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. W? ‘ a fill-l"iiirllii-Tdlli-lgfiair-""' CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1921 ;-,;»,»,p,,ra';y;lz:';r..a""rrzt lifter»... - ii

‘max Expected m ln Railway Situation

MONTREAL. July 6.—'l‘he rall- y labor situation will reach a max in Canada this week. Its-- sal of the general chairman of lted States Railways unions to ggpf, responsibility for accept- co or rejection of the twelvo r cent wage cut effective last flay has thrown the Canadian nation into the air. Canadian llworkcrs plannedto state their ltudc as soon as the United tes brotherhood gave a deals

The United States workers ye given the proposition a two ntlvs hoist in order to obtain vote cf the men themselves and Canadian unions followed the me course the Canadian wage, t would not become effective tll September 1st at the earliest ovlded the conciliatory basis of justment was continued in Qpqrg. n by Canadian llnos. To be de- Eied action must he taken and nadlan railway executives will est in Montreal tomorrow to dis- ss the whole situation.

ttempt to Remove ;_ ilailwaylnpus Leader

‘NEWUASTLE, Eng" July G—-_-\ re blutlon lmving for its object the grnoval of J. i’. Thomas, M. l’., ‘om tho Supreme leadership of the lllwaymcrfs union. was defeated sterday at a private session of e railwnylucns comerence ’l‘hc ecutlvc committee introduced o resolution after its defeat. An- her motion confirming the up - lntmenl 0f Mr. Thomas was carrl by a vole 0057 to 17.

. B. Referendum Vote 0n October ill

n OTTAWXA. July 5.—aActing Prime inlalcr. Sir George 'l"oster', an- uncerl tonight that tho probable ate for the holding of tho refer- rium on tho importation of quor in New Brunswick will be; ciobol" 10. i

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CONDENSBD SPECIALS

WANTED-A COOK. APPLY]

Lady Davies, 3 West St. WANTED T0 RENT- SMLALL furnished house, family of three. Apply W. D. c 0 Guardian.

—i- WANTElIF-FURNIBHED HOUS for two months. Phone Mrs. W H. Prowse, 91.

i.._____ ___,_. DHN ALFRED MAODONArLD Land Surveyor, iiermnnville R. ll. No. 3, Souris. P. E. 1.

EACHER WANTEC- FOR ROLLO Bay ivcst School, supplement $100. Snroud class prclrrrcd. Wm A, White, Secy‘.

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ON'T FORGET THE DATE 0F the ice cream festival at Cove- hcad Road school house. July 18th.

‘i i" RINCIPAL FOR FANNING (r sarhool. Supplement $200.00. Ap- ' hiy John Craig, Malpcque,

EAGHER WANTED FOR ALEX- undra school No 141. Supplement $125.00. Apply to Layton Mc- . gabe. Secretary. It, yd. 1 Alexan»

ra.

ANTED-PRINCIHNM MICE principal and four teachers for Rrades one to four for George town school. iMrs. Mcbaren, Se» rotary".

ANTED-ii) ACRES LAND ncur water with or without res- ldcnne, -by gentleman fond lmrt- ‘R-cply "C. C." cio Guard- llll.

..._._.._~_..._~ ANTED-Zuni GLAS! TEACH- r for Priest Pond School. Sup- lcrncnt $100.00 duties comm - ncc at once l). F. Koays, Secre- ary.

ANTED. -- MECHANIC TO wke charge of new garage at

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oronce. Borden Garage Go., J.C. recn. Sec. '

ncod stenographer and “Der desires position, perman

Mrdlsn.

nurse __ our,

o 1872. Reply ' “ Puardlan Of ice. .

Y! and one ox.

0'"!- No marks on their ears

one knowing their whereabouts ma notify Andrew Finlayson,

lie’: Sttlon, ll. R. No. 8.

‘Deputy Labor Minister”

deputy' minister‘ of labor, ls on hi5 way to Stockholm. Sweden, to at. tend a meeting of tho Internation- al Labor Bureau oi‘ the League or Nations. the latter apart of this week. Prior- lo FPl-"Pllllll! in Canada hi1". Acland will vluit the ltezul offices of the international Geneva. lie is expected in Canada about the middle of August.

Peace Resolution

lug democrat on the lilacs».- Fore-

orl Borden. Apply at once stet- “K Wilkes. required, tarnished re-

inap OSITION WANTED-EXPERL book-

nt or temporary. Apply M. cio

POBTAGL lemon issued by Prince Edward sinnd before Co federation, 1863

---_.__...__-- ‘ ‘li-STRAYED FROM MY Tltillses four year-hugs, a heli- Two red ones i- one red and white. and one

0n Way to Sweden

OTTAWA. July 6-4‘. A, Aclanq

The session commences

Labor Office y‘; t

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Will be Challenged

WAS'HIING'I‘ON.‘ July ii~Validlty of the peace resolution will be “lmnengell l" 101ml battles which probably will he carried to tho, United States Supreme Court, ro- puhllcsn Flood, of Virginia, rank.

lgn Affairs (“omn1lt1cc. predicted today. He declared that it will never be determined whether con- gress can declare peace with (lor- many and Austria Hungry unru the high court ruins-es on the one» lion. The suits to test the resolu- tion probably will he brought by Gerlnnns whose properly was sofa rd by lilo alien property custod- ian during the war or may arisc through other suits which wouul hinge on the date of official peace, Flood said.

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Mediterranean Fleet Now iln Route for fonatantinople

MALTA, July 6.~~Vlrtunlly the cntlrc British Mcditorrarntnln fleet with all the attendant ships lu- clutllng the iill‘ craft‘ vessel Pegas- us. is onrilute for" at concentration wilhln easy roach of Constantin» ople where thc situation is viewed with some anxiety. lt ls ssld that British military reinforcements are, going out from England. Never before has the harbor of been so empty. Even tho reserves ship hero are destined for East and tho vessels which rcc-, ently sailed ln that direction have (worried ‘large supplies of munitions. The only exceptions to tho naval’ movement cnstwurd are five ves~ sols of the light cruiser squadron rmdor Admiral 'l‘yrwhltt which nrc ut Alexandria.

Lrit Switch Open; Two Mon Killed

lllON'l‘lll'lAlr, July 5. —'l‘\vo men were fatally injurcrl and u third suffcrcd severe injuries when th-r Albany~Montreal train of the Dela- ware and Hudson Railway struck a speoder on a siding near Napier villo Junction stutlon at 7.25 o'clock ycstortlny morning. Thu ncclrlcnt occurrcrl whcu 1hr Allmny-Montroal train was cuter- lng Naplorville Junction. The train was slowing up at tho curve when at about 400 feet from tho station it entered n siding the swiachdrf which had lac-era. lcfl. open. A gang of thirty soctlnn ‘mop bad born preparing to pro coed to Lacolio and entered the siding on their lumdcars to let the train go by. The three who were injured had token their places on a gasoline speerler and “were chatting with their trcmpanions as the train came in. As they did not expect it to tnko the siding, the men~were us- conc-ernerl st the nolso of the ap-l pronchlng truln until some of the‘ party noticed that it was coming

their way. The rlcml are George Guertln and

Wm. Raymond, of St. Edouard do Napiervllle.

Big Order From Australia . Comes To Canadian Firm

OTTAWA, July 6.—<Scven hund- red miles of-tbreequarterlnoh ai- umlnum steel reinforced cable have been ordered from the Northern Aluminum Company Shawlnigsn Falls, Que, by the victor-la (Aus- tralia) State Electricity Commas- lon, according lo the weekly bullet- n of the Department. o1‘ Trade and Commerce. The line comprises six separate wires, hence the large am- ount required. The tracking will be m, reg", ouch containing ‘three- quariers of a. mile of cable and it Is antoipaled that the whole quan- m, will be tieliveretl in Melbourne by the end of the year. The F. 0. B. steamer cost is estimated at £0l.416 and the commission claim

than the-slowest lender for c0111!" cnblewdnly prtld landed in Mel bourne. a

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Trrred and Feathered

England of Pepper-hill. victim of a [earring and feathering. told of lt in court today. C. Robbins. principal of a prenatal tory school in Pennsylvania. Rog- er Robbins of Lawrence, his broth- er. and Robert ll. Meredith of Pep- perhlll. were sentenced to serve

All appealed.

was motoring last night with Lor- 8

attacked him, firing u shot.

ers and a whip.

attitude of the which hs said not only had always neglected criticism of officers of the armed forces. but has ztctually frarljitlrlon

some European prawers by Admiral William S. Sims in an ad~ dress yesterday before the llbotlc lslnnd the (‘inf-lunati, in which he urged public to pub-ilc tinentnl

crltlclsru was recognized as oiaol m nfflftlflflltv that it was_ rc-

that the landed cost ‘of this cable will be more than 880,000 less

in Massachusetts

AYER, bless.

July 5.~»l’ercy

As a result. Grover

hree months, and fined $100 each England, a chauffeur, said ‘he tta Lavender. daughter of his antlinrly, when two masked men

They hen used a pull of hot tar, feath-

Sims Again Talking

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NEWPORT. it. 1.. July United

to provide for public

of lion».-

t. was contrasted with that

branch oi’ the Society of discussion as a safeguard interest. in some rim- counlrics ho ilcclzrretl SO

Opcnsnln Oxford

LONDON. July 6.~—Thc second

Congress of the Universities of tircil’

5, ii. 7, and S. Curzon, (I-hancellor" of the lfnlvcrs-i lty of Oxford will prrsltle at the‘, morning session on the opcningi rluy, and Mr. Balfour, (‘lunvzellor of the ilnivcrslty of Cambridge. at the afternoon session. Thc chair.‘ man at the

Burlcigh. Lord]

Lord Balfour of Shnftcsbury, Lord Robert (‘ccil-— all (Ihuncellors of and Lord Kenyon, President of the- Unlvcrsity College uf ‘North \.V§tlcs.l

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Collision at Sea

ST. JOHN. July 6.——-Tho schooner. Wltlteway was ln collie-l Ion with the Munson liner" Muna»,

Ilead, Martinis Vineyard, (Mason)! according to a despatch which thei local aigents of the, schooner, Nagle‘ & Wlgmorc. received here yester- day afternoon. Both vessels were. damaged. but fortunately no per-- son was injured in the accident. l

Maritime Provinces Telegraphic News (Spools! a3»; Guardian)

N. B. FRSZF FIRES. 6. ~Al~l

Fllifill PIliilUTON. July

llulf of tho

“GllAltlilANS" big trrizc t-mnpeiia tion husvpassod and the first per lflil is lust flying. Why not got tlu- "dollar-k Monday tuornlnrr July lllh, carly start and secure the utmost in points by taking the ‘udvuntatgc of this first week points schedul Your points nrxt wcclt and since points will win the rarizos, tho reuutiuing ilays of the first schedule are ex- lreruclv" vnlunblc to cvcry caindidatv lntemls

efforts

FiHFli PEHiiiiI IN BlilHHilNTr BIB BUiiiiPliiiilN lillifilfi Slliiiiiili NiiiHi

U

Ten Per Cent Less Points for Subscriptions After Next Saturday Night-(Jollect Up All Your Promises Before the First Per- iod Closes--Enroll Your Name at Once and Get in on the First Period I’oints----A Little Special Effort During the Ncxt; Few Days May be the Means of Your iii/inning One of the Big Cars~Send in Your Name Now land Get Started Right Amway.

tho first jar-rind.

first week of lhr

will bring you lea

to be a Big

Automobile For You.

Someone will win a $1040 (lruy

worded when it proves beneficial. will‘ PW“? _ Winner. I I British Congress r A Pr»

Do rt. 'i‘ou ri m:

li'\V wocks. hulllténflf‘ will win $1,000 (Tho-violet '1‘ouring~ (far, and

(iar during the ucxt a

lolictown will huvv un until

to got thclr money orders mill until

Ii. (".\tvil<l'\trs living out of (‘bur

l0

rhcir subscriptions. it ls not uczrcs~ wary ill, sultscriptitnw bc at the (fmuracllllian Oillcc by" l0 tit-lock hiouduyt ruorulug, but ull sub: ' - lions urust clther be ut the oflu-c or mzlilcd in not iutcr than l0 o'clock lo the ilmupctitiwu Offlcc.

4. (“fly cauduluttas who are nu- zrlalc to gr.‘ in lo thc nficc on Sat- urday‘ night. ruuy ruarll in their rc- sulls and they will lac given points is pct" lhc first period [mints sche-

zhorc are many valuable and (‘Ulitlyltherp 1,, H ])()[]|' “mil Qpryfl-(g,

rlzcs $4.000

ll

of i

_ . wurdod iu thc- (‘rest (uirculutlon British Empire was held at Oxford“knnpptnimk ‘

on July

he (luurtliurl (ourpctltlon.

in prizes will bei,

Everyone hits an

Lordiontlul rhuucc in this cmupctiiitmlvcrrloncc or‘ city candidates-z. “A fair deal 1o all" it: the uiottoycantlidartcs living out of (‘lrzrrlwlto-p,“ 130m?“ m, amnrmflme when‘ supper was served at the Gerrard linftvl. The rut-tubers then left for

‘ How to Enter.

First~tallp 13in a“.

out lhc Xwruinaiitul

nk which will bc found in thhiurhlrh they are t _ suo. St-conllrrdill _il in with your Mq _ subsequent ‘Pehkmm’ nzuuc. and address and sou-l it tolnot time to scnd for supplies may

1114 will be Lord ‘Haitians, Lord Creyvoln“. (',,,"|,,.n;i,,n

n:t_r.',cr' nl‘ Guardian. lic will sr-nd yru: i'[‘(‘.i‘.l]ll. ‘nooks and other suppllcs ‘yltu which to socurc points and sub-

ezocurc over-y

UnIVQrSHMST‘ svriptlons. Tho main thing is to

possible subscription

boftrro tho first period closes nr-xt

Sarturtluy" night.

HflTCll ncxl

subscript inns’ work will curn lcflr

points and it will lillii‘. points to win

thc prlzcs.

l.

July it. c

tn lhc last. m

ifioiirain

All caurllrlutcs lill '

r

tcrn‘ Closing Rules of the First Period. The first pcrind ln flu- tluarrl ion liig $1,000 [bro yesterday morning‘ off Gay- (‘omptatltiirn zxlosc

Arllonlohilv Prlzr s Saturday night.

wt "k u‘

angers

Started Gun feud

NEW YOltlQ July 4~ Four flush~

ll type of Pluut finrlstlo and

tho stamping grounds of such Rim u

y dresscrl young mun of thc new

Sltic. guusters mot uf Grand sir-cola. once

fighters as tho into Monk Eastman.

shortly" ruflcr

l0 o'clock l-rst. night.

sonic fnud with their rovolvcrs Popping ut each other from bo-

hlnd luuuuu l h o

frightened bystzmrlcrs

by who

bulwzarks furmcrl

though thorn are a fow small bush‘.(_ro‘vdbd “m “WON m" glmnnh, Hm“ “mm: l“ the central and fired about twenty shots iu u hrlcf

scutihcrn portions of the provlncmi the northern section has escaped thorn, and no serious fires are burn-‘ lng at any point wlthln New Bruns- wick. i

comma GOLF ouamprausmes’

r\»MIlrl-l<?ili\.‘»'l‘, Jlliy 6.-With the ex- ception of tho Sydney Golf Club, whose entry ls expected wlthln a few (lays, and of the Yarmouth; Golf Club, ovary golf club in the Maritime ‘Provinqaw lills =ontor"ed

for the hlnritlmo Golf (ihlllllllltlll-Afuunrl witnosse ships to he held ilrere July 26 11ml _.__._.*V_.____ .-

Z9. GAR SERVICE WlLL START AGAIN '

s1‘. norm. July .6.--»'l‘ho Now Brunsawlrak Power i('o.. has ‘anuounrl crl that it will resume its strooti

cur SUFVltZO within u fcw days. and!»

its forruor mllwny empioyflcs have announcer! they will run a jitnoy service in opposition.

Military Problems Before Ministers

LONDON. July 6.—~Probleu\s of military nlr defence engaged the Dominion Prime Minister today, Field Marshal Sir ‘Henry \Nl|s0n, air marshal and Sir ilugh W. Trenchsrd supported by n formid- able ctrterie of experts and officials who made lengthy statements out~ lining tho Empires‘ position raj‘ pectlng hnth land and air ques- tions _wcrc naked and answered by a committee in which Canada was represented by Mr, Guthrie who was empowered to further inquire into both stibjects and report - back the conference later on.

space of time. Short as the butt.

long enough

which hurl boon

lo was it was for the two streets. crowded a mo»

ruenl before with hundreds rrf rncn. womcn and chlldrcn_ lobc cmilplcin

l of The

ly clearer flgh tern.

which had been driven into ‘strccis by the stifling hcut, rushed i l9l‘l'tll‘-:~'ll‘il'll(‘.ll fore lhc fusllurlc of bul-

homcs bc lots.

According to the s who saw tho four '

T

l

every one but the wholo nolghhorhootb thc

back into tlrclr

police, they

NOMINATE

CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN “NO AUTO PRIZE

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i c. All chccl" ~,it)

thcillst nut

se-

Tr. Tho office. of the Vouipclrllwlh ‘Jfllltlfllllvfll will be open until lli o'clock Suturdzry night for" the lzon~i

town who are ublc to conic ti) ihci

out into the irflicc ions should be hythc lmuk on

rover‘ Inurkrul “Acct-p

'7. New ran ates who have

their subscribers on shoot of paper and scnrl them in with strfliclcrtt remittance to cover" sHllW. Othcr cnnrllrlntrs who run out of supplies ruuy do likewise. Do not let anything cnusc you to lose ‘cut on the first period points.

S. (‘zrudlrlarlcs who cull at tho ‘Vompnrltion (ifflcc Suturdrvv nlkht ‘must ltuvo tho uriddlc rcrcipt fnrlus ,l'ull_v flllod out hcforo presenting ‘in thc (Ycnlpctltlon lloparlrucnt. fAssduuls, otllorwlsc. thny will lnsc their luru in lacing wztltctl up- on.

Si. Koop your subscription forrus iin mrmericul ordcr and thus JlSHlHl ho (‘imrpctllion llcpurtnlcnt A.»

tunt ‘

"tire-Ir rcvorv and aturt shooting m each rather on the crowded street corners, butuvero iluzy about giving descriptions oi (he fighters. ‘l‘lu> witnesses snlil alaout twenty shots were flrr-i. it is bcllovetl that lho cnusr of tho battle may have lain In n loud be» lwoon two rival gangs of bootleg- gors, with which tlu- lower East .- c is said to hc infested these days Tho risks and profits of boot~ logging: arc said to have mudc it a vocation. in \Vllli‘ll Illc dangct" of llvuih is ulwrrvs lo hr". rrmsldcroti, ahlcfly hccuuso of alrtzuiucnts o-rcr |lu~ division nl’ spoils and the cruo flirt ol tcrrltorics tn lrc "worltoil."

FlNED FOR TEARING DOWN U. S. FLAG

HANIPLTON, Ont, July T~~A young llnmllton doctor. and an ovm-snns uran wllh a ll('l‘tllillltlll, who inrc the Arucricun ling from in front, of thr. ruilfllillll‘ offlr-c ircrc.

pnllcc court today. Tho doit-ndunt cxplwinctl that. he was uot aware It was tho consular office thc flag im: from.

yesterday’.

Explosion on ll.S.S. Siwasb

NEW BEDFORI). Mass, July 5 —An explosion on the 1.’. S. ‘ SlWllSll, (ioluruanrler Edward

badly wrecked the c. while loading gasoline at Fairhaven The steward, uih 'i‘rouell of New York trlt)’, was badly burned and reruoved to the

Phillips,

5-‘

hospital here.

Captain W. t‘. McCoy was knock 0d out by a flying timber received minor" burns and injuries.

Conrmander" Phillips, who standing in the cabin, was in the ruidsrt of flying wreckage, but es-

caped injury’.

Besides wrecking the cabin, the explosion-raised the deck eighteen

inches and a small

blown into the air, taking awnings with it und snapping off iron stan-

chlons.

Fir-c which followed the explos- lou was extinguished by the ifair-

tiavcn firemen.

Pharmaceutical h?» Met at Summersido

l.

hrld _vestcrrlrr_v'

'.\il‘. J. E. Vice Pres.

l)ullon_

(lull-ink Suulurcrsirlo.

forum-c the rueurbcrs dined at the A] fZurmn ‘llntcl zrml their were luvifcd "mrwith tllcir wives and larly friends

their various ironies.

i

Son of Great Marquis H 0f Salisbury isDead

Cecil second

iiiccil, idol-sign nut!

British Ratify

Commons carried a

J.

was 104 lo 53. Mr.

crnmout was prepared six

‘drawn up. principally those relu- ‘tlng to the eight-hour duy and ma~ England. he ad-

four out of the

tcrnity benefits.

I. ‘while, so fur

rlrllt. \\'r will make due zillowuncos hmmuwli, B“?

for tho lute arrival of ruali from Tron‘ “r H Benmm u .

I .v x .__ __ .. . . . a. ..uncrl~- candulatcs living on llnts when. 310558“ Gnu uHum1egymmr1ntlp_ town, J. \\'. Waugh, Albc-rton. J. E.