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August l3 to August l5

win-rs thousands from all parts

Meet Your Friends At

Charlottetown

Throw nwny your cares and worries and join the merry throng that is making for Charlottetowns Old Home Week.

oi’ the

Murltimes and

many from the United States will congregate August 13th to August 16th for the greatest outdoor celebration of the

y lil

.Whcre every day of the four will Bring

Bill‘. . 1th excitement and entertainment. . . . .'l‘ell your friends. . .Como along.

he pnckcd the family

4 - DAYS HORSE RACING - 4

The ilinritirnes greatest harness event of the

year featur-

in‘: TWELVE great races for combined purses and prizes of $5.000. The pidr of Eastern Canada's racing stables.

Over 100 of the fastest trotters and pacers battiinlf l0! supremacy in head and head finishes. . . Speed. - - . Thrills. . . .Acticn.

II-SPECTACULAR VA UDEVILLE ACTS-M

This year's vaudeville show is beyond ¢0lI1l11Pi$"Y\_ "i" greatest ever gathered together in the Marltlmcs. Thrilling

acts of hazard and skill. Big-time

sensations from New

York and San Francisco's World Fairs. A KBYEHNIQ “"1" from California with glamorous girls that have vcaught the fancy of millions. llere are some of the high-ill"! "i5-

BILLY OUTTEN’S WATER CIRCUS

World's youngest high-diving dare-devil and his Water Champions. Sec him in back dive, body aflame. [r0111 11° foot ladder.

FOUR QUEENS OF THE AIR AND ACE

Caiiforiiliﬁ "greatest contribution to aerial acrobatlcsudl breathless exhibition of skilful daring by four b61111! i!

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unicycllsts . .

rclliw: globe have acclaimed him the

Pi

rls and a young man.

THE VICTORIA TROUPE

Great Britain's premier trick and musical blown“! "id

.Slx wizards on wheel!-

DIJCOSTA AND LENORE

Two internationally famous artists in a charming musl- csl mclange.

WHITE BROTHERS

A famed’, wonky" not combined with fantastic table acrobatics and amazing contortlllﬂl-

LADDIE LAMONT

The Scot from Killiecrnnkic whose amazing feats 0n B

unvzly _Sg_o_t__c__lt Juggler.

world's

foremost

THE GOLDEN GATE REVUE FROM

SAN FRANCISCO Ten beautiful girls with msznlilwii

costumes with

ulodcrn lighting effects and ellhi 1'19" °'°h°""' l“ ' scintillating Revue. '

Each afternoon August 13th to 16th inclusive there will lu- nine or more heats of harness racinK Wm‘ V‘““"""m° acts interspersed. They will be afternoons Y0" Wm "H" lllfket. You cannot afford to miss one.

OUTSTANDING EVENING SPECTACLES

E ning entertainments in front of Grand Stand will be more gorgeous and colorful than ever. Fourteen acts ill vaudeville with aerial acrobatics and death-defying. Mill‘- rnising stunts, balanced with humorous emeﬂainment that will make your sides split.

THE GOLDEN GATE REVUE The Golden Gate Revue with tho ten glamorous girls will

ef

shown in several numbe

fects. ‘ WALLY WALLACE

with magnificent iightilll

Noted Canadian singer and entertainer will feature each afternoon and evening performance.

As a finale evening shows there will be a short. snappy Pﬂllram featuring a brilliant display of llrﬂvﬁfkl-

BILL LYNCIPS MERRIEST MIDWAY

Will hold forth on the Main Grounds

"Iitlilllss. It is bigger and better than ever. Admission free to Main Grounds afternoons and eveuinll-

cGrand Stand afternoons for races and vaudeville. 750. hi

ldrcn 50c. Grand Stand Eveninls. 85c, Children Mo.

afternoons and

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Because these multitudes should curry away with them a. comprehensive and favourable impression of Canada, the government planned the Canadian exhibit with the utmost care. Under the direction of the Department of Trade and Commerce, the handsome Canadian Pavilion was designed in Canada and built of Canadian materials. It is situated on the Fair grounds, close to and South of

The exhibits beneath its

spacious roof attractively portray Canada as a. world-trading centre; a land oi almost unlimited agricultural and. natural resources; a country of opportunity to: commerce and manufacture; a

leoWfctdh

lIll-[ERE is probably no place outside the British Empiz

e where a more favourable location ior a Canadian exhibit could be found than at the World's Fair, New York. From the United States and many other countries, millions of people visited the Fair last year, while millions more are

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delightful haven for holiday-seekers. Picture Theatre is also located in the Canadian Pavilion. “Canada's Enchanted Windows", a ﬁlm. featuring third dimensional pictures oi Canada as a vacation paradise, is an outstanding attraction.

A Motion

Canada's exhibit at the World's Fair is a tangible

token of our goodwill.

It is also a noteworthy

medium lor increasing trade between the Dominion

and other countries.

ll is through exhibits and

various forms oi publicity and by contacts through. Trade Commissioners that Canada promotes good- will and increases the demand for Canadian pro- ducts. Reports on trading conditions and possi- bilities in other countries are available at all limes to any person interested in export trade. Inquiries addressed to the Department of Trade and Commerce, Ottawa, will be promptly answered.

Canada now has three trade representatives in the United States—at New York City, Chicago and

Loo Angeles.

HON JAMES A. MocKINNON, Mil, Minister J. G. PARMELEE, Deputy Minister

Iwound."Ih‘this7wound_th'—e 51m

would empty almost instantly-a. few seconds- as the aorta was cut a little more than a quarter of its circumference.

Dr. George I‘. Dewar corrobor- ated the evidence of Dr. McGuigan whom he assisted in the autopsy and added that the person would probably be able to move around some yards after the wound was

inflicted. Mrs. Gertrude Dunn testified that she was acquainted with

Jeremiah and Isidore Doucette and saw both of them on the evening of July 13th. at Catherine Dou- cette's. Gaytown. She is (Mrs. Catherine Doucettc) the grand- mother o! the accused and the mother of the deceased, witness added.

Those at the house were Claire Campbell. Willard Dunn. Parker Cummings, Art Hurry, Isidore Dou- cette. Jeremiah Doucettc. Kather- ine Doucette, Allan MacKinnon and herself, witness stated.

Dancing and Playing

Witness said it was about ten o'clock and added they were all drinking beer and Jeremiah Dou- cette was playing the guitar and Isidore Doucette was step-dancing. Jeremiah Doucette and Claire Campbell got into an argument, back and forth talking French. Jeremiah got mad and his grand- mother colled him out 1n the porch or outside the kitchen. I went out behind him, rwitncss stated.

Witness said she saw Jeremiah pulling a knife from his pocket, holding it up above his head and shouting, “Ill kill the —-—.”

He was referring to Claire Camp- bell and I told him not to mind Claire Campbell because he was drunk. I-Ie said "Okay, okay." Witness went back into the kitchen met her husband and said "Let's get out oi’ here." She testified that she could not see the knife as she was thinking of her grandmother and the light in the kitchen was yellow. It was a big knife. It was rot a pocket knife. It was an open knife which she had never seen before.

After she met her husband they sat down for a few minutes. Isi- dore had been out and he came hock and started to ploy and Jeremiah started to dance. We only stayed about five minutes and went out. witness said.

When asked 1f Jeremiah was drunk or sober, she said "l-Ie wasn’t drunk. He was feeling good."

Witness stated that Claire Camp-

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Dom Tar 5 Gods Yoke 31 non A 5 Gold FJvrle 9 Fyagey -— Gold Gate 12 Fiyagpr v T (3 10 Guunai" Gold 4O i__ .. ._ _______ _ _ m" o“ 1 1j§“"t'°§ r 11 H Int. Pete ' H" 0i! Price Corn 12 1-4 I-Inrker 3 1-4 n c Prim; pfd — Hollingerl 11:12 e Home 0i 6 u = Adjourned After Nickel 33 1-4 Int Peted 14 3-8 I I Iterr Ad 221 n Five Testify ‘f Ilcke Shore 19 1-2 B Frederick Gardner Immaqm‘ 495 mi Associatiid Press Financial Writer %Ig3ighCad s; l-I The adjourned preliminary hear- Tim‘, L L no lng of Jeremiah Doucette, charged NEW YORK. July 29-(513-5 ‘L; * 330 with wounding with intent to boat-er than eXPWWd 110111111 111 Mfllsgiza 144 cause grievous bodily harm was this week's steel mill operations Mildspn 33 resumed at the Ponce (your; yes. estimate n-pparentiy touched cif a I ‘qh t1 9,, terday before stipendiary Magis- t-lcctzve stock market rally today T’ N‘; 1 2 trate K. M. Martin. that Ill-led favorites 1-2 points and f’? 10b ' Five witnesses, including the a ftw as much as 4. g wife of the accused, gave evidence Canadian issues showed advances ‘Tpwqﬁ-erq 29 3|; the hearmg which ‘ca; m1. fractions l one int. Dome * - journcd until this morning in the of 0 p0 lvionctn 4i gal-nod a point and Holunger and NON-nan 5;, Police Court. Imperial Oil fractions while Inttr- ‘ _‘ m1 is Mr. C. St. Clair Trainer appear- nntional Nickel lost a fraction. In NmTQ 85 ed for the Crown and Mr. R. R. the bond market Canada 4s gam- QB‘ "n 29 1 2 Bell for the accused. ed a-s. 0mg?‘ t 29 1_',, Dr. James 1). McGuigan testi- Tlic Associated Press average of or” I a 9' 3 “ fled that he was in the Charlotte- 60 issues held net improvement of gﬂﬂéat 25 town Hospital when Mrs- Helen .2 of a point at 41.7, best upswing P2310816 100 Doucette was brought in Sunday since July 16, Volume of 255.990 P , m. ,4 morning. July 14th. and he attend- Slmm. L-onu-agitgd with 272,510 “l?” ' 1d 150 ed her. she was suffering from m“ Fridaxh Pym" F0 255 shock—not complete. There were saeel production for the current pckqllllow 7o five wounds 0n her back. Two on week was plﬂced at 904 per cent of 59w‘ - 13 the right side, two on the left and capaciby up g2 points m, a peak t >1“ $03’ _. 7B one in the upper right. hip. These level slricc lac-t- Dece-mber. lPfﬁlTtl er ,.. 176 W01!!!“ 118d Shari) 601895 and 1R9"? Among stock; Chrysler Jmnped F?" ‘mt 2 puncture wounds. They differed in 4 points and eiided up a 1-2. Well in Quﬂfw“ t» a baudepth. the longest- beins five inches from were U S SW9, Bethlehelnl qoc em 9 $8 and the others three to four inches CrGIlETRI Motors- Great Northern “t An t 180 m depth- The wmlnds passed Southern Rumba‘, Crown Cork‘ isimd-‘mi ' a through skin, flesh and muscle but consondated 53150;, Westinghouse: 5"“ tR V" _ 18 1 2 did not puncture any vital organs. Eastman Kodak Kennecotl. and J 8mm fr 65 ' He testified that the wounds C Penney ‘ Iglgorggtt 550 were glalntedhaniliudping from the ' , ' _ ~ woun s n t e s n iey were pro- lvljglzvesllsxgriecalstgﬂcgpreg gilsghihycq EEC” gg duced by a sharp instrument a j Texas Corp Boeing Sperry. "laden k 155 little more than half an lnch-S-B A-rinerican Televlhone Western mil S-ieﬁp RM 4 1 2 o’ an inch’ The patient is sun ion Woolwomli and‘ International 2mm Lake 10 - "m" treatment‘ he added" Nléke] ‘ ‘tmggmll no Witness told of performing an Eqm-i V_ mnwmems on GPnPmI so?" asn 225 autopsy on the body of Isidore Mt. ugh“ Cork and oonson- so ‘van :26 Doucette and finding that the d ‘Eezrsbdlgon re u com sﬂmmt” h 305 cause of death was a "hemmor- on... r’ m 32223215‘. n “Y a fro; i.“ “n- __i__.______ ventures 240 $11.“ ‘,’,'.,,§‘,§fi,",h',f§§° ,2... ‘Znﬁﬁﬁ... wgggwgm“ 29g ‘I310 wtliunfd tin ‘the skin had slflnrp . - -» -- - —- --.. ~ ~ e gas. 1a o iree-quartc-rs o an Tun- - W” “m3 58° inch in length and it extended downwards and inwards. witness UNIHSTE“ stated. It was u lﬁllllCftllfﬁ wound pass rig thrcuzzh the le tchest wn l. nalhtmsle lg the muscle. rib. inncr order of the PH“ o“ left lung and thence to the aorta. Baum“ your cereal Market A Death Not Immediate Til-lo" with l! l‘ 0 u n d Asked how long aftecri- the wound ' ' ' . was inﬂicted would eath occur. chlcken. Conmms chm Gldncn witness answered. "As the artery

ken gizzards, hearts, I livers, skins and bone. | Case contains 2 doz. Nett wt. cOntents 45 lbs. Endorsed by Govern- ment Field man and t leading ranchers. l _, Cheaper than meat.

The Royal Packing Company

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iNQW York-Stocks closed higher.

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Toronto-Mining and industrial stocks higher; western oils off slightly.

Montrenl-Utllitiol lower; palwll. other industrial: and golds hill!- er.

Winnipeg-Wheat unchanged a! pegged prices.

New Ytlflh-CON/OII and sugar low- er; rubber higher; coffee m- changed.

was not completely severed. its time of emptying would be variable. It would not: cause immediate death." The body would be able to move around for some time until all the blood would be discharged from the wound ln the aorta. Cross examined by Mr. Bell the witness-stated the person would be consciou as long as there was proper blood supply to the brain. He would have the use of his arms and legs but not for very long. It depended on the time it took the blood to empty from the

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bell left with them and also Par- ker Cummings and Art Hurry. Isidore and Jeremiah were still there when ‘we left. We wanted Isidore to come with us but he would not. come. He stayed behind.

Cross examined by Mr. Bell witness said Jeremiah sometimes stayed with his grandmother at nights. Jeremiah was more or less raised by his grandmother. She said Isidore and Jeremiah were working at that time together st Beach Grove Inn. painting and papering. Questioned further she said Jlercmiah got mad

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argument with Campbell. "He flared up", she said. “and threat- ened to kill somebody." The res- son for the argument was that Mr. Campbell did not like the sec- 0nd piece Jeremiah played on the ukulele.

Witness said that Mrs. Jeremiah Doucettes name was not mention- ed while s. story was being told. She said Jeremiah was not reel cross. He was drinking s. lot of beer and his grandmother did not want him to drink it.

Witness stated that she did not go to Mrs. Doucettes house very often but her husband. on Satur- day nights, mostly goes there for beer. She added that Mrs. Dou- cette was her grandmother.

Witness Recalled

Constable Augustus Dowling (recalled) told of seeing Isidore Doucetteb lord V B car parked facing east on Fitzroy Street on the morning of July 14th. It was opposite the residence of William Mullins three houses east or the b01138 of Jeremiah Doucctte, he sa .

Cross examined by Mr. Bell he said it was at least three pro- perties or more. Mullins’ house is down the block about half way.

It was the one with the statues. he said. Mrs. Helen Doucette testified

that she was the wife of Jeremiah Doucette and lived at 219 Fitzroy Street. She was the mother of

ried nine years.

Questioned she said "We were married in Montreal and lived there for the first six or eight months and then came back to Charlottetown and we lived in Rocky Point for about a year-be- tween Rockv Point and Fairview"

She testified that on the even- ing of July 13th. she was at her home until nine o'clock then went u to her sister's on Richmond Smet. The went up town ac- companied another sister-Eva --and looked around the stores for a pair of shoes. Later they went down to a cafe and got some tea before going home. "It was about ten after eleven when I left mv sister at the corner, Zakems store on the corner of Grafton and Weymouth,” witness stated.

Witness said she went home and the children were asleep. She took

see if there were any groceries de- livered from Burma's for Sunday. Jeremiah was supposed to have gone over and paid the bill and ordered groceries. He was homo earlier in the evening.

Went To Grandmothers

When witness did not discover the groceries she went out the back door to Gaytown to see if Jeremiah was there. She went. to his grandmother's.

When witnggs arrived there she

formed by his grandmother that he was not there. she said. He had gone away with Isidore and Allan

in snhMcKinnon his grandmother

told

four children and had been mar-,

asked for Jeremiah and was in-'

1 ganewax‘. i Jrrvnliah

l down

ling a quart n’ run ltaitinu drinks t"

a lamp and- went in the hall mi

witness. Witness said she would w. on

yo.

the steps and wan until 1e-

turned. It was about a (l "r to twelve then. she said. 5i. \\'\l'.d- two hours and a half. \\'llllf‘ '. re cwo fellows from 11o- "

staggered into thr- yur/i ed for some bot-r. 51. know them. Thcv “ill? .. house and cumo out inn-r. sat by her and arette. then lei About an ho:

sruokvti A

uess said. The t the Side OI the h/ulsl must hfive been no witness said.

Before this flzr ordered witness o." The old lair’; rmhvsl ' told him I had hot-n doorstep and I h"

one brother he vras new-r in ( The old ladv um Isidore told mo n" attention to hm: '.\ offered to drive J» home. she said.

Three Wcni Home

Witness told of them going homo jabbing hcr in tin- inu at them frr ' When thcr f‘i‘(l(‘l out. The ("nr >1»! » house. Jcrrv v drire him back not and told h

k.

humor um! . -. -

the floor $11.1: »- } '

ers. Witness

told of l

poured 011' would mar. uoinu’ lo n11‘ Pd that. lu- "w ' , fore tlw lllUll‘ v. r- t- ' '1 .. '.';-. cd "I lilit-Ilfifii :1. N» 1‘ I » I - -\,. I was jl-t uirinr 1w" ‘ ‘ witness will

All the 11m" I I

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would pick t. m". up “Ttilig. witness (on . hotter and ho‘ l ‘would _ 'a ~ when ho hm! m" - ‘~ wiz- " tho sod" so "w- " l would cnllccl W"

earned. H»: Sﬁlll I vw» . sport any umuoy he 1w 1

ncss added.

Jeremiah said hr- u-zv- 1' r ~ "‘ ' but Isidore mid "m '1 ‘ ilig in my our." T the ban’: dom- J were both ill\l(lt‘ 'wiis slandini: on . the door when h» 1 ‘ ' went up to him mm .-~~1 z -

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