The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 5

I VOL. CLV. Tim GAZETTE. MONTREAL. FRIDAY.

JUNE 11. 192G. ORIENTAL, JAILED, SAUYE IS CARRYING MESSAGE TO NORTH CHARGES FRAME UP PENNSYLVANIA MAN UNANIMOUS CHOICE AS KIWANISUEAD disagreements, or misunderstandings which had risen in the course of the last federation elections, might now bo considered as past. As to the effect on the provincial situation, no one was prepared to make a statement or express an opinion for the time being. EASTERN AIR PREVAILS eastern Nova Scotia yesterday, according to reports reaching Halifax.

This was one of the finest single-day oatches of mackerel on record In that vicinity, and was ensily the most promising of the present season, which so far has been very disappointing to fishermen owing to the unfavorable weather. TOURIST TRAFFIC IN B.C. criticize what they call expensive hospital treatment." says the Council. "The hospitals are only giving to the public today what the public has been educated to demand: a service that will Insure that a correct diagnosis be made, and that efficient treatment dV successful operations, where possslble. be performed.

"The average person who has been treated In a hospital views his bill with suspicion. He practically never knows, and he seldom enquires, as seemingly over-liberal use of sterile linen, their staff of cleaners, graduate nurses and attendants. Is- it any wonder that the cost of equfpping and operating today is many times that of twenty-five years ago? "On the other side of the balance sheet, it must be realized that it in possible to perform operations J.o-day on patients and almost assure them of the fact that they will safely recover." In conclusion, the Montreal Hospital Council voices the opinion that libraries; and in some of the city hospitals it Is not at all uncommon for, them to treat Indoors and outdoors over 1,000 patients a day, and in addition, to handle another 2,000 visitors. "Medical education has become specialized until it now requires six years to graduate Instead of the former four years. Nursing education has followed suit.

The preparation of special diets has in many cases superseded the giving of medicines. Ail of these changes have added, appreciably to the upkeep of our hospitals. "And take, for example, our operating rooms as they are today with their sterilizing equipment, anaesthetizing department, expensive In- Opposition Leader Will Voice His Doctrine as to Colonization Policies Charlie Jones, Crown Witness in Gaming Cases, Guilty of Perjury Expected to Be Heavy Despite New Hwai-King Shop Now in Operation An atmosphere of the Orient In once the public has become fully ac A. Amerman, of Scranton, Elected Successor to John H. Moss to wnat it has been necessary to provide behind the scenes to bring him back to a good state of health.

"Our hospitals are In themselves practically small towns. Thev have Lack of Big Conventions quainted wan the service ths city hospitals are rendering, thev will architecture and merchandise pre SAYS IT IS "ALL LIES' TOURING FOR EIGHT DAYS vails in tho new liwril-King shop, opened on St. Catherine street, a few fully equipped laundries, blacksmith shops, power houses, storage depart give their whole-hearted support to the Council's pleas for the necessary financial assistance to continue their doors ivput of Guy. The shop forms ments, banking facilities, purchasing wmk among the citizens of Mont Vancouver, June 10. In spite of the fact that there are no especially large( conventions this year at the coast the volume of tourist and holiday traffic that will find rU way to British Columbia and western Canada this summer will be as great, if not greater, than ever, in the opinion of C.

K. K. Ussher, Mont depnrtment, information bureaux, sfrumerits and appliances, their OTTAWA MAN HONORED real. Dares Compatriots to Swear Camilien Houde, M.L.A. for St.

Mary's, Montreal, Accompanies Chief Railway Also an Issue Against Him on- Chinese Oath Court Raps Prisoner real, general passenger traffic man ager of the Canadian Pacific Rail 'IffiS 3 aSr Stanley Is New Vice-President, Together With Kiwanian Wm. C. Alexander, of N.Y. the seventh in the elm in and the second to be situated In Montreal. In place of show-cases, pngoda-ilkc cabinets contain the goods for sale, or else iron-bound cabinets store the linens and embroideries.

The buff-colored walls display tiny figures and colorful prints, or are hung with silken shawls and scarfs. Pig skin chests contain ivories and brass work, and antique tables with curled legs, hold beads, china and trinkets all redolent of the East. A tea room commands a view of the shop from a tcmplc-like gallery at the back where girls in Chinese way, who iB spending a few days in Vancouver In connection with his regular Inspection ot the western offices. Charlie Jones, Oriental witness for the Crown whose evidence caused several days' furore last January Mr. Ussher denied that it was the intention of the- company to extend Immediately the Hotel Vancouver.

A recent newsDaDer despatch to this Arthur Sauve, provincial Conservative leader, left last night for a tour of new Quebec. The provincial chief was accompanied by Camilien Hondo, Conservative M.L.A. for St. Mary's, when he appeared against com patriots in a gambling case, was jail effect was incorrect, ho stated. Mr.

Ussher leave for the east by the Trans-Canada on Friday costume serve tea. to the visitor. The variety of merchandise is great, from Mandarin costumes to luces, lacquer ed yesterday for a month after Judge Montreal and Maurice Bouillane, of Quebec, but a former native ot Vllle Ralph A. Amerman, chairman of the board of directors of the Lincoln Trust Company, Scranton, Pennsylvania, was unanimously elected president of Kiwanls International for the ensuing year at the closing session of the 19th annual convention in the Forsm yesterday. Kiwanian Amcrman's name was the Lacroix had found him guilty of perjury In the January trials.

"All lies and a frame-un against me," said LACHINE, QUE Marie, and Herve Roch. The party will be gone some eight days, and in the course of that time JUNK 11th. 132-5. Charlie vehemently as the court ask ed screens to embroidered fillppers all from China. The sliop is being conducted for the sale of the work of natives In the Christian missions In China.

Many objects, not made lit the missions, are Imported from the cant and complete the stock. will study conditions in Temiskamlns and Abitibl counties, and will address a number of public meetings. In the Public Eye At U.C. Council ed him what he thought of the evi dence against him. The travellers will get into Que bec's hinterland by ineaiiB of the "Bet my life it's true," he went on, insisting that he had' been in the Mr.

F. E. Partridge Joins Lee Temiskaming Northern Ontario Railway, via New Liskentd lo Ville Marie, where the first of a series of rhlnna Renublican Club on the afternoon of December 4, when the meetings will be held. HOSPITALIZATION IS MORE COSTLY TODAY In the course of the last session of provincial police made the raid which led to five Chinese being tried and the Quebec Legislature a strong dele Montreal has entertained a large number ot prominent business men from all over the continent during the week now drawing to a close. Today and throughout the course of next week it will entertain some of the most prominent ecclesiastics in rnna.Au and Newfoundland, all of gation of Temiskaming county citi acquitted on January 13 and 18.

But only one which came before the convention for the chief office In Kiwanls. He was recommended by the nomination committee, and the convention adopted the nomination in an enthusiastic manner. He has been active In Kiwanls circles for a number of years. In 1924 lie served as vice-president, and in 1925 as a member of the board of international trustees and chairman if the committee on finance. He also lias been president of the Scranton Club, secretary of the I'cnnsylvania district and lieutenant-governor of zens appeared at Quebec and made the court was not sympatnetic.

nis Lordship stressed the fact that, yes various requesls. They asked, (lrst. that the Provincial Government grant terday, as each witness testified such aid to the Canadian Pacific Rail against the accused, Charlie darod his Rapid Progress of Medical way Company as to Induce the company to extend Its new lino northward through the county into Abitibl and connect up wilh the Trans whom are attending the second annual General Council of the United Church ot Canada. Among them are men who contributed largely to the Science Calls for Modern Equipment honour in the industry was conferred upon him when he was elected President of the Rubber Association of Canada. The Lee, under Mr.

Partridge's direction, are installing additional equipment to more than double the present production and, with his aggressive management, the Company will soon build up a big Tire Industry in their Lachine plant. The Lee is the only Tire factory in the Province of Quebec. Give Lee part of your tire business and watch it grow. Oriental opponents 10 swear iiinoBe way" that he had hot been In the club premises. Fifty-four years of age, with a clean record up to now, Charlie was told from the bench that the fact he has a wife, and eight children saved him from two years in the continental Railway at Amos or some the district.

He is a graduate of nearby point. The line now ends ati Angllers. There was further corn-plaint made that colonization in Temiskaming had not grown of late The trial did not take long. Charli 4 if a r. 'i ft -f i'ffr is A ma Ho.

the Chinaman who was charged last January with keeping a gaming house at the premises numbered 4 In view of the fart that the rapid progress of medical science In the lust twenty-five, years has brought In Its wake the necessity for expensive equipment with which to accomplish its ends, the Montreal Hospital Council feels strongly that the municipality which is receiving these benefits for Its citizens should shoulder its share of their increuslng cost. "Comparison of hospital service rendered today by the modern hos Lagauchetiere street west; Yee Fai, the club doorkeeper; Wong Nip Lai, work of the three churches which now form the United Church, the Presbyterian Church in Canada, the Methodist Church and the Congregational Church. Outstanding among them is the Rev. Dr. George C.

Pidgeon, of Toronto, whose term as Moderator of the General Council expired with the appointment-of his successor last night. Horn in the province of Quebec and educated at McGill University and the Presbyterian College, Montreal, the Rev. Dr. Pidgeon has had a distinguished career in both academic and ecclesiastical For a time he was pastor in a Westmount Church, and later in Streetsville, Ontario, and West Toronto. He was Professor of Practical Theology In Westminster Hall, Vancouver, for Cornell University.

John 11. Moss, retiring president, presented the gavel and presidential lapel insignia to Kiwanian Amerman, expressing his personal pleasure on the choice of the new president and eulogizing his ability and his contributions to Kiwanls to date. President told the dele-pates how much he'appreclated the lionor. how sensible he was of the responsibilities and obligations Involved In acceptance, and he pledged "an efficient business administration during the coming year," concluding with a request for the co-operation of all Kiwanians to make the ensuing year the greatest in Kiwanls history. In relinquishing the office of president, John H.

Moss, of Milwaukee, said: "I have been a member, and of- a club visitor; Lee Kee Dep. another clubman: Lee You and Chin Haw, all swore that they had not seen Charlie Jones in the club prior to the police years, the region being "jumped over" for the Abitibl district. Mr. Sauve and his companions will study these various matters In the course of their tour, and make clear the views of the Conservative party as to colonization and matters pertinent thereto. On Mr.

Sauve's return it is expected that the series of meetings in the district of Montreal will be resumed. The party is pleased with the response shown by the electorate at the two public meetings already held, the first being at Lachute, where J. L. St. Jacques, M.L.A.

for Argenteuil, had a big demonstration, and the second last Sunday at St. Polycarn. where Dr. J. A.

Lortie. Conservative M.L.A. for Soulangcs, also had a good raid which took place around three o'clock in. the afternoon. One of them pital as compared with thnt of twenty-five years ago is a very good had seen him enter after the raid and answer to tnose wno are so prone to just as the police were taking the prisoners away.

CROWN PRODUCED TESTIMONY, five veara. and ten years ago was JcanadAw called to Bloor Street Church, Toronto, a pastorate which he still Then the Crown produced the sworn testimony of Charlie when he P.S. Last year over Five Million Dollars of tires and tubes were imported into Montreal from factories outside of the Province of Quebec. Give Lee Hiolds. Dr.

Pidgeon was prominent WE are very pleased to announce that Mr. F. E. Partridge has joined the Lee Puncture Proof Tire Company of Canada, Limited, as Vice-President and General Manager. Mr.

Partridge has for years been an outstanding figure in the Rubber Industry, and in 1925 the highest ficer ot a great many organizations, but not one has appealed to me with the same force with which Kiwanis has appealed. I have abandoned I hem all most cheerfully and willing was a Crown witness last January in social service work and was for a time associated with the Home and In that he had said that he had been in the place all day, that he had been at the domino table, that be had Foreign Mission work ot the Presby ly for kiwanis this year. If I have been able to serve vvou In small terian Church, being chairman of both committees. During the Great help moved around from table to table meeting. Though plans are not definite as regards dates, It is pxpectcd that there will be a regional rally at.

Yal-leyfleld. which Is the leading city of Beauharnois county, represented by Arthur Plante, M.L.A. for that county. Mr. Sauve and other colleagues of Mr.

part of this business and Home Industry hum. capacity. I am repaid. I want you to understand that it has not been War. he served overseas as a special chanlain for the Y.M.C.A.

At the and that he had seen the four ac cuscd at that time in the club. Questions by the defence were re a sacrifice; it lias, been a service, I have given. Kiwanis one year, but it has given me a dozen years of time of the debate on chHrch union he was convener ot the Church Union Committee and was elected Help Build Up Quebec Industries by Buying Quebec Made Tires. Plante in the Legislative Assembly are expected to attend that demon friendships and rewards." quested. Charlie conducted his own defence.

"Will you swear that on the Chinese oathV" was his question to each witness. "I have already sworn Moderator ot the Presbyterian Gen H. J. Elliott, of Montreal, a former stration. eral Assembly, held in Toronto last lare5t Desk House indnada International president, who at St Political circles were much inter year preceding union.

Ten days on the Bible, was the reply each ested yesterday in the statement time. Montreal Sales Offices later he was elected the first Moderator of the United Church of Can 533 Phillips Square Whate the difference between a which was made by Hon. L. L. I'nte-nmide.

a statement Indicating that Paul last year proposed the election of Kiwanian Moss, formally expressed the gratitude of all Kiwanians for the service of the retiring president during the year. Kiwanian Elliott pinned the past president's insignia ada and since that time he has spent all his time and energy organizing Chinese oath and the British oath? Judge Lacroix asked once or twice. the various departments of that "Lots of difference here," said the church and visiting its various accused grimly. on the In pel of Kiwanian Moss. Mrs.

Moss was presented with Defence testimony was called. The accused took the oath on the Bible. bouquet of flowers by the Wisconsin- was there In the club," he suld 'Bet mx life it's true I was there Upper Michigan district. OTHER NEW OFFICERS. branches.

DR. T. ALBERT MOORE. Dr. Moore is secretary of the General Council, and is very well known for his social service work.

This he started with the Lord's Day Alliance and then with the Hoclal Service Council of Canada. He was a That evidence what they say all lies frame-up against me. Two new vice-presidents wero There are not two oaths In this elected, Wm. C. Alexander, of Mew country," the course said, rendering York, and H.

Stanley Higman, of Judgment. "There Is one oath, and Ottawa, Ont. member of the Board of Evangelism for' a number of years and until the that Is the British oath, and It means that when a witness Is called to court Kiwanian Alexander was chairman of the convention programme for time of the union was secretary to the Methodist General Canference. he must tell the truth at the begin this convention. He is a past presi ning, In the middle, and at the end." dent of the New York C'ly Club, The prisoner was found guilty.

A skilful executive, he is knowij to be thoroughly conversant with the forms of procedure of the three and a past governor of the New "Are you married?" the judge nsked. district. For two years he has This modern "ice-man" calls once-and the ice stays always churches which now make up the "Yes eight children," said Charlie been a member of the international committee on business standards and United Church of Canada. Before smartly. 'Anybody here to check the entering the ministry he was a journalist.

He is probably the most ag methods. He is president of Alex atider Irwin, wholesale hosiery court inquired. DRURY'S RESTAURANT Dominion Square A-la-Carte Service The Finest of Wines Ladies' Entrance One Chinaman said he thought the chairman of the board of directors of ilie Associated Eusiness for a Better gressive temperance advocate and social reformer Ontario has had during, the last twenty years. prisoner had "quite a few" children. The fact was later checked.

"I was New York organization, and president of the Men's Club, of Flushing, N.Y. SIR ROBERT FALCONER. Sir Robert Alexander Falconer, going to give you two years," Judge Lacroix said. "But in view of the fact that you have a wife and so many children, I will send you away for a month with hard labor." Kiwanian Higman Is an Ottawa man, born and brought up in the Canadian capital. He has been a director and trustee of the Ottawa K.C.M.G., LL.D..

hardly needs an introduction, so well known Is he as president of Toronto University. He Is, moreover, one of the most prominent members in 4he United Church of Canada. Born In Charlottetown, CHILD INJURED BY FALL FROM WINDOW P.E.I., In 1867. he was educated In City of Montreal THE Frlgldalre cooling coil takes the place of the dally cake of ice in your ice box. the British West Indies, the University of Edinburgh, Lelpslc, Berlin and Marburg.

He was lecturer at Pine Hill College, Halifax, for a number it ikiu niciii uciu icvjunco emailing, maintains a constant, even cold always. It keeps food colder, better, longer. It makes ice cubes and freezes desserts. of years, and later became principal of that Institution. In 1907 he was elected president of Toronto University, a position which he holds at the- present time.

He Is widely Infant Had Arms Crushed in Electric Wringer in Home known as the author of a number of PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT SEALED TE.VDKRS addressed in the Kxecutlve Committee, and transmitted by registered letter, will be received nt the City Hull. Club. district secretary-treasurer, lieutenant-governor, and is the present governor of the Ontario-Quebec district. In business he is secretary-treasurer and vice-president of S. S.

Higman, Limited, decorating contractors and general hardware merchants, Ottawa. Seven trustees were elected, as follows: George E. Snell. Billings, Montana: James P. Neal, Walla Walla, O.

Sam Cummings, Clearwater, Florida; Horace Mc-David. Rockford, Chas. V. Adams, Calgary, Alberta; Randall Caton, Alexander, and Russell lleddleston, of East Liverpool, Ohio. J.

C. of Montreal, retiring vice-president, was nominated for trustee by the nomination committee. Kiwanian Taylor withdrew his name in favor of Kiwanian Adams, of Calgary. "We in Canada feel," he said, "that we can look for only two members on your commit! so one from the East and one from the West. You already have two names articles written for British and Am erican encyclopaedias and of other articles for periodicals.

REV. DR. S. D. CHOWN.

Dr. Chown was the last general for the construction of the following permanent works, When he lost his balance and fell out of a window on the third tiocr PAVEMENTS of his 2144 Chambly street, at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Gerard superintendent of the Methodist Church, and his life work spans the period In Canadian history from pre-Confederatlon days to the present. Born in Kingston in 1853, of an old military family, he was In the militia DCS CAR MERES from rapi- four years of age. Buffered ncau Street to Molson Street a fracture of the right lee. He was from Mount the time of the Fenian Raid, and Koyal Ave.

to northwards. removed to the Ste. Justine Hospital his military activities continued Fl'LLUM St. from Kouen Street to Iglit through to the World War. In nomination, one from eastern Can where.lt was reported his condition Is not serious.

The hospital authorities were infor.med that the boy was playing by the open window anil ada, and one from western Canada. Shcrhrooke htreot. GARMKIt from Mary Anno Street to Mount. Koyal Avenue. HA 1.1., from MarRuerita liourgeoi.s Strott to Dublin Street.

RICHMOND from Centre Street to St. Patrick Street. SI 'ft I NO LAND (Bromby) from Frigidalre is absolutely automatic. There are no adjustments needed." It is quickly and easily installed in any good ice-box in homes, apartments, stores, restaurants, hospitals ice is used. The combined engineering skill of Delco-Light Company and General Motors have made Frigidaire dependable and economical.

Large production has brought low prices. Delco-Light Company of Canada has been in business in Canada for many years. Its products are sold in all principal Canadian cities, as well as in the rural communities. A competent sales and. service organization covers the country.

Come to our showrooms and see Frigidaire in operation examine the handsome cabinets for complete installations. Or send a postcard for illustrated literature. Frigidaire is easy to buy through the General Motors time payment plan. Delco-Light Company of Canada, Limited, Toronto, Ont. 3715 Park Montreal leaned out, lost his balanco and fell He struck several wires and Therefore, 1 withdraw my name from nomination In favor of Charlie Adams, of Calgary.

It has been il pleasure to serve you, and I hope ta serve you again." Henry Hclna was re-elected treasurer. clothes-line In his descent and t.ese Drone ins ran. when he tried to make his way to the trenches. On his return from overseas he supported all efforts to achieve a speedy and complete victory, i While in the pastorate he fought many hard battles for prohibitory measures, and was for eight years secretary of temperance and moral reform in his church. An ardent advocato of missions, be has visited Japan, snd for his services In Chinese famine relief was decorated by the Chinese Republic, For twenty-five years he ha been Identified with the Church Union Pierre Augusts Rlendeau.

20 months old. of 2803 St. Denis street, was removed to the Fte. Justine Hospital at iv ociock yesterday morning mm irum a severely crushed right arm. Big Catch of Mackerel Halifax.

June 9. More han mackerel, worth over $6,000, wore secured oft Arlchat, Cimso, (iuysboro Hay and adjacent fishing villages of His condition Is not Berlous. The Dorothy Street to West of Jogui-a Street. TRKMBLAT from Decellci, Street to McKenna Street. VA1.0IS from Notre Dame Street to St.

Catherine Street. SIDEWALKS HOCHELAOA North side, from Slcard Street to Theodore Street. THEODORE STREET, west aldo, from Hochelaira to Boyce Street, nospuai oociors were told that the boy had his arm caught in electric wringer In the kitchen or nis noma, jiih mother turned her back for an Instant as ths hov was playing on the floor, and a moment later she heard a shout ana found that the boy had his TREMBLAY STREET, north Klde. inn oetweon me rollers or th. ma from Decelles Street to McKenna Street.

VALOIS STREET, both aides, from cnine. an. punea mm away and summoned a doctor, who ordered the boy's removal to the hospital. Ul.nitlr bm t. i.

Notre Dame to St. Catherine Street. i uiuihupiio ana knocked off his bicycle, at the corner of St. Christopher and Bt. Catherine street at 4 o'clock yesterdav provided that uch tender bo mailed on or before June the 2 1st.

Bon Voyage Baskets $2.00 to $15.00 Specially made up with the choicest of Fruits and Dainties, delivered on board Steamers leaving Montreal and Quebec. GRAVEL FRERES Mnntrtal' leading Furvors. IS XT ft M. fslherlns Direct. Corner MrOIII tollris Attnua.

JSew Telephon. Noi.i Lancaster 62B1. 2. 3-4 3 TIT O- to be opened on the 23rd, AT NOON. Forme of tendero.

epcHMcatloiift afternoon, Paul Laflamme, 16 years of age, of 888 I.artlgue street, suffered severe cuts and bruises about the left, ear snd knee. He was taken to the Nte. Justine and atl required Information ina. jra he obtained at the Office of Ui Rond Branch, Depart mcnt of I'uli. snd sfter treatment he was allowed lio Wurl.s.

City Hall. to go nome. J. ET1KNNE REFRIGERATION ELECTRIC GACTHIER. City clerk.

More than $3,000,000,000 City. Clerk Office, automobiles were sold on the Installment plan in the United Slates during 1025. City Hull. 151' i5. Montreal, June.