The Quebec chronicle, 3 octobre 1922, mardi 3 octobre 1922

[" A + Weather Forecast: Fine, Not Muoh Change BUT THEY ARE Extraordinary Council Reaches Deoision Regarding Turkish Terms To Be Formally Presented At Mudania Today\u2014 Bouillon Confident That Agreement Will Be Reached\u2014 Demarcation Of New Neutral Zone And Evacuation Of Thrace Two Of The Most Important Questions To Be \\ Constantinople, Oct.3\u2014The Komalist propossls which will hs éaid formally before the Mudania conference tomorrow are \u2018\u201c\u2018discussabie, but not acceptable.\u201d This was the decision of the extraordidary Council which met at the British Embassy this afternoon.It (n- cluded the Allied High Commissionere, Ambassadors, | Generale and Admireia, PY M.Franklin Bouillon, the French envoy, through whose efforts with 1 Kemal! Pasha the conference was made possible, expressed his confident belief to the Associated] Press correspondent thos evening that an agreement would be reached tomorrow at Mudania.\u201cKemal will make an even greater effort for pence than he has made for war,\u201d he said.\u201cTwo of the most important questions to be discuse- ed at the conference will be demarcation of a new neutral zone on the Asiatic mide of the shores of the Dardanelles and at Ismid and the evactiation of Thrace.\u201d The Aliles hold that Kemal's demands, as outlined by M.Franklin Boulilon, are of auch a nature that the Angora Assembly would .thereafter be in a position to reject the Allied note.Kemal Pasha insists on settlement of all military questions before replying to the Aled proposals.He and four of the Minleters at Smyrna accepted the Allied note in principle, but the at¥tude of the Angora Assembly je not known.The Allies feel that Kemal's demands could have been made with better grace if the Allied note had been fully endoreed by his Government.Kemals armistice terms make no reference to a neutral zane or neutrality \u201cof tMé Mrarebut the opinion of the Allied Council wae that the most important question to be discuesed lo- morrow would be the establishment of a provisional neutral line at Chanak, as miggested by General Harington's latest note to the Turkjah Nationalist leader.It must be remembered that the Mudania conference is military, not politicad, but the evacuation of Thrace is largely under the latter category and is hardly considered a matter to be decided upon by the Allied Generals alone.It was decided this evening that the armistice conference was to tike place ashore at Mudania.in.read of on one of the Allied ships This decislon was reached principally because the Allies were unable to agree even on such a minor question as to which should have the honor of acting as host of the conference.Each apparently feared that the holding of the conference ahoard one of the other's ships would give that nation à distinct advantage in that scasion and in the report of that session which would reach the outside world, off For Mudania.Constantinople, Oct.2\u2014Hamid Bey, representing the Angora Government, accompanied by M.Franklin Bouillon, the French envoy, will leave to-morrow morning for Mudania on the cruiser Mets.General Mombelli.who will represent Maly at the conference, \u2018 wiil proceed on the Victor, Enimanuel : General Sharpie, for France, on the Jean Rart.ani General Harington on the Iron Duke.The Mudania conference will begin at 1 o'elnek to-morrow afternoon.The Rritish naval author $ties have ordéred the cessation of ail marine traffic in the neighborhood of Mudenia, and newspaper vorreapondents are to be exoluded from the meetings.Dally communiques will be issued on the re- suite of the conference and trane- mitted by wireless to Constantinople.General Harington's consenting to mest Tamet Pasha, instead of Mustapha Kemal Pasha is causing much comment: there le & vast difference in their ranks, General Harington being Commander.in- Chief of the Allied forces, while] Kemal's Pledge.It to earned that M.Frankfin Bouillon has secured Kemal's pledge to suspend military move ments during the armistice confer ence, provided the Allies accept the toowing conditions: 1.\u2018Formal guarantees goncerning the evacuation of Thrace.2.The establishment of Allled garrisons in the larger towns of Thrace.3.The ococupation of Thrace by Turkish Nationalist gendarmerie.4.Transfer of the civil adminis tration of Thrace to Kemalist fune.tionaries.6.Evacuation of Thrace yithin eight days by the Greek army.6.Occupation of the western line of the Maritza River by AHled troops.One of the British proposals, it 1s reported, will be the eatablish- ment of a new neutral zone on the Asiatic aide of the Dardanelies.M.Frawkkn Boulilon had an interview thia afternoon with General Harington and also meetings last evening and to-day with the Allied High Commissioners, to all of whom he gave an account of his negotiations with Kemal Pashe.+ The presence of smal detachments of Turkish infantry in the neutral zone near Chanak this morning is reported.Cries of Christians.\u201cThe cries of the Christian re.tugees of Bmyrna for water and food are met by a Turkish lash\u201d said Dr.Esther Lovejoy, of New York, President of the \"American Women's Hospital, who has just returned here after a week's survey in the stricken city.\" Dr.Lovejoy declared that the world has not been told the real story of fire and [horrer.\u201cThere are ati several hundred thousand Christians in Smyrna and the interior, whose lives ure In peril, for the time limit of their evacuation has expired,\u2019 she said.\u201cOnly Providence knows what their fate wil be.The crowds on the quay are so great that some of them are pushed into the sea.Women stood wat deep in the water.holding thelr bables aloft in their arms to save them from drowning.\u201cTurkish soldiers are system- sticelly robbing the men and wrenching the rings from the women.The wretched suffersrs are willing to be robbed if the robbing can purchase fife.\u201cAt bight the Turkish soldiers commit excesses against the women and girls.Only when searchlights from the ships in the hsrhor are turned on them, do they desist, In terror of the Turk.the refugees are packed in thousands in front of the American consulate.\u201d \u201cThere are more than 100 mothers who gave birth to bébles Some were delivered while standing.1 attended many.Rome of the Infants died within a few hours from exposure but the mothers clung pititully to the dead bodies of the little things\", she added.Dr.Lovejoy sald that a Turkish soldier, mistaking her for a Greek woman, struck her heavily with the butt end of a rifie and lett a mark.This soldier was about to strike her again when a United States officer intervened.Ope of the doctors, asserted Dr.Lovejoy, witnessed a (reek woman cut her throat and then hurl herself into the water and was drowned.Refugees who were evacuated must mass through a series of gates.Dr.Lovejoy said.She deacrihed how, at each gate, the refugees ware stripped of all their belongings, Including their money and clothing.In some cases the women were forced to undresa so that they could not take any funds with them.By the time & Woman refuges reached the fast gate, her clothes were in tatters.Dr.Lovejoy described the sanitary conditions in 8myrna as unspeakable.The whole city, she mid, was befouled.She thought that the Turkish officers wers doubtless unaware of the misbehaviour of thelr noldiers.In many cases the officers showed real conrpassion for the re- Ismet is only second in command of, the Nationalist army.fugees, she maid.She mentioned one instance in which à Turk threw him.FRESH LOBSTERS and SALT SEA To your \u2018taste and in Our Pastry is delicious.OYSTERS \u2018every style desired.Ask for some when you dine with us again.Marathon Cafe Telephone 7915 \u2018 46 ST.JOHN ST.self across the body of a child, in order to save it from being trampled to death.Turks Evaquate.London, Oct, 2\u2014The Turks have evacuated Kura-HBighu, and retired trom the neutral zone at this point, says a despatch to the Times today trom Constantinople, On the other hand the despatch says, Turkish infantry have appeared within the neutral sone at Bergaz.18 miles northeast of Chanak.and at Kusu- Keul, twelve milep south.M.Franklin Bouillon, says a Reuter despatch from Constan tinople, said today that he did not expect a reply to the Allied note from the Turkish Nationalists within five or six days, as Mu: ha Kemal Pasha would hot arrive In Angora until this evening.M.Bouillon added that he was convinced from his conversations with Kemal In Smyrna, that Kemal considers the Allied proposals may serve as the basjs for negotiations.He added that Ahe difference between the Allied and the Turkish points of view concerned matters of form rather than of fact.The Russian note of protem against a blockade of the Dardanelles has caused some surprise in official quarters as the British Government has heard of no blockade and strongly doubts whether there is any justification for the protest.It is considered possible, however, that the Allied commanders, for military considerations, may have adopted measures of a blockade character In the Dardanelles.Reuter's today says it learns in authoritative quarters in London there is no information that such a blockade had heen instituted.Signifcant Visit With the military dispositions to be taken in Thrace the immediate topde of thé, Mudania Conference tomorrow.the utmost significance continues to be attached here to the visit of ex-Premier Venizelos of Greece.It is declared that up to the present M.Venizelos has been unable to obtain any alteration in the promise given by the British.jointly with the other Allles, in their note to Mustapha Kemal that they would favor the return of Thrace, as far as Adrianople.to the Turks.There seems to be some question, however, if this promise will continue indefinitely to hold good.: While there is no tima timit set to the terms of the Allied note to Kemal, giving the promise regarding Thrace as a basis for the proposed Peace Conference.it is known that the Kemakets are being urged to hasten acceptance of the terms of that note least it he withdrawn, It is claimed that Lord Curzon had the utmost difficulty In securing the consent of Premier Lloyd George to the Allied note and it is considered probable in many quarters that it the Greek revolution had already [taken place at that time Mr.Lloyd George would not have consented.The Turkish Nationalists, it le understood here, are to be told tomorrow that if they wrangle too long over the subject of Thrace, it may become impossible for the Allies to force the Greek revolutionists to abandon Thrace: also, that it the Kemalista make too many representations regarding the Greek atrocl- ties in Thrace, they may be reminded that the Greeks are charging that similar alleged atrocities are heing committed at th epresent time in the Smyrna district.Favorable Factor What is considered one favorable factor in connection with ihe Mudania conference lies in the personnel of that conference at least so far as len.Harington and Ismet Pasha, the Nationalist representative, are concerned.(Gen.Harington is known to be doing his utmost to prevent further delays and difficulties.while femet i» regarded as one of the most level-headed supporters of Mustapha Kemal.Ismet Pasha has long had a plan for taking Constantinople, which he regards as a comparatively easy military task.But he has sald: \u201cWe will get It without fighting, #0 what is the use?We can wait\u201d.Unless Ismet has !ronciad orders to the contrary regarding Thrace, it Is regurded here as an easy task to secure his conrent to any reasonable arrangement pending the Peace Conference.It is understood he will ask that French troops be allowed to occupy and police and administer Thrace as far as the Maritza by vancing thelr present Teha: lines.The French thus partially resuming the control they exercised during the spring and summer of whole situation is considered to continue to be fraught with the danger of war, despite the present easing of the tension.There seems no doubt that the Kemaliste are holding their troops for action if no peaceful settlement Is found possible.In addition there are reports of Creek preparations in Thrace by the revolutionists, and minister rumors that Turkish and Russian Soviet officer are landing in large hmhave in Putrarie cose ses CUrson's Attitude sev onsw Paris, Oct.3\u2014Lord Curson, Britssh Foreign Secretary, has made known to Count de Saint Aulaire, the French Ambassador at Iondon, the attitude which the British will conte et ne MUURILG CU rece with regard to Thrace.The British General will be Instructed to adhere, AR far as possible, to the tiew of the | bute was paid to Gen.Harington in | charge of British forces at the Dar % French and Italian Generals respect.inæ the limits to which the Greske should return to await definitive re- ulation by the peace treaty.As the question of the provisional ad- \\CABINET 15 T0 The Quebec SALS DISCUSSARLE NOT ACCEPTABLE QUEBEC, TUESDAY, MEET TOMORROW Expects To Have Something From Near East Armistioe Conference (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, Oct.2\u2014A call han been sent out for a meeting of Cabinet on Wednesday afternoon.This will be the first meeting In ten and it Is expected that when the Ministers come together, they will have before them | som thing from the Armistice Conference dealing with the Near East situation.While the members of the Cabinet have not been mesting in Council, they have had before them daily reports on the situation from overseas and have thus been able to keep in constant touch with developments.While the Armistice Conference agreed to between the Allies and the Turks may last for some days, it is expected that some officlal information from it wili be available for the Cabinet by the time it mests on Wednesday afternoon.IRISH CLASHES ARE REPORTED Irregular Troops Are Showing More Activity\u2014Heavy Fire On Nationals \u2014 Dublin, Oct.2\u2014Ilrregular troops are showing Increased activity.Small stacks by them have been reported from various points.They were repulsed at the barracks at Mullingar and Cavan this moraing.In the fighting at Mullingar two Republicans are reported to have heen killed.At Cavan more than teventy Irregulars made up the attacking party.The main gate to the barracke was destroyed by the explosion of & mine and then the Irregulars opened a heavy fire from thres directions on the Nationals.There were no casualties.An army bulletin estimates the losses to the Irregulars in the battle at Killorgin The Nationals lost one killed and five wounded.MARKING TIME ON NEAR EAST SITUATION (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, Oct.3\u2014The Canadian Government 18 \u201cmarking time\u201d on the Near East situation.No meet ing of the Cabinet will be held today and it is understood that none is scheduled for to-morrow.The Cabinet, however, can be summoned in very short order, and unfavorable news from the Near East would probably be the signal for an immediate gathering of the ministers.Just now there is an easing up and the tendency to await the result of the Armistice Conference, which according to despatches, will open tomorrow.Naturally, the result of the Confereice will be looked for eager- ty.It is hoped that the more con- cllintory attitude which seems to have been assumed by the Turkish leaders will result in averting hostilities.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 ee ministration of Thrace falls under the jurisdiction of the High Commissioners, this matter will be settiod at Inter conference of the Commissioners in Constantinople.The Mudania conference to-mor- row will therefore be taken up en- tively with military questions, Including the evacuation of the neutral tones in Asia Minor at the British Government's suggestion.instead of being dealt with at a separate conference, as originally arranged.M.FrankHn Bouillon is expected to return to Paris at the end of the week and lay before Premier Poincare a full report of his peace efforts.Official quarters in Paris say he has reported that the chances for a peaceful settiement are bright and has expressed the opinion that the Allies will not find the Turks diffl- cult to deal with at Mudania.Intervention Urged.Washington, Oct.3\u2014The State Department had before It today a cablegram frog Dr.James Cannon, Jr, Bishop of the Methodist Bplscopal Church South, who is In Europe as a member of the commit- tes inv:stigating conditions in the Near East for United States church and relief organisations.Dr Cannon urged upon the Washing ton Government & policy in the Near Cast involving United States intervention for the protection of Christians there, even if such a course necessitated employment of United States naval forces in Turkish waters.US.Dentroyere Start.Norfolk, Va., Oot.3\u2014The 13 United Blaten destroyers ordered to th» Near East to \u2018protect American interes\u2019 slarted today on their s1ans-Allantic voyage to the Mediter ranean.Unless (he vessels are or- lrred elsewhens by radio their firet atop will be at Gibraltar.The Atlantia voyage le expected to consume About ten days.Ourrie\u2019s Tribute.Montreal, Oot.3\u2014A warm trl dunelien, by (len.Bir Arthur Currie today, who said that Gen.Harington was atiached to fhe Canadian Corpe tor «© Sime during the Gren Wat 30.ten of them killed.OCTOBER 3, 1922.INDEMNITY AND REGISTERED MAL Important Changes Met With Approval Of The Dominion Postal Officials {By Canadian Pres.) Ottawa, Oct.2 \u2014 Important changes in regard to registered ar.tiles met with the approval of the first conference of Luminion postal officiais at this afternoon's sitting.Votes taken favored: 1.Increase In the maximum indemnity for the loss of registered articles.The present maximum i» 3256.The new maximum suggested 1s $100.2.Indemnity to include abstraction and damage.In regard to the last vote, indemnity is now pald only if the registered article is Lotally lost.Should the decision of the conference be adopted, indemnity will be paid if the contents are missing or damaged.Discussion during the day covered a wide range of topics, momly dealing with the technical handling of mail.While the routing of maid was under consideration, J.E.E.Leonard, Postmaster, Montreal, took occasion sirongly to criticize the Montreal Post Office building.It was, he raid, the worst building for its purpose that could be imagined.Two million dollars had been spent on it, yet a proper building would save $600,000 a year.The time clock as a substitute for the Present attendence book @id not receive much favor.Replies received from the larger pust offices.M was said, were against time clocks, mainly on two grounds: 1.That with time clocks, clerks in charge of the various office were unahle to go to the time book and see who was or was not thers.There was also no record of say e week previous, and 2.Employees in city post offices did not all have the same hours of duty.To these objections the point was made that they had in view the older form of time clock and not the latest models which could not be beaten.\u201cI have seen the latest time clocks at work and I have seen them beaten,\u201d observed one postal official.No formal vote on the subject was taken, however.The conference continues to-morrow and Wednesday.The Weather.Toronto.Oct.3\u2014Pressure is lowest tonight in the North Pacific States and higest in Manitoba.The weather has remained fine over the Dominion and continued warm from Ontario to the Maritime Provinces.Temperatures.Min.Max.Prince Rupert.2.35: \u2014 Victoria, .122 222 44 6 Vancouver.44 68 Kamioops.42 \u2014 Culgary.\u2026.30 ee Edmonton.32 50 Battleford.23 \u2014 Prince Albert .26 \u2014 Medicine Hat.44 74 Moose Jaw .31 46 Regina,.30 66 Winnipeg.42 88 Port Arthur.46 78 White River.42 80 Parry Sound .Loa.RY 74 London.8 8% Kingston.né 72 Ottawa., .54 84 Montreal.60 © Quebec.Be 74 St.John.46 4% Halfax.86 72 Forecasts, Lower Lakes Bay.Ouawa Valley and Upper 8-.Lawrence \u2014 light to moderate winds; fine and warm, Lower St.Lawrence, Guilt and North Shore \u2014 Moderately wester- iy winds; fine, not much change in temperature.vo, Marttime \u2014 Light to moderate winds; fair, not much change in temperature.Superior \u2014 ldght to moderate winds; fine, etationary or a little lower temperature., Mankoba \u2014 Fair, not much change in temperature., Saskatchewan and Alberta \u2014 A few scattered showers, but generally fair, not much change in temperature.FIRST FATALITY Old Town, Me., Oct.3\u2014The hunting season in the Maine Woods opened today and (he first human fatality came quickly.Christopher Reed was killed when Fred.Roleur fired, mistaking him for a deer.RURURABRARRRR RN DECISION TODAY RE RAIL WAGES?Chicago, Oot.3\u2014A de- clelon on the plea of more than 400.000 maintenance of way employees for increas.od rates of pay, recently argued before the Rasroad Labor Bord, by BB.PF.Grable, President of the organisation, ie expected tomorrow.This announce ment was made at the labor board today.It wes generally understood that the majority ef the board favors increasing the present minimum of pay which ranges from 33 to 3§ cents an hour, REZXRAATRLRN NX 32 5° ap 32 00 50 3e 22 30 de 2 00 02 0 SE at 02 32 06 98 32 SE DE 20 SE SE SE SE w\u201c 36 26 08 38 96 96 36 36 96 96 96 36 96 98 \u2018 Chronicle.Temperatures: Min.54; Max.74 CANADA MD THE NEAR EAST 83 Apoointmens Part Country Should Play: Should Britain Go To War, Discussed By Methodists Toronte, Oct.2\u2014The Methodist general conf ce launched into a vigorous debate this forenoon on the part Canada was to play should Brltain go to war with the Turks.It, was interjected Into the pruceedings when a delegate insisted that owing to the Near East siiuation being cel- tical, the report of the commities named to draft a resolution should have right of way to present jt at once.The resolution expressing the; wish that an honorable solution of the question could be peacefully ar-! rived at and devotion to the British Empire, conciuded as follows: \u201cIt in spite of every honorable effort to discover a peaceful solution, | this result cannot he obtained, we beg to assure the British, Canadian.| Newfoundland and lermuda Gov | ernments that the Methodist people of the Dominion of Canada and! Newfoundland and the Bermudasas in the late war, will be prepared to make any sacrifices in the interests of Liberty and Justice\u201d.As the debate which sprang up when this was read indicated a long duration, the resolution was finally referred back to the committee until there was more time to «discune it.At the opening of today\u2019s session of the Methodist general conference! arrangement was mude to bave the | meeting of (he Church l\u2019nion committee held this aflerncon instead of ; to-morrow in order tu get advices from the lawyers who were engaged in drafting the bill which it le proposed to submit to the Federal l\u2019ar- liament to meet the legal requirements if Church Union is consummated.\u201cWhile the Methodist people in Canada and New Foundiand have given for all purposes the amount of $11,000,000 in one year\u201d, said Rev.8.W.Dean, reporting for the finance board, \"yet as nearly as we can estimate the tithe of the Methodist population would have been no less than $35.000,000\".He explained that the chief object of the board is to deveiop a stewardship, campaign which is to impress upon the people of the Church that all they poswess is held for God's use and therefore they should give at least one tenth to his work.BET BEHIND THE LEAGUE OF NATION By Creating Public Opinion In Canada That Would Zealously Support It Toronto, Oct.2\u2014At mare meetings! to-night held under the auspices of; the Methodist general conference.: great audiences which crowded! Massey Hail and Metropolitan Church heard appeals to the Christ ian forces of Canada to get hehind | the League of Nations hy creating a publie opinion in this country that would zealously support the Teague.One of the speakers waa Bir Robert Borden who in a closely knit and carefully reasoned epeech contradicted the asmrtionn that the Teague has not accomplished anything.He maid he believed it had accomplished more towards maintaining peace during the less than three; years of its existence than had been accompliehed in Any previous ten years by all the chancellories nf the world.$e warned that should another world war hreak out it would be more terrible and more desiruc- tive than the one just pamed and impressed upon hie hearers the individual responsibility to work towards peace and good will among the nations.News Index \u2014 Page One.Turkish Proposals \u2018\u2018Discussable.\u201d Cabinet Is To Meet To-morrow.Indemnity And Rexistered Mail.Canada And Near Eau.Weather Report.Page Two, Three More Trips For \u201cFrance\u201d Good Bervice On \u201cCanada\u201d.Page Three.\"Arctic Back From Northern Quest.Roses For Hon.Chas.Murphy.Street Widening Plan Up Again.Baby Stillman Out of Danger.Boston-Ottaws Motor Bus Run.Smuggle Milk Into Canada.Montreal After Dope Friends.Page Four Editorial: Press Comment.Page Five Many Forest Wires Raging.Fire Prevention Week Under Way, Congestion In Clty School M.J, Hourtioq Iectures Here.Page Bix Crowde Gathering For Series.Semi-Final For Charity Shield.Rouen A Winner At Kenilworth, Mayflower Will Not Compete.Page Seven, Financial And Commercial News, New York And Montreal Markets.Social And Personal, Correspondence.Reminiscences Of The Past.Only seven more monthg until che Fashion's Fancies in Fall Furs BAUME MARTEN A beawtiful Fur is this Baum Marten, longer of hair and darker than the much favored Hudson Bay Sable, and with the exquisite blue cast which distinguishes the expensive Russian Sables.In one, two and three skin throws.Gloves for Fall New styles in gauntlet lengths, new point- ings in two clasp lengths, and at new prices.From $200 Holt Rafael Limite Mantel Clocks For The Bride.À beautiful Clock with a «weet toned gong is a valuable addition to any household.| We feature only those with dependable movements and guarantee satisfaction in every particular.Our assortment of Clocks is large\u2014 a variety of styles and finishes, Ma- .hogany or Oak, plain and inlaid.Eight day movements with half hour strike and gong.Chime Clocks in various styles $35.up @ Se elfert & Sons Coweollers 16 Fédotque S08.Valiquet's Restaurant | Formerly of Boston.The Right Place To [at Right MEALS A LA CARTE SPECIAL LUNCHEON-CLUB BREAKFAST 12 Fabrique St., Opp.City Hall Phones 6567-6568 fast trains five hour run BETWEEN QUEBEC and MONTREAL From Palais tation \u201cThe Frontenac\u2019 Lve.1.30 p.m.daily.Arr, Montreal (Windsor Stn.) 6.30 p.m.Lve, 4.40 p.m.daily except Sunday.Are.Montreal (Viger Btn.) 9.40 p.m.Montreal (Windsor Stn.) 9.00 a.m.daiiy.Montreal (Viger Btn.) 8 p.m.dly.ex.Sunday.Observation Parlor Car\u2014Vestibule Parlor Car\u2014Standard Dining Car I Additional Trains.1 9.00 a.m.Diy.ex.Sunday\u2014For Montreal (Viger Stn.) Observation\u2014 Buffet Parlor Car.11.65 p.m.Dally\u2014For Montreal (Windsor and Viger Btatione), Compartment Merping Cars Returning: Lve.Montreal (Viger Btn) 9.45 am.diy, ex.Sun.© \u201c Montera! (Viger Stn) 2.30 p.m.Sunday only.* Monireal (Windsor Stn.) 1 p.m.Datly.\u201c Montrdal (Viger Stn.) 11,56 p.m.Dally.Everything Canadian Pacific Standard.None Better.Ticket Offices { }Quebec \u201cThe Viger\" Returning: lve, 30 St.John Bereet, Tel.93.Chateau Frontenac, Tel.1840.Palais Station, Tel.663.C.A.LANGEVIN, Oty Passemger Agent.ext coll etzike, CAST Û Children Cry for Fletcher's WT 0 Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children.Foods are specially prepared for babies.A baby\u2019s medicine is even more essential for Baby.Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable.It was the need of a remedy for the commou ailments of Infants and Children that bought Castoria before the public after years of and no claim has been made years has not proven.for it that its use for over 30 What is CASTORIA?Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Drops and Soothing Syrups.Paregoric, It is pleasant.It contains peither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance.Its age is its guarantee.For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep, The Children\u2019s Comfort\u2014The Mother\u2019s Friend.GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of * @ In Use ENTAUR COM For Over 30 Years PANY.NEW YORK CITY Cunard Anchor-Donaldson Anchor Lines ANCHOR - DONALDSON MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL trl se Noy PN .\\usonie Det.21.2, a MONTREAL, PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG & LONDON ct s4jNoe.3 LL.- Antonia Nov.4 1*Dec.1! .Andania \u201cHalifax to | ivernen MONTREAL TO GLASGO Oct.ejNov.Où 27.NY.x URG, & SOUTHAMPTON .Azaitan a .Berengaria Vaurstgply .CHERBOURG à HAMBOURG Lo _.frerox Savetia BOSTON \u2014 LIVERPOOL \u2014 QUEENSTOWN ru Camesoola Columbia LINCS MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL u «-Ausonin } Oct 21 Albania .Ausonia NTREAL TO LONDON Set iva het i .Antenis A erertin | Neg om V-Havia MONTREAL TO GLASGOW Ost.0 see Dates | Oet.13.C Oct.20 « Gracia tet.27.0¢, Nov.9.Sotnryint Nav, Gracia MONTREAL TO AVONMOUTH ê : \u20ac.Laxama | Oct, 13 MEDITERRANEAN AROUND TRE WORLD CRUISES THE ROBERT REFORD CO.Limited, General Agents\u2014\u2014 rt rt Por Particulars, apply to local Agents, #7 ST.PETER ST.Quebec, Que.Cairn Line of fiteamahine, Led.|: THE ROBERT RFFORD CO.Timited.Local Agents.I SPECIAL FALL FARES Between QUEBEC & MONTREAL $7.50 One Way Return Reduced Charged For Berths and Meals Above Effective 18th September Frank Stocking Tel.82 General Tourist & SS.Agent.Opp.Chateay Frontenac\u2014 OO CANADIAN PACIF ALTERATIONS IN PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE will take effect SUNDAY, Ootober 1st, 1922,' For full particulars apply to Ticket Agents \"Foy, LYMOUTH-\u2014HAVRE\u2014PARIS + nee.\u2026 \u201c+.Oct, 141 Nov.1%1 Dec.à Oct.18] tov.2 ve 0 \u201chaw YoRK= WA VAEZ sani au Let 20 % ¥,, VI00\u2014 Nisgure .» Oet.191 Nov.33 | Dec, 29 An by éoyii Per _ FRFIGHT SERVICE i Montreal to Newcastie and bo 14th, Oct.6, Nov.24.Cairndhu |.Oct.13.Cairnavon à: Oet.26.Out, 272.,.i New.23.{ Nov.10.a ; Nov.17.4.Catrrvalona | FT \u2014 marrer Alterations in Canadian Pacific Train Service Between Quebec and Montreal Effective, Sunday, October 1st 1922.Effective Sunday, October iat.1922, the Canadian Pacific Railway will operate tha following service Letween Quebec, Trois-Rivieres and Montreal:\u2014 Leave Quebec, (Palais Station) 9.00 A.M.-\u2014Daily except Sunday.Arrive Montreal, (Viger Station) 3.15 PM.9.00 A.M\u2014&unday only.Trois-Rivieres 11.40 A.M.130 P.M.\u2014Paily, (\"The Frontenac\u201d) Arrive Montreal, (Windsor station) 6.30 P.M.(Five hour run.) 3,55 P.M.\u2014Daily except Sunday.Arrive Trois-Rivieres 6.25 P.M.4.40 P.M\u2014Da.except Sunday, (\u201cThe Vire Arrive Montrawl, (Viger Station), 9.40 p.m.(Five hour run.) 11,65 P.M.\u2014Duily, Arrive Montreal, Viger Station 7.00 a.m.and Windsor Station 7.25 a.m.Arrive Quebre (Palais Station.) 7.00 A.M\u2014Daily.From Montre- \u2018ai, Wirdsur Station 11.30 p.m., and j Viger Siatlon 11.55 p.m.| 240 A.M.\u2014Paily except Sunday.From Troiu-Rivieres, 7.10 A.M.2.00 P.M.\u2014Daily (\u201cThe Frontennc\u2019)- From Montreal (Windsor Sta- \u2018ant, 9.00 a.m.(Five our run) 3.40 P.M.\u2014Deily except Bunday.Fron Montival, (Viger Station) 9.45 am.2.30 P.M.\u2014Sunday only.: Montren), (Viger Station), 2.30 p.m :\u2014Daily except Sunday From Montreal (Viger Station), 5.00 p.m.(Five hour run.) Stops at intermediate stations remain same.as per the Summer Arrive From schedule, Full information as to ater- tions in other services an appiica- tion to City ticket offices: 30 8, Tuhn street, Phone 93; Chateau Frontenac, phone 1840: Palais Station.phone 668, C.A.LANGEVIN, City Passenger Agent.ARMAND LAVERGNE, K.C.Advocate Tel.4600 - 93 St.Peter St.Nev.33x6m rer \u2014\u2014\u2014-a es CHA HNNAUNNEERO * OCEAN SAILINGS, 3e 28 06 26 2 26 20 0 26 0 0 56 EM 4 NR Compiled fer The Chronicle ».8.noie General Steamehlp Need, 12 Du Feet Street, Quebes, ject to Change, October.3 Emp.France.Quebec Southampton 3 Aquitani Y.r & S'mpton 4 Paris.oie Ply & Havre $ Lacon a ration & Liv pl $ Caroni y, Cher & Ham $ Cincag: 6 Saturna 6 Emp.Beit wn \u2018pl $ wipion e Fy, het.& Ham: 4 d x 3 A 22 Fe 3: maCSNINTSSS < 2 i I formar: gow [8In-Mar and tow, ra liverpool | Three Rivers (65)\u2014Forgy, south 15 wo 8 Liv'ol | pent, Southambeot | Pointe Citrouille (88)~-FoRRy.Antwerp, |nouth west, In 1:40 p.m, st i france, y > & Havre barge John Ruges I1 Carman wi & Live; | St.Jean (45)\u2014Ldght fox, west.14 Yietori Liverpool | Grondinen (41)\u2014Light smoke, nh Smpton [aouth-weat.Out 3:38 p.m.Cas ol y (sandra; 3 p.m.Bennekom: 3:88 erpool |p.m.Amersfoort; 2:48 p.m.Cor- Pty.Cher & nishman; 2:86 p.m.Nevada; 2:3» Liverpool Tt.m.Conia, Li Portneuf (31)\u2014Foægy.calm.In pay d MORE TAIPS Canadian Pacific Empress Will Then Make Around- The-World Cruise Three more trips from Quebec are popular cruise around the world.been chartered again this year by, Frank C.Clark, of New York, plonser of = Mediterraneun and, round-the-world cruises de luxe.In 190% and 1910 the first round- the-world cruises were inaugurated by Frank C.Clark, which were unusually successful.The Empress of France was chartered by him lum year, sailing from New York on February 11th, 1922, an a 74-day; cruise to the Mediterranean, Pulestine and Egypt.The Empress of France ls to sai on January 23rd, 1933, from New York, on a four months cruise de luxe, proceeding to Havana, thence through the Panama Canal with stops at Colon and Panama, after which she arrives at the Island ot Cocos, the \u201cTreasura Island\u201d of historical fame where Captain Morgan ix supposed to have buried his treasure of one hundred and fifty million dollars.The course thon points to Ban Francisco.Leaving that city on February 11th the voyage continues to Honolulu, followed by two delightful weeks in Japan, including Yokuhuma, Tokyo, Kamakura, Osaka, Kyoto.Kobe and :Nagusaki with à cruise of over 30v Imiles through the pleturesque pan- lorama of the Inland Sen.Then comes the varied charma of China, with visite ta Hong Kong, Canton.and on to Muntla and the Philippines, The Empress o» France then touches at Batavia where visits will he made Inland; then Singapore with excursions to the Palace of the Sultan of Johore and on to the fascinating city of Rangoon in Rurmah.India will be one uf the particu larly attractive parts of the cruise with stops at Calcutta and Bombay, after which Kandy, Ceylon, will ot.fer optional trips to Darjeeling, Renares, Lucknow, Cawnpore, Agra, Delhi, and other points of equal intereat.Passing through the Red Sea anc the Suez Canal the passengers will visit Port Sald and wiil spend time in Calro with side trips to the unequalled ancient cities nearhy.On the home stretch there will he visita at Naples, Gibraltar and Havre.At practically every point there will ha time to thoroughly \u201cdo\u201d every point of interest.SIGNAY, SERVICE SHIPPING REPORI .Oct.3, 3:00 pm.(Dept.Marine & Fisheries, Quebec.) Crane Island (31)\u2014Foggy, west.In 10:46 a.m.North Shore; 1:40 p.m.Grey County.1'1slet (41)\u2014Dense smoke, west.Cape Salmon (82)\u20148moky, south west.In 11 a.m, Igniter and Helder.Father south-west, Point (158)\u20148moky, In 9 a.m.Lord Lenderry; 12:3¢ p.m.Wahcondah: 11:20 a.m.Gunny.Out 3:30 am.L'Erdre; 11 a.m.Canadian Otter.Little Metis (178)\u20148moky, went.In 10 a.m.Eglantier; 11 a.m.steam barge.Matane (202)\u20148moky, 1 p.m.steamer, Riviere a Ia Martre (263)\u2014 Smoky, strong west.In 9 a.m.Kamouraska.Out 1 p.m.suppos- +d Hochelaga and schooner St.Greroire.Cape northwest, 13:30 a.m.County, Fame Point (330)\u20148moky.north weat.In 11:30 a.m.Manchester Civitian 110 E.; 1 p.m.Millpool.Out 10:20 a.m.Unita.Cap des Rosiers (3854)\u2014Clear, variable.Out 1 p.m.Manoa, Cap d'Empoir (3N6)\u2014Clear, west.Pointe Maquereau (409)\u2014Clear, west, Pointe Escuminac (488)\u2014Clear, variable, Rersimis\u2014Clear, west.Pointe des Monts (220)-\u2014Clear, west.Went Point (332)\u2014Clear, west, west.In Magdalen (299)\u20148moky, in 9 a.m.steamer; steamer; noon, Dram 1 Southwest Point (365)\u2014Clear.calm.South Point (421)\u20148moky, north went.Heath Point (444)-Clear, strong west.Point Tupper (f21)-\u2014Clear, north.Out 7:30 a.m.Gran.Montreal to Quebec.Tongue Pointe (134)\u2014Clear, weat Cap 8, Michel (128)\u2014Clear, west.In 1:65 p.m.Megantie.Reltmouth (110)\u2014Clear, southwest, In 5:30 a.m.C.G8 Ver rheres.Out 1:56 p.m.Fecancour; 1:48 p.m.Gerald Morgan.Borel (100)\u2014Clear.southwest, In 2 p.m.steam yarht Canipco.Out 10:60 a.m.C.G.8.Berthler; noon 2:06 p.m.Niceto de Jarrinaga.Out 1:30 p.m.lLisgar County; 38:10 a.m.Cassandra and Conia, ft, Nicholas (13)\u2014Dense smoke.west, Bridge (8)\u2014Dense smoke, west.Out 3:10 p,.m.Libourne, Quebec\u2014Dense smoke, wast, PilLs : nes and Bad THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, : HEALTH MESSAGE FOR THE FRANCE) TO THE WORLD Take \u201cFruit-e-tives\u201d And Make Yourself Woll \u201cFruit-a-tives\" the marvellous meds cine made from fruis juices and tonies, isthe most beneficial medicinal agent that has over been given to mankind.Just as oranges, apples, figs and scheduled for the Canadian Pacih.PfuRes Are nature's own medicine, se Empress of France alter which the, \u201c Fruit-a-tives\"\u201d\u2014made from these 18,500-ton liner will pe fruit Juices\u2014but concentrated and placed in readiness for the special | fatensified\u2014is the greatest Stomach end She has Liver Medicine, the Greciest Kidney end Bladder Medicine\u2014the Purifer\u2014the greatest remedy for Hood aches, Constipation, Indigestion, Nervous ion\u2014in the world To be weil, take *'Fruit-a-tives\u201d 80e à box, 6 for 92.50, trial sise 256.At dealers or sent postpaid Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.6000 SERVICE ON CANADA\" Count Szechenyi Told \u201cCaronia\u2019s\u201d Captain Found Ship's greatest Bleed IMMIGRATION LAW IS WORKING WELL Although Opinion In United States Is Far From Unanimous (By Canséian Preas.) Washington, Oct.3.\u2014 Although opinion in this country is far from unanimous on the subject, the majority opinion in Congress is \u2018that the 3 per cent.Immigration law ia working well, Representative Cable of IlMnois in à recent speech in the House made an analysis of law and commended its operation.He pointed out that it had recemly been extended for two additional years with amendments One ot these amendments Is to penalise sieamship companies that bring aliens hers in excess of the quota and another provides that instead of one year adens must resde con.tmuously for five years immediste.ly preceding the time they seek admission from Canada, Newfoundland, Cuba, Mexico and countries of Central and South Ameriœn or ad- Jacent islands An opposite view from that taken by Mr.Cable is held by some who contend that the 8 per cent law je shutting out much labor needed tn the United States and that one effect of the restriction practiced by this country is to encourage desirable immigration to Canada and to the nations of Latin Amecica, thue Cassandra passed down at 6:47 p.m.yesterday.6:47 p.m.yesterday.Li Queen, and waa drowned.Quebec Saturday and while crossing track of the Cymrie Queenvellee was asleep and the collision awakened him .shipping that has the Lachine Cana! during the month just parsed, amount for the same year.bushels of ® various kinds of grain passed through the canal as com- Third Class Excellent A cable from the Cunard Line's Hamburg office says that during Count Lamslo Szechenyi's voyage | ja home on the \u2018\u2019Caronta\u2019\u2019 there were a large number of Hungarians aboard the ship and he obtained Captain Diggie's conment to inspect the third class in order ¢o mee if his countrymon were comfortable.He asked many of them In thelr native tongue if they were satisfied and later reported to the ship's captain that not only were the third class \u2018passengers well fed, well treated and made as comfortable as could he expected on shipboard, but that staterooms, bathrooms, and public rooms were spotiesaly clean.He sid he was really astonished to find such gnod conditions and had made his tour of inspection because he felt that he might be able to do \u201csomething for his traveling countrymen.He maid Ws Ideas about the third clams were vastly improved by his tour of this section of the \"Caronis .His country people were all happy and wetl natisfied.Countean 8zcheny! was formerly Misa Gladys Vanderbilt of New Yorkto of bu building up those countries powerful commercial and trade and agricultural competitors of the Unlted Statesnationals was exhausted.ample, the people of France used into Mr.Cable, after commending the w in general terms, saying the quality of linmigrants had Improved, from competition, said: and workingmen protected \u201cBecause of the law we have been adie to learn many characteristic facts coneerning the nationals of other countries.the people of southern Europe are mors anxious to come to the Umited States than those of notrhern Europecords.Hungary, lialy, Poland.Rumania and such countries entire quota aml every person who, For example, This is shown by the re- The people of Greece, exhaust thelr under the law, was permitted to come, did come to America.On the other hand, the countries of northern Europe were nat inclined permit their nationals to leave for our shores and but a portion the percentage allotted to such For ex.t 75.9 per cent; Germany, 28 per cent; Norway, 48.7 per cent; Sweden, 43.8 per cent: and the United Kingdom, 56.2 per cent.- \u201cAnother interesting fact was SHIPPING NOTES, disclosed in the operation of this The Clarke Sieamship Company's{law.While the nationals of the steamer North Shore, with passen- æers and cargo.left going down for the St.Lawrence lower ports yen- terday at 1:30 p.m.¢ oo Steamer Gray County arrived up to southern countries of Europe ex- hauated their full quota in coming the United States, yet, instead of being a net gain, It was à loss tn the number of Immigrants these countries for the entire fiscal from at 3:30 p.m.yesterday.Years, because more nationals em!.grated from the United States than The CSS.I.setamer Saguenay |entered here from these southern left going up at 6 p.m.yesterday.[countries On the other hand.when the Englih, French, Ger.C.G.8.Tellechanse left moins down at 7 a.m.yesterday.«ve Steamer Watuka left going down at 3:30 p.m.yesterday.Rteamer Pacific Transport passeq down at 6:30 p.m.yesterday.ss.Steamer Cornishman passed down at 6:46 p.m.yesterday.Anchor-Donaldson Line steamer «se Bteamer Relikorn passed down a mans, Irish, Scandinavians, Scotch, Slovaks, and Welsh come tn United States they have the pur- pode of thie their permanent home and the United States the new country of their allegiance, because bur few of theme nationals return to their own, countries.\"The mast peculiar result of the aperation nf the law \u20aca that our net gain consiats entirely of women and xirls.The number of male aliens who departed from this during the final year just passed \u2018xceeded those admitted by almoat 12,000, while the number of females who were admitted to this country the remaining here, making country Fragrant with the aroma of the mu choisest leek 2322 +, et 3 a AE NAN ELLE unny South, with the Motor Qilss Then\u2014check up on the way has more power; that it cli; that it runs move am Meter Oils end of during the fiscal ycar ending June 80, 1922, exceeded those who departed by mors than 98,000, so that the net gain in the number of aliens for the fiscal year last past, from both quota and non-quota countries Is 37.121\u2014all females, \u201cIn addition, the Immigration laws have been better administered.The percentage of thase annueily debarred has been lean than 2 per cent each year of those who seek sdmiasion, while under the admin'etrator of the 3 per cent law the percantage of debarred has almost doubled.Another fine result of the law ia the fact that under re.strietive Immigretion neturalisa- tion of foreign born is on the increase.\u201d HOME BREW IN CANADA UNPOPULAR.(By Canadien Press.) Washington, Oot.2.\u2014Prohtbition commissioner Haynes seys that reporta received by him show that empty hotties on which are labels of genuine whisky are being imported from Canada and sold tn brotleggera.Inquiry by customs officials elicited the information that the bottles arp shipped to a filed vien che right $rade of Trmmerie You will immediately notice that your engine that operating troubles sccur less IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED Manufacturers and Marheters of Imperial Polarine - Prt cleaned and Polarine your car performs.hills more easily y and and y.chain of stores ostensibly for \u2018\u2019bot- ting vinegar.\u201d The bottles, according to Commbasipner Haynes, are of the type of weMl-known brands but are peddied with homemade concoctions of denatured alcohol or moonshine./ The same conditions exista \u2018on the Mexican border.Commissioner Haynes also makes note of the fact that home brew is becoming unpapular in Canada among border residenta, according to a statefnent by the collector of customs and Inland revenue a: Windsor, who states that several home brew supply stores slong the border have closed in the last few weeks.DOG ADOPTS RACCOONS.Call Cresk, B.C., Oct.3.\u2014A ocock- er spaniel dog owned hy C.Salmon, of this town, has adopted two baby raccoons.She recently lost her pups and when the infant \u2018coons were beought in she took charge of them with every evidence of de- ght.The babies tonk to their new mother with equal fervor, It's a happy family.BH sleeves 100k an If the dreas- maker didn't have enough gooda.Made in Sve grades for the props.jubrreation of all makes of sutemebiles, trucks and tractors.\u201cThe Chronicle\u201d New York Canadians visiting Mew Tork will be able te ob tain the \u201cChronicle\u201d et News Stand, Canadian Pacifico Rallway Bulldlag, Madison.43rd.end «itd Streets.and also at Hotateg's News Agency, Times Square.ECE TEED J.ALLEYN SAL, TENT AND.AWNING MAKEN .£23.82.PAUL STUER] QUEBKO Feiephone 76 While driving autos or hacgaing # is safer tn keep to the right.Steamer Amersfoort passed down at 6:50 p.m.yesterday.Steamer Lisgar County passed down at 7 p.m.yesterday.» LJ - Steamer Nevada passed down a 7:45 p.m.yesterday.* 5 0 Montreal, Oct, 2\u2014Afraid that the tragedy of a few months ago, when the tug Spray was sunk by =a freighter while crossing the St.Lawrence towing & number of barges and xix lives Inst.was about to be repeated, Joseph Lavells of Sorel, second officer of the tug.since raised.seized a lifebelt and jumped into the river, when one ot the barxes heing towed was hit a glancing blow hy the collier Cymrie The tug was on à trip between Montreal ans Lake 8t.Pater In & miat crossed the La- Montreal, Oco.2\u2014The amount ot passed through in almost double the month last This year sixteen million pared with nine million hushels during Septemher, 1921, EMORRHOID not suffer another day wit! Itching, Bleeding, or Protruding | Files er S BUTTER EXPORTS ARE BIG.Winnipeg.Oct.2.\u2014 Exports of Mantioba butter is expeoted to total over 2,000,000 pounds for the year 1922 and for the Army never months, according to L.A.Gibson, dairy commismioner, & tolai ef 1, 100.000 pounds, valued at approx \u2018mately $350,000, have been ex ported.Mr, Gibson estimates tha: the tote! production will be 9,500,- 000 pounds which wid be an increase of 600,000 pounds over 1921.This years production will net pro.dugers approximately $3,700,000, MANITO! de consuls the Pronch Line yout eity oF anh ne EEE Ladi Ve ona\u201d at.\" Bustinpiisxtuth.ts , Note.\u2014Paseen, steamers at eres by rate.the Trosten), Truih has it on fiction.The human tongue ha only 11 muscles, Ehe If every wife knew what every widow knows, every husband would be insured rudenttal Insurance Qo.of America.Edward D.Dutfield, President Home Office: Newark, N 2, | ° | .y The Oaucher hronicle: Quebec's Leading.[ Newspaper ' Best Advertising Medium in the City + FROM HER NORTHERN QUEST PLAN UP AGAIN) CHAS.MURPHY) OUT OF DANGER Whart at 3.45 o'clock.furiher out.and gives figures regarding the coët'ternoon'a altting of the conference |port de in a divorce Ths arrived of the Arctic put an| The weather returning home was Of the Improvement which he places) of Dominion postal officials, it was Don Pr dir te ailes end to a eorta of remors which fair with favorable winde until oft at $104,000.including the acquiring] proposed that the occasion might legitimate.; have been afloat in Quebec for a|Belle Isle when head winds were of the Masonic and the Taschereau\\fiitingiy be marked by sending.to Out et GENERAL CIGAR COMPANY Limiteo J week pest Boiïn Captain Bernier |encountored and slow progress was|properties as well as the altering 0° |ston.Charles Murphy.Postmaster Baby Danger CONTROLLED AND OPERATED BY IMPERIAL TOBACCO CO.OF CANADA LIMITED STEAMER MCTIG RETURNED North\u2014Soft Coal Deposits Found\u2014AHl Well Aboard Ship .\u201c The Canadian Government eteam- a Arctio which was fitted up las: wring and sailed from Quebec on the 15#h.of July In command of Capt.J.E.Bernier, the veteran navigator of Arctic \u2018fame, arrived back at Quebec yemerday efter noon and docked at the King's and the Chief Burveyur of the expedition, Mr.G.D.Craig and the entire personnel of officers and scientists on board looked the picture members of the party were auccess- fui in begging a walrus, an \u2018\u2018cog- took\" or bearded seai and three polar bears, two of thems latter beng shot on ice fkoes from ihe ship and the third being killed about five miles off shore while swimming in from an Jceteg two or three méles made from there up the Suk and river.4 The members of the crew of the STREET WIDENING His Worship Mayor Samson gave out to the Press last night a sheaf of correspondence connected with the suggestion that the Quebec Government help the City to carry out an urgent improvement jn connection with the widening of St.Louls street and Garden street.One of the documents, which is the most lengthy one, is Mayor Samson's reply to Premier Taschereau in which he reviews the whole situation the plans of the extension to the Court House, As regards the statement contained in the Premiers reply {hat the Shehyn property, which the Mayor QUEBEC, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1922.ROSES FOR HON.Of Offiolals (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, Ogt, $\u2014Some years ago when the parcel post was established under Hon.L.P.Pelletier, as Postmaster General, the first parcel was a basket of flowers sent to Mr.Pelletier with the good wishes of postal officials.Today the new c.0.d.postal service waa opened, and at this af- General, a basket of roses.The proposal was welcomed with loud acclaim.\u201cThe c.od.service opened today\u2019, humorously suggest- port Scheduled Tomorrow Yonkers, N.Y.Oet.3\u2014John VF.Brennan, counsel for Mrs.Anne U.Suliman, announced today that a hearing on the acceptance or rejection of the report of referee Daniel J.Gleason In the divorce mult of James A.Stillman, will be held at ten o'clock Wednesday morning before Supreme Court Justice Morschauser at White Plains.The re- teres last week handed down hie re- \u2018Three Rivers, Qus., Oct.2\u2014Baby Guy Stillman, son of the millionaire banker of New York, who recently suffered from an attack of high BABY STILLMAN i ' i i Best Cigar Value in Canada » of health as they were seen an steamer Arctic were not wo mystesi- proposes to give to the Masonic|®d one official.\u2018Bo why not be «p- fover 1a now out of danger according \u20185 ROCKEFELLER HAS THE board the staunch ditties oak puit ous in regard to the object of the|Order in exchange for thelr Hall, propriate and send the roses c.0.d.?\u201d to i format on recelved over the - [craft on her arrival.The ep il |capedition and the resus socom-|could be bought for $36.00.the \u2014_\u2014 long distance wire from Grandes, LARGEST ASSESSMENT soit, although Kk was knocked about |ilished, They were all well saiis-|Mayor produces a letter from Mr.| More than 500 miRion letters and Piles to-night.Dr.Charles Green, , in the northern ice vl two months, fied with their experience and seidiJ.A, Shehyn affirming that the pro-, post cards, and some 350,000,000 of New York who was given a rush | | looked as siaunch he rings 28 ON 10: they had been well (rested, |perty had never heen offered for|newspapers are carried through the call to Grande-Anse where Mra.Increase In Real And Personal t the day she the King's WheM | pur they were not under contiact|less than $28,000.Canadian mails in the course of à |llman'e camp la located, ie staying in the.middle of July last to carry at the camp to hunt.Estates Of $771,000,000 out the mission assigned by the Federal Department of the Interior.\u201cThe trip wes an unqualifies sucess and we accomplished our mission two months earlier than expected,\u201d were the words express ed by both Captain Bernier and Mr.Craig.The former mid he had ne statement to give out for pubHoa- tion until the detatls and resuk cf the n were made known officially to the Minister of the Department of the Interior.Those were the instructions\u2019 given them by lim Department, and as a matter of obedience they were din duty bound to conform to them.Mr.Craig, who wes pointed oul by Capt.Bernier, as the man in authority to speak, was the chier hydrographic and topographical surveyor in charge of the expedition, and meicomed a number of newspaper men on the arrival of ehe Arclic, as they went aboard.He was courteous and hospitable in his reception but refused to give out any statement ss to the object and re- had enjoyed the trip and was in not to tell of the trip.One of the members of the crew who kept a diary, said the expedition waa carried out stricily in accordance with schedule, thanks to the kuuwlsdge and nautical experience of Capt, Bernier in those snow and ice hard regions on former occasions, they went to Baffin's land, where the and ét is their presumption that on these northern islands there are rich deposits of gold.At midnight August 28th, the Arctic which was then at Elsmere Island, left with the object of going to Pond Inlet to establish there a post in charge of the Northwest Mounted Police.\u201cWe had difficuky in reaching our objective,\u201d aald the Chronicle's Informant, \u2018and had to go ahead by Admiraky Island, and Eclipse Bound, and got stuck in Pond Iniet and then made for Albert Harbor, and on September 2nd.came back to Elsmere Irland, and on Wednesday Bept.Gh.left Albert Harbor tor Pond lnlet, where he established « post in close vicinity to the second police post in charge of Staff Mayor Samson in his letter stated | that he noted by the Premier's letter that there was no difference of opinion between them on the principle of the question as the Government seemed disposed to contribute towards the widening of St.Louls street and Garden street at that point, of the cost of the improvement, under the circumstances did not cost too much.The Mayor then goes on to review the cost of the improvement, The Masonic Hall jn exchange for another buliding with the Indemnifiration of the two tenants, $480,000, \u2018The property of the Taschereay estate, $18,000.Increase In the cost of the enlargement of the Court House due to the change of plans, 326.000.\u2018Total cont, $103,000.The City of Quebec, he states! would buy from the Government the: 6,000 feet required for the widening of Bt.Louis and Garden streets at $2 a fuot, which would amount to $12,000, and this would leave a balance for the Government to pay of about $91.000, year's business, according to figures presented by the Post Office Department to the Conference of Postal officials today.In addition, 50,000,- 000 parcels and 250,000,000 cireu- lare, etc, are handied.The statement, giving approximate figures for & year's business, showed in the course of twelve months 16,000,000 money orders and 6,000,000 postal motes are issued.There are 12,300 post offices operated and 12,400 mall routes.The summary of & year's business was given to the postal officials as indicative of the place of the post office in the business life of the Dominion.Translated into dollars.the mail service expenditures for a year was stated to be 15,000,000 and the annual cost of rural delivery wervice $2,760,000.Postage stamp sales in the course of a year, it was pointed out, reach the enormous total of $18,360,000, while money order traneactions en- tall the changing handa of 8270,000.- 0600.Postal note transactions totai- LAW OFFICIALS SCORED BY JURY Quantities Of Seized Intoxicating Liquors Withdrawn From Storage Washington, Oct.2\u2014Certain unnamed \u2018representatives of the Department of Justice are declared in a Fa 1 Grand Jury report made publie e today to have withérawn quantities of seized intoxicating l- quors from storage during 1920 without due process of law and to have disposed of a part of it by ap- of the Department of Justice buiM- As Soon As Ottawa-Prescott Road Is Properly Surfaced \u2014Travel De Luxe Ottawa, Oct.£\u2014\"As Soon as the Ottawa-Prescott road 1» properly surfaced, motor buses de luxe with large wicker chairs as comfortable as pullman cars will run dally from Boston to Ottawa, and without breaking any local speed regulations will beat the train schedule between these two cities\u201d.J.G.Mctiee, vf Boston.one of the directors of the Automobile (ireen Book guide of America, is here and made the above statement.adding that the agency in Moston was ready to put on service as soon as the condition of Canadian roads justified it.This year a fine motor bus service Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars Worth Enters The! Country Illegally Yearly Toronto, Oct.\u2014Hundreds of thousanda of dollars worth of silks are being smuggled annually into Canada.This is the opinion of an official of the Canadian Manufacturer's Awsocistion in speaking to the Star today.Sirk sniuggling has reached so large a scale that many Toronto firms have heen driven almost to the wall by the opposition from firms who obtain thelr silks iilegally.The bulk of the new traffic in the | result of rum running to the United Btates The highly-skilled organizations of the whiskey smugglers has In N.Y.New York.Oct.2\u2014Tentative assessments In this city for 1323 show an increass in the real and personal estates of more than $771.000.000 over 1922, it was disclosed today when the tax books were opened.bringing the city\u2019s toial assessments, exclusive of apecial franchises of corporations up to $11,262,171,927, The net increase of real estate le more than $642,000,000 and personal estate more than $12§,000.000 John D.Rockefeller has the largest personal assessment.$2,000,000.| Among those assessed for $1,000,600 are J.Pierpont Morgan, Dorothy Caruso, Widuw of the famous tenor: Emily E.Hepburn, James H.Hill.Margaret 8.1f111 and James N.Hall.The New York Stock Exchange is assessed for $13,000,000 and the Woolworth building $12,600,000.¢ wilt of their trip.He would my.Hudson Bay post in charge of| The Mayor points out that the le4 325.000.000 and there w propriating it for their own use and has been put de B d ilized to bring back into Can- .25,600, as on de- put on between Boston and | been utilized to bring back into Canhowever, thet the assignment had Mator Ce oy tna ost mun Premier In his totter spoke of an ex-| posit In post office mvings banke ap- by giving a friends and relatives Florida, he stated.The service !s|ada a return cargo of silks and tex- .been wefl and perfectly accomplish- re Noehwest Mounted Poilcs.penditure of $225,000.was al imately $26,000,000.The Grand Jury further held t well patronized, and arrives at the |tiles.smuggling organization, which i» od, and the work performed two | Here landed material and butt question of facts and figures which the liquor in question, most of which | destination in Florida half an hour| Toronto and Montreal are the two | driving almost to ruin many of the weeks quicker than the time allot.) host.building and left two years\u2019 ld he er Mr lle could hee Deen seized u ore on before the fastest train, he declared.| Canadian hesdquarters of this super- ! legitimate importers in Canada.; - om » ood.Every man aboard the ship stores.We alo established &! guay, Government architect.GHANGES ARE GLIM nion on an ored in r .perfect health from the time he started up to the hour of return and Dr.Livingstone, the Surgeon, was only one slight accident on board, when Mr.Reilly.one of the Assistant Surveyors, fell from a scaffolding and hurt his back.was à trivial accident, however, and Mr.Reilly wan s00n himeed again, They did nat bring back any skins or furs of any kind as the traders had passed through the country before they got there and gathered up all the furs fro mthe Esquimaux ; The only Incident in regard to furs was in the fact that the créw had rhot u polar dear.Mr.Craig wan asked how far nanth the expedition had proceeded when he replied \u201c10 degree.\u201d but apart from this would not e any information except to menti that the members of the North West Mounted Police, who went north on the shemmer Arctic, had been left behind and established din ports.and all the stores landed.He mld that they found all the Emuimaux they came into contact with happy and contented, and referring to his experienns in the Norih des sald !t wan & wonderful sight.He paid a tribute to Cant.Renier, saying he was a wonderful Sergt.Joy at South Point Inlet, On our return we put in and stopped at Godhaven, Disko Island, Gresnland.Northwest Mounted Police will be nu to administer law, and keep the | Bequimaux from Gresniand, which is owned by Denmark, from coming over into Canada The Island of Els mere joins Greenland by a narrow \u2018strip of land over which the Esquimaux can travel Into Canada.Apart from theses duties devolved upon the empedition.and the topographical survey work made by the surveyors under Mr.Craig, there was nothing else that the crew was aware of.MONTREAL AFTER THE DOPE FIENDS Chinaman Given 6 Months And Fined $200.For Having Cocaine Reviewing the whole question the Mayor explains that in January last when he learned that the Government intended to enlarge the Court Houss he asked the City Engineer to find out what the Government intended to do.The report which he received stated that the Government intended to build in the yard of the Court House fifteen feet off the street.This would have permitted the widening or the street later on.It was only after the work had been started that he noted that the bulld- ing was in line with the street A large numhér of rate-payers who also noticed that the new building would be in line with the street had seen him in that connection.The Mayor explained that he had; called the attention of Hon alipeault to the fact that the extension to the Court House if coniinued as started would prevent the widening of Garden street.At the request of » large number of interested parties.tneluding the C.P.R.and the Quebec Raftway Company, he had taken steps to secure options on the properties to he expropriated and had transmitted the resulls together with the documents relating thereto to the Mayor.He had succeeded in inducing the Masonic Order to accept the Shehyn property on Grande Allee in exchange for the Masonic Hall conditionally that certain improve.FOR CHRISTOPHER Deposed King\u2019s Youngest Brother Unlikely To Give Greece American Queen Athens, Oct.3I\u2014The Athenians think that there ie little chance that Prince Christopher, the youngest brother of the deposed King Consantme, will ascend the throne and thus bring an American Queen to Greece.Prince Chrostopher's wife, Anastasia.the former Mrs wildam B.Leeds, I» not the cause of it.The reason is that too many other members of (he dynasty sand before her husband in point of auc- o:æslon.Prince Chrisiopher has three.elder brothere\u2014ueorge, Nicholas and Andrew.Besides, George has u son who, it the Crown should full ja time P.O.Lévdiey, British Minisier to Greece, today paid a visit to Mnavigator, A regular encycl edia ments be made to the fShehyn pron- \u2019 of informa:inn in regard othe.Arcs - erty which would bring the total Cannolteopoulos, the Dew Minimer tic seas, and moat humane In his cost of the transaction up to $68,500, |0f Economics, and told him \u20ac relatinne with All on board, and ever ready tn give out information.The Arctic.\u2018The C.GB8.\u201cArotic,\u201d (formerly the \u201cGauss,\u201d was buik in Germany in 1901 for the German Antarctic Espedétion of that year and spent a year and one half in the south.fn 1906 she was purchased by the Canadian Government and rechrs- tened the \u201cArctic\u201d and under the command of Captain \u2018Bernier for several years did patrol and customs work for Canada in our nor- po waters, including Hudson Atter this work wes temporarily discontinued she did duty as a Mghtship at the 1.© Traveres for some years, and with the reeumption of normal activities ative the years of unrest following the war she was aghin pressed into the northern service, and sailed from this port In July dast, returning to port again Mon:reni, Oct.1\u2014Constituting one of the largest drug seizures for some time back, sixty five bottles each alleged to contain an ounce of cocaine formed the principal exhibit produe- ad by the prosecution this afternoon in the case of Henri Lavoie charged with being in illegal possession of narcotics.\u2018The contents of ohe of the bottles was analyzed at Ottawa but the defence claimed that the others contained an inoffensive powder.Hear- Ing was accordingly adjourned until next Monday to allow the analysis of thres more bottles.- Other drug cases Included the dis- nrissal of the charge of selling heroin illegally preferred against Ernest Choux, drugsist, of 1210 Mount Avenue; and the case of Ernest Leroux, charged with selling cocaine to a gir] seventeen years of age.Leroux had been sent for summary The Mayor said that the architect and the contractors of the Court House had suhmitted to him the fg- ures for the additiona) cost incidental to changing ¢he present plans for the Court House and he had transmitted these figures to the Premier.He had believed that the Gove ment of the Province of Quebec and of the City of Quebec were equally interested in this matter, and he had done his hest to soive the problem.In conclusion the Mayor states: \u201cIf the Government believes it cannot help the City of Quebec to realixe thie improvement, it will bear the responsibility of having some\u2019 tb INE decision.a111i?.etoin rdlu fwyp gkql = Amongst the ramen wt Mayor sent to the l'remier are the following: A letter from Mr.IR.Wallace, Vice-President of the Masonic Hal) Association, accepting (he Bhehyn property in exchange for the Masonic Hall on condition that the re- | however, to make any public st his signature of the visitors\" book at the Royal Palace on Sunday virtually amounted to British recogni- ton of the new Greek King.Hz added, however, that formal announcement of recognition which would be delayed pending the of- ticial declaration of the King's accession, was forthcoming.The French Minister is still await.\u2018ng instructions from Paris with regard to recognition of King George.Conferred With Curaon.London, Oct, 2\u2014M.Venizelos conferred with Lord Curson this avening and interviewed & number ot prominent officials during the course of the day.He still declines.ment on the ground that he desires to be completely informed on the situation.He hopes to confer with Premier Poincare at Paris tomorrow etn $5,000,000 OFFERED QUEEN OITY MAN FOR OIL WELL.upon he father, would be the next|, ing and rented warehouses here, was \u201cdisposed of by such officers and employees with the sanction and approval of those in higher auther- ity st that time\u201d.\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014 FEW UNEMPLOYED.Ottawa, Oct.2\u2014Men registered for employment st the local Unemployment Bureau are down to 287.Last week jobs were found for 200, of whom 146 went to the bush.Their pay ranges from $3¢ to $40 a month with board.Prospects for employment are reported fairly bright this week.1-32 DISCOUNT FOR FREIGHT DISCOUNT (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, Oct.2\u2014Notice is given by the Board of Railway Commiseionere that the rate of exchange in connection with the shipment of freight between Points in Canada and the United States from Oct.1 to Oct.14 Inclusive will be one-thirty-second of one percent discount.No surcharge will be collected on international business.this morning, .This years expédition, jt {a [trial but Judge Cusson pointed out |AUired changes be made\u2019 to the| Toronto, Oct.2\u2014The Toronto understood, was organised by the |that the offence was one triable on | Shehyn property; a letter from Hon.gar has the following despatch neglect what we are offering you.Department of the Interior at Ottawe and epparently covered many activities including Post Office, customs, tisherive and police duties.The expedition wma in charge of Mr.J.D.Craig.D.LLB.of the Northwest Ternitoriee\u201d Branch of the Department of the Interior with the oid veteran navigatér Captain J.B.Bernier in command of the ship.The nerronnel included also 8 party of erlentints and engineers, Mombem of the expedition report a very fine trip Morthwerd end through the iglande, oalls being being made at several of these and, on \u2018the return tMp, at Disko, Grgen- Wand.The suntmer in the north was very shor.this year, many of the harbore being from two to three wooke later than usual in opening and winter's advance notices being seen on aW ekdes defore the ship started south again.As might be expected consideras ble game was seen and various ° \u2014 ==.2\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ \u201c indictment, the girl being a minor.It was decided to hear the case over again and it will be decided in the Enquete Court, where a magistrate will decide whether Larpux should be tried or not.Wong Ben, alias Johnny Wong was found guiity In the Recorders Court of being in possession of 76 \u201cdecks\u201d of cocaine.He was sentenced to 6 monthe il jail and a fine of $200 or in default to spend another 6 monthe in jail.Five others who were arraigned were remanded.8 DEAD IN LANDSLIDE Ocean Fall, BC, Oct.3\u2014Five men were killed in & landslide at Eicho HaMor, 30 miles trom here yesterday, according to word received here today.The men \u2018were in à bunk house upon which the slide descended.Four of the men were buried In debris and one was swept into the ses and drowned.H, C, Carroll siating (hat his son-In- law Mr.Edouard Taschereau.who was absent at the time, would be prepared to sell his share of rights to the property of the Taschereau estate on St.Louis street on a basis of $18.000, for the whole property: a letter from Messrs.Staveley & Ntaveley, Architects, to the Quebec Masonic Hall Association, sstimating the total cost of the improvements to the Mhehyn property at at least $50,000.: a letter trom Mr.J.A.Shehyn to Mayor Samson stating that the property of the of the Shehyn estate had never been offered for » orice lower than $38,000.Good music and floor, combined with pleasant surroundings at the Apollo Dansant, 227 8t.John Bt.Come along this evening and enjoy your- self.from Shreveport, La: It le reported hers that an offer of five million dollars, part cash and part oil, hes been made to Lloyd Marrim of Toronto and Brantford, for hie oll well, known as the New Discovery, and five thousand acres surrounding it.According to the report a major organisation in American oli made the offer direct to Mr.Harris 15,000 DAMAGE CAUSED IN BLASK AT ASBESTOS (By Canadian Press) Asbestos, Que., Oct.8\u2014Damage estimated at over fiftesn thousand dollars was caused early today by a fire which destroyed threes buildings, namely, the stores of O.Bergeron, H.Vegiaré, U.J.Bruneau and Mrs.Lenard.The Are started In the slore of Mr.Bergeron and spread very ra- pidiy.The origin of the fire is unknown.Help Us To Help You We help you with our prices.Help us with your purchases.We need money.You need goods \u2014 Let us make the exchange.Our Blue Ticket Sale brings you so many fine bargains that there is no excuse for you to We refer you to our big advertisement of Saturday which will enable you to determine the lines which attracted your attention.Tomorrow we shall begin the revision of each department to supply the purchasers with all the information which will help them.+ pan : @ TNS a - \u201cpse-e PE VE CPE SE The @ueber Chronicle Printed and published by the Chronicle Printing Company, P.J.Kgan, Secretary, at the bullding of the Company, 9 Buade Street, Quobsc.Subscription: Dally, Town Subscribers, $4.00 per annum; out of tows, $3.00; Weekly, 51.80 per annum; payable is sdvance.Advertisoments: 15 cents per agate line cach insertion.QUEBEC, OCTOBER 3, 1999.THE NEW NAVY LEAGUE.The British Navy League, which recently under.weus something like a peaceful, if saddem, revolution has announced a new policy in which the following objects are included: 1.To enlist, on Imperial and National grounds, the support of all classes in maintaining the navy at Wie requisite standard of strength, not only with a view to the safety of our trade and Empire, but also with the object of securing British prestige on every sea and in every port of the world, 2.To convince the general public that expenditure upos the Navy is Lhe national equivalent of the ordinary insurauce which no sane person grudges ia private affaire, and that, since a sudden development of naval strength is imposatble, only continuity of preparation can guarantee National and Tmperial security, 8.To bring home to every person in the British sles the fart that the bulk of the raw material ued in manufactures and more than two-thirds of the food they cat in transported ucrous the sess; that the protection of commerce nc sea in, therefore, vital to the people of that country and especially to the working classes; that commerce can only he guarded from any xuathle attack by a Navy, in conjanction with the Me Force, sufficiently strong in all the ele- meats which modern warfare demands, \u20ac.Tu each the citizens of the Empire, young and oid alike, that \u201cIt Is the Navy wheeron, under the good providence of God, the wealth, safety and strength of the Kingdom chiefly depend,\u201d and that the existence of the Empire, with the liberty nnd prosperity of its peoples, no les depuis on the merchant service, which, under the ware shield of the Royal Navy, welds us into one Imperial whole, 8.To maitxain training ships to heip those boys who desire to take up s career in the Royal Navy and Mercantile Marine, and to orugnise Sea Cadet Corps not only with a view to keeplug alive the sen spirit of our race, but also to cnable the boys to become good «itisens of the Kmpire, by learning discipline, duty and seifl.respect in the spirit of thelr mottn\u2014 \u201cFor Gad, for the King, for the Empire.\" 6: To administer the Navy League Oversens Relief Fund, which provides fnr che education and advancement tn life of children of all seamen who lost their fives or became permanently incapacitated by renson of the Great War, 7.To form Branches or County Units thronghout the Empire to spread the knowledge of the history and tradition of the Ses Services, and generally to further the objects of the league.ln putting forth this new policy of the Navy Lesgue, the Executive wish to make it quite clear that the agreements reached at Washington are not in any way questioned, and since ills Majesty's Government is pledged co them, it 1x prerumed that they will be adhered to in gond faith.But whatever effect the late war and the above agreements may have had on the future of naval armaments, the position of the Empire, an far as itn geographical sitaation and its mea communications are concerned, has in no way changed.since, with the development of the submarine and aerial warfare, the question of getting its food supplies into that country in ume of war will be \u2018ven more difficult than in 1014-18.For a clear undermanding of the British Empire's special need of sea power, the situation cannot be better expressed than in the words of the karl of Balfour when addressing his American colleagues at Washington.He asked them to imagine that thelr Western Statés were suddenly removed 10,000 miles AWAY acroen he ncas, and that the very heart of their great Commonwesith was a small and crowded island, dependent on {ts overaras communications not merely for its wade, but for the very fond upon which It subsisted.\u201cSupposing.\u201d he said.\u201cit was n familise thought with you that at no moment in the year were there more than seven weeks\u2019 fond mmply.then yon would understand why every citison of tho British Fmpire, in the Dominions and at home, never can forges that it Is by «ce communications Lhat we live and that without them we should (vane to exist.\u201d As regards waicitmg the development of the Air Force with & view to ensuring the proper co-ordina.tion between naval nod ate foree strength, it might be as well to remind the public that this & no new departure on the part of the Leagne, since on the 16th May, 1913, the National Acrial Defence Association, promoted by the Navy League, was first inaugurated at the Mansion House, with the Tord Mayor of London in the chair.Tt will, therefore, be realised that the Navy Lengue even in those days was alive to the prssibilities of aerial warfare on our ses communications, and recent , developments have only accentuated the necessity of the Navy league living up to its motto\u2014'KEEP WATCH.\" \u2014\u2014\u2014 GERMANY'S REA LPOSITION.In view of the extreme difficulty of obtaining really rellable information as to the actual condition of affaires tn Germany at the present ime, oonstderable + Interest attaches to the necoutte xiven by a correspondent, who in vouched for as \u201cwell-informed.\u201d which \u201c apports in (he September {save of \u201cldoyds\u2019 Bank Monthly.\" Acconting to this authority, the seeming prosperity of the German country has denefved the rest of the world and it ln scarcely realized, oven in Enge land, an yet how greatly le han heen impoverished dur.lng the last ight years, It figures were available, the correspondent | he- Neves that they would show reparations payments to have been made and the population fed since the armistice, to a large extent, ut the cont of the ecw.lator in marks and by the financial extinction of the old middie clams.For some time the speculative Invostment in marks has cca, foreign invested funds have alt bren hidden or abrorbrd, no credit can be oly.tained and thers remains only a possible surplas of exports over imports as the measure of Gormany's ability to pay \u201creparations.\u201d Nourithatanding Govconment cfforte to reatrict imports and to cocourage exporta (cxport licennon are normally ™ieard unless the gonda are invoiond tn the currency of the buying country st approximately world's market prices) this surplus is up to the present time à minua quantity, In these circumstances it is clear that the altwation ie raled , him the demand for paymenta on reparations\u2019 sconun, In regard to this three policies are noted na being in the air: 2 (8) The policy \u2018of granting a moratorium, the de- ! finite fixing of the reparations payments at a sum within the range of Germany's ability to pay, and the granting of a loan, part of which would be used as the ' Sasi for à new stable currency.Germany would ta Le.\\ J \u2019 Ge 4 + 1 ian.THR QUEBEC CHRONICLE © 1 this caso at least know hor abilities and have some chance of balancing hes budget, (b) The French policy of \u201csanctions\u201d and \u201cguar.anters\u201d involving socmer or later French political oun- trol of Rhineland and the Ruhr Valley.(c) A policy of drift or compromise between (a) and (b).Policy (a) alms at putting Germany into what should be its normal post-war condition.If the amount to he paid as reparations is fixed at too high a figure, lt will be Ineffective.Luterest and sinking fund on the amount canyot exceed the available surplus of exports over imports, (b) If at the time sanctions or guarantees are np- plied, attempts are made to obtain moncy from Geemany, this mast mean the overthrow of the Social Nate as it oxists at proscit, te) The present policy of inaction, or a compro- Mise between British and French viows, will accelerate the pace of the Central Powers towards disaster.In these various contingencies, how may one expect banks and other manufacturing and trading concerns to be affected?asks the correspondent.If the most favourable treatment possible is accorded to Germany by the Allien, he continues answering his own question, the paper mark can only be made «able (or be re decaned by a new curroncy secured by gold values) at something approaching its present low value (or the fowent value it reaches) in gold.This must mean that the figures in the balance sheets of oven the biggest German concerus will be reduced to quite unreal proportions, but ft will not follow that the firms will be in any way unable 10 meet their liabtliusa.Manufacturing firms, for instance, should be In a very strong position; their assets such as buildings, machinery, ete.are usually well written down (if not written off) in their balance alseets, but they have a very important æcid value in reality.Where lability for debenture tesues with fixed intorene exists, this may, owing to the reduced value of the mark, be dencribed ns nominal.The reduction to vanishing point of many standing overhead charges ls an important fact in Germany's future power of competition In manufacture, ote.The German bank balance sheets are also unreal, but the correspondent is satisfied that thelr position is stronger than the paper mark figures transluted into æobd values, would suggest.He has never had any ground for suspicion (hat these banks would accept speculative business, least of all where a risk of foreign exchange could enter.In December, 1919, when a ree port was issued to the effect that cvery German bank had become insolvent owing to their foreign liabilities undertaken while the mark hed a guld parity value, he made enquirics from local bankers, but could obtain no re-assuring answer.Ie was simply informed that the roport was greatly exaggerated.The report, however, probed a very sorc spot, and measures are thought then to have been succemfally taken to cure the trouble.At the and of last year the Frankfurter Zettung stated that these llabilitles had all been liqui.dated\u2014a statement which is probably true.His cou- sidered opinion Is that the German hanks are carefully managed, though their methods differ greatly from our own.\u2019Thetr asseta are probably to a considerable extent real vaines, represented by holdings of shares in valuable industrial concerns, and by such things an the acquisition of the Deutsche Petroleum Works by the Deutache Bank and so on.It is not thought thac the banks have Habilitiea in foreign currencies against mark cover, One serious fact, which is already showing signi.flcant results, te that the capital, reserves and other resources of the German banks and other lenders of caplial are proving insufficient to carry nn the trade and manufacture of the country.Culls for money are becoming louder and louder, owing to increased demands to pay the high wages, and to carry goods, ote., ad warm.hip exposed limbe con protested and the heakb UNDERCLO The weel-burre thet couse the iteh and scratch in ordinary wool gorments are all removed from Turnbull's \u201cCEETEE\" by a specie and inénitely careful process.Centos is the only Underclothing made in Canada thet is reinforced at olf the wesring parts.He knows.the be koope his body good ls ST ty we SLT A Th covering | organe ; safeguarded.In mist or driving clest, the Best, od with etre a oe hardy \"CEETEE\u201d THE PURE WO THAT WILL NOT SHRINK is made of pure, cleansed, Australian-merino long fibted woel, pliant, graceful and abeolutely comiostable.HING SAVINGS BANK HAS MADE RAPID PROGRESS Since its Establishment Little Over Two Years Ago In Manitoba Winnipeg, Oct.2.\u2014B8ince its ea tablshment a little over two years ago the Provincial Government Savings Bank, with two branches in Winmipez, han made rapid progress and today there are more than 10,- 000 depositors with deposits totaling $4,200,000.The bank was founded when the provincial government found it necessary ta recure funds for rural credits socicties, which the regular chartered banks of the coumry had refused to finance.On the date of jta first anniversary it had deposits amounting to $2,660,000 white the number of actual accounts was $6,300.Since that time deposits have increased at the rate of approximately 450 a month.\u201cWe have taken care of ah advances ever made by the government.have paid for all our equipment and still have a surplus in addition,\u201d states E.A.Weir, chairman of the board of trustees.\u201cIn addition to paying the 6 percent.interest on deposits, it has not cost the citizens of Manitoba, or prinet- pally of Wihnipag, a dollar to maintain the nfftoe,\u201d he states \u201cIn order to ascertain the particular attractions this bank has for the people of Manitoba, Mr.Weir has conducted some investigation, with the result that in addition to the Mgher rate of interest and the longer banking hours, the fact it ie entirely «a Manitoba institution, with the money being kept tn the province for ita benefit, has also been a deciding factor.A SILENT PARTNER.Two men who were \u201csomething in the city\" were lunching at their club one day.\u201cOh, aaié one, \u201cmy partner Cormeriy used always to oppose my views, but now he agrees with me in everything.\u201d \u2018How do you account fo tt?\u201d ask.e âthe other.\u201cDont know said the first.\u2018I'm not sure whether I convince him or only make him tired.\u201d at the high prices.Great manufacturing concerns arc | having difficuley In paying their workmen, and there | will be trouble in moving the autumn harvests, It ia evident that only a smaller proportion of the proceed.| of goode exported can be handed by manufacturers and exporters to the Government, and that a larger propor- ton must be retained to cuver working expenses.Some Things the Public Would Like to Know: Pertinent Questions On Matters Of General Public Interest Are Invited Who ix the city police officer who recently arrested a young woman in the National Baulefields Park where he had no jurindiction and fatled to deliver her to custody in any police mation to which her escort endcavored to trace her?.#« # = Would it not be as well for crunndes against (he drug traffickers, like Charity, to begin at home?A Verse Or Two (By Modern Poets) MEDITATIONS, Ab, sad out that terse ultimatem, Tet the hell-hounds of war off the chain, I'd rather\u2014far rather\u2014be straafing, Unemployment will drive me insane.How nice, when a fellow lies wounded, Propped up in a bed, white an snow, And « \u201cBig.Wig\" je visiting the hospital, Jéquid cyed, he addressen you so: \u201cMy iad, all Canada's behind you, Bhe'll look after you when you get home, You've suffernd a lot for humanity, Not the people of (mnadn nivhe,\u201d \u201cAny chance of 2 job in your fiem, air?\" \u201cMy man, I'm afraid you're wo lame.\u201d No wonder a fcllow's downhearted, And the blood in hin veins growing tame, My God: It's hurd luck to get wounded, But good cuongh when there was war; When there's work to ho done in the trenches, And recruiting la much below par, And it's hard when refused that employment, In a country of riches and fame, A country you fought for and meffered, At a time when you were not too lame, An \u201cAmp\u201d (Amputation Caso) in Victoria Colonist.Press Comment THEIR GREAT ADVANTAGE.(Boston Tranactipt.) Undoubtedly the Turka have one advantage over the Kuropean fighting nations, in that they are somehow able to fight without any money or anything to oat.metre ee I?MIGHT.(Vancouver Province.) 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1.D.D servitude ÿ | direct to the mid water works the Formerly Donohue\u2019s Store UBUC cu of Quebec, District of Quebec.BY.LAW NO.a.Amending By-Law | Conesraing Boxing Exhibitions, Etc, Drawn up in the French Language.At a mestiag of the City Couneil of the Olty of Quebss, held on Fri- By-lotr was read for the firm time: It La hereby ordained and enset- ed by the Munieipal Councli of the City of Quebec, and the said Counoll ordaine and ensots: 1.Article ¢ of By-law No.46, passed dy this Council, on the 28th ed by the following: 6.The Commiasion shall emit no permit for a boxing bout or exhidi- tion boxing bout, unless the lesue of mid permit be subordinated by the payment, to the city, a right to a Hoense when the admimton tiekets witadl be patd for, The price for the right to à license shail be from 986.00-te $100.00 at the Commisston'» discretion.Public Notice with the disposition of the law, the above By-law shall be read a second time for adoption, on Friday, the 6th day of October, 1922, By order, H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, > City Clerkostixz¢ City of Quebec, District o£ Quebec, CITY OF QUEBEC BY-LAW NO.34k To Amend Repeal By-law No.34Jre Construction.Drawn up in the French Language.At à meeting of the City Counett of the City of Quebec, held on Friday, the 29th of September, 1922, the following By-law was read for thie first time: It im hereby ordained and enact.od by the Munic!paw Council of the City of Quebec, and the mtd Council oréains and enacts as follows, to wit: By-law No.24J.passed by this Council on the 16th day of June, 1923, is hereby repealed.Public Notice is hereby given that in conformity with the disposition of the law, the above By-law shall be read a second time for adoptien, on Friday, the Sth day of October, 1922.By order, H.J.J.B, CHOUINARD, City Clerkoect2x4 City of Quebec, Distriet of Quebec.CITY OF QUEBEC CITY HALL BY-LAW NO.50.Concerning the Water Works Drawn up In the French language.At a meeting nf the City Council day, the 39th September, 1932, the following By-law was read for the first time: Whereas 106 put an end to recourse in damages exercised against the City of Quebec, because | t absorbed for water worke ends, a considerable part of the St.Charles River water, it is necessary to acquire from the proprietors of Immoveables fronting on said river and situated between for vehicles on the public road | close to the Indians\u2019 church in the loreitevilie village, the rights o: of turning aside and water which would naturadly flow in front of aatd Immoveables, It is ordered and enacted by the said Council and the said Council jy | orders and enacts as follows, to wit: j| 1.For the City's water works ond, Mt is necessary to turn aside snd direct In sald water works the water of sald St.Charles River which would naturally run in front of lots 1093, 6984 and subdivisions of 898s, 498 and Ks subdivisions, $97 and its subdivisions, 696 and tte eubâivisions and 673 and ita Subdivisions, of the official cedas.tral plan of the parish of 8.Ambroise de la Jeune Lorette.8.For the ends above mention- od, the City shall anquire amieabty or by way of expropriation from the propristors of mtd rights ang servitudes, 3.The price or amounts to be the acquisition of the servituées shell be taken General funds of the Cley.Public Notice is hereby given thet in eentormity with the disposition of th above By-law shall be reeds iN from the | ond ume for adoplion, on Priéay, the éth Octoder, 192$, By order, M.J.$.B.GHOUINARD, man Qity Cierk, J aban octîxé \\ « 7 Gay, Sth September, 1932, the following April, 1913, 1 repeated and replas.| R 18 hereby given that In conformity | n, of the Clly of Quebec, held on Fri- | city.OITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE Tenders for the Relnoval of Garbage \u2014 ¢ PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders endorsed 1 \u201cTenders for the removed of gare\u2019 Age\" will he received at the offiee of the un ed up to Waednesday, the 11th of October, 1923, a.4 Bm, for the removal of garbage , in the city of Quebec, the whole In .Accordance wih tender form and Specifications prepared to that of- fect by the City Engineerders must be made on the printed dank forms and endorsed in the envelopes which will be furnished to intending eontepo- tors on application for the name at the Clty Engineers office and the sads Committee wifi not enter.tin any tender that je not made on the said blank form and enclos- .omm , ; Cari: Hectic ume * Catchers: Snyder, Earl Noble will come to Hamil-|same, Beckna and Plymeuth Rock also proven exce Abply to 4 Cartier Avenuemith and Gaston.Infieldera: ne will go to Montreal, and| What the outcome of this aftes |\": septatxs Kelly.Frisch, Bancroft, Groh, Rawi.| Lalonde will be wearing the green |, on's game will be is arousing keen | Fifth race, claiming, three-year.The flavor is delightfully A .hite !i f St.Patrick's.olds and up, mile and a sixtesnth\u2014 TO SUBLET \u2014 From Ist Nevemre mit Monnet, tomgel | The N° Ml, season will open as Eee rn ithe Io [king's Court, 103, Ambrose, 87.30, mild, yet sou ber to 30th April, to family of adults elders: .\"about December 17 ritain, an « $3.30, $2.60, won; Deliahm, 113, :cfui only.unfurnished apartment.Caroung, Cunningham, Robertson and usual abou scember 1 ine organ hand to witness the contest, and McTaggart, $3.40, $2.60, second: satisfying.1 tier Avenue, near Grande Alles, Six King.Manager: John J.e- e annu TEAR [cheer thelr favorites on.3 Wal Poy \u2018 ed b arb nly Coaches: Hughey Jennings| zation will be held fn Montreal on |\" Troubler, 107 Weiner, $3.30, third, \" yD > PIE wy rooms and bath room, heated, garb- nd Cosey Doolan.the firs Saturday of November, Time, 1:48 2-5.Flea, Asrasl, LA A A AU A AA LL | tés ana mow removed.Phone 3377.i New York Americans\u2014Pitchers: = Chandelier and Sweet Bouquet also cet3x8 ush, Mays, Shawkey, kloyt, Jones, .rer \u2018Doul and Murray.Catchers: Sporting Notes.au à race, claiming, four-year.LOST.) hang, Hofmann and Devormer.© and up, mile and a furlong\u2014 IMPERIAL TOBACCO COMPANY oo CANADA, LINTER roro A volé chain co S ; fielders: Pipp.Ward, Scott, | Rouen, 106, Nolan, $4.45, $2.90, \u2014A gold chain bracelet, on Baker and McNally, Out-| Flood Johnston, San Francisco $2.30, won; Kent!sh Boy, 109, An- John street or Fabrique street, be- | Dugan, Ruth, Bob Meusel, Wite [PéRvyweight and Bob Martin, A.E.derson, $4.80, $2.85, second; Joan .tween § and ¢ Saturday evening.flelders: Ruth, 1 '|#.champion.have been matched to of Arc, 113, Ambrose, $2.80, third.Reward on returning to Chronicle McMillan, Elmer Smith and Skinner.box fifteen rounds at Madison Time, 1:64 1.5.Buncrana, Mary Office.octsx3 rm Cotes Leary una Square Garden next Friday night.a Jane Baker, Billy Lane and Leta _\u2014m rer ; Harry Greb had een picker also ran.LOST\u2014OR Thursday, Sept.28th, Frank Roth.tentatively as Martin's opponent but Some of Most Spectacular Seventh race, claiming, three year-olds and up, mile and 70 yards.\u2014Ogarite, 98.Ladreville, $21.40, $9.10, $7.35, won; Blarney Boy, 103, Wilson, $7.65, $8.40, second; Penelady\u201d gold bracelet watch, by way of Claire Fontaine, 8t.John and on street cams from corner of Ste.Ursule street, to corner of Berthelot and Grande Alles and thence on All Reserved Seats Sold.Ed.Darrow, husine:s director of the New York Yankees, announced 1onight that every reserved seat for the New York State Athletic Commission ruled that the United States Lght-heavyweight champion cannot bux in New York State until he Racing In Half Century Witnessed At Leamington \u2018he world's serics games had beenipieets Johnny Wilson, of Boston for lope, 107, Nolan, $3.45, third.Time.toot by Grande \u2018Allee, Dufferin \\ sold.the middleweight tite.1:46 3-6.Ring, Mirkcle Man, Dis.W 1d S B B 11 Avenue, New Road, Dauphine, Fans should remember in this e À Leamington, Ky., Oct.2\u2014Some of solute, Kingling II., George Duncan.or eries ase- a Cook street and by City Ha to connection, however, that the entire Latthng Siki, conqueror of [the most spectacular racing in its |The Wag.Lad's Love also ran.Empire Theatre.Finder please re- upper grand stand and bleachersare eorges Carpentier and light-heavy-|Afty years of history was witnessed turn to Chronicle Office.A reward.not reserved, representing more | weight champion of the world, v/a: the opening day of the Golden Pla er Boards octsxs | than thirty-two thousand seas scheduled to fight in Rotterdam nex: Jubilee meeting of the Kentucky y A which will be placed on sale on the i'riday with Breitenstrater, heavy: |I'rotting Horse Breeders\u2019 Associa.FOR SALE.= day of ench game.weight champion of Germany.tion this afierncon.The feature Distribu \u2014\u2014 New York, Oct.2\u2014A fast freight .so 0 event, the W ut Hall Cup went to Will be ted to Quebec City Fans 390 TONS OF ICE FOR SALE.train stopped In Newark, N.J.at Baseball has noi been brought t.!Sanford Small's four-year-old colt.i tone of toe Apdusk today and from one of its Carta close in this city as yet.Sunday |The Great Vaio, the three heats de- By piy te P.I.Helden, 649 Champlain doors jumped a lengthy, sunburned |C.B., local champions, will play the ing the fastest ever trotted in the street.Phone 484.veptiitf « youth known down in & far, hot|Verdun nine, an independent outtit, event, and the third heat equating corner of Teras a» \u201cLong Jim\u2019 |at the Quebec Baseball Park.The|the record for the event set by Ance The (Quebec Chronicle ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE AT Baker, sar hurler of a semi-profes- | Verdun team is composed of former {Guy in 1913, Led Fi Id i F urth R At A REAL BARGAIN PRICE.sional team named after a grocer for City League players who deserieo Peter The Brewer, in a hot [1 n 0 ace FOR SALE\u2014Im lately an os- advertising purposes.league company to play independent |stretch drive, landed the first heat .- Through the Courtesy of tablshment Tamed two Jim came to New York on a tube [ball and Is capable of giving C.B.[trom Czar Worthy in impressive Maisonneuve Yesterday\u2014 tables, à barber sho, En ice Soot train and found a cheap hotel.à siiff etruggie.s.yle.but Cox changed his tactics THE GENERAL ELECTRIC Oo, Soheneetady, M V.! parlor, P, ia ream Who .\u2026.he Great Volo fa the second) Connecticut Won , restaurant, fruit, tobanco, Who's goin\u2019 to pitch the fust Th ; ¢ ihe World with = Great | , Ÿ bonbons.Building 60 x 26, first or 3 ¢ opening game of the World ~|and third Heals, coming from be ., 16 ee Bush fer the Yanks and Series Will be played tomorrow withjhind in well-timed drives and land- These boards are intended primarily for the use of owners of Radio Siem finish, Inserior and exiariar.\u2018 eft handed [Ihe Giants as the home team.Joeling the brother to Peter Volo and| Montreal.Oct.2\u2014 ts of te.Receiving Sets, who wish to follow the big series play by play, as gencies for erent comgantes.tittle Artie Nehf.the let 8 Results of to The okiy agency of ite kind here Giant\u201d, aflswered an individual Bush is looked upon as the possiole| Volga in front, day's raci g, ut .yalsonneuve were:- | each play actually occurs.But will also afford interest and population 800.Write to M.Renierwhose face was buried in à sporting oc, a, : Dre Hain, jing oe rank WH .ever Jane ever rein, race.purse être thre | amusement to fans following the mames from newspaper reports, Vilmontel, P.Q.sept2sxs \u2018 page.ç § ; rent and up.about five fur enabling them to better visualize the exciting contests and to study \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 a or \u201c -lArtie Nehf will likely be sent fa tu[trainer Ren White as pilot, won the |lon, oi ., < 5 Waal\u201d.drawied Jim, \u201cI heen ex-! benders for MeGraws renewal @s\u2014Triomphani.118, Kenned: FOR BALE\u201480lid bitck house, the 3st of the two-year-oldi$13.85, 87.45, $6.90, won: Sandal, * each move at their leisure, - pectin\u2019 for some time that some of |Perve 118, O'Mahoney, $3.95, $3.06, sec | * a clan 10 rooms, these here days I'd he a plichin\u2019 a .d.vision of the Kentucky Futurity.modern conveniences.: = Garage.Situated in Upper Town.N ._\u2014 Her aerond heat in 2:06% is thelond; Muase: to Gib 8 world series game myself.so I thot | .ae y i asey.\u201c son.$6.18, Apply 20 Turnbull Ave., or 240 Ae 1'd come up lo sea what they're like, WILL UMPIRE THE heat of Lhe season for a two-year- third.Nick Jondon, Foxhave.s.! Joseph St.i s0pL30x6 COUPON GOOD FOR ONE RADIO BASEBALL PLAYING BOARD, old (roiter.Jane Revere in the daughter of Volga that won the «vent in 1915.Volga's time on that WORLD'S SERIES GAMES J.Royden and Drapery also ran.Second race, purse $488, for three.year-olds and up, claiming, §% \u2018ui- xet used to the crowds of folks and aH that stuff.Ain't never seed one afore\u2019 New York, Oct, 2\u2014W.Kiem and W.McCormick for the Nationa: | : :07 .At about the same ume Jim left {league and C.B.COwens and|Pcrasion was IN *qualling he longs-Hohokus, 115, Ball.32.70, PRESENTED BT AUTOMOBILE ELETRICIAN \u2014 his treight and for some hours pre- (ieorge Hidegrath for the Am-rican a el ru 0-year-132.90, $2.40, won; Draftsman, 11a, The Quebec Chronicle An expert on all types of automo- viously during the day.fast passen- | League were announced ioday an the]?Wa \"Pi ce mana Finvarre was Kennedy, $7.$4.20, second; Mike.bile electric systems and battery ger trains were arriving at thelr [umpires for the World's Series by her à \u201c \"et er in the 24% 115, Bullman, $2.80, thrd.Time, THROUGH THE COURTESY OF work.Permanent position with New York terminals bringing crowds [Commissioner K.M.Landis.rather An easy winner in \u20181° [1:34 1-6.Smite, Kinetic, Swi THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., SCHENECTADY, N.¥.good pay for man who can qualify.{ trot which opened the meeting.Cricket and Lebalafre also ran.| Third race.purse $400, for three- year-olds and up, about five fun References require\u201d.Apply L.2, apebrtf.of minor and major lengue players, managers and officials and news- vapermen and a fair sized bunch of PANCHO VILLA SUFFERING \u2014 \u2014 FROM CHICKENPOX MFADOWBROOK COULD NOT care of Chronicle, , OVERCOME HANDICAF longs\u2014Connecticut, 115, Ball, $6.55.Only a comparatively limited supply of these boards, which WONDERFUL.MEDICINAL, fans.It probahly is true that the .2\u2014Phyaic ; CN .y 3 2 a s \u20ac se ctional rare Sn nor mo great today he oe a nca Weatbury, N.Y.Oct, 8 \u2014 The Hore $2.00 ; won Carrie Haker,f are well printed on liaht caré board.is available, but will be dis- HERBS \u2014 State age, oox, diseases, when the series has for {18 principals | American Ayweight champion, from |Meadowbrook \u201cBig Four A, nited Judge es ne second: H tributed.while they last.to anv person presenting à cony of the enclosing ons doMar, you owe us \u2018 wo teama of he name city, but & his scheduled bout tonight with te ove A Tan: third.Time, 1:01 2-6.Margaret coupon to be found in this announcement at the Chronicle Office, one de Eee of Lu orien ie basesall fan is like a litile hoy when Battling Murray.declaring that the , > Wh Me A = : nun sister's heau is railing.He can't [champion is *ulfering from chicken.|?CiRht moals conceded to the Nu Fannie WhHhe and MiyLridge 9 Buade St.to-day.Cut the Coupon out and secure your O.Bok 471, Quebec.mpitèxé forage the burning desire to take & pox Flamingos today and lost 16 to 11 in j&180 ran, Piayer Board.- peek : A \u201ctuning-up\u201d match for the Inter- Fourth ne pures 849.for three- PERSONAL : > ; T : Wednesday and [year olds and up, claiming, six fur And, tco.à funny thing about the | KOLEHMAINEN SET national ron: dis, \u201cli Lr .> A ; Saturday between the \u201cBig Four\" (longs\u2014Golden Red, 117, Gibson, MARRY\u2014For speedy marriage, } \"ng | NRW WORLD'S eon (I ATi, Wigan fo [149,158 11.16 mans BE RETR ae \u2018American teams and one could hard- | Helsingfors.Finland.Oct, 2\u2014 [holders of the ah and American ond: Yittan Go 100 Garlepy.$460, nis nb ae 10 Tre .by conceive of interest in the series Hannes Kolehmainen.the Finnish |onen championship.third.Time, 1:17 3.8 tomar, tho ary amet ants, being manifest in the Orient, or In [runner, broke the world's record to- Py \u2014 = Chas.A.B rn and Last 1 Nt :; confidential the Far North countries of Europe.dus for thirty kilometers, doing che CANADA'S FIRE LOSSES an.vroe Girl also \u2019.\u2014 \u2014 eus \"The OM Rellable Boon \u2026.s v Yet among the writers who will [distance in one hour, 47 minutes.Fitt ce, 500, - Wrubel, Box 26, Oak) \u201c æuport the games for newmpapers!13.3 seconda.The previous record IN LAST TEN YEARS year as ng Puree $50 or Pt Hem ut ains, from other countries are a sjuad a EE Fe ue bad hy yards\u20148ir Galahad IL, 108, Buhfrom England, two from Japan.one \u2018 one hour.R 3 : from France, one from Ruin.one * Minutes, 4.2 seconds.1m 191.| Over Three Thousand Lives Ramone 1 164 cams gvoni : BOOK S trom Cuba, & couple from Brasil and jem _ = 000 34.36, second; Joe, &., 106, Atkinson, the Argentine, a half score from \u201cBah Lost And $250,000, of $3.10, third.Time, 1:46 3-8, Dairy- DAILY FAST DAY TRAIN \u2014 Canada and one from Sweden.The abe Ruth, notwithstanding the D d man, Myrtle Crown and Fireworth .THIS FREEDOM, by A Mfatter probably an attrncted by 1he | (AC! Eat he wan kent out ot ne| | Property Destroye also ran, ; Hutchinson, author of \u201cIf Winter for FIVE HOURS | same for more than & month Cvengros.how- | being temperamental and antagonis.Comes.\u201d BLACK GANG, by Sapper, a new fants Iatest pitching acquisition, ne a Mr.Cvengros, Sixth race, purse $400, for three.year-olds and up, Ottawa, Oct, 2\u2014Over three thou- 6% furlonge\u2014 ver, ls not a world nerien eligible, '!C 10 the much revered umpires, and | gand jiver lomt and insurable pro- Parole, 116, Simmons, $7.60, $4.35.hooner Formail Q dull-dog Drummond story.* Press reservations have heen made | ¥AYS Way to Rogers Hornsby of the perty in excess of $260,000,000 de-182.66, won: Snerne e 0, La Owners Of Schoo y UEBEC .MONTREAL FOURSQUARE, by Grace 8 by men representing every large city | Cavdinaly for home run honors, in| ores 1s Canadas fire loss for the [16.20 62.80, second; Nan, 116, aiv-| Withdrew Entry For Inter- Via Quebee Bridge.Richmond, the United States and Canada.= | tXHécted to be pomewhat of & terror | past ten years.Thin le the announ- |son, 82.88, third.Time 1:25 4.8.\u201cIRE MONTREAL\" TRE QUESEC\" RTAIN PEOPLE OF IM- .Many are from the Pacific const, to the (ant hurlers.cement contained in the Governor- dé Batinmores also ran.| © national Event Lv.Quebec 1.20 PM.| Lv.Montreal 9 448 PX.PORTANCE bY kathleen Norrie.\u2018while the minor lengue cities, at a?Jum wait Gil Baby Ruth |qeperal'n proclamation designating \u2026 purses $300, 1 .asset - Mon rrucsn se Mfor \u2014 Alto \u2014 s and up, six furlonga MARIA CHAPDELAINE, [ss P.J.EVOY Station) Âe.Montreal.620 PM.(Bonaventure Btation) steps up to that plate with that old stick of his\u201d warned 2 Park Row newsboy who believes in the Yankees.\u201cHe'll make \u2018em look sick, he will.Believe me, old hom, I'm a three-year \u2014Mise Holland, 112, Gibson, $5.40, October 2nd to 8th hae fire prevention week.For the year 1921 alone the Jose amounts to 350 liven and property to the extent of $45,000, {east the larger of them, have rent writers along with the fans, Businese \u2018managers of both the clube have announced that the requests (Bonaventure Station) .Queten.0.45 PM.(Palais Station) Parlor and Dining Service.Ar.Boston, Oct.3\u2014The Mayfiower Association, owners of the schooner \"| , $2.40, won; Jamima.113, Hall, $4.85, 92.60, recond; Geviillan, {17, for etat reservalions are much .= 000.The proclamation ntatez thin|Simmons, $2.76, dhird, Time, | Mayflower, debarred by the Canlarger than lent year, when the | ®ISK'UD for him.has heen unparalleled and draws at- [1:17 4-6.W.M.Baker, Auni|egiun teustees of the International DAILY NIGHT TRAIN 1 361 00.John Buvet.Tanke and the Giants were the prin- | ae, Boon hair on ng tention to the gnormour And Inevi- Docs Semper Stalwart and Warlpishermen(s Trophy as a contender Via Quebec Bridge, ° etpale.Mays are rated by (he « ably Increase tr : : I a C ties to be raced xperts to be | A) school, factories and thestres \u2014_\u2014 rs In this year's Cup series PE MOUNT ROYAL™ .\u201d omnis to sens ato 40.000 | TUCK BUST than McGraw's mounds.| nave heen cireutred with pin.|LADIES' GOIF TUB oft Gloucester this month, today || Le, Quevec.n se ML66 PM, | Le, THR CTTADELE px | vos [ .ermons In the Bolo Grounds.where Taek Boor, ho and Virgil Barnes.| ppieta, enumerating the ahove facts, COMPETITIONS formally withdrew the Msyflowsr's (Pai lation ) \u2018Monaventuré Station) STYLE.FIT Ç ow the games will be played.Each | Bush won 16 Quillen end Ryan.[common causes of fires and precau- There was quite & large number [entry for the International event, Ar, Momtreal.60.88 A.M.| Ar.Quehee., ., .6.45 AM.9 téem will alternate in being \u201cthe | this season fri ~ ot rankess | ons that should be taken to pre- (of members of the Quebec Ladies [but asked the right to hav (Bonaventure Station) , (Palais Station) : coû home team\u201d \u2018with the Giante enjoy- | both won a good atorny of hon vent them.: soit Shun turned, up.yesterday to|pete in the Slminsion ! J.M Fiectric Jdshted Sundard Rleeping Cars.1 WORKMANSHIP 5 com or the Boulton ° message to Wm.J.Macearn of the home bench a ans.Jae the underhand- FALLS HEIR TO FORTUNE.(ihe ave and Bronse Medals, \"en Inte.* chairman of the American For tickets and particulars of optional route arrange.ONLVER YOUR CLOTMAS Whatever may be the intarsst out | has had an off year.PAOD Haminon, Oct.3\u2014Mrs.J., B [three of which were handicap medal [Fishermen's Race Committee, Glou- ments, apply to City Passenger Offices, 10 St.Ann St, \u2014 POE ma Phone 639 and 830; Palais Station.3136; Parent Suare, 3427; Levis, 89, or nenrest Ticket Agent Canadien Netonal Railways.Griffith, wife of J.B, Grifith, purchasing agent for the Domimion Power and Tranamieston Co.here, has fallen heir tn $1,000,000 through the death of her haM-bro- play, and some very good cards were turned in.The Boulton Plate was won by Miss Billie Watson, while Mm.Foy won the Silver Medal competition, cester, J.Henry Hunt, Chairman ot the Mayflower Association said: \"We withdraw the entry of th schooner Mayflower as a contestant for the International Fisherm beyond the Hudson in this series between the Manhattan teams, thers are enough fans among the six mil- tion foiks of Greater New York to keep up a lively sputter-sputter of Jom Barnes and Scott have Jean the best of the Giants, while Ryan hi hown excellent form and may get & chance against the Americans.S.J.BURKE MERCHANT TAYLOR chances of the teams.* the siim margin of one game.° Yet the Glante won their pennant ther, who was president of a De.[and Mise Muriel Gallagher (hat fon |cup, but te determine whounor she ï 167 ST, 2OUX STRAKD speculative chatter on the ifs and | without a great deal of trouble, | trait departmental stere.Mer son [the Bronse Medal.te 4 real contribution te the medelo [liege of participating in the trial, The Mayflewer Association in.- howe 188-w .ands and whats and whys of the while the Tanks finished with but | Heuce Has received & farm valued| Today the Club Championship [of our fishing fest and te satisfy [races.Please answer at yeur|cludee 165 members sharing owner: à { a over $00,008 from the estate.Conselation finale will be played.[public interest we request the priv- earliest conveniençe.\u201d ship of the vessel.t .vo ' wo.- .\u2019 + .\u2018 + tas é oo TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1922.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.WREST gy 0 \u2018Sharp Advance In Prices Took Place : Y esterday At N.Y.GAINS SPREAD OVER MOST OF LIST\u2014CHIEFLY OILS, .EQUIPMENTS AND STEELS Professional Shorts Hastened.To Cover\u2014Exoellent Gains Also Made By Speciaities\u2014Mexioan Petroleum Exhibited Marked Reversal Of Form\u2014Standard Oil Of California Uf, : : e > - New York, Oct.3\u2014A sharp advance in prices took place in today's stosk market on receipt of nows that she British and Turkish Commanders in the Near Eust had agreed to mest at & truce con térence tomorrow.Profesional short Interests who had wold stooks freely last wees on the disquisting foreign despatches, hastened to cover and their demands, coupled with those of traders who had kept out of the market unll the war clouds apparently nud passed, resubed is most aciive ls- Sues registering guins of from 1 to nearly four points The advances were spread over most of the Met, but the largest gains were recorded in the steels, squipments and the olls.Home excellent gaine also wers made Ly Specialties, particularly Otis Elewator, which was up 7; American Linseed, up 3 1-4; Electric Storage Battery, up 3 1-3, and Wells Fargo Expreme uf 3 3-4.Bethlelwen B., Lackawanna and MMvaie each were pushed up | more than two points, some of the buying being attributed to uncon- firmes reports that the Midvale Company might be taken into the Bethishem-Lackawanna combination.United States Steel common moved up ! 3-8 and Republic 1 5-8.Strength of squipments was based on additional large orders from the hig railway systems, (he orders now on the books of the Baldwin, American [Locomotive and Pullman Companies baling reported as mors than three times am large as those on January 1.Thome three stocks 7 gistered gains nf from 1 3-4 to ?1-4 In today's trading.Mexican Petroleum, which was under preawure last week exhibited | a marked reversai of form today, showing a net gain of 3 1-4 points.Reports that the Mexican Government hed ruled against the State of Vera Crus imposing & state tax on Petroleum production was a favora- bie influence.Standard Oil of California moved up 2 3-8 and Standard Oil of N.JI., desplis announcement of & cut of two cents a gallon for gasoline in the Carolinas by Lhe New Jerwey Co.Hailroad stocks appeared to have shaken off the dampening influence of poor August earnings statements, C.P.R.heading the list with gain of 2 3-8 points.Several others moved up & point or more, Sugar shares made a good response to tho advanoe in prices for the refined product.American climbing 3 5-8 with emaher gains being nated in Cuban-American and Cuba Cane.The Jewish holiday ancounted in part for the lighter volume of busines, total sais aggregating 735,000 shares.Call money opened at 3 3-4 per cent and advanced to 5, where it hel until closing.The ftrmners was attributed to withdrawals for first of the month requirements.The time money and commercial paper markets were quiet with virtually no change in rates.Foreign exchange rates strengi ened in tons in rewponse to the more favorable near Eastern news, demaid Sterling showing a gain of nearly 1 1-3 centa.German exchange was heavy, marks being quoted ax 5 1-2 cents a hundred against 8 and \u20ac 1-2 on saturdey.Canadian Exchange was quoted at à premium of 3-64, the highest in recent ru.ve Pond prices made a brisk advance in today's market on the strength of more favorable developments in the Near East, most of the demand however, coming frum speculative interests.Argentine Sa.lad the foreign group with à tWo point gain, Advances of 1 to 1 1-4, however were made by an 7 1-22, Paris Lyon-Mediter- rean 66, United Kingdom 5 1-25 or 1937, Norway 6=., Queenuland 68.Denmark Ss, Cmecho-8lovakian 8a and Volivia 8s.Prazii % 1-3 certificates fell back 3 1-3 points, apparently in response to the withdrawal of syndicate support.ma peculative industrial liens outehone tho second grade ralirnad mortgages for the first time in Several weeks, Cerro de Parco $a.were 1 the individua! feature with a gain of 2 1-2 points, and were hard premsed by Kayser 7a, Consolidated Coal of Maryland Sa.Invincible Oil 8e.and Cuba Cane 3e.all of which moved up 1 1-3 to 3 points.The rise in the railmad group was led hy Chicago Great West: | en 4m.which improved 1 1-2 points.Atchison Convertible 4s, of 1980 dropped two points.Liberty issues were slightly higher.Total sales, par value, were $8,553,000, : (By L.G.BEAUBIEN & Co.) Stocks.Open High.Low.Closesse 0 0es vue secauat ta ces se sg 56 57% A mar [1] 4\u201c se \u201c Amn Can Co .ss 53% iM 53% Amn Car & Fdy 196% 186% 136% 146h Amn Int'l Corp.34% 36 HY 36 Amn Locomotive .126% 126 133% 136% Amn Smelter .6% el 59% 60% American er.3 8 78 78 Amn Sumatrs Tobacos .cod 39 39 39 29 Amn Woollen .«.sos ood MY Ny NY 93H Anaconda Copper .sco ose 62% 83% 82 [33% Atchison Railway .\u2026.\u2026.103% 106% 103% 104% * Atlantic Guif .s.2.2 0.29% 30h 129% 30% Baldwin Loco .» ses ooo 134% 134% 131% 133% Baltimore & Ohio .64 54% 63% 54% | Beth Steel \u201cB\u201d ., 71% 73% 714 7% Calif Petroleum .83 3 1% 1% Canadian Pacifio .144% 145% 144% 146 Contral Leather .40% 41% 40% 41 Chandler Motors .«oc ooned 0% 1% s0% [383 Chesapeake & Ohlo .«0s oo 72% 2% 12% 73% Chgo M & 8 Paul .cor 0.31% 12% 31% 233% do do ptd.46% 46% 46% 46% Chicago Rock Island .cos sae od 3% 444 436 44% Consolidated Gas .136% 133% 136% 137% Gelumbia Gas .100% 110 108% 110 Corn Products 114% 113% 114% 118 Crucible Steel 834% 54% 82% 84% 18% 15% 18% 16% 9% 4% 94% 26% 91% 92% 20% 2% tieneral Motors .done 14% 14% 14 14% inapiration Copper .\u2026.«cv 2.+\u20260.001.0 38% 38% Int Mer Marine .coe +.14% lat Mer Marine pré.coo ooo +o 59% Int'l Paper .coe ose 67% Int'l Harvesters .107% Relly Springfield .\u201cHy Kennecott Copper .34% Keystone Tire 8% Lackawanna Steel .79% Lehigh Valley .67% Mexican Petrol .«os 180% Midvale Bteel .200 000 0 33% wy Middle Bates OM .ses 13% Missouri Pacifie .oo.28% New Haven RR 0.0.30% N Y Central .coe sas ee s% Pace Ol o.oo conven ous 56% Pan-Amn Petroi .MY Pierce Arrow .13% Producers & % Repding 17% Republic Iron % Royal Duteh .67% Gineialr Cons .38% thern Pacife .mY uthern Rallwvay 25% Stromberg Carb .sx Mudebaker, .137% Toxas CO.+20 000 000 x Tinken Roller Bearings .29% Febacco Products .\u201coy Union Pacific oo «ov oss 180 United Fruit 0.160 Uni Retail Stores .82% U 8 Ind Alcohol .% U8 Rubber .eos AK US Mel.108% Utah Copper .«se vee o vee 68% \"wy Vanadium Steel .2.0.444 46% Westinghouse Blectrie .ax sw Wiillys-Overland .ee eer wes, (1 % [ARIA RN IENRAR IRIAN SHANA INA CNEEY g.Salen have been made of + Egg Market Jlorexe ome at 40¢ 1.00, Montreal, a at 19 shillings and 19 shilNn, .Ottawa, Oct.3\u2014Very little change | six pence and a sale Is reported = 20 shillings c.i.f.Toronto firm mpecisle jobbing 48c to 47c, extras 43c te 48c; firets 340 to 87e: seconds 30a.Montreal firm, specials 430 to 48s, entras 87e te s te 406, firate 210.noted in the egg situation at dic- nt\u2019 aonsuming centre in Canadagrades are inclined to advance.tario country markets very firm higher, shippers paying Sie to .{0 producers and stores making es of graded firsts at 400 f.0.b.n free, and candied current re- at 34 f.0.0., casa returned.Cash registers are probably not of much use In Russia.The quick: Closing Letters By Local Brokers C\u2014\u2014 {By Rreen.Gourdesu & Ca) New York, Oct.1\u2014A decided improvement in stock market prices was shown In today's session.This was aterlbuted to the better news from abroad.However, although of this betterment short covering was chiefly responsible and buying for the long account was reported to be comparatively meagre.At no time did trading amume marked activity, the advance in quoted values being aocomplished in ao gradual manner.The tone of the market similar throughout and prices at the close wers about the beat of the day.Briefly, a caytious attitudes seems to be pretty generally adhered to pend- Ing definite developments from the Near Bast.Stocks, sales 767,300; 000,000, «(By I.G.Beaubien & Co.) New York, Oot.2\u2014Particular le sues, such as Midvale Bteel, U.8.Steel and many of the specialties have given a very good aceount of themselves throughout the afternoon.The tone has continued firm but business Is on a very moderate scale with most of the transfers in one hundred share lots.Call money advanced to § percent this afternoon but the market pald scant attention to this advance.The news as a whole has been very co- lorieas this afternoon and with the natural small attendance in the financial district today the bulk of the trading has originated in commission houses and has not been professions].It is reported thie at- ternoon that Republic Iron and Steel Company will follow Brier Hill in accomplishing some new financing, by bond issue, in the near future.The report was not confirmed.Daily Gossip On Leading Stocks Money on call on the New York Stock Exchange ranged batween 4 and 8 percent.for this week, compared with a range of six and 8 1-2 last week.Time money continued quiet.Funds were lent in small volume at 4 1-4 percent for three to aix monthe maturities.There was a email inquiry from brokers for money at 4 1-2 per cent.for sixty days.The renewal rate was 4 3-4 percent.In an active market for commercial paper the rate for prime names continues at 4 1-2 percent.A few exceptional names still command the lower rate, but the higher rate is now the market.Logan & Bryan\u2014The market is expected to continue irregular, but with buying showing Improvement on all reactions in standard stocks.The floating supply of these imsues I» concentrating In strong hands, according to latest developments.All things considered, we do not see anything at the moment to warrant purchases of stocks.>.Further liquidation In Brasidan Traction shares on Saturday had no other explanation than the continued weakness In the miirels, with the resultant fears as to the security of the dividend on Brazilian stock.The movement of milrels recently has been a rather mysterious one.There Is strikingly little liaison between Canada and Brasil in view of the interest, financial and otherwise, which Canadians have in the great South American republic, and the only explanation that has heen forthcoming has been that the Bank of Brasil had ceased its pegging of the rate at 13 or better.Tt has been noticeable that the weakness moments of the Brazilian rate have come at times when steräng was showing a reactionary tendency.The more favorable tuzn of events in the Near East may he expected to have \u2018a constructive effect upon sterNng and this may in turn strengthen the miireis.The commercial situation in Brasil, which, after all, should be the prime factor in determining the value of the mitreis, seems to de headed the right way, so a comparatively quick return of the milreiæ to recent higher levels would not be surprising.bonds 88,- Foreign Exchange \u2014 (My Ti.@.Beandien M C0.) New York: premium .23-32% f.ondon: pound sterling .846.98%5 $4.23028 Parle: franc .0757 0762 Brussels: franc .0718 0716 Geneva: france .1866 1866 Madrid: peseta 1612 1612 Berlin: mark .0008 000EEO Vienna: erown .000018 000018 Rotterdam: florin .3868 3804 Rome: Jira .0427 0427 Athens: drachma .0378 ean Christiania: erown .1717 1719 Bt.Petersd routle 00008 0000360 Copenhagen: crown .2040 Btockhoim: crown .2845 Sugar Market New York, Oct.1\u2014The early raw sugar market was firmer and prices wère 1 1-16c higher to the basis of 9 1-4c.for Cubas cont and freight equal to 6.02 for centrifugal.There were mies of 61,000 bags of Cubas prompt shipment.Raw sugar futures were firmer on trade and commission houm buying prompted by the higher ruling of the epot market and a better inquiry for refined sugar.Prices at midday were # to 10 points net higher.Refined sugar was firmer and unchanged to 16 points higher with fine granulated quoted at 6,25 tp 6.40.A better inquiry was reported.Refined futures nominal.Reduoe Your Fat Without Dieting 2648 SAA Smo hs i abl tel rr eve.frends te Ta suhstansial live they Hi eg I red Hi ir and adh ly without go ng tiresome exorcise Marmola Tablets are e world a one of method is to ues & hay hader.\u2014 Telegraphexpert demand, for ome 18 im- | Colorado Springs = Nero Comp ward Ave, Detrolt, hic Fre + [closed barely steady.Closing bids: SHARP RALLY IN MONTREAL MARKET WHICH WIPED OUT LOSSES THROUGHOUT LIST Advance Generally Coincided With Opening Sale\u2014Issues Held Initial Gains Or improved Upon Them\u2014In Particular Papers Showed Strength\u2014Brazilian Most Active Stock Of Day\u2014Spanish River Second Montreal, Oet.3\u2014On the turn for the better in Near Fast news there was a shaip rally in the local market today which wiped oui from one to five points of recent loses throughout the list.The advance was in most cases coinctdent with the opening sale and issues held these initial gained for the most part and in may cases improved upon them.In particular the papers showed the strongest tendency while Brazidan which hae been under heavy pressure recen:.ly was the most active stock of the day and made a substantial gain, closing at 41 3-4, up 3 1-4 paints.Spanish Kiver was the second most active stock.It opened at #1 and wold up «o 53 1-4 for a main of five points.The preferred was third in activity, opening 4 1-4 points up at 102, where it closed.Toronto Rallway sprang into unusual activity and scored the greatest gain of the day, closing at a new high of 3% for a net advance of seven points B.C.Fishing also touched new high ground, being up 1-2 to 30 1-2, Lyall was the lowest features of the day being off § 1-3 points to 43.Ontario Steel wus off 1 3-4 to 40; Ottawa Power was down & point at 21, while all other lomea were tractionai.Trading in listed bonds showed a perceptitie picking up with three new high.Ogilvie \u201cC\" was the strong feature, being up 3 1-4 points to 103 1-4; Wayagumack 8s, wers up 3-4 to 31 3-4 and Winnipeg Electric Sa, gained | 3-8 to 81, Total sakes listed 16.323; bonds 395,100.(By L G.BEAUBIEN & Co.) Stocks.Open, High.Low.Close.Abditibl Power .se» coe seeds se 4 59% Atlantic Sugar .\u2018 ny 21 21 Asbestos Corp.ee aes ae 6e [114 [1] Brompton Pulp .«oo os.34 33 3 Bell Telephone .+ 200 ose 116 114% 116 Grazillan Traction .41% 40% 41% British Empire Stesl.\u2026.13 13 13 British Emnire 2nd pid.34 334 344% Can Car & Fdy ptd.68% B34 SEK Can Cement .7 4 74 Can Cement pfd.97 6% 7 Can Cotton .102 102 103 Cons Smelting .16% 26 26% Can 88 Lines ptd .84 53% 83% Can Converters .\u201d0 39% 39% Dominion Bridge 7 78 \" Don Bteel Corp p! 18% 78 18 Detroit United.s% 6s ay Dominion Clans .78 74 7 General Fiectric .1% 81% 1% Howard-Bmith.79 T6C% : taurentide Pulp .0.555 00\" 94 9 9 Peter Lyall Cons \u201c .43 a 43 43 Montreal Power .c os 974 88 97 9 National Breweries .- +.64 [1] 53% 823% Price Brothers .+.+++ 00 \u2026\u2026.43 43 43 43 Quebec RaflWAY 2.2 020 000 00 .38% 27 254 27 Riordon pfd.4.5 010 sana .9 ° 9 9 shawinigan Power.«cs ood L111 111 111 111 Spanish River .8.++.cen 4 cee 91 934 9 934 Spanish River pfà .ees sends 102 192 101 102 ftael Co of Canada.«co ssa ode .7 14% 73 14% &t lawrence Flour .17 77 17 77 Toronto Street Railway.FE - 14% s% LTE\" 8844 Wayagamack .owes man .67% 57% 57% 874 Winnipeg Railway .246 ihe mes eeraecaiaes ze 36 36 3e VICTORY BONDS-(Tex Erempt) : 1937 5% per cent.- PE 106.15 106.16 106.18 106.15 1932 6% per cent.om csucus 102.36 108.85 102.85 102.84 MISCELLANEOUS: Quebec Rail Bonds .78 76 7 7 Toronto, Oct.2\u2014Manitoba wheat.Ne.1 Northern $1.08.American corn No.2 yellow 80e: No.3 yellow 79c.Ontario oats No.238c to Ae.Ontario wheat No.2 winter per today as à result of stoppage of warlike moves at the Dardanelles.The, market cloned easy, 1 to ! 1-2 net | lower with December $1.04 1-2 to $1.04 6-8, and May $1.07 5-8 to $1.07 3-4.Corn gained 1-8 to 7-£c: oate fin- 2 white car tot fr to 9c; No.3 8c to 0c.) ished 1-8c off to 3-8c.@ 1-2c up.Barley, malting Bic to $c.and provisions unchanged to 7c Rye, No.2 62c to 67e.higher.Closing: Manitoba flour firsts patents $6.80: Wheat, Dec.$1.04 12: May $1.07 second patents 36.30.-Sc.Ontario flour, 90 percent patent, $4.50 to $4.60 in jute hage.Montreal; 90 percent patent, $4.36 to $4.45 jute bags Toronto; 90 percent patent $4.20 to $4.25 hulk seaboard.Millfeed, bran $21; shorts 423: good feed flour per bag $1.70.Hay, extra No.2 $16: mixed $13.50 to $14.00: clover $18.50 to $14.00, atraw $9.00.Gov't.Bond Yields Campited by T.\u20ac1.Beaubien & Co.Corn, Dec.59 8-4c:; May 62c.Osta Dec.87 1-3c; May 38 2-4c.Pork, not quoted.Tard, Oct.$11.17; January $9.18.Ribs, Oct.$10.37.London Market London Oct.1\u2014Prices were firmer on the mock exchange today.Bar gold 248; money 2 percent.Discount rates, short bill» 2 1-4 to 2 3-8 percent; three monthe bille 2 9-16 to 2 5-8 percent.Bonds Free From Usual Income Taz \u2014\u2014\u2014 1922 84% 100.00 6.409 | QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY.1827 Bi\u201c 101.00 5.30\" \u2014 1987 BY\u201c 108.18 5.00\" Change of Passenger Trains 1923 4\" $9.20 6.00 \u201c mu 1933 54 *\u201c 108.08 5.13 (Schedules and Stations, Effective Wav Loans.Sunday, September 2éth., 1033.1926 8 98.30 8.28\" 1981 8 9400 626\" | 21, Teave T rn Station.1937 8 100.00 | 6.00\u201c 8 a.m.y exospt Sunday for Portland, all local stations Victory Bends on main ine and Chaudiere Subject to Income Tax.division.1934 6% 9945 6.3:00 p.m.daily for all local 1934 4\" 100.40 8.46\" |otatione on main line, New York, Boston and sll New England points.This train will make oon: Cotton Market.nection at Tring Jet.for points mn Megantio division, daily except Sunday.Arrive Palaia Mation.1:60 p.m.daily from Sherbrooke, New York, Boston and all New England points.10:00 p.m.dally except Sunday from Portland, Sherbrooke and ail local stations.Leave Ievis Station.3:46 p.m.daily except MOTOR for Bt.George.4:30 p.m.daily except Sunday for Lake Frontiers.Arrive Icvis Station, New York, Oct.3\u2014Cotton futures January 20.33-43¢c; March 20.47c: May 20.36-42c; Oct.20.200; Dec, 20.60-87c.Spots closed quiet.Middling uplands 20.46c.Liverpool cotton, spots In limited demand.Prices firm.American middling fair 13.774.Good middling 12.874.Fully middling 13.574.Middling 13.72d.Low middling 12.174.Good ordinary 11.334.Ordinary 10.884.Galen 8,000 bales, including 4,500 Sunday, American.Receipts 28.000, includ- 10:65 a.m.datiy except Bund Ing 9,000 American.Futures : le unday fury ures closed | rom Lake Fromiere and Megantic.40:10 pm., dally except Sunday, Oil M MOTOR from St.George, arket Time tabm and full particulars can be secured from the city Passenger Office, 30 M.John Street, Chateau Frontenac Agency or at the Palais Station.F.O'CONNBLY,, London, Oct.2\u2014Closing: Culcutta linseed £19, 1Anseed oll 38s.64d.Sperm oll £38.\u2019 rock AND BOND BROKERS TELEPHONE 185-180 .167 MOUXTALN MILL Private Wire Connections with Montreal, New York and Chicago Exchanges.MUNICIPAL AND GOVERNMENT BONDS BOUGHT, SOLD AND QUOTED.\"THE MOLSONS BANK INCORFORATED 1883 Capital and Reserve $9,000,000 Frontenac Construction Co., Registered General Contractors have now removed their offices to 147 Mountain Hill, Bosse Block Room 20.Telephone 6311.Res.3430W where all information in regards to any class of work can be obtained W.SHARP, Man.Dir.128 Branches in Canada.I] There are many good reasons why sums of money should not be kept in the house.We invite deposits of $1.00 or more at any of our branches.3 Branches in Quebec McDONALD, CURRIE & (0: Chartered Acoountants.Montreal and Quebec.\u2018dow?STEEL BOND BOXES Did you see the samples in our win- They are beautifully made.Prices $7.00 and up I.J.Moore & Co., Ltd 118 18 MOUNTAIN HILL, QUEBEC.I McDOUGALL RH, KENNEDY, C.A Authorised Trustee.138 St.Peter Btreer.Telephone: 1942, meptiTzén ; and | COWANS STOCK BROKERS 79 St.Peter Street WE sur and SELL ! VICTORY BONDS ! Telephones 1402-1403 The Toronto The Chicago Produce Marke: Produce Market -_ Chicago, Oct.I\u2014Wheat prices foil ' = PALMER'S HUNTING MOCASSINS Men\u2019s in 12-inch and knee high; Ladies\u2019 in 12-inch only.bl) EVENING SLIPPERS\u2014all the latest styles.MEN'S AND BOYS' PATENT OXFORDS AND PUMPS.HURLBUT SHOES FOR CHILDREN.JAEGER SLIPPERS\u2014AII Styles.| Custom Work and Repairing.Wm.Jacques & Sons 42 Enrique Street, Quebec à Tel.427 CITY HALL.CITY OF QUEBEC.September 22nd, 1322.PUBLIC NOTICE.b | ge: Assessment of Bosinesa, Pere sonal Taxes, Etc., And Supplementary Roll For Proprietors.1 i 1922-1923.| PUBLIC NOTICE ls hereby given Y! that the assessment books for ali the wards of the City of Quebec have been deposited by the urxes- Petroleum, American refined 1s, 24: spirits 10.3d, Turpentine spirits 102s.94.Ronin, American strained 16a.type \u201ca\u201d 15m, 64.Tallow, Australian 896, 34.District Passenger Agent The man who used to think he was lueky if he found a horseshoe would be lucky if he found one today~\u2014Dayton News.Savannah, Oct.3 \u2014Turpentine firm 139 1-4: sales 200: receipts 70: wh shipments 1.008; stock 10.030, Estifun Rosin dull, salen none, receipts 1.- eur 138; shipments 14,208; stock 91.380.pas ° a.ER] sers ntl The school of critics Is crowded.inf nd Lut) the undersigned.and that the said i [ne of the said City, in the office of ! hooks will be opened to all interest- ; CHILDREN\u2019S LADIES\u2019 É Knitted Suits Sweaters 5 Sweaters Golfers ÿ Socks and Stockings Cardigans BE Underwear Spencers 5 Siippers Blouses É Golf Hose Stockings 8 Camel Hair Coats Knickers Jaeger Motor Rugs and Steamer Rugs Jaeger Camel Hair Blankets { John Jeeger Scarfs, Shawis, Bathing Suits Darlington Opposite General Post Office Phone 666 Reg'd | RE | ed persons, 2 | ot St.Prosper, every day from ten o'clock am.to three o'clock p.nu (Sundays and holidays except) for \u2018| and during three weeks from Mon.| day, September 25th to Monday, § | October 18th inclusively.R' Any one Who ahat deem himse:f aggrieved hy any entry made in ths wmessment roll, shall within said .| delay, make complaint to the Board of Assessors, in writing, or under ! oath taken befor a Judge of Peace, R(| or a Membher of the City Council, ~r .| before the Clerk of the Recorder's .| Court.fuch complaing shall de lodged within the said time to the \u2018| Roard of Assessors, the Clerk of which shall give notice in the news.8 | paperm as herein before set forth u?the place, daya and hours In which the complaints will be heard.hi After much date, no complaint w.1! M: | bs received and for no consideration B | will the books be changed.3 Signed) P.N.VERGE, A City Treasure: a! Bent.25toOct.:3 ÿ LEGAL NOTICES.Canada, Province of Quebec, Dis.R i trict nf Beauce.-No.6433.Super- } | ior Court.Dams Delina Giber:, wits of Ambroise X | Champagne, farmer, of St.Prosper, } | duly authorized to ester en justice.8 plaintitf, vs.the said Ambroise Champagne, defendant.An action for separation as to property was 4 'entered in thie case on the 8th day M of July, 1022.St.Joseph, Beauce, M: Bept 5, 1922.(Signed) Fortier, i Cliche & Dutll, attorneys for plain- Rutt.True copy.Foruer, Cliche & B | Dutit, attorneys for plaintite, 8 | wepti6éx30 ; No.6672.Superior Court, Beauce.| Dame Marte Elmina Giguere, wife RB of J.Linierw Vachon, dealer, of ft, Joseph de Beauce, duly authorized [to ester en justice, plaintiff, vg the \"said J.ldnlere Vachon, of Saint Joseph, Beauce, defendant, An action for separation as to property hes been jnatituted {in this case, R' September 15th, 1922, (Rigned) B I'ncmaud & Morin, attorneys for ! plasnuifé.22x30 I Iw Lie, Cho Lik fugue Troi, CA, Lik Ja Witfid Boulet, CA.Maurice Chartre, Ce 1 LaRue & Trudel, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT LaRue, Trude! & P icher, Léquidsiors of insoivens Rata: RE. TIN I DO a TR PME vel Pk HEN Westinghouse range they thou, venience à woman coul this ing con- ineers desi t of every wish for\u2014and the result was the perfect range, the range so simple even 2 child can operate.Mechanically this range is superior to any other.The oven lining is porcelain enamel ; every single part is removable, manently sweet, are mounted on t which means it can tless and rustless.The fuses he front of the range and can be kept per- easily be changed.Every heating unit plugs in and tan be detached by hand.The Wo Range has so many exclusive features, vou I war want to see it demonstrated before you buy.Ask the the dealer to tell you about it, or write us for booklet.Local Distributors Mechanics Supply Co.Ltd.80-90 ST.PAUL STREET QUEBEC Dine ume MANHATTAN 120 ST.JOHN ST.(near Bell Telephone) Try our five-course Business Men's Lunch daily from 11 a.m.to 3 p.m.| Also our SPECIAL DINNER from S p.m.to 8 p.m.Excellent Cuisine and Service Choice of Wines and Reer nerved at Meals Has Never Felt Better In All His Life \u2018Thousands of fraH, nervous people and convalescents everywhere have testified to the remarkable their health, etrength end work- irg efficiency.It seems to quickly invigorate the constitution and isa powerful foe of weakness.J, T.Maleport, 1178 Dorlen Bt, Montreal, says: \u201cFor over a year, stomach trou.Lie, dizsy apells, pains In the back.nervousness and inability to asleep caused me all sorte of suffering.J followed a friend's advice and took Taniac.\u2018.Now [| never have an ache or pain of anv kind and I feel just Hke a man made over.\u201d There is not a single portion of the body that la not beneCited hy the helpful acion of Tantac.Ir enables the stomach to turn the food into hemithy blood, bone and muscle, purMes the system and builds you back to normal weight.Get a bottle today at any good druggist.Great Improvement in Canadian National Rys.Fast Train Service QUEBEC-MONTREAL \u2018The Canadian National Railways offer an exceptional train service between Quebec and Montreal, Hours of departure of both day and night traine are most suitable to the trave! ling public.\u2018\u201cThe Montreal\u201d leaves Quebec Palais Station at 1.30 p.m.daily and arrives Montrea!, (Bonaventure Btn.) at 6.28 p.m, \u201cThe Mount Royal\u201d leaves Quebec at 11.45 p.m.dally and arrives Montreal at ¢.58 a.m.Returning \u2018The Quebec\u201d leaves Bonaventure Btn.Montreal, at 4.45 p.m, daily, arriving Quebec at 9.45 p.m, \u201cThe Citadel\" leaves Bonaventure Stn.Montreal at 11.30 p.m, daily and arrives Quebec at 6.55 a.m.These trains operate over the Quebec Jiridge and are furnished with the most modern equipment, parior cars, cafe-parlor-carm, first and second class coaches on day trains and standard sireping cars with drawing-rooms and compartments on night trains.For further information on additional train service between Quebso and Montreal, for reservations, tickets, etc., apply to City Ticket Ottice, 10 St.Ann Btreet, Quebec, Tel.520, lo Palais Station, Tel.2125 or to any Agent of the Canadian National Railways, Chronicle Files in the Heart of Things 4 & JOHN STREET \u2014 Phone 1018 The most centrally stunted, ail modern conveniences Fiwt else cuisine and service.We bake eur own bread and French pastry, and Serve purest milk and cream.A gelect resort for Lady Tourists.Only a few minutes to auto garage.Open from 6 am.to 1 am.Beer and wine served at meule POST CARDS Past Card Views of Quebec and Vielnity, Ste.Anne de Beauprs.Saguenay River, ote Big amort- ment at FIVE FOR FIVE CENTS HISTORICAL POST CARDS Bee our series of Historical Post Cara, showing all the Olé and New Gates of Quedes.Price 10 Cents Per Series, Panorame Post Carde, Comic Post Cards, Etc.T.H.O'NEILL 247 ST.JOHN ST.THE AMERICAN MULE SUPREME IN ARMENIA.Erivan, Sept.4\u2014(By Mail)\u2014 The American mule is 2.06 times an efficient as the Armenian ox, and 2.68 times as efficient ae the Caucastan horse, according to figures reported by the American farming sxperts in charge of the agricultural program of the Near East in the 12mucasus.\u2018These computations are made on a cost-efficency basis, taking into consideration capital investment, upkeep, length of service, and amount of work accomplished.The mule beata even the tractor in small operations, but farms of more than = 500 acres bring down tractor coste per unit of work done to à basis below that of the mule.American mules were introduced here about & year ago.American relief organizations now um 300 of these animals on their various agricultural relief propecia.I'lann for the breeding of the American type mule on Armenian soil will be shortly carried into effect in northern Armmets.\u201cDeath toll of cars for year exceeds 12,000, figures show.\u201d Enthusiastic motorists hope for an even higger showing next year.\u2014 St.Paul Dispatch.Me ft np D cvnlidonce of thoos whe mee it HERE ere thousands of aoiralthy, robust young men and have never in all their otber laxative for an Dr.Coldwell's axative Syru Pepsin, Thole parents were given it by their parents; it today.vois is the one lex- ative ideally suited to all the fem- ily, safe for the little ones, liso, grownups, © compoun èn dus 1 who are con- gant dy food à te a laxative muscles fives te taken an: constipation a =~ a testis! Jo unnecessary.er- fa) constipstion remedy oe been used continuounly, for years, snd over 10 million bottles oe now sold annually, the largest sell ing family axa ve in the world cost av but a cent a dose.Every druggist sells it, and under a guarantee to do as claimed or your money will be refunded Millions of carefully conducted homes are never without a bottle LENS Third Generation is Using Syrup Pepsin civaSŸ RUP PEPSIN LAXATIVE She family remed U Any FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE honsands, pures ore are asking find a trust- ine lacatine that that Tah nd fhe en Hy si a = Fa es a] ar ne vend ft.Addre Saf Flee Dr.Caldwell al axativeSyrupP Mr.Henry Ricker, Chip, in.says it is the best have sver used, and Mes.M.Martin of Massey, Ont, uses it herself and recommends it to her friends.\u2018There ie scarcely a day that someone in a family does mot need Ît for conati to- for co pation, fistulency, au poisoning, paces cramps, and to break wd Boite.Caldwoll's Laxative S: ia GATS 5, 28 compound of Egyptian senna with popsin end | pleasant-testing a.\u2018The formula is on the package.As ibe ularity of this natures! laxative increases, se blie tars the harsher e calomel, coal-tar in pou mt mari ond Ea aldwe xativ the bowels tote pied and without any danger.100 Years Ago Lord Tondonderry.Dublin, Auguet 15\u2014It JM not possible to describe the sensation caused in Dublin yesterday by the news of Tord Londonderry's death.As a man who filed for so many years, even from hia boyish days, the first offices of the Empire, whe sustained such a prominent part.and occupied 50 large a space in the eye of Europe.his name was always in the mouth of all men, who wrote or who apoke upon pub- le business.No event of a sim- flar nature.since the death of Pitt and Fox.has produced such Impression.Perhaps the effect le even greater.The former distinguished Statesmen had Nngered for several week, and their demise was anticipated: that of the Marquis of Londonderry has eome, with al the suddenness of an eiec- tric shock on the political world.The senmation is somewhat similar to that caused hy the death of Mr Parceval, being scarcely less sudden.In the two former instances, the event was followed by a total change in the Cabinet.On the death of Mr.Perceval, there was little more than change of places; but the Nohle Marquis though not nominally Premier, was a much more considerable man than Mr.Perceval, and stood in much nearer relationship to Pitt and Fox than any Minister we have since had; he was indeed the principal pillar of the present Ministry.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago Session Olerks, Al a recent meeting of the Provinela! Cubinet Mt was decided Lo completely do away with semsional rlerks and employees for the pur.noses of economy, always provided.however, that the permanent em.vlayees are able to do the work, which it ie tolerable certain, therefore, that they will not, Killed By Bull, On Tuzeday last Mr.Francois L'Abbe, of 8.Franco, Istand ot Orleans.started to bring à bull to the boat in order to have hin shipped to Quebec, and in ord 0 better dn 60 tied him behind his cart.On the way the animal broke the cord, jumped on the car and attacked Ma owner, injuring him eo severely that he dézd the folowing day.An Approaching Marriage.On Tuesday next Dr.J.T.Dussaul, of Levis, will lead to the sitar, Mies Marguerite C.Gibson, daughter of James Gibson, of Hadlaw Cove.Electric Raflway Works.The Biestric Railway has now completed the connection through St.John's Gate and Le Nnking St.John treet within in a splendid manner.Only the best of road metal ie being used end the indi- ontions are that tha street will both look better and be better than ever before.RUBBER.SEED OfL.An oil similar to linseed oM in extraoted from the seed of rubber trees and the residue used as ?odder, A mill has been sot up in Malaya and small consignments have been sold in Europe at good prices.Under present condMione on the rubber plantations, seed for this purpose is easily secured.\u2014 Seientifio American.power of Taniac :n bringing back h Correspondence.Room 34\u2014Molesa Big.14 Bt John St.Montreal.Editor, The Quebec Chronicle, Quebse, P.Q.Bri\u2014 Lest It be thought that in ez- ressing the views I did contained the letter published in your issue of the 26th, 1 was alone in eo speaking.1 bag to quote from the September 16th issue of the \u201cSpectator\u201d vf London, England.As you are doubtless awure, the \u201cSpectator\u201d is regarded as the toremomt weekly periodical in the Brivish Empire.It is at the mme time, all that is best and thoroughly British, and no weekly is more desirous of promoting the Welfare of the Empire, than it.It's editor, staff and contributors, are men of a very high order of culture, and the views they express are as a rule, judécial and timely.Under the heading of \u201cToples of the Day,\u201d and the sud-capton, \u2018the unfaling crisis,\u201d the editor in his leading article, referring to Lioyd George, whom I strongly criticised in my letter, says: \u201cThere is not à more pitiable figure tn Hfe than that of a man who has magnificent intentions but who somehow al- Ways manages 10 make a mess of things, The cause of dls.aster je genoraily a want of common sense or of last.We have (requently had this type of pereon in mind wh:n we have surveyed the extraordinery sucommsion of disappointments, dim Musionments and disasters, which are the outcome of Mrl4oyd George's policy at home and abroad.It continues: \u201cAnd yet there Le a very distinct difference between Lhe type we have described and Mr.Lloyd George, for Mr.Lioyd George does not earn ridicule.He earns abuse: and he excites terror In those serious - n¥inded Bagishmen who ave deeply concerned for the honour and welfare of their country, and who tremble when they watch him plunging in action or running wild in talk.He turns every tresh political business into loss or discredit, and we think the time has come for the nation to make up Its mind that the interests of the country wiil never be eafe in his hands.\u201d Prime Minister of Gres Britain je so extremely volatile; su much a creature of impulse; so confident of his own judgment, that he very seldom reasons calmly, ax one should with his responsibility and powers, but jumps to conclu.sons with a singular recklessness of, (with all due respect to the fair sex) characteristic feminine mind.Hs is gifted or cursed with so the vivid an imagination.that it affects his emotional being eo strongly.that reason plays but a minor par: In all that he plans and does.Of ail the Prime Ministers that Greet Britain has had, none pors- essed his eloquence nor his adventurous mentalky.Whenever he manages to get himself into a hole, and suffers the usual criticism, he prepares a very eloquent and mov- Ing spesch, goes into a hostile House of Commons, and captures it by the sheer force of his magnetism and oretory.These quadifications and qualities are not doubt aplen- did assets to ths politics stump apeaker, but they are a very ser- lous HabMty in the case of one tv wivom is entrusted the destinies of an Empire.In a further reference in the same article to Mr.George, the edror states: \u201cBy far the most visible mess in these recent days is in the Near Bast.It was Mr.Lloyd George who encouraged the Greeks to undertake and continue a fantastic enterprise In Asta Minor.The whole history of modern Greece might have warned him that the fireeks had not the stability for a military occupation which would require not a violent and short-lived burst of exhilaration but those \u201chold fast\u201d qualities which are as serviceabls as they are rare.The fact is that Lloyd George went ahead with his Philhel- 1enic plans in Asia Minor without having any eort of guar- antes that he had won com- ptience from the French and the Italiana, He behaved as he has done in the case of all his unsatisfactory Conferences ~-acted without achieving any profinminary understanding.Only last month in the House of Commons he War praising the military capabllitiee of the Greeks and telling us with what remarkable efficiency they wers occupying parts of Asia Minor and with what ease they coulé march to Constantinople if they had a mind to do it, or If they were allowed to do it.Now the whole atruc- ture of his policy has collapsed dike @ house of cards.\u201d No more serious or just accusation showing how tactiess Lioyd George ie, was ever made by any responsible newspaper (han what has been quoted, From being a \"Little Englander,\u201d he has become a raging Imperialist recking not of the consequences of his acts or declarations.He has hypnotised his more sald colleagues and, therefore, really with- m himself conatitutes the supreme ruler of the Empire.He ia evidently under the impression that the Dominions are instruments, that he can use to @mrry out nie own wild and thoughtless policies, He evidently has somewhat of a SD GE THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.contemet for the intelligence and political apprehension of the pec- ple in celunies and the Dominions.He may tell us that any action contemplated or taken, is to uphold prestige and rescue Christian peo- fies from Turkish oppression, but whatever he might say In this respect, will not recelve any conei- deration from students of politics and particularly those who have watched his career, in the British political arena.In acting as he has, he has been playing with fire, but if he thinks for one moment that he wiH be permted to have the flames extend to the Dominions, he is very badly advised.To permit Lloyd George and hia colleagues to embark upon any miktary enterprise, which they see M to undertake, on the ples of maintaining British prestige and power, would be showing such a want of common senne, that would mark us out ae sbsulutely devoid of intelligence.As a matter of faot and recent history, the peaple in the British Dondnions are far more Britishthan even lloyd George.They are just am anxious to have the British Empire mainiaired in af) an integrity and grandeur.They are na longer the child at the apron sirings of the nother.They are able to think for themselves, and will not be influenced by Lloyd Georgan oratory or (aclics.h will serve no purpose to criticise those who take exception to Lloyd George and the policy of his Government Lo say, that they are not patriotic or anxious to preserve the Br.iish Empire.They have made great aacrifices for the Empire, but wil not tolerate any dictation whether it be direct or by Insinustion from Lloyd George or his associates.The East Le seething with an awful unrest, and altogether Que te the terrible blunders of Lloyd George and the British Cabinet, The success of the Turks has added fuel to the flame.Those who are subject Lo the mandatory control of Britain, refuse to any longer be coerced.If they repudiate th'a control.and It is quite lkely, Aces lloyd George think that Canads will send troops to have the mandates, which he has accepted.maintained?The political fortunes of Lioyd George have run out I have not the slightest hesitation in saying.that If he continues very much longer as Prime Minister of Great Britain.that he will wreek the Fmaptre.An the writer of the editorial, quoted, mys in the conclu- dirg paragraph: \u201cIt 48 weak.Umi and lethar.\u2019 gic for the nation to speak of Mr.Lloyd George as indispen- «able.So long as such an opinton prevails we certainly shall not seek the end of our troubles.We shall go on in a state of unfafiing crisis a home and abroad.\u201d The attitude Canadians may take in refusing to be hurriedly forced Into taking action, will be governed entirely by their appreciation of conditions and understanding of Lloyd George, as discussed by Lhe writer quoted.BERNARD ROSE, IS POOR YEAR FOR THE FARMER Prices Disappointing Wakefield, Masa, Oot.2.\u2014Crop yields and prices recelved this season have been somewhat disp.pointing to farmers of New England, according to a bulletin tesved today by the local branch of the United States Department of Agricuiture.\u201cThe heavy, damaging rains in Jupe hurt Maine potatoes, Connectieut valley onions and tobacgo,\u201d the bulletin adds.\u201cJack of rain turther while continued wet weeth.er did further damage to onions as well as to hay and grain.However, graine, especially oats in Aroostook and some other places, and hay generally, gave excellent ylelds.Fruit crops in Massachusetts are much better than last year, somewhat better in the other states except Maine.The genersi abundance of United States crops has caused prices to trend downward but the upward swing of genera) business should help to offset this drift to some extent through grest- er buying power in consuming cen- tors, ENGHIAH EMIGRANTS ARE | INTERESTED IN AUSTRALIA Melbourne, Sept, 7\u2014(By Mall) \u2014 Australia as a land of opportunity lish people, according to a received here from the Aust High Commissioner in London, Joseph Cook.Sir Joseph declared recently In a speech that one immigrant England came to Australia with nine pence in his pocket and now is in charge of the Australian Immigration Service in London.He was referring to Jack Barnes, who Is also owner of 15.000 acres of wheat lands in the Commonwealth.In the week following the speech the High Commissioner's nifice received 24,000 requests for information on how to get to Australis under the immigration provisions, One would aimost think that those ho wish to keep Uncle Bam's ter- Novy dry would net have to go outside the thres-mile limit to find sufficient work, You oan blind a man by threw.ing dust in his eyes, especially if 0 te gold dust \u2014 Duluth Merald.\u2018| the Cha.Maine Potato Growers Hard Hit By Heavy June Rainslater remtricted Arromtook potatoes for the immigrant from England is catching the imagination of the Eng n| cow\u2019s milk alone.Contains rich from |X Social and Personal Mr.J.Pope, of Montreal, is « quest at the Chateau.Mr.and Mra Gawn, of Toronto, are staying at the Chateau.Mr.P.W.Pain, of Toronto, ré- misinesé at the Chateau yesterday.Mr.and Mrs.J.Seward, of Westmount, are registered at the Chateau.Mr.H.À, Lamoniagne, of Montreni és in town, registered at the Chateau.Mr.J.Edgar M.Genest is In town from Shefbrooke, a guest at! Mr.and Mra A.L.Kelley, of Providence, R.I., are in town, guests at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.Warren M.Wright, of Watercown, Mase, are in the city maying at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.G, Sandtord Sto:! of Rutinnd, Vermont, are visiting Mr.and Mrs.George H.Stott.Mr.and Mra, W, Richard Joncas, of Natashquan arrived in town yee- terday and are gues al the Chesau, Mrp.Van Dusen has returned to New York after spending a few daye in town, the guest of Mrs.L.A.Cannon.Mr.and Mra J.M.Watkinson, Mise M.Watkingon and R.M.Watkinson, of HuM, England, are registered at the Chateau.Lady Mount Stephen whe re turned recently from a trip to the coam (a saine today for England by the Empreas of France.The Couniess of Fayola announces the engagement of her niece Marthe Eyma de Fronsac to Doctor Lionel Robert D.D.L.formerly of Montreal.Rev.Geo.Gagnon and nephew Adjutor Gagnon are leaving today on the Empresas of France for a oix monthe trip to Europe where thy will visit France, Germany, Laly and Africa.Miss louse laRue, daughter of of Mr.and Mrs.J.Arthur laRue, and Miss Elaine Perkins daughter of Mr, and Mra.John Perkins, have left for New York, where they wi complete their œtudies.They were accompanied by Mra Perking, who will spend a week there.The marriage of Miss Renee Geoftrion, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Amie Geoffrion, of Montreal to Mr, Henri Vautelet, son of Mr.and Mru.H.E.Veutelet, also of Montreal, will take place on Thursday morning October ith \u2018n the Sacred Heart Chapel, of Notre Dame Church, Montreal, The marriage was solemnized yesterday morning in the Chapel of the Sacred Heart Junivrate, Uttawa, the Rev.Father Jatlanune offi.clating, of Miss Esther Josephine Lemieux, elder daughter of Mr, Auguste Lemieux, K.C.and Mrs lemieux, of Ottawa, to Major Frederick J.Alderson, D8.0O., of the Royal Canadian Horse Arulkey of Kingston, son of the late Mrand Mra.W.C.Alderson, of Winniprès.The marriage took place yester- any morning in the private chape! of Notre Dame du Chemin Churchthe Rev Abbe Cyrille Gagnon of the Quebec Seminary officiating.ot Miss Marie Couronne Cantin daughter of Mr.and Mrs.E.V.Cantin, of, this city, to Mr Romeo Cantin, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.Antoine Cantin sleo of Quebec.The drids, who wes given away by her father wore a wmHored suit of navy blue with panne velvet hat of same shade and taupe fox furs, and carried @ bouquet of sweetheart roses.Following the ceremony Mr.and Mrs Romeo Cantin left for Toronto and the United States on their wedding trip.WOMEN! DYE THINGS NEW IN DIAMOND DYES Esch package of \u201cDiamond Dyes\u201d contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses, skirta, waims, coats, stockings.sweaters, coverings, draperies, hangings, everything, even it she has never dyed before.Buy \"Diamond Dyes\u201d \u2014 no other kind\u2014then perfect home dyeing je sure because Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to spot, fade, streak, or run.Tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye ta wool or alk, or whether it is linen, co'ton or mixed goods.[ES THE ATLANTIC SALMON.Victoria, B.C, Oct, ?.\u2014The At.Jantic salmon at last has been duly established In the waters of the North Pacifie.John P.Babcock, assistant commissioser of fisheries, believes that this has been accomplished and declares it will add to the plscatoriai attractiveness of this coam, Skirte are longer: but i is only aix more months until March.Malted Milk for Infants A safe milk diet, better than milk and malted grain extract.Canadian Club Luncheon The next luncheon of the Canadian Club will be held at 13.46 p.m.at the Chateau Frontenac, on Tuesday neat.The guest of honor wil be Holman Gregory, Bag, X.C., MP, of England, who wil London, speak on his impressions of the s.Conada\u2019 Tran Parttamentary tour.For tickets please telephone to the office of the Secretary (313 and 318).MAURICE DUPRE, HORLICK\u2019S | te TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1902.The The Tea-Blenders Skill = hes reached | its highest st expression on ia \u2018This new blend has a raver that LEND unexcelled for purity and fragrance.40c.the % Ib.packe .Your grocey sells it.meee Babe Ruth immediately went afishing after his suspension.Looks as if there were method in his madres.doesn\u2019t Wk Y\u2014Houston Republican-Gazette.SALADA ne Î SST x.x A matrimonial bureau very properly sesgned a woman who sai she was \u201cpiling to ive anywhere to a man from New York.\u2014Lim \u201cAspirin UNLESS you see the name \u201cBayer\u201d on tablets, you are not getting Aspirin at all Accept only an \u2018unbroken package\u201d of \u201cBayer Tablets of Aspirin,\u201d which contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago - Pain, Pain Hendy \u201cBayer\u201d bozes of 18 tableta\u2014Also bottles of 34 aad 100\u2014Draggists Appirin § is the trade mark (registered | n Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Monee icnefdester of Esticylleacid.While it is well known that Aspirin means manufacture, te assist the public séninet imitations.the Tablety of Bayer Company will be stamped with their general trade mark, the \u201cBayer i 4 Good Values in Winter UNDERWEAR for Men, Women and Children.Our new stock.which we have just received, proves that Underwear prices are considerably lower than they have been for several years.Children\u2019s Wool Vests 72c.70c., 88c.060.and Children\u2019s Wool Drawers, 86c., 78¢c., 90c., 08e and Children\u2019s Wool Comblsations, 91.45, $1.85, $8.10 a Women's Wool Vests, 80 c., 88¢c.$1.10, $1.40 and.Women's Wool Drawers, 88c., 79c., 00¢c.9c.and.01.50 Women's Wool Combinations, $3.68, $3.35 and.$8.18 Menus Wool Shirts, 91.75, 92.75 and.82.06 Men's Wool Drawers, 91.00, 92.75 and.88.25 Men's Wool Combinations, 92-50, $3.98 and.87.83 SPECIAL: One jot of Underwear for Men Women and ChiWiren, broken lines redword.AUTUMN ROSIERY Some exceptional values in imported Hosiery in many new shades bave just been received.Fall Styles in Pictorial Review Patterns.Simons & Co.20 Fabrique St Tel 338 Curtain Materials Just Received Beautiful shades fn Plushes and Velours, single and double faces.The latest colors in Poglin, plain, striped and figured.English Colored Madras in the newest colors and designs.- Reversible Chenille Sundour, fast brown, old rose, taupe * and blue.The Zephyr Madras in bright colid shades, Shadow Cloths and Cretonnes in à great variety, at P.J.COTE Mon.fecretery.Opposite Palace Hill "]