Sherbrooke daily record, 18 août 1932, jeudi 18 août 1932

[" i>herbnmkr latlg Swnrb Thirty-Sixth Year.SHERBROOKE, CANADA, THURSDAY, AUGUS1 Established 1897 NO DEFINITE TIMBER TRADE AGREEMENT YET REACHED Londor., Aug.18.\u2014Cables from its deputation at Ottawa informed the Timber Trade Federation of the United Kingdom today that no definite decisions have yet been reached with other timber interests.Negotiations, necessarily of a j confidential character, are still i proceeding.The timber trade is an issue ; in discussion at the Imperial j Conference between Canada ! and the United Kingdom re- 1 garding the control of imports ! from Soviet Russia.INDICATIONS POINT TO BREAK-UP OF DUMPING BARRIER DURING DAY Dissolution of Difficulty Seems Inevitable as Delegates Continue Determined Assaults in Search of Formula to Ensure Canada Share of British Market Reports of Various Committees and Sub-Committees Appearing at Frequent Intervals.Ottawa, August 18.\u2014From now on reports oî Imperial Conference! Committees will issue for publication, and today that of com-j mittee No.1 on \u201cEconomic Co-operation,\u201d usually referred to as.\u201cThe Big Committee,\u201d will be released.News from the Conference is j loosening up, a sure sign that the great assembly is in its last stages.*-\u2014-* Also the delegates are now beginning to think and speak oi home.jw«nj, «p to * wcpnDTATiflN Indications that the obstacle which has barred the road to mutual WORK Or IKANbrUKIAIlUN understanding between Canada and the United Kingdom was gradually , COMMISSION PROGRESSING yielding before the determined assaults of delegates^ in search, of aj\t- formula were made patent today.The barrier of dumping, and Qwjng Mass of Evidence Col-particularly of Russian dumping, has been stubborn to break down.i .j\tInvestigation It But it is crumbling.Its dissolution is confidently expected either le-ted During Investigation, I Is Expected Report Will Not Be Ready for Some Time.BETTERMENT IN CONDITIONS OF UNEMPLOYMENT STUDY METHODS TO AID SCHOOL CORPORATIONS PLUCKY AVIATRIX STILL , AFTER ENDURANCE RECORD Pain at First Threatened to Prevent Mrs.Frances Marsalis from Continuing Attempt on Record.VON PAPEN TO TEST STRENGTH OF OPPOSmON GROUP IN REICHSTAG Valley Stream, N.Y., August 18.; todav or tomorrow'.\t, Whether one visualizes staid and thoughtful statesmen seated around a table, sucking their pencils and, like \u201cSentimental Tommy, seeking for a word or enraged negotiators metaphorically tweaking each other\u2019s noses, one appreciates the earnestness of the efforts.For upon the issue rests much of the Conference s success.' And this, notwithstanding that no delegate has up to the present essayed a definition of success.\t.\u201cCome to me a month hence,\u201d was the parry of Rt.Hon.J.h.Thomas when asked prior to\" the first plenary session what he meant Ottawa, August 18.\u2014 A meeting of the Royal Commission on transportation, which is now preparing its report, was held yesterday afternoon, and further sittings will take place from day to day.All members of the commission, headed by jrsuïc«ir:rh7momh'iS now op.but'tho definition.hos not yet b«'\u201c |ge the report et the C.»,».«« .» Cet.orerei.i Rela\u201c0\u201ddî™^0S\u201e'dpr!!blïm.n' ttamefî with Foreign Countries was released.It dealt with inter-Commonwea.tn ^ evidence collected during the sit-preferences and sought to establish a principle to the effect that most favoured nation treaties with other countries should not be allowed to interfere with the operation of such preferences.It also provided for consultation between Dominions in cases where, a common interest being shared, a waiver of particular treaty rights was desired.Relief Officials R.pcrt Fewer| Education Departmen! Hopes Requests for Assistance Being.Arrange for Reopening of Frances Marsalis out of the attempt Rsnr-otnraJI\t\u2018srKnnls in All Hictrirts\t! to set a new endurance flying record Received\tj Ncnoo.S .n All Districts.\tjfor women had disappeared today - ., .\t.\t_\t,\t- ^\t.I and Mrs.Marsalis and her com- ^ Quebec, Aug.18.\u2014Judging frimj Quebec, August 18.\u2014 Premier panion) Mrs_ Louise Thaden, were the decrease in -he numoer of re\".Taschereau, Hon.Athanase David ; still aloft over Curtiss Field, quests received tor help by Rûn\u2019 ane following quotations of today'* price* *r.the\tYork Stock Exchange are fur- Am.Car.Ajti.Smelt»g .Am.T.à T.Atchison .Battl.&.Ohio .B«th.Steel - Can.Pacific .\u2022 Chesapeake & Ohio.Congoleum Co.General Motors .Inter.Harvester Inter.T.& i Sears Roebuck .Stand.Oil of N J- & South.Pacific Stand.G.& £ Union Pacific U.S.Steel \u2022 \u2022 Open\tnigh\tLow\tNoon 52 Vg\t52%\t51%\t62% mi\t17 VI\t16U\t17% .110%\t111\t109-4\t111 47 «g\t49%\t16%\t45% 1S \u2018 i\t13%,\t13%\t73% m4\t\t15%\t15% 13\t13%\t72 Vs\t13% 23-H\t24H\t23%\t21\u2019\u2019, , 10A6\t10\u2019j\t70%\t10% .m4\t14\t14%\t14 Vi 27*4 nu\t28% 11\u2019i\t2\u201c Vi\t11% 21 s4\t21%\t20%\t21% .*s\u201cs\t33%\t83 H\t33% 19 M\t20%\tm.\t20% , 19H\t19%\t19H\t19 Vs 69\t69%\t6?\t69 40-S\t41%\t401s\t40% Bonds and Banks BON'D Bid\tAsked 100.50\t101.00 96.00\t96.40 101.25\t101.65 100.50\t100.90 Leaders Were Steady to Easier, With the Majority of Prices Holding Unchanged.Montreal, Aug.IS.\u2014The Mont-real stock market gave a listless performance in today\u2019s session.Trading was at a minimum with a narrow list of issues appearing.Leaders were steady to easier, while the majority of prices held un-^ .anged.International Nickel lost one-eighth to 8 3-4, while Montreal Power added the same amount to 33 3-4.Canadian Pacific was steady at 15 and Consodidated fmelters at 6f were unchanged.Shawinigan Power was off one-quarter at 14-1-2.British Columbia Power gained three-quarters at twenty-three, Massey Harris lost one-eighth to 4 7-8.National Breweries at 16 5-8 was down one-eighth, while Breweries preferred at 25 was un-; changed.British Columbia Packers1 at 1 1-2, British Columbia Pow-; er \u201cE\u201d at 5 1-2, and National Steel Car at 9 7-8 were unchanged.Bank of Montreal at 199 1-2 and Royal Bank of Canada at 167 were both unchanged.Montreal Power debentures a 40 3-8 were up one-quarter.This Year\u2019s Attendance at Frontenac County Fair, However, Slightly Less Than on Former Occasions.POPULARITY OF POTATO BUG IS NOT IMPROVING QUICK RECOVERY TODAY ON WALL STREET MARKET Refunding\u2014 1943 .Conversion\u2014 1959 .Service-\u2014 1936 .1941., BàNK^97\t1994 ! \u2022Montreal .262 Nova Scotia - \u2022Royal.166 \u2022Ex.Dividend.EXCHANGE.\tJ The following rates furms.-ed the Bank of Montreal are the ap proximate quotations for trance tions between banks at the c.o.e o,, business yesterday:\t.a Ne'w \\or£ Montrée.Close Close Sterling\u2014\t34714\t3.99\t7-16 Cables\tSAT 4\t3.99\t9-16 France.039\t.04o felPnm.051\t.058 ~\t104\t.224 Switzerland.\u2022\u2019\t\u2022\t, r, ,\t40^\t.463 Sna:nnd *\u2019\t*&0\t.091 Germany.238\tW Norway.L?\t9,0\t1 Czechoslovakia .\t.029\t-034 Brazil.W\t\u2019g Poland.112 4 natria .I41\t\u2022162 Hong Kong.23%\t.27\t3-16 S .24 9-16 .28% \u2019 a \u2018 \u2018\t13 D.N-Ÿ.Funds:::.-\u2022\u2022\t14is-1-3p-: BEES ENTER \u2018 RACKET VAP.E 4.5 NEW WEAPON Cincinnati, 0., August 18.\u2014In-] sects entered \u201cracket wars as a new weapon here.Bees were liberated among j patrons of a theatre, and, through j New York, Aug.18.\u2014The stock market met support on a quiet sag in the first hour today, and recovered in rather spiritless fashion.! Trading was quiet.A loss of 2 1-2 points in Case was converted into a net advance of :: about a point in the second hour.| Losses of about a point in American Telephone and Allied Chemical i were turned into gains of about as : much.Utilities generally strengthened, with public service of New Jersey and Consolidated Gas ad-] vancing more than a point.United States Steel came up moderately, ' after a fractional sag.Call money] renewed at two per cent.Lake Megantic, Aug.IS.\u2014A decided increase in the number of exhibits, but & falling off in attendance, were noticeable in con-ncctnon with this year's annual fair of Frontenac County, held here yesterday.One of the outstanding features of the fair was the fancy work on display in the women\u2019s department.Here were some very fine examples of work, and the promoters of the fair took great pride in this very creditable showing.Each department was much »-n-joyed by the visitors, and on ail sides could b» heard words of] praise and satisfaction in connec-] tion with the general arrangements] of the fair.During the afternoon speecnes] were made by the chairman of the ] committee, Eugene Huard, and al-j so by J.Boivin, inspector for the Eastern Townships, Mr.Pintail, of Sherbrooke, Miss Durant, of Que-; bec, S.Gofceil, M.P., H! Gagnon, M.L.A., Mayor J.E.Letellier and] Mr.Bruneau, agronomist at Lake! Megantic.The .judges in the various departments were as follows: Ladies\u2019 fancy work, canning and cooking, Miss Duraut of Quebec; cattle, Mr.Pintail, of Sherbrooke; horses, Dr.Veilleux, of Boauce; vegetables, Mr.Langlois, of Lambton; rabbits and poultry, Mr.Painchaud; sheep and dogs, Mr.Poulin, of St.George Even if This Humble Creature Cannot Fly or Swim, United Kingdom Dees Not Intend to Take Any Chances.Ottawa, Aug.18.\u2014The humble potato bug, transmogrified by United Kingdom parlance into the portentous Colorado beetle, has reached the limelight of the Imperial Economic Conference.Because of him\u2014or, more particularly, of her \u2014the Canadian potato was shut out of Britain seven years ago.' He, or she, has appeared in France, but not yet in that fair isle.Pioneer Canadian farmers recall how the pretty little insect advanced in wave upon wave from the United States.First in the east and then upon the prairie; of how-, at first bewildered, they lost their crop bu: of how speedily, by Paris green and other insecticides, it was soon brought under ordered control until now it is ai> accepted nuisance rather than a menace.But the United Kingdom delegates are taking no risks.If the Colorado beetle can neither swim nor fly, they yet regard him as a cunning and dangerous fellow and take no chances.And then there is the black rot of the United Kingdom potato, shutting it out in turn from Canada, but that is another story.FORECAST OF REPORT ON FOREIGN RELATIONSHIPS LORD KYLSANT HAS COMPLETED HIS JAIL TERM Released from Jail Today After Serving Year\u2019s Term for Falsification of His Company\u2019s Financial Statements.What Qualifications has Your Executor?Is he a man with training and experience in the administration and winding up of Estates, or just a friend of the family who does not \"know the ropes\" in Estate work?The amateur Executor invites costly errors and delays, and naturally he will treat the work as a \"side line.\u201d An institution such as ours assures economy and efficiency in the administration of Estates.Let us show you why.SHERBROOKE TRUST COMPANY London, Aug.18.\u2014Lord Kylsanx,] once the great power behind British shipping interests and chairman of the Royal Mail Lines, was released today from Wormwood Scrubbs prison where he served a sentence of a year for falsification of his company\u2019s financial statements.He was greeted by his wife, who drove to the prison from her home in London to be on hand when he was released.\tz Lady Kylsant said her husband's first move when he arrived at their home was to lie down for a rest.\u201cHe was very tired,\u201d she saio, \u201cand, of course, the heat wearied him.We are grateful for the kindness shown ty everybody and we plan to go to Coomb, my old home in Wales, later today.I think we will stay there until fall.\u201d His daughters and a few close relatives were expected to be at Coomb to greet him.He has a 6o0 acre estate there and expected to get a good rest.Lord Kylsant entered prison last November after his conviction last summer had been upheld by the Court of Appeals.His year, less -he customary deduction for good behavior, ended today.TWO MINISTERS PRESENT AT VICTORIAVILLE FAIR Victoriavilie, August 18.\u2014Hon.J.E.Perrault, Minister of Roads and Mines, and Hon.Adelard Godbout, Minister of Agriculture, headed a long list of distinguished guests whose presence added prestige to the annual agricultural exhibition of Arthabaska.which was held here on Tuesday and yesterday.Hon.Mr.Perrault in the course of a brief speech urged his listeners never for one moment to forget that it is in the land that lies the true wealth of Quebec.\u201cThe Government,\u201d he continued, \u201chas realized this and it is doing its best to helo the farmer in a practical and efficient manner.\u201d The Minister of Roads paid high tribute to the work accomplished by his colleague.Hen.Mr.Godbout.He =a:d that hardly a day passed that he did not go to call on the Minister of Agriculture, because he never lost sight of the fact that before being Minister of Roads and Mines he was first, last, and always, the member of Parliament for Arthabaska.Mr.Perrault foresaw a return to prosperity in his county in the near future.In his address, Mr.Godbout said that he knew Arthabaska county nearly as well as his own, for every day Mr.Perrault came to his office to confer with him on some matter of importance regarding it.Mr.Godbout said that rarely had he witnessed a finer exhibition and thought it could well serve as model for other exhibitions in other counties.\u201cThe Government,\u201d Mr.Godbout emphasized, \u201cis willing to do all in its power to help the agricultural classes, and has shown its dispositions along the%e lines by sensibly improving the agricultural system.The Government spends more money on agricultural improvements than it does in any other department.It remains for the farmer to spend this money wisely and not to neglect anything to help in the education of agriculturists.\u2019' Mr.Godbout concluded by urging the agriculturists to keep their books in good order and to try to improve their flocks and their products generally.Wilfrid Girouard, K.C., federal members for Drummond-Arthabaska, also spoke briefly.Ottawa, Aug.18.\u2014The Imperial Conference Committee on Foreign Relations is understood to include in its report recommendations that: (1)\tNo treaty obligations into which the Empire countries might enter in the future should be allowed to interfere with any mutual preferences which the governments of the Commonwealth might agree upon.(2)\tThe Empire countries will free themselves from any existing treaties as might int' ere with mutual preferences which may be agreed upon.The United Kingdom has trade pacts giving most favored nation treatment to Soviet Rüssia and Argentine.No treaties though are specified in the report.CLOSED DOORS LAST EVENING FARMERS KEEP UP BATTLE FOR HIGHER PRICES \u201cBattle of the Highway\" Now Being Fought on Three Fronts, Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota.INDICATIONS POINT TO BREAK-UP OF DUMPING BARRIER DURING DAY Sioux City, Iowa, Aug.18.\u2014The \u201cbattle of the highway,\u201d resulting! from strikes by farmers for nign-j er produce prices, was being fought on three fronts today\u2014Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota.Extending their blockade of Iowa and South Dakota highways into Dakota County, Nebraska, picketing farmers, who say they are determined to withhold produce from the market until prices go higher, hemmed in Sioux City on all sides, and the situation appeared serious enough to Sheriff Hugh Slocum, &t Stevens, S.D., to appeal to the state sheriff for help.Sheriff Slocum decided to mike his appeal after a group of about one hundred farmers, picking a highway at Stevens, forced nim and his deputies to stop escorting a fleet of five trucks to Sioux City.One shot was fired in the a.r by the sheriff, svho was overpowered by the farmers and relieved of his weapon.It was the first shot fired anywhere in the area affected by the strikes, one of which is being waged by milk producers and the other by farmers who have de-] dared a thirty-day holiday on selling all kinds of agricultural products.Only two arrests have been made thus far in the strike.Two farmers were committed to jail in Le Mars for allegedly having blocked the progress of deputies and attempting to run down one of the strikers.(Continued from page 11 for Newfoundland products that would go a considerable distance in relieving unemployment.Premier Alderdice went further and said that thanks to satisfactory arrangements that were being, completed with the banks, the Newfoundland budget would be balanced shortly.He was not over-optimistic, he believed, but he was not sure that all the benefits .would be immediately felt, but he was confident they would accrue in the very near future.Rt.Hon.R.B.Bennett was the last speaker, The Prime Minister contender! himself with thanking the city of Ottawa for its co-operation in making the sojourn of the visitors pleasant and comfortable.Tomorrow's Radio Programme *¦ AYER\u2019S CLIFF FAIR IS AGAIN IN FULL SWING U.S.PRESIDENT BY BISHOP CANNON STOCK AVERAGES ¦ » The average price of twenty representative securities listed on the Montreal Stock Exchange yesterday was 19.25, which was a gain!of .04 over the average price of Tuesday.The average prices, with the net changes for the past month, follow: Aver.Net AN INCIDENT OF EARLY CANADA IS RECALLED \t\tPrice\tChange Aug.17 .\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\t13.23\t-u .04 Aug.16 .\ta .\t19.21\t+ .21 Aug.15 .\t\t19.01\t+ .16 Ai\u2019g.13 .\t.\t18.85\t\u2014 .07 Aug.12 .\t.\t18.92\t\u2014 .24 Aug.11 .\t.a\t19.16\t+ .01 Aug.10 .\t.\t19.15\t+ .38 A.ug.9 .\t.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\t18.77\t\u2014 .09 Aug.8\t.\t18.c6\t4- .13 Aug.6 .\t.\t18.73\t4- .21 Aug.5 .\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\t18.52\t+ .16 Aug.4 .\t.\t13.36\t4- .27 Aug.3 .\t.\t13.09\t4- .76 Aug.2 .\t.\t17.33\t\u2014 .22 Aug.1 .\t.« * \u2022\t17.53\t+ .52 July 30 .\t., ,\t17.03\t\u2014 .05 July 23 .\t.\t17.08\t4- .03 July 28 .\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 «\t17.05\t+ .20 July 27 .\t.\t16.85\t+ .06 July 26 .\t.\t16.79\t4- .51 July 25 .\t.,\t16.28\t+ .17 July 23 .\t.\t16.11\t4- .10 July 22 .\t.\t16.01\t-f .24 July 21 .\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 a\t15.77\t+ ,34 July 20 .\t.\t15.43\t\u2014 .07 July 19 .\t.\t15.50\t\u2014 .03 July 18 .\t.\t15.53\t\u2014 .02 Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia Unveils Memorial to Jean Paul Mascarene.the perpetrators denied any plot existed, police were ordered to investigate reports that the action heralded use of insects of all kinds in efforts to intimidate theatre operators into hiring projector operators graduated from a Cincinnati school.Three unemployed operators were fined for releaa.ng the bees.Annapolis Royal, N.S., Aug.18.\u2014 Two hundred years ago a man walked about in the fort here directing a hundred Engdsh soldiers and several hundred Acadian farmers how to raise earthworks and strengthen the tumble down wails against an expected attacx by the French from Lojisburg.This afternoon hur.dreda of modern Canadians in different clothes watched the present day Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia, Hon.W.H.Covert, unveil a memorial to Jean Paul Mascarene who had Annapolis for the British for thirty years.I The crowds today were safe in a great country which Mascarene, a Hugenot Frenchman fighting for; the King of England as hardily as ; hi« Roman Catholic compatriots ] fought for the King of France, like , them helped to build.In four years Acadia was invaded : four times and Annapolis was at- ] tacked thrice.But by courage and ] resource and the good-will of the ; Acadian*, who found his rule mild j and just, Mascarene aided by the ; New Englanders, now Americans, j held an outpost of the Imperial sisterhood to which Canada now ; belongs.The memorial was erected by the I Historic Sites and Monument Board 1 of the Dominion to bring to mind a heroic figure obscured by the] Three-Day Exhibition Was One of Most Successful Staged by Shefford County Agricultural Association Waterloo, August 18.\u2014Last evening the roads radiating from this town witnessed the trek of exhibits and other attractions which had combined to make the 1932 Shefford County Agricultural Association fair one of the most successful events in the annals of this worthy organization.The official conclusion of the three-day event took place last evening, and long after nightfall the exhibitors were herding their prize flocks to Ayer\u2019s Cliff, where the Stanstead County Fair opened today.The 1932 classic here was favored fcy ideal weather, and the large crowds, satisfactory financial returns, good entertainment and high c.ass exhibits brought unqualified success to the venture, A pleasing and notable feature of the three days was the splendid order maintained throughout, only one slight accident being reported.This mishap occurred to Sam Golden, of Warden, who was knocked down by a race horse which was exercising.Mr.Golden was fortunately struck by the animal\u2019s shoulder instead of the shaft of the rig and, although forcefully thrown to the ground, was able to walk with the assistance of his brother, Charles Golden.First aid examination revealed that no bones were broken.Two keenly contested horse races were witnessed by race track devotees yesterday.Nine entries started in the 2.20 class which was won iy Birdie Harvester, entered by Guy C Tillotson, of Coaticook, with Percy McGregor, owned by R.A.Cameron, of Cowansville, second, and Princess Lyne, entered by A.Belanger, of St.Eustache, third.The other six starters were Abulu-sa, entered by VV.Farnell, of Quebec City; Diamond Direct, entered by W.Duffy, of Gould; Star Napoleon, entered by Wilfrid Thiberge, of St.Pie; Shadeland McKyle, entered by G Givry, of Waterloo; Directum ,B.entered by W.A.Bishop, of Bury, and Peter Jr., entered by Alfred Hivon, of Granby.The time for this race was 2.18.Signal Speed, a horse entered by W.Farnell, of Quebec, led the field of five starters in the free-for-all.Parnell's winner was followed by Single Todd, entered by R.L.Todd, of Middletown, N.B.The time was 2 17.The three other enteries were Perhaps, entered by Emile Labelle, of Belanger, Que.; Star Peter, entered by Dr, Davignon, of Cookshire, and Merryman, entered by G, Givry, of St.Pie.London, August 18.\u2014From the highest sources came a denial today of reports published in the United States regarding new naval conversations between representatives of the British and United States Government.:.The reports were characterized as \u201cpure invention.\" Claims Chief Excretive Surrendered to Speakeasies, Bootleggers and Nullifiers of the Constitution in His Speech of Acceptance.Geneva, August 18.\u2014 President Hoover was charged today by Bishop James Cannon, Jr., of the United States Southern Methodist Episcopal Church, with having surrendered \u201cto the speakeasies, bootleggers and nullifiers of the constitution\u201d in his speech of acceptance.\u201cThe outstanding, indeed the overshadowing, part of Hoover\u2019s prohibition statement,\u201d he said in his criticism, which ran to considerable length, \u201cis the startling declaration by a president of the United States of the helplessness of his administration in its warfare against lawlessness, in its efforts to control what Hoover denominates the \u2018intolerable speakeasies and bootlegging\u2019 and to prevent \u2018practical nullification of the constitution.\u2019 \u201cBut is not the the President himself responsible if his administration is as helpless as he now so suddenly declares in the very face of that most significant and encouraging official statement recently submitted to Congress, that consumption of \u2018intoxicants had diminished over sixty per cent, since 1914\u2019.\u201d PICCARD REACHED NEW ALTITUDE OF OVER TEN MILES ABOVE EARTH g.ories of those born to greater rank and fortune.Continued From Page 1.that weather conditions were perfect and he was highly satisfied with the preparations.An hour after the flignr began the balloon, plainly visib.e from the aerodrome, was still heading over the Austrian Tyrol.Cosyns began to work immediately after he entered the gemdoia and never showed his head again.It took three hours to inflate the big balloon and make the last minute preparations for the flight.The manoeuvring cords and safety valve drew particular attention, Seeking to avoid his dangerous experience alities.They picked up grass along the roadway.Suitable unto the needs of the time, the railway companies! were compelled to erect cattle guards wherever their lines crossed a street.They are to be found today, wooden slats painted white, fixed at angles that would discourage the most venturesome bossie from leaving the highway and wandering along the tracks where she might be killed.Yesterday official cognizance was taken of the fact that times have changed.The old order passeth and in its place the Board of Railway Commissioners on the authority of the chief commiseioner ami three other commissioners enacts as follow»?: \"t is ordered that all railway The key to.the stations in follow* :\tkilocycles \t KDK*\\\u2014Pittsburgh .\t\u2022 .9S0 WABC\u2014New York \u2022\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 »\u2022\t WGY \u2014Schenectady \t\t\t WJZ \u2014New York^\t\t.760 \t \t WLW\u2014Cincinnati\t.\t.\t700 WEAF\u2014New York\t\t companies subject to the jurisdiction of the board be and they are hereby, relieved from erecting and maintaining cattle guards at highway crossings in cities and towns.\u201d Tulsa, Okla., August 18.\u2014J.Earl Smith, 34, of Tulsa, one of the four attorneys who defended Harvey Bailey, \u2022 notorious bank robber convicted and sentenced at Fort Scott, Kas., was found slain beside his automobile on a side road near the Indian Hills Country Club yesterday.Smith left Fort Scott Tuesday after the jury convicted Bailey in the $32,000 robbery of the Citizens National Bank there.Good-bye Tire Worries! Hew foolish to travel with tires of doubtful character ! Why not part company with them at once?Say good-bye to worn and weakened tires.If you don't they\u2019ll surely get you into trouble soon.Brand new, genuine Goodyear tires with the famous Pathfinder tread will cost you only $0.70 [Size 23 x 4.40-21] Webster Motors Limited.Wellington Street S.a w?nï in on the Prize Money Here are the Prizes and 25 pri prizes SMOKE Everybody has an equal chance to win.And here is how to get it.What will be the total number of^ all Cigars on which excise duty will be paid in Canada during the month of August (according to official inland revenue returns! ?DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE THE TOTAL WAS 12,754,263.Send in your answer, and remember each and every answer must be accompanied by FIVE WEBSTER CIGAR BANDS.Prizes will be allotted for the nearest correct answers.Even though you cnUr.,1 the July Content, the winnere of n-hicli will be announced over the radio end in tho newspaper.,h\u201eut Auguet 20th, »et your enfrle.In «.air, for the August Conte,t.The rule, are the .«me e.In AdJre.taîrrepUeT\u2019to1 C,°M\u2019 mi\u2018lni!!,U Au«u*t WEBSTER CIGAR CONTEST.P.O.Box 1080, Montreal.Mfebsteï Ciqafûï YOU\u2019LL APPRECIATE THE DIFFERENCE APPLICATION FORM Please accept my application for the five-mile marathon to be run Friday evening, September 2.Name.Address.This is to certify that the applicant is a bona-fide amateur.Signed.Signed.Applicant\u2019s signature.»a wteH;nhrrtrn