Mil MISSING

MAXIMS

‘or A

MERCHANT _

__.___.

m; in your will. mi dis hard: uprs-all- right: but be master of v your dollar. not its slave.

i} i)

iuaaal sabserlwlllls gnu, Canada

Delivered IBJI

u, surnames.»

pef

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, Xuousm 19, 1927

//// ///, "cqgpv" , m’ ‘.44 M‘

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

MAXIMS

OFA

MERCHANT -

-__.._

Because you've never been la hll lsnosignthatyouarejustaspol as old John Banyan.

Chavlattoto .. Guardian ‘lave

00:0 lac-slug Guardian. Ioandad I 1-

\

iiiil ill-Pulls

Navy Dept. Has Fleet of Vessels Under Orders to Search for Missing Planes.

~‘ san manorsoo. Aug. 18.-Forty

dwi-WYETB- mtlrchm‘ "5"" 5nd ll!‘ villages and the two cities Nikol- ‘m her°~

craft £1111? in $6 hgnltdlfldbé f?‘ skkusorriski and lpasek re floo'.l-

c nee- e 0 en age u, '

8:11: m? Miss ‘Dorm-palm: “seller: e First $158.86 of

into the air rom Oaki rpor >—-———- . ,

Tuesday nu. nun. nu... u . » - - Governor-General s

l-jsflaehingllortolulu in competition S988 Alllfirlcall Fili-

for the James Dole 836.000 prizes for a non-stop flight over a distance of Z400 miles. - .

Whileinterest in the flight swerv- ed to the search over the Pacino tucked safely in their hangars at Wheeler Field. Honolulu, were the monoplanes Wooiaroc, piloted by Art Goebel. and Aloha which land- ed at the flnlshiiiil Point yesterday afternoon.

The Woolaroc won first prise oi e 000and the Aloha insecond place gets prise

I money oi $10,000.- Goebel skimmed across the long course in

as hours, l’! minutes and asvseooadl. while Jensen's time was ildhours, l‘! minutes and 20 seconds.

Atmidnight the ' ‘ planes had been out. more than 84 hours. long past the time when their gaso- line supply would have kept them on the wing. '

One carried Miss Mildred Duran. pretty 22 year old Michigan school teacher. with J. A. Pedlar. pilot and Lieutenant V. It. Knope, navigator.

flleipther was cigpr shaped momplane Golden Eagle piloted by Jicklrrost of-New Yolk and navi- gator Gordon ‘Scott of Santa Monica.

The Woolaroc was piloted by t

18. — Forty

displ the opin Premier of Alberta. for home tonight after a visit here. In an interview today Premier Brownies posed the question wheth- er the Br control the twenty years or trol would pass ou answered it by saying: “I am going back to Alberta frankly of the op- inion that the Bri are not much interes time American financlc iy watching and wa chance to step

be made in my opinion. next ten yearsf‘. he continued.

and more. American cap

More Than Fifty

Villages Flooded

(Special to the Guardian)

VALDlVOSTOCK, Siberia, Aug. thousand peasants are reported to have been depriv- ed of shelter and over 100 drowll- ed in great floods which are sweep- ing the Maritime Provinces follow- ing a steady down pour of eighteen hourmWith rain continuing to fall today the Usuri River was out of its banks for miles- More than fifty

ancial Control 0i .

(Canadian Press)

“ LONDON, Aug. is.— That the in- terest oi American financiers in the wealth of Canada far exceeds that ayed by British capitalists is ion of l-lon. J. E. Browniee. who is leaving

ltlsh Empire was going

in."

"Remarkable Mo“ n

In Siberia

Ganadafs Resources

wealth of Canada in whether this con- tside and then

tish authorities ted. Atthesame fight, it out. for the i‘! are ketiii- places tomorrow in ‘the final stage. W08 10K‘ 0 Scores of less than 95 were entire-

Bifldiiii "9 80MB W just managed to acquire that score.

"B!" GeueraPs first stage with the unfortunate thing is that, more Katheryn Fresco“. suooolo W“ l! 17°11‘ finished strong, with a 08 and was twill"! W9 deilellllimfllii °i Gil-iii‘ placed 67th on the list. Every prov-‘ da's national resources.

U. S. Government To Warn Missionaries

(Special to ‘he Guardian) WASi-liNGTOJ-i Aug. 18. — The United States {KWBPIIIIIGIIL today decided to issue ‘ nother warning to American missionaries to keep out oi the interior Chinese dis- tricis, where civil war is flaming again. At the samc time, the ud- ministration determined upon u. policy of strict-neutrality. Efforts of certain foreign groups to take alleged advantage of Chinese in- ternal dissensions are frowned up-

Match Concluded

(Canadian Press) ‘CONNAUGHT RIFLE RANGES. . South March, 0nt., Aug. 18. —The first stage of the Governor Gener- ai’s match, blue ribbon event of the Dominion of Canada Rifle Associa- tion meet here. was concluded to- _ day. When the smoke oi the com- petition had cleared it was found that Lieut. Desmond Burke of the Governor Generals Foot Guards. Ottawa, with 104 out of a possible 105 had won the D. C. R- A. Silver Medal for the highest score in the first stage. that Major W. E. ‘Swalne, first B. N. W. M. C. O. ‘Kingston, and Private T. R. Davies 72nd Seaforth Highlanders, Van- ' couver, each had scored 103 and that 28 shots would be required l0 last. fifteen

t0

I llcre is Thos. Johnson. pens to be an Engiishmr-

ly out of it. and 28 marksmen hull

We Ontario teams in the Governor‘ Miss N. 5-.‘

ince in Canada is represented in

‘JUHN iiiiiliii

(X 3 , w

lnlllllll

the veteranLsber lea n by birth.

“in ‘

Conservative

Six Indians Die From Eating ‘ Salmon Roe

l Direct Aifront To British Forces

(Special to the Guardian) SHANGHAI, dAug. 18. — General Duncan today eclsred that the (cooooloo Pro") lotion] of the Chlineae Military au- ARRANDALEI l,-l_ l." Aoo up 11"" "B i" "it"! ‘hi’ ""1" °l Six lndians of the Kincoiith m he British army aeroplane landing

inn-insulin ‘iiiiiii Siliiii

i7- After Mal? Months of

in Chinese territory adjacent to the lfigcggllig. oloilszllrle’ olrgrshcrlllégililr; N e g o t i a t i o n a , nternaiionai settlement August lll_ Tho ooolho won, oll oooooo byi -

i7, was a direct affront to t1 ooloooloo lrolo oolloo oolmoo mo‘ Agreemgnt W a fl Erma“ °x”°dm°““ry lore“ l“ prepared in the native fashion, be], d

China, bringing up questions far loo ollowoo lo oomolololy ooooy-E - Conclude .

nore important than the incident

before being eaten. l. rein-

i (Special to the Guardian) ‘ rams. Aug. n. - mu M1 hour before he jumped on the train on his way to America on theS. B. Franco to take part in the confer ence of the Canadian and Ameri- can Bar Associations. Maurice Bak- anowski, Francis Minister of Conl- merce signed with the German delegate the treaty of Conunrcs be tween the two countries. which has been under negotiation for many months- ' During last night, the final dit- ficuity, that of German tradilm rights in Morocco. was disposed of after consolation with the Milt- ietry of Foreign Affairs. and the new- accord was definitely fixed. The long negotiation has been marked by some hard bargaining but the result is apparently satiaiast- ory to both countries. Each coup.- try extends to the other the most. favored nation treatment for a large majority of imports. The bar- gaining. which has been done. had as ‘its object the obtaining 7 France of favorable tariff conces-

Itself and requiring instant lion measures.

Convictions For Criminal Offences Show Increase

(Canadian Press) OTTAWA, 0nt., Aug 18. -Con- victlons for criminal offences in Canada showed an increase of 10.83 percent during the year 1926 when compared with 1925 according to a survey just completed by the Bureau of Statistics.

In announcing the results of the survey the Bureau reported that the total number of convictions for the year endingSeptember 30, i028 was 107,361 as compared with 169,044 for 1925, an increase of 18,317. Of the total convictions during the past year, 90.69 percent were for non-in- dictable offenses was 2.38 percent for indictable offenses. Of the in- dictable offenses was 1.33 percent

N ova Scotia Tennis Champions Defeat P. E. I. Players

_(Canadian Press) WOLFVILLE, N. 5., Aug. 10—A. C. Wiswell of the South Erld Club, Halifax, took his second provincial tennis title here today. When paired with Miss McMurrie he defeated Ken Tremaine and’ Miss Charlot- te Kaulbeclr, Windsor in the final of the mixed doubles, 9-1, 6-2.

In the lIIlAEIPIOVIIIClGljCflSS also played today the N. S. champions by defeating the P. E. I. representat- ives in all four matches played. earned ‘the right to meet the N. B. title holders, in the final round for the Maritime titles. Although the New Brunswick players had not ar-

rived here tonight Secretary Gaston- tried by jury, 12.07 percent byiglong go.- lm surplus agl-lculml-u o" ol ltolooo, who Ml;- Guay expected them to arrive early speedy trials act and 81.66 percentjpndpptg, guch a; wing’ l“ "gum t’ . in which event the final round will by summary trial. lo,- o coocoooloo on moooloolol.“

The increase of convictions for in- dwlctable offenses was 1.33 percent and the increase in convictions for nonllindictabi offenses 11.01 per cen .

Products. which she has not

French perfumes, wines, sop _ porcelains, silks, woollenr-‘inid several manufactured articles ‘will have the benfit of a low (lemma rate, while chemical.‘ electrical. mechanical and other manufactur- ed products will be given a 11.11 ‘- mum tariff by France. One o! t _ difficulties of reaching an acco, has been that France has at prola-

be immediately staged.

Alan Stewart of : Charlottetown who took part in three events. the men's singles, men's doubles and mixed doubles. was the ace of the visitors and made many excellent plays. Miss Bourke. who partnered Stewart in the mixed doubles also represented the Island in the ladies singles which she lost to Miss Doro-

-__.___-

Capt. Janney Will Fly To Englan

Convention In Britain Oct.

Goebel. Hollywood, Calif. stunt i‘- the last stage of the match tomor- llrndflflfleglfilirebllflfiat t I t F l 3:153‘ ejrlfipillllu? 52¢‘, 39%, (Canfldiiifl Pm“) mm ghinlllllgtllillt’nllfinlbealjulafis-stlml out no well-defined customs sc -" "l: navlsflsan Diego was the navigator. 0 I1 0 loo‘ charloumowo mo‘ Pflvam Eli , LONDON‘ Aug, 1B. ——illyoniz\oiil of __ , (Csllzsadian Press) _c ule, no law of revision havinl been . WASHINGTON, D. 0., Aug. l0.—- ' H' Cllimi- Chliililiieww" 97- Pill/Hie A- lcidcnce, the annual con l Gm“ o m the. inability 0f M155 KINGSTQ - 0m»- Alli- 15- 5P" passed since the war though many - ' l Marshailing the greatest fleet of Q, 1r_ ‘gm ghal-lotlolowo 96 Cool" - imp conservative party ° ‘so wl Bourke’; sigm- to attend the play- iii-i" 5-51 Jlilmjy 0i Qii-i-WB- WM 9"‘ adjustments have been made. ;l ‘ " “ml, 5., w. wmmgnd in u... Pnci- _ . A, w_ Allom chooouolowo 56 Pll l I Britain will almost syncol-unconvalo offs the Island was not represented rived here today. from New York- An attempt made last summer i , ' ' m, the Navy Department today had Faflurg To Vote m... u p, Con”, Ch...n,p...0..'.. n», ____ l ills Ciiifl$iii-:ng°e:5°réaéovf1oh' The 1., ‘o... ‘lung... goggles‘, l O woe ovognlglzoo ioeullogtoolthgit; groans; by M. snlnlnnwuhl to obtalln tolls 1 , as ships of-various desert tlons un- l and Sgt. J. s. P oi , ch 1 it t - " - i °“ a ' i ill mi- m i‘ °“ "- - ~ ' paamig“ ° ‘i “m” “mm” i" ' 5 der orders up search for e missing _- 9s. The ngurgs eindizllitz "liiifffi During H15 11131993, a Consvlvfliiviislffgzfg‘ ggiiggyy... well and w» M. Currie, South End. fflig “lofdoflignglhglahzoflwgiw ed- The whole schedule on which l, » Ramon,‘ mom oloooo JMiss Dor- DUBLIN. Aug. 1B. -Deputy Johnscol-es in the first stage today. N five 0f Prince meet at Cxard Boldwm om be m? Halo“. defeflwd Ken Tremolm wohondr one! would moilloe the “ED the new accord with Germany is a; an." and "Golden itsgis." Jinks. of siieo. who suddeni shot The London Merchants Match n a and Prem er M155 c. Kaulback. Windsor, D"“7||al°n'e Soon and o wmher whom based has llfld. threfore, to be A i ‘ll’ "a it": Edward Island, Hon- u H i... in. n. n» ‘Z8“‘.°.‘."I‘.73..‘“‘ll‘;"‘§§§.§.§‘.° wit: i‘ n f ure vo yes e t u , ‘ l t ' ' ' ‘ i . L TE in the Dali. with the result that the dlgfeygijiglfnprgalrlllllziznlltglg uifon lull; J D. McLean, Has at m“ Calm“ ogmllvl-Zm; if“ 125s;- lnterrprovlneial results ' by ‘m’ he ‘Md’ I __ negotiations and the mutual satin e h, SAN FRANCISCO. Calif» Aug. Oossrevs sovsmmrnt was retained Quebec shots, with 11o out 0f n. ' - m“ ‘wvcrxiliien l factory inspectors. "Rim" with which they have been r ll , 18 - The Examiner's Fonoiuiu iii POWBI‘. will “will?” byilfilvfln" possible 800. Fine shooting also B9B“ AClllllg Prem- point add olfnillllr government organs Men's Singies—-A. C. Wiseweil. Glace wilclilded has been such. however. o l ‘ cdnaslmudent mum“ reported men‘ mm am mam hltwoielr: marked m“ match‘ Th“ Bfluah‘ ' ' {llliciiyfiiive Mall. proposes. on the Southend, Halifax. defeated Alan . that one moambcr of the commis-__ _ that the Biplane containing Miss “i6 u 310W’ i" "l eiilgld Columbia squad came -ncxt. by u 191- ground that lo lo not necessary g0;- slowom Chorlolwlown’ l,_ E_ l_ In Second s on oday eciared llle accord will, . i :. Mlloroo Dorom _l_ A_ Pool,“ and v_ last moments change of m - narrow margin of a single point. *—’“ - l, m factories to employ private e_1, 5.4, g_.1_ in the nature of an economic l ._ ll Nooo lull has“ louml on we Deputy Jinks 0011111 110i 5° "m"! This result is not‘ yet official but per i1 5 ecialiy i0 malnlal“ Men‘s Doubles-Harry Roper and T tJ'L°°‘“'"°-" l z’ "lud °l Mwl- M‘ °°°“i"‘““‘ "l m“ the division anshlswnttmlleld l“ "mg-hi i" be "sulfate The P- v“"'""m"\' ‘i’ UTA“?- $51115; ovgr the regulations‘ for Hugh Maclolloo wmwolllo_ Halo OUPHEIIIGH the Diane were safe the corree- hill“ whgwow l repeal“ lg n. l. team score was. Nova Scoiia Ijreirivl" "h" mil,“ lam The“... safety of the workers. as vw- m. defeated Alan Stewart one o. - l», Z .; Dondem and‘ grail’; litzehadangt, allpeared to vote. N‘ B" 741' nmflo 769' Sank (irlllalrlillligllutullirltlil: Zlxlluydden turn fol-loosed by the government fork}? s; F. l-lutcheson. Chflriiiti/EWWH. 6——3. (Canadian _Gl N T - l g l‘ l ~‘ Bmim! m9"! having mflmallons ' The Miniature Rifle Sweestakcmtlie worse after several mouths iii-32121163932;lgg-‘atgeglgnmspectorsl tifilx:2.mubleo_ll c‘ wmewe“ nglRgfi-gogleesn’ ‘W6 secoggg] r , . 1 ' v m" hi? might have be?“ “Dilated at 50 yards was won by Sgt. Adm“ med M m“ home her bemwlaiready performs the work ade- and Ml“ M gm)‘, 50pm Enqhland one th d to their credit were ta t 15 “w” °' kldmmwd‘ 9'1"“. Toronto Resimeni with .1 "i" Phyflicm“ “mm b” “Hem rlquately. Halifax defeated on; Stewart and the his will "setters here today in S men ‘ l 8. ' _ It was learned this afternoon. score M 5o “no at loo yoroo by My, Oliver was relieved of his o - The a M!“ E-Bourke oharloomown 64mm second days prosromme o‘ the ___ V‘ ‘ ' homver‘ m“ he slept at m‘ home 3 ftcinl tiutios when a Liberal ciiiie-iii - I _ l d J bll l l". “on hem l .' H E to‘ ‘no “who mo strolled “out gt.‘ A. J. MoCalie, P. E. l- High-l l l o lloo loll“ bill to reform 5_1_ Diamon u ee cee a g (clnjflllfl on") . 5.. ere lppugl-p Wm. 49_ Calm _l_ D, Gold, lust month nom no e l F-m ncolwhlch i5 gener un ducted by thhe Truro Fire De- TQRQNTQ out“ A“; 1g _. A ° a nsrtmentvanu beinB narticlvwied in new translation of the old testa-

' a!

SYDNEY. N. 5., Aug. 10. —Wsi1'8ii Anderson, 10-year-old schoolboy of Sydney. fighting for ever five hours against a heavy head strong ebb tide. was the only one of 47 orig finish line in the first Eastern Can-

ada’ o-Mile 8W

wind and inal starters to cross the imming race which.

the city today. be uneommunicative when tioned regarding his absten vote.

staged between an Sydney, today.

tries included seven of these inlet-her ed to negotiate the f difficult part of the swim. North Sydney and Point Edward.

Fl ugnd s tutors and of- ficialglgl‘; ydnefit 12.80 distri- er 100 lJOSMyIOI‘ the Canadia Indian Beaclhilorth

a>~-—-

\ Announcements, Coming Events,

Meetings’ Etc "Sig Picnic ‘It-gordeorélav-tzloiloog;

111$. Mlliist 34th.

l" "Come ‘to Marie Horse Races. llt. Matinee. BGH-I-lll-Ill.

" "Women's Institute of mt Boy- alty will hold an tea cream illegal

Wednesday. August 8

on Monday. Aug. 12nd.

~i_

"fhquire B’; Chronic Diseases

' h Guardian) zlggpflnlzapoew’ 3'13‘? an!" FéggeclilllllitlAii/l. 0111-. NIK- 1 m the" “all: bf Campbell. Liberal, returned at. the monk)‘; gm.“ g n; -Two cars of Jilfljgraiii. One 01 oorowoll ln m, pal-we d general elections for Nelson. re- . l ‘M ' wheat and one of rye Will's 9109"‘ Duke ofmghsgay Earl o k signed his seat, and ‘Mr. Oliver was V‘ ii 95cm“ Yum‘ . the peer- elected at the by-election held Auil-

"Annual n. Cream mum and dance to be held in O. M. B. A. Hall. night. Aug. l v

Vernon River. Monday 3311G- Ladies with MIC 1N0. BfllO-I-ll-Sl

"Crapaud Anglican Tea party to- morrow (Saturday) Baud concert

all ‘the afternoon. if day ‘not

curable then on following Monday. 8681.

l . ___...

"Come to the Ice Cream Social v in Nor-bore school. Monday evan- fine come

1m, August ma. If not

a

North Sydney The list of en- _ ladies and all with 35 men tail- irst and most ected by Cane between

Ull-l-IO-fl

"'Don‘.t West, - .. mhliiiiztnlhi.

othqr refreshments. to Milli!‘ W?“

Press) Aug.

(Canadian TORONTO. Ont.. Joe Wright.

itlon officials as the official eree for the mar

“Bl

n Champion Scuiler.

Dempsey Arrive

the Canadia setrday. this year's

ed in in Winnipeg YB ar of rye of rived here from

elevator No- 8.