Guardian representative yesterday

that his cstimatel placed thc total S aumiint of these orders at about l $100,000, Unfortunately he said, he 5 had not the material at present to ‘V fulfil them and he had therefore ad- tl’ visnd the intending purchasers to Y “sticlv to their money" till such l

stock as they desired \vas available, 5 _

nn-ll not to he ln haste to m,,_cl,ase publisiliing thc erroneoush and grossly

as there is an undesirable class of mls ea lllg Statement li at l’€l`5lll“ Ml,1,yl(~,_\N DEPUTY

hinb fur was produced from Persian ‘ GETS LYNCH LAW_

ecp and not from Karakule sheep

bile. says Dr. Young, the Persian ' __ - hcep is not a fur-bearing animal at I RgI.li`.i{iqIC() élilgthezghariblgpgf all. Dr. Young and Mr. 'Jones will 'L ' a ~ ht lso visit the sheep farms of El Paso, " _lxglltlesi lgfghreggglxigtlzithxieré eras. _ nur o N. Y. ii . 25. Tl. wa “ B l’ .

FAI.. . » “5 _ e nd was accused of having plotted to

The Knrnkule sheep which were rc~ foul-tl. lrieermiilciisl osngress on “ ,sm te President H,,m,,_ Ren.

_ . _ assa. a

‘mug Imported by. Dr' youngl an? B.ch°°l Hygiene' for whwhprepara' don was arrested upon leaving a r. innis are doing excellenty in tions have been ma`king_ for, many frlend.5 house' where he had dined, he liltfefs fiifm Wllefe tllei' We at months, was opened in this city to- and was taken to a point near At_ resent But they are to be removed dl, wltll tt ml ge l-gable

local fur-farming expert and his fa- ther-in-lawl Mr. F. Rovyer, have 9 lninail w.if»li.I1r_- Yfciinlz and,Mr_ Den- T nis in their Kafnkule sheep venture in this island. With Mr. Jones, Dr. c Young will leave this morning for M

Ottawa in ordcr ,to interview the ll;

IOINIIIG

lllllrl.

in cHn;_I..f_»_1;i_1;.i._0_ll.._@ nn

_ . 4 ' ` ' ' -

Z w %H?R§BR%‘M]l ...M c -= - .c E ‘ - E ~ E »

l _ _ _ il: Lerner Nsws _ _ CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. TUEbDAY, AUGUST 26, 1913 s~Ias'r or 11.1.."

lMHEllSl ‘Mill ll] Pll "PENALTY

M, -

Efforis io Have Sentence Commuted Have Failed,

(Canadian Press.) AMHERST. AUS. 25 -Charles

Watt who killed the illegitimate child of his sister on April 29, 1913, and was sentenced to hang, must die, attempts to,have his sentence com. muted having failed. Between six mid twelve on August 28 is the date. net for his execution, The scaffold is now being erected.

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KlllKlllE SHEEP

‘ . HEEDING

*_ Fur-breeders not only in this pro- vince. but in Nova Scotia New Bruns- wick and Ontario, among other lm.-ts of the Dominion, are evidently be-

kulc being it may be stated the class of animal from which the best Per-

sian Lamb furs are produced. Follow- ll ing upon the recent importations into) l

Persian Lamb fur producin' shee "lg Wllll the l‘fi1i‘Hii».ile shee that , here, Dr. Young, who is thegoriginail “'Fl`e imported DY Ur. Young arlld Mr. Pm‘w,E ("HIEF HASqC2g?l?ATlON importer of Karakule sheep into the Ulllllls lllll’ this Di`0Vli\Cc~ h"1‘0nJ 'l‘o- ""“'L FROM AS` A` `

American continent, has been almost mnlll the Will i` I

literally flooded with orders from per- S

for Karakiile bred sheep. I-Ie told a "`l

non-fur-producing sheep that is being la sold as the genuine Karaklile which 5 may he unloaded upon them. ‘V

Mr. Walter Jones, the well known S

_-_-.-_-_-.~.-.-_-,-.-.-.-_-.-.-v-.--_---_-_---.----------'-'--A--‘-. t COHDEN$ED ADS t

this column. Cash must accompany N, order. Minimum charge twenty-tive cents. ____ ,____,_______ .l Fon SALE-A soon PIANO Ar {,

a bargain, Apply at 93 Elin Avc. 'W

1127-_ Mai. ,

~.-rc-°”““_`T 1 ° °

'BOY I.‘..~\NTED FOR PR NT NG OF

i.osr.TsUNn§\`v ATGENTLEMANS

ward for returning same to this of-

wAN'riip - AN Exl‘ER1ENoED T

1l‘oR"sALE 'AW "i3i<isIR'Aisl.s: Hasi-

El`i¥oANs sEw`iNs`"“l\lAoHLNES

BUTTER WANTED, TWO HUNDRED

i y , ' ic. J. ilslmeneoe. Lea. clisrlcde- ln ,,,,,,,,_ loin-s-zalnal. 5,,

iIos'r_"'”"i§Ef`i~‘fw`§E?l`ir1_ BETWEEN

l;-;,‘l=,",';;”l;§;I§iii6i'rTi`i6aN sum,-

I WILL 'OFFER AT THF

...'l‘h\u‘sday 28th the following stock!

__Scalss,_ St.__1§lleanors_. ll2°zl'MD. SCHODNER FOR SALE.-' SCHOON-

T00 LITE FOR

FOR CLASSIFICATION

».-;-

Ono cent per word each insertion in

lice. Apply Guardian office.

_ 99§:i20MEll¢ ..

LOST-NEAR JOHNSON & JOHN- a

son's, a gold stick pin with pearl. ll

Finder leave at this office. 0

` 1108-8-26‘M1i.

gold watch and chain. Liberal re-

flqe 1125-8-26M3iIld

housekeeper. No washing. Good wages. Apply to Murdock McLean, North Wiltshire. 110_3;l§§l5_lVlf_l_~

dence with all modern conveniences.

beautiful grounds. Apply t0‘A» MC' Kinnon, 87Upper Prllilrc

for .,, young gentleman. ,Apply Elv' y ing tci-ms, etc., to “I-1', 15 Graf- 8

1122-s-2sM3 nd.__,_ 8

r _ , ' a

Twpewriters and Talking Miiilllllllfs repaired. H. R. Douglui. E‘P"l”°- b Morell Hotel, Phone 175 L. a

1104-B-26M6lDfl.

tubs good Separator Butter also

Mu g rl Summerside. fllllllli graygariillllcoat, larlre Size. kindly 0

\ l1.‘?9.‘ll_'2‘l_l’lE}l1~

Marquis, of Scll¢li'l¢"30729» 3 Vex: ¢.1q_ Good individual and spleu

..i. nrurlfcrn Mlllme.. Lone Rlvcp

gale of Mrs, Reuben Dickison.

ist cow. milcli 00W- 2 Ye" °m lielfsrs, sud 5 snrins MSS- 'l“°ll“

um., wrlmB..i_=wo,nnr;::;e:'.. nlclil. b"°t°' N' ' ' ' ii1a-llfzsMf1infi-

ll21.g.251l/131 fresh westerl winds and fine today,

w.lN'rsn iN snmlvminsinn lsoixlln S

ustoms ailthoritic

(Special to the Giiardidn)

TORONTO, Aug. 26.-Moderate to

howers on Wednesday- Tne highest temperature recorded

zer

i-zsotiiun nniiiiciiio. `

lcallalllall PFGBSJ (Special to The Guardian) (qpecial to the Guardian)

SYDNEY Au . 25.- ‘ . ` ' _ _ -

come lflto llossegsion of Itllddlilitlioflflzi 250-Aillflilfl IIF‘il‘:lAvb1T5’Ee§i:l\i§enlE.:' L' 'l/i?lrl|;`urn sglleeil 21! 5.5.2.1 Maisel: Couglllin who was dst ined b th' 3 - ies making it likely fuse the dean. fer ine' -Em' gf in 1 eng c .1 5 1 sl Merci s w nie :ictim Police last night et :heal-er.. ey l 6 ' y of B. S. Atkinson who was supposed th mutcai erry herrlli us s. llnspeue ive o t ut n , thas Ma," C nl P' E Island constable _hash od a tic Rite of the Masonic order of the to have been kmed by anal, from _ul e over w e s (urtl tine lui ligaillrag. ynolltfoui Cin?) e warrmlt (margin lame w o a _a M his Wagon may have been murdered :Dwi tpass A -any E0 are on ra al ca li; a.h»lr ll g~ " on of breeding hlackgf xes Syl Oli at gltlilr St

and his body carried tuwhere it was to n _ 'I is new line will be about August 15. w en. in 'i e s an ing on 000 each was released tadue a ._

.ili..;._“i;§ .‘l“.1i.“_.ll:.:.*‘.:‘.ir.‘:.~ 53:3' li.;“ire.:‘..‘:l:::°;':;l_.;:°:;:g.s:‘ ' ° Atkinso w ' ' . _ ' ' _ ~ evening 0? Agguégulgtgeilgd tge” clglf try. ports of an overhead highway bridge l°°l"’° ‘md the C°““l-Y Att°lll3Y ther* White, P. G. M., of Montreal, was 0,,,,,..E juey brought in a verdict of _Tho furmers_and others -in the vici- and instantly killed.

acclClental,death_ nity al‘ehwe_arlng Smiles at (lane pros- th'I’he accidellitdhallpined shéirtly tafttllzr

The evidence now oe I pec o avlng a ar lor an railway e engine a _a en wa er a e

he was klllell some fllssafllgellflfgvmtlézlé at their door. tank and the engineer, thinking Bax. rand ,md llls body ca,_,.led to where Messrs. Nicholson and McLean came ter was on the front of the mogul, itwns four..l_ to Cape ,Traverse Monday night and did not pay any attention to his ab- talkcd matters of importance over sence untill some minutes had passed L " s ou the question with Mr. Fripp and Mr. Miller and when a hasty search revealed the un- f duty on. fxarakule sheep. pr. although the conference was of s pri- fortunate man stretched on the top Young argues that these sheep should vate nature it is believed that Messrs of the coal heap with his head

bi,-,tallu\\'ed to enter Canada free ol Nicholson and Mcliean have ask- crlished to pulil-

y' ‘le"“_ll5€ llllel’ are registered ani- ed the lion, Frank Cochrane to rush The dead man is s\ii'vlV9il l\Y lll5

coming alive to the posgillllltles of illillrl; being registered in rf

, ' ussia the spur line to Carleton l’oillt at lnotller, seven brothers and five sis-

Karakulc sheep breeding; the Kara- tllllll l li -

` gn no in Canada. once and no doubt their request will ters- H0 WHS the fuilflilielll-li illlil 1`l`°"l _Ottawa UP- Young and Mr. be grnnf;.;d_ youngest child. One other brother l Jilllell Will .proceed to the Toronto ex- ' _ was killed by n falling tree in the llutwll l°l” llle Purpose of se- nnrthcrll lumber woods some years

lfctlllg Sheep of the Lincoln, nizo.

this island or ii nerd of iisreluile *'°lS\V0l<l and I-ciccctcr vnriccicr. I]

sheep by Mr. J. R. Dennis and Dr. C. lllilfl some Highland black-fees C. Young for the purpose ol' breeding _Sll@9P. lor the purpose of breed-

,ms ywlme 5,105” E"_,ll‘°.l.l““°‘l _ f Afrnixnnsoix, Ales., Aug. 23.-

soils in t'e l t` ‘ d l~l~ 5 'l5Klici‘imentalcyStviEl`1 Visit the ._~`° Lying! in ambush behind a freight cal'

" paces me" “mc above iles' neyonrl wesnlngtsllmb devil: (Canadian Prem) - l" th” C' N' R' yards hem’ E w°“m`

order that Dr. Young might llllslgecl; wINNIPE(f' Ang: 25" S" Rod' be assassin last night made an at. 0

_ monll Roblm demes the Elmtement tempt to murder Chief of Police C.A.

31155 ,lining hclf_-lirccd Kernlculc that he may succeed Lord strain- D,,v,B_ ,mn at him at Buch close

t at are falling the e now and l t g - elect for the U_ S_ é,,v,,m,nent icr?"&'1n,l;l(;’n’l:;l0ul§i:y,ie traakte 823211522 range that the shock of the discharge

» , _ I _ of the revolver knocked the chief off hlgsogfwléllegil;‘m25tBll°“l‘l llc lllllell for his present, one at the head of his feet The bullet g,_M_e,l the lmcll oung will also :ill tyhllee alttcfilltlilonvcif the Mnmtuba ('0vemm'9“t` of the ehief’s head. ‘Tile nloullted po- he American Government to the fact, hw “W mvestlgatmg'

hat there was an individual w-ho was'

' . V “ll “ 9 an rem” zcapotzalco where he faced a firing

0 thi* l`i1llCl1 Ol Ml- B0VY°'» Where for its size and representative char- S ,lad It has at this place, pmctl

hey will be kept during the breeding aclen While the majority of the de- cguy sub,,,_,, of the capital' that season. _ legates, as was to he expected, come Deputy Hauler Mangel was shot to

. _F fl`0l'l`» the Unlted States and Canada' death tlyg (lays previously hy federal

Sli KILLED IN C()l‘LlSI0N~ there are many and eminent represen- Bomic,,_

tatives here from the nations of Eur- '°'

CHICAGO. A“E~ 24--Six Persolls ope. Noted edlicators, scientists, phy-

were killed and three injured when a slcluns, llmltl, olllcel-B and clvll; wel- '_’“‘*“"*””"

onon passenger train, the Hoosier l-are worllefs to 9, total l-.mllll-lg lnm

rniicd. cirnck nn nutomchilc lic- nie lninrlreris have registered. ser sn Mnariiil. LAW , WWII Cedllf l-like and SL J°llll'9' entire \\‘ee'l< they will exchange views MAY BE DFZCLARED. id. The dead are Geo. H. Rubin, and llsten to papers and addresses on ife and child, Mrs. Louisa Rubin and every lnlpurlant phase ol work hav. LONDON, Aug. 23.-“Ulster is to iild. Onn Cclicn All lived in Chl' ing to do with improving health .incl bc drnscciicd into acccrcins liffnc cngn. eilicieucy el scnesi children. rule. probably undcf malllel l*1W» ‘S

Lulliile lllllllll illlll llmllole Sclllller The present meeting is the fourth the assertion of the Unionist Stand- ere injured, but will l`<‘.C0V<‘fl”- The triennial session of the International ard. The recent Londondeiiy riots llt0"‘i0llll9 Will* °l`0l‘5l“l¥ llle track at Congress on School Hygiene. The furnished the Unionist newspapers in #Valle 0f0l“ll"l5 lwlllve mlles Holltll congress was organized at Nurem- the last few days with texts forlrnanyl

f Hammond, Illd. berg in 1904, The second meeting articles predicting gruesome doings ll

was held in London in 1907 and the home rule is enforced. _The ell!-H110'

.___-__--_ third in Paris in 1910. Twenty-five nism of political and religious l:re0dS

nations have membership on the per- is certainly HOW €XCePll0“llllY a°l‘l'°

manent international committee of (iln Ulsteillgsl wB£El]esl1i;J1;Vel:]si;¢excl;tf;l;!i\l;>\;l£ th con'ress. BTW. W

"E Amon; the topics that will be con- and anger ligulildii the imported pol-

THE TE-PEIITURE sidered by'the congress during the icy was far from appease:

"DE, H00" ETC week are the following: The relation opcli vcfdlflli Yesterday al' l .e 'l ‘ll‘°"

, hetwccn school hygiene and home on the Unionist Armstrong, wll0. the

'”"‘ conditions, rural school hygiene. W‘ll.u€SR@s affirm and the Uliionists all

school children as carriers of disease, believe, was deliberately shot by H

the relation of athletics to health, policeman without provocation.

eye diseases among school children,

the defective child, and the relation

bi, president of the American Medical

chief of the Department of I-IYEl¢l'i° °l|

'_'“' ` , The Standard predicts that martial

LONDON' Allgl' 23'_E“el;ll'€;,'d lll.:§f Mgdilgotity of Buffslo has generously law will be declared in Ulstflr, slid

jolcing in nmal nil pr0SP ' _ g.-l\,u¢e.l $40,000 for the expenses says that the ‘government wi ra se

er ..Oswalr\.. 20 tons. latest model pcrism declining, workhouses closllisg ugnthe congress and to provide ent” forth with B, large ,Oreo 0, mmtary hardwood two Yeiifl Uld- 27 ll' p' Wag" rising and business mms pu _ tainment for the delegates. The lo- and mounted police. It is taking a Fraser Mhrlne Gasolene liinirine. pernus. Only dark cloudtisl dinners; ca, mmmmee has arranged for 8 “_ hm_,_,e,, horse cms,,s_ and Itllerelore Reason for selling owner weiilii in¢tl°“ “l“°“l‘ "nw" pos n wo ries of social events, including s. hall, the talk is also strong of a cavalry larger vessel. For further informa- and talk. _of gene.-sl strike. bun net, iuncheons and receptions. force being sent from England and the

the hygiene of play, the hygiene of RUSH TO INSURE PROPERTY.

of spinal curvature and fiat feet to Even if the situation is being eillg*

°f‘l°l”‘l“Y “mst 67 ‘l°g5';"°bgl’°v° .M2 tue licillzli sf the cnila. seretea by the volincei prers it still nd the lowes was B CVB- i 1; ted by d 'btedl h ids out the uglies

ton Sl" Charlottetown' A lllwesl' the previous Fight “vas 64 exrggiltlsrxrlillll t)ll?:trsof(l>ll]§npi§?:e;l:hools, llgsslllbilitieg. Thlls has been sufficient-

bove' At "ine 5)’ it was W and lunch rooms, drinking facilities, vii- ly shown in the rush during lille last t nine D- Ui- ll ove- , ll l . , est f drys to insure commercial pro- THE wEATHER"_YeBterday "ms lllaierlis s;cl(i)o)ol‘ asl"E;‘i§lirt!:;Itlicr‘;:rt)lfle lpre- liisvllty lu Ulster against damage DY eautmmy' clear' continuing deal; venfioh of epidemics school nurses. riot. .dost of this business is done in t nlfllli _ ' tl ' , 1. ni i, wh re, it is ssid the Lloyds The lille will he high thls evening aqlllhgcliggéigsdtrgf otlhse congress and un)d;r(\)v]i'lterse have covered 3500.000

at 6'” and to-morrow awning at the presiding officer at the general worth for Belfast and elsewhere. The E23; it hedhl1§il1iiil‘l;li!l11y)r:tw gn3(E5mE sessions is Dr. Charles W. Eliot, rates have been steadily rising to five

_ n ~ - _ _ -

large quantity of Eggs. We will buy mihtflt moon gets tonight at 6.49 and president emeri_tus of Harvard Uni shillinzs per cent, Bnghwill hd; douxted ,mlltr on Tuesdays and Fridays t 6 47. lt l-iss.; tomorrow versity. The vice-presidents are Dr. by next Monday. e un erwri rs

omolrow a ' ' Th sda at William H. Welch, the great patholo- do not seem to be eager l°l` “ily |110” Ognmg at 513 and ur y git oi Johns Hopkins University, business, and there is talk of fixing a

' . 11,35, fl D . Henry P. Walcott chairman prohibitive rate. The Standard as-

The moon mms wnfigglls at non was En? therMassachusetts State Board of serts that the government le DFEDHF' Th; lagzylluilxgr (élth e :lt 8 18 P Health lllg to gheck an 0l1tbllI'Bt, Whlflh all

_ n ll" » ' ' ` ' 1 ' .1 l it i _ it cells rl-lg...-l. to John C. Durant Margatel m_ Many educators, medical men alll- signstshow to brlaetllhiiiyl abrnumlal to

ll be a new moon on Sat- health pmelais of prominence are atten on, as so S -

ugzllzge ,x.ig_ 31st, at 4.38 p.m. eluded among the honorary vdce- the fact tthatlalnluliiillgiimul lgfgllisdux The length of today will he thir- presidents of the congress. mongl goillg o rlzllansibl for manamr tee" hours and thirtylseven mm- them are slr James Grant' mileth) sep amber’ t oil the n er said ‘

lication utes. the foremost representatives 0 e vl-es, put ac ua y. as p p .-

stock 'letter' Price on app Tile temperature yesterday morn- medpml profession in Canada; Dr. us "part ofthe military preparations

M 1 1 b the Rexall Store tested ther- Rupert ~Blue head of the United fq coerce Ireland, for nothing is morn

P* E' 1' I ~-‘-1B)E‘§-"2'§"'§ rggmeter with a northern exP09“l`° States Public Health and Marine certain than that a military regime

‘ AUCTION was sixty-eight degrees above zero. Hospital Service; Dr. Abraham Jaco- will be established."

Association; Dr. M. Uribey Troncoso. CAVALRY FORCE MAY BE SENT.~

There will be daily automobile tnurslprnhabllity that the marines will he

*_*-*"`l" of the city and excursion trips to the employed to assist the mounted D0l-

grest industrial plants and to the ire in Ireland as they did 30 y¢i\i'ii l°ff fllfl Clli’ lit llV° 0`°l0°l¢ lil ill* il*

*~*- ' _“_ _.__ --

Man Supposed fo HuveFa||en ShcrfLine will be Built from Thrown Against Supports of Lemuel Coughlin Arrested from Waggon now Thought Albany to Car Ferry Overhead Bridge-|nsfan- in Portand. Me., and

to Have Been Killed. Terminal. taneous Death.

-_._ 1_-

Later Released.

(Canadian Press.)

ralit holding him.

P0rting Coughlin,

arm at Summerside in that Islanu.

of Charles Black, an 0ffl¢el. 0: P,.»,_l

a warrant for Coughlin’s arrest, Ac. cordl ' ~

believed to have been c fi gang of men who ha a llllg foxtes fromrthe Island farms for

me line. l‘h ecific charge

onnected with

inc iw.. nleclr foxes sein l | ¢ $18,000. Most of-the fcgxese sllfzxlsg have been recovered, but the pall. named are still missing,

bollghlin engaged counsel and will

f"2ht extradition. He was lzonlniitted lf' flle police station for the night Ile has been employed at the Ulllml

city,

.It will be remembered that (Toiign.

l.cen_henrd of. him until now.)

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TWO VANCOUVER

MINES ON FIRE

Tl1_@_Plll11Ds have been set to work. Originally the intention was to ex- tinguish the fire, but it is now found that the water will not reach the flames. It will, however, have th.. ef. fect of rendering the mine air tight, and acting thus as a prsvsmlve against any further tampering. The mine is the property of the Western Fuel Company. Provinciirl Mine In- spector Graham states it will be two years before the mine can be started working again. The trial of the pri- soners arrested during the strike will open to-morrow.

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El|lMEllS' Pllllllll

Yesterday there was another farm-

ers' picnic to the Experimental Sta- tion, the sixteenth of the season. The farmers comprising this party were the members of the Grand Ri- ver and Wellington Institute, as also several farmers from Nosthaln. Al- together their number was about 200 and they were accompanied by Mr. H. 1'). Doble, M. L. A., the Rev. Fa- ther John McDonald. Travelling to Charlottetown by special train, they reached the Station at a quarter to eleven o’ciock in the forenoon and were lnnde welcome by Mr. and Mrs. C lark.

After luncheon in the picnic grove,

the round of the station was made, Mr. Clark conducting the party and making them thoroughly acquainted with the experiments in agricultural and poultry farming, showing the re- sults that had been achieved in the various directions and the means that had been adopted to produce those results. `

At the conclusion of the inspection

of the farm, the visitors gathered on the lawn and there a vote of thanks to Mr. Clark was proposed by Mr. Doble and supported by Mr. Frank Gillis, the president of the Grand Ri- vcr and Wellington Institute, and Mrl Neill McDll;ld, being carried with ac- clamatii `Mr. Clark' suitably ac- knowledged the compliment.

Afterwards the party were left to

their own devices and these almost principally consisted of motor car rides through the city; several auto- mobiles going out to the Station and taking the visitors in parties for pleasant drives. which were greatly appreciated and enjoyed. ' The party on their special train

PORTLAND. Aug. 25.- LemuelE

In thc oninie.. of the Chief of

was not sufficient evidence to war-

At an informal hearing before the

llllllligration Commission it was de- cided that in the absence of 9, request from the Canadian authorities no action c‘ould be taken towards de-

l'“0R'1‘I.AND, Me., Aug_ 23__Lem.

fllillll by the local police, charged ‘Vfltll being concerned in thc robbery o valuable breeding: foxes from a

The arrest was made at the request

_ l ce

Edward Island, who came here ,vllh

ng to tlieofncer that prisoner is

ve been ste l-

e sp

charge against him is that of steal-

l`llllWllY station since coming to this

ltin was under indictment at the ld,-le "ll-_ f'l 'Clic Supreme Court in Sum- merside and during the progress of the case the indictment was with- drawn. the prisoner being ,-elelisml on his own recognizauce. He shortly ,ll-_ ferwllrds left the Island and littll- ilns

VANCOUVER. Ang. 24.-'rws ef

the largest mine _ vcr island have de;)i‘Ei'l;flrtoO¢ll.._s‘;,a,I-_l,E:,(,:,l:,,lDenr Sir and Brother:-As I will their mines for an indefinite perl ,llsoon have completed a five years. as _.l result of the coal Btrlke ,Elle engagement with the Central Christ- fill-em, has been made lor som; time llan Chllrcli, this city, I feel iustifled and lt le now to be put into enec,,_‘,in changing my field of labor. Dur_

,(_`_`,_9.__.... ..

.`_‘:' "` _ ' I

(Special to The Guardian)

evening where they held their annua conversation.

Owing to the fact that Wm. H

real Mason.

CRYPTIC RITE

reet Vault Masonic Temple last

absent in the west on business, his address was read by Dr. W. B. Wal- lace._Grand Recorder. In his address Mr. White alluded to the deaths of

GRAND COUNCIL

Big Masonic Gathering

` Elected.

.<1 .-i1'*"*".‘.:f.:r"'-

ui sc. Jilin. officer'

ports of Inspectors General of the dll-.

S'I‘.'JOHN, N. B., Aug. 25.- The ferent provinces. All proved satis- upreme Grand Council of the Cr p factory.

The officers for the ensuing your

aritime Provinces met in Archives were elected as follows:-Geo. E. Day..

G. of M. P.; Geo. N. Ksnuealy, D. G. M. for N. B.; Thos. B. Bingsy,

D. G. M. for N. Sn Donald Darrsch,

Crocket. G. M.; James Vroom, G. C.

The reports of the Grand Recorder, of C.; E. H. Cairns, G. Conductor;

Grand Treasurer and Grand Commit- Donald unro, G. Marshall; W. I-I.

nel Coughlln, l(,m_e,.ly ol Fortune tees were then read as were the re- Smith, _ Steward. _

COVE. P. E. I., was arrested here to- '- -r

llES|GNllll]N A _ UE HEV. J. E. Ellllll

The following letter, which explains!

itself, was sent last week to Mr. J. H. Williams, Secretary of the Cent- ral Street Christian Church, and al- so read by Mr. Floyd to his congre- gation on Sunday last.

During his five years pastorate in

Charlottetown, Mr. Floyd has won the highest esteem not only of his own parishioners but of citizens of all denominations and his good works in the direction of elevating the mor- al and spiritual tone of the city have been appreciated by all. It will be remembered that when he assumed his present pastorate five years ago, his congregation was a small one and was supported by the American Missionary Society. Under his pas- torate it has grown in numbers and strength and is now not only self sustaining and paying its own salar- ies but is _contributing generously to- wards tge support of missions abroad

gregations, may be continued. Fol- lowing is the letter:-

Charlottetown,

Aug 23rd, 1913,

Mr. J. I-I. Williams, Secretary:

ing this period of service, I am pleased to be able to say that my relations and work have been both' pleasant and profitable. Therefore, I wish hereby to offer my resignation to take effect at the close of the pres- ent hfth year's engagement, on the third Lord’s Day in December, 1913, or at such time after that date as may be agreeable to the Church.

In thus taking my leave of this

church, I wish it a full measure of happiness and prosperity. I have no matured plans for the future, but the Lord will provide. May the God of love and peace abide with all the members,

Trusting that this brief statement

of the purpose will prove sufiicient for the present, I remain,

Yours in the Master's work,

J. F. Floyd,

FINANCIAL SITUATION.

LONDON, Aug. 25.-Hon. W. L.

White. Cf\nada's Finance Minister, be- fore sniling for home oil Saturday said that he found the linahcial sit- uation greatly improved since the end of the Balkan war. He was sa- tisfied that the London financial world understood perfectly that Can- ada was only on the threshold of de- velopment.

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One cent per word each insertion in

this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents. . -

"Fredericton Farmers' Institute in-

tends having a picnic to the Farm, Wednesday, the 27th. Everyone in- terested is invlted to attend.

°°Don‘t weaken your business- argu-

ment hy writing it on a slipshod Typewriter. Give it force and per- suasive power by wrlting it with the convincing clear-cut type of the Re- mington. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S. 1067-B-23M3i.

"A Sunday School picnic will he

held at Hampshire on Wednesday. August 27th on the beautiful grounds of Robert Edwards. Visitors table provided. Come all and enjoy the last picnic of the season, If not fine will he held first due day follow-

lt is therefore sincerely hoped that the reverend gentlemen will he in- duced to reconsider his resignation,

and that his services so highly sp-l _ ,precieieu in his sw.. ...sd other een- iicd for the championship- Thcy and

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ll|]lES Mlll|lIME Ellll llll|HlllMEllT

At Belvidere Links, Charlottetown,

yesterday afternoon, the annugi mm-_ nament of the Ladies' Maritime Golf Association was opened. With a re- cord number of entries plus the fact that the competitors hail fronl all over the Maritime Provinces, fha tournament bids fair to be highly successful and to provide most inter- esting sport. The competitors num- ber thirty-seven. Yesterdny's play, which was favored with excellent weather, consisted of the qualifying round for the championship, the con- ditions being two rounds. medal play. There was e. large number of specta- tors, who with the numerous players, caused the links to present an anim- ated and attractive appearance.

their scores are as follows' Miss Bauld, Halifax 91 Mrs. Handsomebody, Windsor 108 Miss Barker, St. John ........ 110 Mrs. John Hyndman, Charlotte-

town .............. ....... 110

Miss Stetson, St. John . . 110 Miss Pope, Charlottetown 111 Mrs. Rhodes, Amherst . 112 Mrs. Cooke. Moncton .. 112 Mrs. Creighton, Moncton ... .. ...112 Mrs. Schofield, St. John . ....... 112_ Mrs. Kaiaer, liaiifsx . 112 Mrs. Mahon, Halifax . 113 Miss Smith, St. John 114 Mrs. Maddisos, Moncton 115 Mrs. Le Noir, Halifax 1:15 Mrs. Clarke, Charlottetown .`_ 116 These players will contest the champ pionship, the first round of which will be played to-day commencing at two o’ciock in the afternoon. The draw for this round resulted as foi-

lows:

Mrs. Schofield v_. Mrs. Msddison.

Miss Stetson v. Mrs. Cooke.

Miss Dauld v. Mrs Mahon.

Mrs. Creighton v. Mrs Le Noir.

Mrs. Rhodes v. Mrs. Kaiser.

Miss Smith v. Mrs. Hyndman.

Miss Pope v. Miss Barker. -

Mrs. I-fandsomebody v. Mrs. Clarke.

FIRST CONSOLATION M-ATCH.

The next sixteen players of those who did not qualify for, the cham- pionship, constitute the above match and were drawn for it as followsc-

Miss I-lsszard, .Chs.rlottetown, v.

Miss Pipes, Amherst. _

Miss Bartlett, Charlottetown, v.

Miss Downey, Amhwlt.

Mrs. Patterson, Truro, v, Mrs.

Bonnyxnan, Amherst.

Mrs. Warburton, Charlottetown, v.

Mrs. Dawson, Truro.

Mrs. Crowe, Truro, v. Mrs. Barnes,

St. John.

Miss Teighe, Amherst, v. Mill

Vroom, Windsor. '

Mrs. Dickey, Truro, v. Mrs. Bog-

nsll, Charlottetown.

Miss White, Amherst. v. Mrs. Good-

will, Charlottetown.

Play in this match will also coin!-

mence at 2 p. m. to-day as in the second consolation match in which the competitors will be the other players, five in number, who did not qualify for the first consolation, and

1097_s_25M2,_ the are drawn as followsz-

Nirs. Roberts, Halifax, v. Mrs. 'Al-

ward, St. John. `

Miss Hazel, Bt. 'John, v. Mrs. Pur-

dle, Amherst.

Miss Murray, of Halifax, drew the

bye.

niuvmo oomnnrmos. , ,

Besides the sbovs matches. I MV' ing competition will be ployed, win-

HOOD.

lmencing at 10.30 o’ciock in the fors-

D. G. M. for P. E. I.; Duncan K. Young, D. G. M. for Quebec; Robert Clarke, G. C. of York; Charles Robe inson, G. Treasurer; Geo. T. Hay, G. Sentinel; W. B. Wallace, G. Recorder; G. B. Wfllett,- G. C. for N. B.; A. M.

Hon. John V. Ellis of this city, and Perrin,M. D. G. C. for N. S.; E. C. 'Phos Emmans, a prominent Mont- Bentley, G. Cl for Quebec; `J. H.

Some int9_r_cs`t_lqg_2lg!__w|s_ witnessed! The first sixteen in the resnltrqluslin

Luncheon will be served to all the players sc 12.80 p. m.. while there

will slso bs afternoon tes.

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