. Contact for Prince: lillerlottetuwn I

1 '

’. on l"fllAi.evenlne us mu. «vale» at ‘the-Prince? l_Ilwe.rd Theatre. men". Charlottetown will .

In apt-«tea mm a. nnIn_bgI';.o£.r0IIIl.'.lIdleI Ifoonsored by

~ “v-an-ciowmcaeoitujnebyuewéneannurcntum “the Iteullflel _ "place between uho‘i'n.~st s‘p..’u.._‘:uagu will be'Mr._ on of Montreal, Mn. A. 3. (icon and lion. 1!. L.

'11» will take

The Princess will be in competition with ‘um, other Princesses from point on the Island for the honor of being about: "Queen at the C

-. confedentum Celebration week July 16-21. A

NEW YORK, July 4 —(AP)—- Ifltteburgh and Cincinnati doubleheader today fans. the s s largest crowd in Pitwburgh, ..the League-Leading Reds taking the inset 7-4 and Pirates the second

Linus Frey with his hitting and fielding and southpaw lee Gris- agnéa were heroes of the first con-

S .

eman" Mace Brown. Pi: tee urler. pitched his f the season in the nightoap, and although hit hard. was steady in the pinches. Brownie double and sing Fern Bell and Arky Vsugh the “game for eittsburah in

Dodson Defeat Plllllhlr ~ Twice the Dodgers dumped the tail-end Phillies at Brooklyn, win- ning by scores‘ of 6-3 and lore a holiday crowd of 21,809. . The Phiilies had a royal chance second when ti: times‘ in the 0181: the score. alllnet

Ci-IMIQ. winnln

Mulcahy, who succeeded Re rell on the mound for the Quakers.‘ were unable to hold the Brook attach. After three bases on be . Art Parks, rookie outfielder from

Yankees Split‘ ' Douh|eheader.:' With Senatofs

July 4 --(AP)-— gest crowd, 6!,- nos fans saw the New York. Yank- ees and Washington Senatoraspiit

NEW YORK. The season‘s big

. to the department. has 2 mod some rte of damage and

formance. He has held to Just four runs in the

inning; he has worked 4- them

pleasurable con-

sp tors travel at about 4000 feet a second within a. radius

9 lane on ice in the third by scorin ive runs off Alcxendro can-use who had been presented I lift a delegation from

fiscoveredthtth i ‘M260 eexpanson

Tigers Blank Tribe

Buck Newsom slapped shutout on Cievela the Joy of Detroit’ ball crowd in history. 56,272 fans. but rain ended the second game of ‘ex; doubleheader in the third

R‘ .

While Newsorm limi to th

six men for his ninth vlcto

struo begins feet. about’ the t be called 9. dir-

ourld also that secondary vi-

! atabo limi iowhtmigh 0 ecthlt. I

surfaces as glue windows. raise no insuurperableuprobiem of

D ome shelters no more than five pounds.

uns. discovered e h by bomb explosi ns t distance with

g back into a virtual place tie'wlth the Indians.

Today's crowd exceeded evlous record. attendance of 8 .- 00 at opening d

PARK CORNER. SCHOOL ‘CLOSING '

. S” D,“ Mme.” The annual public examination Red Sox staged a holiday

is do leeeder at 17 nor la"

grcdes by the teacher.

1118.. mm Freetown to St. Jlunee

.011 . Summer-field. A large number-

were presenttcpeylest is showed high teem mmh deceased was old. Requiem Man was celebrated by

Father Phaien Mex

vice at the grave being

b v Pr ‘Hunk

1- . . Molina . Pallbearers. all life-long friends and neighbors were: Mean.’ Aus- tin Basics, John Campbell. Colin

V

Campbell. Patrick C Bcrnab Crolren, Wilbert oo':riue.

——A.——'— rnnrvas smsr. L

which police believe come from the roof of St. Paul's Church. High prices for-.ceru.in types of scrap metal has made theft of it

Lé..gae-1eadi}.g Reds Split Doitble Bill With‘ Pirates; Giants Defeated . By Bees‘

Montreal, doubled to left, two runs to clinch the verdict.

Beet Take Giants

New York Giants couldn't dent their bee hive 1 Boston Bees. backed by six- itching by Danny Macvayden e opener and five-hl tossin by Milt Bhoilner in the night-cap, took» both ends of a doubleheader. 3-1 and 10-2, before 14,694 spectat- s.

the sixilh straight victory see, who have sweat their last three doubleheaders; and ex- tended the Gl-ams’ lo National League p

n. - .

Chi to Cuba broke even with B , Cards in a holiday dou- on, bleheader before 21,400 t the second. 3-2 r losing thefirst.

, pitcher Morwn cooper won the opener for itihe gards with

a two-run homer

but the highlight of t Hank Ieiber'e three h successive times at bat.

‘rho second game was a mound duel.with the Cards having lead going into the of h ei , th. Then pinch hitter Gab Hartnett blasted one out of the park to tie the score.

cheerful Note 0.nB9mh R,ai,ds.

t N July 4--(CF)--While qing’ ch and erecting bomb she tors in their 1.; back the governm Reid M utions department has

er to human life from bombs can be r~estrlcte& to a fairly

now range fro gilch the pmjectrllnles shield 19.

'8. Upper I-llllsboro Street was forcibly ent- ered and a fluarttity of cigarettes. soap. tea an other goods stolen. sofarasca.nbelsa.rnednocash

tllcen. The goods were later City Police cached in e. Vacant use on Cumberland Bt.. but no arrests have been made in connection with t brmk. En- trance to the store was effected by prying the bars of‘! 3 rear window.

also visited Monday night and a. small amount of cash stolen. En-

the some build- through a rear window.

PERSONALS

weekswith hex-pe.rets,Mr. :1 Mrs. John Reay. n “n

Miss Marion Manor of Kentville,

’N.B.,is’t-heguest of her

cousin, Mrs, Gus Wilson. 91 Edward St..

Y.

Miss Meda. Glover has returned to the city flatter spending the

Valley.

Mrs. J daughtei-(,mA‘de

them le.ter.~—Ottawa Journa

of wnnare lls. Maine. are via- iting Mrs. M‘urra.y's parents, M1-

Vh hasnbtehel visi 1 W‘ 0 V . ver for thfinpestffntggvon mm“

turned to her home Monday eve. H1118-l 316

old home.

8. arrived in the G

holirav. 'il‘he,v are the guests of Mrs curve’: mmnts. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Dolron. Wfiymouth street.

“flew Democracy” Party Sponsored By ilerridge

(By The Canadian Press)

the movement's sponsor, Hon.

D. Herridge of Ottawa. replies to the invitation that he be a candi- date in Prince Albert federal con- now represented by ime Minister Mackenue Kin .

vited by J. F‘. McKay, spokesmen for the Prince Albert delegation of four. to accept a nomination “if we can get him a united progress- lve tmni."

The conference decided to in-. crease membership on‘ the central committee from seven to nine

federal T131118: in the province will

bus elected to the committee. mai:- the Con

its total memberahl 30.

a nine elected at e confer- ence are: Geogrge Barr, K.C.. Ms - or A. C. Ellison. T. M. Bee and . Ra. Powell, all of Regina; A. 0. Stewart. M.l...A.. Yozkton, minis- ter of highways in the runner °“‘=**°l*°“.%*"..°;r.’.:::*"....v° ..°°v..-

G. Greenfield. Moose Jaw; J.

Saskatoon and Miss

H "gm th as t’ - . . e vemen 's Junior and mate in Regina. federal con- Downlne‘ need by Jean Macxenaie. fool‘-nmcefil 1nd'n"")i(1i.';l “as e certificates were New Derzuzfcricy. f

the

be touched" squadron.’ ,- stm "roe. apnoea stances

‘ "°“*-"Jul a..(sin‘

"*~ ' : '1 tales mun

i

.4’ ‘ courenuasnou sun. ancs. . , 1..-nine.-3521-ax.

HINERAL A’! SUMMIEBIDB- ‘rho funeral of ihe late John Mc- Carviiis, was held '.l.‘ueadey_ morn- ‘ 1 his late residence at

and the Hi!!!

mes comm: lrvlvousu

Connie unanim the Iii-Ycirads Club town in

Theatre next week win nor will compete with nine other oesses from Island centres for the “Queen of the 0r.rnlval" aonéfiedemtion Week here

is a daughter of . O. Hyndman of this city. She is a student in arts at McGill University, Montreal. and is active parts being a member of the Belvedere Golf Club and the Charlottetown “Dennis Club.

The Poivciinic. Prince street. was

she is popular among the young- set was the unanimous choice of the Grads who number 40 active members in their organ- ization, The G-rads Club not only assists in carrying on the work of

much valuable ‘zen vice work as well.

M‘i.ssDo'roth Raeayhaserrived from Mon to spend a few

New Dificulties

(Continued, from page 1)

statesmen of the two nations as- serted tonight at the annual din- ner of the France-Great Britain

Leslie Hare-Belisha. British War

emlph ?- 11! to “the whole world" that England “understands com- leteiy the character of the chal- ense which is offered to us.cnd mmeet it. if need be, with de-

V poke after a day spent con- ferring with Sir Eric Phippfl. Brit- ish Ambassador to France, General Maurice Gustave Gameli , mander-in-Chief of French de- fence forces, and various French

weekend at or home in spring

'I'irnmins and her . have left for Prince Edward Island to spend the summer. Mr. Tlrnmins wlill Join

liar. and Mrs. John E. Murray and Mrs. c. R. Morris of man-' vile '

Morri-"S. Granville,

' N’ Georges Bonnet. French Foreign Minister, also speaking at the din-

na other political combination e world can draw on resources as rich as those of the combined British and French Empir

"The world has not yet oil that our two em

said

“It would be the most mortal of errors for observers. and still more

false deductions from that circumstance haveploced us upon: the defensive." Mr.

was accom led b , her sister. Mrs. B’. H. who will mend a. few weeks other

V Mr. and Mrs. J.‘ J. Currie ans -‘/DUDE lfllgvlieshller. Loraine of Sydntiag.

- V wheive they will spend a two weeks’

8 tion Britain will have an army 200,000 merll, within a year, be e

and France “know that the long

od during which they have

ivileged to enjoy great

wealth and great swa it been

to retain their status andthe1rln- .fluence~—neither of which they will relax——disclpline are demanded of th

llrges Canada Take Over In Newfoundland

(By The Canadian Press) NTO. Jug”:-sir Richard

ormer foundland. today expressed puzzle- Canada

. w y tended her realm by the inclusion ‘of Newfoundland and Labrador in

nfederacy "rth America. Act

a. We have the same

characteristics. no saw. has plenty to do a' wonderful opportunity :10 mp in and mo

vebutitwasree.l-

.(£UARDlAN 1 Grade; Choice

Tile Late Mr.

‘J. A. Arsenault .

0! the 2'lth.

P pleasing disposition the late Mr

Rumford. Maine.

Keefe .

Moxenz e. and Mrs. Robert Arsenault.

Mark Arsenault “rid Mrs. Ph Miss Connolly

lent) . Crfiscent. The family .

th Ch ltt town Guardian. and 30“-

recent sad bereavement.

General Tells Df Boy Pranks

lipoli I was 0. Bo

any as a odging-house carpet

from t mander-in-chief of the Anni’. W310 took him for I. pretty little girl.

PARK CORNER SCHOOL Honor roll for June.

Nina Msclleod, 3. June MaoKenz1e-

can Macxen .

Grade V. Doris Delaney.

Grade IV.

:31 Montgomery, 3. Jimmy Grade 4 do 1. Harold Mamas 2.

hm Helen Lamont, 3. d Adams

G/rode IV. (c) 1. ems. Harding.

In." an 1. Maurice cous- ma 2. Vernon Cousi

:i.i‘ea.n Perlona. 3. Bobby e

Walter mmont, 3. Nellie Mention!- mdnoa 4. (a) 1. Isabel m.~.m- "

. Ne faonfaomery. Izttie Parsons. Mar-

Oenvbell. misc csmnboll Jenn ‘ .?;“t...l.’:“ Lamont." uorau-'3:

rig!“ eat Average--Wallace Herd- “ ' er . t. Too Late To Clasify,

1“ I-IT DIITIABLE 8 tenement so some rm.

Furnace. Immediate

‘DH 354- ’‘’“‘°'-'

‘.".5."‘&"...9d‘..‘ "mu-i‘-'-‘l-'23:.

There passed e/way at the City Hospital, Charlottetown, .'l.‘uesday. June 27. 1039. Joseph Andrew Arseneult at the early agelof 42

37

Taken ill three weeks ago with appendicitis the deceased was on the road to recovery when com- plications set in which necessitated another operation from which he fa ed to rally. Fortified by the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church. of which he was a devout member and also a. faithful mem- ber of the Holy Name Society. the deceased's spirit departed this life in the early hours of the evening

The late Mr. Arsenauit was the son of the late Gobert and Mrs. Areeneult of Egmont Bay. At an early age he removed to‘ the City, . and during the past eleven l’99~1‘5 was a, valued employee at Fal- ~ conwood Hospital.

ossessed with a genial and

Arsenauit made a host of friends who will be grieved at his early

pBesiges a sorrowing mother. Mrs.’ Gobert Arsenault of Egmont Bay the deceased leaves to mourn a. loving wife and two sons and two daughters; the sons are George and Henry and the ‘daughters Irene and Marion: surviving be- sides are five sisters and five brothers; Mary of the Government House staff. City; Madeline. (MYS- Pacilice Gallant. Esmont Bay)‘. Hermine. (Mrs. Alyre Gaudet. surnmerside); Melanie (Mrs. Phil Louis, Boston, Mass.7; Dorothy. Boston, Mass; Robert A., Gilbert 1='., of Charlottetown; Fred. E8- mont Bay, and Peter and Mark,

The funeral was held from his late residence Bishop street, Fri- day morning at 8.45 to St. Dun- stan’s Basilica where requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Keefe. Afterwards the re- mains were gently laid to rest in the Roman Catholic cemetery where service at the graveside was also conducted by Rev. Father

Members of the Canadian 1.681011 of which the deceased was a mem- ber receded the huirseina bod)’-

polowlng were the pallbearers: Messrs. Wendell Wood. Eddie» oonnors, Lou Connolly, Harry Mc- Kay, Eddie Arsenault and Henri’

i

The following Mass Cards. Cards of Sympathy and ‘flowers were received: Mass cards. Wife and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Gaudet. Mr Joseph M“TDhY- ‘-

and Mrs Gilbert Arsenault and family. Mr. and Mrs. Chappeile. and family. Mire Mary F. Clinton. Mr. John Fl. Duffy and family. Miss 1\(ary"Arsenault, Peter sing

Louis, Mrs. John Connolly and

Cards sympathy’: Mrs. Henry and Billie; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cameron, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Dav- im. Mr. and.Mrs. John C Gal-

th: st ff f Falconwood fi$ftaal,Bmen': division: Staff of

Card Of Thanks

The family of the late Mr. Jos- eph Androw Arseneult desire to express their sincere thanks to all those for the many expressions of sympathy received during their

Mrs’. J.A. Arsenault and family

IDNDON. July i——(CP)——General Sir Ian Hamilton, doughty oom- mancler of the British forces at 0111-- celliebrateld his Blliltht ear b s ear reoo so one. "zillion xx

The active veteran got’ a. kick out of his book because he was allowed a. free rein. Every single rson, he tee. who has handle his des- aiches from H382 to 1915. save Sir urge White, commander at - B l‘.“‘.‘l‘." i’°“‘*..‘...‘‘’‘°“' ““ -«“.ii. .3 a o ru ng a pen is phrase not worn as threadbare

Critics say the book will help readers understand the touches of 5 romance. sympathy. occasionally “ ent, which some so foolishly think should have no part in the make-up of a soldier. Here are two of his earlier memories: Piercing his brother's brow with an arrow while filayln William "Bell; a kiss

e e of Cambridge. com-

Grade VIII. Roma Montgomery. 2.

Grade VI. 17;” Alma Macme, 2.

(a) 1. Bertha Lamont,

Grade HI. (I) 1. Paul MRCKAV. 2.

ns. rude III. ( l 1. Elisa. Cam bell. c Muba-

d Grade 1 (b) 1. oi-lr Bernard. 2. . . _ P«notM‘ct‘t:xl?e1e5iee—cnu nex- Barbar Maoneod lilo

)1. x.— -'-3-1.

-

1

MB. A. it. COOPER who returned Monday eve

I-I delente or his club.

taking

D’ the World‘; Fair,

did’ on return to Saint John.

Nine Witnesses Are Heard in Gallant Case

yesterday as the

continued in

M. A. E. Coo , '* ‘d the rchulottetowrfnotaryuglufi

from Cleveland, Ohio, whgl-Q he had been attending the Rotary International Convention as offic-

He was accompanied home by

Mm C00Der who Joined him In

New YOIK after the convention,

They Sign! a pleasant week there 1

- . A. Clark, another dele. ate from the Island returned Sm“ luwtm webs: Mr. Gordon

1' 0 .boeu relieving Mr. Cooper, left by phne yegtgr.

Nine witnesses gave evidence

..5_ Arm“, Amend “*GN-“£3 King should ask.

. charg ‘*1 WW1 receiving stolen securlti Supreme as

COMIC. All u:“*.r..s'...:°°*':.W M me by . ‘m were 5"’-mmfld by Binns line that h’ld sailed and the

Dancing 9-1 P. M.

A, oreumo “HIGHLA N,D“.S'j " A wenuesosv, JULY 5

AL. ansxcrmurs oncnosras

Novelties.

witness said. They ‘‘w oil." Gonst. Lawrence mc£.°’.§u told of

arrest was made on the night

of Deceanlocr 28

his’ attention was drawn to the bluish green color of Gal.lant's left hand which was "very noticeable". Similar stains were on the fore- head and niiar the hairline, come.

so. He went to the Leclair and Mc- bomestihat

nleht accom Denied by Constable Land of the 0163' police and members of the

inst:-u sierra/tt on the evenin of De- cember 28 to connect phones. 465 in the Mounted Police barracks, 892 at C0l'.D0!‘al Cord:we1l's resi-

phone as mensions, the witness said. When 523 was called the other two phones would ring and conversations between an outside number and 523 could be heard by anyone listening on the extension phones.

the witness were made a minute or two before seven o'clock in the

below ten o'clock that night.

Miss Rzuby Harper supervisor of telephone operators at Charlotte- town told the court she had been instructed on the evening of Do- oemloezr 28 it would be "all t‘ to tell what number was ca. ing

at the Mounted Police barracks.

The Mounted Police phone 1105 called twice to ask who was call- ing I523. the witness said. First time they asked it was 1235. Benjamin

srngbaemm T““‘"° ~*~ Cami» second time it was was Alex Le-

Mr.)

Justijce J.

udse. Glvi avid D. nx sale

dealer from

and Ruby , Dim-Y employees. for Norman Inspector Anderson assemble ad; 10:80 D_ J_ R“ this morning.

ness stand when court .4

of the bunzlarizinq of the early n hr, of Deng described ti}?

thousand dollars. on the night at the

. She her father's

nown man. iuxv how he had been

by Ml‘. R11 histled MHSEY onpgaw