GUARDIAN

Best Face,

Cream lliver llseil”

Is what one of our, lady

customers tells us about

li1_\\Tll¢ill_Court Double

Coiiiliinttion Cream

Knowing what it is made

of we were certain it would bebard to improve on.

Bdliilvilll li. the best article'

and best value we have in this line we like to recommend it to you. ` _ _ The price is 50s n jar,

Let us sho ll 1 Grrdcr cciiri 'iicilftur Qpafltf tions. They re worth seein

from it beauty standpoint and f0l‘ lllltlllfy lllel‘e’s none better.

E. A. FOS'l`ER

_.___

Killed in iA'utot'A t

W V

The following report of the untims.

ly death of a Prince Edward Islander Dr. -Malcolm McKinnon appear; in the Pend D'0rerllle Review, published at Sand,.1’oint, Idaho. -

BAKER. Oregon. July 24.-sand

Point sustained a severe shock Thurs. day morning with the receipt of a tal 9811111, 'by Dr. J. H. Phinney form Sid. ney IH. Smith stating that Dr. Mac. Kinnon had been killed the evening before in an automobile accident. near Haines, Ore.

The telegram was sent from Baker

City.

Word of the fatal termination of

the outing party ,with which the doc- IOI' had lef-t there Monday morning went from-' lip to lip and it was soon ,known to every citizen that Sand- .Points -most respected citizen had met an untoward fate.

Dr. Malcolm MacKinnon and and Mrs. Smith left here at six clock Monday morning in a new F rd The outing planned had at its obiect s. visit to Yellow on National Park

Mr.

down to Oreeon. back into Idaho Weisner, a stop at Boise and points of interest en route to

'River valley from Pocatello to

home by the Montana route.

~'.f-<v»~s.msmli-1.# in-. .uit ¢gi*i,»rn5~,,.._-s.;- i ._ _ _

ii _they are supposed to -have left on the

oo- Kings County, Prince Edward Isiand_1_000_ inciuiiing _Beanie who cam

st e

by a clrcuitous route. Out of S okane

” tt i.ii§?“.§i?r'.i.§l‘$“.§Z .‘I.‘El.i."’.?.i‘.§i..‘i‘.i“.§’.“. ;‘,‘;g,_,*<;,_§>,“;;,es,is_§g=';;-wggfgfmw

°tl€§1' ren in the Fosston country in Minne-i B miie in iengih

Snake River, valley and up the -Snakg ;_1§|;mvsv'h£-xeetiiaaergrfxsuigiee fgreigisrgsd

the for ten yeargwallere be was? highlylflogvzgg :ax ixzrepoifi-Bégeiiii Zghiie ii

south entrance of the park, returning though; °g_ itestimoiiiaiii of iiie giiiei and B; n

broken: the left cisvicie broken U10 l¢9l'l1\lm. as near as they Nil. also fractured. it was

were seen shortly after the noon hour by Sandpoint people in Spokane and

first lap .oigahair tourney from Spo- kane Wednesday afternoon. 1 cict from tire injures inn; cavity

The doctor since his return from

the medical service as Captain in the army last winter had been closely con fined to his .practice and the outing had been -planned as s.plsasurable re- spite from his work. _ i The 'doctor who was an experienc-

ed driver had been driving another

lem. U19 Same manner in which sfevelt died from a blood clot, l'l00l°l'B Were of the opinion 59501 WHS Painless and that the alysis from the injury may 'have

and could their

°Dll1ion that the doctor died when a

as-

sed into the circulation and strliick the 116°". death being due to embol-

Roo- The that

par- al-

lqviated the sufferings he endured

Ford in his practice for two' years from the internal injuries caused

and previous "tio that had driven oth- from the impact of the rim of

the

er cars-of various makes over the wheel against the doctor'.s left chest.

mountain roads. _

Ha was regarded as a fest driver The Funeral _

when alone but careful when he had _ ~ occupants in the car with him. Lo- The following is taken from cal people familiar with the road the Northern Idaho News;

excursion party were on near I-Iainas,l The funeral of D;-__Ma1c0|m state that there was a fine strbtch of Kinnon held at the family reel road in level country at the supposed Sunday afternoon brought out place of the accident. It is presum-_ls thought by many to have been a-ble that on good road the doctor was driving at a fair rate of speed and that the sudden chuck hole threw tho

car out of his control. Dr. MacKinnon this cemmimiiy W” ‘mm °“ 5' farm lu Br°°kly`”'i The attendance is estimated

.od to pay the last -token of respe

Canada and was 52 years of age He attended McGill and Trinflty Univer-lififglfilrasilxcgixfge oitnatgéi iE”“‘_;i;¥' i sitles at Toronto and took his medicali iireiy oi uuiomobiies tgok 2%”

It was at Fosston he met Eva L. thy ofthe scores of persons who

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‘ ‘Th° MPDY 'DMU in 111811 S`Dll'llB Phlnuey. at the home oi her sister in common with all who knew

iiiiiiitiiirtn

-i

,__ _ii _ ___ _____ _ _ ____ __ _ irlage took place at Detroit in 1900. lf,-om their m;i1si_ they had io

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lit. I

H5553

' l.“tr.=l“~‘ir-i"-»*~`-i'--‘ir-‘-l .shell ein*-l<~l1‘cln‘ <*s.=-l-.ii-_

r MISCELLANEOUS `

AGINTS UALARY AND COMMI88- f

. ion to sell Red Tag Stock Complete gpm FOR H"-iE___PH0NE 7o2_i__

stoekin ludin exolai ii ,

° ' "° “" '°°°' sas-ii-timsiea. 50,, 0, B,,,,,,,,. _M....._ 1

tally hai-d~y, grown only by us. Bold _ ~

i it ' ts. ni fittirici i’.'iit."°i.'i.w t..°‘i§$`.i.i.ii§§ *’°“'-"W N°T'°=-'WE WILL

. Nurseries, Montreal.

6881-8-lilllllilmth

_ AGENTS WANTED

_ 80

continue buying live poultry_

i_ temher 30th. We wilil then

11101100 b\lyll'1E dressed poultry of

` son same `r'on eai.s.-wrirra EN/wi

twin gocart. Apply 103 Prince

__‘___.._.__----_--°

BCHOONER FOR SALE 80 TON registered shoal Draft. Bargain

Murray Harbor North.

` 878-9-11M5lpG.

Ei. iT st.

_ _ 935-9-iamtr.

for

quick sale. Apply to W. J. Johnston,

I8- Macléinnonls sudden death brought Sell- expressions of pain and sympathy- coin- He was one of nature’s uoblemen.

__ all Sandpoint will never see his like a~

kinda at hi hest ossibla rices. ain. Dr. MacKinnon literally observ-

B D P

Harris Abattoir Co. 869-9-11'M6l. gil the abjuratlon, “let not .your right

_ hand know what your left hand doeth

RY OUR JOB PRiNTlNG DEPT. but the incidents of his practice fm' Y°“|‘ 119!! Order. for blllheads, which he viewed from the utilitarian letterheads. envelopes, visiting point only were too numerous to con-

cards, posters. Al kinds of pamph. ¢ea1_ - _ _ I let work done. Special prices i n ht __ “

on Often he drove miles in the lg

large quantities. .The Job Printing to some suffering patient, well know Department of The Island Guardian ing it was a charity call and more

FOR SALE-l OFFER FOR SAL

E WANTED

my farm of 115 acres at Carleton. _ __

100 clear and the balance wood, this WANTEI5 To RENT OR PURCH

' farm is well watered and is situaged good business Stand in a “ve

d°_ gy. lcgmmnrlicrtte with "x Y 0" _ _ _ b mm

0 _ _ . . . . .

f " ' Cm' ”2°912M"~ DW “"6 “"3”-‘°“““ ““‘ “ g before you invest in improvements which might be proper yinves e

11? miles frm Borden. Geo. H. M

. M cken. 940-9-153p

FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUSE NO.

100 Edward St., containing eleven WANTEU-A NEW OR SECON wel finished rooms, three lots ad- Mild 1'-121115 -bike ln good condltio joining, well stocked with fruit Sl-life price and address B0; trees. inspection rcucitea. Apply Svdney.- N. S. 894-9-izlvliunipa. observe the first tenet ci ins profcs

'i0.0W.l1Bl‘ OD DFBIDIBBB. ...

I A I' 9389-9-15M2Wkspd. WANTED T0 PURCHASE

Ass medical captain. he returned I0 DWG' local- tice here to take hold of the situation

U said that a man who could nOl» °°“'\ “_ sidei' the practice of medicine in the _l 53_ light of a public benefactor felled to

. hundred strong chairs in good co

FARM FOR SALE.-190 ACRES

Dundas. no acres cultivated. Bal anuly slvlae urlce to Secre ance good lumber and firewood Navy League. Esplanade. Charlo Mile from churches, stores, school, town 359-9-12-m

th.

E "His life was dedicated to allevia- n. tion of human suffering and the ex-

Hn1l_ acting duties of u. noble profession.

stcry cf 1-nc' Accident. ` _ 31 The story of the accident as told _

shipping, cheese and starch factor- ~ -

les. Brook through property. Bui lugs good repair. Near mussel mu

Will sell reasonable. Cash or terms. Allllly to owner, Geo. W. Turner, Bridgetown, R. R. No. 1 , P. E. ` Island . 877-9-11M6lpd

IN _ dlU0ll. suitable for a Public

- WANTED - TO LEASE WI d.

Royalty, suitable for small ranch. Apply P. O. Box 489.

942p

WANTED HELP.-» . MALE `

_' by Sidney -Smith who with Mrs.

TH Smith was accompanying Dr. Mac-

optlon of purchase. three or four Kil““°“ and ‘Mm Maminwnii mi acres of land, with modern dwel Bt ° Na mm ing house within Charlottetow

1. their trip to Yellow on ii Park runs as follows: .

fo, We were six miles- out of Haines

on our way to Baker City. About

d 20 miles ahead, said Mr. Smith, run- ' ing along at a speed that WHS 110

Mr. and Mrs. Bennet and the inar-|»tP_;‘nt gin D,-_ M9_¢K.|mion-S rem

elaborate floral design, so the mon sense of loss drew togeth comD8I1y of murners that lnclu

14 years i Dr. MacKinnon is one of a family of

nine children; two brothers, John and Donald reside in Brooklyn.; a sister Ellie now at home, Mrs. Florn._ McPherson of Bellevue, Kate of York Point, all in Prince Edward ls- land. . _ - `

John Hector, last heard from in

Australia, Mrs. Coualn and Mrs. Es- 4.,

the oun and the old

Upon every'hand the news of Dr._

epidemic last winter which _obtained its height during Dr. MacKlnuonfs ab- -_ = _

sence al; Camp Funston, Kansas, as _ ~_~-_ - .__ _ .

with all the vigor of a strong man.

with the enemy of mankind. He often

sion

HELP W AN 'I‘1"lD--

L FEMALE

more than 12 or 15 miles an hour. I should judge, late in the afternoon of, Wednesday the 23 day of July.

I was sitting ln the seat beside Dr.

WANTED MARRIED MAN WITH- '

Out famiiyto dofarm work with

' 930-9H3m

in MAH: wAN'rEo. APPLY 200 Prim

ol ______.___.___--_--

-.l -~ J ".__ #-

s'r_ubsN1' Nunsse A1- 'rms Pa ~ ctor Hospital, Proctor, Venno

nt..

glass will open October 15th.

ourae, two years and six months. WA -i-ED__F F umm V" m°°“‘ 1°' M” yea" atirl to asgigt it ho?sh';wo‘i°l¢FECln $16.00 per month thereafter. Apply who can sieeii ai home preierr

- to Miss l-I. B. Wood, -Supt., Proctor, Apply at iiiis oiiica ` _ -Vermont. _£48-0-10ME6i._ _ _ ii36_9_1iiM3i_

` WANTED.-A NURSE G|~RL. APP

to Mrs W T Wellner, 108 Prin

CE MacKinnon audi thtivtwiimi vioineil X351; r

_ _ St t. 0-- _ith ca. B H “S `

City limits Apply Guardian office ree 9 o912M3lud _itwneafizihgr ions grade and Simi

L; gy flat, a hundred wards or so in‘

.Street ' 93_i_9_13Mii -in word to high

' ` er ground after .

' " "’“K road was of colcanlc ash. 0utside~

S of the wheel tracks it was crusty. B but soft underneath when brokeni d' through and in the wheel tracks lt‘

a piece of "made" road across a bog-

length and lnclln g up _;

that The “made

had been churned into dust that was very deep and made the going very

travel with Manager and solicit Ex erienra unnecessary Salary piy is Fitzroy SL

an expenses or commission W

Charles Frezek, General Delivery __

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

` ` 895-9-12M4ipd .

,__,i__.__.__..--_--'----~°-"

‘ FOUND

.wAii1°`€o vouuo sinoas MAN vo wAN.,ED__A MMD FOR GENER

iI` _' ' _ te

housework in family of three.

Al' very great, but the car struck a bad Ap' chuck hole which fwas not noticeable

sept MM cblne out of control.

bad The speed as I say W5-5 “Ui

because of the dust, throw the ma-

girls- for labelling and tin-falling

Apply 75 Water Street.

WANTED. - TWO ENERGETIC cm- was going down the bank he

and sought to head it down that wav flu

t. the hope of preventing it turning ov-

other light work in bottling plan

31 er, as the -bank was not over 8 or 10

When Dr. MacKinnon saw the

saane *by applying at Guarill Omce and paying for this ad.

Housakeaes-n wAN'rEo

““ 932-9-1sM3i

B ` "°'°""““ rnacnnns waiirrsin

roli»-ctiiullienwnurru

_ .

s rvices ofa first class" lans. P. E. 1. 900-9-12M5ipii; bruise-__ between the eyes _ami on iiie_

I me sliglit_

" fldeslre the e. _ . magrtto aot.as caretaker for fo_x rniiigh _iw breast ami hand and _ so M

must have aomeexperieuce will

foo 'do lils,shar'e of the work, marrle man preferred. Ranch situated four

‘miles from Charlottetown willing

‘ pay good wages to the right msn and

give him every comfort. Apply by

let-

ter stating age, where last smployad,' married or single when can you re-_i

` ' "V/AN'rso -- 'rsacrisn Fon wo

IN 1 (1 h in at a high speed.

F°UND'_FAwN sms col/ENNG Small family. Apply 30 Hl1lBl10l‘0 3:; diiI:>nier(iiail\mg(s:ho§1ldi'l\ave carried it

°' ““t° h°°d' 0'-'"9' may mv’ St. after 5 p. m. or by letter.

pd. toppled over. But in the soft ground

l ~ the cnr turned over on the left side._

feet and led to the bogsy flat- lf the'

to level ground before it could have

all four being underneath. The top_

_` prevented the body from -pinning us

Islands East school Ddstrlct 131. Supplement S60. A._M. M

i Lennan, Sec'y trustees Wood

' »r TEACHER WANTED -- PRIMA

department Victoria school. trict No. 80. Supplement vo $150.00. One with experience p

r ed A by letter or in p

Z d

fe r . pply son, if possible. E. Boswall, Se trustees. 800-9-12M

Port .for work and any other informs-_WANTED TEACHER FOR GASPE

tion -that will help you in obtaining

the position. .

" 'Apply LIU FRANK

tP. 0. Box 183, Ch‘town, P. Iii.

946~l9.15~M3wks.

r.iliiinii_§;_Norice_

iWe‘ are prepared to buy any quani-_ ilty of hogs' on hoof. somlnenclns Moll

slsylotn Sept paying hishsst mark prices. » r ~ ' _ 1

For information call , _ GANADIAN PACKING' G0. LTD.

- Plant, Kensington Road .- Phone 558. f - ~ D47-9-16-Htf. _ _

ary, R. R. No. 4 Box 38.

OD ~ . Nm helped the women out and COBBUWI' ac. we raised up the car enough to get 15. the doctor 0ut.f

2:52 to stand up and did not complain of.

fe. any great pain but pretty soon hcl er. began to spit blood. He looked at it ¢'y_, and his professional knowledge told “_ him_ it was arterial blood and he said: i

;_ ‘broken though_ ituiinay his 0;\lY A “E113

sch iN _ 84 _S i ii nom one. lf he -et e serou ness 0

_,"“i‘i" i Q§,iiiia‘§n D §'if§i§‘f'ii°“sec,e,_ ite ala not show any greet alarm but

W 7 ' ' pretty soon we could tellfthe internal _

° 9zs'9`1zM5lp°' ling. -There was a ranch not more

all underneath I crawled out and.

Mrs MacKinnon received some

contuaiona. Dr. MacKinnon was a ei

“lt la from an artery; an artery is

hemorrhage was affecting his breath-'

`l.

" A LOST

LOST-ATRAVED FMQM MY PR

misss, Victoria. about thaee wee ago, black and white steer t years old, last seen at Mr. Ja

ln Signed Louie McLeod, Victoria.-

et 871-9-12M .._._..-_._..__..._._---_ , i LGBT--A OROOI AND CHAI Wednesday evening between Bl'

7 el Brighton Ayala

_. ._

)

E. who arrived from Haines in a short' ks time. He was not able to do any-_ wo thing more to relieve Dr. Mackin-

than 300 yards away and we went over there and summoned u doctor

to us.

e what

At Fosston were born their two gi-lend, and as the offering rafigeg

com- e dl

the

Mac-

nee

the

largest concourse of people gather-

W i

U10 m0m0\'y of a departed member or

e in The

611-

min- hlch than

the

HIDE-

felt

him,

oval

sona, Malcolm and John aged 17 and all the way from a single spray to an

I' J lig-

ed the humble and the influential,

Y S .

During the forenoon at the Brower

“nllefifllilllg rooms _an opportunity

THE PRlNCE'S VlS\T TO MON

TREAL.-KEEPING THE CROWD B

ACK, NEAR W,,NlD9OR STATION _

_ _ _'Tl

was given all who wished to look for_ the last time at the faultless face of the deceased and no more elo- quent eulogy could be written than the one recorded by the long line of people who filed silently past the casket, many of them still encum- bered wlith the dust of a twenty or thirty mile drive, undertaken for no other reason that the desire to see once’ more the features of the man they had been glad and proud to call their friend. The body lay in state from 9.30 to 11.30, guarded by niili-

tary officers.

The .service was conducted by the

Rev. W. L. Livingston, the Rev.. W.

esbltt B are and the Rev E W

N y _ . _ Burleson and was followed by burial

CONS DER

deferred, before you make purchases whicharc not in the immediate good of this Ciiy,before you indulge in personal comfort, vanity or ambition, consider how important your money is to the welfare of the city when

Perhaps you can get along without any comfort what- ever, perhaps you can get along without clothing, per- haps you can get along without eating, perhaps you can get along wltnout worrying, perhaps you can get along without anything visiting your City but the wind

Twenty Thousand

in order to complete the purchase of the Hotel and in order that it may be taken over on Sept. 20th, which is in order that the New Shareholders shall receive the benefit of the big Exhibition trade, which if the week _is fine should mean a net earning of from th ree to four per cent on the total Capital invested.

You have been told by experts from Messrs

Prowse Bros., Moore & McLeod., aton & Co., Bruce Stewart & Co., Rogers Hardware Co., Beer & Weeks.,

it ls Charlotte

and we cannot reasonably approach outside people io do for us what they and we both know we have money

enough to do for ourselves, therefore it is especially Char ottetown’s duty to provide the Capital for its own Hotel. Think about it, argue about ii, side step it in

It always has paid and with the improvements we

propose ma ing .in the service it will pay you any- where irom ten-to twenty-five per cent on your invest- mentl' The prospects for the future are very bi-ight. Tourists travel is going to be heavy, if properly looked after. Through trains from the United States, and Upper Canadian Cities to Charlottetown will soon be a tact. All war -restrictions will shortly be removed, travel will be more free, many thousands of newly rich will

be travellinglour way. If we meet them without a FirstClass otel we deserve anything that is coming

Sup ose you invest one thousand dollars in this

Hotel, w at is the worst that can happen it ? Take

ok non and he advised ua to take hlmto

first that the Hotel is burnt with all its contents, _the

in Lakeview Cemetery. Members of the county medical association were active and honorary pall bearers, the active bearers being Drs. Page, Staqghouse, Patterson and Wendle of this city, Dr. Salmon of Clarks Fork and Dr. Getzlaff of Priest River.

Mr. Livingston delivered the ad-

dress, which was in the nature of a. brief eulogy, emphasizing- the spirit of unselfieh service that characteri- zed the life of the departed. Two numbers were rendered by the Pres- byterian clioir under direction of Mrs. D. G. Swenson. The selecliions were: “The Lord is My Shepherd” and an arrangement of the old hymn "One ‘Sweetly Solemn Thought."

The Pend D'0rellle Review of Aug.

5, in its report of the funeral states that the remains lay in state at the Brower Chapel from 9.30 to 11.30 Sunday morning where military hon- ors were observed. Captains Humblrd, Matthienson, Strong and Licut. Dan Stewart comprising the detail of mil- itary figures which stood at guard beside the casket.

atllgn rwtgm

P..i.~.°““°....'° °‘.."e°'::.:'”’.f.°“i.i; ’°“.s:°°“° BB I1 0 » H ' dealers. or Iildmanlou. &ws A: Co., lamina Toronto. Sample box free if you mention t

paperanrlsnoloaoi' *amptopq postags.

Pllblivhlng Co., 176 Kent Street, than once he paid the livery hire ini. ,' gli, `, o _ ‘ o _ o ' ‘ ' i ` Charlottetown. ` ' addition to--the gratis performancei __ __ ' ‘ __ __ i _i

___ of an obstetrics case. Duri-ng the fllr _ , _ C 1 0 l '_ = _ __ __ __ A __ ___

_ . __ _ _ . _ _. .___

l ' t d in the VICTORIA HOTEL. A Hotel

of this kind is essential and means money to every man woman and child in this City. In addition it would mean a reputation for being alive, _which is a very great asset to any city.

Perhaps You Can Get Along Without a First Class Hotel

and tide. But then .again PERHAPS YOU CAN’T and this is one oi the times where the best business brainS in Charlottetown positively state that you can’t.get along without the Victoria Hotel.

Dollars ls Required

Lowe Bros., Mr C. H. Black and Mr A. A. Pomeroy that

the Victoria Hotel is cheap

dollars while we are buying it for the citizens for seventy-five thousand dollars, but on condition that it shall be taken over on Sept. 20th. The business men of this city, who are undoubtedly the best judges say that we must keep the Hotel open and who show they are in earnest by providing over half ofthe Cap- ital required, now look to you to put up the other ha f,

and do it quickly.

town’s Business .

any way you wish, but still the stark truth must come back to youibat its first, last and all the time your business to keep the Victoria Hotel open and doing

business in the most up to date possible manner.

The Victoria Hotel _ Can and Will Pay Big Dividends

Hotel. Sixty-tive thousand dollars cash has been offered within the past two days and has been refused. Every- body knows that one hundred and fifty thousand cou d not build it. With these facts in view can anybody with reasonable hard headed common sense say that the Hotel cannot be sold at any time during the next ten years at the price we are paying for it. If this is a reasonable argument is there any sensible reasotrwhy you should not invest? If you decide that it is an uu- reasonable argument and that you do not believe it can you get away from the fact that money invested in this Hotel must make money for the City as a whole and for you indirectly, even t ough it did not make a

cent directly ?

There is onl nine da s more in which to make

at one hundred: thousand

y- the hospital as quickly as we could.

I`.e`a's, Lower Tryon Road. An

formation will be appreciated We got the owner of the ranch to

oi. . i

‘ ,__‘ sed away a few minutes ‘before we

N reached -town. The accident hap-

pened at 4.50 and the doctor died at_

8 _

llll-

J- M- RO0P» Mlllllef ton Ave. and Post Office initial Gi ”__m_m_i_0n was im” hem of

,. M.c.-D. Finder l»__ays_ _ii

take us' in ‘his car and we started for - Baker City but Dr MacKinnon pas-

b Drs Staclihonse and .. - _ ~» w _ -.

ins-is-Mal .

pd aide was crushed, two or three ribs

the body y . Wendlo. They found that the left

fifty thousand dollars insurance and ten thousand 'ii_ol- lars for the lands would let you out with aloss oi

twenty per cent of your Capital. This could be avoided f you wish to increase your Insurance. ‘ Now -let us take the ground that we have not been able to pay a Dividend and we wish to sell the

_ 5’ ‘

this purchase complete. ll/ill you thereforesend your

subscrgitions at one hundred dollars per share into W. B. rowse or D. A. McKinnon or to any of the foie lowing Provisional Directors, Charles Chandler, L. E. Prowfse, S. A. McLeod, His Worship Mayor Gi. D. Wright, Chester McLure. ' ' _