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W . 1?' } u Y ` Y ‘I E) Y ` " ` - _ ~' - 1 - ~ V Vf V nm THE LETEBT NEWS CANADA. MUNDAY, JUNII 29, 1914 FIRST or ALL" {°gf5oP§§,2f§1éR;!iv_,}§_!,-l,§_{l§_l’I})}_Ig_¢Al;_y:.;scl

(Canadian l’ress)

BAUGUS Mass., Julie 28- ills

_V WUMNE ViEllilE_l;fl[_[l Tl JACK JUHNSU

(Canadian Press) PARIS June 28- In a twen

1 _ . 1 5

Alma Powers, of Boston, was'burne11 to death and Oscar J. Manseau wus badly burned when an. alitoluoblle they weré Fl'-UDB in skidded into a

day. Mi” P°W€I`S Was pinned under the cur and _ber conllpallion was ‘ter- ribly burned' in an effort- to rescue

her. '

_...__-.__.._.._,_.

luun sluun

MEETS MISEUHEUEEE

, --________

((}a‘naGi11n l’ress.) LONDON, June 28.-The Anchor

Lille steamer California is on the rocks off Tory Island aind is calling fgr assistance. Tory Islilnd is on the C

(Crlnllllinll Press)

__QUElll~lU, .func 28.-Tile contentio p ' - _ . ' '

________ coast not _“__ ___O___ _______d0___ ers of the lost liuel' were false; tha derry.

The Callfornia’s bows are badly dllinaged alld she is taking writer . flirough two holes. Passellgcrs des- D tined for points ill Ireland hi-ive al- lien und that uftcr the steering gea read been landed and are expected |l!‘0li0 down he lost ills head, former

llrrcd; that (apt. Kendall was ull

inf stories sulillllttcd to the Ein-

ress Wieck Uonlllllsslon by the 0111.

he prcsellt heading of the llull proves the Storstadfs owners’ con- victions ns to how,_t_lle collision oc-

ervrd by the .Uppearance of the col-

in repcil Londonderry sonl morrow.

MONKEY CATCHES MEASLES.

llllll\llNG'HAM, June 26. one of thc- big monkeys at olulnlc Zoo, Birmingham, 'A

the measles. l’at’s keeper has prescribed ll dose of castor oil and the moiike

pected to get well in a 'short time.

Put caught the measles from his

friend, .lack Allen, a nephew of the keeper. lu-lyton Alien. Pat and the boy ilre great friends. The boy millght the measles and was confined to bed. Pat got _lon omc and in- sisted on eyeing -friend. Hc di<ln‘t _showyhis insistence ill thc us- ual Wa37.'l>ut Mr. Allen says he muld -_ not. .mlsinterpret the monkey’s llespmidencqanll lack of appetite. He hulk thcincukey to see the-boy.

As soap as Pat got in the door he

broke away from the keeper, jumped on the bed and began a frolic with Jack. Two days later Pot was all broken out with the nz-casles and vcry sick. Mr. Allen didn't conflnc 'thc two friends to the same bed, but he did fake Pnl. home for treatment, and says the monkey is doiu;_': well.

“I"at," the Av-

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MIGIJIATORS SIGN

PROTOCOL 0|" l’lE_\(‘l~‘.

.\'lA(i.»\RA FALLS, Ont., Julio 27

-Terlns for the composing uf ,Lil iii- tcrnafliollal differences hotwcen U10 United States and Mexico have lu-ell concluded. Tile conditions under which diplomatic relntiolls will he resuliled were last nildlt olibollied in ll protocol which was si1;'ne;l by the llluba-ssador from liralll, the minis- ters from (‘hlle and Argentina and the American and llucrtll delegates. ilu-incidentally with the action taken it was announced .that the nctunl se lectirm of 3 provisional president ,nd thc organization of the new govern ment which is considsrerl R purely in- ternational problem will be left to all informal conference of representaiives of the lE`on'stf‘tutlonulists-Luis Cabr- era, Rafael Zulmran and -lo-se l/ns. cmlcelos-alla the delegates sent by

Ghnelull Huerta to tlieuliedilltion Coll- in ference. B

The single outstanding Provision in

thi-_ protocol is that the international ,__ problem' shall be de(-lured adjusted| on the cstnbllshnicnt of the new Dm- ' ia lisiouul government. Eg

now places the issue now sl-\1»1\”ely| A

| rr

The results of thu mediators work

before the representatives of the W0 c

warrln factions

etime to- 21

ln., has

y is ex-

- o I _ S

was not to blame for the collision

thc Storsl.'ult.

evidence of being curcflilly prepared.

ll ll

of the commission.

ITH THE SOLDIEEETS

_\'f` CAME’ -\`UL\'S|CX

SUSSETX, -lime 26.--The wcfltller is xccllent and evcrytllinl: is working splcndidly. The infantry spent this nlorllillg sllirnlishiilg, all the .nlen,ill khaki service uniform, doing goo. work. No arrests have been made by ‘ guards as yet.. ' Cavalry examinations started this

lorning and will last all day. The St. John men taking examinations ure: llts. 'lllonias Corbett and Mor- Erissey of 28th, Sgt. Slleluvooll, Arm- `i=trong and Blackwell, 28th; Sgt. lfawlcy, 8th; 'l‘roopers I\"lewelling, l°'erris, !h-ittain and Lamb, of 28th. 'l`hc men worked well and sllowell the results of the recent school at St. John, N. B.

The cnlinl comiiiandant is well

pleased viith the class of mcn and discipline innilitaiiied. Tliere are on- ly five men ill liospital now, lniillur cases, ils nienslcs, etc. l. Oalllp orders today contain follow- ‘ing: 7lst Rent. for rifle practice on range toni<1l'ro\\', cuvrllfy. di5m0‘mt` ing and leading horses, illoilllted rifles in attack. Artillery brigade mill bllmry drlu oluccl-tl of ally @0- mo1~l‘o\\', Field officers of day, Ml!-lm' lllllck, Sill l-lussill'B. 0- M- 0-Z CHP*-~ 1|,,v;,1_ 25th llragoons; medical range 111¢9r_ Lt, Johnson, 73th.

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AYS NOAH NUT

AD/\M l_<`IRf-lT SINNED.

LONDON, Julie 2T_- What _has een desrrilloll ns clcarly_ the Ofllllll'

l of the story from which _thet ]_1_l1h- licul account of the deluge 19 lllenv has been nlleilrtlled n|n0¥lK Babsf on' n tablets at VNIDPUF- The Tmms nys 1),_ Langdon, Professor _of _mans (village, Oxford, made the dis- overy. A hymn to Nimilufl. the B'1by1°“` n crentrcss of the world, found en- raved on one of the tablets in the lppur hluseumi, tells that Noah, nut dam Wm.. tempted and fell. I_n ontruef. with the Chaldean tale, it _.alles mention of a patriach who _ls

dncr or agriculturlst His

b ll

le nlilill part of the address made his Ilwffiiiilz hy U. s. Haight. He ill-l-0Ull1tl`.l to show that the collier

wllicli leurs caused solely by the Em- NFS bf‘|Ui‘ stopped in the path of

llis speech lasted four hours, It

wus n well-rensoilcd effort and gave

After thanking colrnsel for their Dvllcutioll to their several tasks ord Mersey =.t1journell tlle_ sitting

2 - . , On them will rest the l'€BD0“Fl\|llltY -A for failure or success of the PBR” D

fi fl 1 t' nine months. Af-

lilans as rl whole. :_iefi_ll _am o__l:_________f:_? ‘tihlii __g_nt§_,g_,_;1___ G_;l_p_i

\ \ 1 _ e i

ALGIDENI To 'n;}ll\‘I\`E S\R.\H'El:lglE;tnlilill the wisdom possessed _by

A ' ‘tha gods. After a great Indian ln-

"'f»R-Irrr. 26-- °.§‘°i".°; ‘;°.°“.:z: :;‘.l.'::.‘;.‘:§‘; Sarah BHTUUBFIR. U19 Fr°“"h ‘Entrees story ol tierween the flreatness of who Brrlwd hum by tram mst even- contentlrlollvln ad and of -her husbands ;r_\_z had to 1: liarricd_to___uc_; aiiagdss $_1_1_';_;1"T___ __‘;__________g 0, _,___ story 0,

0 was su er ng F0 ‘ 1;,

wmhcmd knee_ the fall ls broken of( the tab e

C., _ _._..__

sei' V . ‘

rims was Tsgtolx, and he lived thro-

sllcur BLA

THE souls wus I Al OTTAWA

ZE _N -______.____...

01'r.lwA,'3lille 24.-wlul his rl-imc lun-:mr sway attending as mlm-

ary mmpmm, at pecawawa t<;__dny. ..‘\i.“l~Y‘*%l.'.'¢i.’.?;,*,Y;‘?,..i.1l?f"i.?§.'e.. ell: ~. Fall, in ;¢§3_".0”4¢31,__¢he fullneral- '~ Witt _-01' Bill was nuddcll-

'--lyh ` »_""`1.° 1, ‘Blur .;-:°f ml ""-.ff.-.?§f»'~_5<‘»?';i_»".’.;.i'i»;-_ ..°~'.‘_ r ' “" '"

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_.1-n'V~‘Z’»-1 tis. it ;*~ 1 1 '

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Parll ment Buildings 0!P10ll9d» and ltsrtgli , llre and considerable 6_l°l_§f ment. ofllculle hastily init “ 1'* ; pqrllamcnhlry records in vilulfélgi woke up the sleepers- Mearnw ns; chan-.lull ensllwlrelrl fl‘°`“""°"*, ‘7 mac ,dubai un. !°“°"°‘l gllfdgslf clahsilll 5” ""’°'." h°°k an n dll "gem, atc.. The bln” 'Bl 90° Y rullgulsllsa Iv f-11° 9"* “"°‘“°" °“ :ha ,.,,,,,,_ ,,111 only _flew gloial-._ of damn NIP- N "

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»» V‘~\ » ,~ ll" ... ' , .wr ~ ~" A ' l’ V. '~

-_§_._.__._.;l___.3_...___l__._ S..3_§_3_.__§__._§_._._.___...._ all This fear Will be $27,832 of Which $4,000 is for ilgrlcullurul Centre in WOFld Jack Johnson got the d(;clslor‘E 4

. _____c___ overturned and c_______ht me ____ imrgoliits over Frank Moran of'P-if_.ts-

_..,.;’.§’.7?.‘lS‘.l‘f."l‘i.‘.‘. 533, ‘;i.“”’ ‘,°,‘,*,&e of Wules College Gets $4,000.

\'0l1E ough

his opponent dlflillllyefl great game- ness and ability to take punisblner1t_

share is $49,407.

_ _(ClU\fidlHl1_ PPWS-) :_to be allotted as follows: .3u,,,m,e|-Bide_ $4_gq0_

- I ?T F_A“A» Jlllle 21--PUUC0 Edward l Agricultural education in crzlzleciionl District representative work, $4,-

_ s nn_d s share of _the $800,000 votoi with l-rlnce of Wales l‘olle1.-e, $4,000. 500,

by Ulfllalntllf this yew' to the pro- short courses in aarlcilltiirc, $2 ooo 1 w0»ncn's Institutes $2 500

vinci _ ’ ' ’

Q - 'al govel-nnleV_rlts uilfllr the Agri Live stock judging classes, $500. Office assistance, $1,000. I R _ _ V ` ` ' Introducin nature stud in uhflic

_ v - - 1 " .

cultural Instruction Act passed last year will be $21 832 New Brunswlck's

The Prince Edward Island grant is

N .'inllcuilullilcslsr sz1.unnl li

"W" EW Eli" WINS fill Milli For Plllucs l=.|>w1-no lsulllb

-_--._.._&i_

Demonstrat/lon work ln hortlcul- FP. sheep and poultry husbandry,

$2,000.

Building* for agricultural centre,

il Y P

schools, $7,332.

Total $27,832.

MElNEElElE'S GIEE EUEI EMPHESS EUNEI

(Canadian Press) M(i.\"|`Rlu`.-ll., June 28.-Mollt1‘eal's

contribution to the Empress fund now amounts to $50,556.

UUEHEEI NMS

ll PHUHIBIEEIIN

(Canadiail Press) MON'l`RE.\L, .func 28.--V-'l`llc Grand

lloflgc of Quebec, I, O. G. T., will launch n provincial izflinpainn for pru- llillition. This was decided at rl meet- i ing in fifonizreul, .\‘:ltur\fily.

r i

EN VWIESCUNSIN

(Canadian Press)

llA(’R().\`.\'l<], .Tillie 28.- The third

violent utorn: of the week, oil i~'utur- _ day, llcvustated large sections of Wis- ‘consiil and Iowa. \\|ucfl damage was done at different sections. No loss of lifc ls so far reported. Many railway. trucks are subnlcl'|;cd and generally, traffic conditions are llisarrllngcd.

/\ilFONSi`J'S TABLE

IS EXPENSIVE ONE.

SPAIN, June 27.- long Alfonso,

wllo rcrciitly completed his twenty- seventh year, hils quite overgrown his curly delicacy of constitution, and now has excellent health. He rises early and has all early break- fast, consisting of coffee with- i. ilk, buttered toast and fruit. Occasion- ally al. eleven o’clock he has a sund- wlch and il glass of sherry. Hc launches ai' two and dilles at nine with the other members of the fam- ily, alld any special guests he '/.ay have invited.

The Palace chef is a Frenchman,

lviurecral, formerly in the service of the Duke of Alva. The cost of_ kitchen. lulzliiding the Klng's table' and that of the' household servents and other fiiiictionnries, amounts to some >~1I,000_a month. Except in_ State occasions no foreign wines are drunk, Spanish wines being seri;/_d excllisively at all other times, ex- cept the champagne, which, of course. is French.

TY COBB FINED $50

who threatnened _ butcher here, when he appeared before Police Justice Jef- fries and through his attorney enter-_ ed .. plea ci guilty.

COIIIIO EVENTS. »

IHIOUICEIEIITS.

IEETIIIOS ET C

One cent por word each insertlolrln

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

“DRINK OXOLA you will Eat bet-

. er, Sleep Better and Feel Better.

800-8-6M2wk|.

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(‘l-elim Social will be held on the lawn of Mr. 8. C. Lane, Mt. Mel- llek, on Wednesday, July 15th at 6 fvclock p. ln. Proceeds ln sid of Yownai Parsonage. If stormy, next `flne night.

"York Point Hotel will be opened for 'the summary alter als 2'! of June. The _motor boat (York) will ,run .to Charlottetown, » for the ac- ,comodntfm-_'of‘ y parties wishing to gpendfg-_ llc the Hotel. Please icommlllileltn __ hlephdnm D. W. ,Wllit6,_,1‘r_op_rl_ . ' ,£1194-24l_l8wkl._ 1 -in-nun-ol-bn-»-lug. _

~ _ _ _ _ _-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-_ _ _-_-_ _ _ _ _ _ _-_-.v-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_» _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-¢_-_-_-¢ ¢~/1 »~»:_-_-_-_-:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-e

ESSASSINATIUN UE A lUSEEl|ill NUBEES

‘ SKIN-TIGHT BATHING SUI'TH_

PARIS, June 27. - iSkin-tight

bathing costumes of wool or silk, sleeveless and huttolled over the shoulders, will he worn by society women :it Deauville this summer. Tile Paris costume makers also have de- creed thut stockings sllull not be worn. The hair will be protected hy ll ffo\'.'l'rlul bandglrlll, from beneath wlllcll it»will 'lie chic for the “kiss- curl” to emerge. _

(Canadian Press) E \'lns\'_.\, June 28.- Arcildukc

1 heir Apparent to the Throne of .\ust-

- ria were assassinated today while 'driving in the streets at Serajevc.

SUEEHAEEEIES HUNIBAHI] Ellllllll

clnoeussu lim

mo Lin: roll

clisszrlcllrlon

Fli.Ms FINISHED AT THE Two

lili-_ics quickest and best in th.; city-_

___ __ _ 3l4l-6-25l\<lGilstpp_ c.\ulN uo'ron now' son Hilo-if _'f`h0lle 018-J. 3103-6-26mllr_o_ w_iN'r|~:b A iulllu Fon linxlclilill -'|0\lS@\VUFk- ~‘\l>PlY >`t. l’a'u'l’s Rec- tory, 97 Richmond Street,

Fon s/\i.i-1-cH|~'.Al= sncosll Haul)

Bicycle. soon as new. cull ut il

__l’ussmo1‘a_St. after 5 o'el0ck_- _

(Callalliall Press) L0\'D()\, June 28.-- Militant suf-

|fragettcs Siltlirlluy circuirlvcntcd the police and bombarded King George

I ` S _ FUI; SALE OLD pAp_EBs_ 335; and Queen Mary with leaflets at the

___ _ __ . _ __ ties I-_,__ _min _paper for bm.eaui_ _ extrallce to Hyde Dark, _.A bundle of.

_ ' _ _ g§_¢._f`¢§_-_should ,_ 1 to Thelpapers struck the l\1ng's hat an

semi? d

_ . PD Y _ . ,

Gum' ian Orme, z594_5_30Mt|_ lknocked sideways /while the Que_en s

I_0ST_ A FEW DAYS- purasol also lllterccp cd ano her uu-

pm with monogmm AF£$__l:: dic._ Two women were arfested .by the please l.etur__ to this omCe_ :police and carri_e<_1__awlly struggling.

3| ss-6-zsmsl ` _ ' ”`

' 'W' ,Y---"~~ , . '-- , - - MAGAZINE STORY WHE.»\'1 AND l3U(VKWlIE‘AT \\ANT- MADE HER FORGEFL

cd in large qlralitlty. F, J_ H01.

main & U0~. Ltd-1. Ull_l1l‘10l-l¢”t0“'"- 'M(lN'l‘REAIl, June 27.- Miss Jell- __i_______A_31§1f‘l'2f’m?lE1l- _ nip L_ Gm-c|i0n_ a mu-5e_ who 1-went. WAN’1‘|‘1l)-A 'TEACHER FUR NEW lv came to Lincoln, Nell., from iAilis-

(ili1Si!0w school (innle Preferred). Eworth and Long Pille, is in thu Slllrlllelllcnt. $50.00 for mole. A.B. 'county Jail, il self-confessed forger. |i_i<{kieson, Secretary. H238-6-29llIfi. | »‘-lilo told the county attorney that

'|'E_((~,||pm \yANTED`“"|,~0R`EA3_T sho had recently read a story in an

Ruynlty SchU01_ _\~u'Dp]en,em_ $40_ Eastern llltlgrlziile that purported to _(ppl), to Secretary “-_ whe_mey_ be the il-ue story of 1_a loser who _han

3234_5_29m1,“._k_ operated for years wlthoilodetectlon,

»<Vlf~-ii.V»»ef---1-~.L :.:;“ii§';.:: i:§.““;-J: 3;‘.'.‘.‘z.“f....n‘;

Box 98 Alberton, stating-dinlcns* his llletllcizi often enough to get 1mm. ions. conditions. und price. ev to nuke her to Massachusetts ___ __v _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _ 3232'5'29M4i~ lifhere ll home awaited her. f‘AR'l"Il~lS WILL BE CONVFJYED BYE The women is farty-five years old 1 Auto io the Cliff Hotel now open and a morphine user. She said that

for $I.5u each return. Phone she learned the habit while il nurse Davies Hotel 209-J. and had always found it easy to get ____________ ____3115_3-6-24M1Mo1stpp. the drug. Soralytiliies she used as will-j_\' IN T111; (~.pp\f`,`§|.}E "-|~HE` high as $10 worth a month. Recent-

Vontincntal lfxcliallgc, Nelvson EV “he E"f“E been mit °f e"-°91°ym°“t- Block, for options on gum] f0xeB_ and hrcilnic desperate.

_ we gave you m(,ney_ 3|g0_6_25M_,, '_ She pu.<_=:<cd thre.: cheques aggregat- Los'r lli<i'r\\'l-:EN noli('r'ins'r|~1R s'r"‘"“ Sw” 0" E°°”’ “"'°h“““~ 5"” _ H, _ _ _ ,' srlvs till-.i. she knew she was doing and lghes Drugstore' b"“l` mo( 'wrong but that she had to hive tl c contaiuing ,, sum of money. Finder money- ____v__‘_g ____w_'_e_1 un' he; 1-ewexl;

'eturn to H"gl’°§2£f_?_§;E§’§f_;d_ rv and lf(-i_rl__z__\vithout further credit.

TEACHERS WANTED* SECOND MRS. "BUD" FISHER I-I`fjfR'I‘_

(Blass Mail Teacher for Rennies _ --_ no.-ld School Slwrlcmenr $35. Ap- Nav: YORK, June 20.- Mm. vall- T'lY D0Hi\l<1 -'\ndI`HWB. SeCr0t!-try. line Fir-li;r, wife of the fan-_ous car-

"l225“5'29M€3i toonist, "Bud" Fisher, is now lyin

glnalggmatfng their fgxng with 1, tal as fl result of the nllfonlobile Magsachilgettg incorpm-aged Com. collision of which she uns a victim puny having several pairs C1855 _.\ recently. The machine in which Mrs. foxes ,md begt ¢ur¢;¢a1.r¢r_ write to Fisher was riding turned turtle and

lIllffffiUEiHE Mil

SUEIZEEII AEEEHEJEEEI

EUEIJ RIVER. ELS.

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(Cana-lian I’ri..s.)

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CQNFEDERATTON , CHllR OWN ’

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Bff.IDGEW.\'I‘ER, Julie 28.-Two nlillion feet of lumber valued at $20,000, belonging to the Kent Lum- iier Company, was hnrllcd at Gold River, Lunenburg County, Saturday afternoon. There was $12,000 insur- _nnce on the lumber. The nzills were suvcd after R hard fight.

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Sill EHAEEUY fill]

HEH_0|_E RESCUE

(Canadian Press)

ST. JOHN, Julie 28.--Lcoll:lrd’s

Creek, a tributary of Marsh Greek, was the scene of a sad tragedy on blwturday afternoon, when six-yellr- old Lawrence llog-ins lost his life. I-lis step-sister, Nellie Short, was ul-

Cunadiun Press)

LONDON, .iune 28.-lf Home Rule

becomes low probably the Duke of Goungught may succeed Lord Aber- deen as Lorll Lieutenant, of Ireland. -_-___,___..

uuum uuPi|u ,vim Puzzuu

(Canadian Press.) TOHUNTU, June 26.-The cam.

Ilwign in the Ontario Provincial elec- tions, which closed tonight, was run on such unusual lines that no one can tell what will happen tomorrow. The Liberal policy, abolish the bar, has caused such u divergence of old party lines that each side claims con- siderable detection from the other's ranks.

most drowned in li gallant though futile attempt to rescue him. I

Little Miss Short who is pat twelve' years of afge was rescued from 3' watery grave by rl foreigner nnined Peter Teton-sky who dived into thcl

While at the outset of the calli-

pnign it looked like ll Whitney vic- tory. without doubt the tldo had turned ill the past two weeks toward Rowell. Church and temperancc work- rs have been stirred up in this cam-

V Francis Ferdinand and the wife of the.

estimate

.. - ~ ,g .

PARTIES WIIO WOULD CONSIDER close to death in rl New York hospi-

however,

_ . _ __ llrigu as never before. Just how far creek llringlni, her safely to shore. this will lead mw____ds oblitemtmg Lawrence Hoglns nas swlnlmimg and political lines 5,1; the 011 t 0 ,- waded beyond his d-eptll. His screams _md makin” __ sweep fgor s___e_§_>_€l'__l_____l;__<_)£11_;

___ ° rw _ “"0 y,claim the victory as usual. Rowell

lved into the creek l,\it her efforts d , __ were without avail. The boy was ogclaxs p};€)v?ni; bewthhi‘ie“c§;__PTIe_'lu£‘; drowned and she herself was sinking `w-hitm, t km the matter ver C “ for the last time when Tctonsky _md isynoll 'at Bu disturbed y,_.y°°thi rescued her. situation.

sF.c'|‘loN clan is \\'oUNp\-lb PAPAL DE,,(,RA.nOX FOR

_ 5 QUEBEC MAYOR

NORWOOD, .lime 27.-liicllard

Jones, (‘. 1". R. Sectionmian, was] (.¢l'EBE(!, June 27-Cardinal Begin shot yes_terd'sy by ll soldier of the_anilouncell last night that the Pope `45f»l1 Regiment of Lindsay, returning had eiltrustl-.d him to convey to the from Petawnwa. l~leveral others were Mayor uf Quebec, Nllpoleon Drouiu, working along the track and \\'-ere tha announcement f)-mi; he has been also shot at. The cartridges were created .. Knl‘h_t of tlls.l’,a,g9l.0rder hlank'but one hit Jonas and - he.'91\f-~g¢_»f?p(ig¢¢,fyL°’i;he Gregg '

-will probably lose the sight of one!

eye. Ildinards linlmeut curel gargat ln bowl.

GOVERNMENT LIVE

STOCK REPORT

»_;_.__._.__l

.MILIC SUPPLY {hlluf'£l_

j S-I-IEE?

ln 1;,-cncrnl the supply of milk is up-

to the average. A few districts rc-E The llunllwr of sheep lim; im-,r-eased port ,. scarcity, Lock of fccd callscd and there is a brisk demand for them some to reduce tlleir stuCk, and in_‘u.i high prices. They are in good some section-s there is ,, gradual condition, and there have been fewer cllange from diary to beef cattle. losses of lnnlhs than usual. Splendid Factories were later commencing op- results were obtained from the Sheep erlltions than usual. ,Dipping Demonstrations which were

_ _ _'conducted liv the Department. of Agri-

EGG5 _culture in 19l3. 'These demonstra-

'tions are being conducted again this

'The s\lPDly of cugs is very plcnti- year.

ful in nearly ail districts. The Iilgg

Circles aro giving excellent satisfac- PIGS

tion and more attention is being puid E

t0 the er-ri: P1‘0dU°U0fl f-hun f‘>""“`lY' Piss are s;arce. There have been The Quality MSU- is lllllvll better. A-‘1 law-c losses nillonzst spring litters. one correspondent puts lt "We src yoilrlg pigs bring from 511.00 r,0.;g,50 lleizlhniiur. to find out how to feed pci- pair. at four to six weeks of ago. hells for profit." |

_ HENS.

FIF_l.l) CROP (`OMI’ETI'l‘IO_\S.

'Vllere is :l consideralxlc increase in

It is too early yet to make :ln the number kept, and more nticntlorl

of the number of entries. is poicl to raising hcttw bred poul- ninre interest being taken, try.

in these competitions tiinn'

|`hel‘e is

formerly GEl'fi~lbl AND 'I`U|fKEYL\‘

-_-an-

LABOR AND \\'.\GES Geese have hatched poorly. Turkey;

ln good locality- Suitable for sum- mer residence or mechanic. Neal' schools churches and factory. For further information apply to the Post Master Cdlltervflla, gr at this office. 3137-6-24M6ipd.

AGENTS WANTED.- LIVE AND

reliable agents wanted in every dis- trict throughout the province to sell stock in the Canada. Atlantic Fo: and Fur Go., Ltd, Guarantees 10 per cen`t cash dividends annual- ly for the next five years. None but lieliable and llustllng represen- tatives need apply. For full par- tlculnis as to commission etc.. write J. Stanley Wedlock, Sec'y. Tl-ess.. Charlottetown, P. E. 1.

' 9230-6-29M2w.

"ICE ul-m,(M g0¢1AL__A,, Ie, ool.ps;.\' orroarusiiv li"6s”lilrsl

ler. Sell WILLOW RIVER, British Columbia, Townsit/a Lots and acre- age. Coal, Gold, Timber, Agricul- tuml lands and waterpower lm- medlstely available. Locattd on main lfrls Grand Trunk Pacific and

. _ cil.L.nir,r.o.n 1 'dh~b nrt. _

foE)Il:i'E`sI€i`l)r1l;IlEil:‘JlElI: Flvllisoiloefjgl B‘2;atBon. Mggge 3147-6-25M'l)lT1ll1s2t¢ll8ll DIEJEE; 1‘§ldhel‘r.mllefoE-e hcl' murriuze. Fun” hell’ is scarce' This is hcmg

imp sed u on 'l`y Cobb' Tiger star F0ll"§Ai§‘ WKDWTPIQI ING' HOUSE “'““ P"“li“° weld' an Uctfess Whf’ acccnmmted by the public “wks that

0 _ l. l 4 __ _ I ~ . . _

-:on many admirers by her flippant, ‘"9 in process °f "0“5t"“°t‘0ll l“,V""” 1,11,-_ylglw ,,,a,,n¢,-isngr lous parts of the Proviilte. “ages

or Agricultural labor varies from

' $l.00 t $1.50 per clay, d from

“Alum $18.00 (tg $25.00 per lnoflllh, with

THE TEHPERITURE

will be scarce.

PASTURES

Cold weather kept the pastures

back curly in the spring, but gi-owtll has been rapid during, the lost few weeks.

(E-pccinl .to The Guardian)

TORONTO, June 29.- Murl`time:» _

Fresh easterly winds, becoming

fine and moderately warm.

Thu highest temperature recorded

yestcrday it was (i0 degrees above; at 9 p. m., 53 degrees above.

' ‘V is a Oon

ht_ 2.26 and tomorrow at 8.85; 11,

'fha sun sets this evening and to- 2' “t “me °'°l°°k'

morrow M, 7.55; lt ,-1|" wmon-ow The prizes to be awarded are'

TIDE H005., ETC.

OVER

showcry.

THF. WEATHER- Yesterday was ~

yesterday was 06 degrees above zero, the lowest the previous night

hefllg 42 degrees above. At 9 a.r:~.. ND. . .

The tide “ul be il ll this item -_----~

wllf b hi h to l _M0 _"ed v_g__d__"__l;l;rl_-_¢;_w4_l_l;_<_l_rn DE at _ The great Guardian contest clone s finally on Thursday night pext.f1|1y

Pacino Great Eastern railroads.

_ Navigation in three directions. Big commisllons. Easy to sell. Ex- tensive advertising campaign. Pros- pects isnt agents. Write today for exclusive agency. PACIFIC LAND _ If TOWNBITEB C0., 150 Richards Bt., Vancouver. B._p_

' 3237-6-29Mm9lpll.

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ingiling at 4.12 and Wedneiday at The muon. sets tonight at 11.05. There was ., full.m0q-n on Tuesday. June Bird at 11.08 a. m. 'Pliers will a new moon ga Tuelday, Jima 8031, at 8.25 p. m. _ I Tha lennil of today will he amen hours and forty-four minutes. -

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Grand Prize-$800.00 in Gold. This prize will be awarded to the can-

didate who has the largest numberof votes regardless of district.

1 District Prine-Columbia Grafonola will be awarded to the candidate

who has the largest number of votes after Grand pl-lm has been awarded having his choice of my one of the three flrafonolss, after this tho next highest candidate ln the other two districts will have his choice of the remaining two flrafonolss, the highest in the next district will have the Nmeirilns ul-alollolll 'rue nlamoml lunge, dom watches, see. Ringo,

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