201d sits on His throne surrounded by adoring angels.The whole sculpture is a fine example of mediaeval stone art.ner stage is enclosed and set apart, and is used for presenting tableaux and the scenes in the Passion Presentation that would naturally take place within | doors\u2014as the Lord\u2019s Supper, Christ before Herod, and the like.The streets of Jerusalem open to right and lefit of this stage, and long vistas of the Holy { City stretch into the distance.Very careful preparation is made for this Play by those who take the various parts.Father Daisenberger, the late Pastor of Oberammergau, so de- { vout and beloved, was the man who un- 1 dertook the labor of educating his par- | ishioners up to the level of their dramatic vocation.Seven or eight months before the time of presenting this Play the whole village consecrates itself for the observance of this great vow.During this time no secular amusements, no games, concerts, or dances are permitted.The task of choosing those who are to take part devolves upon a committee chosen by the vote of the villagers themselves.Certain citizens, such as the Pastor, the Burgomeister, are always members of this Committee.The utmost secrecy is maintained.; \u2018 OBERAMMERGAU AND THE PASSION PLAY.(Written exclusively for The Standard by Prof.A.O.Macrae, Ph.D.) HIS lovely mountain village is situated in Southern Bavaria, near the border of the Austrian Tyrol, some ithree or four hours by rail from Munich, the Capital of Bavaria.It is 2,800 feet above sea level, and surrounded by hills, some of which rise to a height of 4,000 feet.On the highest one, a conical-shaped peak, is a huge cross, the guardian sentinel of the little town.About 1,600 people live there, and their chief occupation is wood-carving.What are the inhabitants like?They are more like the simple Christian Scotch Highlanders than any other people the writer has seen.On returning from this picturesque place and reading about it in a book by an Anglo-Saxon author, I find the same thought expressed.\u201cThese peasants are true Highlanders.They have the noble bearing of the Highlander.They have the simplicity of the Highlanders.They have the strong faith of the Highlanders.They have the undying loyalty of Highlanders.\u201d And it might be added that they are gen- THE PASSION PLAY AT OBERAMMERGAU\u2014Christ washing the feet of Peter.(Continued on Page 4.) CSN NN Oberammergau escaped for a time.- _\u2014 \u2014 | J 3 \u2019 They drew a cordon around their vil- J : lage and posted sentinels to keep all strangers out, but a native who had 4 been away from home eluded the sen- i tinels in the darkness, and came to visit : his family.He brought the disease, and about a hundred were soon afflicted.Then the villagers met together and tlemen by nature, as is every true \u201cmade a solemn vow before God, that Highlander.They wear a natural grace if the plague were taken away.they of manner, and culture, strangely at THE PASSION PLAY AT OBERAMMERGAU\u2014On the right Johann, the Blacksmith, as Judas.Bargaining to sell would enact the play of the Passion of i ; ., ; a .; .the Redeemer every ten years with the variance with their simple life and at- the Christ for thirty pieces of silver, , ; , tire, Undoubtedly, however, the wood- utmost skill and devotion of which they carving and the splendid school estab- were able.Their vow was heard and lished in their midst for this purpose, has exercised a strong artistic influence upon the Oberammergauers.Canadians may have read quite re- Cently that the Passion Play is to be bresented by this people in the United States in 1812.This is but an idle rumor.I have it from the people them- Selves\u2014from one of the chief actors in whose house I stayed\u2014that no attention need be paid to such reports.They will never play outside of Oberammer- gau, and there but once in ten years, according to the heaven-sworn vow of their forefathers.Again, many readers will have heard it said that these villagers must make very large sums of money.With all temptations to gain which the Play affords, and these are very many and very great, this people remains poor.The expense in connection with the presentation of the Passion Play is very great.The costumes are made anew every ten years.The scenery is most elaborate, and most artistic.The very best artists of the present day prepared the scenery.The new theatre and its proper preparation entails a large outlay.But whatever profit remains is expended chiefly on public works\u2014 their roads, improvements, schools.All the individual players get amounts to a few dollars each\u2014sums that little more than replace the time taken from their ordinary occupations.What is the history of the Passion Plays?As is well known, Passion Plays, or Mysteries, go back to the early Middle Ages.The Church permitted these Plays to meet the demand that had been created among the people\u2014not- ably the Romans and the Greeks\u2014by similar presentations of their pagan mysteries.\u2018When this village began to present the Passion and Mysteries is not recorded.But in the 14th century it was heing acted in the neighborhood.Down the plague was stayed.\u201d And though at sundry times their privilege of present- ting the Play has been seriously threatened, they have been able by their peculiar pertinacity to retain the right.The theatre is a very fine one\u2014in many respects quite the best and the most convenient that the writer has ever seen.It has not the elaborate decoration of the great theatres of London, Paris, Berlin or New York, nor has it splendid boxes and finely-uphol- stered seats.The auditorium, formerly open to the sky, is 250 feet long and 140 feet wide, and, as said, has a seating capacity of 4,500.The seats are all alike\u2014plain perforated wood, set as in any ordinary playhouse, on an inclined to the 17th century its presentations loor.The prices vary according to po- were like those of other places in Eu- (sition.The stage is 60 feet deep, and rope.But in 1633 a fearful epidemic |the proscenium, where the chorus plays swept over the Bavarian Highlands.its important part, is 25 feet deep.ngs of i, will e best ntsic.) THE PASSION PLAY AT OBERAMMERGAU\u2014Christ meeting his mother.\u201cThen came Jesus forth wearing the crown of thorns and the purple robe.\u201d\u2014St.John, xix., 5.(Anton Lang, the Simple peasant, as he appears in his i\u201d wonderful representation of the Saviour in the Oberammergau Passion Play.han \u2018 NN NN yr an be geel ry Sat ndeed ¢ ay care of the ly THE PASSION PLAY AT OBERAMMERGAU\u2014The famous theatre nestling under the hills of the little Bavarian \u2014__\\\"Ilage, Where the great play, which attracts the attention of the whole world every ten years, is given.nine = FOUNDED 1829 College A Residential School for Girls, OSHAWA, - = ONTARIO Visitor, The Lord Bishop of Toronto.Preparation for the University and for the examinations of the Turonto Conservatory of Music.Young children also received._ Fine location.Outdoor games and physical training, School re-opens Sept.14th.The Musical Department (Piano.Theory aud Harmony) will be under the direction of a Master, and of a Sist- r, who for twelve years taught in the School with marked BUCCOSS.Voice culture will be in the charge of a qualified Mistress.For terms and particulars, apply to the SISTER IN CHARGE, or to THE SISTERS OF ST.JOHN THE DIVINE Major Street, Toronto ne | CN IT I I | ES.20.08 ERIE IRD > a.Sabi FAL] Cu RCE 21224 CANADA'S OLDEST RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL utumn Term begi E ber 13th ns on Tuesday, Septem- Courses for University, Royal Military inations College, etc.Satueions for Entrance Scholarships; Senior and Preparatory Schools in separate 3Y.September 17th.buildings.Every modern equipment.H.W.AUDEN, M.A.(Cambridge), Principal 2519 THE PASSION PLAY AT OBERAMMERGAU\u2014The descent from the Cross.THE PASSION PLAYSAT OBERAMMERGAU\u2014Peter\u2019s denial of the Saviour. LL.\u2014\u2014 pox PNR NL Nes Ne 1 Ne THE RUSH OF IMMIGRATION TO CANADA CONTINUES UNABATED\u2014SEASON\u2019S RECORD THE GREATEST EVER\u2014Remarkable picture of a steam- erful of recent arrivals photograped for The Standard.THE RUSH OF IMMIGRATION TO CANADA CONTINUES UNABATED\u2014 SEASON'S RECORD THE GREATEST EVER\u2014New settlers for Canada getting the first view of their future country from the bridge of an Atlantic liner arriving at Montreal.es HIS EXCELLENCY, VINCENZO CARDINAL VANUTELLI, Papal Legate, Bishop of Palestrina, who arrive Eucharistic Congress, in Montreal to-day to attend the THE EYES OF THE WHOLE WORLD NOW FIXED UPON THE QUEEN OF SPAIN, FORMERLY PRINCESS ENA\u2014The Standard has procured the latest and most interesting picture ever taken of the Queen of Spain.It represents Her Majesty sitting in her boudoir.The Queen of Spain is in the public eye just at the present time by reason of the recent religious troubles.= San?; \u201csa es ste sa N ts ES re M rene Si _ = ae, RE MONTREAL CONTROLLERS SHOULD NOW PROVIDE PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS FOR THE CHILDREN\u2014 HOW THEY DO IT IN CHICAGO\u2014One of the breathing spaces for Chicago children, where they can play all manner of games.These playgrounds are furnished the children by the city free of charge.BEAUTIFUL CANADIAN SUMMER HOMES\u2014The Hon.Sydney Fisher\u2019s country residence at Knowlton, P.Q.(Continued from Page 3.) \u2014\u2014 ~~ tN To take part, even the smallest, one needs to be native born, of honest report and good reputation.To have any part is an honor\u2014to play the part of Christ, or John, or Mary, surpasses all worldly honors.When the reader understands that this idea of taking part is looked upon as a great privilege, he can see what a power for righteousness the Passion Play becomes.When all the different roles have been assigned, much time is given to preparation and rehearsal.Very earnestly, very prayertully is this, the World's Greatest Drama, undertaken by this simple, but artistic folk.In the School, in the Church, even by the State, the idea of being a part and playing it worthily is strongly inculcated.All that take part,\u2014and there are 700 altogether.\u2014wear long hair.It is curiously reminiscent of the old-time, the days of Charles I.and the Royalists\u2014 to see the men and boys going about with hair reaching down about and even beyond their shoulders.I asked Melchior Breitsamter, one of the Priests, if they always wore long hair.\u201cOh, no,\u201d he answered, \u201conly for the Passion Year.\u201d DST NN AA ere | 0 pers GYMNASTIC SQUAD, LOWER CANADA COLLEGE, NOTRE DAME DE GRACE, MONTREAL\u2014Physical Instructor, W.Jacomb; Headmaster, C.S.Fosbery, M.A.UPPER and [B= Large Boys prepared for the Universities, Royal Military LOTS (es ane College and Business.Careful oversight in the Excellent Staff \\ Ï Classroom and on the Athletic Field.me AS, Rev.D.Bruce Macdonald, A AE 3 TET {1 Complete 11 Equipment 7 M.A, LL.D., Headmaster ER.Autumn Term Opens Sept.3, 1910 Calendar sent on Application Limi 2500 Ry - a Let the Kodak Film Tank and Velox Paper Complete the Pleasure of Your Kodak Day.KODAK SIMPLICITY marks every step.No dark room for either developing or printing and better results than by the old methods.Ask your dealer or write us for the two free booklets: \u201cTank Development\u201d and \u201cThe Velox Book.\u201d If you do not finish your own picures, insist on the use of Velox by the man who finishes them for you.A good negative is worthy of Velox; a poor negative needs Velox.CANADIAN KODAK CO., LIMITED, TORONTO, CAN \u201cKIKI,\u201d THE FAMOUS FRENCH POODLE, 4 First Prizes Canine Exhibition, Montreal, 1909.Dog fanciers generally concede that the French Poodle is considered to be among the most intelligent and useful of dogs.Mr.Larin, 564 Dorchester street east, is the owner of g pair of these.The dog \u201cKiki\u201d was imported from Paris three years ago, and took in four first prizes at the last Canine Exhibition in Montreal, 1909.His mate, \u201cKora,\u201d was imported from Germany last summer; 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