Sherbrooke daily record, 1 août 1924, vendredi 1 août 1924

[" amluican consulate 1\tt;iT4|Lisr.x srlirooîce I 0CT24 Recer^i Established 1897.SI-CRBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1924.Twenty-seventh Year.E.T.FARMERS AIDED BY IMMIGRATION SOCIETY Precautions Necessary For Travellers To United States Owr 500 Men Placed On Farms Since Jamary Local Society\u2019s Work Reviewed at Magog Meeting\u2014Farm Production Aided\u2014More Financial Help Needed\u2014 Handicapped for Lack of Funds\u2014Will Appeal for Increase in Grant\u2014General Discussion\u2014Society\u2019s Busiest Year\u2014The Secretary\u2019s Report.(Article III.Associated Boards of Trade) IMMIGRATION matters received more than a cursory consideration at the summer session of the Eastern Townships Associated Boards of Trade, held in Magog on Tuesday, and the important services which this organization is rendering to the farmers of the Eastern Townships was reviewed.The session was held under the presidency of Mr.B.N.Robinson, of Coaticook, and an interesting outline was presented of the work accomplished during the past few months.Mr.Robinson emphasized the fact that, to ensure greater efficiency and carry on the intricate work of distribution, more funds were urgently required.SECRETARY\u2019S REPORT.Mr.W.M.Hillhouse, secretary-treasurer of the Immigration Society, presented the following report dealing with recent activities: \u201cDuring the present year the E.T.*-\u2014- Immigration Society has been very actively engaged in immigration work, more so than in former years.We have been fortunate in securing the co-operation of the Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways, who have directed to us a large number of men, the greater number of whom are experienced farmers.The demand for farm help during the present spring and summer has been unprecedented, and owing to the large influx of immigrants who have arrived at the office in Sherbrooke this demand has been pretty well supplied, and the Eastern Townships Immigration Society has this season justly earned the approbation and approval of hundreds of our farmers, and could the Government only be persuaded to grant the Society further funds, there is the certainty of it becoming the greatest factor in the increase of agricultural production in the Province of Quebec.Although the Society was organized as an Eastern Townships institution, as\u2019a matter of fact our work now extends to the river St.Lawrence and is now the greatest Society of its kind, in production of actual results at the least expense in the Dominion.\u201cI again wish most strongly to place before our members the great need of a fund to assist us in the handling and distributing of our men, most of whom arrive in Sherbrooke ifapts.The delegations have been re-from the boats late on Saturday ev- ceived nicely and promised help but ening, or early Sunday morning, \"\u2019e are still on the waiting list.Of many of whom have not the neces- course we are thankful for the grant sary money to enable them to pay made to cover the requirements of their hotel expenses over the week- \u2019 the office.Our secretary\u2019s salary is end.This fact has been the most j small compared to the amount of discouraging feature of the work of work he is doing and it is not fair i'our Secretary, times without num-ito have him pay out money from his EX-KING GEORGE of Greece, on ywhose behalf a royalist movement has been started in Greece for his restoration to the throne.J.W.HUSHION WILL RUN IN ST.ANTOINE Will Carry Liberal Standard in Walter Mitchell\u2019s Former Seat.(Associated Press Despatch) MONTREAL, Lugust, 1.\u2014Aid.J.W.Hushion, M.L.A., for St.Ann\u2019s is officially announced as the Liberal candidate in the St.Antoine division here last night.IRISH QUESTION IS ÜP TODAY IN PARLIAMENT Statement Made by Colonial Secretary\u2014Craig and Cosgrove Summoned to Conference\u2014 Amending Biil if They Fail to Agree.REV.DR.W.J.MORTIMER, secretary of the Canadian Methodist Missionary Society in West China, who has arrived in Toronto on furlough.ber I have been obliged to help these men to food and lodging during their sojourn in Sherbrooke, and I have thus been constantly losing own pocket.This is the fund we need to care for those staying over for a few days.\u201d Mr.Paradis\u2014\u201cWas the matter money which I can ill afford, and i taken up with the minister of colon- which I feel should be provided by the Government for this purpose, as immigrants cannot be left to starve on their arrival here.I would most earnestly urge the consideration of this question, possibly the appointing of a strong committee to take up this matter with the Government and devise ways and means for the creating of a fund through which your Secretary can be relieved of this anxiety and numerous losses in connection therewith.\u201cOur President, Mr.B.N.Robinson, is proving himself to be, indeed, a live wire and an active working chief officer of the Society.\u201cWe have secured this year to date immigrants as follows: From the British Empire: English, 100; Scotch, 36; Irish, 144; Welsh, 6.From Denmark, 33; Norway, 12; Finland, 1; Switzerland, 26; Holland, 36; Poland, 1; West India, 2; Armenia, 2; Hebrews, 4; Slav, 1.Total, 404.\u201cIn addition to immigrants received we have placed 136 Canadians, secured from the unemployed in Montreal, with farmers of the Eastern Townships, making a total to date of 640, and the year is scarcely more than half over.This denotes the busiest year in our history.\u201d Assistance Needed from Quebec.Col.Bruce Payne\u2014\u201cHas nothing #een done at Quebec?\u201d Mr.Robinson\u2014\u201cMr.Nicol seems to think that it is up to the Federal Government.It is very discouraging when we get down to actual i\tg.i > ?\u2022 THE WEATHER * * * ?> * * * * 6* ?=\"\u2022 *»\u2022\u2022*> * «lt* »\u2014of *\u2022,nd hecn guests at Mr.Arthur Driver\u2019s.Marsbôro, where they spent the past W.Taylor, Davis Smith, D.J.Gra- ham, Robert Mells, Joseph Start.Samuel J.Scott, Samuel Boy.This new board of directors will meet next Wednesday evening.Mr.and Mrs.D.L.Fowler, of West Pa?* few months, has been transfer- L.Maclver recently, r.D.P.Maclver, from Scots- August 6th., to plan the work for this season.A committee composed of Messrs.R.A.Scott & C.M his red to Granby and his place has been !._-T f T C.A F *.*\tTV,,\t~ «.1 Shefford, spent Sunday parents er.,r;\u2019;^=arpV\u2019'T'\u2018it\"wV:f\\nd'Harinert recess.' \"\tI Megantic on Sunday were Messrs, are to \"bedone as\" soon as possible Cookmâ-* a\u2019-d Miss Dorotby Cook-\tMr.L.P.Bishop returned to Tor-! K- M- Smith, D.Morrison, K.H.Most of the members present at \u2022Lai- o* \u201cAthol\t.and Mrs Gei.onto.leaving here on Sunday after- , Maclver and J.T.Smith, Misses last Wednesday nights meeting P],k\u2019e -i Fitchburg Mass.have r-oon-\t; Eliza Maclver and B.Morrison and subscribed quite freely, been \u2019visL;n- + *:?\u2022;< -i- -i- -i* *:*\t* \u2022:*\t*$\u2022\t4- * NEW YORK PRESS * ft MARKET COMMENT * 4\"\tFurnished by 4\"\tMcManamy & Walsh * \u2022i- \u2022;*\t»> *> -j- -j- v *> -i-\t41 Journal of Commerce\u2014Wall Street is of the opinion that, subject to the usual technical reactions, the trend of the stock market in a general waÿ is still upward.New York Tribune\u2014Steel rail and specialty stocks led an advance again yesterday which even sizeable profit taking was unable to check for more than a moment at a time.Wall Street Journal\u2014Bullish enthusiasm that followed the steel report was if anything, increased Thursday and the market surged forward irresistibly.LIGHTNING BOLT STRUCK HOUSE IN WHICH HE WAS STAYING (Associated Press Descalch) MOSCOW7, Aug., 1.\u2014President Kalenin.of the Soviet Government, had a narrow escape from death bv lightning today when the house in ; a village in which he had taken refuge during a thunderstorm while on his way from his country residence in Moscow was demolished I by a bolt.The driver of his carriage was instantly killed and an accom-I panying photographer injuied.STOCKS BENEFIT BY LONDON CONFERENCE PROGRESS (Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, Aug.1.\u2014Prospects | | of an early agreement being reach- ' ed at the London reparations con-' (ference had a builish effect on sen-! ; liment at the opening of today\u2019s ; stock market.Buying orders were j again spread over a broad list with ; an exceptionally good demand noted for the rails and motors.Atlantic ! Coast Line moved up one point to a ! new 1924 top at 135, and Houston i Oil advanced 1%.public subscription.Hearty endorsement was given the plan by I Governor Cox of Massachusetts on a recent visit.\u201c My Wife Handles the Money\u201d The wife deposits In a joint account For the childr en y too AvTNGS \u2014so a business man writes us.\u201cShe can do it better than I.Each pay day she always deposits our savings first.We never buy anything unless we have the cash to pay for it and each year our savings are growing.\u2019\u2019 A Joint Account in the name of husband and wife allows the wife to deposit or withdraw money during her husband\u2019s absence or when he cannot get to the bank during business hours.A Savings Account for the children will teach them the value of keeping their money, thus helping them to form the habit of saving.Bank da THREE BRANCHES IN SHERBROOKS Brunches in Black Lake, Coaticook, In verness, Lenncxvüle, Thetford Mmes 4» The proposed statue will probably be a companion piece to the bronze figure of Evangeline which was dedicated in Grand Pre Park several years ago.This statue was the work I of Henry Hebert, the noted sculptor of Montreal, Canada, and it was cast I in France.Mr.Hebert, whose father also was a noted sculptor, has designed several other statues that are in Nova Scotia, notably one of those who lost their lives in the late war which occupies a prominent place in Yarmouth, that province, i -«- I Don\u2019t neglect to rend the Classified Advcrtiseirents in this issue.Metropolitan Commission Of Montreal 5% 194?,\u2019s.Interest and Principal payable in Canada or New York, Price to Yield 5.12%.McMANAMY & WALSH Whiting Block.Telephone 25. PAGE EIGHT SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, AUGUST Polka Dot Neckwear SPORTING NEWS Tlie Two Dramatic Finds of the Year SHERBROOKE LOST GAME AT ST.JOHNSBDRY ST.LOUIS BEAT THE YANKEES IN DOUBLE HEADER Vermonters Won Yesterday\u2019s 2 to 1 and 5 to 1 Were Scores\u2014 Giants Were Beaten by Pirates \u2014Chicago Wins Victory Over Boston.Match by Score of 6 to 4.(Special to the Record) ST.JOHNSBURY, Vt., Aug.1 \u2014 (After jumping into a 1 to 1 tie in the fécond frame, Jeff Tepreau's henchmen trampled Jacham\u2019s offerings in the third vrith three hits and three ¦¦uns that won the 6 to 4 victory over ,\t-\t,\t,\t_ Sherbrooke yesterday afternoon on ' league-leaning A ankees yes-e -°-fc\tthree him-1 ^ and the Bro^vns romped home (Associated Press Despatch.) NEW YORK, Aug.1.\u2014St.Louis\u2019 south paws proved too much for the campus, dred fans were Less than three him ., ,\t,\t,\t\u201e\t,\t,, ,\t, to greet the i \"'Ith bothJ e?ds °4f a douole-header, r\t\u2022\ti,*- _\t2 to 1 and 5 to 4.Wingard in th»| Both^mcnndsmen had busy days,\t?am\u20ac- had the ^ Yorkers at ; but Jip per Jordan was morels mercy Imiitng them to five fortunate in his backing.Sher-1\tDanfonh was the Yankee safe thumps were brookes eleven ill singles besides, while St.Johns-bury\u2019s twelve safe ones went for seventeen bases, erratic support in the Canadian infield and a tendency more , Sher- «lng!es nemesis in the second.Babe Ruth | was the only one able to solve the ' left-handed slants of the Brown j twirlers, gathering two singles in the first and a home run and a single .\t\u201e ¦.j, _\ttut i in the second.His circuit clout was to tnrow wildly spelled rum tor the j ^ thi third for the season and visitors.In the first of the eighth, with the fcore 6 to 1, Jordan had his worst \u2022care.Eight men faced him with five hits and a base on tioss the platter three times.A field sue was ail that prevented extra runs.Ralph Jenkins, of Sherbrooke, and Clarence Parker, of St.Johnsbury.both took three hits with four chances.Parker looked mighty welcome in centre, with his added stick work.Billy Murray, at third for the locals, also u-iayed slapstick with two of three tries, however, Wally Keed, of the linemen, tied him for Conors with an equal showing.iCr-A The Box Score Sherbrooke tteed, 2b .Landry, c .Powers, If- fi.Jenkins, lb Bridgeford, cf .lapson, ss- A Jenkins, fr .O\u2019Day, 3b .Yacham, p .sMasterson, p si Roberts .Totals.St.Johnsbury Worth, lb .Maloney, 2b .Human, c.Fogarty, If .Parker, cf .Murray, 3b .Sark, ss .Brackett, r?.Jordan, p ,.AB R his fourteenth this month, establish-: mg a new monthly record.His best : previous market was established in error\"To dune> 1921, when he made thirteen \u2019\t1 home runs.The double defeat cut dotvn the Yankees lead to one-half game over W ashington, as the Senators defeated Detroit by 1 to 0.Harvey McClellan substituting at second lor Eddie Collins, who is out for a few days due to a strained leg, was a big factor in Chicago\u2019s | victory over Boston, five to four.1 The Athletics and the Indians broke ; even in a double-header, Philadel-phia taking the first 7 to 3, andj Cleveland the second, 4 to 3, in a' ten innings battle.John McGraw\u2019s Giants took another drubbing at the hands of the Pirates in a game that rain limited to six innings.The score was 5 to 0.It was the Pittsburgh team\u2019s seventh straight win and places them only eignt games behind the \u2022-\tr- League leading 2s ew loskers.Chi-cago remains in second games behind.\t.\tSt.'Louis.49 Chicago evened up the senes with PHrao-n\t47 Brooklyn, winning a closely con- Cleveland L'.7.7.46 tested game, 4 to 1.A f hC' cmrn&wm \u2022 \u2019\"W -TF f n mlim?\\\\ Louis Calhern and Judith in L.Lawrence Weber\u2019s production of \u201cCOBRA Martin Brown\u2019s dramatic sensation at the Hudson Theatre, New York City, the ont^tnrwdin*5 ¦n1°T' of Year Always the summer vogue and as intersting today as it was years ago, bul quality is better; hence the values are made more interesting.An attractive selection now offered at $1,00 J.Rosenbloom&Co Opposite New City Hall, Sherbrooke\u2019s Greatest Store For Men and Boys.Established 1898.g=-== s=\t====g^ BARONESS IS SENTENCED TO TERM IN JAIL 0 Lynn.Only game played.AMERICAN ,\tWashing-ton place, sax 0e,roit _ _ _ LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost P.C.CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF OPENS AT ST.BSUNO TODAY 11 11 4 phia\u2019s portion when the St.Louis Boston .Philadelphia .570 .565 .561 .510 .479 .464 .443 .400, While Stole Pearls from Former Members of Aristocracy \u2014 Owns Castles Herself.(Associated Press Despatch) Graz, Austria, Aug., 1.\u2014 Baro> ness Alice Konrad von Konrad-sheim, was sentenced to six months in jail today after conviction on a charge of stealing and selling pearls belonging to two of her friends in the former Austrian aristocracy.The testimony showed that she broke strings of pearls worn by the plaintiffs and uur-loined a considerable number of OVER 500 MEN FOR EX FARMS Cards batted Mitchell out of the box NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING 0 I in the first inning, scoring four runs, 0: enough, io win.The final score was 0 ; 6 to 3.0 The Cincinnati-Boston game was 0 1 called at the end of the fourth inning 0\twhen rain made it impossible to con- 1\tj tinue play.3 ,\t- C Totals 36 6 12 27 1, AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday\u2019s Results: Won New York.61 Chicago .55 Pittsburgh .52 Brooklyn.50 Cincinnati .50 St.Louis.41 Philadelphia .38 Boston .37 ^Replaced Jacham.in last of sixth.ixBatted for Masiersor.in ninth.Score by innings Sherbrooke .St.Johnsbury .100 000 030-013 020 OOx- R.H.E.New York.1\tSTANDING s:- L01115.2\tWon Batteries \u2014 Shawkey and Hof- Baltimore.71 rrann; Mingard and Severeid.\tToronto .61 Second Game\tR- H.E.\tNewark .53 New York.4\t6\t1\tRochester.53 St- Louls.5\t9\t2\tBuffalo .51 .45 .41 .32 Batteries\u2014Gaston, Martiaux and c Schang; Danforth and Severeid.yracuse Reading SUMMARY\u2014Two base hits: Bur-man (2).Jordan; Three base hits: Worth; Stolen bases: Fogarty and\tK.H.K.J£r=ev\u201cCitv Stark; Sacrifice hits: Murray; Left Washington.1 4 0, on bases: St.Johnsbury 6, Sher- Detroit.0 3 0 brooke 6; Base on bails: off Jacham Batteries \u2014 Zachary and Ruel; 3, off Masterson 1, off Jordan 1; Collins and Woodall.Struck out: by Jordan 6, fcy Jacham 2, by Masterson 2; Hits: off Jacham Philadelphia.10 in 6 innings, off Masterson 2 in 2 Cleveland.innings; off Jordan 11 in 9 innings;\tBatteries\u2014Heimach and Double plays: Jacham to O\u2019Day to R.Uhie, Roy and L.Sewell.Jenkins, Star,: to Worth; Hit by Second Game pitcher: Reed by Jordan; Wild Philadelphia.3 12 pitches: Jordan, Masterson; Passed Cleveland.4 11 1 ban: Landry; Umpires: Tilton and\tBatteries\u2014Meeker and Perkins R.H.E.7 11\t1 ,392 Perkins; (Continued from Page L) fic societies, in specific districts.I do not think this policy has chang-_\t~ TT ,\tled and I am more inclined to agree .___ Several Noted Players!with Colonel Payne that our efforts Withdrew, Contests Open with^M bG*0~\u201cf1 ™ \u2018\"Æi Many Skilled Players Uompet- that if we accept the view that it is .642 : îno-\tI federal matter ive may find ourselves .578\t='\t______ out in the cold altogether.The pro ! (Associated Press Despatch) MOUNT BRUNO, Que., Aug.1.90 \u2014Despite withdrawals of several \u2022422 notgd players from the United \u202249Ç States\u2014notably Walter Hagen, \u2022385 MacDonald Smith and Joe Kirk- _____\t____ wood\u2014the first two rounds of the INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (Canadian open championship, play- led today, saw a very classy field ^\t._ P^C.competing for the blue ribbon of ' something by keeping everlastingly .710 Dominion golf.\ta, it.Our demands are so modest .598 Thirty-six holes were played to- ^gt it js absurd to compare them .519 day and thirty-six will be staged wjth the money spent on immigration .504 tomorrow.The feature pairings (iuring the year.I know of one in-.500 today were those of Gene Sarazen, stance where it cost $150,000 to bring .445 former United States open cham- out sixty-five immigrants, it might .418 pion, and Johnny Farrell, New have been families.\u201d .314 York; T.G.Armour, former Scot-j E T Representative in Europe.tish champion and now of the West-j M AWrill\u2014\u201cTrue Mr Robb said Chester Biltmore Club, and Redvers Mr- Momli\u2014- Lrue, Mr.Kobb saaü MacKenzie, Montreal; Clarence ho expected to be Krie ^ pi ace a Hackney, Atlantic City, and G.S.Lyon, j them while they were being picked from the floor.; The plea of Kleptomania entered i in her behalf failed to impress the : court, although the defence proved that she owned a palace here and .in \u2019ienna.have lots of vacant lands in Eastern Townships I think we should j point out to the government that [ it would be preferable to place set- | tiers here rather than have them go : five hundred miles to the north.We : should get the total number of im-| several houE\u20acS migrants secured since we organized i ¦¦\t~\t- 1 toalhC°countrbv\u2019\u2019g ^ lmlrJgrants suggest that we write to him and Sympathy of Hon.MacKenzie.\t^ ^ ^upToTh^prf- Mr.Wilkins\u2014\u201cWhen we first went what^has teen^done^up^to .th.^ to Quebec, Sir Lomer Gouin was too busy tened to us for a good hour.We had ! tha vincial authorities have supported us and kept us going.As a going con-corn we have been doing good work We had a good contract prior to the war, with the Hon.Mercier, and we should try to have three clauses of the old contract renewed, or some 1914 Delegation.equivalent general support given in addition to that now being received.\u201d Wilkins\u2014\u201cWe can only get BASEBALL CANADIANS BEAT ROYALS (Aisoeimted Preis Despatch) MONTREAL, August 1.\u2014 Can- Brown; Attendance 250.Meter.LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost Newport.1\t0 Barre.2\t1 xSherbrooke\t.\t2\t2 Saranac Lake\t.\t3\t3 Messenger and L.Sewell.R.H.E.Boston .4 6 2 P.C.Chicago.5 10 2 man as representative of the East- \u2018To \u2019LiLn ern Townships and the Rev.Mr.Toronto, veteran Gan^lian g nett f Montreal, was appointed, ex-amateur champion; Tom Kern- wen\u2019t over last Tnter.We un-gan.Siwancy, runner-up m the Can- derstood he was t0 come t0 Sher- ad'Tr0PTT\\af cLU?f , ro \u2019 brooke and confer with Mr.Hillhouse adieus defeated Royals 8 to 3 in the and N.M.Scott, nontreal, George we did not see him.\u201d R.H.E.Quebec-Ontario and Vermont Lea- Gumming, Toronto, and Mjke |\tg0ies\u2014\u2018We have been unsuc- 0 gue fixture here yesterday.\tj Brady, Detroit, an e3j-Canadian !cegg£ujj\t]et us send - 2?efl champion; Frank Thompson, in a bi]1 for the actual \u20acxpenses for SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER\t(Toronto Canadian amateur cham- the pagt four months.\u201d AT ATTAUJA^vrcTrpnAV\t^eJborn, United\tj j parkes\u2014\u201cI think that if AT OTTAWA YESTERDAY States player of note; Al \\\\ atrous, y0lI\tSTriaii bin 0f $30 for the Detroit also an ex-Canadian open expenseg it would defeat its own (Associated Press Despatch) 1\t^^DG^al^PhnadM\u2019 PurPOse.What we want, as I under- OTTAWA, Aug.1.\u2014Quebec and ^.\u201dntre_aj\u2019\ta_\u2019.i!!.' aCie \" stand it, is (1) out of pocket ex- 1 St.Johnsbury .1 Plattsburgh.1 xGame with Barre ordered replay ed.1.000 .667 .500 .500 .500 .250 Batteries Fullerton and Picinich; e/ixrt.vvA, exug.±.\u2014^ucucv an.v- ¦ r T,-\u201er,n M^n-n-ooi\t\u2022¦¦> \u2014 x-/ - - ^ Mar.gum, Cvengros and Crouse.Ottawa-Hull split a double-header ; phT-his Penses: (2) ™oney whereby we ad- NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday\u2019s Results: n.H.E.St.Louis .6\t13\t0 Philadelphia.3\t12\t0 Batteries\u2014Haines and Gonzales; Mitchell, Couch and Wilson.R.H.E.Pittsburgh .5\t9\t0 New York.0\t5\t0 here yesterday, Quebec taking the first by 11 to 7 and Ottawa the second by 9 to 2.FOOTBALL SPORTING NOTES JUNIOR FOOTBALL The game scheduled for tomorrow in the Junior Eastern Townships Football League is between Beebe and Sherbrooke High School at Beebe, and Circo vs Rangers in Sherbrooke.By mutual consent the Brooklyn.1\t6\t1 game on the Parade Ground bas Batterie; \u2014 Keen and Hartnett; been postponed and will be played Decatur, Roberts, Reuther and Tay- Batteries\u2014Meadows and Smith; r l ^ aggregations, -u Watson, Bentley and Snyder\tSmith and\" T-Æ R.H.E.Chicago .4\t8\t1 some time next week.i lor.Cincinnati-Boston of fourth rain.calleü at end J.A.TRUDEAU Complete outfitters for Men and Boys.You will save from 15 p.c.to 25 p.c.on all purehasea.44 King St.We.t New Sherbrcoke House Bidf.CHARITY CUP FINALS One of the season\u2019s biggest soccer games is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.This is the Charity Cup finals between the strong Thesco and East Angus aggregations.Mr.E.G.Messrs.Mathias will be linesmen.Thesco\u2019s line-up will be as follows: ! Loughheed; Grimes and Aston;' Davidson, Mason and Smith; Miller,; Pearce, Rice, Bennett and Smith ; vrith Fitzsimmons, Marshall and ; Robertson as reserves.The game is to commence at 3.30 o\u2019clock advanced time on the Parade Grounds of this city tomorow afternoon.The matches started at 8.o0 Jus vance cost 0f passage t0 immigrants morning, and owing to the large brought here by ourselves.(3) numoer of contestants cannot be en0Ugh money to pav for office ex-fimshed until late this evening.Only | penseSi as we now have.There is those players with scores twenty a very dose identity between immi-strokes higher than the lowest card gration and colonization and as we will qualify for the thirty-six holes play tomorrow.sent time.We should certainly know to listen to us.Finally he lis-j what is^e g\t^\tabout vcucu to us for a good hour.Me had ! , ,\tu>,- the sympathy of the Hon.MacKen- delegation zie but since those days we have I never been able to get what we want.There is only one way and that is to Mr.Soles\u2014\u201cThe original delega-have a live delegation down at Que- tion of 1914.\" bee.Last time we pointed out we ; Mr.Robinson\u2014\u201cA good idea.Let represented thirty Boards of Trade, us have the full delegation go.\u201d with 3,000 business men and we were i Mr.Wilkins\u2014\u201c1 think that somo listened to.Somebody who knows of the members here, who know Mr.Nicol w-ell should get after him Mr.Nicol, should go and have- a and find out whether he is going to heart to heart talk with him.Undo something.He is the represen- less he is in sympathy^ with us it tative of the Eastern Townships.\" Iwill he of little use going to Que-Mr.Bullock, M.L.A.\u2014\u201cHas there bee.\u201d been any formal and emphatic re-1 Col.Payne\u2014\u201cI suggest that Mr quest for this extra grant since the Nicol be asked to make the apoint-Granby meeting?If not how can ment with the Cabinet and go with you expect to get anything?\"\tus and help.\u201d Mr.Robinson\u2014\u201cMr.Wilkins is ; The president of the Plessisvllla right.The only way is to go to Board of Trade suggested that ptr-Quebec with a strong delegation.\u201d ;haps more attention should be given Mir.Parkes\u2014\u201cFirst appoint dele- j to emigration work rather than gates to see Mr.Nicol.If Nicol immigration in an effort to stem the says yes then go to Quebec.In the flow of Canadians proceeding to tha meantime we should have Mr.Hill-, States.He was advised that at least house prepare the statistics.\u201d\tj three-fourths of the immigrants Mr.Bullock\u2014\u201cI have been in the coming to the Townships this year House for twelve years and with one had remained here while the remain-exception, during the war, when (1er had gone out west.This was Mr.Mitchell was treasurer, I do not really a good showing but too many remember the matter ever having had gone away.been raisd.It is evidently only dis- | The discussion cont!nued_ for somo cussed here during meetings.It is time.It _ was felt on its record unusual for any govrnment to come of services rendered t*) tha to you and offer something.Take farming communities the society the\" matter up with Quebec, and I was deserving of some additional believe you will meet with the sym- support from the Provincial Government.Appreciation was expressed of the support that had already come from this source and decision was reached to place the case of the society strongly before the provincial authorities before the next meeting, some additional financial aid being necessary if the work is to ba ex- pathy and encouragement you pect.\u201d Mr.Robinson\u2014\u201cI would then suggest that this delegation, to be made up call on Mr.Nicol first, and, if he is really in sympathy with us, we can go to Quebec.\u201d Mr.Wilkins\u2014\u201cIn view of the fact that Mr.Robb has carried out his carried on effectively.WILL INTRODUCE AMENDMENT BUT DEFER DEBATE Amending Anglo-Irish Treaty re Boundary Commission.INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Ye.terday-» Re.ulu:\t!noon-\t(Associated Press Despatch.) p it y\t- LONDON, Aug.1.\u2014It was said Newark .7 11 Ù E.T.JUNIOR LEAGUE last night that the Cabinet had de- Read\u2019ng.8 14 2\tFIXTURE\tcided to introduce a bill Monday in \" Batteries\u2014EHis,' Enzmann, Mohart ! Sherbroke High School travels to ; Parliament to amend the Anglo-) TW,.Tor-ÏY, VTar-Tin ami i Beebe tomorrow in an Eastern Irish treaty, but that debate on it I*\u2019\"\t'\t\u2022\t' \u2019\t*\u201c\t\u201c ; Townships Junior Football League ; would be postponed until the autumn .\u2014i fixture.\t| session.The Sherbroke High School play-I ers are to meet on Portland Square 1.30 p.m.with 60c for fare.BASEBALL NEWPORT VS SHERBROOKE SUNDAY, AUG.3rd Game Called For 3.30 P.M.The line-up will be: Veazy, E.Conley, Humphrey, Ransehousan, H.Conley, Dunn, Guttler, Arbry, Hammond, Gardner and Duff.TENNIS Y.M.C.A- ST.FRANCIS In the first three games of their match with .St.Francis Y.M.C.A, Dropped two losing out in singles.-but winning the doubles.In the first singles, Reid of St.Francis met Dunsmore and disposed of him 6-1, 6-2.The second event was between K.Jenckei and K.Bryce and was well contested right through.Bryce took the first 1-6, but lost second and third 6-1, 7-5.In playing off the second, set Bryce unfortunately blistered his SIR EDMUND 0SLER (Associated Press Despatch) TORONTO, Aug., 1.\u2014 The condition of Sir Edmund Osier who yesterday morning was reported to be very low, was unchanged last night.a disadvantage.The doubles were the most even and best -contested of the game* Bridges ami Parkins meeting.Morgan and Smith, the first game 4-8 went to St.Francis, but Y.M.C.A.took second and third games 6-3.9-7.The remaining games of the match will be played tonight, when it is expected that two doubles and two singles will be run off.___________________^\t_____ __\tDon\u2019t neglect to read the Class)- ' hand badly and waa at somewhat of Led Advertisements in thl« issue.Positively the best tires at any price ;&1ES BOLDEN TIRES Made by Ames Holden Tire dt Rubber Co.Limited, Kitchener, Ont.Test them with any other tires under any condition and \"Compare thvTWear\u201d SOLD BY Sherbrooke Vulcanizing Work» - Sherbrooke Matheion & Lavallière -\t-\t- Megantio M.A.Cbampoux\t.\tEa»t Angua A.H.Ham -\t-\t.\t.North HatDy C.W.Ludenborg - Compton J.A.Giroux\t.\tMantonvillo [ t (* 1 -.\u201ea.,.\u201er,.r,i -¦ ¦ ."]