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.Hitler Explains]

How He

ST he Roehm Revolt

Herman Chancellor Acted With V ;Ruthless Severity, Declaring Such 1-_ Action Was .Necessary To Sang "5 /The Nation From Anarchy-

ln Number But Will Not Be ,Merged ,T'Vith The Reichswehr.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. poM1NG EVENTS,

MEETINGS, ETC

.M i

lliinoancemanla are inserted la ` column at I center per word

muy payable ll advllleo,

rliope River Tea August lst. E ‘I L-8587-7-5-N.

` Teresa's Tea July filth. f L-6748-'T-13-31.

hi-ment Tuesday, .iuiy iv, ici- °

pdoque tea. L-6805-7-12-3i

Pnance in Bt. Teresa's Hall, July

_ nh, L-6748-7-13-31.

9°l{elly‘a Cross tea party, July 18.

L-can-1-it-ai

*Reserve Allsillt Btih for Caven- llah Tea, L-6545-7-4-1-11-14.

"oct an 3 way station end or W

Qlntyre Highway. _#16849-'T-14-21.

"Delicious ice colh :spruce beer. ||&Ql1aid's Grocery. Elm Ave.

L-673'!-'1-10-1 wk.

T "Reserve Wednesday, July lilth

hr St. Margaret's Tea, Baseball and Iher amiiseinents. L-8828-7-13-li.

"ice Cream Festival and Dance

negvebsters Corner Hall, Monday

ing, July 16th. L-6827-7-13-31.

°‘lDr. La.Coursiere, Dentist, will be

niiiurray River July 17th, 18th, 19th

20th. L-6850-'T-14-li.

“Reserve Wednasdal' July 18 for §ptist Picnic at Long Creek. _

i L-6852-7-14-21.

l "Remember West Covehead Uni-

E Church Tea. Wednesday, eight- ` th. D0n't miss it. L-6853-'T-14-31.

‘P‘Btrawbi-rries and Ice Cream

mg at Rainbow Inn sunday

0011. L-6854-7-14-li.

"Reserve Wednesday, August Bth

Etsnnual Tea. and Festival at

k- W L-6856-'T-14-li.

"Cherry Valley Y.P_S. Ice Cream

mini on old school grounds, Mon-

. My 16th. If not fine, Tuesday. , L-casa-7-is-ii. > | ___ ' "Notice-Pownal School District gytaxes not paid must be paid by 31st. By order of Ti-u.st/ees. . L-6839-7-13-21. | _.__ "Come to Dunstaffnage Central illriitai church Festival and Tea in Union Bosweli's field, July l'lth.

'_ L-6846-'I-14-Zi.

Rollo Bay Tea Tuesday. July

lith. Old time music and step danc- § gonépeution. Be sure and reserve

B .

I *Annual Tea Tuesday, July 1'lth swells field, (opposite Church) by tral United Church, Marshfield 5 tc 10. L-8581-7-14-21.

"Klnkora Hall-Ice Cream Social

Dance Friday evening, July . Best orchestra music and spec- ies by Ottawa artists.

L-8848-7-14-21.

"Gm-5 You can dance free all

t at Irishtown Dances. Next

Monday 16th if unfavorable ay evening. L-08‘l‘l.‘

"Come to the play at South Rul- m H3111. Monday night, entitled,

° .\’YSiory of the Lost Gloves,"

& °n by the Hope mm- nnmme

5- L-me-1-14-ie.

"Belfast, wednesday, July nth. W' Bi! Event. Tea and and Picnic ambeautiful grounds near Church.

0 And meet your friends.

= L~0B4’l-'T-1|-Ii.

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1934 12 PAGES ,, ,,,,, ,,_,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,_ ,_ ,_ ,,,,, 1

Crushed

Piissyliiii

Canadian Press Mem-

bers Convene At C. N. Hotel This Morn- ing.

Daily newspaper rep,-¢-sa-m,gf,iv¢¢

I'-,Storm Troops Will Be Reduced £3; ehilldelggfn =vZf115}§e f°E”;r=l:

(C0Pl'l'iE1lt, 1934, by the Associated Press)

ith a touch oi dramatic defiance

BERLIN July 13-Adolf Hitler

efended before the world tonight

W d

li suppress a revolt that would have

A plot of Ernst Roehm, executed

i. summarily by firing squads. “In this hour I was responsible i

not “invoke an ordinary course of

ple during those 24 hours was

myself.

‘I gave orders to shoot those who ere mainly responsible for treach-

ery.

“I issued order further that if

mutineers tried to resist sr-

t they were to be immediately

shot down. The nation must know that its existence cannot be en-l dangered without punishment by

ybody." Despite his strictures on their

former leaders, Hitler romised

soo

fo the question as to why he did

ac ."

M i I u

peo

my res

storm troopers in the course of his talk that Hieir brown shirts again

n would bt! "dominant" on the

streets. The Chancellor spoke be-

re a meeting of all-Nazi Reich-

stag, called, to hear the first ac- counting of the leader of the na- tion since Rcehm and the others accused of plotting were killed.

But his voice went into micro-

phones which carrlcd it to every corner of the world, perhaps to the largest radio audience ever ad- dressed, since ample precaulonsi had been taken for the explanation- hurigry German people to hear him.

TRDUBLES INCREASING

Hitler pictured himself as weigh-

ed down wth anxiety for his na- tion ever since he came to power in January. 1933, freely admit;ing that economic problems are giving him apprehension.

He threw in, too, a defiance to

those who would shut Germany off wnunercially, declaring that if necessary "our inventors and our chemists can find ways oi' mak- ing Germany “independent of im- ports of materials wl'iig_h we shall oursgli/35 be Ln 8. pOSiil0l1. il! Cf'€8f£` or substitute,”

Hitler came out flatly in hi*

speech in opposition to mixing the Roichswehr (regular army) with political organizations, such as the storm troopers, an objective. ll* said, of the plot which he accus~| gd Boehm, and former Chancellon Kurt Von Bchleicher of hatching. ,

Von Schleicher, who was shot'

down with his wife “reslstins 81'- rest,” was to have become V10( chancellor, Hitler said. sucocedlnK F,-,nz von Papcn, conservative friend of President Paul Von Hin- denburg, who was under guard himself for a short time after thai rebellion was siriinrwad- , 1 Not the least interesting P0l'~i°“|

of Hitler’s speech was that in which

"See twelve innings of baseball at Websters Corner July 16 at 4| rrciocir. rortlauziistia V159 1;;f::°f°»

ers <

8 innings. with D Y L_68_m

fqiilddling and dancing contest. Wednesday evel\il’18. -7\11Y 25mm B. r. s. nail, Emerald, mncins af- ter contest. Bend entries to F. M0- Donald, Emerald. L-6738-7-10-14|

"A gpeclal meeting will be held in

Boyne Lodge Rooms, Mohdily, UY

16 at 8 P. M. Bm. R0ber1; White will address the meeting. Members fi

an Lodges possible please attend.

Lucky door prizexdmigim 256 mens Instituto bm,

(Associated Press Foreign Stall)

killed tens of thousands.

storm troop leader, he said, forced C

him _to “avi with speed ,ol iight- jand Mrs. Duchemin, at their shm- ning, in the early morning hoursim

(By Lwls P Lohan) are familiar with the Garden Pro-

- _ to

i -r e `

,£0-liiiw 30 when ‘mutiueers were return to the mairiiand on Monday.

for the fate of the German nation" e Hitler d¢<=11\r¢d- Press Gillis Purcell, 'toronto cien- ThiS» 11° 8dd¢d. Wls his answer eral Manager of the Canadian

ndance at this mornings confer-

ence of the Maritime division of

Qanadian Press which will ba

the

held in`the Canadian National Ho- E _

l. The conference, an annual uf B.1l', is the first to be held, in

f Charlottetown.

While all the visiting journalists

me bl' Pepuie. some are making heir first trip here and all have en looking forward with pleasure the experience. F0l10WiI18 the conference this omlng, the members will be

his ruthless course of action which guesgs of H15 Honour Lieutenant e said oost 77 lives in Germa-Hy W Governor DeBlois at his summer

I'€ af

ternoon they will be entertained

sidence, Tracadlc. On Sunday

y Mr. H. B- Duchemin, managing

ditor of the Sydney Post-Record,

r cottage at Bay Fortune Thry

ng were J F B Llvesay. Gen- ral Manager of the Canadian

ess, E H Nicol; of the Winnipeg lbune, immediate Past President

tion of Canadian Press, Andrew Merkel, And thereby" he continued the Halifax, Maritime Superintendent

supreme court of the German of the Canadian Press, C. A. Day

Chief Accountant of the Canadian

ess, T. F. Drummie, General anager of the Bt. John Telegraph

Among those arriving last even-

Pr _ . I

Pr M

umal, D B Ryers, Managing

pro e cus Y

Thirte f those killed were "re-

PLOT HATCIIL1) BY ROEEM

1 sAN FRANCISCO, July 13- line and fuel threatened me city.

T110 Df0ff against hi-'> NSUUG 55 Forebodirig of violence and famine Three unions voted for arbitra-

dvteiled by Hitler was engineered | gripped the strike beleaguered san tion, and President Rocsevelrs La- bl’ R0911111. Wh0 "Wii~1`10Ui 1l1f0l”m\DE| Francisco metropolitan area today bor Disputes Board asserted that me £001! UP r€1Bii0US ihmugh 8| in the face of a general walkout of some means must be found at once °°“'“Pt middlfhma-n with Gen¢\`9~] organized labor which seemingly to avert a complete tieup of bay, Kurt Von Schleicher (Hltlcr‘s pre- nuthin; could 5¢,0»p_ d' »~~~_<, de_"'°S501‘ in °m¢e)- » President Roosevelts labor dis- Acting Governor Frank Merriamr 'Vim Scmemhef W”-9 0! ""3 UPA-n' putes board worked frantically to said if strikers did not make ample

1°" that the P1'°5°“5 G°"ma"198‘m° bring about arbitration of tin provision for movement of food was lmtenable “ml that defensiw strikes of 27.000 Pacific coast and and medical supplies into San f°f°°5 °f the ni’-t1°n and all na' longshoremcii and Maritime work- Francisco and the bay region, "in- °i°"‘a1 5°°i°“°5 must be bl'°UEht in ers~the walkout which preeipitat dependent action" would be taken. ‘me hand' that me may mm 1°’ ed the crirushlng trouble-but little Meanwhile, action on 5, general mls 9°” °°“ld be R°em'"' and mm' progress was discernible. _- l. .- .sun Francisco was post- Vwc Ch“n°eu°" V0” Pape" mu* The aspect of terror was thrust poned until today. Sporadic and b° "”“°"°d md thu' he' Vim into the picture as Southern Paclf- minor violence was reported on the Schleicheri must be Put' in ms ic Railway officials reported Com-‘ strike front. place", - imunists were heading for San" An amicable agreement between _ V°n Papen' '5°m°wh“ °f an °n“ Francisco from Seattle bent on de- the steel union and seven inde- “lma in new °"d°“ °f ifxmgsi, stroying all highway and railroad pendent operators was declared 51"” 'he S°°°“d f°V°1""°"- W”-“| facilities. may at Pittsburgh by Michael 11| lm Present 1" the R°i°h°"“l “wi stats officials to whom thc re- Tighe, union president, who de- °°h°" °”‘b1“e" ministers as t'h°`port was given said they had no clared the workers and the operat- Rmciwtag sessmn °p°“°d "m'“°u3' plans for guarding highway bridges ora were not “far apart." i without ceremony at eight p. m. because they were too large to be

and Hitler started speaking thme destroyed easily Iminutes later, talking for an hour ‘

“nd ‘1 mm“t°"" The strike situation at San Fran-

In the latter portion of his speech

Hitler struck out boldly in a state- nient which recalled his earlier gdgnsltrgxal xarmtrnaged Ml;l:_§m:;

.. i. Y P Y 5 B ii‘;:;s:..‘.:::;.°._‘°:.i;‘~'“..:°zr;?' "“' eww °f as =-»~.

Apparently referring to l re-

ported meeting of Roehm von

sador named Rogandanz, he said

“If three traitors in Germany

children or those who were Shot- \ t I believe that the misfortune ihlat came to them was only a small ’Fl’¢SE\ ‘ICM all Gll'¢E¢l‘l8

foontinuadonl-'els

3.5- -_T ..- _._-

From the tenements of New York

to the palaces of Europe was sky- rocllot ascent of the two dancing Dolly Sisters, (l) Rozlka, who mar- ried the son of the Canadian multi-millionaire, Sir Mortimer

Davis. and (2) Jenny, recently fin- ed $780,000 in Paris for alleged evasion of French cultoms duties on a diamond ring. Both have had many hard bump; alnce their hey-

gglsas queens of the Paris mule

Jo . . ' I 0 .....- Editor of the Bt John Telegraph -~

;’,‘;““"",» H- ,P-, l”"’,§,“S°“',;{“°M;’f Conference Called For uly 30.

e Teesglv id num . Jh” , it

Kenna, es en of New-

Brunswick Publishin; Company, (C.P. By Guardians Slioviaf. Wire) borne by the Dominion treasury Roy sumner. J. c, Keating, Bmw ofrrawa, .nity ia _ mminimiwhieh new pays one third of the

Robb, Moncton; R., M, Ross, Am- Government assistance to .the pro-~total.

herst News, senator W, H, Den- vinces in the cost of direct relief The following telegram was des- nls, President of the Halifax Her- will be continued for another patched to all provincial premiers: aid, R.. J. Rankin, Managing Ecii-| month to the extent of 25 per cent “The govemment has been giv- tor of the Halifax Herald, Graham of the total and a Dominlon-.pro- ing most careful consideration to Mgcrppri Ad-,~e|~;151ng M3-<u5_;¢, 9- vincial conference has been called the question of direct relief and is the Halifax Chronicle, Graham Al- for July 30 to consider ways and oi’ opinion that it should not con- ous decline in mpegs and death len, News Editor of the Chronicle, means of dealing with this problem tinue indefinitely. In any case the

D. G. MacGillivra.y, Halifax, J. in the future. W. H. Sutherland, New Glasgow, Announcement of this move was on account of the improved con- mquegged to ¢0ni_|_nued their suppqrg Clifford LeCouter, Sidney, James made today by Rt. Hon. Sir George ditlons and therefore it imposes a 1

L. Mahoney, Amherst, F. R. Say- Perlcy, acting Prime Minister, fol- lighter local burden.

er, Moncton. lowing a meeting of cabinet coun- “The Dominion government lui an _ "'_= cil. Telegraphic advices were Seiii decided to contribute 25 Percent 0 Dr. Kee stated that the Pro- he .stated tha: the rumber of deadtto all provincial premiers inviting the cost of direct relief for the ping

in the revolt was 77. Ithem orhtheir representatives to_'month ending August 15th only. As

No number had been officially attend t e conference. this question of relief is a. most im- ¢

given previously, but semi-official Some months ago the provincesfportant one we ask that you and statements had put it as much low- were advised that federal contribu- the other provincial premiers at-| er. Nineteen were high s;orm troop tions to direct relief costs would tend. a meeting here on Mlondsy ,side gave an interesting report of leaders, 31 lesser members of that end on June 15. This limit was lat- July 30 for the purpose of carefully. organization, and the others scat- er extended to July 15. The exten- considering and dealing with this tered among civilians, and Schutz sion announced today means a serious matter. If you cannot come

Staffel (special guard) members. slight decrease in the share to be/yourself will you please send a re-

Three of the latter were shot, ha presenta.tive."

Will Contribute To Relief Costs

=D m°nion Govt Will Assist Pro-`

O 1 F ° h pgecond, smallpox vaccination He

vinces or of er Month To :is:..“.::f. airmail. The Extent Of 25 Per Cent Of

The T tal Amount Retlyuired

necessity for it is greatly lessened

cisco became more acute today as

ene Boucher, French air woman. set a new world speed record for light planes weighing 13.500 pounds today by covering it 1,000-kilometre course at an average speed of 264 kilomet- res per hour.

Dr. V. L. Goodwill Is

N e w President - Matters Of L oc a l and Dominion Inter- est Discussed.

The annual meeting of thc Princei

Edward Island Medical Society was held in the town hall, Bummerside yesterday. some forty local physic-

Conclude

the annual sessions of the Women's Institutes held yesterday in the Prince of Wales College Hall.

fans attended moming and after- noon sessions. The visiting doctors were Dr. J. C. Meakins, Chief of the Medical Division of McGill University, and Royal Victoria Hos-, pital, Montreal, and Dr, Grant Fleming, Prof. of Public Hes,ltlr,` and Dr. Dudley Ross, surgeon, both of McGill University, |

The morning session, 10.30 to,

12.30, was taken up with society. business, officials for the society for the ensuing year were appoint- ed. Dr. V. L. Goodwill, Charlotte- town was elected president.

Many important matters per-

taining to the medical profession both local and Dominion were dis- cussed and voted upon.

Dr. B'. C. Keeping of Charloite-

towri gave a very comprehensive report of the Public Health Com-

0 mittee‘s activities. He stressed sev-

eral points; first, the need of fre-

gus quent health examinagions, artic-

ulsrly with reference to tubercul- osls for the purpose of diagnosing. cases early and as a result making, ai-ly treatment and cu_re practical;|

ing the past Spring, and stressed the need of continued vigilance and still more widespread use of small-

Last evening an address on rural

extension work was given by Dr, W, V. Longley, Director- of Extension, Nova Scotia Dept. of Agriculture, An illustrated addresse on Crippled Children was given by Premier Mac- Millan and Mr. O. C. Craswell. An address of welcome was given by Mayor Kennedy and was responded to by Miss Jean MacDonald. Mrs. Samuel Martin, as convenor for Ag- riculture, presented her report. Vo- cal solos were rendered by Mrs. W. J Mutch and Mrs. Frances Holl-Train- or, and a violin solo by Mr, Harry Gomez.

Other reports presented during the

day included the presidential report by Mrs. Harrison MacFar1:r:ie, super- vi-S<>r`S report by Miss Elizabeth Mae- MIUHH. B.Sc.; reports on Canadian- izatlon and National Events by Mrs. Everett Haslam, on Legislation by Mrs. John McGulgan, on Public Health by Mrs, Stirling MacKay, on , Education and Better Schools by~ Mrs. Fred MacLaren, on Canadiani Industry by Mrs. George Martin. i

DELEGATES WELCOMED

At the afternoon session Mrs, L. H.

Douglas, Vice President, was in the chair and Hon. Thomas MacNutt

gave an address of welcome. 1 Madam President and Ladies of

Satisfactory Reports Presented At Meetings Yesterday - Will

S&i2i,SfHCi0i'y reports of various '-__‘ -M ,___-"_r

phases of activity were presented at B 0 N

disease under control. With regard to infant mortality, he stated that Prince Edward Island has the sec- ond lowest figure for the Dominion being excelled only by British Coi- umbla.

Dr. Keeping also reported that

dren have received protection by means of toxold innoculaiion against diphtheria during the past few years, resulting in a tremend-

from this dread disease. The mem- bers of the medical profession were

n securing a 100 per cent innoccu- Lation of all children of pre-school

d school age

vinciai Health Department was distributing free a. antiseptic solu- lon for infants eyes to prevent

iblindriess following birth.

Dr. E. T. Tanton of Summer-

his trip as Prince Edward Island’s fraternal delegate to the Nova Scotia. medical meeting on July 6

last.

Dr. I. J. Yeo drew the attention

said, for mlstreating persons taken __ -,;_- of the Society to the unique hon. into tectlv tod . o

6" Sabota e Feared As Strike

sisting arrest, and three commit- g ted suictlde, thetrCl;aii)c1ellor assfzrt- ‘ . d ed his ks nh t cd, iiidcatuig ri. execu ons-S B A ora remar w- regard o M he-. : ztufatzon ecomes cute

r conferred upon it in having one fits members, Di' W J P Mac

o - _ . . - millan as Premier of the province. The Society enthusiastically en-

the very great advances made in

pox vaccine to adequately keep this the W. 1. of P. E. I.:

111000 school and p,~¢.sch001 mu. I that the ladies of Canada have not.

It is always a pleasure to be pres- ent at a ladies’ meeting, but more’ especially when it is a meeting of ladies banded together for a common

‘purpose and that purpose the good_ 'of the community and the province. |

It has been said more than once

italcen the active part in the public affairs of the country which theiri ,recently acquired place in the fran- - chise has put within their reach. It | it gratifying tc know that gradually T ‘ and rapidly this charge is being dis- t proved and the women are more and `more making their power and in- fluence felt. Just think of the in- fluence women have exerted in every 1 period of our history and especially think of the power to which this in- fluence would grow if all our women were banded together for :1 common purpose and with a definite goal ini , view as is the case in this Womens, ilnstitute, which we have represented | here today. If one woman can exer-

I cise enough power to change the history of a nation what cannot two hundred and fifty women do in a population of less than 100,000 such as we have in this Province, and we havenot only two hundred and fifty women so banded together but we have two hundred and fifty-two Wo- men's Institutes of at least three thousand members all working to- gether to improve our rural condi- tions, our schools and the social life of the province. Ladies, you have in

(Continued on Page 11)

(Continued on Page ii)

Veteran Ottawa Newspape

Describes Old-Time Poli

F IFTY years ago !

How little the aver-

ngc Caiiafiian knows oi thc public men who then served their country, the hopes they licid for Cair- ada, ilie. cniiscs ivliicii

ANGERS, France, July l2.-I-lel-

schicicher and the French Amhazs- V 1 |

fashioned their policies and, more pnrticiilarly, the kintily good-Iiumor which prevailed in public life in tlmsc <ln_v.<. firms- cending even thc bitter- ness of political carn- paigiis and prirlizimcntary

debates.

it is to thc i;i.~k of

desrrihiiig many of these,

from personal obscrva- `

(ion and contact made th rougliout over thi rty years as (iltt.1\\'a corre- spondent of many great iicwspaprri, - twenty of

“Fifty Years Ago--and Since"

these ears Canridian correspondent oi' the london 'l`irnc<-- _

interesting stories of iiien proiiniiciit iii public life, many of

iigree to meet with is foreign

statesman and car-ry out this meet- " .I . y . - .

_ L-6860-'7-14-li. ing after removing domefgéc 116111 that Mr. Fred Cook, once thc tlcnn of parliniiiciitrwy corrc-_Y

"Bun we lm' term endowmentstgilrligirigiténgior-&er:“iihlre1:lpn Mmaeg); _ _ spondciiis, has_set hiiiisclf. lie iias_g.itlicred _ri wealth of

ideal for small investors. An- dead. even if it should be true that _ - » _ V _ 5

:ral deposits are within the reach in a conference thus kt’-'Pi' Swift which are told for the hrst time, In the narrritioii of them.

A' 5° 'I1-Ill! people dllclalm °f 5"- Relull-I are absolutely sure from me. there WHS H1111! 01111' *mug Mr. Cook has served si splendid Purpose.

RP°'l"||*|||¢! 10! lmlll lllvia. md 3`|"m7m3- c°‘“ultI_'|’_'s;,i£:?2f:f ?}§iRnt:se_xi- or old mm' or A , 71| Mr. Cook was elected hiriyor of Oiiziwn t\\’cni_v yczirs futlir-‘e ‘x’i|¢Eh|u:Ei.ad.:2 sg' I. Manager' __ "I feel s0l‘i'Y.” U10 O11M1°€110l° Wd ` after landing in Canaria. He liris, in addition, held many

NU llllcle the anlet la z "Ice cream festival and dance. at one P0U1f» f0l` the Wives °“d‘ , other important offices, mid in all served with distinciioli- Nmnmled wiui payment or-and view mil, Thursday. Juli' . ‘ ' - ' ' _ ' _ " .

¢mmL0-n-"ow" _ ruth. specialties between drags; 1 I 'I ` . y _ ' ,’ J _

GUABDIAN . A DiO€S I -~1*'~“J ‘ I I

The (itiarflimi has sccurcri this iiiiiqiic series nf artitirs

and begins the piilrlicatron of them iuilny uly 14th

i I

r Correspondent Iniimately

~icians and Their Foibles

_ |

A i

‘MIL FRED COOK

‘ i

M E E11 N Glnstitutes Held "

To-day.

I EE' A '5,.9’." -

AT MARDALENS UN |UlY ZATH

Bishop O’Sullivan And

Clergy of Charlotte' town Diocese Will Participate.

Prcceding the Cartier celebration

in Charlottetown on August 34 will be a celebration on July 24 at Amherst Island, Magdalen Is- lands, at which His Excellency Bishop O`Sullivan and fifteen 01’ twenty priests of the Charlottetown diocese will participate.

Bishop O'Sulllvan and clergy

will leave here for Amherst Island on July 23. On the following morn- ing His Excellency will officiato an Mass in the open air. Aftoi' Mass he will place a memorial cross to Cartier on Mount la Demoiselle_

__-_l__

W0 0|] TIRES UNDER BDNTRUE AT MURRAY R.

Fire fighters organired by R. Oi

M. P. officers battled successfully with wood fires near Murray Rivet yesterday and last evening the fire was reported well under control- Damage to farm property on land of Messrs. J. H, Saunders, John Salm- ders and Norman 'White occurred yesterday before the flames could be checked, No buildings, however, were destroyed. The fire was checked a- V bout one-half miie from Murray

River. _

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