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mously ‘ﬁominated

lNew Commissioner Of Police Is Appointed

l??? Alillﬁiﬁted N. A B ll R ll AY More Deaths Are POHCQ Chief " ‘MESSAGE TB Reported From For Province l.‘ A N All A NS The Intense Heat

Minister of Labor Be- lieves That In 1931,

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Great Enthusiasm At Local Convention Charlottetown Conservatives Nominate Able Standard-Bearer In The Person Of Mr. W.

Allan Stewart To Contest Seat In Forthcom- ing By-Election.

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from the meeting. Mr. Stewart, who as president o!

At a large and enthusiastic con? vention of Conservative delegates

"flhilice Officer Joseph Trainor, Nearly TWO score Dead In Great

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Cllmfmttemwn’ B°°°m°s Cm" gall? .1 SINIaiiIiI-chiii; Britairh-Hundreds In Hospi- Zif;Ti§i‘.2‘“‘.f“.7.'.‘°§Zif§“.Z‘;i‘..§i‘Ii;.ZZZ missioner Of Recently Forlned Confidently F or - tals From Prostration-One B E A T H n u E Siiinlli‘ .3151" n“ *1...“ "cniil-‘Zliiiﬁiii SE.““.§.“‘Z.“°Z..ZZ‘ E1331. Ward. 1 County Conservative Association, was for the remainder of the evening.

Mr. Stewart. in accepting the nozn- lnatlon. heartily thanked the con- vention. He referred to the warm friendship existing between Mr. Hol- man and himself. and to the gen- erosity and sportsmanship which Mr.

l I I ' unanimously nominated as candidate to contest the seat in the Provincial Legislature made vacant by the res- ignation of Mr. W. Chester S. Mc- Lure, M. P. -

The nomination oi Mr. B. Roy Hol-

Suicide.

(Canadlan Press)

UITAWA. Ont. Aug. 29—Strl.klng a note of conﬁdence and bespeaklng the cooperation of all public organ- izations and private citizens in an effort to eradicate unemployment, Senator the Hon. Gideon D. Robert- son. Minister of Labor, today issued a Labor Day message to the people

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deaths previously recorded as due to the heatin Great Britain, while hundreds were treated for prugtrg. tion in hospitals. One man commltt ed suicide in London may. his ac- tion attributed m the effect of the blazing weather, while a trainer ieedinz iﬂur bears in a travelling circus at Homing; was killed by the cheat inaddenod Animals.

‘it (t meeting of the Provincial no officers. the provincial game war-. tlveirlment yesterday police omcer dens, and the prohibition inspectors ccph Tralnor, of the Cliarlol/e- except in so far as the responsibil- bm Police Force. was appointed lty of the latter to the Prohibition (irln-lissioiier of Police (or the Pro- Commission is concerned.

vce. Born in 1893 a; Morell, the new Statutory provision for the ap- Commissioner of Police has had a pntment of it commissioner and notable record in the Royal Canad- Iovinoisl Police Force was made (an Mounted Police in which unit a the last seslon of the Legisla- he served five years, as a soldier t-e. the force to comprise the serving overseas three years in the piceforces of Charlottetown and Emmersldt. together with the trai-

C-P.R. WestBound a Flier Derailed

lumps Tracks Near Pembroke, Ont. And Plunges Down Embankment

,' —-Pqssengers Have Miraculous Escape From Devlath.

(Associated Press) o e ’ nto C r0“ r S Inquest I ‘ ‘man was also moved and seconded; ‘Holman exhibited in refusing to con- Death Of Edwarﬂ lb“; M; Holman, m a ringing spew}, ‘test the nomination. The speaker B r 9 w 11 (jongludgdtln which he stressed the importance Irealiz-Iistliat itxvﬁiild be I; his‘ rc- - of the utmost harmony and unanl- SDOHS iiy W 0 0W in c 00% Last Evening‘ ‘mitf. asked that his name be With- istepswof spLcapabtlae to represepipctivi (drawn in favor of Mr. Stewart, to as A r. Mc ure. ii was c0111 en (whom, on behalf of himself and his that with the loyal support o! thﬂ Th” “m” w” d“ w “u” ‘1"friends. he tendered assurances of Dirty. of which he was fully assume. “h” Pm-‘mmg “*5 m‘ "mu" ﬂlthe heartiest support in the forth- ithe prospect o! bcinx returned as the ‘mmneibs jury 15'5" night at the -' coming by-Qlection, Mr, Holman; Conservative candidate for the con~' goncgluslofngg’ “as Bmquest’ ‘hellsportsmannke attitude elicited the _,,_€_____-_. eat‘ o “u Town w‘ c’ oc- iwarn-lcst applause and commendation (Continued 0n Page 77

if. i131 if. §£'i“'.l§‘°l.i§‘.°l§§§( - Score Attitude Of Premier Lea

tho death was adjourned pending. the analysis of the stomach contents of the deceased. The results of thai analysis were read to the jury, and the evidence of two witnesses, Gol- den Carr and Arthur Dover. Trenchant Criticism Of Govern- ment’s Volte Face On Roa - Policy, Prohibition Enforce- ment, Etc. By Hon. J. D. Stewart And Dr. W. J. Mac- Millan at Convention Meeting.

LONDON. Aug. 29—Nearly two score deaths have occurred in Great Elriain during the present heat wave which has been scorching the of Canada. The watchword of the British Isles and the European con- Labor Dept, he says. is "service" and tlnent since early in the _week. By he expresses his belief that in 1931 lmidafternoon six more names had "Canada shall agalrlbe found march- been added to the twenty-Hills

Illicit Liquor Dealer ls Killed

"The Minister points out there are apparently 2.500.000 wage earners in Canada of whom it is estim- ated 200,000 face unemployment N. S. Police Shoot It Out With Alleged Bootlegger, Who Dies After "Being Shot Down By Officer.

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4;. this winter. When the normal season unemployment is taken into consideration. he says, the unem- pioymerit problem in Canada. though (serious. is not insurmountable.

PRESS DAY AT THE IG lllllllNlll FAIR

Members of the “Fourth Estate" Giv- en Royal Welcome At World's Biggest Exhibition.

(Special to The Guardian) TORONTO. Aug. 29—9_:ecal feat- ures in plenty enliven todays pro-

gram a: the Canadian National Ex- hibition, This ls..pi'ess day and Sas-

According to the report of the ari- alysls the stomach contained 210 c l c. of thick chocolate brown fluid which tested for a large amount of ethyl alcohol. No trace of methyl al-

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NEW ll. S. MIN. PRESENTS HIS BREBENTIALS

( C anadlan Pres!)

Lieut. Col. MacNider Welcomed To Can-

wpodendoora-udtoreabolein the uniform ct one '0! the oili- cers. On meeting this resistance the police got in touch writ-la ' Provincial Headquarter! for ln- l ltructlons and were advised to wait outside the house until James came out of his own u:- cord.

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KENTVILLE. N. 5.. Aug 29 --After an all night vigil at the residence of Pryor James. lus- pﬂcted of illicit dealing in liquor. members o! the Nova Scott: police force shot it out with the wanted man at an early hour this morning and James was al- most instantly killed

(Speeial To The Guardian) ing what must have been a heavy less of life. As it was the baggage car was at right angles to the tracks when it came to a stop. whilst the two pullmans were thrown on to their sides. though saved from being smashed by the fact that they were of steel consLruction. The remainder of the train remained on the tracks. No passengers were hurt except for bruises and shock. The cause of the» accident has not been definitely de- termined. but it L; mllevcd that the east swifch was open. says a state-

PEMBRDKE, Aug, 29—When the 3. P. R. West bound ﬂier. the trans Canada Limited was approacnng the easterly outskirts of Pembroke s‘. l s. m., today the (an: locomo- tive loft the traciq and plunged down an embankment into the Ot- tawa River, injuring three oi the Crew so seriously. that its feared two (‘My die. With a maximum of good fortune the passenger coaches lhoiich derailed an not follow the

ute to the splendid qualifications oi Mr W. llan Stewart. the conven- tion's‘ unanimous choice: also w MI , W. Chester S Mchure. M. P- ivho hit-d - l?‘ ; represented the city so credit-ably dur- i; I 1n; the past seven IYfﬂT-K '

KELED DY OFFICER.

At 5.30 this morning James appeared with .~ gun under his arm and wag tilled upon by Sergeant Cauidy to surrender. His reply. police state. wu a

The inoonsistant attitude of the Provincial Government m the matter of highway improvement. the scand- alous situation with respect w PTO- hlbitilon, and other subiects of much provincial interest at the present

FIRES THROUGH DOOR

According to the story secur- ed from members of the Pro- vincial Force. a raiding party

locomotive in its hurtling career Wlr the embankment. thus avert-

ANNOUNCEMENTS. comma EVENTS. MEETINGS arcs.

"Annandaie Thursday. Show and Dance. Orchestra. aisa-a-aa-n.

"Come the Ire Cream Social at Rose Valley Hall Monday. September lat. If not fine Tuesday. 6184-8-80-21.

"slipper and Ice Cream ivednes- “Y- séptember 3rd. lower Mon- h-Bllt. near Poole’: store. Come.

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"Montague Club loading hon. Limbs. calves. vlednesday morning. ~¢Pllmber 3rd. List at once. Mont Anneaizl 6178-8-30-21.

at Montreal.

Drankenness

A b s e n t A t N. S. Exhibition

HALIFAX. Aug. greatest attendance finires the reorganization of the Nova Boo

nineteen thousand people thronged the grounds

there has not been (m! drunkenness noted by the manage

ment issued by the C. P. 3.‘. ofilce

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ti; lbchibition and with dilly attend once records broken by the nearly that yesterday.

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katchewan day. Editors and pub- (Continued on pace '1)

N0 BPPNSITIIIN l ll R_N_0|l ES

(Canadian Press)

ARIOI-IAT. N, s.. Aug. 29-'I‘he Liberal Association for Richmond. Cape Breton. has announced that I decision has been reached not w oﬂer any opposition mtho candi- dature of Kan. l. N. Rhodes. for- mer Premier of Nova Scotia and now Minister of Fisheries in the Dr. J. A.

. Dominion Government.

went to James’ residence last- nlght and were refused admin- ion. On their insisting that they be admitted police declared. a bullet ploughed through the

Modern

UrgentlL

$250,000 Will Be The Objective Of

fulilule of five bullets. An 0Q- cer ﬁred and James fall. but ﬁf- od again at the police before be- coming unconscious. Be died in

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Hospital Needed

A Province-Wide Campaign For New And Larger Prince Edward

ada By The Gover- nor General.

OTTAWA. Ont. A118. BQ-With traditional ceremony the newly ap- pointed tlnited States Minister to Canada, Lleut. Col. l-Isnfcrd Mu:- Nider today presented his creden- tials to the Governor General. vis- 001m‘, Wlllirlgdovn. at t7: Governor's r “ Rideau l-hll.

lvlr. MmNlder gracefully referred to his contacts with Canadian sold- iers during the Great Wu and con- veyed to I-Ils Excellency the good wishes of President Hoover for the prosperity and happiness of the Canadian people.

10rd Wllllngdon thanked the new Minister for his references to Cui- adian troops and declsrerl he enter-

tlrne were dealt with by Ho“ J D- stave-art. K. C- Conservative leader. and Dr. W. J. MacMillari. M. 1.. s. at the Conservative convention last night called lol’ the purpose of nom- inating a candidate for Charlottetown ‘M Rpyalty in the forthcoming by- election.

Mr. Stewart paid a handsome trib-

(speeialjo The Guardian) ai-imonar. AuB- N-Th! whim

“if we had a Government 90w‘ er with any sense of public‘ "SP0!!- aibllity it would citlicL-risirn m- st to the country llllS-"Yu? and Mk 1 new mandate frogrluih! Pwlﬂﬂ" 3" Stewart aocigsii. "they know 1M4 they are sﬂnply obstructing program

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Chinese Leave {is “Reds” Near City

The Weather, etc

_ MacDonald. member for this coa- . . "Eastern xi on: i Club m“ °' m“ l” my ma," °°n ulnoa correspondingly zood wishes it Ohapgshl». Capital o! Hump lvﬂdlnalllveitocxmit malls-uncanny “m” m“ u” b“ “m, “m “ma” fumed m‘ u“ to m“ ISlGlld HOBPitGL town-m the people vi the United Province u tightening as Commun- TOR-ONTO AHIW- 5°'-M°d¢"‘~° . ‘mmm- Eﬂmlmbﬂ‘ "Y"! "*4 5mm" "mm" 3' D" 31”“ w T“ 3°" "y M m‘ elmmn “- ML ma“ ~ ' strut L! the personal representative m’: apwoach the citv, Japanese south mt winds. mostly m: and l weaned“ m°mm5 ‘L ‘I’ Mann" 5m but “will” an m’ urn" apmmmm‘ w u“ v George He with their furniture arid other be- warm p -. "Oﬂliseeretsry. Elmira embers list Th, n.0,,“ m.’ m “mm” Dqninlgn cannot, promo-mm. p“ inn-u- _ of His imuw K1118 - _. v g D-mo“ _ __ , Withillailﬂlnt secretary J. Pierce. m“ you.‘ exhmmm m m. m“; w» set for Bept. Ind. with the A Province-wide fund-railinnture. Whenthe new biiildinglscom- sold he ‘was delighteé (caveman longingtshhags’ boarded sgiips i: Alghximum . ;‘

1 -!- ~21. ’ will e ow Minister to tn l r river, e e ense zrenc es 1r s . , . -

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utilized pntly u a nurses’ homo. Campaign headquarters has been

Prince Idward Island Hospital is be- ing organised by the Trustees and

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to the Ice cl-imn Social in High tide tomorrow moi-sin: m

4.00 and tomorrow afternoon at 323

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