The Quebec chronicle, 4 février 1913, mardi 4 février 1913

[" Today's Weather Much Colder, Snow.ESTABLI SHED 1764.MILK FED CHICKENS From the KARIR-KOUBA Poultry Farm Not frozen ; one bird in a box absolutely sanitary.2%.Ib.FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.Boston Lettuce, Cauliflowers, Egg Plants, Parsley.Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Tadishes, Indisn River Florida Oranges and Grape Fruit, Pineapples, Bananas, California Oranges, etc.A.GRENIER Established 188.94-96 John Street.Phones 1247-1248 ROYAL PARTY WLL RETURN DUK¥Y OF CONNAUGHT THANKS CANADIANS FOR THEIR SYMPATHY.Montreal, Feb.3\u2014\"1 hope that after a stay in Lugland, 1 will be able to be with you next summer again,\u201d said His Royal Highness, the.Duke uf Connaught in thanking the mem- Lers of tne Canadian Club for their sordial reception to Lim at today\u2019s luncheon, The Governor-General was fmroduced by Mr.Ruysl Lwing, president of the Club, who referred to i the feeling of pleasure with which the members had learned that Her Royal Highness the Duchess was on the road to recovery.Mr.Ewing aiso referred to the departure vf the Royal party for England, and expressed the hope that Canada would be graced by the Raya) preserve once again.\u201c] wold like to take ths apportu- nity of ruy.og bow deeply the Duchess t and myself appreciatr tne kindness of the people from ccast to coast, and the sympathy extended im the illness of Her Koysl Highness.These expressions of kind feeling and affection makes us, if possible more ond of Canada that ever, and we shall never forget them throughout all our lives, \u2019 = in whick-you have received us.\u201d His Royal Highness ther expressed the hope that he sad the Duchess would be in Canada by next summer.FORGED CHEQUES T0 FEED MOTHER JEW BOY IN MONTREAL GAVE DETECTIVR A HARD TIME TO HOLD HIM.Montreal, Feb, 3\u20143nv ins, vw ro: vide food and comforts for iis dying mother's pain during her last few days on carth, Moses Vinclerg, 17 yrars vid, forged six cheques and pasted them on the Merchants Bank of Canada, accurding tc the story of the police, although when arrancued in court, the lad pleaded not guilty, He was preseaung a cheque at the bank today when he was arrested by Detective Markey.Vineberz twice es-aped from the detective.and was only land! at headquarters zfter a hard battle.There he completely broke down and confessed, so Detective Markey says, The cheques alleged to be forged bore the name of Mr.B.Hal Brown, general manager of the Prudential Trust Company.MINISTERS RESIGH FROM REFORM CLUB LLOYD-GEORGE AND WINSTON CHURCHILL QUIT THE Lk.ERAL STRONGHOLD.London, Feb, 4\u2014The Express reports à political sensation in the resignation of David Lloyd-George.Chancellor cf the Exchequer, and Winston Spencer Churchill, First Lord cf the Admiralty, irom the Refarm Club.of which they have been members for several ycars.The Reform Club is the stronghold of Liberalism and its members incluse the Prime Minister, Mr.Asquith, and all those prominent in the party.The reason for the resignation of + Mr.George and Mr.Churchill has not | been disclosed, but strong efforts are being made to induce its withdrawal.NO PLACE FOR À NERVOUS MAN CHICAGO SCRIBE HAS A VERY CLOSE SHAVE IN A BARBER'S CHAIR.Chicago, Feb.3\u2014John Hoim, a newspaper man had one of the closest shaves of ms life today.He wus shaved by Perry E iiali, a barbe, who constantly discussed the ease with which Be might cu: Helm's throat.Holm, believing the man was either insane or unde the effects of drugs, jested with him untii the shaving process wat ovet, and then caused his arrest.\u201cIt\u2019s a fina day,\u201d Hall remarked, as he fathered Holm.\u201cUh, uh\u201d answered Holm, out of ne cerner of his mouth, \u201cAnd it's a fine edge 1 have on my razor today,\u201d Mali continued.\u201cIn fact\u2014\", He rested the rdge of the razor on Holm\u2019s Adam's apple and then went on: \u201cIn fact t could cut vour throat without aay trouble.| don\u2019t believe a drup of bloud would show vn the blade, it's so keen\u201d \u201cMaybe not,\u201c Hol:m replied.\u201cbut think how it would muss up the towels.\u201d \u201cYes! yes\u201d 1lall laughed, \u2018Sure.Nobody would blame me, though, ii | did cut your throat, would they?\u201d \u201cOh, no,\u201d Holm agreed.\u201cbut we are old friends, s= put it off a few days.\u201d hurried nut and got a policeman.The barber will have a hearing tomorrow.VALIQUET\u2019S HOME MADE BREAD We keep making better and better bread every day.We have four deliveries daily which brings it to your house.Our Farmer also brings new laid eggs each day from our Ste.Foye Farm.The hens are laying well, and the eggs are beautiful: 00, Breakfast Rolls, Dinner Bread and Cakes.VALIOQUET\u2019'S 12 Fabrique Street KIL \u201cJOHNNIE THE MAR Phone 152% sane NOCK WALKER\" «TANDARD SCOTCH WHISKY QUEBEC, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1913.ADRIANOPLE B Constantinople, Feb.3.Midnight, \u2014It is officially announced that hos- tiliies began punctually at seven o'clock tonight both at Adriancple and Tchatalja.At Adrianople the allies opened the bombardment.At Tchatalja an insignificant skirmish occurred, NO MORE ARMISTICF FOR BALKAN ALLIES.London, Feb.3\u2014The Balkan war has heen resumed.The bombardment of Adrianople began at 7 o'clock tonight and a small skirmish occurred at the Tchatalja lines.The armistice has lasted exactly two rentha.Bulgaria hax turned a deaf ear to the rémonstrances of the powers, and unless Turkey yields to the Balkan demands the ailied armies will now attempt tn drive her completely ont ot Europe, According te a despatch from Beirrade tomght, Scotart is already on the point of falling.[It is reported that the Turkish commander has «ent two represcntatives to the Tark'sh commander to propose the capitulation of that town.Dr.Daneff, head of the Bulgarian delegaticr, in an interview in Pas tonight, said he had promised Sie Fdward Grey.the British Foreigr Secretary, that it the Turks immediately accepted the allies conditions, they would conclude peace, but whatever happened there would be no further armistice.Turks Wall Prepared.Sir Edward Grey had a long interview with the King today, after which he attended a brief meeting of the ambassadorial conference, but nothing of importance was tranasc\u2018ed, there bel1g no new development since Saturday.Ostnan Niarmi Pasha, the second Tarkish delegate, will leave London tomorrow to resume his ambassa- doris! duties at Berlin.He said this \"| evening that from information receiv- cd from military sources he believed that the allied underestimated tha con- tion of the Turkish army and that they would find themselves confronted by a redonbtable enemy-:he best Mussulman warrincs, veterans from Arabis, who had \u2018fought under jazet Bey, and true soldiers and good markymen lately engaged in Tripoli under Enver Bey and Fethy Bey.He udded:\u2014\"\u201cThat ambassador was right who predicted that if driven to despair the Turks would fight like wild ani- nals.\u201d ROUMANIAN-BULGARIAN PROTOCAL LEAKS OUT Buciarest, Roumania, Feb.3\u2014A diplomatic indiscretion has reveaied the cortents of the protocol between Roumaria and Bulgaria recently signed at London.Roumania claims the frontier between Turtnkai, on the Danube, 28 railes to the west of Silistria and Bal:jik, on the Black Sea, ile Bulgaria offers only the iron- tier beginning at Sihseria, and excluding that tow, but including its surroundings, descending in a straight bine to the east of Dobritch as far as Baltjik.Thus, while Roumania lays claine te Turtukai, Sitistria, Dobritch, Kavarna When the shave was finished toim | and Baltjik, Bulgaria offer: only Kavarna, lying to the east of Baltjik near the sca coast.FIVER RISES FOUR FEET AT MONTREAL ICE JAM LIKELY TO PUT WHARVES UNDER WATER\u2014 FLOOD GATES CLOSED.Mortreal, Feb.3\u2014The water in the harbor rose fuur feet ir.as many hours today and by noun had utlained a height of 35 feet 6 inches, whieh is within a foot or two vi the top of the high level wharves.The cause of the rise is evidently an ice jam gh- er up the river, and Mr.F.W.Cowie, hardor engineer, expressed the opiu- fun that if the ice jam held a3 it seem.cd to be doing the water would shert.ly rise still higher, im whicls -ase the river will soon flow over (he wharves, The flond gates have been :losed and preparations made to cope with any danger of flooding that may occur.WAR MAKES BANKRUPTS.Vienna, Feb.3A large number of hankiuptcies, arising trough busi aca stagnation caused by the Ralkan war, ar: reported There were 82 bank.rupteies durmæ January, as compared with 18 during January.1912.Late Hon.Janes Y-ung bejscathes $23,000 ior mortuary chapel at Mount View cemetery, Galt, Ont OMBARDMENT WAS RESUMED LAST NIGHT Aiso Skirmish At Tchatalja-Allies Will Have Nc More Armistice-Turks Well Prepared / For Continuation of War 8 Sr MACHINERY TRUST WINS IN SUPREME COURT U.8.TRIBUNAL DECLARES IT HASN'T VIOLATED SHERMAN ACT, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Washington, Feb.3\u2014Tor the fret time the Supreme Court cf the United States today held in effect in che \u201cshoe machinery trust\u201d case that the Sherman Anti-Trust law does not forbid the mere combining of non-com- petitors in an industry.Solicitor General Bullitt, for the Government, had contended that if the combination brought into one hand an \u201cundue proportion\u201d of the trade it was forbidden by the Anti-Trust law.\u201cThe disintegration aimed at by the statue does not extend to reducing all manufacture to isolated units of the lowest degree\u201d declared < Justice Holmes, in announcing the wapnim- ong decisions of the court tht the mere organization of the United Machinery Company by the hea f several non-comperting groups of A manufacturers had not been a viola ; law.om of he AT.rr MUST BE AN \u201cINTENT\u201d The justice continued to say that it is as lawfui for one corporation te make \u201cevery part\u201d of a steam engine and to put the machina togeti:er as it would be for ome to make the boilers and anotker to make the wheels.In explanation of this concise statement of law, he referrsd te the court's re- cert Minnesota creamery decision, and older Swift & Ce.decision, in which it was held that an \u201cintent\u201d is necessary as an element of attempting to monopolize, The bringing of non-competing branches of a trade into just such a position alone by means of à corporationhe said, in sub- sance, did not furnish sufficieat \u201cintent\u201d to raise the conduct to the dig- uity of an attempt to monopolize.Suit Will Go On.Despite today\u2019s decision, officials of the Department of Justice declared that the United Shoe Machinery Company could be prosecited for the alleged criminal violation of the Sherman law under the one remaining count of the indi.tments returned against the company, the validity of which was sustained by the lower court.That count, which was not before the Suprem: Court.charged in effect that the company was monopolizing the industry bv combination, by tying the various shoe machines together, hut the destruction of competition, and by the acquisition of comipetitars\u2019 business, Officials vig- vrousty maintained that the decision did not affect the Government's case on this count The strongest feature of the Goro ernment's effort to show an unlawfut combination in restraint of trade, said Solicitor General Rullitt, was the \u201ctying\u201d clause of the agreements by which it is alleged that the company sought to compel shue manufacturers to buy machines from it and none other.That question.he declared, was not consideed by the court he- cause the lower court had interpreted the indictments involved in today's Aecisian as referring solely ta the ar- ranization nf the United Shoe Mas chinery Co.Attorneys of the department said the decision vould not affect any other pending anti-trust t, Johe Dtros aod Dah a nn, G.J.¥.MOORE, City Pac