The Standard., 27 juillet 1912, samedi 27 juillet 1912

[" tH \u2014\u2014\u2014_ > x ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT The Standard, == \u2014\u2014\u2014 VOL.VIII.No.30.MONTREAL, CANADA, JULY 27, 1912.171 ST.JAMES STREET.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Views of Commercial Metropolis Taken From Newly Built Skyscraper: Striking Picture of Smoke Nuisance \u2014\u2014 em 4 ee EE = A NOVEL VIEW OF MONTREAL FROM THE NEW WINDSOR STREET C.P.R.STATION TOWER\u2014This gives an excellent idea of the growth of the city in a north-easterly direction.Many handsome new structures are seen in the foreground, including the fine new Ames-Holden-McCready building, which has done so much to improve this part of the city.In the centre of the picture can be seen St.Andrew\u2019s Church, and there is also an excellent view to the immediate left of St.Patrick\u2019s Church.To the right and left can be seen various prominent church towers.A NEW VIEW OF MONTREAL'S BEAUTIFUL DOMINION SQUARE\u2014The Windsor Hotel, Sir John A.Macdonald\u2019s Monument and the Y.M.C.A.Building can be seen in the foreground of the above picture.A view of Mount Royal, shortly to be tunnelled by the Canadian Northern, is seen in the background.Dominion Square is one of the most popular resorts in Montreal during the hot weather, its seats being occupied by hundreds of people all day long and in the evening.en A VIEW OF MONTREAL FROM THE NEW C.P.R.STATION, LOOKING SOUTH\u2014This picture, taken especially for The Standard at the busy noon our, shows a few of Montreal\u2019s great manufacturing plants in full blast, and it also illustrates the smoke nuisance which does so much damage to City property.The River and the Bridge opened by the late King Edward VII.is seen in the distance.a | | MN | AN EXCELLENT VIEW OF MODERN MONTREAL FROM THE NEW TOWER OF THE C.P.R.WINDSOR STREET STATION IN MONTREAL, 8 LOOKING SOUTH-EAST\u2014This picture gives an excellent idea of the buildings recently erected in the heart of the city and the solid character of the | structures.The big Grand Trunk Grain Elevator can be seen in the distance.+ A a ye .EE y Le i, © E \u201cal Fr bap yey $s x NOVEL VIEW OF MONTREAL\u2019S UP-TOWN DISTRICT TAKEN FROM THE TOWER OF THE NEW C.P.R.GENERAL OFFICES \u2014 In the above picture on the left an excellent view is obtained of the Cathedral of St.James.One of the interesting things about this picture is that it gives an excellent view of what will hereafter become the Montreal end of the Canadian Northern Railway\u2019s great tunnel through Mount Royal.It will come out among the trees in the centre of the picture, and this rural scene will become one of the great transportation centres of the Continent.ee Ne NN UNIQUE PHOTOGRAPH OF MONTREAL'S WONDERFUL PROGRESS\u2014The first picture, looking west, from the high tower of the new C.P.R.General offices.This picture is of interest in that it shows the immediate entrance to the new Station of the great Transcontinental End of the City of Montreal.| ; the smoke stack is built, the whole space between this and Windsor Street being taken up by the extended general offices.line at the West A Transcontinental train is seen entering the yard in the distance, and the enormous new station proper ends where (Photos by KiSsock.) > wy ey a ree mes v\u2014\u2014 = TN 9 THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.Montreal Photographer\u2019s Thrilling and Unique Pictures of New York from NN \u2014\u2014 IEE \u201cey: $F arr ow B® gm \" Sham ee \u2019 na ## °° $ : \u2019 CREB Loe uh BRC aE ut M! bo BS ss + pee # ue 3 A AL i .\\ > > A STANDARD PHOTOGRAPHER TAKES EXTRAORDINARY VIEWS OF NEW YORK CITY\u2014The above picture shows a well-known Montreal photographer, Mr.Walter Millar, photographed while at work taking pictures of New York from the top of the new Woolworth Building, 730 feet in the air.The Woolworth Building is the latest in sky-scraping construction, and the picture above presents Mr.Millar on one of the topmost beams taking views of enormous sky-scrapers.Hundreds of feet below the street cars can be seen about the size of peanuts, and the citizens are seen about the size of pin-heads.The view gives an excellent idea of the wonderful building development in this part of New York City.Che Standard Quotations given on application for any of The Standard\u2019s exclusive Engravings that appear in Supplement.Address Art Department.171 St.James St., Montreal.NS NN NN NN Ne oe = SPT WF the World\u2019s Highest Building L TT TTT { in A STANDARD PHOTOGRAPHER TAKES NOVEL VIEWS OF NEW YORK AND ITS WATER-FRONT\u2014The above picture shows Mr, Walter Millar, a Standard photographer, at work on another part of the Woolworth Building.He is here shown taking pictures of West Street and part of the A large ocean-going vessel is seen putting out to sea, and the traffic about the piers is plainly discernible down below.The wharves and Harbor.piers of Hoboken, N.J.,, can be dimly perceived.Mr.Millar is apparently undisturbed by the precarious position from which he takes these pictures, High Veloeity - +280 Calibre NOT A TIME TO T A KE CH AN CES the right proportions to make a delightfully good- tasting, delicately fragrant thirst-quencher that is In shooting big game, don\u2019t wound\u2014xkill.The Ross .280, using the Ross sharp pointed mineral water.copper tube bullet, will kill or disable when other FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS 146 BIGBOTILE.forms of small calibre high velocity rifles fail.hunters in India and Africa.alogue, etc.ROSS RIFLE CO., QUEBEC The Ross .280 will satisfactorily fill the place of the heaviest double barrelled express when dealing with dangerous big game\u2014and is used with the greatest satisfaction by big game $70.00 at your dealer.Write to us for cat- = WILSON\u2019S INVALIDS\u2019 PORT WINE (à la Quina du Pérou) À delicious summer beverage that is as good for you as it tastes.Just pure, fresh juice of selected Oporto Grapes combined with Peruvian Cinchona Bark in exactly cooling, revivifying and permanently strengthening.§ Blend with cold soda or any good, sparkling § aP, ZN SUSPENDERS Common suspenders resist every motion.The \u201csliding HD cords\u201d permit free play.All dealers 50 cents.Light, medium and heavy weights.DOMINION SUSPENDER COMPANY, NIAGARA FALLS.PANCAKES! 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Each the best you ever are Complete Without ested, 1 0 vse RED ROSE Baking Powder NEW YORK SKYSCRAPERS PHOTOGRAPHED FROM A GREAT HEIGHT \u2014 The above photograph was taken from the 55th story of the new Woolworth Building by Mr.Walter Millar, a Standard photographer.It gives an excellent view of the new Municipal Building; also, two of the famous New York bridges can be seen in the distance to the right.2 mE , ie PAIE ?; ena 7 : ay mate + % ry 2 as ART RE \u20ac = MR vss = ë om TE \\aunetuuuenué ne\u201d ; LAURE SRRHRURMÉ aid) f MLR EE REREAD ER » \u2014the pure Cream of Tartar Baking Powder of highest quality.Get it from your grocer in 10c.to 45c.tins.Made by 12 A.W, HUGMAN, LIMITED, Montreal.= The \u201c0 Original ÿ and i only (Genuine SOLD ON THE MERITS OF ll MINARD\u2019S | LINIMENT.MITED \u2014 i 8 BEWARE RICHARDS &CK, OF IMITATIONS.N.S | AN PHOTOGRAPHING A GREAT CITY FROM MID-AIR\u2014The above picture shows The Standard photographer, Mr.Walter Millar, who has become a famous sky-scraper photographer, in New York City, sitting on a two-inch plank over 700 feet in the air above Broadway.He is looking down on City Hall, and the Supreme Court is in the foreground.Get a good supply before leaving for the country.High Grade Smoking Mixtur Whether out canoeing or sitting on the verandah, you will enjoy this high grade mixture.CALABASH is smooth, cool, even-burning and satisfying.Full directions and mans, uses on Large Sifter-Can | | | | 3 \u2014\" | NN ! | / ee me 2 re \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 aa \u2014\u2014 ne ~~ THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.Canada\u2019s Wonderful Scenery; Stirring Events in Life of Hubert Latham, Conqueror of Air, but Killed by Buffalo An \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 ee 2 222 222 222 \u2014\u2014 the vast mountain ranges of the Rockies.en Mr.Hubert Latham FAMOUS BIRD-MEN\u2014(1) Mr.H.Farman.THE LATE HUBERT LATHAM.| HE illustrations on this page of 4 The Standard vividly recall the most stirring events in the life of the late Hubert Latham, when he fell into the water in his attempt to cross the English Channel.Latham conquered the air only to be trampled to death by a buffalo.The appreciation published on this page is written by a personal friend of Latham\u2019s.After having braved the perils of aviation, in its earliest stages, and been the hero of more than a score of spectacular accidents,.Hubert Latham, the intrepid Franco-English sportsman, has met death in the jungles of Africa, where he had gone big game hunting.Some six or seven years ago, a young French engineer, by the name of Lavasseur, felt that he could build successful heavier-than-air craft, but he did not have the money to carry out his desires along these lines.At that time Hubert Latham ,who had always taken a deep interest in aeronautics, and had won fame as a daring balloon pilot, heard of this young man, and he immediately visited him.He was impressed with the blue prints which were shown him by the engineer, and more especially by his enthusiasm, and he placed an order with the young man.This was the beginning of his association with the now famous designer of the Antoinette monoplane.After his first experiences as an aviator, he placed an order with Levasseur to supply him with monoplanes, just as fast as he broke them, which, as can be imagined in the early days of flying, kept the builder and his assistants very busy.Latham made the first attempt to fly the English Channel, but met with an accident, as vividly shown by the illustrations on this page of The Standard, his motor stopping when half way across, which necessitated his descent into the water.When he was rescued he was sitting on the slowly sinking wreckage, calmly smoking the ubiquitous cigarette.It is no exaggeration to say, that few men have lived in recent years who have calmly looked death square in the face as many times as this young man.It came to Latham\u2019s ears that an old bed-ridden man, who had always cherished a desire of seing a successful flying machine in action, wanted very much to witness a flight, but as he could not be taken from his room, and as his residence was a considerable distance from the flying ground, he had almost given up in despair.Latham sought out the house, and finally decided to take the chance of a successful flight over the city, which was in those days an exceedingly dangerous undertaking, in view of the insecurity and unreliability of aerial motors.He knew that if his motor stopped going sure death would be his reward.Despite this fact he flew so close to the old man\u2019s house, that his wing tip nearly touched the window.The venerable patient immediately sent for Latham, and thanked him most profusely, pressing him to accept a gift of five hundred dollars, which Latham accepted, and promptly turned over to the charities of the city.It is no idle statement to say that Hubert Latham was one of the greatest sports- M.Paulhan (2) Mr.Glenn Curtiss.a few weeks ago).(4) Mr.Hubert Latham (killed last week).+ EVERY CANADIAN; SHOULD SUBSCRIBE TO THE STANDARD-\u2014-CANADA'S NATIONAL WEEKLY.MAGNIFICENT CANADIAN SCENERY\u2014A wonderful panorama of mountain scenery in the Canadian West, showing relative size of travellers and a man who merited in the highest de- M.R.Sommer (3) Mr.Louis Bleriot (who visited Canada (5) M.Paulhan.(6) M.R, Sommer.\u2014 me + \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 2 \u2014 Pr me =\" ym 1 Co ss ss\u201c > HW 492 # 3 ET ge PES .spn, nn INERT - RS HEE où THRILLING INCIDENTS IN THE LATE MR.HUBERT LATHAM\u2019S ATTEMPT TO CROSS THE ENGLISH CHANNEL IN A MONOPLANE\u2014The start from Sangatte, France, when the monoplane sailed \u201cthrough the air like a big dragon fly.\u201d men the last decade has produced, and gree the designation\u2014a gentleman.3 \u2014_\u2014 THRILLING INCIDENTS IN THE LATE MR.HUBERT LATHAM\u2019S ATTEMPT TO CROSS THE ENGLISH CHANNEL IN A MONOPLANE\u2014The collapse of the machine in mid-Channel and the rescue of Mr.Latham by the torpedo destroyer, Harpon.THRILLING INCIDENTS IN THE LATE MR.HUBERT LATHAM'\u2019S ATTEMPT TO CROSS THE ENGLISH CHANNEL IN A MONOPLANE\u2014The crew of the Harpon attempting to salve the airship, in which attempt they were successful.THRILLING INCIDENTS IN THE LATE MR.HUBERT LATHAM\u2019S ATTEMPT TO CROSS THE ENGLISH CHANNEL IN À MONOPLANE\u2014\"\u201cSlowly she (the Harpon) came in port with the disabled monoplane, like a bird with a broken wing, hanging from a derrick on the starboard side.She soared over the cliffs a few hours earlier in the glory of buoyancy and strength.Now she hung there, battered and broken, for the moment helpless, without a throb or a flutter of life left in her.\u201d [ Bishop's College School LENNOXVILLE, P.Q.Head Master, J.Tyson Williams, B.A.\u2014(Emmanuel College, Cambridge) This well-known school for boys E.Abbott, Major George R.Hooper.has been completely renovated and An efficient staff of masters, made thoroughly up-to-date.chiefly graduates of English Uni- A reorganization of the execu- versities, help to make B.C.S.one tive committee has also been made of the best known and most thor- and now comprises the following: ough schools for boys in Canada, Sir H.Montagu Allan, C.V.O., preparing them for the R.M.C., Chairman; J.K.L.Ross, Vice- Kingston, the Universities and Chairman; Prof.J.A.Dale, Arthur Business Life.\\ For Calendars, information, etc.,, apply to the Headmaster.y EDUCATION A L Examinations for Entrance &Scholarships, Saturday, Sept.14th.BELLEVILLE, ONT.Courses for University, Royal Military College, etc, Over 300 students enrolled annually Senior nd Preparatory half of whom are young ladies.High-| Schools in separate build- est advantages in all departments.ings.Every modern equip- Building heated by steam and lighted| ment.U C d C Il TORO NTO RIDLEY COLLEGE, ST.CATHARINE, ONT, A distinctly residential school, Three separate residences under the care of ALBERT COLLEGE pper ana a 0 \u20acge master: (1) Lower School for boys under fourteen; (2) the Dean\u2019s House, for Sunior boys In the upper school; (3) Upper School for boys preparing for the Universities and for business.FOUNDED Over 80 acres of grounds.Remarkable record for health, In 1909 the School won a Univer.1829 sity Scholarship in Classics, in 1910 in Classics and Mathematics, and in 1911 in Classics.REV.J.0.MILLER, M.A., D.C.L., Principal, KM A - a ie i NN, D / , ; Zerg = A bw | a - 1 TL ~~ Ak a la |g \u2018alla TPE l= Sle / ie / A Me (O0 CEOB Te \u2018 < y ~All a by electricity.Will re-open Monday, Successes in 1911: Honor > .September 9th, 1612, Matriculation, 11: Pass, ve a >.rime, COLLEG .Matriculation, 22; Royal p en TV 3 SLI.For Calendar of room, address: Military College, all passed ne = Ps us se eu qui Bin F , D.t 10 a.m.= TE Shei = = .i Autumn Term Begins on Thu 12th, a a.m FARR Tre es 6 ROCKCLIFFE PARK, OTTAWA, ONT.3oarders Return on the 11th.H.W.AUDFN, M.A.Principal.Pn 2e incipa RESIDENT AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.\u2014Modern, fireproof build- OUR NEW MAIL COURSE is cheap but good\u2014 y \u2019 AT versities, etc.All Candidates for R.M.C.Entrance in the last th Noite iii Bishop Strachan School 25 és) \\ passed.Junior Department.School re-opens Sept.11.For Calendar apply Cuers Use pare DFA + T y ie 5 , His REV.GEO.F.WOOLLCOMBE, M.A.(Oxon.), Headmaster.good hand.Write Wykeham hall dE > oronto im Ih; ESSERE E.WARNER, Instructor, 8.C.School, College St.4 ET 7 = : % 4 891 Yonge Street, Toronto.| DG = 7 7 a , i i i KA { i Cdt = Sid - { ag = Te Je As STAMMERERS # \u2014 Principal: .Cr Forty- ings.Ten acres of playing fields.Special preparation for R.M.C., Uni- C7 \u2014 EB can be cured, not merely of the habit, but Hr a lege oe cause.Arnott Institut h r- dant n ) / ° .ote « i Te TE ol vu Se at | ai an 4] .7 i manly stored natural speech to thou- Sat on ete, MISS WALSH A Church Residential and Day School, \u2018 ~ wf a.OU).5 ll SES hb , | rd \u20ac Ît to-day.Write for full oo wer, Vie Principal: for Girls.Full Matriculation Course.TR Nes gli 2 y > PAUL EE Rg _f | sands doin a ° : Elementary work\u2014Domestic Arts\u2014Music su, rm ner and references to 11 ; PUT NTP \"MISS NATION and Painting.Re-opens September 1th tos, fn2 in ST ANDREW\u2019S COLLEG ONTARIO AR A for and THE ARNOTT INSTITUTE.BERLIN, ONT,, Can.A ee ee TU R ww eplemoer Seg Uo fi Mo Royal Mili ONTARIO, Preparation for Universities, Business and Ur ARR oe TES lg A M NEO a lm lL tl A a St SH RE OA i, oyal Military College.Upper and Lower Schools, Calendar sent on application.Aut, term Commences September 11, 1912.REV.D, BRUCE MACDONALD, M.A., LL.D.Headmaster.2 a\u2014\u2014 1\u201d BR \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 - \u2014\u2014\u2014 THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.2% a = 2\" oo > » N à BEN + ox Tae > \u20ac rat a or q THE STANDARD\u2019S LATEST PARISIAN FASHIONS\u2014The above costume was photographed at the Grand Prix Meeting at Auteuil recently.BREAKING CANADIAN AUTOMOBILE RECORDS IN MONTREAL\u2014The above picture shows Louis Disbrow breaking the world\u2019s record for one mile on a half-mile track.(Photo by Chandler.) 4 Cn Pr % | \u2014 = miles an hour.the hands and face in this way, wiping the soap off with a towel.At Daya we erected a theatre where a music hall programme was given on Sunday nights.One Sunday, just before twelve, a special message came to call us to BREAKING CANADIAN AUTOMOBILE RECORDS IN MONTREAL\u2014The above picture was taken when this famous car, known as the \u201cCase-Bullet,\u201d and driven by Joe Nikrent, was travelling at a speed of over sixty Taken on the hom stretch at Delorimier Park, Montreal.(Photo by Chandler.) extinguish a forest fire.For three days ashes had been falling in the camp and we knew there was a big fire somewhere.At two o'clock in the morning we started off, in our linen suits, with hlankets rolled and round our shoulders \u2014 these and the bidon KALODERMA Highly Refined SKIN SOAP.In boxes of 3 tablets.JELLY in 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piece of rock about a foot square and hit the other full in his face, smashing his nose.The same night some friends of the man with the broken nose waited on the victor of the morning.Result \u2014 he also was conveyed to the hospital with two ribs broken.have established a new (| and higher standard of ° | purity and deliciousness in candy-making.They are prepared from the best cocoa beans the market affords, personally selected by us, and ground in our own factory by skilled confectioners.The chocolate coating is of the finest quality and the centres are dainty and varied, forming a combination which results in the most delicious chocolates you ever tasted.Try them.MOIR\u2019S LIMITED, HALIFAX, A 2 n 7 Cage) ke Éd a ly, oy = 0 Ct = D Best Dealers NL À 4 > EH SN pe v , 23 Everywhere GANONGS thE FINEST (G.B) iN LAND CHOCOLATES BREAKING CANADIAN AUTOMOBILE RECORDS IN MONTREAL\u2014The a \\ | bove picture shows th iti ini between Louis Disbrow and H.Ulbricht in one of the automobile races he I ark last wrod finish Id at Delorimier Park last week.(Photo by Chandler.) a \u2014\u2014 tells the story better.LIFE IN THE FOREIGN LEGION.Ca Le Am The English in the Legion number | : about one in every thousand, and it | We are { tie Standa Rates for says something for our national repu- always glad a A Advertising ON( tation that my word as an Englishman to accept application to was always believed.Water ran short Photographs 171 St.James Street.the Publishers,{ |at Daya, and three men were killed of interesting ns J \u2014 _ and any other while blasting to increase the depth of Canadian A information the well.We had wine three times a _ 00 .We will sell any of our Engravinzs.day and a pint-and-a-half of tea a day.subjects for Prices given om Application.cheerfully No water to wash with unless you \u2014 reproduction.Address a given, used the lavabo where all the foul \u2014 = \u2014 UO y == rt Department.linen was washed, and the earl O7 Ie NS s , y morn- = DU LF SNS SSI 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