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This column is reserved for Queen's 9011111! new: of local lnteresrhut od- vertiling of 5 newly nature lnly be Inleflni at d cents I word strictly lllyuble iu advance.

Biildllililli MY BABES SUIVIMERSIDE omvmc PARK DR. E. T. TANTON, President.

Setting Complete For Big Fight

CHRIST CHURCH, Cherry Val.

1 Continui their unbroken string lseeoeieted‘ Press) -—-- of victories Burma's Tanners lead- VIENNA, June ‘l-With assurance F. ' 1W. Julie 11th: 'I‘rin1ty Sunday, Ca- Purses P 1,‘ r 1 6 I1 ve u ses era of the western Industrial from Germany that. Jews would not lhvchlsm and Even-son: at 7 n. m. $800 00 ENTRIES m ALI. CLASSES 13800 00 _.____ Captain A. Wittig, C.A., officiating. ' ' CD051! JUNE 21st 1' .

mane section last night defeated be discriminated against in Olym-

Of Schmelirig Baer Scrap.

4 tin Cgntes P . 311° 5" 311mb Illlstem league pic competition. the Internation 1 ‘“ "‘ O1 dares leaders at the Iliilsbmo diamond Olympic Committee today unarii- 157 511111111 J. Nail, Alsoolaizd 'Leaguc ball park, oven though this 0111113011 o1" 50011151194911‘ . _ y by I 18 to l score. mpugly gpprgvgd ‘ward o; m, 1938 Press Sports Writer) time the scenery lacked the gawdi- 11111 P911111“ $111119‘ 111111191133’ 1111119 Inter - M 8 1' 1 131m e’ The Tanners’ heevy batting gum” u, Bu.“ drIIEW YORK, June 7-The bsck- ncas of the influence re knew in the l" 18° p- m. in Peopiee 1. Free-for-ail... . . . ._-.r.;.-. Purse $200.00 ' coupled with only one grmr 10mg Dr manor, “warm mm, r, l p of another big heavyweight days or Tex Rickard and th m- “1‘°11- 31ml“ J11!“ 11 It Shoot at Kenslngton the Sea Gulls to bow to their til-er under fire in Germany because e01 i battle-fantastic medley of crowds i liriiucn dollar gates. e m? 1111111111111 1-311 11- 111* c111“ °°"- 2' 2'17 Trot aggeogrgffiuolvdddiroeie-rr. Purse $200.00 Range. _ \ defeat of the season. a. trace of Jewish blood, headed the l “"11 °°1°'- 1111111‘ 11111 11°°1°11"11‘1 = 111m 11 11° 11°1VYW11F111 1111“ 11 7 p‘ m James E' Lamont’ student 3 2 23 TIOt (l P P 200 ()0 , new“, m“. "Wm “Pomp” 09mm delegation and brought down today to complete the setting istake. the special lure Rickard used ’ ' ° an -ace ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' urse $ ' 111111111" M 111° ""7 31111151711111 3018M’: nine an determined t0 word the games would be conducted for the 15 round duel of Maxi to dangle before the. eyes of the you“: COURT"'A1‘ 111° 9°11“ 8 second’ “W” “out” Court yesterday morning two men 4. Trot and PBCG . . . . . . . . PUYSO

"h, m, Olympic mrrw- and that Schmel‘ rg and Max Baer in the!‘ faithful. But the attractiveness of qgmrm Jews would not be excrmb Yankee Stadium tomorrow night. two young and punishing punchers, ed 1mm the r- team been," "All the old essentials were there one a former champion, the other o; their ram for another episode in the list of; a reckless headlong young giant,

count gamer Latom.’ President ring struggles that have raged over seems to have excited the populace of the committee, was unanimougly 131° Wilts in the big American as few other battles in years.

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ma Nova Scotil. teams competing h todsys Inter-Maritime Rifle flloot st the Kensingtdn- Rm, lungs arrived last evening, and ov. grything is now set for the matches, yllicll begin st l0 o'clock this morning. Throughout the Mgr-l.‘ flmfl great interest is being taken

make it a different story in their next tilt with last night's winners.

The game in starting gave pram- ise of being a close hard-fought affair with the Gulls leading their cppcnerrtslwilstthe end of the third frame but the ‘Hmnerl scored five times in the fourth to

charged with being drunk and in- capable, were each sentenced to s fine of five dollars and costs or in default of payment to ten days in jail. A prohibition case was ad- journed till Friday.

GENERAL CONDITION!

All races in be raced on me three- inner or eniend rsclng dates. hoot plan. vlz- 10 per cent of each Addiiionni entries of m indivi- purse will be awarded the winner, dual ownership may be made in any the remainder tobo divided in three p145, by the payment o1 one pg. 641118-1 1111149- 0116 1111-11 1° 11B 1111611 101' cent on ciosin date, but entries of each heat. 1n the event of there ggpgfalg (ywnershlp, although in the helm: film heat whom. they shall same stable must pay instalments in‘

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CAHILL CASE

m the shoot. The first shootl ‘v11 _ —-;-___ ~ Mm the mo a n: l take a‘ oommandmg 1nd‘ The 1°. 505915 PRJNCIPAL HERE- race s. fourth heat to determine the m7], 1' u," "1139- M B". 1181111118 1150i! gamoly drew I ' Dr. F. W. Patterson, Principal of winner of the event. “y, mgr-gr, 0g m, "m, uwrrmmr, :10 the contestan will shoot from within striking distance in the —'—w- I Mad“, Unrvcrmy’ womme. N“ All purses divided 40, 25, l5, 10 m“ my; h, m, “m, mo, pfoflfl- v yards. and immediately follgw. “m, “m, my pruned M, m“ (Continued from Page 1) rrwd h, m, my yemm on and 111 per oont- Entry loo 5 per ing the ruu s per cent n peid on . , ' y "l" 0! 1711"?» 5 H" "m lddlfillllll CHI! starter the drivers havln the from 600. . h , K h scrum the makin it 5 to 8. W11 8 business in the interests of Acadia. from winners. apprgvgl o; m, Juflggg - it Nova Booth team, which has 111.com then on they were never in , _ " He will be in the province for rev- Four horses to enter, four to deer-e. rrrgrbmry has"; 0,, N11 g “m,” iuld the trophy for the last two ulg icfrul-o with the Tanner; scovr- 111311- 11911-111 cwflel- Kelmnmnl All drivers must wear s. driver's r; r c‘ smcahm l1 oral days during which he will . 11 1111115 =5 1 - mo, ir captained by Miljor n. A. in; fivo runs in the sixth and. kik Emm M°N°v111 111111111“ 01111111 (Ass l e d p vlsit-Summersid d. th ints “mm” m” "1" b” “mmw” u’ i '11“ "1‘"1“°1“°1“ 111111111’ 11° 1"‘ lllllliml- 11°11»- "llh EX-Berwt in the eighth whilethey werehoid- "i" Emma’ K°“°1”111°“' PRAGUE oilgezhoslgrlaslgia Jun Last evening we: “Lrrlrril pdjeliv. thaijlggeesservedto h ngo rogrsm "°“““’“"1" M “"1 “ma” “ ' v r , - - r c is . ‘ , John Armstrons’. e B19191! veteran, ing tho "Birds" scoreless. ‘B’ T11° -'1§!°°1l1°11 PPM!) t M" 11°mm W‘ M11111" “med ‘L-Czechoslovakia today won m: ered an addrm 5t the prayer lejecgf. rrny entry, bru- any” driver. ,}1',',‘,‘,§°.,§§’, ifiirfifxfir°frilTTefii l, mach Th, “am comprise‘ o”. me uneupsz_ Home mm, ykrduy, F0“, he case for the Crown with Mr. J. “pcnlng two singles matches from meeting in the Baptist church and to declare HMS of! on aecoup- qlandlng 1, Mr; p; 1mg mph-ML m M“, Nelson Crawford. Ham TANNmw s“ GULLS Athletics, 1; Blallgv. Senators, 1; A. MacDonald, K.C., of Charlotte- Greece m their third round Dav“ v - of bad weather, or falling tcdflyxbtaln‘ H“. straw and srabnng h,‘ 1" 11111"; 011111‘ W1 "1- mnlimr . Catcher . Berg’ senmm’ l; smmom’ white townCwho l“ acting ‘or the Attor‘ Cup series of the European zone WEDDING BELLS - A marriage fnsrargguxrznfill°rk§iefrn tone: l Thi’ Tlrilrrgfrnlfivlfi-Zxeflf lino Gvllllty Human: six-est. '1'. 1 Galmhmn n. uwior- :1”;- 111 °w°n~ Tlam- 1: Judses. ‘:11, ggerzgdfi 11;“? ax“: The winner will qualify r... 0f interest to many friends wok “"1" "l"! l" "b11111 ‘lflkm ‘"8" dvitiiarris. y 1 I. ifwallum. ‘Pruro; Capt 1r M “who, - 11 l. - ‘ ' " ' ' ' '~ ' “r14 1M5 t u, P M ihle, reopen or subst u mother . . . Md m 15 _ se inai bracket sgaipgl; qmre p a e arsonage, urray _ ‘mm m n “m! ma,’ ‘Manon. 3581mm’; Petty wmmm. a Dough)“, The leaders: Ruth, Yankees, l1; “flaming, svlggegnzflled w“ m Eng]and or 1mm r Harbor, on Saturday evening, June “m” “mm” m adwnlsln" “d ‘ ms s! n“ 0mm. y L 3cm’ Roy“ 0mm,“ l Oougmln lliergenhlleraves, l0; Kit-in, Phillies, mar-mm Qurveygf and gngmeer m; ._._ 3rd, Rev. T. R. Goudlzo officlatins- For full information apply to W. l. DARBY. secretory. m. Pie. n. 1r. Morley end zrr- 1st Base °‘ c“ 11' Y“‘11‘°°1‘- 1°‘ 1111111111” th my: i i c rnm t h - W11” M111 1111'“ “Fwd-l °1 1'11"" l m ;_ g, Mam“. mnwunm moQuame a Donwm Cuba. 10. - sugmmsd 20pm!“ 09:" roilywrzrg a quarrel with prisoner but that was ray River became. the bride of Mr. 1 Th: lineup of the New Brunswick md Bus: “u” 1mm" Amm°‘11' 11115 the accident occurred. , an‘ , 1111311111111 1111111511111 °1 P‘1"°1'" mm‘ TD. iumsis e; follows: . Acorn I. Muller 111111011111’ “a1 111151 11111- Dr. .1. C. Simpson, of Summersid formawhisikuiiérslgexl!geulistgnggltfi ‘$1’ 1:11: I; °‘ 111229;“ Max:111 __..__ m" - T- MOGOWM. (cBDtain). hi! Base ' ' next gave evidence and stated that ec c g '5' ' ' eym o may V‘ b-‘At 1 , plant, gave evidenc th t u li ht , d th is f Mr. l M"- 11°“1" "111 1111-11‘ A1111’ 11°" qt, A. S. Emery (Coach), Lieut. Omrie P. Bolger he assisted in an autopsy on the on water st were ‘en as“? g s cr darn ggaoefign‘! t; tron or? t- Pxuldenh J_ r; Mgxgnnl, in the ‘m’ mo,“ u. guest, or ML “a IJ. Parker, Liout. V. J. Dimphy, S. Stop body of Philip V. Arscnault on Sept. R0 n ' ' ' . Mm M o s on o e chair. One new member was taken M" J H How,“ Brighton um. I. r. Archibald, cpl. n, u. rum-mg y. nonoven (Continued, pm, p,“ r) a. 1932. From his examination he w” f: M6123: £11111‘; thafd hi, u‘ mad‘ They 321° finderdtgy into the Society, Mr. J. r. Murphy. ' ' ' ' ' leaky, RQMS. Charles Moors, ' Fieldors 111111111 11111131111" 111111 death w“ 1111"‘ y en e “cc en m“ Ruby my“ ' ' r o e An a licaticn of mother member mgr-m Mugpvrmq 3mm; . occurred He ran st once ‘to the brid and by Mr Raymond Rey- 111° M1“ o“ ° Mil. P. McLaughlin, ell of Saint, 14ml- Kelly 11111868 not to become too profesl- to hemmorhage o’ the brain’ whlch scene inlwmpany with a Mr Ram hold‘; a cousin of‘tho bride Fol w“ 11111113111’ up 111m“ u“ “"1" 801118 1° K111851113" m!‘ 911° m!“ m; QM-5- R- J- 5111111910111, 5111- Oamlichakl 00118111111. Henry clonal. He remarked that today was caused by a‘ 1130mm‘ the ma“ say. It was about 8 o'clock. man lowing the wedding the happy ccu- 1113's 1111111111115 111111 w” ucepwd‘ Mllllflfy 13011986 W“ 0'11 311119 15- .111 Bushes P. Moll“. E- MWW w" the tWlllv-flfllh anniversary b1},1,’,,,:1’;:1°“,:fi1“f wmfubf’ was in the street gutter about hall ple went on a tour of the eastern The quarterly reports from the 1111- and while there will be the goon. following a the Prince Edward Score By mninge of Dr. Maciwillalfs graduation. on m Th b, °‘ M168“ ° ' way between the bridge where the part of the Island. They are fol- foreol 011M“ Wm lwd- T1" W- or her uncle and aunt.001onel and. W 1mm 581- P- Hooper. Bls- 1 I 8 4 l1 11 '1 8 9 the day of hie graduation, m. h“ 1 “W1 °°11 5115111111111 car was stopped and Sam Grady’s lowed by the very best wishes of- r-loty allow! a aplelldlo financial Mrs. Alexander MacFhcilv-Mon- lfscDcnald, Staff Sergt. my 1' liners o o o s o s o d o-io Macmillan probably little thought W$JZZ£°°E1°§ 11L‘. m house. We picked him up and, laid many friends, standing. The annual grant of rm, S.“ . one. Arthur Gormley, see Gulls . o 1 o o o a o o o- a that 2s years hence as chief of the 23° p m 1‘ 1 “"' “ 11“ {him on the grass. Cahill came up - twenty-five dollars to each orphen- " ' ' QT, Jnms w_ p; 5,1111“ m. age has been made and letters of CHALLENQE

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019i A. W. Allen, Capt. W. A.

LlhcKiunol-i, D.S.O.; Range Cap- hh. w, u. Worth, MM. IUGMOWQG 1M0 night,

while proud of his team's ability, tnukly admitted that he was un- my as to the shooting record of

smiest would be an exciting one. The matches are being followed tron informal smoker this evening

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iflting their decisions upon na- litlli which are non-parties.

‘"1118 pact is intended to protect ' interests of all rather than of 11v states. end is designed to "Willie way for world nconstruc-

"111 Collaboration is intended for 111111105, great or small," Sig- lli! Mussolini declared.

T711 agreement, which in its or. 1on1 form was submitted by Pre- Ilo Mussolini on Moi-ch 1a to 111m Minister 1"" Blltoln and his roreign Sec- 111111‘. Sir John Simon on their 1111111 It Rome, was signed hume- mor n» edlhss to the

“T119 Duce was smiling broadly in "T1911 as ho drove froni the

1° 1c Palazzo Venezia where he ‘N 1°11"! by Bit Ronald Graham.

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Germany, team and predicted the

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“I consider this day for Italy, which has been re- aiwakened by action Signor Mus- solini seid to the. cheering throng.

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the undersigned. luv! decid- plsees of business

ed u, close our tel-noon from June

on Wednesday sf l4 to Soptu 20.

four countries.

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E. ROBERTS»

JOHN MULLIGANr AMBROSE MONAGHAN» JOl-IN P. SMITH.

around the Duce's desk in a'far comer of the huge office room to affix their signatures to the treaty. illlildiord of the Nova Scotians The representatives of the four powers signed their full name's to the accord in the following order; I'll-once, Great Britain, Italy, which is according to the French alphabetical order. Each of the signatories received a handsome reprinted copy of the

After the departure of the three

_ ’ crowd gathered in theuPiana Veneaia and shouted for the Premier until he appeared on a balcony, smiled and gave the Roman salute. Called from. his office again by the de- mands of the enthusiastic crowd the Duce this time made a short

a satisfactory

medical staff of the hospital he

doctor was not suffering from gm 11111111’ other calls he had on his time.

"l! Wordhlp Mayor- Stewart extended his congratulations to the graduate nurses. After three years work they could rejoice in their day 0f triumph. The speaker con. gratularted Dr. MacMillan on the 25th anniversary of hig gradllguon as a doctor. The letters daughter

W“ 11111116 1111 0f victory and defeat, success and failure.

In a final word to the nurses, Dr. MacMillan urged them to m. spect the matters of private 00n- cern to be observed in the homgg which thcy would enter and poi to be pant es to the spread of gog. sip arid scandal.

Dr. Mndiviilliin thanked the Cor- pus Christi Choir and all othemg who had helped to make the pro- gramme e succesa.

eTENDERS FOR COAL

Written tenders will be received by the undersigned up to noon of 'I‘ues- dny 13th June, to supply coal for the City Schools, namely "Prince Street" "West Kent" and "Queen Square," the estimated quantity of coal re- quired is four hundred tons. The price quoted to include delivery and storage cf coal in the cellars of the above schools. The coal supplied to

and. said, “for God's sake don't put

Four witnesses were examined H on ‘he we,‘ mass take mm to

plication was made to the Court that on account of the illness of Mrs. Dena Aitkcn one of the wit- 1 nesses at the hearing of the case last December, her evidence be read and taken as evidence at this trial. This was granted and the evidence read in full,

Dr.‘ McPhee testified that he was called to see Philip Arsenault on Sept. 5th at 8.20 p. m. at the Prince County Hospital just after he was

was groaning. He was taken to the hospital.

0n application of defending Couri- sel with the consent of Counsel for the Crown the jury were allowed to view the prisoner's car.

The Court adjourned untill 10 o'clock this morning,

til he died on Sept. 8th, at 11.20 a. m. Dr. McPhea also gave evid- ence of finding a. fracture of the skull, when he performed the au- topsy on the body. There was also a. large hemmorhage extending to the brain. ‘This was the cause of death in his opinion. External vio- lence would cause these injuries. Mrs. Dena Aikerfs evidence, read by the prothonotary, Mr. Rogers, was to the effect that as she was sitting in her window about 8 o'clock on the evening of Labour Day in September last she heard a crash. Her husband was with her and he ran out on hearing the crash. A minute before the crash she had seen a wagon proceeding on the right side of the road going west. . The accident occurred near Dow1an's house. The light at the west of s. bridge close by was on at the time. She saw a. car at the bridge, and recognized it as CahilYs car. Saw prisoner in the car and later on the sidewalk. She saw a plcce of a wa-

Church, Sunday, June 11th. Ser- vice will be in the evening at '1 0'- clock. Mr. Donald Campbell will preach.

..'CARDIGAN PRESBYTERIAN Church, services Sunday, Jame 11th; Morningcservlce at Cardigan at 11 o'clock and at Lorne Valley at 2.30 in the afternoon. Mr. Donald Campbell will preach.

i YEARS UF PRUVEN QUALITY

nual meeting of the women's Mis-

submitted showing a. prosperous year's work. The following are the officers for the ensuing year: Hon. President, Mlrs. J. G. Jarrrieson; President, Mrs. W. A. Stewart; Vice President Mrs. Legato; 2nd Vice Pres, Mrs. Kenneth Martin; Treas- urer, ma. H. R. Hllscn; Secretary Miss Mary Irving; Home Helpers. Secretary, Mm. (RcvJ-D. lvlcLean; convencr of Mlte Box Committee,

GIRL GUIDES-The Girl Guides of the second Charlottetown Com- pany cordially invite their parents and friends to their last regular, meeting of the season in the base- ment of St. Paul's Parish Hall on

Friday at 7.15. A Union Jack, do- nated by the Royal Edward Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire will be presented by the Regent, Mrs. J. A. Mathicsori. A special invitation is extended to all members of the I. O. D. E. Other items on the programme will be irr- spection, presentation of patrol ban- ner, investiturc of one recruit,

sing song. A silver collection will be taken up. The parents are re- quested to stay for a few minutes afterwards to discuss camp.

games, first aid, patrol stunts and a

FIRE DESTROYS HOME —- The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Byron F. Edgcrly o1 Cardvillc, Maine, will regret to hcar that their home was totally destroyed by fire Saturday

acknowledgment were read by $110

Christi Sunday will be very soon President McKenzie asked that ev- ery member turn out in the pro- cession. ‘Those present at the meet- ing were very pleased to notice a splendid new book case that had been installed for the books of the officers. No further business on hand the meeting adjourned until the first Thursday of July.

saith. staff Sgt. A. J. McCabe, rich von Hassel, Ambassador of would be presiding at the graduat-

lltcuhucbennan, Sgt. Roy Germany, ion exercises and that his daughter; gffx"‘l1,frinf1x1t1lfgs'q1?'h1'sflxf: the hospital if you don't 1 will." r 5101131? society of st. James Church secretary. This annual grant and we the nochrord Cyclones do

comm); Coach, Sig. p. Lan- Dressed lor-nrel afternoon would be one of the graduating son QM Jame, Gflldy‘ A, rm W beard a man soy, are you crazy and was held in the Indies Parlor yes- the work done by the charitable hereby challenge the No. a "Siege

6118111; mm Captain, LiL-COI. D. clothes the quartette gathered nurses. Apparently hlg work as r, quest of counsel ‘or m}: Crown M” Cahill said I ain going to make you terday arm-noon Wm, a large M. committee of the Society is Oer- Battery" to africndly game of soft- ‘ ’ prove I am crazy- ‘Iho inlured man mndarwg, The several fepqfts were tainly worthy of note. As Corpus ball to be played at Victoria pm

at any date suitable to them. Ans- wer through press or privately.

Signed, E. Burke, Captain; R. B. L. Owen, Manager. Following 1s lineup: Catcher, I. Plneau; pitcher, G. Irlam; 1st base, E. Burke, Capt; 2nd base, F. Pierce; short stop, C. Johnson; 3rd base, W. Thornton; right field, P. MacDonald; centre field, D. Stewart; left field, C. Or- ford; sub, A. Black.