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Attendance Excee s » a R

First Day Last Year - Judg

_'rho Big Fair s you-'s vaudeville programme

schedule yesterday, with an attend- staged afternoon ami evening before “_ anon ogoeeding that of the first day tho and Stand was the best ever t last year. 'Darn-stiles clicked con- wit

d 'I'he

tinuously throughout the ay as wire walking feats alone, of the SF”

ii ox d to tns nttrno- Hutt °

rel Family would cast the bai

nuns ot U0 null exhibition. Judaln8 WHS be' In 5 gun, and was completed in several cus

_ The horse raoes Ann

live stock classes »

the success of which was 10118 PFGV1' NSS ;¢°ei1?° in 511011' f°m1 01 911 $°3°"°’ eZht1;};O§;E3lY?‘ih§S’;‘;’;’;; servatives to a. 40 to 3 triumph. ins was fairly close, Lindsay Gard- line “inns wif identified M points out that there are rural

mad .- A. . C i _

mm With Premier Harrington, only ner, Yarmouth Liberal, having the rs F 3 Er ne M”5°" °f problems of u special nature in

ously assured, came up to GXPGCW' WWF

the vaudeville acts Fo

opoiiing Doy oftl Big Exhibitiontil Very Successful tll

cipation of Trou

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sd nt the loonl exhibition. "‘°“

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UE SH|RTS,.Liberal Landslide TRAIN CRASHES_U

NNEIJ BY§In Nova Scotiail N T0 [IARC om rn

G0viThe Harrington Government

_ After A Strenuous Fight . _

d Th t Of Pfogicfifgllts 1;;dV;1;efa Is Defeated To The Tune C21' Waits For Passing St

ITIS v 0

Civic Guards in An_ _ Of 21-8 With One In Doubt.

tfhnldllll PIM) seats to 38. m crrtem counties an

. I HALIFAX. Aug 22-The Liber-aliautoma/tio claiuse operated, cutting

. Opposition led by Angus L. Mae- down the membership as legislators

Mssoeisted Press) 'D°i’|81d *D6-'W N995 from Www' resigned or died. While the House

pygmy' meh pre, 5¢,,,te_ Aug; the Conservative Govemmant led had a nominal membership ot 40,* _ 'rho msn rl-on stats any-em- f for the out three years by Premier? so members sat in the last on- if* mil "Hin SHP-Cdme at '15 miles vestlgation or the Royal connnis-

uonigm banned the Blue ,Gordon B. Harrington. The Op- f sembly, as four' vacancies were la“_h°

tposition e‘ected 21 members to Bfncver filled The standing was' _'honda'

11 m gh pm, last Sunday. President Eamo d _ _ p k_ OW 8 WM 0 G6 Cilllnty “ ° too members of the Conservativeigreatest malority-about 2200-on ‘mo “ em M 9 _ this Province which it ls necessary

tions, and

_brought somethin! new in the Way Dey Pr°B'l'Hm11l° Pl‘¢S911f»¢d IIS# OV Vnen d°°1”°d sunday “ight that Goverriment/s executive council i the basis of tonightls returns. In Mme and Km" _ 5550"' r 5 I th Bank, Gemmu I _ uf ghrgung and breath-taking acts. ening if reports were received that the were ,etu,.ued_ They were Hon Humax Ease the candidates John pcctivcly the 10 and czgllt-ycal'-old fn' e "5 55°” to im I

b e more 0 _ i child 1 M, _ Maseonr vestigate at first hand. l

F ' ht T ` O I toII:§Stru<§l?lli1y Fllyb-I Sitting Of B a

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UHESTERTON. Ind.. Aus 22- A resolution urging that no in-

U1' UFOUKIIZ d9flih TDCIHY to B- sion on Banking would be complete ling party of three Alberto without o sitting in Pl-nos Edward

National Guard organization, “ - ~ _ - _ _ _ F ,

'for th G t Victori C nserva.‘ivos 20 Liberals 16, whon‘“"me“ and °“° Chlidfn- Ilsland was drafted at a mtoiihs

no 1 noi o'niff b - ° °"°"“m¢“- H 2 » ~ I .

ra “ l y y pm icounty was still in doubt lilo polling was ooued. The “ai” Stl’“°k U10 8“i°m°bU0 flield in tho confederation onom-

‘imm cmwda 0 8 . to in clamatlon and set up a military '

Prin Edward Islands an- anceddmglllxciielss car;l;yc§l;§;n;\r¢_- mbumx to open” under the Pulp, The Liberal Www dusted B es tige vacellltion 'party at a cross- bee um euerung end Wm be ,ep

uc sake Act Conservative adminstratlon which Voting Close bC5FgW°“f;c§;";‘e5§mf’f 219;; STI; warded by tlle.py0vm,¢1u1 G0,-em_ _

and the equilibristic features of Y - had held O 81 1925 h - _ _ D *md G°°l'€° 5¢h“1°’ We” 11° Tm’ °""°“ W” 1" "“° with “"1-lon. E. Nl.) xltiiidosnciisd the ln most oounties today the vot- ""“k- \?i1i;n¢coimnIi:i1<i;1y 'hllscmixilfafd

t th d , u rchestra numbers-Misses Bessie demonstrations were made by uni- _ I _ , ren o s _

hou e Hy Percy C Black, Min ster of High J. Fred Fraser and Geoffrey , LE* md U d Miss Ma IL _S hoped 3 Session of me com_ '

ses Of Exhibits Ever

ettled down to

Gr ness

Throug

particularly in the evening, the Mid- Sma

,gy 'and Main Building were Bustos

the live stoc S.

of people availed themselves of the and Schuman be driven underground," said when outcome. 'Ihe opposition were vic- in taking Halifax South from Dr. ' ‘ _ _ _ _ _ - I odrucatlonal opportunities offered oi Duets - Mrs Jack McLeod, Mr informed of the proclamation. "I torious. i,Murphy. The Minister of Health b-"' The mm? man 'ram' °f the MMMIIIM- ACU-H8 Premier, Dr. .lm

o We al Now York Central Railroad, run- A_C1Mq;_M@55y5 p_G_C1»a_,-k_ Alben

army and navy forces have been fem

ARK, Ang 22-

gggp, are refusing to surrender Nlo H Davis was ordered back. 1929 it redistribbulon measure was - ui Plnar Del Rio Province, and to the Geneve Disarmament Con- - ' posed reducing the number ofi continued on page ro state peniterntiary here this after-

nce bday by prwdent Roush I . , . - _ _ - _ \ N noon and Warden Sam Brown an-

, . . nounced n threatened convict strike

sent to, get them. Volt

with instructions to support ‘

This was 1eu,-ned wday at the the French pmpggul for 5 wmmgk H d ld had been averted. The wardeni

of Supervision and control or __ I - yielded to demands of Prisoners

° - Restlgmlche Countyi and discharged rt. J. Ritchie, vot-

headquarters of the army and the S1011

and HUNNB “|4011 W0U1d IUFGIY !01l0W- result was split, and Hon. Joseph the last few polls when Stevensi ' l ‘

,,h,,,,,,,d with people in holiday Mixed Quarteira Numbu»|_m»m onuriy, who nod doomed pro- lvroooonsid, in caps Breton North. pulled obood. Mfg- M“~*”“- _ _ ww" 1” s°"'°"‘”’°", Th” ’°“°W”°“ _ m0¢,d_ A5 the judging Drosressedln' Bessie Smallmen and Helen Petcrs viously the National Guard “will The tie vote in Cape Breton Angus MacDonald, the Liberal I“""S“gat°’5 Wd the hem 5°d'i°°mmme° W” ”’p'p°‘m’°d last °"°“' `

k elusse la,-58 group; My-3, .| an app.°.rrntIy had halted near the ing to prepare data for submfssion

Continued on page l0 qw Ngggbnnl guard await, the defeat came in early returns, as certain winner in this supposedly - 1'

vordlci; of the peopley tha Halifax constituencies piled up Conservative stronghold, but his mg' was mt nmmd “S the dm" " '

impressive totals for the Liberals. support failed to measure up in the ff the a“"‘;hs‘i’I'°i the "T m°"`

0 tm d u 10 In the five city constituencies the last analysis MacDonald, who has ng ana” e ‘mc ' I Order Rest0fed

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Machaflstas Davis To Support on ue on p ge Government failed to return a never until now held a. seat in the _W-

meinber In 1928 when the Gov- Legislature emerged during the fn OklahOfna

rrender _ _ _

fllse To Su French ernment won 23 seats to 20 for the fight as a. battling campaigner well F I R E S , , 3

_M uopposition, Halifax gave the Con- able to hold up his end in verbal i P enltentla ry i

snrvatives two men oomba/t

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group of 20 or 30 followers of the “`”°°'°"°d r"°'°) The last House, however, con- Third party candidates were r *posed President, Gerardo Ma- HYDE p N Y slsted of but 40 members, for in never ii. factor in today‘s ballottlng. M » Okiilo AU8~ 3'-<A~

llman and Rita Huestis Messrs formed men an outlawing proolam- in - - ` M S 1 ' M Hn W ' _

Ways. Cumberland. where the Stevens, ran neck and neck until MICDOMM or McGraw' “tem ormission Wm be held m chm0tte_ .

rge Sitting Cf

ission

P. Island

rong Resolution Requesting

nk Commission

ingMai1Traan_ Here To Be Forwarded By

Government.

_Slmpaon, J. W. Boulter. S. A. Moo Donald and Prof. Mark Inman.

The meeting last evening ai

which Hon. Dr. MacMillan presid- i-d, was representative of the Pro- virtcial Cabinet, the Federal Par. liament, the Associated Boards ol Trade of the Province, the Farm- ers Instxtute, the Potato Grower; Association. bankers and business men. Among those present wen Hon. G. Shelton Sharp, Hon. Thom. 118 Ma.cNutt, M:=.ssrs._ W. Chestgf 5 Mcxliure, M. P., J. H_ Myels, M. P., J. Augustine Mz1cDcnald,` Ml L. A. S. A. MacDonald, W. A. Stewart. M. L. A., Walter Shaw, Peter U, Clark, S. F. Reeves, Southport,

Mark Inman. Herbert S.mpsori_ Bag

Jack McLeod Messrs Huestis neither dissolve nor allow itself to East had no real bearing on the leader, achieved a. personal victory _ , jview' L' D- M‘“"3Y~ H- A- C-

crcss ng as it freight tram went to the Commission' I-ton. W. J. P,

S-Garth. A. W. Hyndman, Mr. Fin. layson, Bertrand Brown. A

Clark and J. W. Boulter.

P)-Order was restored at the

ii. s. o. soofoty, tno organization anne throughout the world. M31-meg And Armed . . N B , k .e te _

. . . ~ ew 1' u n S W 1 c eran uard, who es rda killed it » E h 1, 1 B /1 Z Y y “

wiuon iod the revolt against ins Mr Roosevelt in an am-moon

whudo ee 1me_ `_coni ence with the Ambassador Pollcemen B re ak ° convict accidentally ln atteinptlng~ - M 8 Centre of Fierce _ i - - . f-

YEB io Europe. also mnounc- BIOCk3d€ Of B3I'g`eS . to enforce a command om another. ,company-ing muh Imp, Wee hm

and are somewhere near Bahix ed he was SWWIUS by Bfitiéh By Boatmen _M BIHZG. Jlnunediately on returning from |`of a vividly coloured late Autumn

,,ue,. Rummy MacDonald., pun _ » h Rernark_ olnanoinn city. where he was re- pastoral no-no from the ‘nnnn oi

The Machaflstas are well armed at'

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This

uuingtbn Islands best stock inthe --__.._.._____________,_. have nothing to guy exoepg that Indication of the Governments had been regarded as a. u ly rm; ning on another track at the cross-

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MONTREAL, Aug. 22-Owner; Of $15,000 worth of oil painting; Stine” fmm The KHUGYY of the Ari Association of Montreal at the “USG of the Swing exhibition will hal/9 f-0 Day 25 percent of the es- timated value ct their pictures if they wont to recover them. 'rl-in ultimatum was received through th” mails by City Editors of two Montreal newspapers torlnv A

H d _ rn tb so tor ____ °" ° ° mup "Ie na olirninois woo-pon.; of offense. oourillaus _ sin.-Houonnra: Island Branc OW S mEDumCTON_ N, B__ ,,_ue_ 22_ _boned in nano gone to ,neu ma- Mm A,,,,,, ,,,_,,mv Montreal

wilfrodo For-nnndiez and Gononil "°

Pino Guerra.

tire hose and a concerted drive by _ em pert of New Brunswick, partie. possible convict violence, Warden

iAin army detaohxnent is enroute

F d m”1“°°- P°“°° “nd m°“““d WSW O`l1S HOITl€S In Canada DCHIOH' uloriy in R/estigouohe county, the Brown called urlsoowrs tosethor in

to Benin Hondo. and the navy is feamer Qrce

' broke up a blockade of the Seine o o I ¢ result of an almost unprecedented the mess hall and announced his

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ehxvofed to block their escape by g

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

ltrlclly plynble lu ndrlnco.

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_“ni-_ nianobards orrioo olosod turn to port of the tronnntlm- “W”-‘l md “P f°“ “"°"°1 hundmd [ere ,nlereseed u, c,,,,,u,e,, h,md,_ from Aug' mth to Sept' 2nd' 573`t'1°° freirmer 15 not definitely miles' icraft. Hand made articles from

*W* ik wn, although it Lg su;-mlged she The strikers retreated and main-g H me 1 can da manufactured

"Meefl YOU! friends at H0Y¢°n'B may have suffered 3, gush; img. tained a blockade of the Oise River i R pa O 9' ’

Dance Hall, August 25th. 685° bo its i Pby pe0Plcs of varied racial origin.

age' 8' ve connueme W th the Sana i and a diversity of interests tastes

The boatmen demanded shorter. d mms me ' '

» placed before the

h in 1 h _ ’ hours and those- Uperatins horse iggbucaf; Inspection The object of _

For iurt er format on eiqaiiueegiledt. Sz e ep l n g Slck, Xandmgzaotor tag;/iid biugges urotested 'thus exhibiting umcyes which mae

, B81 <10mP¢ 011 0 mo or-driv- ,fairly representative of Canadian

“Dance at Fortune Hall Friday, 11333 Rlses len craft. They were invited ‘to a i handicraft work is to give to the

conference with authorities. _ visitor some conception of the

1 trot. Good 1. Admlssi "Mew °' "h°m°`"‘“de" p"°d“°t“ *W*-“ c di ri-eo. ,

°" ”`“‘° °" 5;- wma m~ 1”-‘U2 F t ll I . d or the oomnnon. and to intend , _ sions( iii. To 22.)- n ~ IHIEQZZI f§f.;nItiaf0°.mf§?$m?§§i

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6 ea O In ry a a y nlure the people in this wmk with the Haovef S ACtlOn merely a matter of time before Rus- the summer W1-me Hong, again Moderate to fresh variabli-. winds:

"Harland excursions Tuesdays,

Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

Aug. 25th. New piano. Order of dancing: Quadrille, waltz, quadrllle,

It cents. 572

Ba Port The reason for the re ' ‘ned bv a greet mum, people who

lhll column nt 5 eau!! per word h to turn bunk to the Hudson “Gilt b¢f°T9 30 1737393 TUNE BCIOSS

F , the seine enum be moved tmmc ,Paton Pavillion. and has been vis-l (Canadan Press) are at Fans Brook and Robinmnu HYDE PARK’ N' YI’ Aug. n_

So menacing was the situation Rest‘goucho, where hundreds of

a ck To Po rt River by striking boatmen. » ng du-y spell, wore reported today by decision to discharge Ritchie.

Oheered on by their wives and imc New Brunswick forest service. The prisoners cheered and agreed

children, the strikers wielded boat _ -rw -A ' ' in to return to their normal routine.

(canadian ri-ou) ‘nooks to snooossrully prevent tho A” ghlbii Vilhiililte Q; °"*;'*t;:K . _

nook 1 lindbi bo d tn mm “H “Sli” ’ a ° ° ri nts oods ob oaks.

COMING EVENTS 0’;‘:`dA\;i» Diiua 227.4! report ;m.eeee:,ti;’: fue hx; M; ws Provincial Exhibition is that oi ine Fdtdllfy Md7‘kS £3 Woidsxii gmt emieyrweee Roosevelt Discus fe-ov o Pl-fbmen 0 Rail-_ Pi .Ed dri dn 11 f _ . _'

ways and cum), mm this °_MH_ much. th;m;Ianad‘;;: ;a:;im_axncGun; Ballotlvn closed today to noods 'Easel is or ‘ '

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"-'°- noon that the S. S. Sli-lent: which-I Three tugkmds M Marhys and I bm b Conga in the exbibi g fi" of H°.n' L' P' D' ei’ I m ses .Dlsarfnafnent I

d olic entered* the The t in g t ler and Minister of Lands and Min-

|200 amle p emen »

Otppnouneemeull no Inserted in left Ohllrohlll, MB-il-. this !IwE'i‘l1l'l8| st .is located at the entrance to the ___ es. The Worse “rcs m Restigouche __é

HAMFAX' Ang 2 ° ‘III ;BT0°k- M Emi' C°1k`tt' N°r"hum' P.)-President. Roc_=i-felt turned at-i

ality marked todny's balloting in the provincial election. Arthur Pitts, a garage mechanic of Queensland, neu- Halifax, was driving home from the pol- ling booth after registering his vote, when he fell from the rear of a truck. He died in hospital here tonight of a fractured skull. '

tberland County, a fire which has temion todae to me World DiS_ 'been b“m-:ng f°" scveml days' is armament problem in coriferonco i“°W 1°°ked “Wm H5 more threat' with Norman H. Davis. his special iening. Condition.; in the southern envoy to Gwen’ as he received and other parts of the Province rene,u.ed ussumnce from Waeh5ng__ were reported today to be not at _um of a new Working agreement; oil S@l'i°“S- for the oool indusir within o dnyi

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° Mr. Davis is counting on a rc-F

A Matter Tune turn to the Geneva Arms Farley:

_L _early next month. I

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Fri-Me. A118- 22-(AP-3-Sifeanlihii able Articles Made In Vari_ (C_P_)__1=-orest mes in the nm-,,b.‘ol1lne guns in preparedness against artist.

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dance tomorrow evening. Capitol-' -» . * »

1°’ th’ °"“‘°'“‘° °' ‘1‘°‘“”‘ “°" i Lonnmsnno, N. s., Aug za- ' Sflldled onnrio it - n f . _,__-__ ,um :.__;,_,`,-,,,,,,,,, `,,,,,, m,‘x._

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un. I. S. postponed Wednesday reported late today sent the total hope that some will adopt it not gm becomes involved in the MBU' early today of fresh progress to- mostly fair.

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ians Orchestre. playing. 804 ., e _

' t° 16_'”'b°“" one ou M ev Eight- our-old Barbara Hall was Hanging in the bmkgmund are ber today told the lnstit/ute of Pa- bituminous coal industry mum ,emp__m,m,s__

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“Buy live h , Hunt r Ri r Ury 11 cases.-Mrs. rndelis, Walker several mats. A particularly large 1 d _

Tuosdoyiniiugust Evergtt HZ; os, of st. Louis. died in the Miss-' med may when B truck Me'-1 and beautiful one is ins work of Dgmom MU' 22“"‘f"’-°f'-°m° Re1°u°m` .Hc was °°mun°e_ wma” H' W°°‘““' ‘he s°°“"` | .-\_»<imi< -. . - _

mth bmw* brushed hw father’ fiolals f Detr it' B k investigat- ' R“$5i"~ W0'-lid "0" -‘ifmd by an 3° ary of the Treasury who has been | \ .mom _ ._ _ .. .W . r

lam, Emerald. Alden Moase, Ken-, ,-1 Ba, M5; im b U E ld 0 0 S all | ' . , ° _

011 D HBDSP - mmhm, as they passed on u hm Mrs. James A. Camp e . mera _ d to i e the cept me present situation. He also ul telephoned wday requesting R | \nn-in n _ _ ... ...,.. oi Than T;;“’;`dA°f Wmpgffgd The young girl was thought to seveml "hers W9" mme by Mrs' gglliulizwgnfogactgnleuun gmoneg challenged Japan‘s ability to de- peetpenemene ef his drum, en. 'lg.`i`If\'\;r`r:il;if§i§' . .I_ . \`.I_°..I§ $3 _

flew Y, ll H18 .have been struck by a barrel as Cormier, Baddeck. and HN Pm: r M," whue further Muon they veiop Manchui-in as the pressure oi gagemem with the President for (_;\_f1zm;»:H. i: A 32

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.owoinen of St. James, Bt. Pauls I Om St Louis county and 8'! fromighg lemed over the ,ide of mo ducts of the Cape Breton Home In ‘wind .5 ‘ result of Herbert 0l~;i;itese population would be too tonight, une, Thursday nigh. Qiuwms e F M

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ind Church of Scotland please leave the City of Bt. Louis. machine, dustries. _ gr donations for Hospital Luncheon at _ ii _ Articles from the Manitoba Hoover’s refusal to come to the _ u mgrlljllln _h_~_=_ ~ M

I II (lit B8 8 Witness in the ihqlilry “` ' I I I 'l:-jrcntri ___ . . . , nfl

lington, buying same date. (Sign-1 ed) Allan E. Wedlock. 602'

'irinity sooiai Holi, wednesday ~

"Excellent hot dinners and sup- gora Exhibition Week, Holy Name,

'H “°rm°'l5' 1"'3“° °f 0"" W wegian chest is a copy of a famI _--

Hlll). Proceeds for' charity. Tick-» ets 40 and 85 cents. Children 250.

557

'°Rev. H. R. Bell will give an in-

ltructive and humorous lecture LONDON A” ”°`(o'P “bl

____ cus old sixteenth century chest

B, qmnmmbkhn' , _(mu which is now in the museum in CYUP Rep0ft

cmaim mn sim writer. ins iounption not sn agreement '1'°l°m°1"‘» N°f“Y- _

th emu! ‘Ukranian work from Manitoba 0tI'I‘AWA», Aug. 22-(C.P.)-Cam

would be reached between e

includes table and chair covers adian crop conditions in tho three!

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N", Gmuuw Hu", “muy August -Committees of the World Wheat exporting nations and the principal » m

Nth: a P. M. subioot, "crappy, conference today worked busily on

lmpol-gm; na¢|°m_ when thu con- needle craft work. There are also Prairie Provinces show that ano erl

Uwush Married." Admission, Adults plans for establishment of an in- ference proper gamma tomorrow two very pretty wall hanging week of clear hot weather, broken

d b Noi-wegians The Gei-men only by local showers has enabled

'° °°”°°' °hud"°“ 1° °°"t’- If “°t temationol advisory wheat board, aftemoon replies of the govern- 0110 y . .

“”°' °““"“" 5” and for n oonoroto definition of a monte oi the importing oountnni to work is composed chiefly of won farmers in the southern distnots ;

world price for wheat which may tho draft agreement submitted by articles as picture frames. to make rapid progress with cutting

the exporting nutiom Wm probably The Mount Allison Guild is rep- and threshing, states the crop re- `

luronce Co. is 35% more favorable ‘ tariff reductions expected from the be at hand, and the Conference will resented by a large carved mahog- port issued today by the Dominion than the insured lives, ,theNf0l'°- if | importing countries, while the World be in a better position to gauge the any chest, lined with first growth Bureau of Statistics. Crops in north _ zgmyngugruggedlmeiomg 2:2’-l;’7“: i Wheat Conference itself prolilhd to prospects o! I world~wide agree- cedar. also a small leather covered ern Saskatchewan and Alberta have _

' ’ resume tomorrow aftemoon. ment towards restoring world wheat _ _ _ _ '

“The death rate of those hav-

ing annum., in th, gm Lu, Au- ‘ be used as a measuring rod for the

Infinity in this company. J. A.,

_ been rushed to maturity. so that

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ni-anon of the canadian Hanoi Y , _, __ __ _ M

ul memde u number into the closing of the First Na _ 5,,

I* tifnocn or even ng. 8 ` _ , _ \ ii i S ° Gat PZIFIBY P1‘Op€1° gf.; ,.3 ,f,‘f,,,,, O, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, fiona; e;.nt.1o;t;i: ned on inns- 'Unkngwn Vessel Battles WW :1§..._:§_.:_ _ _ _'_'

Indian descent A beautiful Nor an 9' °“° ° °°mm°"°°' o e -“"’\f,"f°i“l -~_;_°~ _W

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(Anociatcd Press)

MINTEO, N. C, Aug 22-Four northeast wind was blowing and a

coast guard crews stood on the high tide was running over the beach near Chicncommico in a 50-Iboach at that time. mile gale toltgllt awaiting thc out- The coast guard cuiior `Pont- come of an unknown schooner`s chartrain was sent from Norfolk battle with a raging sea. The ship to the echooner's aid but because was last sccn hnlf a mile off-shore of the thick weather, it was im-

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variable winds; lncstly fair.

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winds possibly increasing to

strong. from noi-ihi~.'i_~t nt night. fat* lit firril, f`nlIn\\‘1-il by showers r\

|.\'nvn Sl-mia i-nnet.

High ttfln this nftrrnnnn _'H1201

,mul tnillorriin' lliorliliic IN 1'-lil". l Fun anis this r~v»»ii|i\g nt 6.5! an(

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but mist, rain and high seas prev- possible to tell from the shore; wus, uu;,ri.~r ,,,....,, _\|.»u.i_-._\-_ /lug

anted coast guordsmcn from whether the cutter had reached reaching her. the unknown vessel.

The four-masted schooner was| She was last sighted shortly be-

fist sighted nbout li a. m an- fore dark and at that time had chori-d a miie off-shore three miles born forced within half A mile of

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10.30 n. m. inxm); 2.55 p., m.;1

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