_,Mk Dempsey is as busy as a cat_ior from Princeton University, won This mare later became famous

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af" ` ._ //` years of age, the oldest being ' m I lon/__ \ _ ' ‘ eighty-four and he sat behind

u = _ _' - » ~ ‘ captain Dewey 2.o4 i-4. '

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‘nw m°"é P"°5al° Vursuns in me the Intehcouegiaw sports been she being a daughter of Billy Wilk.

near future.

with two tails, hopping around be-

Wefn ‘he Gem” °f me 'Wal Pri” wird" shm °f 3 m“°’.,m three -the name ei Little Louise 2.10 I-2

K minutes 54 seconds, equiiaient to and ranks as one or the gmawst

Baer and taking A few Socks at a. mile in about 4.13 and in sev- foundation mares ever foaled in

d em" m“‘“t” °“’“e back W Wm iiiineis, she is credited with ten d the 800 metres in 1.53.8 equivalent _,word h,JIde__S_ tour of mem with

fbifl. It is said that Jack can iiiake|t? 154 for me 38° yards- N°° °“lY ,words of 3_0; 1_4 0.- bettcr and all

,_,_did he win both events but won by different m_“_

fighters, Max Schmeling and Ma

each while thousands look on an watch the old champ weave an

|, monkey of them for the sho

VL' . Jones of Jim,” a. man who played a big part

SP l Not sm” John Pun iii harness horse affairs in the

Cornell, who in 1911 w0n b0th the __ te _“nl _ d; d a mu le or Inter-Collegiate half mile and one 5 a ° no S' `e _ P

miie bn the same day in 1.54 4-s and 4.15 4-5 has a double win st.

accomplished, until last Saturday when William R. Bonthron, a jun-

the 15 hundred metres, which is 120

1 em very comfortably, coming

lession that is indulged in, but per- ~

haps it ia a case of the employe

and the pasteboards are being rap

idly DiC1<@d UD 50 mil JRCK is SUN bum and is never nusteredy ers, who are attaining high honors

of the fight being a financial suc- cess.

Ed Acorn and Bulier Morley, to- 'peuwr 1°’ G1” Cunningham and 2.10 pacers, one of them, Olive B.

__ __ .

gether with Wallie Rodd, left fo Halifax yesterday aftemoon, prob-

ably stopping over at Truro last -1' Henry Hedgcwood 2.07 1-2. Eula

evening and arriving in Halifax to-

day. Rodd will be a starter in the met"-5 at the Int°"C°u°9-'lates at lishing a new track record at Char-

Halifair Herald road race Saturda morning.

Henri Irslinger, who promoted couple of wrestling matches in th Charlottetown Fomm two _vear ago, is now on a fishing trip to Nova Scotia. It is understood that

c through _the stretch with_his bicycle Her outstanding bid to fame

H0! Wi-Shin! 10 Clamilst 1155 H1831 1-“ck mush mu? a sp,nm’er‘ ms consists more. however, in the fact. tieiret. Anyiww. its arm publicity °°“"' Ma” G” "f P"“°’°“' says’ that her blood is eentinuing on In

“He loves to run, has power to

Bonthron looks to be one of the

worid's greatest milers and fit com-

Gene Venzke. outdoor and indoor mile record holders.

Pete Waters, who won the 3000

New York last Saturday, was prac-

tically made by his coach, Jackie drwen by Bmy Keye3_

Ryan, who looked after him

3 'th1‘0“§h DWP S¢h00l and 6011926. Two other remarkable daughters C refusing io allow him to run in are Kiatnmaude 2.21, dam efeieven S , . _

competition at prep school because he was too small and too light, but carefully training and building him

he will promote matches at Mono-,

*-on and Halifax.

There died at we Angeles. cai., H 1@S~’°“ f°i' ini'-ny banking young Best Abbe z,os and Dixie mu

last Monday, one of the greatest walkers the world has ever known, Dan O`Leary. Had he lived until June 28th he would have been 91 fears of age.

Dan was called the greatest heel

and toe walker ln the sport. Ac- cording to his own story he walk- ed from his cradle-‘and estimated that in his life time he had walk- ed nearly 300,000 miles. In the 1870's and 1880's, professional walk- ers were among the worldsgreat- est sporting attractions and O'Leary performed ln several of the Euro- 190811 Capitals. In his match race with Edward Payson Weston in 11175. the purse which was split between them was $21,500. He twice won the International Champion- Ship Belt and the British Parlia- ment tendered him 9, banquet at which the renowned Gladstone presided.

Strange but true. the largest

crowds in years have been attend- ing the running races at the Mount lRoyal race track, Montreal, and the crush for tickets on the Mutugl B so great that the time between

the races had to be extended so

that the final race was not com- pleted the other evening until "sev- an o'clock.

Eye Comfort

' for eye workers is a matter of

vit-al importance. '

From early morn to late at

night we “crowd” our eyes rc- lentleasly, from one Joh to mother.

Bow long wlll they stand It?

Ara you now wloyllll that el- llolency and mmfart which ought to he youre?

Consult as ll you are not.:

You have much to gain. and nothhrl to lone. In my one the knowledge

gained from au. examination, makes it well worth whlle.

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G. F. IIIITGIIESUI

' orronnrnrsr

up with exercise and emulsion of

cod liver oil through several years. Emma 'Lu (3) 2.08 1-4 is the dam

at last produced a champion. Hel-e's

athletes,

Continued from page 'l

classes.

THE BACK STRETCH Din" 2105 3-4-

Gc ' Hoo r the earl art of can Smrtsman' which B150 pays

msc iw y D _

last suiiimer, is in fine fettle now splendld tribute tn Hetgrytnawlzmis'

ar n

and it is the owner's intention to Wh° played ln imp" an P

race him if there are suitable

and her daughters. Henry had

Real Great by Captain Aubrey. _ - ' _ s

owned by Frank McKay_ Royalm tmes from hm several of tht a- raced twice last year at New An- _

nan and Charlottetown, showing “Um” °f Kmfl' KW”

up creditebly at both places, is be- '

ing prepared by Clarence Schuman. _

on ll be

Frank also has a good two year old l'h°'“3h not a large e' M

old one of the most formidable out

‘at the track and a. three year u Lsngset at home, that is said to th” yen' Amlmg mme he “Q4 have all kinds of speed. ’“_;’_° “re _“gg ,S51

-- "W" "‘ ‘Twth t-te.i.t

watts 205 I 4.1eading ° ° er 5 “‘ 'S “S

seconds; and also drove the two lion Battle Axe 2. -4, w

fastest two year old mile of the counted for thirty I s s, n

has driven Highland Scott an ex-

obcd had to leave

Mickey McGuire Comedy Wm

You aln'IlQ§d‘ dnyoanlmh

THE “E51 “°““

A rHln', s||ooHn', roarin' abou

sliiu/il. Ann podtod with lan and :brutal .

um vununa sono Am'

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James Wherry. known as "Uncle

weeks ago at the advanced age of eighty-four. Back in 1894 he pur- chased a yearling filly at. a sale,

es 229 1-2 and Nettie Field 2.23.

as a race mare and producer under

her daughters and grand-daughb

as breeders, her daughters having produced over forty record holders. six of them having one or more

2.08 1 4 being the dam of Eula H. 2.06 1-2, Viola. Direct 2.06 3-4 and

H. will be remembered as estab-

lottetown two years ago of 2.08,

in the list including Cap Liggett

2.06 and five others in 2.10 or bet- ter.

of eight including Nola J. 2.01 3-4.

2.08 1-4. Another daughter Lena Louise 2.07 1-4 is the dam of five including that good paoer Wayne

The above information was com-

piled from an article in the Ameri-

the development of Little Louise

patrcns in Saint Stephen and Cal- ais 'Me who purchased in good

bove paeers, mostly through thc

until June 15th. With the numer- three, also several other good ones. Marge Dmon ___ ___ ous two year olds that will be avail-

bi th aheuid not be any air They breed them touch in West

At Goshen, N. Y., mile track me wintry winds blow an Mm Grams

last week. Mrs. E. R. Harriman temperature hovers between Bonme G____mm ___ ___ drove Fair Dreams a mile in 2.11 twenty-five to fifty below. As an Ginger Gnmn ___ ___ 1933. George Caslcr, aged 63 years. There have been a number ol fou, ,mes_

1-2, the last quarter in 30 1-2 example we quote the pacing stal- Bob Harvester

Harry Goodhart/s stable, al-

several hundred miles of mad work under his belt and looks to be as fit as a fiddle. He worked a mile yesterday in 2.21, last half in 1,07,

Dr. Frank Bowne-is of Kenslng-

toii, has two new additions to his stable, these being three year olds, we understand. bred in the purple and brought from far away Ken- tucky. They are said to possess Brest fight of speed and no doubt the genial Doctor will have :i lively time this summer riding behind them and superintending their training.

Charlie Reardon has moved to

Summersfdr with The Willys 2.13 1-2 and will place him for training iii the hiiizds of Willard McDonald, who made such a. success of York- Ola 2114 l-2 last year. Mr, McDon- ald Ivill also have Yorkola under h‘s wing.

The 24th of May was a big day

for horse racing in Ontario. Crowds of from three to five thousand at- tended races at New Hamburg, Mitchell. Forest, West Lorne and other places. Summaries received show the following results at New Hamburgh.

2.27 Paces-

Donna Grattan ... ...._

Bingcn Worthy ... .. 8 Lady McGregor 3

Four other starters, best time

2.18 1-2.

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was-I

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2.19 Facet-

Marlon R. Grattaii - . . ... 1 1 1 Bingen Brlno ... ..~- 3 2 2 Peter Tsgo 2 3 3

Four other starters, best time

2.14 3-4.

Mitchell, Ont.

2 30 Trot and Pacez- Dorothy Grattan .. ._ Miss Grattan Bars -...

Bay June ... Midnight Grattan ...- Four~other starters.

2.18 1-4.

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cow.-to

S.’.wt~:~‘|»-

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best

2.22 Trot and Paeez-

Harry Oakum Black Patch Lola K. T.

2.12 1-2. _

2.15 'I‘rot and Pacez-

Ray Peters ... ... 3

Mac Peters 1

B€St lallllt? 2.l2 l-2.

3 4

2.28 Trot.:-

Alayne .. Imperial Axworthy ... .. Mako Todd ... ..

Billy Direct... ... ... .--

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MOTOBIST FINID-'A motbrlit

gh”-g¢d with driving without a nuns. nppearad before Magistrate Donald MacKinnon yesterday and

UNLICENSED FISHEBMEN

“NED-A man who had Men

Petei-'s Island voluntarily appeared before the Police yesterday. He was brought before Magistrate D. Edgar Shaw who imposed I. fine of ten

and ccsts.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND -

Divine services will be held on Sunday, Juris Oth at Brooklyn 10.30 a. rn., Iris 1.30 p. m. Bell Riv- er 4 p. rn. and Point. Prim 730 pm. at Bangor on Tuesday, Jiuie 5th at a p. m. J. H.` Bishop, student.

Miss Nora Bateson, MA, Toronto

provincial librarian, and her two assistants, Miss MaeMas'ters of An- tlgonish and Mrs. Napier of Vic- toria. B. C.. are now in Charlotte- town and are busy ln the Prince of Wales College cataloguing the first lot of books, rloout 1200 in number. which have arrived for the new library. It is expected by the fall about 7000 books will be here.

B. I. S. ENTERTAINMENT-The

B. I. S. classical card and dancing pavilion was crowded for the mid week entertainment. The auction forty-lives were so well patronized that the society has decided to con- tinue until further notice in the press. The winners of the auction were: Ladies’ first, Mrs. R. Perry: ladies second, Miss Hilda. Duffy' gentlemenls first, Mr. Joscpli White; gentlemen‘s second, Mr. Leo Doyle; lucky table no. 8, dmivr.

a Hawaiian guitar which conti'ib~ utes greatly to the effectiveness o.

the orchestra. ~

Mr. W. Chester S. McLure, M.

ed over several days in Montreal.

WOUNDS (Continued from Page 1)

Witnesses said Cuellar accosted

had written an article recently published attacking the Cuellars.

ledged he had.

years old.

ling day for harness horse lovers inn record at Melford, ., p - . ,

ended the Decoration Day ing th; hal! mile track there in Cm” M°K°y' Baum" P' E' I" R°" 2 o'clock Interment Argyle Shore such great improvement has al In a

WM “lt Dr A U Vincent. officiating ` ' nom at Hamburg. New York, race 2.03 1-4. At thirteen years he hung The b___de_ who Wu a_M___d ___ - anthem-y, ready ,emma th" . wmmeu mn

track. The program was a most. at- up a new record for the Kutzt/own od I I Ek bl d by next ,au is hand in

tractivo one with music and dmc- gg., track of 2.04 1-2. When four- gnurfedtrvgugun °;n;;heu:°m:|_ By sponsoring than clinics' un ing in the evening. There were five teen he tramped tho Hatfield. PM entered the mom on the sm of hu, der Dr. Acker the Rad Orme Bo- fi U - °*'¢°°°» °°¢h with 9"” h°""~ ‘°" *YW 1° ’~°5 "““ "hm ""°°“ father to the atraina ei Ldhengnna N. D. MFCLGGII °’°°Y *H Mn! I Wnnifarful work. WL” RNS if°ii¢" and Pi\°°“» “1°° f“”““‘¢ '"1" 1° ’-°°- 'md 1"* ye" °‘ “"' wedding March, piayed by her eu- ` A md presenting to our people a‘ 'll »` "l

rrces, some of which had lady rid- oem years of we Put “D I MW \'¢' te, Heyem UN-DIITAII' | 3"” ,,ppm1um¢y 1°, th. mm¢_ i NNW

. ers, also pony races and bicycle cord for the Harrlngttn. Dcleware, The young couple were ,Ammend_ mm of wndmnm which otmmm

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A Clinic For

and Mrs. MoLure arrived home last_ Dr ____ B_ A”-"cke___ 0; Human has vening from Ottawa, having stay' i __ ___ busy during the past few days

ce conducting clinics for Cl‘i_DP1@d

Char-

children in Summerside Bhd lottetown. The work in Summer- Side occupied the 25th and 26th of M The Charlottetown 0lll1l¢

Montalvo as he entered the Con- ay-

d is

ference Hall and asked him if he °°""“e‘_‘°ed mst Tuesday 3:”

still going on. Up till the st in- stant, 136 cases have been exam- ined of which 128 were children.

Witnesses said Montalvo acknow- 'number under treatment is

The continually increasing. A consider-

They asserted that Cuellar drew _ Wen hia pistol and fired three times.. “ble ““‘“_\f§?l°f,_;‘f: been but not before Montalvo had brok- “S th°s° “ ml P b

receiving treatment. reill-life 1° 9

en his heavy walking cane over his _ _ “_ M assailant's shoulder. As he was fall- dealt' wlth M’ each V S a °n` _ f

Some examples of the success o

ing, witnesses said, Montalvo drew , , _ I his own pistol and fired twice but DL Ackers wmk in tmsdpmvmse Cuellar, _mhm_t_ esca_ped_ may be_ cited. Fo\u‘ chll ren! ;_ o

Montalvo, who is 42 years old, is were crippled as the Nslllt 0 ds-

E member ol the Popular Party located hips and have been un er

ticatniciit for the past two years,

and both he and Byrne, young Cuemfs employer’ were elected have now been discharged aa cured.

with no evidence of any lameness

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1“°‘“' Wh" 5l‘“*ef5~ best' time r‘;?wa_§t;§:a;e;rr2g;;:l who med whatever. Other two cases, .where

h hi were tubercular, have also

the huiiet which wounded ooinnei ‘ ° “S

been completely cured.

Sanchez' a bymmdar' who is 81 Several children who had been ln

plaster casts for a considerable time were to their great delight,

BIRTH

S released from this treatment, so and the United Kingdom.

NEws0N_M Bmcmey on _mm 1_ satisfactory was thei_r lngproaemcnt. Icaa, to Mr. and Mrs. Emmons New- F°“" "md “as” ° 1" ‘“‘ ° 9”' STAGE

vm t Sheldo alysis, which had not been exam- _l

lon, I Son, Cen H. 1\|CLEOD_At Hu-uvme_ May 25_ llled b0f0N 8|; these Cl1l‘llCB, l'€p0l'f.- (Continued from Page U

1933, W M,-_ and Mm Ney; D_ Mc. ed on this occasion. These cases

12 11 l l Wd |

11005. 5-5011- mu’ “ve “gm d_saasye°;__:_3; The robbers raced to their my

The Futurity for oolts which is palgns, Joe . - 219 1_2_ it bolus B Slimmer 9 °» 5 and flcd.

to be raced in 1934, inaugurated by nw; winning trotm- of 1931, April ' MARBIAGES it was not suspected that there

parties in Summcrslde has attract- symbol 2.08, winner .of nine races - `

F"°"' 0”' MUELBOY-CAHlLL -_ At saint. One interesting case was that of °

.ed a lot of entries and has been last year and the crack two yea-\° Ma m“s___ ieit 0 n for additional entries aid sammy voip on 2.o'z 1-4, now te T - abab two months old. with double

were any cases at that time.

p¢ Anne's Church, Let 65, on Wednes Y. A p:sse qu'ckly took u gn g U

Pe ’ ' day. May ioth. by nav. A. L. Her- einh feet. This infant had a ear- of the mem whose 1_';d____° :_*;__

rell. James Francis McElroy of New rective manipulation and the feet idmtmed by Ralph vande_______H ___ Haven, to Laura Frances Cahill, of were put in plaster. The treatment Alluwm omg" from ___ct______ as

a o ere - °

, Great Heart . .. b_ ficulty in making this an attrac- em Canada, probably because they Best time 211 3'4- 'I‘fy°'D- \9¢l\1K_glv¢_i_\ _t;hu_:__earl_y_,_u1tbi: p_r_;_y wmnu. Underhm who plowed the

tive eiase next year. get no doddiing in their yvut-h

Funeral Saturday at 2 o'clock from cases of foot trouble flat feet, El ,cts h

oi 1 ho ami- his lata residence. weak feet and enlarged Joints, due W,,;‘;;" K°,';:vPn,,ff,r°°,f_f;‘“I2f_’;‘f

year old Peter the Brewer filly, ed 1-“ing at nine years of age in DAVIES-At. Eldon, June 1, 1933, to badly fitting 511005. 1mD\‘°P°1' sas prison, later releasing him at ,

l i 210 12, the 1935 and in three years had ac- _ George A. Davies. aged 10, eldest standing and wallrinl. Welch, Okla., apparently had gpm, is entirely up to you to decide."

Calumet Eeanor, n . -

' ut te gee- MCKRy-C8llb€Ck Nllptlals son of George A. Davies. Funeral The absorption of poison from imp seven, groups In me mm. ____

t Goshen track Mrs qnds five thirds etc He was a bad Saturday at 2 o'clook from the El- diseased tonsila and decayed teeth when Missouri, Kansas. Oklahoma, l'*~‘l°Il3d. The convicts, who told

8888611 B » ~ , » ~ Harriman is one of the greatest actor at, the score and but for that _A qul_et___bui;_ pretty; vhvfdding took don United Church to Belfast Cem- has been traced as the cause of ,M Arkansas wnve,_ge_ ,tho mowrms um, Wm _nm Qiar lady reinsmen in the world and would not have lost. A single race. l;_2ce aC____;c_;>ms0__ 0Av“_i‘_-_:1_1a____lW__1: etery. ' weak muscles and obscure pains in Two or the _____________s_ _________h_____.____d cntford Dopwm “id they had

____r_i_i__<y when __,_____. _________ ._____________ snanaaiv-At st. catherine. wed- the knees. aniriea and other ioints. 1,., ne., Joplin. M0.. forced B K "P““"l f'°‘“ *bm companion.

h.bit'en miie in two minutes. -rd .how the brand di whiz he Mmi E____ ____ ____m_d ___ me my hesdoy. May ai, 1933. George neg- In one ease examined lm M\1:_h Blair and Misa Aiiee nraithwaite `\ »h°ri i1ni°;>:;‘f°~ °"‘_’_x _2‘°‘“‘

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sales policy with disastrous results to British and other traders ln various markets of the world. ' It is inconsistent both with our own national policy of protecting British industry and the inter-I.m- perial arrangements concluded at Ottawa that this Japanese compet- ition should be permitted to con- tinue unchecked ln British and Colonial markets without concert- ed actloh being taken to safeguard British interests in those markets."

In the House of Commons David

Kirkwood, the Scottish Labor member, asked what steps were be- ing taken to protect British work- ers against the low wage products of Japan. From the other side of the House Sir W. H. Davison, Con- servative for South Kensington. de- clared that in Malaya. which pm- vlously was it British market, Jap. anese print goods were being sold at four cents per yard enabling Japan to supply 75 per cent of the Malaya demand.

The competition in textiles lg now a subject under discussion bel tween the Governments of Japaii

Leader ‘ldentlll d

man has added a ii.v. iiieiiibcr to _____ -f; _ __ __ his staff of musicians in the person ' _ y .md manipuigglgns at the ipgnl _ _ ` _

of Mr. Edison Morrison wiia play.-. B S y S e S s I 0 n S I ,,£____,,,als_ Fellcltatlons

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-A <1....,.1edchild»-ea E33 _ » Dr.G.D.Sfeel

At the meeting of the officio

board of Trinity United Church cn Wednesday night it was noted with

pride and satisfaction that at_)b_-_ recent oonveeattnn or Mt. Ai; University that Professor G. J Steel had received the honor de- gree of Doctor of Laws and the following resolution was engrossed upon the minutes: "It'is agreed that this Board record upon its minutes an expression of the pleas- ure felt by all members in learn- ing of the honor lately bestowed upon Professor G. D. Steel, M. A.. by Mt. Allison University iii coh- ferring upon him the degree of LL. D. The Board extends to Dr. Steel it/s sincere congratulations. kncw‘ng the honor was amply mff- ited and will be worthily worn."

JURY FINDS

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possessing a record of convictions in several United States cities and in six cities or towns of Easten Canada, took full responsibility 1°' day for Lhe setting of the fire. 1-li had already pleaded guilty to

charges of arson and causins PH? erty damage. '

J\|d|e'l Charge

In hia charge to the Jury. Mi Justice wiiaon said in parir “W° knew that one part or the rfnii' entiary was wholly destroyed “Y fire. Wg know also that Crossley aetuaiiy aet ,the iire for the swd

th ririe when ' DEATHS al;-:Teoma Wh; :ich cases are left Memoml Day break M 11 °°nvl°t°

"°°‘”“‘¢ °“° °"" ° °“ 2.25 meet- ° °` “ ° mm the Lansing. Kas.. Prison.

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CASLEK-At Summeisidey June 1, mensely more difficult. in the rugged Ozark hill ooiintry of

reason he told us so. What 1'0" have to consider then is whether these six accused along with Cross' ley had agreed to commit this dam- age and whether they had M1! preconceived arrangements made

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whatsoever in thinking and sayin! that some arrangement had be!" made beforehand. You do not. fi! course, have tn take any tlfr2¢t|°i\| from ine in the matter of fact. ii

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