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Wliléb Paper i

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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A MERCHANT The next time you

order a soda try vege- table soup.

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,_____ M CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1927 3'.‘.'£.'.‘;“°'.'.'L..2.‘l1."""i..‘.7Y'-3. “if.

I u s burlptlonl Delivered an.» I ‘i-l-Iplhullllllfll

U. s. A. use .

Demand Early Return 0i The Saar Valley

(Special to the Guardian) GENEVA, Julie 16. —Elirly re- turn of the Saar Valley to Ger- many, without awaitlngthe plebis- cite for 1932, if!’ demanded in a memorial handed to Foreign Min- ister ntressmenn of Germany to- day by "a delegation representing the political district.

Admits Story About Fliers ‘Was Hoax

(Special to the Guardian) QUEBEC, Qne., Julie 10. ——.lust to relieve the monotpny of life in the lumber cainp village of Chi- coiitlml. in northern Quebec, an ac- countant named A. Blnis telephon- ed to River Bend moi'e than a hun~ tiiiti sought revision of the customs are" "limit "m" he“ Yeiitemay "e" tariff in order that Canadian nianu- Pmtmg m“ ‘he mmshlg Fremm tacturars might obtain a IRTgQrIHiBPB Charles Nungeslser and “hum m the home market’ I Atll-‘rancols Coll had been fountlhflhhe prl-scnt they are producing only d0 Tepfrh W“‘“n“°°“_ l‘tel“{"“t"?e%z°":ii ilertaciit of the cloth consumed infill‘ "m" “if” l" l‘ e‘ g t“ he Canada, and 85 percent of the Dal-pl“! mm?“ i" “l pun‘ ° l lhlteedls coming from the Unitedlwflriggia admins“ he huh

, lug om. . -h ‘ The cannula“ mmh hlhlm “my ell the hoax, just to relieve the

are struggling to obtain business "ivllfli-ony of life". ‘Th0 thought n, com m. Wm, “me “- hhy worth suggested itseli to hlin,‘ he liddell by reports that. fliers had been

or at prices representing the least

hohhuhe |omh qvhey argue merelsiglitetl ill the region. of the camps

is ll bona fitle difference lli tlicmf m" 1mg" Lmmw" Cmmmny ‘for whom Bluis works. So fur no

t-tlst of production ‘in Canada as against countries abroad, and tiiatlmldlumml "m"! ha“ lme“ Tecelve“ from lilo search party and ilono ls

the rates of duties in the Canadian. , lexpectetl until sometime tomorrow.

woollen tariff schedule are not suf- ,. N. R. Freight

licient to allow. for this difference. Resignation 0f _ _ . Train Derailed (Canadian Prue) I

Acting Premier MONCTON, N. 13., June 16. -

_ (Canadian Press) PEKING, June 1Q. —Announce-.Thhohgl‘ the derhumhnhnl 19

iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiili

Canadian Woollen Manufacturers com- plain of Foreign Competitiml.

(special to the Guardian) OTTAWA, 0nt., June 16. — An uppllfllillflll of major importance lu- volvlng practically every article oi clothing worn by Canadians was considered by the advisory board on tariff aiid taxation today. Can- adian manufacturers estimated there is n market in the dominion for approximately forty lllion

dollars worth, of cloth at nuully (l

perpetrat-

icbvt. P53} in ole

ed figures on Free State general elcctitln give the govelllnieiit party iii seats in the Dull Eirrcliilii, or ii less than the other pail-tics. excluding the. ro publit-aus who lll‘i‘ expected to i

main out rather illlln ltlke the re-lpa , _ party, it ivas apparent, by the equal

reception tendered the candidates of bc-th parties, that ‘Premier Ste- wart's Government y made effective, and satisfactory linroads on the part of the coon-try. Hldvery speaker whether Conservat- Lubor 22. liillvllt-litil-ilis 1i, li‘lil‘lll-infhlgnsgjilfinfioilvgaihe 1 . . m‘ inont nntl finish 1‘e31,"a"lgmeilgfihz-lal l_wl‘:|‘|)1‘“:“,‘l.lnTlWPe were no interruptions, the

' ‘ ‘ " “ ‘ “ '"““ order throughout. the meeting was illll lo be desired and the

King.

new Dull on the illisis oi‘ the chic-h tions i eluding tho Fail

ers 1i,

this ltfieriiooll sliyiilu: “iii viow oi‘ l|li":lili‘i|l llli to til-J .

ceivo illi! public illlll inlikt- il - ‘Samuel! m" m pear will iiitililiilcly bu. got to tllkt», until of allegiance l Wiilll it to bu known definitely and finally ilull under no

Lead With 46 Dep- uties Elected ~ De Valera Issues State- ment.

(Canadian Press) DUBLIN, Julie 1G.~ Final revis- ilie rosiills 0i‘ the

iii

i‘.

iilretl oath oi‘ llllcgillnco to the

The liile up oi‘ the parties iii the lHI—-('|ll\'l5l'lllll[‘lll party ex-

stictikel‘ ill. Fianna

(followers oi’ Do Volt-rill M.

National in-tiuiit- ii,

llnit liilt l't‘|)l|llllt'ili| lll-pulles

Fianna Fail deputies take lluy suciil oath. tion pledges.

“The people will taco lo li that imposition of lilo dcgrlitliiln; pciilili oath whereby it is soilglll to tiiselr’

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merit of Dr. v. x. Wellington Koo’s attached “hm chnmhan hatfgfilTg Estabhgh

tleflnita resignation as Foss n Minister and Actlnt: Premier of the

fax first" freight fralti nonibe

:3?“ lwvermnenl w“ mad" m‘ which occurred at 2 o'clock this ' afternoon near coal branch 29 ___ miles north of here. The _maiti

_ ' line of the Canadian National Rall-

A ' ways is blocked and indications are that it won't be clear for traf-

_ , _ fic until early to o‘ i‘ r. No one was injured. "row mum M

l .eotinss' EttilNo Aeropinnfwiii Be Sent At Present '

(Canadian Props)

"Scot hfort Celebration at Scotchfort Wednesday, July 18. 7062-6-1Hii.

Rgllyray eastbound Montrgal-__ “:5,”

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noun ’, . v we've wednedu“ '7'“? amaeroplane will be sent out by the

for Tea Party-Cavendish!’

QUEBEC. Que. June 16. — No

Quebec government to search for

‘“* ~ Qloeomm social

numirc-m the missing French airmen Nunges~

“hseehuhhe ‘Hand “b we Law" ser and Coll, until instructions

p d , , have been received to follow such mnlhhign" “ML wodllemuy’ ‘nine a coilrse by the French consul gen-

_ _ eral in Montreal Baron de Vitroll s.

__ “we 17 4;‘ At noon today, Avil Badordhgg.

Wham B _, h t hi. h h slstant chief of the forestry service,

whhhdhrfyshmilfxhyf‘ “Me telephoned to Baron De vim-ones 7111-6-‘16-2l

telling him that the government was being urged to send a plane up to the mountains ‘of the north to search for Nungesser and c011 on the strength of the reports of flares being seen and airplane motor heard by a. trapper on Mon. day, May 9th in the neighborhood of the St. Marguerite River.

The Consul General said that it would not be wise in his opinion to send a pie/lie at the present mo-

"Come to the ice cream social to be held in ‘Clinton Hall, has; iial’, June Mst- 7‘190-6-18-2i

>Q_- "Christian Church Pantry Sale, Saturday June 18th.‘ 711i1-6-16-2l

.. " "miilujve Monday, June 20th for in Norboro ool. If not ting, Tuesday night.

. 7137-6-17-2i.

rant the sending of an aerial ax- pedition. l-le said that no soon as‘ further definite news was recélvgd

Flying Schoo (Canadian Press) TORONTO, Juno iii. ~li is tin- nounced hcre lillii ii syildil-lllo which illl-liitles ‘Major (loin-rill Sir Henry l-‘olllitt has .'~‘t\?l'ili‘l"ll ilplitlils on the 501i llcro propterly- oi‘ lilo lute W. (l. Trelhcwltr with lilo ob- ject of establishing llll‘l't'lill ii blisr for n large (Elilllillltlhdill aviation concern and also ii. school for fliers. it is understood thui llil‘ present Patricia. Air Company will bc ab- sorbed in the new outlet-prise ivlllcll will extciid operations lo other cities ot‘ the tloiiiililtiii. -‘-.o>- —

Many Drowned In White Russia

MOSCOW, .lliiic lli- 'l‘liirly~lllili.- districts of tho White Russian llc- public on the Polish border, aggre- gating 80,000 ii(‘l'£‘.S, have been dc- vaatatetl by a series of tornadoes. cloiidbursts and hull storms.

Many persons llro rcportctl drowned; thousands lire homeless; there is a grout loss of livestock, 110 bridges have been destroyed; mills. dams damaged. Slutzk, Bobruisk, and Minsk nrc the most serious sufferers,‘

The town of Kozlrcfi is said to have been tioliipletely:

cow for aid. lIlll electric.

Emil: lFl-all-co co

"Pi- Mary's Dramatic Cluild pre- .. h,

oentsl “fiddled mm St.‘ from forest rangers in the region m, i _ , - . wet. nail] smallish» llllt tizln lbe gagljllih lyiqllritwfloilraes. that he would advise Ills KDYQffl-lljggfl l“ mum, ‘,;y(r pnllipugling it _ 7112-618 and ask what steps must be “Wlllih q {light tint-last. “BROUGHT now" 12H g ' ‘ ________~_

i-iouelr-i-nettel- ham-

“Special Meatilll t xr Wil~ 11am Loose,- itttlsstga. lighten. June 30th at 8 p. aipnfli brethren are requested to attend. ~11

iier- m. , » 4 "" Hearts Hall. robin-sally, 2am Jamal. ‘ ~ - Tickets on sale 50 cents. - _ ‘I138. ‘ _ ' h ' t ' T i; " -‘.

"the at home and away from home hi» ‘admit. V ii on Wednes- day, June Bath‘ order of com: mitioo. . 7116610- i ' ~ ' #115141 i. "Mclldiilann flour mill will be closed from J till Cctoiilh lllitlhosglwiio’ sat to.“ ' Deane rag. rig t; , by. be crushing ‘flood-ell horny-l iiluil. McMillan . .

flu-MM!‘ -

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sci-o Hui iaipegm ‘i?’ ion tin?‘ “iii tgampbelkl on“; t. on“; ea__ ---~ ,p, .._»~ espaaersgo chwptsr two loridl . f.“ _. ‘flehtlihdjuhearings, and the c; | rashes were song. e

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aid,

BiMr-li

A-iargely stuns“ meeting , ssfb Wsdnsidnin- ' 3' realm! _ e o tiioates. Hon. H. MacPiiee, Mr. Leslie Hunter Dr . n , In. . Grant and Mr, John Mustard. h n_ qtihlitloa IIIOPUEIGGIQSIB! were ‘fly- ., d’ . Mi

JheJ-lon. J. A. MacdonaldhM.

- - - previously glv n at Bald- - "hula-min. Road. At the -i iter-meelflfg 311M. of at. John’; argsdititat inhale

it. _ t m;

w I m‘

‘WM oleon k Mhlctiouaid

~ _ a on proiect No. 6i, _

_ so t torched not,

iii be < .~ Mr Mud‘ _piieti to this crit is by

\

Hon. J. A, unniiééfW ‘isiiim- i

‘ bouillon of Hi0

lies To Criticisms . ,_ _ t,

it‘?

k-o

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lxfteiy wrong. aidto the con liiicetl

l. . .. in nt. matter of bo “ti: iteep v rtmont of Pu

OY-RBQMHK»

No. 5b was iilotted to

"Wilhet No. d7.

lpiliite pars of projgt‘

o e r an co v a

iirllir. imliollthc the til‘. tilt“; t.-

t u. "wit" t-itrli?

e audience.

r. Mustanfs

his was h;eld Wednesday might. inf rint River llltt-ll with Capt. A-

siding

stl-tliency has always

lliélllriéllllri as lo what policy they prelcrrtltl.

ivo cnntlltilite, havinlg thtt-n-ked the __ , 4 V, electors for their splendid support circumstances winlil-iti will ilic mm. yehrh. ago, spoke 0h the chub _ x _ cisnis brought against the Stewart we ‘mm’ m he“ m" "Iewiflovern-ulient by Mr. George Tnman, iLiberal

franchise one third oi tllc olectors erhhmn tn“ 1h howh how the will quickly be brtlliltiilhitl up onti."‘(;uYe|<|1|vnm1t “m? S

‘tilirposcfilhat of roiitl maintenance

anti roads ore Dflllbflthe electors, The districts oi‘ liIOZlIZII

wrecked. mam as me mp0" did I10!- war- The Republic. is npiloliliiig lo Mos-

proof that Mr. Mustard was on- The money had been tractors. and he pro- the checks . endorsed b)’ h m iii substantiation of his state- l-fe explained that it was shaking , and in ord-‘Prdhlbltion’ Mu. then-acorns of the De» 'blic Wqrks here and as it was the atbttawa straight. a certain pro- “sunders to grant allowed forpoveraliaient com- lays, he will give The reduce the doctors‘ T065510 cannot “m, u, w" b, g he h" "9 liffbdict- felt quite able to Judge

proof glvenyio thtrlatter as at a tdoctor mlaht eelveeu to the solubility

1t the around ion every wil fest liarletbfr. =_ Lthe criticism),

ll repeated iiiidiiata inmhorate peo at meetinnlmclilitel

tiictitliillsiliiiitttiilit: u Fiill ER iitilitsui

Mr. George Inman, K. C., Liberal Candidate, Could Make N0 Charge oi Incompet- ency Against Premier Stewart. He cri-'

ticises Opprobrious

Patriot, For Advocates 0f Government Control, Whom Ha Calls Gentlemen.

A lvery ‘laoge joint political meet- for

. Taylor, of ~Flab iRiver pre- ed as chairman. When

onsldering the fact that this oon- b“ h in the st a stronghold of the Liberal

Clll

has undoubted-

glyen hearty commence.-

of h is speech.

electors

wish to commit

lMr. George McLean, Conservat-

candidate —— criticisms ivhlcll were very weak and created the opinion that he had very-little fault to find in the Stewart Gov»

put ithe finances 1f ilic province on a sound basis, he took up the matter of taxation. Tile poll taxwhlch was-a draws back to the province, und- unfair. m

the people was repealed and a (iusollilc tax legislated, This tax iviiit-ll was passed for a specific

~—--\VZlS ti most just one ~us it was ptiitl by those only, who niatie the niost lirc of the roads—tlie alim- itiobilc ()\\'llCl‘S< lle thendelrit ably with the record of the present atl- lulnislruiitin, following which he lock up the question‘ oil Temper- ance. lle proved coltcluslvely how the lProhlbltion Act tlld not flilflil its promise; liow a train. of uii- controllable ablisesc followed lll its wake, lriakiiig the act impossible to enforce. iPuiilic opinion being against Itlie law, Premier Stewart sow it necessary and atlviaable to propose ll new temperance ‘meas- ure. lMr. [McLean made an admir- able defence of ltlovelrnineilt ICou- trol. llle clearly informed his hear- ers how the new measure would _be lnacted iii such a manner as to greatly mitigate Ithe evils of the llqiior problem. l-le severely scored ,tlie Opposition for not coining for- ward long ago, iwhen they knew

St

iof the conditions existing with the grealt activity they seem‘. to now he was unavoidably out of towil. had left for the United States. sldent $331-$123...“ Boflhfge clitetiniile- ‘Till Ctfllle- _-_' . veliiltlirfxilalarlfilnlgga H. llixwliilm’ an m‘ Prrellsriilem A. Thomson" {and we. clilsion he soghcéltsghtgheitsgtiggttieilit Mr. tea“. flu-RB m‘. {he éhitee]: gags; P Mrihi J. W. I-‘lewwellins. 8rd Vial ‘ ' ' . ' omorrow morning. He has spent t“ em would do everything in his power _ h; _ M A >_ to implement their wishes, _ g a ‘mike!’ - ' I Pragriileuzl stonemau’ “h “c. ~__-_..- - . M J. . ‘Mr or Lac-bee» the Ml en To Task And wn...i%’"'3’.'.'..';-’{;"L.~... n The Weather, Etc “cs3 w game“ 5"“ “°° '1" P ' , I '

speaker. in the course of a shor-t ad- dress, maintained that» the Telnp~ erance policy of Premier Stewart was only a camouflage to drown the alttention of, the ople away from the reco d of the vernment and the quest on should have been submitted to the ‘people by plebis- cite. iConcltidlng he said. that if elected. he would endeavor to look after the jubilee ‘service and do his utmost to discharge his duties.

lMr- lShaw iMdMillan followed with a masterly, defence» of the splendid record '01 the Government and its pro sed platform. lle showed how he Stewart Govern- ment had fulfilled all its promises but one and that coliild not be lfulfil- ed on account of the changing con-

‘ltt i ’ l iulr- Tb Bell - . .

‘énitilmtitiiéiilnnitl. nit-t n gggl; tglggs,,ghrg;.lsg.,izrs.r Zldftft? .‘.’.t.'.°.."2.‘.°l‘:..¥‘..l.‘f ti; szwgmqrggv W,“- h, a?“ warfiflfiihthe flail?“ :38:- Mr. Bell. and seemed to be quite N80 88M "l" i119 5mm" G°'°"" Bldg. " ' " . ma m“ t”. “h hfqlkharh? o» pleased with himself over the work gen: 1:12” lilblhélbillggfllhe gasolihe

pmdhhrh _h,h.hmhvoq.hhhh u,“ ooh that the and this Party had alccolm. Xleizt e 0t 0~ lTax but e omqum: h‘ chmom.‘ - - l plishe . reviewed the four yeans 119i ed to state f!!!" 011B 0f the ease‘. 113 pm,“ s; Cli-ft. Don't delay,

Qfillilfillt awed moiifiynto the people. in every t’; tmqlit Dflksible- in dealing w till the temperance ques- tion‘. he said that Illir. Seaside t. is the people to support. the while ‘he him- uaiif iii not sincere in his demand. intention of Mr. o lb the country on ontrcl. MnSaunders olleapn liquor and

must filly at

‘McLean anti iiiniself- Mr. George lfliflldil. K.C., follow-

method of bookkeeping of Government. l-le made some mild criticisms of one or ments but claimed he did not want to ‘lay any change of

the Department or Education,‘ he said he wolaldnotlayhands on any- thing which should have been done aird was not done. in dealing with telnpcrnllce, ho thought that a per- son ni-lrst not necessarily he a‘ tee- totaler tc- support ion Law, lle criticised the opprob- rlous names, ruinmies, etc», which the Patriot uses to teim the advo- catas of improved temperance- Patrlot calls ‘bheliflt riirnmles". said. “f think than. is think they are lCloslng he asked the electors to offord him tile privilege of repres- enting thetm. - lMr. John Fraser followed with a

short and effective defence of the t has“ S u‘ runner ,mead_

st t Government and its new? ‘q ‘m’ e p

illqilvg?!‘ control -pollcy. Mr, Fraser ‘any mlllmlm‘! hi! lmmceme ‘it able organ, in order that they may m“ ma?" “gamat ham but "c" work understandingly, untlringly

dealt -with the question on hand. l“ such an able manner that the criti- cisms of Col. Cecil lottetown who followed in the in- teresbs of the lblberal imrtv- were efiectllve.

._ i .' ' - — f Station he claimed to be Earl iNel- heard i tan y, Busslan son slid that he had come to lcan- 1t. ocolgrgd to hi]: ingtulvlil¢ilftifiiicallaeslnefiifipoflfljfflfgyprggf hhu‘

ary and naval tribunal at Kron- .

mander Kleipikoff who commanded a ship i h ghfllfilge“ °’ °““‘°““g° °"slntlon c. r. c. v., last night, Th6 lfileipikoffs wife was sentence to three years complicity.

who allegedly confessed charges, was accused of lllving a

Suggest Lindbergh Fly To Ottawa On J uly, 1 st.

(Canadian Preu) OTTAWA, June 16. ~—-'l‘he Do- minloil committee for the Diamond Jubilee of Coilfederation celebra- tloli is considering the possibility of inviting Colonel Charles Linde- bergh to fly “the Spirit of St. Louis” from Washington to Ottawa on Jilly lst in coilnectlon with the celebration.

Mayor John

lllsslufii ‘MEETINGS iN lflilillglilliililli

Continued Sessions of 3 the Womens Con- ference Branch.

Devotional exercises led by Miss D‘Brien, Triiro, who took for her topic “Making Canada Christian" i and to that intent the work among“ ' 0ui' young people, opened th6~ l morning sessions. ;_ I

Mrs A. L. Melvin, Secretary of

the Stranger Department read the

first report laying emphatic litres!

llpoii the vital importance of ful- lowing up that llna of work. in

quick succession came the report;

of the other secretaries, namely: ' Miss Bell for supply department

thoughtfully supplied printed cop-

ies of her report, which will be o!

advantage to take back to auxiliar-

lee because of the information.“

(romaine.

Report of the Associated Helpers

Secretary was read by hire. J. ‘R.

Miller, showing that the ultimate

aim of the department is to brill;

la from the ranks of those who

consent first to become associate

members will eventually be active

members in the auxiliary.

\Mrs Dawson the secretary of tho Missionary Monthly gave a. brief forceful report proving the real necessity of every auxiliary member availing themselves of illU_ information contained lathe valu-

ISLTA WINNiPEB

Fugitive Identified by Number of Citizens as “Gorilla Man’? Who Killed T w o Women During Brief Stay in City.

(Canadian JPresa) WllNiNiIiPiEG, ‘June 1-6. — Positive identification of the swarthy stirs- pect captured after a. chase near Killerney, Man, early today as the ‘Gorilla -Ms.n" or maniac otranxler, was announced by Winnipeg pol- ice tonight.