MAY 9. 1928

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pound produces Richfillhick, Lwiquoring Tea,

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TWENTY-SIX ROUNDS 0F‘ wBOXING at the Strand. McKenna- iCox, main bout. Friday night.

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l DON'T FORGET to hear “The lMan From Denver" in Heartz Hall, lEast Royalty, Thursday, May 10th. lThe lucky ticket will be drawn for ; the Irish Chain Quilt. 4373 i

PREMIER BOXING BOUT 0f the

THE MARKETS

QuTREAL-Tgiqre . elmnac‘ .0

but the undertone ‘u. very firm at the late ad- ce m prices noted‘. ,Owing_ _to wmpnril veIy aélnall offerings‘ ll the west and Ontario for the h of the year which is attrib- d to thekeen demand ‘for; (sup- ror storing pill-gases. girlie fro. wei-c.4,953 cdsss. . 0n account me WIIIIIICI‘ weather prevailing . the supplies, of potatoes on "cl; bclngsomewhat large for, the has! the yeartan easier eeling sloped and prices in some cases re shaded Edger-Jung in order to re soles. The ‘demand was some- at limited. ‘Nit-demand forlrn- [ted beans showed no improve- t xmdjtlie market was quiet but

undertone remains firm with r lots of choice white‘ handpicked ns quoted at tmowper‘ bushel. ex er, andsmallfl iillfliiities sold at

was no fur- , ‘Fe a-to-

re cf iliébuttei‘ trade was Cbntin-l d vrcnkncss that ‘prevailed and‘ ices droppedanother l-4 cents to‘ 1 cent per lb._There was some de-

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zzworms cause frctfulncss and rob! F1151’ 11°11‘ M’ 8'30 51mm“ _ .thc great and [mm ourgldc sources and one nourlshcr. Motlici" Graves‘ Worm l. was Shipped t9 Toronto “m1 369 Exterminator will clear the stomach gkggcs to the British west Ingres, and intestines and restore health-

infant

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There was no improvement in the demand for cheese owing to the fact that cables from London stated that ‘= they were not interested in the fol- I i themar- 2:1; mgkilnlzll- flgiything over 90 s por . e usmcss was done be- and 10th., only one ‘ $24, Tl tween houses on spot. The receipts Dune p “Weiifi- 3.394 boxes. MONTREAL. May ll-There was:

no improved demand from the Un- w RINGQIDE QEATS on “h, ltegtilcirilrggggir; at; wheat in nearby throughout ‘h, c"! gm. m, Me. 0y lind the $0105 |Kenna.-Cox Bout. 4375

ere estimated between 400.000 and 000.000 bushels, but inquiry for coarse grains, Tile dom-| ‘estic trade was slow but prices were steady. The flour trade was withoutl

there was no

ny fiecial feature to note, pricesl 10F 5 inf! and winter wheat grades‘ being well maintained under a mod- erate demand. The iruluiry from the United States for millfeed continued good but the prices bid were $1 per ton below what sellers; were asking. lThe amount of business accomplish- wed was smaller than it has been of‘,

late. The demand from local buyers‘,

0 per, bushel. 12X storc- - The fea- l ztlfgdgrund "10 W00 0i the iimr-‘l

‘Mnritimes at the Strand Theatre. ‘"1110!’ mlhb-Mclionna vs. Cox. liilm three mod preliminaries. s ‘ 431

w BIG SHOWING of Tip Top tail- lcred-to-measure clothes, May 9th

T00 Dealer, opposite Cudmore Bros. on Gt. George Street. 4374

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i-onloc doulvr- Two prohibi- tion casbs, adjourned a number of ltimes, were concluded at the Police‘ -Court yesterday morning, one being dismissed and the other suspended.

HAVE YOUR. NEXT suit tailored- lo-measure for $24. by Tip Top lTailors. Representative now demons- ltrating in Tanton Building, Gt.,

‘George Street. 4347.

EVERYBODY KNOWS JACK McKENNA. Sec him and Jimmy Cox of New York in their ten round lbout at the Strand Frlday.night. 4375

TIIE MARKETS —- There was n very slim attendance at the market yesterday and prices for all com-

lties remained unchanged. How- li- er, thcrc was a. little fluctuation

he receipts were G64 packages, fulness.

West End filling Station

Summcrsidc, l‘. E. I.

Vacuum Cleaning of cars.

Privniierflltlly and Fundy Gasoline, Ollg and Arm-ssh l...

Ilargc space {or Car Storage.

in produce offerings. Hay sold at 900.", straw, 50c.; oats. 90c; potatoes. ‘50c. to 55c; turnips, 35c.

It EVANGELINE PROGRAM —-'1'1l9

lMflCIzefln Company. Limited, have

.bcen advised by M. W. Graves. ‘ lmanllfactilrors of the famous Evan- ‘gcllnc Pale Dl‘_V Ginger Alc. til-at ltlil-y have arranged with excep- tionally finc artists ‘lo broadcast |overy Wednesday evening from thc Toronto StatlorlCKGW al. l0 0‘- clock p. m.‘ All radio owners should ' tune in and hear those wonderful

V lprogralns. Mr. Keith Rogers of The

‘ilonference On Social

llsland Radio Station has agreed to

Welfare Work

This Conference previously "an- nounced on several occasions from the press and pulpit ought to be of great interest and aid to social workers in particular. and the public in general.

Similar conferences have been held in St. John. Moncton, Halifax, and Sydney with great success.

Rev. J. Phillip Jones. the‘ General Secretary of the Social Service Coun- cil of Canada. arrived in town yes- terday from Sydney.

He will be one of the speakers at the coming conference.

The others. Mr. J. Howard Fall: of Montreal, Canon Vernon, Mr. A. G. Dalzell. Dr. Ernest Thomas. will arrive on the Hochelaga to-day.

A local Committee headed by Dr. J. W. P. MacMillan is working with these specialists to make the prog- ram the most practically helpful.

The public is invited to attend the meetings-

Thul-sday in St. Paul's Parish Hall 10-30 il- iii-i 2.30 p. m. and 8 p. m.

When matters of Rural Commun- ity Life. Child Welfare and Health will be discussed.

911 Friday the meetings will be held in Hcartz Memorial Hall at the same hours. '

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Island Farmer Visits Jamaica, West Indies

Mr. William Reid. Frenchfort, has recently returned from a. visit to Jamaica West Indies, where he was the guest of his brother, Mr. James L. Reid, of Dundco, Scotland, who was returning with hls- lfamily in that tropical Island. Mr. Reid Jour- neyed to Kingston via. New York, arriving there in the last week of March. Everything was parched and drooping for the lack of rain, the rainy season having been delay- ed by at least six weeks. There is two dry and two rainy seasons each year, and it was the first rainy period that was delayed. The ef- lfcct on the sugar cane, tobacco leaf and banana crops was serious, and the farmers had good ground for complaint.

Tile clouds began to break before Ml‘. Rvld left, tlicrc being one short and refreshing shower of two hours duration, for which the farmers and stock raisers were very grateful. while here Mr. Reid looked into the

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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01 000001011 10100100101811“. freehand by the expression on hi5 face. from five straight wins over some he surely meant it.

of America's best 160 pounders, ar- T1V0d1n the Oil-y ill-St nillht ii‘0n'i after his long'alid tedious journey, Detroit, looking in the pink of con- however he dition and just as hale and hearty. reporter that; there He will begin a series of light work- good boxers in the States that it is 0095 0t lhfi ‘T400800 0f the CYOSS humanely impossible to count them. gymnasium tonight

COHIZFB-tllill-mly lenilllkfi Bffietlld the his manager, Eddie Mead of Clcve-

iFISHERIES REPORT

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vesfigation." He believes that bo- fore trawler fishing is terminated the reasons for so doing should bc manifestly strong, and he does not reel that they are conclusive. International regulations govern- ing the operation of trawlers, scientific investigation to see if the fisheries are becoming depleted through the activities of trawler-s. and other steps are recommended in the minority report. The coni- pletc report of the commission, in- cluding the two trawler reports, is a voluminous comment. Close upon three hundred pages of text, maps. tables, etc., are comprised between its covers. The subjects dealt with number nearly half a hundred. Other ltecocnmerldatlons

The commissio l goes exhaustive- ly into a discussion of the differ- ent fisherics, making important rec- ommendations, from time to time as the work proceeds. One of the chapters of major importance deals with the lobster fisheries. Salmoli. oysters. scallops. smelts, shad. mackerel. herrin , dogiish are giv- en separate sect ons.

Aids to fishermen, transportation. tariffs, the modus vivendi, the Hail- fax award. obstruction and pollution of streams; brine freezing, inspect- ors, education, cooperation, admiri- istration are other objects dealt with specificially. There is a sep- arate section for Quebec and the Magdalen Islands. The province oi Quebec administers its own fisher- ics. The commission colleclcd thc evi- dence on which its report is based in tho course of forty nine sittings held at strategic points in thc prov- ince of Quebec, New Brunswick. Nova Scotia. and P. E. I. Mr. Jur- ilcc A. K. MacLean, President of the Exchequer Court of Canada. was the chairman of thc commiss- ion. Associatcd with him as com- missioners were Cyrus MacMillan. Ph. D., of McGill University, Mont- real; H. R. L. Bill, of Lockeport. N. S.; Hon. Joseph Mombourquettir, of Lardoisc, N. S., and J. G. Roll- icllaild, of Shippcglm, N. S.; G. FTvd Pearson, of Halifax, was cllicf coun- scl for the commission, and E. Cal-lei‘ of Saint Jolln, N. 13.. . rotary. W. P. Potter, of Luniinburil. N. S., was assistant counsel.

Note 0f Warning A note of_ warning with respect

IN THE CITY lNST EVENING

Appears To Be In Great Condition And Con-

fident 0f Giving Cox A Good‘ Bout. -- Overwhelmed With Enthusiastic w Re-

pception From Lar ge_ Crowd Of Admir- ers.

Jack MCKHmB. hard-hitting kin;ed—“Gee. but it's grout tp be back.“

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He didn't appear very talkative informed u. Guardian B181 so many

P110! l0 hi5 adding that it is a hard row to hoe bout here at the Strand Theatre before one cgn ggmg anyways negr Wit-h Jilnlhy COX 0f New York. Wh0 a championship fight. Nevertheless l5 0110 l0 illTlvl? l-Onlght by thc lfli-B he stated that he is one of ille lucky 130N100 llflln- boys and is getting along very well Nllmemlls hellfiy handshakes and in his class. He thinks the world of

P01011101‘ Jack 05 h0 Swill-led Off the land, who has been enabled. with train. He appeared somewhat em- the good showing McKeima has harassed. ancbbewildered with the made to ‘have him marched in the kind and cordial reception tendered semi final to the world's middle- hiln by thOSE WhO Shlllildflrcd their weight championship fight between Way Ihlliliflh, Pllfisllngcrs and taxis champion Mickey Walker and Acc t0 Elan lulu on thc back and wish I-Iudkins, to take place in July next. lilm luck in his comm: battlc- His Mcxehml said he heard lots about ready slnilc and modest, “thank Cox in the Stat/es and has every rc- y0ll» typical of McKenna told in as spect for him as a boxer, realizing many W010“ that‘ 5001‘ iilil-lreclfllcd at the same time he has a struggle it all. Before getting into a taxi t0 on his llands to beat hilll.

be 01'1"!" 10 the h0t01. he mliinlllr- Jack is registered at tile Victoria.

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Bishop Kelley Gets Appointment

vailing opinion, openly expressed. as being utterly opposed to by such proposal. it being stated that Can- ada had not a navy even to defend her own coasts far less a scattered dominion.

Jamaica has several splendid har- bours, the chief of which is King- ston on the south sllbrc of the Isl-l and. When your steamer‘ is np- proaching the entrance to the har- bour of Kingston, you sail directly over thv sunken city of ‘Port. Royal, which was swallowed up by thc sen dilriilg n tremendous earthquake which took placrfoll June 7th, i692, causing great destruction to prop-

I Advices from Washington indi- cate that Bishop Francis C. Kclicy, of Oklahoma. o. native of Prince Edward Island and brothel" of MI‘. Joseph Kelley and Mrs. P. W. Clar- kin of Charlottetown has. been cho- sell rector of the Catholic ‘Univer- sity of America at Washington, l’). C

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‘The N. o. w. o. News Service states that the selcctionof a suc-

crty and the fortifications as well as

to thc serious depletion of certain

Courteous and careful attention.

~ . .\. v Your ‘patronage solicited.

listen in, and the many fans who enjoy these frec concerts in front of his Studio will have an oppor-l tunity of hearing some of Canada's‘ finest artists.

prospect of‘ inter-dominion trade, but was satisfied there was not mucll prospect of developing this between Prince Edward Island and ‘Jamaica direct. ‘ The trade now

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.551: tDlClZWCCII Hahfax. New York, ‘ , v . s o, (England and Jamaica, [T3111 “hbu-Pnerwentggptfig Is]gr1:i“‘g:.lcng-standing trade relations hav- wdirllg alyidriflrhzt interviewed Pram-dug existed‘ the heavier trade be’ i‘; K5“; and the memkgers of hwing between these ports. the return Cabinet on tllc removal oi’ the anti-lfgéiijsa “wry 12% Supphes f“ the ‘m’ qumiflng d“? 3311s: Niégfélprillccigglly frorslscblnglfgctlfixtgliz 31;‘; relating to ru , v g -. s- from Bermuda fwd p°“1"y' It may be of interest to thc farm- ers of Prince Edward Island. who flare members of the Potato Growers Association, to know that in-‘thc Is-

Ml‘. James Liglltizel" has returned i.

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"°' S“ ‘SUPREME COURT

lll'0lll(‘ll to distribute literature in promotion of religious cducation_ in tlic home. May work spare or .,,i‘ull time. State age and csurch connection.’ Mr. Conrad, Spnd- ‘lns, Bldg. Toronto. "\‘\ " A. W. W5. S. 9i.

Miscellaneous

jHlPPlNG TAGS, EXPEDITIOUB- ly supplied. Guardian Joli Print- tf

cry.

‘IILLHEADS AND STATEMENTS neatly pripted. Guardian“ Job Prlatery. tf

JIEMORIAM mo MOU-RNING‘

‘ colds at IIIOIIGEL‘ notice. Guard- liiil Job Priatery. A

‘relish-or: s1‘. reruns ls- ‘ 1000 lillalfnwith engine. qwncr may ’ hlivc s l5 notifying J. J. Tay- lor. 5t. , to '5 island.

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i 1FARMI-IRS -— SHIP US YOUR. wool to be manufactured into‘ Yllili- Write us for sample card. ' l“; li- Corn Woollen Mill, Port El- l um. N. B. " 4276-4-5-01

I zcofiRESFONDkNOE CKRDB AND ‘w envelopes with addroil. printed ‘illflt. ills thing for acknowledge i ll-llllitr-ii-Gimlitions, etolflfiuardlal: .. t

f Job Pl-ldtory.‘

MAY zl-rll IS_ ‘DEA o NIGIIl Order your suit or Top Coat early. fl

$225. PAID CHRISTIAN MEN ORYFOUR COLLIE

EGGS FOR IIATCIIING-PURE

mo. ALFRED MACDONALD, _ Land Surveyor, Hermanvillc, P. E. I. 4-11-1 ma.

Male Help Wanted

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pups FOR Sh“; lid of Jamaica, West Indies, the M $10 apiece _ J_ Dlckieson, we“ In the Sitting of the supremelfruzt growers there have recently Royalty. 4363-5-9-31 Con“ yesterdasa which had beenffonned themselves into an Associa-

the; tion,_upon very much the same lines dedwas the Island farmers enjoy in the {sale of their product. Thecphilus Blanchard v5_ p, It should be explained the reason Island Agent Mutual Fire Insurance‘ f0? the Biinflnfl growers 0f Jamaica Company. Motion for new trial ar-i tailing this Step 1500001150 their in- gued last Motion Day, ldustry is growing so rapidly that ThcChief Justice delivered llidE-flhe 0P0 Steamship Company Nhat mcnt directing that the verdict bcf carried the produce for the past set, aside and a judgment of n0n‘half centuryybegan to dictate the suit entered. jprices they would pay the planters Mr. Justice . Haszard dclivcrcdlfor their bananas and the other judgment dismissing the application‘ lines of fruits. and even at times, to with costs. The result i5 t-hllt thll refuse acceptance of the fruits, al- verdict 0i the lllly Stllnds- . though placed along side the steam- Imperinl gunk ofnCailadslr vsi Ar- ers for shipment

' thll!‘ 1130i - APP 00190" 01' 00W Several smal er shl in Co an- ._.__.____Artlcl_es ..F_° r._sale ltO plead argued Motion} Daya d ies have comle, IUpIIIIC aid the ‘o ' cyle‘ one extlension $1118 andhsgs’ Pleas and allowirl! two other lilens. 321$: ofhigtggr paging ‘fine boarcl- A 166 e mout . ' 5 0n 0y pp y . 1fd344-5-8-2hTherc ‘"1" b” “° “s” have been in the habit of receiving,

Mr. Justice Haszard concurred. Prowsc Brcs. Ltd vs. Halifax Fire xewsftllllpsgselihfi-ggg athxgolzgoilgiarxeelfi

Insurance Company. Application to “we mar - kct than the normal or set aside verdict and for non suit more than was expected’

argued last Motion Day. ,

_ Mr. Justice Hasgard delivered tllewvglhiorfi‘: Irfiagmeglent {Sb working Judgment of the Court. dismissing er and bu 6:“ 5a“ °gi° 3,11 ~31" application with Costa knowlcdgcyin Kuicésotlonngamaig: c.

_ AN 1)_g K1 in»: Gums, Mr. Bentley, K.C., for the plain- w TE TC ‘tiff, moved for interest on verdict. The P°P111l=111°1l 01 Jflmlliilll- which is about tho same dimension as

Victoria Hotel. 4255-5-4-tf. _ jTlie Court directed that a further Prince Edward Island, is about 860,-

adjourned from Tuesday last. following judgments were han down:

FOR. SALE — 1 NEWLY FRESIT encd cow. 161 Grafton St. 437l-5-9-3i.

bred Black Jersey Giants '15 cts Lloyd Inlnan, North'Tryon, P. E. I. 4280-5-5-61

FOR. SALE-PEDIGREED CHIN- chilla Rabbits, 2 Does l year old. and 1 pair 3'1.- months old. Apply '1 Park Terrace, City. "

4367-5-9-3i

Female Help Wanted

WANTED-A MAID. APPLY MRS. Tcm Rogers, 5i Bayfleld St. ‘ 4339-5-8-3i

cessor to Rt. Rev. Bishop Th-Gmas J. Shahan was made at a meeting of The ruins or me demolished m, the Board of Trustees of the Uni- cicnt fort now forms a break-water vcrsm’ 11°10 011 1717000050050 APT“ and helps to make Kingston Hat-lum- bour one of the safest harbours on ' ' me Caribbean Sea‘ Many Members of Ilierachy Attend Jamaicans are justly proud of their seafaring ancestry, and of j their daring exploits of the various? admirals noted in English history. for "their deeds of derrlng-dofl , Many of these gallant admirals f0nn'“°1 ‘1- cur1eY‘ 0101113151100 01 301"‘ a. high place in thc details of thel"_1°1'e and 9190001101" 01 the Univer- guide books to the various West In-‘Sm’? the M051- Rev- 391905510" G- ales Ismmh In ‘he mmmw churchlMessnlcr, Archbishop of Milwaukee; yard in Kingston many of the gravqm” 04°51 m“ A1150" Dllwllllg- es are marked by artistic tomb-lArchblshoP °1 59- P0011 @119 M053 stones bearing inscriptions describ-lmv- J°11"_T- 0/1-01110110105- 11101101 ing the bravery and exploits of theZS11°P °1 cmchlnalli the M050 30V- carly buccaneers. ,J0hn G. Glennon. Archbishop of St. The heat while Mr. Reid was tllerclI-‘mlm? K115 14°51’ RW- Edwflld J- was intense, some days being so op-‘Hmna- Alchhisholl 0f San Francis- prcssivc as to make out-of-doorsjc‘)? ‘he W105i R0" James J0hn impossible except in thc early mor- Keane‘ AT0hb151l°P 0f 1311171101103 the

ning or late afternoon. Most of ihclRt- Rev- wiulll-m T117001? 31511010 01 ‘Buffalo; the Rt. Rev. ‘Thomas F.

En l‘ h vi itors were making their _ depgal-Sturc Sduring the last week oflguns‘ 1315.11” 0f Kansas (“W1 the .Boyle, Bishop of Pittsburgh; the Rt. lRcv. Msgl‘. Michael J. Levelle of ‘New York, John J. Neiligan of Bal- -*—— ,timore, John J. A r f Ne Y ‘k; Death. under almost all circunl-‘clarence E_ Mart“? ofolvlargmbrrg. stances. is sad. but when it comcs_w_ Va" and James J_ Ryan of Pmb to the young and strong just enter-“ade1phia_ ing life with every promise of use-

fumess- 11' 1s unspeflkabu’ 58¢ sucflAdvicc From Washington Confirms ll ’ '

a part of the inhabitatnts being

dmwherr of the fisheries is sounded by the

commissioners in the report. In cer- tain cases drastic regulations are recommended in order to save tho fishery in question. Especially is this true in the case of lobster fishery. “One of the most important and most valuable branches of the fisn- criesof thc Maritime Provinces alid Quebec.“

Here ‘ the commissioners find a serious depletion traceable to illegal fishing and to thc taking of small

Among those attending the meet- of the Board of Trustees were: Wil- liam Cardinal O'Connell, Archbish- op of Boston; the Most Rev. Mich-