Examiner-courier, 3 août 1933, jeudi 3 août 1933

[" Outremont Mount- Royal VOL.Vv.No.31.B.M.GARFIELD FINDS THAT ALL CLASSES INUNITED STATES HAVE - | FAITHINROOSEVELT SYSTEM Improvement in Situation is General in Towns and Country Districts -\u2014 Raises in Salaries Are Being Made Every- | where\u2014Strikes Will Be Broken By New Lave\u2014Vigi to | Chicago World's Fair.B, M.Garfield, President of the North End Business Men's Associa- tior.and we'l known \u201cusiness man of this district returned this week from a threa-wzeks tour of the United States visiting Cleveland, Toledo Syra- that, immediately Work is progressing rapidly on!4 ratification is forthcoming, + the laying of conduits on Park ave- ® the erection of a publie bath + nue at the present time and although + for the ward will be procced- nothing has been done by the prop- ; > ve dE 85 present: + ; ; .tEned c or n sepzrate i rietors with regard to approschingt 4 building on the lard nie + the city.executive on the subject of + by the Seigler*@linic, al the #1 o | widening the street it is thought that [% corner nf Mount Royal avenue +! a meeting will be held in the near| $ ard Henri Julien street, and future, + should be a great hoon to the The suggestion has been made youth of the ward, \u2019 that the land be given to the city ee teers +d and that in exchange the executive CAMBRIDGE, Mass, \u2014 A whose roots are 70 feet ahove the | Laval ground has been discovered at Harvard University.Tt was found Te- had explained it: own side of the cently.Re \u2014\u2014___esare nee dp { | B.M.GARFIELD President of the Businessmen\u2019s Association who has just returned from a three weeks\u2019 tour of the United States visiting Cleveland, Toledo, Jamestown, Rochester, Syracuse, Chicago and many other cities on the way.While at Chicago Mr.Garfield visited the World's Fair.replica are H.the Monitor, Examiner-Courier and the Guardian, suburban newspapers owned and controlled hy the Monitor Publishing Company.to do homage tree i + have à white moose to keep company Examiner Cantier lssued with the Co-operation of the Businessmen\u2019s Association of the North End.~~ MONTREAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 3, 1933 c 4 .les ascent mio \u2018he s'ratos hes © from y ' sisants are making last minute adi iments, {PROPRIETORS : ASK MORE THE.à Suspension of Al Expropria-| ow, Two Sons, Two Daugh- | tion Accounts For One Year | i Is Asked of Commission | R.Futvin of the Quebez Muni- Tues- i | 1.pal Commission announced \"day morning that the city of Mont- \u2018veal had Geen officially notified of the requests laid before the Commis- property of Jenn i Talon Street and Park Avenue ask- {sion by owners | {ing for a suspension cf all exprop- !rigtion accounts for one year.I The requests were presented Ly ne Ernest Poulin, M.I.A.tor Laurier, and Joseph Filion, M.I.A.for Mr.Potvin explained Lhat | nothing could be done until the city |! i problem.MONCTON, N.B.\u2014 And now we {with the white deer and white coyotes.An allino hull moose was seen pnear Little River, N.B., recently.He had a big vircular black spot on one ; side and was accompanied by a cow moose, One explanation of the ap- {parent incorgruity is that moose {have been known to graze with «atile and here is a possibility of this albino moose heing the result of mixed mating.HARRISBURG, Pa.\u2014 Miss Annie \"K, Laurie, a teacher in the Harrisburg schools whose ancestry had traced back to Scotland\u2019s Annie Laurie, inspiration of the world famous song, joined the retired list voluntaritly after having taught school for 45 years.DENVER, Colo.\u2014Miss Josephine Fitzsimmons, a student at the Cathedral high school in Denver, is the only undefeated debater in the Colorado High School Debating League.She recently completed the scason by winning the debate from the Eli- M Park Extension ontreal Annex DISTRICT TUESD PICE - - TWO CENTS a CYCLONIC STORM SWEPT THIS AY WITH HEAVY RAIN, WINDS AND MUCH DAMAGE Were Recorded Although Several Persons Ne Fatalities Suffered Injuries Horse - Two Killed By Lightning Ladies Cut By Falling Window at Pine Avenue- Sewers Filled With Water Current Cut Of.° Subways Impassable - Electric When a the noothwes; of the disteicn subways volar stop wept dow fron all \u2018ain and several portion BODY OF JOHN MATHESON LAID 10 REST RERE Many Friends Followed Cortege To Cote Des Neiges Presbyterian Church NATIVE OF SCOTLAND Deceased Is Survived By Wid- Street and a ters, Brother And Nephews Followed hy a large representation of his friends the body of John \u2018Matheson, 3470 Van Horne Avenue, was yesterday taken from his home to Cote des Noigez Presbyterian Church amt later to Mount Royal Cemetary for interment.The ser vice waa conducted by the Rev.G.Extense assisted by the Rev.M.Stevens.J.Beolt presided at the organ, The attendance represented Mr.Matheson s wide acquaintance, dur- g the 45 years of his active life, as one of thegbest known contractors in the Montre a.He was.» mative of Plnegon, land, and, in addition to hig busi yess and personal + friendships, had a wide connection in Masonry, being a member of Corinthian Lodge No.54.Chief mourners were his widow, formerly Joan L.Coupland; his sons.Kenneth W.and Alexander G.Mat- heson; two daughters, Misses Jean and Christina Matheson; Duncan Matheson, brother; and K.Matheson, B.Matheson, G.Coupland and W.Willis, nephews, Those present included: W.D.Nelson; Major E.T.Reynolds; W.Coup- land; Chief W.Willis of Outremont; M.Ford; G.H.Brown; Ed.Gagnier; 8, Brown; W° Gagnier; T.H.Whel- an; U.Upton, jr.; A.McCall; Daniel Matheson; J.J.McKeown; P.Jones; J.M.Campbell; G.R.Fanning; 8.P.O'Hara; P.A.McDonnell; H.Nichol; M.MacLean; R.A, Vernon; W.Cromb; W.A.Forsyth; H.H.Scott; S.Ried; G.Donald; P.Broc- kie; William Rae; D.R.Kennedy; D.W.McLeod; D.Nielson; J.Sullivan; J.A.Morrison; J.C, Scott;; J.Coskery; G.R.Hutchison; Alex Mac- Guinness; J.D.Hatton; N.H, Cameron; E.A.Wray; G.A.Inns; G.H.Hudson; E.P.Stemshorn; C.Mac- zabeth Colorada high school.Newspapermen Noted At Gathering For Hon.Arthur Sauve £.McCormick, J.E.Lyall'and E.Iean; Peter Cameron; H.Keenan; E.Goodchild representing oi ale able damage was done to trees, wires, ele.\u2018reported that m cn this district Tuesday afternoon on cellars were flooded by the deluge of of the district were s'ruck by lightding, Officials of the M.ILH.ard P.Co, the storm was the wer 4 in history during the hour of its duration and telephone and telegraph companies all reported difficulties, Although no fatalities were reported there were persons who suffered injuries either directly or indirectly caused by the storm.In Montreal North a horse was killed by lightning as it stood between the shafts of a wagon.Two persons, mother and daughter, were severely injured when a window in a restaurant on Park avenue near Pine avenue, in which they had taken refuge was blown in by the wind, Both were taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital, Mrs.Mary Block, 48.of 3619 Jeanne Mance street suffered multiple euts about the head and hands.Miss Sally Block, 20, escaped with scratches about the back.The tunnel under the C.P.R, tracka at Park avenue and Van Horne filled with water and delayed traffic on that artery for some time.Other tunnels in the district also caused difficulties, A horse belonging to a fruit dealer at 11575 St.Julien streed wus killed by lightning, the driver narrowly escaping injury.Cole des Neiges district and Colo de Liesse also reported damage by wind and rain and lack of electric power al a late hour on Tuesday might.Many trees, landmarks in the district, were irrepairably damaged in Outremont and throughout the entire district.1° MacVICARMEMORIAL * | OUTREMONTPRES.CHURCH NOTES.| ee ee » Joint services will be rot tinued In connection with Macvicar Memorial and Outremont Presbyterian Chureh- es during the month of August.Thr Rev.William McLean, Minister of Outremont Church will officiate a! both churches as follows: At 1] a.min Outremont Church, Davaar Ave.corner St.Catherine Road und at 7.4} p.m.in Macvicar Memorial Chur-h, Hutchison St., corner St.Visteur avenue.Visitors will he made \u2014 SPECIALS AT KNOPP'S At Knopp\u2019s Select Parlor Any 3 Items for Shampuo, Manicure, Given hy Mr.Knopp, Winner of the Cap for excellence in the art of permanent waving, and his European men artists, 1110 Bernard Ave.AT.7500 Such ax Facial, Shampen, Manicore, Marcel, Ftc.OOUIGN KNOPP\u2019S SPECIAL CROQUIGNOLE PERMANENT 3 $2.00 CROQUIGNOLE Where prices are moderate ensug ur the most mite budget.$1.25 $3.50 bottent of the hair base, IT in healthy condition is close- nine, 18 will be -een that it at the end a tiry ue, lech- termed the \u201cpapila.\u201d It 1s as the a hair nically this tiny sac which is filled with the waxy, hard fat, and iL i= that waxy, hard fat, which, in turn, provide: the nourishment for the hair, Shrank- 19 YEARS IN THE NORTH END J.ROBINSON, Shoes 1104 Bernard W.Watch For Our Well-Known $1.99 SALE AT, 7175 Beginning on pe YOUR CALL \u2014 PHONE EXAMINER- COURIER CLASSIFIED ADS.CRescent 5736 Park 4112 MAIN OFFICE Avenue Or the following branches arranged for your convenience: J.Connolly, 104 St.Viateur St.W.DO.0344 Langlay\u2019s, 5357 Park Avenue.DO.0367 Winrow\u2019s Drug Stores, 177 Bernard Ave.West.CR.4043 Winrow\u2019s Drug Stores, 1249 Bernard Ave.West.AT.6100 Winrow's Drug Stores, 1453 Van Horne Ave.AT.1212 _ DRESSMAKING BOST BULL, » female, on dei GET YOUR fall dress made now.twelve years o nawers to Flossie 3 | Special low prices this month.Dress- Reward.\u2018DO.0647 es, advarced style, from $1.60.Skirts, WIRE FOX TERRIER, male, oo 15.Slenderizing stouts our special \u201cJack.\u201d Return to 690 Hartland| ty, also coats and suits and altera- Avenue.AT.2168, N-7| tons heap.Outremont Dressmak- AUTO TRANSPORT, ATION ing, 7491 de l'Epee.CR.5804.N-9 EXCLUSIVE private cars to New SITUATIONS WANTED York, Old Orchard, Toronto, share expenses, economy, comfort, secur-!STENOGRAPHER, bookkeeper, office routine.Smart appearance ity assured.Dominon Guest Travel Bureau, 203 Lindsay Bldg.MA.wa pleasing personality, experienced saleslady\u2014low salary to start-\u2014ref- CAST-OFF CLOTHING |.rences.CR.1640.543! Hutchison BEST PRICES PAID for old gold, N-8 men's suits, overcoats, furniture, œusical instrements, sporting goods.Heiry, 278 Craig East.HArbour 8858 Nb ROOMS TO LET | BED-SITTING room, off balcony.Board if desired.\u2019 WAlnut 6169.TRADES and BUSINESS.CARDS PAPPRHANGING.painting, tinting, plastering, repairs, Craftex decors- tions, Quick, clean workman.Outside paintng ,etc.Reasonable charges.Phone CRescent 4273.Jack Price.N4 THIS PAPER is distributed by the National Sales and Distribution Co, and Signal Service.477.8t.Jean- Baptiste.HA.9101, N-2 FOR ALL YOUR electrical work and repair cail J.Eugene Chooguette, electrical contractor, 4646 Park Avs, DOflard #8606 \u2014 Duy and night ser- vice.Fre me na successors to Dominion Messenger - vers : \u201cRT A fg AS = i iy # ; va = a 3 2 ER Ln PAGE FOUR Examiner-Courier Devoted to the interests of Outremont\u2014-Model City \u2014Park Extension and Montreal Annex Pablishod with the Co-operation of the Business Men's Association of the North End BY THE Examiner-Courier Publishing Company 5736 PARK AVENUE MONTREAL CRESCENT 4112 Subscription: 52.00 à year Sabarriptions should be sent to shove address.eddress should be forwarded one week in advance.wily cusuie prompt delivery every Thursday morning.a.communications, either Editorial, News or Advertisements, should he addressed to \u201cThe Editor\u201d at above address \u2014 and should be so mailed as to arrive ut our office un or before Wednesday or each week at noun.MONTREAL, THURSDAY.AUGUST 3, DRESS Only one topic could unite bishops, postmen, tennis enthusiasts, conference delegates, dukes and Jetter-writers to the press in a comnon interest.That topic is dress.In Britain, of course, the policies vi President Roosevelt and Herr Hitler each have their interested public.But the problems that are really exercising the keenest intellects of the country are, so far as one can learn from the press: Should bishops (as the Bishop of Kensington is said tu have suggested) wear leather leggings?ought dukes to dine in evening dress?The urgency of this latter question has quite thrust into the background the even trickier question as to whether a considerable proportion of the nation will manage to dine at all.this 1933 and Then there are the sartorial complications of the tennis court.Mr.H.W.Austin has many admirers.but not all of them have a taste for slicing their trousers off at the knee, as is the habit of that distinguished player when appearing at Wimbledon.It will be interesting to observe how many local sportsmen this summer agree with Mr.Austin that tennis court trousers should be \u201ccourt\u201d trousers in both the English and the French meanings of the term.But it is the problem oi evening dress that is causing the most earnest discussion.The Duke of Mariborough recently attended a banquet clad in a soft shirt and white suit, thus thoughtiully settling the vexed question of whether the Churchill family objects to white as a color, or only to White Papers.The Duke's action, however, filled certain theatrical managers.including Mr.C.B.Cochran, Any change of | ; racy and faithfulness of letter result in flus fours in the stalls, This, thinks Mr.Cochran, must be avoided at all The theatre, he feels, is a social vecasion, and cvery- one should dress for it, w hether \u201cdressing\u201d means putting on a Shite tie or only a clean handkerchief.Driving his point home, Costs.» Nir.Cochran quotes with approval the owner of a theatre who dis- Payed over his gallery entrance.\u201cNo gentleman allowed in without a collar.\u201d As yet the noise of battle is \u2018unabated.and no one knows in which direction victory inclines.YOUR DAILY MAIL Every vacationist who has mal forwarded from his home post office to his summer address becomes doubly a debtor to the marvelous aceu- carriers who are quietly and constantly \u201con the job\u201d The carrier who serves your home route will re-address four mail and another man miles distant will deliver it promptly.This is a service too often taken for granted.Through all the vicissitudes of their business these public servants have gone steadily on their way, delivering the mail over their devious routes, speaking words of cheer to those along the way who have come tu louk upon them as friends and sometimes counsellors.They have acquired a sound philosophy which is well express in the following words of one of their number: \"A horse can pull; he can also kick.But while he is pulling he can\u2019t kick.likewise while he is kicking he can\u2019t pull.\u201d And so they go on pulling and eliminating the kicking.Get acquainted with some rural letter carrier this swimmer, learn a little about his work and his thoughts, Perhaps he will allow you to ride around his route with him some it will be an interesting experience.Perhaps vou will find that he is happy to take à few magazines with him to leave in roadside boxes which seldom con- Many letter carriers carry much news of the day tain magazines.more than mail: outside world, and often worthwhile reading matter which giit utknown friends to homes which otherwise would know little of lite- thev carry cheer, is à from rary richness.EDITORIAL NOTES When a Medford (Ore) doy of ten felt the need of a little extra spending money, he went to a near-hy gold camp and washed out 75 cents\u2019 worth of the precious metal with a pan.The ordinary voungster, similarly motivated.will find, however.that drying the family dishes.if less romantic, is more likely to bring certain re- with alarm.Soft shirts at dinner.it is felt.will \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 turns.\u2014 Le | ee RoR, EEE Re EXAMINER PRINTING Letterheads, Envelopes, ' Circulars, Tickets, Folders, Our Job Dept.k Reädy to look after your requirements whether Quotations given upon request 5736 Park Avenue Invoice Forms, etc.large or small te, COURIE THE _EXAMINER-COURIER, THURSDAY, AUG + - By LYON W.In a Judgment rendered by the Supreme Court of Canada, it was decided that where the Respondent chauffer, while using his employer's automobile for purposes of his own, in violation of instructions, and driving the (ar at an excessive rate of speed killed the Appelant\u2019s son.The negligence of the chauffeur in this case was admitted.There, however, was no want of care on the Respondents part in engaging him and from evidence it was also adduced that the employer had exercised reasonable supervision.It was held that the employer was not liable as at the time of the accident the chauffer \u201cwas not in the performance of the work for which he was employed.\u201d The owner of an animal, moreover, is responsible for the damages caused by it, whether it be under his own care or under the care of his servants.He who is using the animal is equally responsible while he is using it.The owner of a huilding is responsible for the damage caused by its ruin where it has happened from want of repairs or from original defects in its construction.In all cases where the person injured by the commission of an offence or a quasi-offence dies in consequence, without having obtained indemnity or satisfaction, his consort and his descendant and descendant relations have a right, but only within a year after his death, to recover from the person who committed the offence or quasi-offence, or his representatives, all damages by such death.In the case of à duel, action may be brought in like manner not only against the immediate author of the death, but also against all those who took part in the duel, whether as seconds or us witnesses.In all cases no more than one action can be brought in behalf of those of who are entitltd to the indemnity and the judgment determines the proportion of such indemnity which each is to receive.These actions are independent of criminal proceedings to which the parties may be liable and are with- \u201cLAW AND JUSTICE\u201d \u2014 DAMAGES \u2014 UST 3rd, 1933 p JACOBS, K.C.limited period of time.The following actions are prescribed by two years:\u2014Damages for seduction.Damages resulting from offences or quasi-offences whenever other provisions do not apply, such as damages for Breach of Promise for marriage.The following actions are prescribed by one year:\u2014Damages for slander or libel, reconing from the date they came to the knowledge of the aggrieved.Damages for bodily injury, save in the special provision contained in! article 1056 which states that in! all cases where the person injured by the commission of an offence or quasi-offence without having indemnity thereof, his ascendant ov cescentau.relations have a right, but only within a year after Hs death, may institute an action against the person who committed the offence of quasi-offence for all damages occasioned by such death.oh- A HEALTH SERVICE OF THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA BEWARE Beware of summer diarrhoea! To the parents of babies.we repeat the warning, Beware! Summer diarrhoea ix one of the most fatal conditions which attacks young children; it brings death to over five thousand Canadian babies each year, Most of the cases and deaths occur during the months of August and September, and this is the reason why, at this time, we wish to urge upon the parents of babies the need for such extra care as will protect their children.i The most important point in this care has to do with the milk which the child receives.If the baby is breast-fed, there is no danger in so far as his milk needs are concerned.For the child who is using cow's milk, it is absolutely essential that the milk be pure and clean.In warm weather there is a greater chance of contamination; there are out prejudice thereto.In order to exercise a claim for damages it is well to note that the action must be instituted within a CANADIAN MISSION NOTES + f I -\u2014+ eof The regular Sunday Services were held in the Rialto Hall \u201cB\u201d, 571! Park Ave, at 7 p.m.Elder John Lake spoke of the Dawning of the Latter Day Dispensation.The first signs of the dawn of the Dispensation of the fullness ef times appeared in the Spring of 1820, when the Prophet Joseph Smith, the Founder of the Church , germs multiply rapidly in warm milk.files and other insects which may carry filth to uprotected milk, and It may be said that no raw milk is a safe milk, at least for young children, and that it should be either pasteurized or boiled before using.This heating destroys the germs which may have entered the milk and which, although they may have not caused diseease in the adult, may and often do set up a diarrhoea in the baby.Milk, after it has heen prepared, must be kept cold and covered until it is used.There is mo object in securing pure milk unless it is kept pure until it is used.Babies should drink plenty of cool, unsweetened water.On hot days, | of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, received his first vision.From that time on, till his death, he received: revelation from God that he might perfect the Church of Christ upon the carth.Besides many enlghten- ing points concernirg man\u2019s pre-ex- istence, the Latter Day Saints have heen given a definite knowledge of, {what God His personality and\u2019 divine attributes.Eider John Richards spoke of the Chur:h Organization.To Oliver\u2019 Cowdery and Joseph Smith was giv-\" en, first, the Aronic Priesthood and\u2019 later the Melchizedek Priesthood was\u2019 is, SORTIE REP) VIRE ee 2 2 RP 22 G/IMAASIMMI II (LG OANI ALL EI IAA UCI IN CG GAL given.Through these Priesthoods man\u2019 | has heen given authority to act in \"the rame cf God, that they might imcre fully organize the Fathers Church here upon the earth as it was in the days of the primitive church.The first mentioned contains the offices of Deacon, Teacher, Priest, the second contains the offic- cs of Elder, Seventy, High Priest.Fach of these are orzayized into definite forms that the work of the ministry might be carried out to the best of man\u2019s ability.As an appendage, has been added the Pati- archal order to have general jurisdiction througout the church.As Presiding Patriarch of the church a man may \u201cseal an earth and it shall be hound in Heaven, or whatsoever he may loosé on earth shall be loosed in Heaven.\u201d COLUMBUS, 0.\u2014 A new economic experiment has hit the campus of Ohio State University.Lacking funds for books, students are taking the initiative to swap and obtain texts without an outlay of cash.The students senate will have charge of a book market were almost no cesh will he necessary.the baby needs more water and 50 he should be given more opportun-.jities to drink.When the weather is) | very hot, the baby needs little or no: {clothing.He is made comfortable, {by cool baths, and should he kept in| \u201cthe cooler shade during the heat of.the day.Summer diarrhoea shpuld never he! nezlested.Prompt treatment would! \u201csave the hives of many babies who now die, Because so many cases cecur, parents are apt to think that, summer diarrhoea is not serious;' \u2018they try the remedies that someone, i suggests, and in the meantime, the | strength of the baby goes and it is too late to do anything for him.We do not wish to be alarmists, but it is\u2019 difficult for us to forget the five thousand babies who die each year from summer diarrhoea, and that is why we say to parents, Beware and Take Care! Questions concerning Health, addressed to the Canadian Medical Association, 184 College Street, Tor-! onto, will he answered personally by letter.MONTROSE, Colo.- A sure way for a Monrose resident to get his name in the paper is to plant a rose bush.Editor C.E.Adams will print in his Montrose Daily Press of all persons who plant new rose bushes each year.He has a column called the Rose Roll, SHANGHAl\u2014However dull trade may be in the Chinese hinterland, a record was set up in Shanghai ne- tive banking circles whon in the first 50 minutes the New Shanghia Clearing House Association operated 1,247 hills and checks totaling $2,150, 164 |due to better lubrication, |chigan.The folks there like to have the plan working; When there is a singing noise from the rear tires in turning a corner atl a normal speed it is a sure sign of the need for greater air pressure.Another noise that shows up most noticeably under these conditions are rim speaks caused by loose lugs.1f there is a knocking noise under the car when the engine is being driven, it should be the driver's cue to have the universal joints inspected.Universals wear less these days but they still wear.Here is something really new.It has been introduced in Pontiae, Mi- visitors in town, especially if they come for business reasons, So the authorities have set aside an entire block where out-of-town people may park their cars as long as they like.An attendant explains that all they have to do is to get a courtesy card at a nearby police hooth.That æives them the run of the town.And is Why, about two hundred ceurtesy cards were issued one day recently.Another new onc- -a sparkler.A glass service station has just heen; erected in Columbus, Ohio.This translucent structure, said to he the first of its kind, built of glass blocks about twice the size of an gor- dinary brick.And, of course, new ideas are sometimes old.Elmhurst, Illinois, i= figuring prominently in the motor news \u2018because it is the scene of an 15 experiment in the construction of \u201cScotch pavement,\u201d a cementbound maçadani of a type said to have been laid first in Scotland in 1872.Never before in the industrial history, they say, were such downs and ups recorded as in motor manufacturing in the first half of 1933.In one weck in the middle of March the | output of all plants dropped to 10,- | 762 vehicles.This was not the record low week of recenily years, but | not very far from the 9,546 production of a week in the previous Oc- | tober, when the factories were retooling and getting out new models.| Yet the output jumped to 60,000 in the last week of June, Mrs.Erna Dorner, who left Cologne, Germany, last October, and has \u2018made an udventurous motor tour of 20,000 miles, has reached American and is going to Chicago.She is usinz a midget car.With a companion, she crossed the Arabian Desert from Damaseus to Bagdad.Her difficulties ranged from sandstorms Some Timely Auto Quirks And Gossip of Motor Row Service Station Built of Gl: Glass Blocks Visitors in Pontiac, Michigan, Can Park As Long As They Like\u2014Singing Noise In Tire Caused By Inadequate Pressure.to SAA LSS STILL SSSI LISI 1 SS LLL SSL STILL ISS 7 SSL LIISA TL LSIL SS SSL EL AAA L IIS LS LISS SLI ISS LS LASS AAS Sof AYLI oS PIAS 274 she storms, the latter being encoun.at their worst in high elevation Persia .their Ste.the way annual Anre de Beanpré, Feast of Ste.special interest this year hecau © This weck motorists m to the famous shrine Quehes, - Anne, the celebration of the 275th ann.sary of the founding of the shri.Canadian motorists who tour in U: cle Sam's domain will he intere- to hear that the new Perkins Ms, orial Highway, running to the top =.Bear Mountain, near New York oo, is approaching completion.| i F Fr il { | 1 The Rhyming Optimist CLEAR-EYED Suddenly (none can say how) ; From some dim region around n Voices will fall on our cars, Sounds that amaze and confound =: Whispers that dreams, Stirring us harshly and rudely, break Vexing us harshly and rudely, Baring our Dreams that were dearer by far, selfishness crudely.through AP Bricht the mirages we cherished; Yet at a breath (none knows why) FFancies long fostered have perished! Clear-eyed at last we can go, Seeing life's truth, not its seeming: Done with the Done with the Suddenly (none can say how) false phantom-shou, folly of dreaming! 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Rockland Park\u2014Standing Of Clubs Listed.J The next few weeks will see a hard drive for supremacy in phe North End Intermediate Amateur Lacrosse League, as teams wind their way into the last half of this season\u2019s schedule.Spurred on by recent developments in this eport, the local league is now enjoying a successful trial after petty fueds among players that threatened to disorganize matters.President H.W.Sylvester, also joint trustee of the Joe Cattaranich Trophy announced this week that this valuable prize would be competed for by the North End Intermediates.It was also stated that in acordance with plans bf the Quebec Amateur Lacrosse Association, the winner in his section would be matched with the champions of the Montreal Senior Group for higher Provincial honors: Should the Intermediates be strong enough against their Senio¥ colleagues, a trip to Cornwall and Toronto has been definitely assured, to compete in the Ontario play-downs.This should tend to increase optimism in the ranks of local lacrosse prayers, who appear quite capable of giving the seniors a hard time, according to President Sylvester.Teams Better Organized It was a source of regret that greeted the withdrawal of two teams in the earlier part of this season in the North End Lacrosse League.Jarry Park and St.Michael's were forced to disband because of insufficient support.To save the situation, Park Extension finally decided to merge forces with the depleted St.Michael's squad, and agreed to adopt the latter name.This friendly move was well received on St.Michael\u2019s side for it had again gave them the \u2018pride they held in this name.MacGillvray and Wright became the -leaders of this group.Outremont Invaders, Rosemount and Monte- fiores carried the colors of their three groups to complete a study foursome.Plenty of good playing material has been added to this group in the past few weeks, and all four teams are well equipped for the game.The acquisition of several senior class players from St.Jean de Mantha by the Rosemount team and two for Invaders has served to bolster these squads up fairly well.Montefiores, the only known all-Jewish Lacrosse Club in Canada which is managed by \u2018Harry Campbell, himself a player of note in these parts, is a strong aggregation formed mainly of last year\u2019s players.The Irish named team shows no weakness in fast, aggressive style and although their spurioug/drives have gained little so far, there now seems to b: a better chance for them since the re-organ- ization of the team lately.Injuries have added a hard time for the latter team, and the absence of several stellar players for the balance of this season.Veteran Billy Burns of Shamrocks, still young enough to show others how to play the game, suffered severe injuries which confined him to the hospital for two weeks, was a sure loss for St.Michael\u2019s.Montefiores at Outremont Montefiores clash with Outremont Invaders next Wednesday night at Rockiand Park, in a regular scheduled game beginning at 7:15 o\u2019clock.Both clubs have followed a steady but close race for leadership this season, and next week's game is expected to surpass previous tilts, since Montefiores have been defeated twice by the Invaders.Standing of Clubs P.W.L.D.F.A.Pt.Rosemount 7T 43 0 22 17 8 Out, Invaders 6 4 2 0 15 12 8 Montefiores 7 4 3 0 13 10 8 St.Michaels 6 1 5 0 13 24 2 | PORT SLANTS | Though Marty McManus seems to be doing a pretty (good job of it, rumor has it that Jack Barry, coach of the Holy Cross College baseball team, will manage the Boston Red Sox next year .Jack played with Eddie Collins, general manager of the Sox, for Connie Mack\u2019s A\u2019s .Participation in four major sports\u2014 football, basketball, baseball and track which kept him running the gear round, brought no physical strain upon Leonard Gudd, Temple University's greatest athlete .Gudd, who was graduated in June, wa examined recently by phyicians, and was found to be in perfect condition .\u2018o Len, the only owl athlete to win awards in four major sports, played end in football, centre in basketball, pitched in baseball, and tossed the weights and high jumped in track.\u201cSharkey,\u201d a hunting dog owned by a Westfield Mass., sportsman, was horn the day Jack Sharkey won the h-avyweight title and died the day Carnera knocked the saile> out.There's something tremendously significant in that, but its beyond us .The pari-mutuel intake at Rockingham Park, Salem., N.H, is heading toward the $1,500,000 n:ark ofter about two weeks of racing .The New Hampshire treasury gets a: without a Spare \u2014 without a spare.emergencies.The CAPITAL AND RESERVES $74.131.106 À MAN without money in the bank \u2018is taking the same risks as one driving Every person should have a Savings Account\u2014a safe, dependable investment which is also a cash reserve for Money so invested is always avail able, never depreciates, and earns a +.steady three per cent.You wll like banking at the Royal Royal Bank * of Canada TOTAL ASSETS OVER $750.00000 DE eat ee mm deme om me 1m = lt i proms ee ohm © Everything would be lovely if diplomats could get together on as friendly a basis as do the world's tennis rivals.of Great Britain; Mrs.Helen Wills Moody, United States, and Dorothy Round, English star, who met Helen Wills in the finals at Wimbledon, arm- in-arm, as they go on the courts to practise for the Wightman Cup matches at Forest Hills.| i i | i i i ! Here are Betty Nuthail IN.SI ~ p\u2014\u2014 SPOR sa, Se = = \u2014amrrs th À By E.H.Lanthier, Pinch-hitting for Vincent Lunny The triumphant exit of the Englisy Davis Cup stars from French soil brought to a conclusion the World\u2019s greatest Tennis competition for another year and England, for the first time in tweniy-one years, gained possession of the trophy, emblemati: cf the World\u2019s title, Quiting French terra firma last summer, Avstin and Company smiled broadly after the French demons of court had suceeded in retaining the Davis Cup.England had been beaten.Not by any wide margin.A pleasant good-bye to French friends and a joking \u201cWe'll win it next year,\u201d was the end of the visit.England did win the historic mug and the French stars, always sportsmen to the end now bid godspeed to the ancient trophy.Frederick \u2014.Perry, the galloping ace of the Great Britain assembly.finished off the | series with a great victory on Sunday in the final and deciding match, defeating a stubborn youngster Andre Merlin, new to Davis Cup competition.H.W.Austin, better known as just \u201cBunny\u201d had failed to take \u201cBunny\u201d! the | once unbeatable Cochet.It was a great victory for the Britons, and Canadians, the Dominion over, are rejoicing in the brilliant finish; in the fact too, that the \u2018Motherland succeeded.England's tennis marvels should adopt that time-worn motto of Great Britain and shout jubilantly to the far corners of the earth: \u201cWhat we have, we hold.\u201d For those who are interested, the Ramtling Royals are still bucking along on the baseball boulevard hoping for letter days and better averages.Yesterday the .Royals opened up a series at Newark, just a stone's throw from Jersey City where the Montrealers didn\u2019t enchance their position any.The League-leading Newarkers have almost reached the six hündred mark on the percentage sheet and if the Shaughnessy-men can break through the barrier, Montreal may come through over the half-way mark.[It may help along the baseball situation in Montreal to some degree if the Royal: return home in second place ahead of the Toronto sockers, Plenty of games ust Le won and one can never tell the rabbit out of his hat against the sizeable cut of the money, about two- thirds of which comes from fans Massachusetts, which refused to legalize the mutuels.Pop Warner, Temple U's new foot- | pall coach, refuses to use a type-' writer for correspondence, answering some half a hundred leiters a day in longhand .\u201cIt's slow,\u201d pop says, \u201cbut I never get mixed up\u201d.The rumors that Rogers Hornsby will manaze the St.Louis Browns next vear are the old malarkey .The Rajah has no desire to take charge of a tail-end club .He wouldn't mind Brooklyn, however .Chuck Klein deserves some sort of a, medal .He refuses to sulk even refused to sell him to clubs where though the Phillies have repeatedly he could get a shot at world series money Jack Dempsey told Tommy Laird, sports editor of the San Franciso News that Sharkey\u2019s fight with Carnera was \u201cthe most disgraceful defence of the heavyweight title in history.\u201d .Sharkey, by the way received less money for loosing the championship than any head man since Williard got licked by Dempsey .Babe Hollingberry, coach of the Washington state football team, expects to have a stronger club this year than in 1930 when he cleaned up the coast.Roy Van Graflan, American lesizue umpire is known around the circuit as Van Graxlex\u2014the man with the camera eye .Red Miller, Phillies\u2019 trainer, ran out.of alcohol on a recent trip, and so used plain ordinary water to rub down the players .They never knew the difference, \u201cWhy do fish bite?\u201d asks Angler in to-day's talk to fishermen, in the Daily News.What we would like to know is why they don't bite.when the chain will break.Y.M.H.À.NOTES Golf Tournament All arrangements have heen made | with Elmridge Golf and Country Club for the holding of the Second Anrual Y.MH.A.Tournament \u2018on Wed., Sept.6th.The green fee will, be announced next weck.All mem-, bers of the Y.MH.A.are eligible to play in this Tournament, which is connected on a handicap basis.| The beautiful permanent trophy don-: ated by S.Ross Vineberg is the chief prize, and other awards are made.: The Committee in charge consists of: Messrs.B.B.Saul, Dr.Sol Harris, J.H.Blumenstein, Sam Zachon, E.Barkoff, Julius Block, E.A.Friedman.Urban Camp In honor of the birthday of Mr.| Sol Kellert, Honorary President of the Y.MÆLA., the visiting day for the Y.MH.A.Urban Camp will de.held on Friday, August 4th.The program of daily activities will be commenced under the direction of} staff which includes N.J.Halperin, \u2018M.M.Bruker, S.A.Levy, Dave Goodman, Phil Vineberg, Miss S.J.Leibovitz, Mr.Ralph Rabinovitch, \u2018Miss Rose Arfin.Special groups will participate as follows: First Aid Group\u2014Arthur Hornstein, Seymour Charness, Allan Harrow, Cecil Horn- Stein, Willie Finer; Literary Group\u2014 Abraham Abramovitch, Issie Rosen- sweig, Sam Paul, Willie Finer, Lewis Lewis Shapiro, Mark Charness, Gordon Levitt, Mendel Cohen; Dramatic snd Choral Group\u2014Joe Melamed, Max Levine, Willie Finer, Louis Shapiro.Mendel Cohen, Morris Gold- stein, Abraham Abramovitch, Sam Herscovitch, Cecil Hornstein, Joe Gottler, Sydney Goldstein; Fretwork Group\u2014Jake Goldman, Arthur Horn- stein, Cecil Hornstein, Seymour Charness.Allan Harrow, Mendel Cohen, Willie Finer, Jack Taub, Dave Monk, Sydney Kaplan, Irving Good- manu, Albert Haber, Issic Rosersweig, Manuel Fleisher, Gordon Levitt, Louis Bernstein, Maurice Goldstein, Sidney Shapiro, Abraham Abramo- vitch.Jde Melamed and Solly Bulis.In addition, there will be games on Fletcher's Field, in the gymnasium, and in the swimming pool.At the end of the afternoon, the boys of the Camp will have a party at which refreshments will be served.Physical Education Department In order to increase the convenience of à large number of member who flock to gymrasium and recreation hours, a new schedule is being contemplated, under the direction of the Physical Education Committee, which will nave the following features:\u2014a special class in corrective gymnastics given by the Physical Director, S.A.Levy, a Sundsv Morning Work-out and Health for Business and Professional .à and Senior \u201cA\u2019™ members, and the addition of an hour to the Senior House Basketball League.The members of \u2018he committee in charge of the arrangements are: Chdrman, J.H.Blunienstein, Vice-Chairman Joc Cap- lan, Physical Culture Program (oun- sellor Moe Abramovitch, Swimming Counsellor Ben Silverman, Ben Saul, Ben Joseph, Honorary member Sam Zachon, Physical Director 8.A.Levy, Aquatic Director, M.M.Rruk- er, Secretary 1.Messinger.Campaign Proceeding Two preliminary campaigh committees have already been appointed.The preparatory committee consisting: My.B.Weinstein, as Chairman, Messrs, J.Rubin, Max Silver, Louis Cohen, Dr.M.L.Simon, Mr, H, E.Herschorn, has met and laid out the general suggestions for the campaign.The Steering Committee to put these suggestions into effect and to organize the entire work \u2018of the campaign consists of H, E, Her- schorn, S.L.Mendelsohn, H.Bronf- man, M.Levitt, M.Finestone, G.Goldwater, and J.Rubin.Co-operat- ing with these committees of the Board of Directors a trust funds committee appointed by the Board of Trustees will have a definite participation in the work of the campaign.This committee consists of Capt.W.Sebaz Montefiore chairman, and Oscar Faerman.Y.M.H.A.Congregation The weekly Y.M.H:A.Congregation will once again be expanded in- (White Label) {Gold Label) STOCK (Bins Label), \u20ac +- mnie meer rs ! PAGE FIVE \u2014- _\u2026 + Here, There and Everywhere by Phil Glanzer DUBLEN-Believed to be the old-! est woman in the world, Mrs.Catherine Drickland celebrated her 12nd virthday at Ballycommon, North Of- faiy.recently.She is still in excellent health.MONTREAL-\u2014It's a long time between hail storms in Si.Thomas, one of the Virgin Islands, near the Canadjan Nattonal's Canada-West Indies route.This spring official resords \u2018show the firat hail fall there n 105 years, Superatitious natives gut so much excited as to offer prayers, fearing a world catastrophe.to a large High Holy Congregation this year.Mr, S.L Park, Chairman of the Synagogue Committee has announced the appointment of Jos, Caplan ay parness, and Messrs, A.Rosen and 8S.Kaplan as assistants.The Services will be characterized by congregational singing under the direction of the parnass, The Chazan will be appointed next week.The cost of meats will remain the same.as last year.Members who propose so purchase prayer book for the High Holy days are urged to communieate with the V.M.- H.A.office where they will receive information about the choice of aj prayer book with an excellent English translation approved by the Synagogue Committee and to be xe- cured through the Y.M.H.A.at a lower price.WASHINGTON -\u2014-Exports or mer- chandire from South Datoka during the first mine months of 1932 were valued nt $1,397,741 compared with $4,105,161 fur the corresponding period of 1931, according to the Commerce Department.EAST ST.LOUIS, 1H.\u2014 Arthur Midget, 54, veteran parachute jumper who leaped from the skies hundreds of times without losing his life was killed here recently when hit by un automobile.PARIS.\u2014Two charconl drawings, one them a portrait of Amelia Earhart, have heen atolen from the exposition of Gwen Le Galliemne, American artist, at the American Lib- rery here.The other drawing was of Gilbert White, noted American artist, WOODS HOLE, Mass.\u2014 Workers from the Massachusetts state department of fisheries in one day scooped up BO tons of star fish from scallop beds in Buszard\u2019s Bay.Depredation of star fish han caused tremendous loss to the scallop industry.ATLANTIC OITY, NJ.\u2014City employees here are receiving 75 per cent of their salaries in serip money and 25 percent in cash.Elimination of «rip was promised by city officials when tax cnllections improved.A MODERN STUDIO IN THE WEST-END Arrange Today FOR ARTISTIC PORTRAITS Telephone DExter 1186 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS AMATEUR MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATED SCREEN NEWS LIMITED 5271 WESTERN AVENUE AT DECARIE BLVD.for your sitting Make merry with your favorite Molson's Ale.Entertain your friends economically and - enjoyably with this delightful health-building tonic.Molson\u2019s is always refreshing and it\u2019s + good for you.It sets you right: + ages C5 «000 me SLT a a ate A D AE ETS ES CN PAGE SIX Second Suggested Laurentian District Automobile Journey This Week's Delightful Trip is From Montreal to Mont Laurier, Thence to Hull and Return to Montreal Over Highway No.8\u2014Can Be Made in Relatively Short Time\u2014 Over 400 Miles Through Scenic Countryside.Last week The Monitor printed a suggestion for an ideal Laurentian tour for tho:e who delight in peaceful though impressive scenery and glorious mountain, lake and valley landscapes.Last week's trip took us from Montreal t» Ste.Agathe via Lachute.The second suggestion, published herewith, is a tour fron Montreal to Mont Laurier, thence to Hull over highway 11.ar: return to Montreal over highway 8 The total distance is 412.86 miles.With the exception of the first thirty miles or so, the entire \u2018rip from the city to MontLaurier lies through the picturesque Laur- entian mountains.First class accom- dustrial centre in the district north modation is offered along the route.|of Montreal.Its development is due Varied attracions include hunting, to its ideal location on the Rivière- fishing, bathing, boating.canoeing, | du-Nord, from which the hydro-elec- golf, tennis and other form of amuse- | tric power is secured for its many ment.| manufacturing plants.It is a pros- The Mon:-Laurier-Minawaki-Hull Perous community and has a large section of the highyway is perhaps.number of educational establish- less known to the travelling public.ments.It is known as the \u201cQueen It follows, almost the whole way,|of the North.\u201d Its population is the picturesque Gatineau Valley, over 9,000.through a richly wooded region and a land of considerable scenic beauty.MONTREAL-MONT-LAURIER.\u2014 After leaving Montreal the tourist{in the vicinity.Shawbridge has of passes through St.Elzéar.a pretty late assumed quite an importance as little farming community; Ste.Rose,|a winter sports centre.picturesquely situated on the banks! MONT ROLLAND, arrived at next of the River des Mille-Iles, and the} is an agricultural community, but town of Ste.Thérèse, an important | near the village are located import- agricultural and industrial certre.| ant pulp mills.About one and a with a population of about 6,500 in-| half miles further on lies the village habitants.Ste.Thérése has a num-jof Ste.Adele.Val Morin a short ber of important manufacturing distance out, is a very pretty village plants, a beautiful church, educa-! built near a lake surrounded by loft tional institutions, well