,.

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MERCHANT .

$73k’; ' M,“ ‘yelp, lelt youcome lo be "ﬂy-dad as its orlsillhf-

ugd I Ill“ ll"- ﬁilfltfwn (India: Two Gentl-

Spirit Messages Worry Audience

Memorial Services for Late Conon Doyle Came To Abrupt End During Delivery of “Messages.”

lllllEN VESSELS no in 301mm

C r e w s of ‘Ill-Fated Coasters T a k e To

TWU BUAI.

Boats And Are Sav- cd.

(Associated Press) sons and daughters, came to an ab. -w_wpoy_, July ls-Memorlal aerv- rupt end tonight during the delivery pg m; the late Sir Arthur Conan of what purported to be spirit mas- (canola pug)

NORTH SYDNEY. N. 5.. July 13-

myle, attended by 10,000 people, in- sages. Many oi the audience rose and eluding Lady Doyle and Sir Arthur's walked out. ' mo m“ laden Sumner‘. bound from North Sydney to Newfoundland ports. sank in Cabot Strait, within the past two days, it was learned here today when the crew of one of the boats, the loretta Francis, reached North Sydney. Both the Loretta Francis and the Dorothy Mills, ran into bed weather, and after their schooner had sprung a bad leak, were forced to take to their boats, the crew oi the Francis rowing to Codry, Newfoundland from the scene of the foundering of their boat oi! Cape Anguille. The crew of the Dor- othy Mills, was forced to row to Port Aux Basques. The Dorothy Mills was commanded by Captain Albert Mills, while Captain Aaron Kearley commanded the Francis.

Slept In Farrow And Is Run Over

EMPIDYEI WASN"! FEELING “TILL-NOW HE IS WORSE

Defeated On

Amendment‘

31min, India, July 1S-The Gov- nment was defeated in the Legis- put-p Assembly yesterday by sixty, pity-eight on a Nationalist amend- mit, reducing by 100 rupem, about $5,000, thc supplementary grant to delegates to cover expenses of the mhcomin: round table conference. su- Geortzc Rainey, leader oi the House, said that although the vote night be interpreted as a. general duapproval oi the Simon Commis-

RABBIT MICE, Sask. July 12._ Not feeling well, Percy Walker lay down in a furrow to sleep. Now he feels worse. A tractor ran over him on the farm of Ear Page, where he had been employed to cut brush. Percy is in hospital suffering from bruises and shock. but with no bones broken.

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

Prem. King Cannot Fool All‘ Of The People Of Canada All- Of The Time

._.i_.._. (Special to the Guardian)

HAMILTON, Ont, July 12.—Premler King's anxious telegraphic appeal for special writers from the Tomato Globe or the ‘lloronio Star. to write such material as would as- sist him in. his Western tour and convey an impression of Liberal enthusiasm to Eastern Canada, received at- tention in the campaign here tonight. Beading the Mail and Em- pire's discloc w, William Morrison, K.‘C., speaking for Col. George S. Bennie, Conservative candidate in East Hamilton, commented: "The Premier is only now finding that he cannot fool all oi the people of Canada all of the time."

ENBUIJRABINWMANY Vlili MEETING ATREMAINS at Blllllliilillll [ATE innit

A Joint meeting, very encouraging

to the Conservative cause in King's Nunllbe? 0.f u.r,c h

County, was held Friday evening at Dlgnltayr 19s Arriving‘

Bridgetown, where a large and or- Today__Body Be Translated t0 Basil.

derly gathering oi electors were ad- dressed by the two candidates, Hon. . _ _ ica This Evening.

J. A. MacDonald, Conservative and

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1930

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London. Ottawa and Washing-

ton no one wonders at anything.

BUBBY imiisl

Radio Expert

IS STIU. KINBl 0F THE _l_i0lF|-IRS

Ten Thousand Spec- taiors Hold Their‘ Breath While Brilli.

. ant Golfer Closes i Door To All Chal. l lengers.

lion report, it would not absolve the. members of the Indian delegation to the conference from studying the Simon report in detail. ‘q F‘ (Special to the Guardian) BOMBAY, India, July 12-8:- tinaies today were that more than 560 persons were injured in the police suppression ‘of yester- day's Nationalist demonstrations.

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WASHINGTON, July 12-Tbe State Department through Brit- ish Ambassador, Lindsay here and Ambassador Dawes in London. have taken steps to secure l. modification of the recent British embargo on certain classes of apples imposed because of infection with the ap- ple fruit fly.

(Special to the Guardian)

SIXTY PERSUNS l ll S E l IV E S

(Canadian Press) BUENOS AIRES, July lz-At least sixty persons lost their lives today when a street car fell into a small

Si! Ronald

, Canadianw-Attention:

rlver called "macho," which separ-

Avellancdl.

ARLDTG-‘IUN PARK. Chicago, July

CANADA'S POPULATION WHY‘! A

corsrnr SINCE i921

lvVllY? norm

WHY?

AB _K:AI\'.'\DIAN ramparts

oir u. AIR CONDITIONS milllih to prnvidr

IT IS THIS:

Car-sun fur rears has been sending to other co

rs A'l‘ a STAND-STILL MILLION sun a QUARTER csnanrsus nave LEFT ma:

RAILWAY EARNINGS IN CANADA All, FALLING EVERY

BUSINESS IS STAGNANT ALL OVER. CANADA. EVERYWHERE ARE COMPLAINING

Will‘ time unhappy conditions in a _ I good living for ten time There is but one answer to all these questions.

13—Gallant Fox won the $70,000 Ar-

atcs Buenos Aires from the town of .

Hon. Dr. Grant, Liberal. As at all former meetings, the superiority on debate of Hon. Mr. MacDonald was amply demonstrated to the audience, which evidenced due recognition oi the fact.

Supporting the Conservative can- didate were Messrs. H. F‘. McPhee and Harry McLean, while Messrs. J. O. C. Campbell and Geo. Savllle sponsored the Liberal cause.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING. EVENTS. MEETINGS ETCS.

"Iona Tea Party Wednesday, July 16th. Should day prove unfavorable,

lington classic by a head from Gal- lant Knight in 2.08 4-5 yesterday. The distance was a mile and a quar- ter. Ned O. was third in the field of

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country big enough and rich a our present population?

772a Weather, etc

‘ in hundreds of mil-

lions id ll . mnowofk ilptnglléili. should have been paid to Canadian farmers and to Can-

war roar " , M 3° Pa‘: f" imports of food and of goods that could havelbeen produced i You WM ABM“ "Brigade m Canada or a quality higher than in any other country in the i

"9""? "w eight years March n. 1022,10 March 31, 1930. imports m: cen- l “E “NW5 sllClﬁ Mimi?" min (‘armada have aggregated the enormous sum of $7,556,326.04» at ,‘ HQME

ltast half of which have been produced in Canada. l WE CANADIANS HAVE BEEN! l that short-sighted policy and see prim will happen? i mm > farmers and our work

"l5 ‘lllflts. so that Instead of importing from abroad our people vill buy f

WHAT FOOLS t ux reverse i “i lirniect our

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r. IIMLIVAYS WILL Pxosrua. Moxrzr w 9V5: rsrvaps. ARMERS lloons.

Cflﬂild-Ts natural resources will be developed. I ill has Canada been following this senseless course?

FOR x0 0mm REASON THAN 1'0 snmrsry rm: ransorrar. ro-

IION. W. L. MACKENZIE KING AND HIS CAB-

EV" 9M0 Mr. King came into power in 1921, he has aimed lo fﬂluﬂﬁ country. each year lowering the tariff and increasing "Qftrcntc. and tnis in face of two significant facts:-

UTICAL sum r m 1' oys or

lost ei d ﬁeariiiii. m m e

"or t» m.- first ' Fufllll-‘PS. Mr. King, in 9min‘: and others,

l» hi. fund that he

1- Mr. Kin mm’??? in favor of

H “new as near:

will»: mic

m“ "D in Mittlcal Free Traders Mr znPfiimisc 1h: ' I

in“ l"! .. vernrnent. u b"! cost to Canada cm "an: of dollars: Dnnﬁimcnt ha: 1m] h“ h”? Blldliﬂl. in Mmtiboused, but

AI as

. when

which the

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an opportunity to

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‘worthy $113211.

hm" wag-tips.» -'°'>- is. mo. ~ ' ‘

m ' "mmkls is a son-ln-law of the Ion. and Mn- I. I. Palmer. of thll

‘Trista. (lakes. Pastry.

ILL FLOW INTO THE POCKET! OF THE FARMERS ALL I WILL BUY CANADIAN INSTEAD OI‘ FOREIGN-MADE

the presence oi Sir Lomer Gouin. H0!!- W- 5- solemnlv promised leading Liberals who subscribed would not. tamper with the Laurier Fielding tlrlﬂ- q knows well that the great majority of the Canadian people the Canadian National policy of protective

MB. KING'S OBJECT IN PUBSUING THIS

the retention of power by himself AND ms FOLLOWIBS. Parliament by a small faction of so-called Prolrclllvﬂl. l" King has been willing to break his word and in best industrial of Canada simply to "$11 “l!

of these tariff reductions has been Inlllions of people and now, after nine years of lamentable mlsrule. "l6 the cifrontery to ma m u. the Canadian rwvle t!" principles of protection is mow"! "l h" in which most m u» mm of mm protection h" W" “l by increasing and broadening out the British Preference. lull "Ill the eve of an election before which tlzeﬁpfolﬂaig" M‘ . [jun 0|‘ . . . . .

For such a leader and ggvernuuimgtallpu|rnniahment Ia too (not of Canada idle in their might and cast them Ill“ ll

people with carefully devised I

I and foreign capital. i

ﬁrst fine day following. 5378-7-14-31. "COIN: in the ice cream social m New London Hall, Monday evening, Jilly 14th. 5387-7-14 "Hope River Tea party Wednes- day. July 16th, tables, booths. amuse- ment features galore. "Reserve Tuesday. July 15th for Rollo Bay Tea Party- Auction sale oi hooked rugs at. the cake sale. 5240-7-8-61. "Come to Alexandra Ice Cream Social on the lawn of Lemuel Wood. ﬁot 48, Monday evening, July 14th. Ii rainy following evening. 5356-7-12-21. " Picture show "Moon of Israel," sequel to the "Ten Commandments" at North Wlltshire. Monday, July 14. 5391-7-14 "Come to our big picnic at St. Eugenes Church, Covehead, Wednes- day, July 16th. We assure you a big time. 5339-7-11-41.

"Mount Stewart Club loading live stock, Wednesday afternoon, July 16th. D. J. McDonald, Secretary.

5380-7-14-11.

"Harland excursions leaving at 3

AuziblNUU, July lt-South and south west winds, mesh or 611118. ill-filly cloudy with local show- ers. and thunder storms Not much change in temperature.

Bight tide this afternoon lit 1'.‘. 45, rind tomorrow at. 2,12.

Sun acts this evening at 8.49 and rises tomorrow morning at 4J3,

I489 quarter moon saturdsy, July l8, 7.06 pm.

Summerside tide ‘ later than Charlottetown

‘ .

Gyro Dance

At BEACH GROVE INN Monday, July 14th

In ,, for I s,

LA

minutes

from i! to 15.80 D. S. Time. Admission B0 Cents.

H. K. l. BIMMING ‘Tl’! A GYIO DANCE”

‘a

p. m., Standard every Tuesday, Fri- day and Saturday. Phone 7'18 for further information. Single fare ior round trip. 5280-7-9-481

"Everyone is invited to the Ice Cream Social and Clam Stew on J- Hillmans lawn, Bradalbane, on ‘mes- day, July 15th. If not fine, Wednes- day- 5330-7-11-31.

"Ice Cream Festival and Lunch on the Little Flower Church Grounds, Morell Village on Friday, July 18th starts at 5 P. M. 1f not fine following evening. 5375-7-14-16-17-3i.

"Notice-All unpaid lsussmcnt in Avondale School district will be pass- ed to the Clerk of the Court for col-

lection after July 18th, 1080. J. A. Koughan, F‘. M. O'Donnell, Jno. Lynn, Trustees. 5340-7-11-31.

"The annual parade oi King Wil- be held in the United Church, Kings- be held inthe United Church. Kin!!- ton, Sunday, July 20th at 2.30 Stand- ard Time. Sister lodges invited.

6881-74441-

"Novelty Dance, Brighton Club, Tuesday evenlng, July 15, presenting Charlie and his I-lottsie Tottsie Or- chestra. featuring Robert Chapman, the distinguished pianist direct from Tango Land, one of New York's pop- ular dance palaces. Prices. etc. we. and ‘I5 cents. 5392-7-14-21

5158-7-4-t! .

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The remains of the late Bishop Louis J. Oieary, which are lying in state in the parlour oi the Palace, were viewed by thousands oi the mourning parishioners of Charlotte- town yesterday. The body will re- main in the Palace till 8.30 this even-

Basilica, where Matins and lauds oi the dead will be chanted. The funer-

mornirlfaiflif 'o”c‘lock',' Daylight Sav-

dead were said at all the masses.

tomorrow are Archbishop O'Donnell. oi Halifax, Bishop Morrison, of Anti-

Jchns Newfoundland, Bishop Cone- toes, Tltree Rivers, Que, and Bishop Alexander MacDonald.

The late Bishop Oleary was the sixth Bishop of Charlottetown. ‘lhe first Bishop was the Rt. Rev. Angus McEachern, D.D., who was conse- crated Titular Bishop of Rosen on June 17, 1821, and first Bishop of Charlottetown on August 11,. 1829. At the time the Diocese of Char- lottetown also included the Province of New Brunswick. He died in 1535 and was succedeed by the Rt. Rev. Bernard Donald McDonald, DD, consecrated in 1837, and who occu- pied the See until his death in 1859. The third Bishop was Rt. Rev. Peter McIntyre, consecrated Bishop in 1860 and who was head of the diocese for thirty-one years, his death taking place in 1691. He was succeed l by the Rt. Rev. James Charles McDon- ald. DD, who had been consecrated Titular Bishop of Irina in 1890 and Coadjutor Bishop of Charlottetown. l-le became Bishop in 1891, and pass- ed away in 1912 and was succeeded by the Rt. Rev. Henry .7. O‘Leary, D.D., consecrated Bishop on May 22. 1913. In August, 1920, Bishop O’- Leary was promoted to be Archbishop of Edmonton, Alberta and he was

Rev. Louis J. O‘U.ary, who had been appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Chat- ham, N. 13., in January, 191i, and consecrated Tltular Bishop of Hier- epoiis on June 2 of that year. In August, i920, the late Bishop OLenry became the Bishop of Charlottetown in success! -n to his brother.

"Home," Queen St.,

light Saving Time),

Bishop and Brother, Formal Dress.

ing, when it will be translated to the

a1 service will take place Tuesday

New York, who made a gallant. sen-

ing Time. Yesterday prayers for the F among, ﬁght M“ 5mm, 31cm, 0g me

Among the clerics arriving today in of the “m, d”, am, Jams had bum i connection with the funeral service

gonish, and Bishop Renault, of St.

succeeded as Bishop by the late Rt.’

i KNIGHTS OF COL UMBUS

i Every member is requested to meet at the Tuesday morning at 9.15 (Day- to attend funeral of our Late Rt. Rev. L. J. O'Leary.

DITELACHEN CLUB. Minnea- polis, l/Iinn, Julyla-‘The "King" ,oi all the golfers, flushed with the [heat of one of the great battles of his career, strode to the home hole Saturday with his throne a trifle shaky, the professional light brigade l in hot pursuit and a 40 foot putt over l {the roliizg turf before him. more, [close to 10,000 spectators held their, ‘breath, Bobby Jones stepped up briskly and hit the ball straight and true into the cup for a birdie. ‘Thlﬁ closed the door to all challenges, clinching his fourth victory and suc- cessful defence oi the open goli championship oi the United States- autnatnobnyneedstodonoww

l (Canadiﬂn. Press) I!

all four major British and American‘ titles dangling from one man's belt} for the first time in history. is to: recapture the United States amateur‘ crown at Philadelphia in September.‘

Jones with successive rounds of '11. 1 73, 68. '75. finished his conquest with a total of 287. the second lowest tot- al in the history of the American open and only one stroke short oi the record set 14 years ago W C111“ Evans at the nearby Minekhada course. It gave him a 11min! mil’!- in of two trokes over his nearest riv- al, the vetorun..Macdone.1d Sinitlmol

star professionals to stand the gaff;

ed up the course with a. record break- lng third round. finished with rounds oi '10, 75, ‘l4. 70 for a total of 289 to clinch second Pllbﬂ- 319m“ 5mm“ the 22 year old Missouri profession-

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A. n. Harris. general nwaser 0i the Radio Broadcasting Co. oi New Zenland, who spent (he past two weeks studying conditions in Canada-

uutmviiliu MEELKING

make it a clean sweep re.- 1e30, with Present Demands To?

Premier 0n Arrival At Edmonton.

common, July 12-11 brows»- ion oi the unemployed, comprising about 500 nien. met Premier Mac- kenzie King when he arrived here for a. meeting. Leaders of the un- employed presented Mr. King with a communication setting forth their demands, which Mr. K1112 QCMPT/ed and pocketed for perusal later on. my‘; the Mmister was jllﬁil at a reception given by the ladies of the ‘Twentieth Century Club.

Nugfieyg§ banners carried in the

'a1, who 5115c himself into the ma‘ at the ma! way mark. only to craok under the strain yesterday rroundilp ‘in. tau-a place. five strokes m): of Jones with vz, 1o. 1e, 14. -2s2.

l Three Boys Were Burned To Death

(Canadian Press)

OWENSBOWO, Ky. July 12-, Three boys were burned to death and three men were burned, probably fatally, when an oil rig caught fire on a iarm near Haynesville. twenty miles south of here last night.

Gasoline Prices

Drop To Zero

(Special to the Guardian)

"SEATTLE. Wash, July 12-000- line prices at one service station here dropped to rem today, when five gallons of fuel was given away with every oil changed. Within the Seattle area, other station operators were charging five cents, three of which is State tax, for gasoline, because of the price war now in progress. The general price in Seattle was from eight and a half to nine and a hali - cents a gallon. '

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5390-7-14

Annual Subscriptions Delivered l6. Cy Hail Canada ud U. B. A. H

sivs unni ltintumin T0 ntiill

Llnemployment, Gen- eral s Disapproval of Liberal Policies And Other Reasons Given By P1 emier of Sasli.

rCanadian Press)

WINIWIPEG. Man. July 13.--Pre- inier J, '1‘. M. Anderson. leader o( Snskatchewans Conservative Govern: nzent, believes the Liberals can take only six or seven o.‘ Saskatchewan’! seats in the coming general election. :"'The Mackenzie King Government i‘ ,doomed to defeat." he said. in an in- llerview here. Unemployment, th( ipresent ccoromic conditions oi the Dominica and 5c‘. oral disapproval of ilnbernl polices, he opined. would ‘cause the downfall.

iCanadian Press)

‘ GENO/i. Italy. July lit-Italy i‘ gained the inter-zone finals of l Davis rnp tennis competition to- day by eliminating Japan, three matches to two. -._________4 unemployed parade bore striking slo< gans. "We Can't Live on Seven DO1< lars a Week," asserted another. “Work at Trade Union Wales OI Fun Maintenance," said a third. "wd Want Food, Clothing and shelter,” 3, fourth: "starvation is Breaking up our Homes." still another.

'After Mr. King had been driven] away, the parade moved irqm $114 station up tow-n where it dispersed after being advised to attend the’ meeting.

r _ ' Farmers, YourPotatoes , Are In Danger! f

Farmers, your home jeopardy

Canadian tariff duty on potatoe

market for potatoes is in

! The Dunning Budget has wiped out all

s, leaving only the

Washington countervailing duty. If in the Fall, before the potatoes are ready to market, the Americans want a market for theirs, all

they have got to do is to

duty of 75c per 100 Ibs., and their

remove temporarily their, potatoes get AB-

SOLUTELY FREE ENTRY INTO OUR MARKETS. v

We give herewith fr now law.

om the Dunning Budget.‘

the tariff on specific items, and Mr. Dun-

ning's own explanation of the working of counter-

vailing duties:

Animals live British pref. Tariff Free “ “ General Tariff 25p.c. " " Intermed. Tariff 221/2 p.0- L ve hogs British pref. Tariff Free

H

Eggs in shell

intermed. Tariff

11/40 per lb.

“ General Tariff ' 11/2c per lb. British prefer. p 2c per doz.

“ " intermediate 21/20 per doz.

" " " General 3c per d01- Butter British pref. 4c per lb. “ Intermediate 6C Pei‘ lb-

" General 7c per lb.

“ (New Zeaf-and Treaty) 1c per lb. Oats British pref. Free “ Intermediate 9c per. bus.

General

10c per. bus.

in the Committee Rooms,

Conservative I Committee Meeting

i A meeting of all Conservative workers will be held

evening July 15th at S p. m. Daylight Saving Time. A full attendance is requested.

Paton’s Store on Tuesday

BY ORDER.

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