Sherbrooke daily record, 8 octobre 1932, samedi 8 octobre 1932

[" Itprbrnnk?lailg Uwmr SHERBROOKE, CANADA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1932.Thirty-Sixth Y ear.Established 1897 MONDAY'S SESSION OF HOUSE WILL USHER INAVERYMOMENTOUS WEEK NEW CHANCELLOR OF BISHOP\u2019S UNIVERSITY Inter-Dominion Trade Treaties and Report of Royal Commission on Transportation to Be Tabled\u2014House to Sit Thanksgiving Day\u2014Measure Provides for Precedence of Government Measures Until Treaties Disposed of.Ottawa, October 8.\u2014Thanksgiving Day will be no general holiday for the House of Commons, for the parliamentarians will assemble as on any other day.Also, Monday\u2019s session will usher in a momentous week, one which will disclose the secrets of the Imperial Economic Conference in respect of the tariff schedules revised in accordance with the terms of the various agreements.On Wednesday, Prime Minister Bennett announced in the House yesterday afternoon, the treaties between Canada and the United Kingdom, the Irish Free State, Australia and Southern Rhodesia will be announced simultaneously in the capitals of these countries, \\\\ith their announcement in Canada, the \u201cbudgetary\u201d provisions will immediately become effective in this country.Possibility of the early part of the session being devoted exclusively to Government business was seen in the motion sponsored by the Premier yesterday, which is designed to secure for the Government precedence over all other business until the Conference treaties have been disposed of.Monday will decide the issue of the motion, but the likelihood is that it will be adopted.The report of the Duff Commission on.the railway situation will be tabled early in the week, and the implementing bills introduced, although debate thereon will be deferred until later in the session.The Commoners yesterday paid tribute to the memory of the late Thomas McMillan, former Liberal member for South Huron.The kindly nature and wholesome life of the deceased member had won for him warm friends among all parties in the House.Addresses expressive of the deep sorrow felt throughout the chamber were made by Mr.Bennett, Mr.Mackenzie King and Robert Gardiner, the Progressive leader.Monday will see the opening of .the debate on the address in reply to maaaztmti AVIATOR GAVE UBERALSPUN LIFE TO SAVE FOR CURRENCY HIS COMRADES REFORM DEBATE WILL ENTER SENATE OF CANADA Remained at Controls of Doomed Bombing Plane So that Fellow Officers Could Have Chance to Drop to Safety Godaiming, Surrey, England, Oct.8.\u2014Two British flying officers \"were dead today as a result of the crash of a giant bombing plane near here last night and four of their companions owed their lives to the twenty-one-year-old dead pilot, who remained with the ship and gave them a chance to drop to safety with parachutes.JUSTICE R.A.E.GREENSHIELDS I\tfor boys, Pm going to .\t.\t., see it through! shouted Pilot Of- An impressive programme is be- ; flcer Bernard Guliy to his comrades ing arranged for the installation, on when he saw the plane, which was October 20th of Hon.R.A.E.Green-shields, Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Quebec, to the position of Chancellor of Bishop\u2019s University.Mr.Justice Greenshields, who is seen here in one of his latest photographs, succeeds F.E.Meredith, K.C., who was Chancellor for the past six years.the Speech from the Throne, the three party leaders speaking immediately after the movers and seconders.On Tuesday the debate wall continue and on Wednesday afternoon the Prime Minister will move the resolution calling for ratificatipn of the pact between Canada and Britain, and will \u2019move bills providing for approval of the agreements with the Irish Free State, South Africa and Southern Rhodesia.Then the Minister of Finance will introduce his bill providing for the necessary tariff changes.A motion will also have to be made by the Prime Minister providing for suspension of the rules of the House to permit of the Committee of Ways and Means being set up before the address in AVIATOR PLANS AERIAL SURVEY OF LABRADOR Illinois Flyer Obtains Exclusive Rights in Large Newfoundland Hinterland for Aerial Exploration.St.Johns, Nfld., Oct.8.\u2014A new chapter in the age old quest for gold reply to the* Speech from the Throne ! was being written today by Captain D.S.Bondurant, Quincy, HI., aviator, who has been granted the exclusive privilege to prospect by air in the is adopted.Discussion of the trade agreements will then have right of way in the House until they are dis-^ _______^ posed of, and, after that unless j\tldm\u20acrla\"nd.ended next Tuesday night, the debate on the address will be continued to its conclusion.WANTS TO KNOW COSTS OF MANY INVESTIGATIONS DEMAND EARLY CHOICE OF NEW flying high, was sure to crash.Four of the men jumped and alighted safely, except for a broken leg sustained by one.A fifth, Arthur Page, Gully\u2019s fellow officer, stayed in the plane, but apparently was persuaded later to j\u2019ump.By this time the plane was near the ground and when his parachute failed to open instantly he was killed.Gully, the pilot, burned to death when the ship exploded near the ground as he was still trying to maneuver it to a landing.The crew' said he could have saved his own life by ju iping too.Opposition Members Plan to Make Financial Reform One of Main Talking-Points of Session.HOUSE LEADER MINES CHARGED WITH COMBINE Ottawa ,Oct.8.\u2014The government will be asked to tell parliament the total cost of the investigation into Canadian railways by the Royal Commission on Transportation.William Duff, Liberal member for Antigonish-Guysboro, has given notice that he desired this information.\t_____________ Mr.Duff also wishes to know the ,.esi{\u20acrday_ Bondurant had said pros-cost of other parliamentary and com-j pecyn\u201e fronl the air would be fairly mission investigations.\t| gjmp]e \u201cWhat was the total cost of the i Samples he had taken from quartz Gypsum Queen inquiry?\u2019 he asks.\t.\u2019\t¦ \u2019 He wishes to know how much was Bondurant has been flying in Labrador in the interests of the Quebec Government intermittently since 1927.While on one of his trips he 1 party located gold reefs which he prospected and sampled last year.The Newfoundland Government, however, in 3929, reserved all mineral licenses and Bondurant endeavored unsuccessfully to gain a concession from former officials.When the present administration gained control he renewed his efforts which were crowned with success proved exceedingly rich in the metal .\t.\t0\t.,\t.\t____, and in addition, silver, copper, iron, paid to the Commissioner by way ot ]ead^ xinc and asbestos mica were remuneration and expenses, and also the amount received by Peter White, K.C., Commission counsel under similar heads.Another series of questions by Duff follows on the cost of the Beauharnois investigation.He asks for the total cost of both the House of Commons and Senate investigations, and the amounts paid to Peter White, K.C., Arthur L.Smith, K.C., and J.A.Mann, K.C.He also asks if any amount was guaranteed to the chartered banks of Canada on account of the Beauharnois, Light Heat and Power Company.QUESTION OF DISTINCTIVE FLAG IS AGAIN DISCUSSED Ottawa, Oct.8.\u2014The Hous# of Commons may decide this session whether Canada will adopt a distinctive flag.Cameron R.McIntosh.Liberal, North Battleford, gave notice of the following resolution: \u201cThat, in the opinion of this House, a special committee be appointed for the purpose of considering the advisability of adopting a Canadian flag, representing Canada ns a whole, and in which the British flag shall occupy the position of honour, thus symbolizing the Dominion as an equality partner in the Commonwealth of British Nations.\u2019\u2019 LENGTHY CAUCUS WAS HELD BY FORCES OF OPPOSITION Ottawa, Oct.8.\u2014Liberal members and Senators were in caucus for nearly three hours yesterday.General plans for the session were made and parliamentary tactics discussed.Joseph Jean, who took his seat for the first time as member for Maisonneuve, attended the caucus.CLASH\u201dRESULTS IN FIVE DEATHS Ponce, Puerto Rico, Oct.8.\u2014Four policemen and the District Attorney, shown to be abundant .Government officials said the country would not be opened in the immediate future, since it would entail tremendous policing and a great outlay of money.For years stories of rich gold finds by Indians have reached the coast, but the remoteness of the region handicapped prospectors until Bondurant conceived the idea of a \u201cgold rush\u201d by air.He plans to begin his search at once.HEROIC RESCUES AVERTED HOSPITAL FIRE TRAGEDY Opposition Members of Legislature Becoming Impatient as Action on Appointment Is Delayed.Montreal, October 8.\u2014The eleven Opposition members of the Legislature are going to have a caucus, despite anything the central executive of the party may decide.At this conference, at which they alone will be present, they will select a House leader.Should the present leader, F.C.Gault,'fail to summon the members, they will summon themselves, declared one member.It is to be borne in mind that the calling of a caucus and the selection of a leader for the next session does not concern the matter of a party leader, in succession to Mr.Houde.However, it is claimed that the first step in the reorganization of the is to have the caucus and prepare for next session, and this will hasten the day for the selection of a party leader under whose banner the party hopes to march to victory.\u201cFurthermore,\u201d said a prominent Conservative yesterday, \u201cin delaying the choice of a leader we are not being fair to Premier Taschereau, who has told the public that he will not hold the bye-election in Jacques Cartier until we have a leader.We are stopping him from getting into action, and thereby depriving the people of Jacques Cartier of the pleasure of his presence amongst them, and this is hardly fair.\u201d In the meantime, LTdee Conservatrice is calmly going ahead with its organization work under the presidency of Aid.Tancrede Fortin, and apparently not worrying whether or not there is a leader to guide them.Joliette has been selected for the next assault, and there will be a gathering there tomorrow afternoon at which a branch of the organization will be formed.Ottawa, Oct.8.\u2014 Currency reform will be stressed by the Liberals in the House of Commons this session.The more advanced wing of the party, encouraged by Rt.Hon.Mac- j kenzie King\u2019s recent advocacy of a central bank, says they will make financial reform one of the main talking-points of the session.At the party caucus yesterday currency reform was referred to in general terms, but no specific policy was adopted.Western members especially are keen on the subject, particularly public and private debts, interest rates, currency deflation arid monetary standards.The Government intends postponing revision of the Bank Act until next year and this will give the Opposition the necessary time and opportunity to propound their reform policies.Because the fall session will be reserved for Imperial Conference topics, discussion of currency reform may be postponed until parliament reassembles in January or February.HERRIÔT AND MacDONALD TO TO FIX PRICES; HOLD MEETING Carolina Official Tells United French Premier Plans to Be in States Tariff Commission of London on Wednesday to bis- Agreement Betweeen Canadian Asbestos Producers.Presence of Mind of Sisters and Courageous Efforts of Residents Saved Lives of Many.Fort Vermillion, Alta., October 8.\u2014Presence of mind of hospital sisters and the courageous efforts of every able-bodied resident of this northern outpost averted tragedy when fire of unexplained or-6gin gutted the Roman Catholic Mission and hospital.The loss was estimated at $20,0'00.None was injured.The fire started In the basement of the long wooden building.Before the inmates of the hospital were aware of it, the convent was a blazing inferno.Hastily organizing squads of vol eer workers, the sisters commenced a battle to remove bed-ridden patients from the hospital and direct the flames away from other mission buildings.WHEAT FIELDS COVERED WITH SNOW Calgary, October 8.\u2014 Wintry blasts struck southern and central Alberta yesterday as snow covered the countryside.Driven by cold winds, wheat fields were covered with a white blanket as worried farmers anxiously scanned the skies for the sun to appear and permit So nor Pesquera, were killed today in | harvesting operations to continue.a clash between police and the na tional gnnrd at the town of Hum-acao, NO DAILY RECORD MONDAY On Monday, October 10, Thanksgiving Day, the Daily Record will not bo published.Disruption of harvesting operations occurred when only from 10 to 20 per cent., of the grain was left in the fields.It will be more than a week before the fanners can continue work in the fields, unless the sun appears shortly to drive away the snow.CONDITION OF JUSTICE DUFF IS UNCHANGED.Ottawa, October 8.\u2014The condition of Rt.Hon.Lyman P.Duff, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, was reported as \u201cunchanged\u201d this morning.Judge Duff is lying seriously ill at a local hospital.INCREASED BANK DEPOSITS SHOW RETURNING COURAGE Virtually Every City in United States Reports Gain in Deposits During Month of September \u2014First in Two Years.New York, October 8.\u2014 Local financial papers this morning carried the following despatch from Washington: \u201cDeclaration that large Canadian producers had admitted the existence of a price maintenance agreement was made before the tariff commission today during its investigation of alleged unfair methods of competition in the importation and sale of Russian asbestos in this country.\u201cC.H.Carlough, president, Carolina Asbestos, Co., Davidson, N.C., testified that certain Canadian producers and salesmen, including Messrs.Bindman, Mooney and Johnson, of Johnson\u2019s Mines, Ltd., J.E.Triganne, sales manager of the Asbestos Corporation of Canada, Ltd., and CK C.Smith, of Keasbey-Matti-son Co., domestic manufacturers with Canadian mine holdings, had admitted to him that an agreement had been reached among themselves and other producers on prices and grades of asbestos.The witness added that these men all quoted \u2018identical prices\u2019 on like grades of the product.\u201cThe witness explained that his company has no connections with Canadian mines or other sources of supply and that it used about 2,000 tons of asbestos annually, which has been bought from Canadian, Rhodesian, Russian and domestic sources.These purchases were made on both spot and sales contract, he added.\"Commenting on the type of asbestos preferred by his company, Mr.Carlough declared that the Russian product is inferior to Canadian, but has a comparable price differential.He said that his company always had trouble procuring asbestos until 1929, when the situation changed, in his opinion, because of increased world production of the commodity, inroads of molded brake lining into the field formerly enjoyed by the woven product, and the economic depression, \u2018which played some part in the decline of asbestos prices.\u2019 \u201cThe witness testified that domes- cuss Germany\u2019s Demand for .Equality in Armaments.Paris, Oct.8\u2014It is understood that Premier Herrnt is considering a trip to London on Wednesday for a conference with Prime Mi li >-ter MacDonald regarding Germany\u2019s demand for equality in armaments.They also would continue the disarmament conversations which w?r3 begun in Geneva.This would be :u accordance with a statement earlier this week that the proposed four-power arms meeting at London would be postponed indefinitely but that meantime France and Great Britain would continue negotiations.BRITISH PARTIES TAKE DEFINITE STANU ON CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES Diametrically Opposite Resolutions Passed by Conservativa and Labor Conventions Give Ejectors Clear Conception of Party Policies\u2014Strengthening of Power of House of Lords Proposed to Counteract Possible Return of Labor to Power.1 SENATOR-DESIGNATE A.J.BROWN A native son of the Eastern Townships, born in Windsor Mills and educated in this district, A.J.Brown, prominent Montreal lawyer, now goes to the Senate of Canada as representative for Wellington District, which comprises Sherbrooke City and County, Richmond and Wolfe, Stanstead and Compton, with paj-ts of Drummond and Frontenac Counties.dav ondon, October 8.\u2014The public was left today to digest contrary resolutions and declarations of the Conservative and Labor parties, both of which wound up their annual meetings yester- INVESTIGATION INTO \u2018SWEATBOX\u2019 DEATH RELATED OLD RELIGIOUS Charges of Brutality Against ISSUE APPEARS Former Guards Pile Up as Probe Is Continued into Convict\u2019s Death.GERMANY\u2019S NOTE WILL NOT HE PUBLISHED IN LONDON Berlin, Oct.8.\u2014The text of Germany\u2019s note to London regarding Great Britain\u2019s proposal for a four-power conference there will not be published in London, it was announced here, today.It is a brief note in which the German Government expresses its willingness to participate in a frank exchange of views with the other powers looking toward an equitable solution of the disarmament problem, particularly Gar-many\u2019s demand for arms equality.The point from which to proceed,.Germany believes, is the final dedal ation of the Lausanne Conference which stated that a new order of things must be sought to restore and promote confidence in a sprit of conciliation, justice and co-operation.Negotiations based on the Anglo-French memorandum which folio.v-ed this country\u2019s equality demand hardly would be likely to bring about a settlement, the note said.It declared that Germany would have no objection to participation in the proposed conference by powers other than the four originally invited.It also was emphasized that the ba Jacksonville, Fla., Oct.8.\u2014County Detective W.H.Casque related yesterday how he demanded the details oi the sweatbox death of Arthur Maitlefert after a justice of the peace had stated no inquest would be necessary.Casque\u2019s story was told at the trial of two former prison guards charged with the murder of the New Jersey youth.Gasque, who led the investigation that resulted in the indictment of George W.Courson and Solomon Higginbotham, the defendants, said a deputy sheriff called him and reported the death.Gasque said he presented himself to Courson, who was acting captain at the camp, and was told that \u201cJudge Youngblood,!\u2019 a Justice of the Peace, had said no inquest would be necessary.The detective then said he demanded to see the body and was allowed to do so.He said several convicts were called into the office, and they told him \u201chow good Captain Courson had been to Maille-fert.\u201d Gasaue said Courson admitted Maillefert wore the stocks he found in the prison camp yard.Courson also admitted Maillefert died with a chain around his neck.Gasque said Courson then related that Maillefert had been an unruly prisoner \u201cdetermined to escape and I was determined for him not to escape.\u201d The next day, Gasque said, he returned to the camp.\u201cCourson wouldn\u2019t let me inside the stockade while I had my gun,\u201d he said.\u201c1 turned the gun over to the captain.I went inside and asked a group, of prisoners if they knew anything about the case.\u2018We know plenty,\u2019 about a dozen men replied.\u201d Testimony that Maillefert\u2019s body bore the marks of a whipping, despite the Florida law abolishing the lash, after he was found strangle I in the sweatbox was introduced as the state piled up charges of brutality against the defendants RAILWAYMEN AGAIN TAKE GRIEVANCES TO PREMIER New York, Oct.8.\u2014The current crop of condition statements of leading Wall Street banks, which have correspondents in every large city of the United States, are showing, with scarcely an exception, a gam in deposits.Not since .lune 80, 1930, wh?n deposits reached their peak levels in most banks, had the down trend been broken until the present.The statements which are now appearing cover the quarter ended September 30.They show that the banks have further strengthened their liquid condition.Moreover, the gains in deposits have resultad not from an expansion of loans, because there has not been any material change in these, but from what one banker described as \u201cthe return of frightened currency now that people are regaining their courage and confidence.\u201d A leading authority who has his finger on the pulse of financial movements not only of this country, but of Europe, attributed the improvement to the return flow of gold from Europe to America and to the return of hoarded currency to the banks.______________ Lausanne formula furnish a basts tic spinners with\u2019CanaTian*mine'oon-1 tor removing the obstacles prevent-nections have quoted prices on as- Germany from rejoining l ie bestos yarns below the then prevailing market price.He added that this situation began in August 1930, and that his firm had to reduce its yarn prices because of this competition, although it had sold on contracts.\u201d World Disarmament Conference at Geneva.\t\u2022 Germany suggested that a date for the London meeting be fixed for some time after Octobei 11,in view of the approaching meeting of (he League of Nations Council.Ask that Owners of Trucks Be Obliged to Take Out Special Permits, and Also Be Made to Furnish Schedule of Rates.The Laborites concluded their convention at Leicester by singing the \u201cRed Flag\u201d and passing a resolution urging abolition of the House of Lords as \u201cdangerous and unnecessary.\u201d The Conservatives ended theirs at Blackpool by viewing with alarm the possibility that Labor might return to power in another four or five years and passing a resolution which urged that the powers of the House of Lords be strengthened.The Conservatives during their convention urged imposition of a tariff on imports of meat from foreign countries, and the Labor party, a day later, passed a resolution asking that its parliamentary group continue to oppose protective tariff policies of the present or any other government.The Labor convention emphatically condemned any effort to break off trade relations between the United Kingdom and Soviet Russia, while the Conservatives took exactly the opposite stand after considerable debate, during which Commander Locker-Lampson referred to members of the Soviet administration as \u201cthat gang of crooks and cranks who tyrannize Russia.\u201d Over the objection of Arthur Henderson, veteran leader who lost his seat in the House of Commons in the last election, the Laborites passed a resolution outlining their main object as the formation of a socialistic state.& Their avowed object did not escape the attention of the Conservatives the following night when Stanley Baldwin, Lord President of the Council, making his first public address since his return from the Ottawa Economic Conference, warned his followers they must be pre-.\t.__ _ _____\t_ , pared at the next election to fight A I1 AIM SM ¥] C ; \u201ccrude, rank socialism.\u201d which, he A ill A I n! I hi SI ; said, had swept the Labor Congress liv\tLJv in the absence of steadying heads ______\t: which left the party at the forma- 1-.i j «\t\u2022\t, n i_r t'on °f the National Government.Charge Is Made Against Kepubll-, Labor\u2019s socialistic programme in- cans\u2014Voting Will Take Place in United States a Month from Today.eluded nationalization of the Bank of England and ail joint stock banks and delegation to the Government of emergency powers to deal with individuals or concerns seeking to cause any financial panic.Labor took lit He heed of the Ottawa Conference, but the Conservatives unanimous', passed a resolution \u201cthat the agreements concluded at Ottawa have materially advanced the cause of Imperial economic unity and will result in ssjjwtarrtuj.and increasing advantages to Brit- PREMIER TOLMIE DEFENDS UNION GOVERNMENT PUN BUENOS AIRES PHYSICIAN RELEASED BY KIDNAPPERS Declares Public Is Tired of Party Police Armed With Machine Guns Government and Wants Atten-\tSet Out to Capture Kidnap- tion Given Pressing Problems.\tPcrs'\tFailed to Find Them.Victoria, October 8.\u2014Asserting that the public was tired of party government and demanded attention to pressing problems of the day, Premier S.F.Tolmie, in an address before the Victoria Conservative.Association, defended his proposal for union government in British Columbia.Conservative members of the Legislature had been consulted, he said, before he issued his union declaration, and they had been asked to sound public opinion.When replies came in to the effect union government was the demand all over the province, he had declared for it and had invited a Buenos Aires, October 8.\u2014Dr.James Faveluke, wealthy Buenos Aires physician, who was kidnapped for ransom last Tuesday, was released by his captors today at Nloreno City, not far from here.The kidnapping band v/as reported yesterday encamped on Carolina Island, in the Parana river.A squad of police, armed with machine guns, set out for the spot in a motorboat but failed to find them.The kidnappers had demanded §25,000 ransom in a letter to Dr.Faveluke\u2019s wife.Bowser, and the Liberal leader, T.D.Pattullo, to enter a union cabi-former Conservative premier, W.J.net.but both had declined.Quebec, October 8.\u2014A delegation headed by C.P.Riddell and comprising a number of Canadian National and Canadian Pacific heads, waited on Premier Taschereau yesterday seeking a remedy for the situation which now faces the railways as the result of motor truck competition.Mr.Riddell, as spokesman, asked, among other things, that owners ef trucks be obliged to take out special permits and also be made to furnish a schedule of rates.The Premier, in reply, asked that the case be prepared and presented at the next session of the Legisla- j ture.MILK PRODUCTION Ottawa, Oct.8.\u2014The total milk J production in 1931 is estimated by ;the Dominion Bureau of Statistics | at 13,817,164,000 pounds, as co n-j pared with 14,759,657,000 pounds i in 1930.By provinces the figures taro in pounds ns follows: Prince Edward Island 148,01 1.000; Nova Scotia 439,066,000; New Brunswick 407.000,000: Quebec, $8.675,908,000; Ontario 4,812,716,000; Manitoba 069,041,000; Saskatchewan 1.402,-085,000; Alberta 1.439,340,000 British Columbia 424,000,000.New York, Oct.8.\u2014A Democratic charge that the Republicans had revived the religious issue was heard today as the United States drew to within a month to the day of the national elections.Only \u201ca little different angle\u201d has been adopted for the religious ____ ________o _______ shading, says James A.Farley, i ish industry a'nd agriculture.\u2019\u201d chairman of the forces seeking to | The Conservatives maintained place Governor Franklin D.Roose- j silence on the subject of disarmâ-velt, of New York, in the White ment, while Labor urged every step House.\t! be taken to secure the greatest pos- In the 1928 ballot battle the Roman sible measure of disarmament.Catholic faith embraced by Alfred : \u201cUncle\u201d Arthur Henderson, who E.\u201cAl\u201d Smith was generally con- ; heads the United Kingdom\u2019s delega-sidered to have lessened his chances ! tion to the World Disarmament Con-of defeating Herbert Hoover.Now, j ference, despite the fact that he charges Mr.Farley, the Republican | holds no office in the Government, leaders are \u201ctrying to persuade expressed himself as disappointed at those who voted for Governor the progress made so far at the Con-Smith to vote against Governor | ference, but promised to go back to Roosevelt on the hypothesis that.Geneva and do his utmost to secure Roosevelt\u2019s nomination (at Chicago | a greater measure of success, over Smith) was a reflection upon | The parties found common ground our candidate of four years ago.\u201d | in the desire to avoid any further The Hoover national committee i cuts in unemployment relief allow-chairman, Everett Sanders, was | ances.Sir Daniel L.Thomas, stip-meantime making the optimistic ; endiary magistrate of Pontypridd, claim that \u201cthe campaign this week j Wales, told the Conservatives in became a Republican victory j picturesque language \u2018\u201cany man who march.\u2019\u2019\t: advocates further cuts should be put Reports from every middel west! in a barrel with the rector of Stiff-agricultu.state, said Sanders, in i bey and be taken around the indus- dicated the President\u2019s statements tri®! districts for people to jeer at.\u201d at Des Moines of accomplishments j Old members of the Labor party and proposals for helping agricul-: wn° took office with the National ture and to whip the depression are Government appeared destined for-far more acceptable than the hazy j |ver to remain apart from their promises of Governor Roosevelt.j former colleagues, who resolved to The President remained in Wash-|asb their national executive to make ington planning other electioneer- impossible for them ever to return ing speeches.Mr.Roosevelt follow-;*0 ^be Labor fold, ed suit at Albany and received the i., Likewise free-trade members of cheering news that the powerful '\u2022\u201de National cabinet who resigned politician \u201cAl\u201d Smith will cam- 0Ve.L, thelr aversion to increased paign for him in five states.But tarlJIs S>verJ tbe cold shoulder there was no surcease in the stump-1 \u201cV the, Conservatives, _ ing of their first lieutenants.\tj\t.\t® pool last night Mr.Bald- In the Dakotan grain belt Char-!^m.,t0\u2018d.t,he Conservatives the les Curtis, again seeking the vice- ! '\u201c.\"\u2018«d Kingdom was ready to con-presidency, told a Faro audience: i °'^de Quickly trade agreements with \u201cI desire to give you the record !\tf°l'eign nations which had which shows that the Republicanr\u20acpresentatlons t0 the ^overn-tariff on wheat has been a great' Tul r, -j .^\t^ benefit to the wheat producers.The I,\t^ Council Underwcod Tariff Act, a Demo-\thonzoll.101' cratic measure, permitted in 19211 hone8 of\t\\nt.^ llttIe the importation of $98,000,000 ;p°Pdit^\u2018 Pvffn \"I LIIl,Eul\u2018?pe,a\u2019l worth of wheat, most of it from1\tS Canada, just across your boundary j undf^tandin?be&een Ü&\"f cont'r\u2019Tf tRheePUtarirS \u2022 regair^ toVo-o^/ate, he°said^seemed^for control of the tanff, we enacted, moment frustrated, first an emergency tariff act and then the McCumber-Fordney bill,1*\t\u2014\u2014\u2014 - and the 1928 importations of wheat THE WEATHER dropped to ?5,000,000 dollars in , &___________________________ spite of Canada\u2019s \u2019 w priced, large I _ .quantity production in virgin soil, j FAIR AND MILD TODAY AND \u201cSimilarly, the Democrats were ,\tMOST OF SUNDAY permitting a condition that brought ! moderate depression, centred us 13,000,000 worth of wheat |over the Gulf of St.Lawrence, has flour, mostly from Canada, in 1921Jcaused rain in the Maritimes and But after the Republican tariffs, Fastern Qliebec.Elsewhere in East-were operating we find that only