The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 8

cmxta rnoses: yrieei hit an niminTiiT mi -i nir "ar a -in a ri nri mm i if i mm i tiff-miii rt mi 1 ui yi. i i i i ivi iii i i ai.h ukp a i i 11 ia i uii iviiki ii iu ra THE ZVINTXG CTTTZEIf. OTTAWA, CANADA, TUESDAY. JUNE 2. 133L MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE i Chartrand Case Canadian Budset House In Favor stocks H.t HttU Lew Clex (uu 30', 39', I GRAIN I Excites Interest frnanu end $100,000 0 CUiT Oiiow 1" Decline Resumed On New York Market Opel 40 :4, i 5 40 3 50 2t 12 2S' 25 24 35 19 15 95 41 "4 30 32'l JSi, 72, 10'.

12S 95 ai r4. 2iJ. M'l 24', 10 125 95 41 34 30 J5 22'. 22'4 24', 10 r. 41 4 uauiuirr rrusetl Of Arreptiag CS.

Bribes 1 Chicago Grain Close CHICAGO. June 2 -Gralna receded advances today, responsive to renewed weakness of securities and to late report of ram in Canada. Price in backs, though, were checked by announcement that the condition of domestic spring wheat iveraged per tent, the lowest Initial condition In more than 45 years. Some Improvement of European demand for Nortn American wheat was reported. 1 Wheat closed irregular.

cent oft to up. corn unchanged to higher, oats to 'a advance, and provisions showing 5 to 25 cents rise CHICAGO Fl'TlRES. Supplied to The Evening Citizen by A. pierce ano t-o. heat- Open High Lo Cl Jars Washington "s' SI 00,000,000 in U.

S. Exports is Received. jjuunuau iieaaquaners were ort- pre. piw citrtea MtDaagaO aa4 (nu Net Sale Slacks natt at'f Low Cl Cavanr I Starfca tJ AbiuOi 4 4 1'j 3', I3i4 Montreal p-wer ti AUanue Sugar 21 21 21 'i Brawl IOCS Power 33', 33', 'j Oguvi WEC Power 19', 10', IB1. 'a 20 Otu Power 305 Bell TeepicM 12', 123', 130 HO Powr Corp 82 Brazilian I2' 13 12', IS penmana 125 Can Bronze I 1 1 1 1 2S Price Cocksr.

utt 41, i 775 Quebec Power T0 Can Power Ve 40c -r-iOe 3e7 Snawmtgan 647 Can Car II 10 10 110 So Can Power 110 Can Gypsum 7. 7', 7:, SI Sherw.n 1 Can Ind Aiohol 1', P. P. Strel of Canada Can Converter, 30 30 ISO Winnipeg Eectrlc Can Pse. Railway 2V.

2S, 25 25'. 1JO0 Cemer.t 'i Roral 271 Corm Smelt 73 72 71' i 72 S4 Montreal 10 Drvden 2s, 2J, 21, 2', t2 Commerre 10 Can Wire Cable 22 22 22 72 Preferred 47S Dominion Brldw 27'. 2 27 27 1 JOO Abltlbi 2S1 Dominion steel 3', 3' 1 3 'j IS Sugar 10 Dominion 90 BO K1 do 960 Can Car 331 Dominion Textile 5 Can 8 8 ISO PraeT I I 1 1 Inter Power loo Famous Flavera 1 14 14 14 1 Ltndwr lo Gurds 22', T'2 T. 22 1 Nat Breweries 75 Hamilton B-ldg .7 1, 7 7', I Pr.mni 2 Oen Se-1 Wa'es 3'. 3'2 3.

Sherwin William, 7077 In'rr 9'. 10 'i 'i 30 Simon end Son 10 lt. nt Woods 130 Steel of Canada J120 MrCr'I 10 10 'a i 10 St Law Finer 200 Musey-Karris 3', 3', 3'j 3'2 3. 10 Winnipeg Eectrlc Mr. King Outlines Altitude On Public Park in Center of Citv.

NEW YORK June 2 After a rally, the stock market rftumdl ins downward course loamy, exchanging earlv gains of to 4 point for ret losses of about the am( ttrt. Selling was attributed in pan to the new Canadian tariff whirh Increase duties on manv line, of American goods. Utilities were tni. American Telephone. North American.

Western Union and Detroit rdifn losing 2 to 4 points 8 Steel was down about pom into new low I ground Bail" were hearr. Sale ei- I ceeded 30O0.OP0 shares. NFW YORK STOCK TXtBWtit. MONTREAL. June pub- (UIU raatm.

lie interest centered this afternoon WASHINGTON. DC. June 1-on the opening, in preliminary hear- I tag. under Judge Cusson. of the offlcals department of com.

ease against Lionel Chartrand, of i merce were busy this morning study-Aylmer, and Fernand and ing official reports from Ottawa of George Etienne Cauthier. of Monr- the budget speecn of Prime MmLter real, on charges of accepting bribes R. B. Eennett. Wasalr.gton received for obtaining positions in the Civil press despatches announcing revi.

Service. sion of the Canadian tariff afiect Chartrand, who was recently ac- tag more than tlOO.OOO.OOO worth of quitted in Ottawa when co-accused United States exports with a slight with J. Leo Buochard on a similar shock Neither Democratic nor' Re- Reference Is Made To City Hall Rebuilding Supplied to Trie Evening Citizen by rood. Potter and Companv stork Open flow 53', 57'. 57', 61'.

SO', 1 59s, 59', 53s, 52', S3 47', 47 57 55, 56 'i 26', 26', 26i 29', 29 29 261, 2S'a 5a I Present Minister of Public Works Thanks Former "i ioort ex 237', 23 1 ra 216', 2T7 2', 2' 2O0 200 1 14 14 92 92 18 14', 17' 1 15 15 15 60 40 SO 5 65 65 37', 32', ino ioo ion 120 l'O 120 00 90 P0 29 291 10 10 10 64 64 64 Net Bisk low flm Cbana 34t 34', 341, unch. 53, 5, 5s, unch. 16 16 16 unch. 105', 105'i 1051, unch. 12 11', 12 a .55 50 .55 05 16 05 15 80 15 80 20 45 44 45 unch.

6 95 6 95 6 95 05 .30 .29 .29 unch. .21 .20 .20 03 .55 .55 .55 unch. Premier for Clear State ment. MONTREAL CURB MARKET Net Ooen High Low Close Change 8', 8s. unch.

25', 25', 25', 25', 3 3 3 3 unch. 3'i 31', 3', 3'i unch. 12 12 12 12 unch. 8'. 8's 8', 8' unch.

8 8 8 unch. 17 17 16'i 16'i unch. 4'. 4'. 4', 3.

10', 10', 10 10 9', 9'i 9', unch. 9 9', 8. 8'. 'j 68', 68', 68', 68', 1', 4', 4', 4'. 4', unch.

Shares Storks Opea 45 Int. Utll. A 34', 20 Int. Utll. 5', Mtl.

Island Power 16 110 S. C. Power Pfd. 105'i 292 Cm. Malting H3 650 Home Oil 55 1088 Norindi 16.00 1600 Slscoe 44 50 Teck Hughes 6.95 900 Moss Mines 30 1000 Big Miss 21 220 Sherrltt Gordon -55 Total sales.

23.887. The House of Commons this afternoon approved of a resolution authorizing the government to enter into an agreement with the city of Ottawa to extend the period of the existing agreement for one year, calling for the payment of $100,000 by the government, dating from July 1, 1930. This means the aureement will expire on July 1, 1931. Those participating in the dismission were Right Hon. W.

L. M. King, Sir Georpe Perley and Hon. Shares Storks 1000 A. Oil 25 Can.

Dredge 10 Can. Vickers 100 Com. Alcohol 3000 Cat. Macaroni A 270 Dlst. Seagram 25 Dom.

Tar and Ch. 120 Dom. Stores 180 Hiram Walker 2671 Imperial Oil 25 Imperial Tobacco 31 Int. Pete 10 Page Hersey 238 Beauharnols Mariner Tweaked Nose of Pugilist hijack Thomas AbsolveH of All Blame in Captain Death. MONTREAL.

June 2. Finding that Jack "Kid" Thomas, former Montreal pugilist, had been provoked by Capt. William H. Ran-some of King. prior to receiving a fatal blow over the eye.

Judge Marin rendered a judgment today obsolvlng the fighter of all blame in connection with Ransomee death. The latter, who was captain of the lake boat "Aycliffe Hall," died from the effects of a blow received in a brawl outside an uptown club early on the morning of May 21. Ransome tweaked the boxer's nose, witnesses said. Choose John H. Findlay As Seed rowers' Head Annual Meeting Is Held In Arnprior.

Snerial to The Evening Citizen. ARNPRIOR, June 2. With a very gratifying attendance of about fifty people, the fourth annual meeting of the Ottawa Valley Seed Growers' Association was held here yesterday afternoon. Organized in January, 1927, the association which includes the counties of Renfrew. Lanark, Carleton, Grenville, Dun-das, Stormont, Glengarry, Prescott, Russell, Hull and Pontiac, has made rapid strides and now occupies an Important place in the agricultural life of the district it serves.

Its membership now Includes 115 registered seed gror.ers and it maintains 27 seed cleaning plants, which during the season of 1930-31 cleaned 150.000 bushels of cereals and pounds of clovers and grasses. Ii has conducted nine combined field crop competitions and has held four itinerant district seed fairs with an average number of three hundred entries for which an average of 000 was paid In prize money. While the main Item of business on the agenda for today's meeting was the election of officers, Mr. W. T.

G. Wiener, secretary-treasurer of the Canadian Seed Growers' Association, gave a very interesting address on "The Activities of the Valley Seed Growers in Relation to the Canadian Seed Growers' Association." The annual convention of the G.A., which this year, is to Sept. 1 Dec. July I Corn Sept I Dec 5H'a 61', 59'. 53 46'.

55's 26', 29', 26', July Oats-Sept Dec Jslly Winnipeg Grain Close WINNIPEG. Man June 2 Wheat quotationa displayed real firmness on today's session of the grain exchange. Increased export shipments and unfavorable growing weather on the Canadian prairies caused an advance In the quotations. In the first hour of trading prices Jumped cents, but they dropped before the close. Gains of to 4,.

however, were marked up at the final bell, with May wheat at 60 cents per bushel: October ei'a to 14 ana iictcm-bei 62s, to Sales of half a million bushels were estimated In export business overnight and today. This bullish report, coupled with the dry weather on the prairies, also boosted cash wheat figures cent and also strengthened coarse grain quotations. WINNIPEG MARKET. J. T.

Richards and 15 Metcalfe street, report the following prices. Net Wheat Open High Low Close Change July 60 603, 59s, 60 Oct Dec Barley-July Oct Oats-July Oct Rve July Oct Dec Flax- 62 63', 31 32 28'i 29', 34'. 37a 38', 62 ,2 63', 3P, 32', 6P, 61i unch 623, 62s, 32 32 28', 29', 29'i 28sa 29', 35', 34 36, 38', 34'. 363i 38', uncji July 104 104 102', 103'. Oct 106'i 106', 105 105'i MONEY BAR SILVER.

LONDON, June 2. Bar sliver per ounce. NEW YORK. June 2 Bar silver steady and higher at ON PARIS BOl'RSE. PARIS.

June 2 Prices were weak on the Bourse today. Three per cent rentes 89 francs 20 centimes. Five per cent loan 102 francs 62 centimes. Exchange on London 124 francs 18'i centimes. The dollar was quoted at francs 513i centimes.

NEW YORK NEW YORK. June 2 Noon: Prime mercantile paper 2 to 2', percent; foreign exchange steady (Great Britain in dollars, others In cents): Great Britain 4 France 391 15-16; Italy 5.23',; Germany 23 74; Canadian dollars at 1-16 of one per cent discount. MONTREAL, June 1. Cheese prices were higher, while butter prices held unchanged on the produce and dairy market here today. Ontario and Quebec cheese advanced 2c.

Ontario being auoted at ll'j to and Quebec at 10', to 11c a 1 pound. Receipts were 1.411 boxes, No. 1 pasteurized fresh butter was quoted at 2P, to a and to retailers solids were 23c prints 24c a pound. Receipts were 1.283 boxes. I NEW YORK.

June 1. Butter steady. Creamery, higher than extra. 24 to I 24'i; extra. 92 score.

first. 88 to 1 91 score, 21', to 23 1 packing stock, 1 current make, No. 1, No. 2, It to 16'i. I Yarht la Released.

MORRISBURO. June 2. I The yacht Buccaneer, which has been stranded on a reef near here 1 since Sunday, was released today by the Sin Mac savlage crew under Captain Miller Donnelly's direction. She will be taken to an Ogdensburg. N.Y., drydock for examination and thence to her home port at Chl-'caco.

Leon D. Mandell, her owner, has been in MorrLsburg since Sunday. Montreal Curl) Market MONTREAL. Que June J. Curb ,0" continued weak exchange.

lnmieh nn did not share in the rally Jut before midday. price were confined to a narrow rnge rent, while the hl.nea nf the TOiin When you want to rent a room, a CiUren Classified Ad. will make that wish known far and near Butter and Cheese pared this t.orning to give an pression 01 opinion. It was expected the. afternoon? would see a variety of statement issued by politicians and experts.

The only body ready to say anything this morning was the United States chamber of commerce which definitely asserted, "We have noth-lng to say." Leading Players Of Major Leagues AMERICAN LEAGl'E. Batting Cochrane. Athletics, .400: Ruth. Yankees. .400.

Runs Cochrane. Athletics. 34; Sim. mons. Athletics, 33: Blue.

White Sox. 33; Gehrig. Yankees, 33; Bishop. Athletics. 33.

Runs batted In Cronln, Senators, 45: Gehrig, Yankees. 39. Hits Averill, Indian. 63: Cochrane, Athletics. 62; Cronln, Senators.

62; Combs, Yankees. 62. Doubles Webb, Red Sox, 23; Alex ander. Tigers, 15. Triples Cronln.

Senators. Sim. mons. Athletics. 5.

Home runs Ruth, Yankees, Sim. mons. Athletics. S. Stolen bases Johnson, Tigers.

11 Champman. Yankees. 11. Pitching Grove. Athletics, won 8, lost Walberg, Athletics, won 7, lost NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Batting Ariett, Phillies, Horns, by. Cubs. .366. Runs Klein. Phillies.

42; Hornsby, Cubs. 33. Runs batted In Plett. Phillies, 38: Klein. Phillies.

36 Hits Ariett. Phillies, 58; Herman. Robins. 56. Doubles Hornsby, Cubs.

18; Davis, Phillies. 15: Bartell. Phillies. 15. Triples Worthington.

Braves, 7: Or. sattl, Cardinals, Watkins. Cardinals, Home runs Klein. Phillies. 11; Ariett.

Phillies. 10. Stolen bases Comoroskv. Pirates. Jackson.

Giants. Berger. Braves. Cuvler. Cubs.

5. Pitching Brandt. Braves, won 8, lest Derringer. Cardinals, won 4, lost 5: Sweetland. Cubs, won 4.

lost 0 OTTAWA MARKET The local market today was very quiet, with only a small attendance of vendors and a very poor turnout of buyers. Prices remained unchanged, there being no produce on the squnre directly affected by the tariff chang.s as announced in yesterday's budget Garden produce was fairly plentiful, Spinach went at 10 cents a gallon, while lettuce sold at 5 to 10 cents a head. Radishes were offered at 5 cents a bunch with rhubarb selling at 25 to 40 cents a dozen bunches. In the meat section the lleht nork offered at 12 '2 cents with veal trom 6 to 8 cents Struck By Auto. Mrs.

Marie Leclair, 14', Cobo'irg street, was struck bv an automobile when she was crossing the rtreet at the corner of Cobourg and St Pat. rick streets shortly befoi" noon to. day. Gauthler's ambulance wai anc(j and conveyed her to the Wa. ter street i(a, attended to by Dr.

Parent Dr Parent ttotect iL.u. ,,1 right arm. The extent of her In. Juries will not be known until an X-ray examination is made tomor. row.

Real Estate opportunities are lne clmen We Recommend the Purchase of All GOLD STOCKS Hughson Bros. Co. Members Montreal Curb Market Ktandsrd Slnrk and Mining Exchange, Ottawa Electric Building Queen ISt QUffn jS3 charge, and who was subsequently re-arrested on a Montreal warrant and brought here by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, faces one charge by himself and two other charges on alleged complicity with the co-accused. The first charge Is that of having accepted a $425 bribe from Alfred Laramee to obtain for him a civil position, contrary to the criminal code of Canada. Together with Gauthier, he is further charged with having received $800 from Leopold and Gerard Hervieux for the purpose of gettng them civil service positions, and with Bergeron he is charged with accepting $500 for a similar purpose from Alphonse Pesant.

Lucien Gendreau, K.C., is appearing for the prosecution while James Crankshaw is defense counsel. The case against Chartrand alone is being heard first. Alfred Laramee, first witness, testified to filling out an application form for a post office position. He met Chartrand last December, he said, being presented by Wenceslas Chartrand at Terrebone, Que. He was asked to go there to make a new application.

Accused told him be would have to make a new application; witness said. There were differences in the two applications, Lionel Chartrand suggested he change the figures as regards his height and weight. Hs had been told that there was to be a question of money, and as an instalment to the $400 requested handed over $200 to Lionel Chartrand. Later his brother paid the balance, witness testified. Each payment was made in the presence of a number of witnesses, whose names were furnished by the wit ness.

TODAY'S BASEBALL INTERNATIONAL First game: Baltimore 100 000 0001 7 1 Newark 000 120 OOx 3 6 0 Baltimore 0 0 Newark 0 0 Buffalo 0 0 Toronto 0 0 NATIONAL. Boston 1 Pittsburgh 0 AMERICAN St. Louis .....01 New York 2 1 Cleveland 0 3 Boston 0 0 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1 Forrest-McLaren Special to The Evening citizen. RENFREW. June 2.

The manse of Trinity St. Andrew 6 United church was the scene ot a pretty wedding this morning when Marjorie Helen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McLaren, of Renfrew was united in marriage to Ray Har-j vey Forrest, son of Mrs. John B.

Forrest and the late Mr. of Bromley. Ont. Dr. H.

Mick officiated. The bride looked charming In a dainty gown of rose beige lace with hat and shoes to match and carried an arm bouquet of sunset roses and maidenhair fern. Sarah Forrest and James McLaren, were the only attendants. Following the ceremony, the young ccrtiiiuiiy. we young couple left by motor for Bromley where a wedding dinner was seived at the home of the bride's parents.

After a short trip Mr. and Mrs Forrest will reside in Bromley. Quiet Session Follow Budget Day in House A period of quiet In parliamentary circles has succeeded budget day. Rt. Hon.

R. B. Bennett, who delivered the budget statement yesterday, has gone to Quebec, there to meet his sister and her husband. Major W. D.

Herridse, Canadian minister to Washington. The general opinion appes to be that the budget debate will be a lengthy one. Today the House will put In most 'of Its sitting considering supply. i i 13 71', 18 4'. 103', 24'.

35, 3', 22', 30', 11s. 25. 158', 44 18', 133', 44 15 39' 51', 63', 36' 21 13 1 Colorado Fuel i Col. Carbon Col. Gas 10', 57 22', 10', 6', 83', 44 56 12', 10', 57 21', 11 7'.

Com. Solvpnts Com. and South. Crn. Gas Con.

Can Corn Products Dome Mines 3, 41 55 IP Dupont 71 72', 122 35', 31', 14 22', 36, 43', 3P, 46', 21'. 22', 6'. 31 10'', 27 IP, 40 9'i 2P, 44s, 14 36', 41 73i 20' 14s, 16', 15', 15', Eastman Kodaks 125', Elec. Auto Lite 341, Electric Power and Light. 30', Erie Ky 14 Fox Film 145, Freeport Texas 23', General Electric 36 General Foods 431, General Motors 311, General Railway Signals 49'-, Gillette 22' Gold Dust 22 Goodrich gij Goodyear Tire 30s, Granny Copper 10', Houston Oil 27'i Hudson Motors 111, International Harvester 39', International Nickel 91, Inter.

Tel. and Tel 221. Johns Manvllle 42'. Kennecott Copper 151, Loews Inc 3(1 Loose Wiles ins. McKeesport Tin Plate 75 Mclntyre Pore.

20'i miamitin racinc Montgomery Ward is'. Mulllns Mfg 5." Norsnda 15.1 Nash Motors i 21', 60', 18', 30 20'i 64', 7P, 58', 38'i 5', 20', 42', 73', 29', 13', IP, 46', 6', 38 55', H's 30', 8 14', 18', in'i 33 22'i 18', 25'i 10, 44', 117', 83', 2.1 'i 5', M', ,63 Natlonal Biscuit 59s. National Cash 19'. Nat. Dairy Products 28 Nat.

Power and Light 20'. New Haven R. New York Central 721, North American 591' Pacific Gas and Electric 40 Packard Motors Para. Puhllx 21 P'nnv Ry 42', Public Ser. of N.J 733 ruumnn 30 Radio 13', Radio Keith Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil South.

Cal. Edison Stand. Brands Stand. Gas 8tand. Oil of Cal Stand.

Oil of New York Stand. Oil of N.J Stewart Warner Studehaker IP, 47', 6j 39 1 IV, 56 33 15 31', 15 Teck-Hughe si; ahjs Igs Texas Gulf 391, Tlmkln Roller Bearing United Aircraft 231. United Corpn 171, United Gas Imp 2V. S. Alcohol 28 U.8.

Rubber joi. Union Carbide 441, Union Pacific 40', US. Steel a4; Vanadium Steel 2.v Warner Bros. Pictures 6 West. Maryland 9', West.

Electrlf 5i, Woolworth e.T, Yellow Cab j', Decidedly Loner Trend On Montreal Market MONTREAL. June 2 Taking the Street market. lead from the Wall "'rri aior exchange turned nrnnimy lower trend with this "lln! Wm.Z oniv aiightiy above them, the "mni International Nickel. Dominion Bridge, Brazilian Traction. Quebec wrc cnoin ar ll'i elOlllOI and Souihern Canada Power wera an included In the group that had new low marks arorert for the day.

The steadiness of the morning ae. lon faded In the early afternoon as the pivotal issue, gave ground to the se'lins movement Montreal Power sold hack to Its low for the dv. netting a Iom of 1,, The large ma- loritv of the storks which made an appearance on the ticker tare closed l.h to be nrdeilv and price changes were within a comparatively narrow range "rhed more than I fMlnl MiiNTItm. nil) AMI AKt'tl Supplied to The Evening CUIfen by r.iK. miner iia mine i'f B'd S'l 21'.

14 33 10', 12', 17 4kerf 3 22 16 o' fx 12', IS Al'ictta Grain Atlantic riugr Ahitii.i and Ptd Ahitn.i and P. Com. r)il Telephone hrit Col, p.w Brit ol, Pw Product, Hrailtan Traction runtem Dnirlr, 'anuria Htnne Canatia and Cement Plrt Canada Cement Com an Ind Alrbl an Pt'ifi- Can at and fdy fiitum and Alati Can Men. Com ao and A an and nr.hitt pli Omelief, Clia, fa. tiridse lt l'lM I' t'tiitr, lm ad t'r f'et P.e.rt, (ten Mfel Ware, Men.lii.

ti hr i. piih Inl Nire Auburn Motors 144', Air Reduction 71 i Alaska Juneau H'a I ASIeehsny Corp 41, i Allied Chemical 104'j AHLs Chalmers 20', A M. Byera 24', Amer. Bank Note 3 Amer. Can Co J2' Amer.

and Per. Power 22', Amer. Pow. and Light 30'a Amer. Radiator 11s, Amer.

Smelting 2f, Amer. Tel. and Tel 1M, Amer. Waterworks 43 Anaconda Copper .21 Atchison Ry 134 Baldwin Loco 91. Bait, and Ohio Bendlx 15 Beth.

Steel 39 Brlggs Body 8', Borden Dairy 49 Case Threshing Canada Dry G. A 37 Can. Pacific 25', Catarplller Tractor 2i Chrysler in 50 Ml 10 i'. a 25 10', 4 4.1 71', 21 JJ 7-u Ml 5a i I 00 it .1 V' I TV 1 92 IS 15 SO i 32' 100 120 90 29 10 64 Calvin Lawrence Estate $11,431 Over S6.000 Left to Various Institutions in St. Thomas, Ont.

Over $6,000 Is left to institutions in St. Thomas, in the will of the late Calvin LawTence, former railway commissioner, who died in Ottawa on May 1. The whole estate is valued at $44,454 and the institutions mentioned are the Masonic Temple Association, St. Thomas Memorial Hospital, Children's Aid Society, Y.M. C.A., Y.W.C.A., Thomas Williams' Home, Women's Hospital Aid for Nurses Home fund, $500; St.

Thomas post of Canadian $1,000. Mrs. Rose Z. Lawrence, widow, Is left $19,847 and Alden Calvin Law- rence. son, 6acramento, is be-iqueathed $14,847.

Roberta Har-i greaves, granddaugbter-in-law is I left $500 and $1,000 is given to Ruby 1L. Hanley, daughter-in-law, Wood stock. Ont. Mr. and Mrs.

George Chamberlain, Sacramento, are given $500. The estate is made up of securities for money, bank and other stocks, real estate, book debts and promissory notes, cash in bank, $468, and miscellaneous items of $1,315. The executors of the estate are R. H. McConnell and E.

A. Horton, both of St. Thomas. MINING THE STANDARD MINING EXCHANGE Sales Stock 5500 Bldgood 1500 Big. Miss.

500 Brownlee 1500 Bobjo 10 Coast Copper 1235 Dome 1700 Eldorado 900 Falconbrldge 1000 Goodf Ish 850 Holllnger 600 Howey 300 Hudson Bay 100 Homestead 950 Int. Nickel High Low Close .04 .04 .04 .19 .19 3 50 3 50 3 5) 12 25 11.75 12.00 ,59 56 .56 .1 00 1 00 1.00 04', 04'i 04', 6 90 6 50 6 70 24 .24 24 3 51 3 50 3 50 ,120 I 10 120 10 00 9 80 9 95 2700 Klrkland Lake .58 55 .55 40 Mclntyre 21 00 2075 2075 375 Mln. Corp. 1 96 1.95 1 95 4000 Macassa 30 .26 JO son 93 .93 93 16 50 1150 Noranda 16 50 15 75 125 Sher. Gord .45 .50 67 53 .54 1500 8lcoe 550 Sud.

Basin 1300 Svlvanlte 1535 Teck Hughes 44', .45 50 .) 67 67 6 75 6 50 45 44 2 68 2 63 6 55 41 2.65 700 Ventures 1550 Wrlnt H'rg- Oil Stocks- 19', 19 8 90 8 75 2 00 1 85 Mi 50 915 900 10 20 10 00 19 175 2.00 SO too 10 05 Ane 125 A. Oil 600 Chem. Res. 10 Home Oil 95 Int. Pete 175 Imperial fi-l Iniiirpil Rv WlN IllJUreU IV Ilrivrr Hit and IVllll IIHVer i knocked A hit and run driver kncKKca down and severely injured nainrruir; K.1..V.M -t in inn 6wMn nt aged 10 years, daughter ol n.viiu tiunn nn Bank ieet Mrs.

Mary Hynn, on Bank s.ieei. between Pretoria and Roseberry hl1 the lit. tie girl was on her way to sct.ooI Khe aw eked no bv a pedestrian i onrl taken Intn Dr. A Hnill ng- i ton's office. Ambassador Court, and I later transferred to her home at 182 Pretoria avenue.

I Her Injuries consist nf a cut arm and leg and bruizes lo the head and body. The license number of the 1 motor ear was not secured. I Diet After Accident. BROCKVILLE. June 2.

-1 Edward Pakemnn. young pliimbrr't assistant living here, died in the general hospital today from a triple fracture of the skull and other In-! juries received on Saturday night in a motor collision on the hiahway between rrescott and Maitland, Ml Mamie Easter, also of Brockville, and injtited In the same accident, is recovering. An Inquest will be nPla' New ClMl. Iuea, tn Hie Hoiw of Cotiinion thi afternoon, Hon B. J.

Mnimn. mini-ler of railway and canal, introduced a meaure aiiihorwing the Canaillan Nadnnal Rnllwavs to l-ne addlti'inal aeeurlilr for oooooo cmeting etimate put in for financial requitementa during the calendar year 10.11. Another remand n( one week wa mart in the fr. of Eugene Moy-neur and Herve rrhfnrli. who ome lime age) pleaded lulliv In breaking Inin tjnniiifd and Gaulin jewelry store, The aill not be rn-tcnrerl titttil af'rr Ihe ttial of Moe At.

rharsed with fereiving tnen IOO I. ATM TO ri.SMKY tin a in tl r.ftnie I i i I Race Results BFLMONT. First rare, sl.000, Moonflower Purse, special weights, maiden 2-yer-olds. 4'2 furlonits iWldener course): Towee 117, J. Bejshak.

9 to 5. 7 to 10. 1 to 4, won; bHtgh Devlne, 117, A Robertson. 7 to 5, 7 to 10. second; bHappy Play, 117.

G. Fields. 7 to 10. third. Time .53 3-5.

Bud D'Aile. aNansen. Epoch. Jambalaya. aWar Crier.

Floorwalker. Blondlsh also ran. aM. Field entry; bAudlev Farm entry. Second race.

Si.300. Duettlst steeplechase, maidens. 4-year-olds and up. about two miles-aBeacon Htll 140 (O. Smootl 2 to 1.

4 to S. 2 to 5. won; Luckite 140 (F. Bellhouse) 4 to 5. 2 to 5.

second; Fair Moss 135 (J. Lambert) 6 to 5. third. Time 3 50. aSplnner, Crenalan.

Tasman, Warrior Bold. bAye Ready. bSwIveller. Degas also ran. Aye Ready pulled up; Swlveller refused; Degas fell.

aC. V. Whitney entry; Trainer J. Healty entry. Third race.

$1,200. Rlvermead purse, allowances. 3-year-olds and up, six furlongs (Main Course I Seb 105 (E. Stef-fen) 9 to 10. 2 to 5.

1 to 5. won; St. Francis (M. Garner) 4 to 1. 2 to I.

second; Aknahton 107 (H. Thurben to 5. third. Time 1.11 3-5. By Pass II.

Sea Fox. Sir Johren and Political also ran. Race Entries LONG BRANCH. BRANCH. June 2 Spring Entries for Wfdnesday: LONG meeting First race, claiming.

$1,000. 2-year- olds. 5 furlongs: xBoofire 95, Meglcal Image 103. Golden Storm 105. Pink Bunting 110.

Devas Vale 103. Dark Thorn 109. Bag Gold 104, Justa Shade 106. Princess Stola 100. Second race, the North Shore Purse.

11.000. 3-year-olds. 6 furlongs: Polly's Folly 106. Barter 101. Trice 111.

Reproof 113. Sollcena 101, Khorasan 111, Dancing Mack 108. Third race, claiming, 11.000. 3-year-olds and up, foaled In Canada. 6 lur-longs: Hedge Ray 100, Archipelago 104.

International 104. Assail 102. Step of Time 102, Mineralogist 104, Varsity 108, xFreethlnker 101. Refiner 113. Roche D'Or 102.

xMaster Bobble 101, Daisy 1 Fair 106. Also Zarf 102. Fourth race, claiming. $1,000. 4-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles: xZeal 109.

xPal's Meadow 106, Poison Ivy 108. Fair Thorn 108, Florida Gold 115, xGuilford 113. Doctor T. 106. Olee Club 111.

xWnnderlng Gold 106. Fifth rare. The King's Birthday Handicap. $2,500, 3-year-olds and up. 1 mile and 70 yards: Luggage 115.

Omareen 107. Solace 112. Storm 110, Voltear 100. Sun Hatter 105. Elcldlo 94, Berber 105.

Bad News Bob 110. Sixth race, claiming. $1,000, 4-year-olds and up, 1 mile and a furlong: Rocksllde 115, Jake 104. Billy Baughn 102, xThe One 105, Pollten 107. Thvmon 104.

Moon Phase 111. Fair Folly 102, xMaln Rock 102. Fair Dale 104, Isos-tasv 107, Daddy Nelson 108. Also: xOrmon Bird 109. xAngrv Lass 107.

Great Rock 104. Playahit 111. Seventh race, claiming, $1,000. 3-vear- ds and up. 1 mile and 70 vaids: olds xBanai Girl 88.

xMontanarn 104. New Broom 112. Butter John 116. xWellet 111. xEager Play 111.

xMlne Sweeper 99. Meander 105, xBeau Wrack 108. Red Briar 112 xApprentlre allowance claimed. Weather clear; track fast. BELMONT PARK.

RELMONT PARK. New York. June 2 Entries for Wednesday: First rare, $1,000. claiming, the OH nose, fillies. 2-year-olds.

4'. furloncs Mam coin 109. Society Talk log. xDove 112. xxHaloed 102.

St. Mica 109. Recom pense III. gun Tweed 106. Marlene 109 1 landward los.

Facchtna 106. xEven 101. xLuckr Racket 101. Frances 114. xSky Alight 106.

Chloedair 106. The: Nile 106 Boosf los m' "re- L2' i 1 fun fiTp.e its. xxVa orou, 115 I xiirana vedette ill. i.e Bev 145 Third rare. $1,200 added, the Minerva nandlrap.

3-vear-old, and lip. leap, j-vear-nld, and up. Valenriennes 124. 103. Bick Mmmv los.

rnn Queen 107 rounn race. joo added, the Maturity. 3.ver.old. and Grattan 112. Milkman 112 Curs'e 112 Great Gun 107.

Chlrsn 02. (iiiantte 107. Anchor Aweigh 111. Clock 107 4 Fifth race. $1 200.

condition" the vtnuiiiiar. 2-vear-nint. furion (Widener eniirei- In Command 110. Miirn.ifle 110, Pull ftwlnt 110 Sixth rare. $1 000.

claiming, the r)ln Cwe -ver-olda and up 7 futlonc, Ittle Nan 114. Whlpperrrar krr lot) rtreeing Thru lit. Blue Itav lo, Harkv 113. Little America Ken-melon 101. Bmonth Knight 1 1 2.

tjidy 07. Brookld ti Chamn ll trl Abbot 113 xTaia III. pguit ion, Wedunll lis lb, claimed: -T lb, rlalmed Wea'her clear. trrk gnnd Mixed 2-Itiill Foursome ut McKellar C.lf lull Draw for a mixed iwn-hall foiirw.ttie lo be plaved over the coiiim. of McKellar tloif riun tomnrrnw fnltf.w, py lartint at 10 a and rnntitiu-nn ai ri minute I Cram and VY William vs and fiurtan Biorrtan and A Birhardsnn tt I IWr and tiord.

feu.iei and Semnl. I lliekman and Itmi. her It and A Uttsi.n, and Utoflin and B.vr Mt. and II M.Crarken Pirfh and did Pettault laol and A (I ri.he I) A Argue end Mr I. T'l'M and 'ei4 ata ant a hine, a IMin and A Itwitt i Mr 1 Mi mwi and i ttirkiixn and I.

Jiiet and It I. dimming A lwln and and t' Tnhey TIBOirO TntirilTrj. rtnt June ted r.rtne., 4 rMl.iany to th. Canadian the fr.l;,.wlhg t.tnt.tni4 nf ptnd at tocn'n. ttf ao, tei egi.

B'' do. 4 tm eti'itnteff In tae tt Suttef I I i i H. A. Stewart, minister of public works. Mr.

King said his government never would have asked Parliament for money to tear down the Russell block and the block north of it. merely to provide a site for a new city hall. The idea was to create great public park in the heart of the city. Mr. King held that Ottawa had approved of a general scheme in approving of a bylaw providing for the widening of Elgin street.

"I hope the government will be Arm In having the city understand that the general scheme will not permit of any rebuilding on what has come to be known as Confederation Square." Mr. King said. Mr. King said he believed any fair agreement between the city and the government would be approved by Parliament. Clear Understanding Sir George asked if there had been any agreement in writing and Mr.

King replied that there had been only an exchange of letters. 'The whole purport and under standing was perfectly clear," Mr. King said. "The government would not have asked for the money for the expropriations it did if it had not been distinctly agreed to by the city to co-operate in a larger scheme." On City Hall Rebuilding. Mr.

Stewart thanked Mr. King for the Information. "As I see it," said Mr. Stewart, "rebuilding of the city hall on the present site would be a violation of the spirit, if not th letter, and I think the letter, too, of the understanding between tha former King government and the, city." Draws Ballylialbort In Derby At Epsom M. Butler, 81 Bell Holds Ticket.

Another Ottawa man has drawn a horse in the Army and Navy Veterans' sweepstakes on the Derby to be run at Epsom tomorrow. He is M. Butler, of 81 Bell street, but does not know Just how much his ticket Is worth. The horse he drew Is Ballyhalbort. and is not mentioned in the list of probable starters appearing In The Citizen today.

Mr. Butler paid tl for his ticket. Mrs. W. H.

Curie Dies as a 1, .1 i t'tw llt-MllCIICC Elizabeth Ellis, wife of W. H. Curie. K.C.. general counsel for the C.P.R.

at Montreal, and formerly of the Ottawa legal firm of Scott. Scott nd Curie, died at her rest- dence In Montreal this morning, after an Illness of one month. Th lal Mr. Turl. knm .1 Gananoque, and tad resided In Ottawa for nine years with her husband.

Mrs. E. George Brown, of 1.14 Waller street. Is a sister. The surviving relatives, besides her husband, are her mother.

Mrs E. H. Ellis of Montreal; three broth ers, Edwin H. Fills of Seattle. Ellin of Brockvllle and J.

F.llis Of Nefpawa, and two Sisters. Mrs, C. W. Lnldlaw of Winninee and Mr, Rrna-n nf Oltawa i The funeral will be held at 230 p.m. on Thursday In Montreal.

ATHENS. Greece. June 2-Filiv Communists who attempted to enter parliamentary preelnrts to protest against a bill restricting the license of th press were arrested today. As tailon (of Sav to diiCTimin-eting gentlemen, out clothes ate faultiest-ly cut and tailotei from the finest British Woollens imported directly by us. lUtMnabl; Prlff- T.

$75 rwree aw I I 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I he held In the Ottawa Vallev on 1 Winifred Ann log. 7i'lmlng Mamie log. Vesper Star 108. THE royal Trust COMPANY IN LONDON ENGLAND June 17 to 20. with headquarters at Kemptville Agricultural School, came in for considerable attention and Mr.

W. Graham of the VIC rthialr-man Ksa rnriimlf ran for convention arrangements, out- lined the urogram and stressed the 1 nerd for a lure, attendance The Ait Va ev Keen" firnttr' Avcwltin i hot in 1 Canadian Seed Growers this yf.u and the convention program for Thursday. June 18, will take the Hum hi it in i uiroiiKil inr vaury leaving Kemptville at A and returning at 7 p.m. After several hours spent at the Central Experi- 1 mental Farm, the members and I delegates will proceed via Carleton Tlare and Almonte to Sand Point. where supper and an entertainment Is being provided by the O.V.S.O at the club houe of the Arnprior Golf Club.

Mr. J. W. Mac-Kay, seed branch. Dept.

of Agriculture, Ottawa, manager of the Ottawa Valley Seed Fairs and secretary of the general committee in conneciion with the coming convention of the also spoke briefly and announced that the sei fair for 1931 would be held in lakesbiiry, The report nf the srerrtarv-treas-liter. Mr, C. Hopkins of Carp, te-vealed the fart that the Valley Seen Growers had nld eleven carload ol seed grain during the paM seawm, distribution being rhiefly in Northern Ontario nd Quebec He alh advlwd hi heaters thai rrd rim. red had been shipped tvm Pre, colt County In all part nl the IV-nntiinn from rrmre Edward nit the east to fttllish Columbia on the cl The elertiun nf ortirrr and dlrif (if for the ptesrttt year, kr pteident, J.ihn FUirllny Amptkif, vire-ptrslrlertl, Calrt-well, Carp; tl.ipkins, ffp, dirertnr. N.

I' fletilrew. llarir, Hull, tl Mltlrf. Attiptl.it, A tVvllif. Pakenham. F.

I'fevmt. I Plantatfenei t) Marl aren, Ren-I frew. II rrndiav, Aftipflnt. tt i Wllann, Paltenhitfti, Marshall Rath- rll. Nvn A MfFee, Vnklk Hill.

Kertiptvllie. 3. Mrie. Hhawvuie. Jswe Lll Kiphiitn i fattt rvwdall.

rrtth and fcd. Wallace, Bil tufheta. I A branch of The Royal Trust Company is located in Kinnaird House, 1 Pall Mall East, at the corner of the Hay market, London, England. Canadian client and fnends of the Company ar invited to visit our London office and to make use of in faahtiM while they are abroad. si- 3', 1.9 41 17 JJ', 7 14 5J 51 7', to-, ate rsH- LONDON Amu aa ft 7 twirl AJmiriaiMiwi Mawnrnat (t, i Irit Pt.er let.

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