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._~_ .,, ,_ ._ _

ii-,ii A ‘

seas.

r 'cHARLoT'rE'rowN

piper or am."

.AUGUST 21, 19;;

. ____0i§.Sili¢?el bills;-A

Arms LOEEJD iiHoME

---i.._l_i ~

Grunt Career Ended

1. -"__ '

§* _E - ioennaien i>ieee.i LONPON. Aug. Z0-General Booth, poininiudin- ingnp of the selvetion »_,irni_y,._ died’ herei tonight et 10.13 o'clocl{§ ” .= ‘ . »‘_~ (Canadian Ireesi ' . LONl_)0N,Aug'»l0-The veteran Sal- __v`nti011_ _Army leader was unconscious fol'.1foi'ty.cigllt_.,ll_ours previous to his seeth.. Medical bulletins hed not reveals! the _seriousness of hie condi- ti°||_ .v - _

." fllwlgo welhg ggo he underwent an bpsrg _on for a cataract of the eye

_Phd ffial few day his recovery w

_antfoi ,HIL 7 “ septic positioning, however, net in

"pnd`bIf`7¢l’Q'f¢l’ occasional rallies his! tended no place of 'worshipfand an

h_s_$lth’haa. been declining ever since, _ he Qgcd _evangelist died at his resi MFEC., the `R_\}_°k_ltone, Headleywood _eight iles from’ this city. Und the constitution of tue army the G neral nominates his successor. -'l‘_|_1Bt _ Qlltlsl Booth did several years ago# placing s. name in a sealed env

was born at Nottingham, Engl _ -\Dl`ll 10th, 1829 and educated etfnqs private school in that town, He studied theology with the Rev. Wi

special evangelistic services, to ivhic he felt sp strongly drawn that woe

work, he resigned and began his_l

tunity.

Coming in _this capacity to th

thu vast majority of the people t

July 1865 To this mission, when had become a large organizatio

‘AI`mY, under which it soon becam

lope whluhiwas' deposited with the S. 7,210 osts ilnder the char e of 1

Arm#\"_ with instructions to op n it after hisdeath. C Whilii nobody -knows what the enve- lope- enclosed the general belief among _UN 5llV,l@i9lI Army is that the name will erode te' he that oi nrennweii stil-i;'tli,_ for thirty years lt's chief of

He will likely 'be buried beside his

wvifawho 21 years ago was laid to rest iii Abney Park. 0.45 < _ ’ The Rev. William Booth, founder and _head of the Salvation Army,

quarters in Victoria. Street. ,London

iffafrs.

which had developed some time prev

ment known i-n history.

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THE EHAHSPHHT

A EHUP

I__.,, ._ ...Q _ _ -_.-1. ._ . ‘ ' 1‘ 'T' `1'~f**\i‘_'_`; 'f

E _ §rhe=._o_n'ni-dien. ) J '

o'i*ljA;_Y_I_a_, Ani. zo-oiiieiniy ie.

_... /

0.8. NAVAL HEPO0T

` :

Until. stricken with blindness n. few

months ago. resulting from cataract (Canadian Press.)

‘°“°1Y» G¢"€'°1 H_°°'=\1'<lif°°t°<1 the Henry smith, n inhorer, ieii is Army. the sreetest relisiovs more ieei while on e building ‘et work

f . . .

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E-A _

_ I (Canadian Press.l _ " HELiLE PLAINS Aug. 20-In B.

liam Cooke, D. D., became “_ mini;:.‘_fl_§ht that follovkdll _an attempt by ter of the Methodist `New Connection ‘Fam v.-"°°d» 35 Year? 01d- B fBl'l!1é1°. in 1850 and was appointed to bold 0 kidnap Ethel Monshiln from her

110 0 On the farm near ere early to- lllly. James Thom son, I6 years old

1, . .A _

the conference of 1861 required lqi: WW .kmedi _Mui lgdllehan, the fath01: to settle in the ordinary circuit °! tha girl' W” E°_t°uY W0““d0d_ Mill

Gaylord Monahan, 15 years old, a

ors as an evangelist among gh; `B0lli_ was llurtbut not.s_sriously, ohh;-che; wiiamvei- 'im had an .oppop T e latter's life was spared who

heagreed to drive Wood away from thef

East End oi London ii, obnrved thai A posse overtook Wood this after.

_ noon near his own farm, two A miles B north of Belle Plains, when he r n

started The ohrietien Mission, in f'°'“ H ”°f““°l‘1 i“f° the wed and

it fired three \bullets into his own

breast.

formed upon miiitary iiues_ he ga':,'e He was brought to|Be1le plains in 1878 the name, The Salvation "ata-ul' Woullded-

widely known and _grew rapidly un- A J ' til it |185. at the beginning of 1906, '

P g 6,-

000 officers and employes, with 45,-

339 local officers, 18,000 brass bands- '

men and about 50,000 musicians. The' A

Army was organized in 49 countries and from the international head- i U

England. General Booth directed its _ _

‘ BATTLE GREEK, Mich, Aug.20-

He struck in a tank of fresh cement disappeared, struggled out u-nhur and resumed work. ,

102 _EAlAL|l\E$_|H

- r

_ _ ` (Canadian Press.)

working with great energy to tl-ansi pmpri,|;i0n.i,i;i_ _ _ pdrtthe western harvest. ` ~ `The_'messu‘re which will now go to

v » - » _

During the 12 months ending M

the President provides for one battle ship and a number of submarines,

_ a

3.1 lust no less than 172.000 carloads pqiiieiie §ud'auxl_llLary vessels, ____

of' g__f‘lfu` -ivere inspected, oi which 133, _W0 were oaded with wheat. ` I!_:`.i.h_c same period last year 177,-

hqlliwjgfdqne is thus 77 per cent. 5 This 'year 208,000,000 bushels

siiiiiiii imc

(Can -idian Presss)

board of officers for the coming year

L. A. Lavallee, mayor of Montreal

0' presided.

"}`hh`ve been inspected of which '

__ A F_IENDISfI EXECUTION.

9 n i - ' »

have been inspected, of which 143 143.000.0100 were wheat, as against

110,000,000 bushels of all sorts of ` - ‘ ~ LONDON, Aug. 19-The exccutio

` of\ Chang Chen Wu by the Chinese

i BEARS ANO 1W0LHES A

wheat t year.

i|uHii'idii 0 `A.=HH|l|$H. CHLHHH

’-r` _

._ H V . ;--_ -_ , (C adian Press.)

l t"nf_'ght. made a desperate atta

G d

WILL BANQUET l‘liI‘l‘VlIER

(Special to The “ar iam) Government officials is com

- ~ pared b

HALIFAX N S. Aug 20-’I‘|\e t _P ki C d t I th

steamer Eritz, as-horn on Sable Is- Dlfiiy ,f,°i§grapi?'t{fEI%Z’g0::on.s ‘about

la'lE‘(li\'ia h¢;iavE)n:E‘§nvE:itfivr:;. for the surf oi the 'Dim Aifimghien “gd vdnnes in ' 1 04, ii ii . 1 t to sliibtslide so that life savers can jigs pgilzmwthlzt £:_it(;: assert: inutfge "ac °m' life of Chinese Republic. The corres-

pondent co_ntinues:- ~

‘im "lui" C°‘°“Y P' H°“g K°'“‘ `mek° 'B °P°°°*! °" “‘° °°F“"°°' H” tu nnd toeeted-hhn repeatedly. whe

'pd use “ss e, missionary ssnitarium "=~'iBeYl'f"Al Tnatfve police were kille a niiinber of' houses looted.

"mi E>siu1u`\i£ '

K*-_

Guardian

was 85 above '1`l1

the previous night MMI-

At dine a in

~ will be banquetteil in Montreal nn. dn or W V Oiiowed h d September Z1. TAN P"’"‘i°"- Wh°"° Evlfgtini En a|E1soti,ie:reEEEri'ai§e to li

` understood to be saillniz OD the 20th. i°,igiiig_ _ _

inet., is expected in Ottawa about - ‘non aiigiiiins "om tim veiiicie G,,,i_ iE0l1,f»GD1_ll¢|~` -3- ` ' _eral‘Yuan' Chi_Ku_ei blew a whistle its

"' “““ "°'°"°"" '°'““" “P uk” “mg wasuluorou, august 19-Rv nn uentioned ee the domination ports current that I. C. Commission has ordered a sweeping reduction in dnthraidte rates are pronounced by officials of the commission as lm- ronnded. commission ie not in ses-

._- ,.._- _

...__ *

GOHDE SED IDS

I - CLISSIFICITIO

a signal, whereupon el forest of s

"Du ‘Mm Em ` T00 LITE F0! -' 19 end surrounded' Clie-is Chen Win

- ” ivho was selsed and bound, flung is

to The ) 's"mule cart and carried -to the mill-. Cut-. AUS. §°"M0 °\` . --- ‘ ‘tary court. No evidence wah given at winds, fine an warmer . - e trial and the accused olicer was

0'” mt 9°' '°'° 'nh “mzsmf Egndsmned to immediate executloli.

temperature recorded in this column. UNB “Wt M ‘Lise ..-iiiw mst ,miiu not iiiiiing the 52 degrees shove zero pany _order and ave Per een :com prison” npegigii yoiipys were med

B \_U0W°d° m_1“°'.*“m °\”‘°- “Em 7' ` until the Gener ’-s _body was com- ""'-'°’j'T"i'°' i . i

_ __~____;__:__.,_._. iiigieiy disembered. It bells news- Ask for wears e and teh, no other power one set o hoesee, the success o

'po LET--HOUSE 8 KING BQ \-ARE. _ _ _;____________.____,h,_,,___.,,__,.g.,,_.,,,_.__,,_

" position through using 'funds of th

WOONSOCKET, Aug. 20-l.i'Alr

_ liance Nationale of Canada and the

000-'cll‘l_ bf grain, 79,000 of themi United States ended its two days "_'h'eati"wei-e inspected. The increase in °0“"°"ti°“ bl’ '°'¢\°°tE“3 "W 01d

‘ ' _ ‘ ‘ “Pretident Yuan Shi Kai, alarmed

'__' at the outcry is publishing Vice-

i _ T A_WA_ A _ 19__Ti, ii, co _ President Li Yuen Hung's telegram

ing hlnnquet t\;g`l`romier eBo.rdne; TY ‘E1 om” t'° fasten E'h° ma'-"9 Q” that ` th Ottaw Conservative Association °m°l“l» “nd E°a."iP5 ‘_*°5”5i“°“°F‘

° b ‘sud ‘W uwiamber mth at surrounds himself, with troops. Ac- hr Cifnte LMI and pmm.i'Bu. cordlng to Chinese newspapers the

» KONG- 'K€N0. N18- 2°‘°P“'°*°“» ;o°he':n':Enhornte niinir. .iii the ‘_'_’_‘_§’}';“*i°“ __s;_rried sggnin ii ii;_ri_

_ th- ,_ I d of Chem) Chow pax cabinet mlni_i;tciiitwill_ beximgitteéi ang Km” a_cwauy_ dinnm with

'é' "3 g ' ?'th° PHE” ’“ ` cr ° ° pe ° his victim in an European I-lo~

ls ls.

A '0EEll0Al\0_l|S ,

~ A is -i

, 020.000

Money "His Undoing

_--

(Canadian Press.)

TORONTO, 20-The delalca-

tions of Arthur ichmond, the young clerk of the Elni Bt. Branch of the Bank of Toronto who attempted sui- cide ere now estimated at $25,000

money gclonglng to the bank.

police alter he was arrested, Rich- mond last May made $7,000 at Wood- bine- _ _ Alter that heplayed them at Du ferin Park and through local hand- books and lost not only his ow $7,000 but $10,000 of the bsllk’si money as well.

and recoup his losses and lost $12,- 000 more of the banks money.

Bank to keep hiui going while play ing races, but the loss to the bank.

$5.000 at most according to bank of- ficials.

(Canadian Press.)

TOIIONTO, Aug. Z0-Betting on

races was the cause of wrecking of careers of two Toronto bank clerks.

Rolland Harris, assistant clearing

house teller of the Standard Bank

tion of about $7,000 from the bnnk's funds, while Arthur Richmond, pay- ing teller of the Elm Street branch

<leath's door -at St. Mi_chael’s Hospi- tal following his attcmpts at suici

i'_ after he had stolen $500 from funds

of the bank.

According to the confessions of both tellers they yielded to tempta-

Apoctetions and their edorts to recove

WAS A011000 A uiiu in iuiirm

SHELL FASH

`-' 3 _ (Canadian Press.) ` JE VE A E A A ~ ` A ‘ __ A E -

_ ~ i150t 50th1-I ii tdtn . ' _ ._ p9;.tp.Qlyiy_v that lilaiiways have been 3_om___°_____B_l_°rte énoiisz :a_oi:_e dbg dustrial accidents in nciineds.. ,_ , /

-'-1

(Special to The Guardian.)

commission recently appointed b

' pleted arrangements for holdin

Scotia, Nair( Brunswick and P. E. I._

Sept. 3rd, and will he _,in P. I sept. 13 to za. _ _

n _ . .. .-

9 _ _ _

_l AHE IHCHEASHIB IN

_ (Canadian _ Press.)

QUll!lBF‘C Aug 20-Bears and wo

cattle and sheep.

HEHE 00 1000

OTTAWA, Aug. 20-The shell fish

_ R

about foirt public sittings in Nova

UPPEH UHEBEE i

J , . l-

ves_aru increas/ing in numbers in Nor- * thorn Quebec and making ravages oh

" ` . » ..._ i.»'-...r:-1.,

WITH HHE3

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(Ca aillqn Press.)

wAsH1Nu'1¥>N, Aug. 20-presidents Taft .today held a brief conference with A. Mitchell Innes, charge of the

as a result 0! playlllit rece! with British °mb“‘"y wh° Nceutly pf” The track was at least two secon

slow being very snuilv blotwithstand and eight horses mi.-iwcreil the

nd glance at the siiminery will

sented Great Brltafn's protest a-A gainst certain features of the Panama

Accor ing toe statement to the Canai_bm» _ _ 'ing this very limi .vas fast _a

Mr. lnnes said he had not lodged any further protests against the bill!

[_ _and had n_ot heard the viewB of his and every trick ,_m'___.n to the apo

Foreign Office on the Jlolut resolution suggested by President Taft to per-I

“ mlt foreign nations to test the free was ,it times ini,_______ the B,_,i.,_i

tolls clause in the United Btatcs' courts. .

Th t 1; 'lt ‘ - - -

en 11° Well 0 Hmm 9” Y-0 try Visitors who talked with President t ici” winner i the 2_i7 ci"

Taft today are inclined to believe' that he would sign the Panama -billi

Roland Harryls, assistant clearing even if ,io assurance, were given timii

ii iieii -i th - . i ~ great showing pitted as they we "tl?t;m;tandeifrd) Bai1eknE;m';nb1;mi;:llE1iilz;)lE 8 H/cxdltncztstilllilixorix ezplahixing t ug" 8-gelllst highly priced importatio

_ e 0 8 mga ° ‘°_ and professional reinsmcn. _

` < ' ' ' . h

through Congress

THHEE ARE 0_l|H0_ g

THH000H 0H|NH‘

__ . _ Everyone was pleased to sec t

has ‘U0 BHBWHT £0 the mlB8PPl`0l>l`iH- popular Ginger and his splendid driv-

.._._-

MONTREAL, Aug. 20-Following a

debauch of ltussian lahorersein which wood alcohol was drunk,_ three are dead and -tlirec very ill.

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zu.:-2 i;::i;.r.::':;.“;:r :.;.."i:;;_i HHAHAWH HAH HHS _ Siiiiiiis iiiiisiiii

Hi 0AH000\|E0

'rrit`es', oi ii_ao‘notoh;' N. B., died here Sunday. »' 1` \

A " `» ' ‘T .*‘ .‘

T0 IHHESHHATE

AMEO|0AH’$ HEATH

the Dominion government has com- _ (Canadian Pi-ess,)

WASHINGTON, Allg. 20-Repre-

sentative Norris of Nebraska intro- duced n. resolution today requesting

It OPGHB Bt Sf- AHGYGWI. N B-.fthe President to send to the house

- all 'information he has regarding the

case of James Wood Rogers, the Cal- ifornian who was killed in the Cen- tral African jungle as a result of _n hunt by British soldiers who were or- dered to kill or capture him.

The resolution was referred to the

Foreign Committee. '

TO OUST BOSSES.

iinovlprtuold august ia- In e

Speech here Colonel Roosevelt de- clared that the ordinary voter had nothing to hope for thru the success of either the democratic of republi- can parties, which, he asserted, arc equally boss-ridden,

"Only by supportlog the progres-

sive party can you strike any eden- tive blow against boss rule and ma-

n was sent to the ' victim's wife lo

more clothes as her husband felt col in the night air."

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` No/coal. Rare nnolslou.

sion abd matte; of rates will not b taken up until October.

china and ring politics in the United

sary to dress the corpse. a message 3_i_Btes_ _

Y "There is nothing whatever to <1; choose between the two old parties _ in this respect. At this moment, the domination of Tammany in New York, of the Taggart machine in in- diana, the Sullivan machine in lili-

. nois, within the democratic party, is

as fl of the Barnes-Guggenheiim Penrose machines within the republican par- ty. Nothing whatever of permanent value is to be 'gained by exchanging one set of bosses for the other, one

e set of machines for the other.

"The success of the democratic uu-

tlonai ticket means enthroning in

shove and "°t` -Enquire at 174 Hil|lb°l'° 3U'°_°*»- f """"°""` `”""°"""""' 'L-TV-_»""

above. this

he on Tueeda in

will be thlrtel

inntes

m Guardll

wit

was sixty t

moo

"Ren

Eksgy -Qddfili G. A,

_Hsu

d give particulars. __8;|§,£§4- _ . . _ - _ ,

°" sr. -In i oi-laiU»0'1"1‘1Vl‘0 ' . ' A t 1 . 'rh t i ith tito.-e

_y?i‘u`esds . lug. it a water proof The Ohnrlottetdvn motor beats_sl;\w;»lr.t.\:i_:ies_:ut;>h l;_emu__r;<i:;°ii:l:_iili__:° or 03:; ;:ri1f:__“t|_lh-Q-GR '::t3f_“:>:° loud _ an iYi,,ii,,»i,i,,,, 1.," ,ii noi-.ii _iynieh had been in oeergpwwn _ et- _ P 4 In 4 ii. their praise oi o. i.. orent end his

H ._ . ~ _Q-liufiillf _ muh; Monseyu his nethnttf- Jr _fl`:;_’ti'___‘:’°;'*“__ __ &_"‘.h°:§; #lent eonimittgi _ on thediiiendi: - " " _ =_='_ _.`-.`~‘ _. ' ` ‘ ` d " ith if- 1_1? » .P°_'. “ ° . _ '- _rt d sauce! u ue . _Em"m_ Zyipz " Ai-1; égigipifsi, seas intel-ffred with their progress. w ichni? wx brought by thoughtful

y' Braee's Corner ‘end the Kindlfilff which found the pen df! Wood Ielands|.The Doris was forced to leave irith management and earnest endeavor On

A _ ' A ‘ 'mined t an tif i ¢eeoln.ih ut , .

n t°“' ° s°°wht l#na%1T°%thfi':`E:‘i,.i”;|r'°\’,“:¢:gy‘Ea‘;r` gear night? E*.’h‘ere‘bsIl|l? non(E“:\Etai\{a\?le in Geetlz- ;‘E¢:ll?>wfrEg the motor host parade a

'lm' 1"" ° »- "‘ A ' °° I n -- " ' ` P if " ‘P ‘ . ns ert te r ni ht.in which the beets were iiium

'°" M15. _ luwsa so whntro§¢h.wn,an hnsifto m It r,B °

“ Enfuoxmg 1”; tr-ict F311 'onltheintd Etheptrfp 7; ex one was gsnflh hi supply. Oil Wood Islands ineted and presented s pretty spec-

` nm 8°- °° " ' 1|* ,ii-iii* e ' " omentous. Hr. Benoit's the heaviest ses Esc experienced and tacle, the crews gathered at the time. _~ wut ~ ' Umzdww Nl motor `bost"en`iployed_ here the Orient, apt. Steele, and wharf and cheers for Mr. Grant were "We prong

L_ _ _ Ai, _im ' ‘ ii( canvas and |Psde\good the Rpaie were forced to put back, most heartily rendered and-expressive both. We

M* 9' " ‘ ' 'im ‘. reins irbuhdi James Offer ln his the lat having motor trouble and in spontaneity. This was replied to be "‘* "‘~ “-

,‘_gi”u»' » mg” gh; gym hgl “bin 118007! ll!ll§D$l- TDD WT” ll\\D_U'\ lllf1'.\\\o HIIIIINYBNQ "Cl

E THE Fitch csolihsrowu

Y ._ _ ..

p without'a mishap and proved her Orient later completed the trip. er for Charlottetown.

'|fl\Q‘°_\\|E _E '__ i‘\__‘ _V

-'i¢_~.i“»\f_-';-_f',_"‘_l'-l __ I, T, ,_.i,,g _`.&°sE0.‘f§i,

'_ |(i_iiar&|` _ __ _;. ___‘

Modems wirii

. §Jmuw 1hhs. Aus. 20- Beret

'M VAN`p0UVEB_""`Aui';`_- 20-W_ S_ Hunter of the St. Stephens ca

IN, i _

_ _._i.

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e-._-..~ ‘ -‘ - ' ` '

Elltlliut. 1039 Lust flight Alter ln Illness of ` H’ A J E A ' A E ' ` _ » t ; ~ _- _ i Milking iilleu I0i1_rli~llsii_urknbly Eusytliltlvs-ll 'i lgenf _isgen In sight A ' Playing lhe'|iacesWith Banks Pi E- |3llll|ll H'H0l"$¢§ D0 `

______.____¢1» .

(Special to ,The Guardian.) MONCTON, N. B., Aug. Z0-Two the hottest contests ever hold in t

went one of the best and gamut r

Ui es of her career. Everyone loves iie and when she won the first heat e

provinces were witnessed on the Monc- recclvril a 3"” 0V°“°“' ~‘ ton Speedway today in the 2.20 and Him" si While “Qt “thi” E3; 2.11 classes. Every heet wee ionght memo. made » new tri' es\\l__._

to a finish and it took five heats decide each race.

to horses who had raced several

<15' The 2.30 CIA!! wnr. the fir"~lt'

tiriies called bell.-'A

t t ld -haw

.that it was the fas es fic of tae

while it was her firm. _emit

some horses took ii.-it records.

The best drivers in the provinces l1W€_nf~Y DUST! tllit OV" |0005 B S

pitted their ekili ..~~..inet cech other er in the provinces. It was no dit-

was made use of i.. land a winner

rt sri-dit lor any horse to be be

n'__m

The excitement on the gyand sta-nfl The fi.-st heat Iona Girl t!'Bl10d U0

their feet It was nimoat impor-nil 0 P a n owing to the changing positions i each heat. Island horses made

e Hay Pamcefote treaty could be put Iona GNL Baby Logam Ginger and

Prince Louis did especially well 'l' e‘

former looked good in the fifth heat

maritime record for her age had h owner so desired. Her wonderful per- formance in _this race stamps her as a sensational marc for nent year and Captain D. A. Mack nnon who train- ed and fitteil hcr is receiving many words of congratulntion.

e Hammond Kell win the fourth

lowering his record by two seconds.

of the Bank of Toronto, lies at ~ '(CBl1B¢lluD Pl`¢‘*l~) Baby Logan, driven by Jack Irving,

ni; the !~..'»ii then shot to the front

finishes bringing tlir spectators io W0" bv ii 1Bl\§t|‘- N011" 0|-ki

if-A and ull others close up. ' _-ni 'ihe ef-fond neat was Q repetition of

n V - Q I ll*

aim-_ir ihrn »-printing to the finish. i-6| tiinr- in thi.: heat is a new reco ns ~Iona and isionly one second _

5 was fouled and had a narrow

ri Yi heat in his race in sensational style were allowed to start. Iona Girl.

uid

ate

I such hot company.

I E second,

ibe 'rec Iona b in hind' till the

The

rd for behind

the Maritime record for four year

olds. _ in thenhird beet rose hed the pole

but was crowded out of position ig- ing sent off a length behind- _S e made e, break and finished fourth, _ Premier winning.

The fourth heat was Ginger's

driver being determlnad to land _piloted the game little gelding

‘round in greet style, giving him a new mark of 2.20. In this heat Iona

escape

in this case will amount. to about oi her race for easily beating *_ 8

_ . er

Hll it he

from a smash up.

ln the filth heat only four horses

Gln-

ger, Premier, and Nellie Calls, Ej-

‘ (Continued on page 3.)

'ituii Hiiuiii

» _...__

(Special to The Guardian.)

corps number 173 of St, John, day won thc Strathcoha trophy the best shot among the Cadets the Maritime Provinces.

camp. _

Sgt. Hunter scored bull's eye aft b\ill's_eye making the splendid :__ gregate of 35 points out oi' a po spun ::.';_

ALUEHAHH _ AHE EAEIHG

(Canadian Press.)

bribes.

enthroning in power the other set bosses.

will defend the rights of piopcrty; bu we put man above what msn ba

mauity orflnarily coincide with th

fl ct binween them our allegiance

dlle to human rlgliis first.

"The effort at tb.. time to rcbuk

one set of bosses by voting for til candidate of the other sct of bosse

sult in mere futiliiy.

Both are controlled by the like iiiii' ierful beneficiaries of _prlvilivre

anclal. The differences between th men who really dominate the tw

tween great corporation attorney

who for the moment represent di! ferent corporations, hilt who com

ople as masters over both

over the whole people for half

` stand

DETROIT, Aug. Z0--Nine aldgi-iiicn

face charges of bribery and nine oth- ,ers charges of agreeing to accept

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the republican national ticket meunr

"We are interested in property; we

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parties are merely the differences be-DEARTHQUAKD FELT ' ' "

te ti i t

Eg§iEEh:fliiiic‘iE ienmienitatglestghlishotse ‘1“°“° shock at Hartland, at _ no

the nominee of the other se is play ln the hands of both. Nothing

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F. T0 nm ‘M Miiiieny enthoi-ities heve decided- -to t°` increase the strength of the army

f gli from nineteen divisions to_ twenty two

‘divisions including that of guard.

'I‘hc shoot wus held at the Alder- Tim “heme 'iii K0 into ,gmt next;

shot rounds where the boys are in

year and is to be completed by 1918-

N. The incrensnd i-.ost is estimated at

|20, flu! ii':'I is ’. i;».li-»::i $13,000.000-)°

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"GHAHH A0000 K. P.

IS IH SESSIHH _ IH MOHO0HT. H. 0.

SEO|00S CHARGE -

(Special to The Guardian.)

lVi0NCTON, Aug.. 20-The annual

grand lodge of the Knights of Py- thias met hers today, 200 attending.

Beports show the membership oll

June 30, to be 2516, a gain of 219.

SGURVY ON BOARD. _

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SAN FRANCISCO, August. 19-»

giscurvy ravaged »tl_1e crew of the

maile. We fuel that the rights of hu- Frcncli bark Marie when llgutll

° winds kept the wiu.i|_i|~i|r.i»i~-r.t IQ

rmhts °f property' but H were is emi: 189 dsis on its yi.i.|.fi» ir.»ui‘ Rotter-

dam. The vessel's supply of -vege-

c tables became exhausted, and the 9 rlimnse laid low most of the umm- “Ainirs of the crew. J. Kehelsrdmuc-

|‘°'""“ “B my "MW bound to l`B_\cn‘h.i.ei end his body _wee buried ~;*_t

-sen. All except thr-ee~of»_thc other

i "In their essence tim democrntic ' '_ _ ~ _ f -“_ and republican muiliines are :-.lllfe `

'memini oi the. crew have. recover .1 . .. _ (lt i:. imiliy yflll'l'llll09 .`~B~"H!l\l'\Vi,r

__ {=ibii. L_... ...wer-fed tbi¢__port.j__The_'MMie

“ privileged political and privileged iiu- l“'i“ 5° |`¢l2ll°d ll`@m_"ll\\!'“°W\° Ed*

efif-.i' iimni fumlgltlon._ *‘

e in 'uo_v.a_ soorii.

f Hanlrax, /ing. se-sy ee eertiil

yesterday mornilikr-plaster wal llllhi-

pc"To try to punish one set of de- GD 0” '-5° Win! lil INN \l°\ll\l- ~

fenders of political and industrial ~ --‘°""""“"""""

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privilege by o y __ g __ N

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pleases the bones of the two parties _ __

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would preler to 'keep absolute' elB. ` " i ~ < minion all the time, but, as they `

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