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(Special to The Guardian) MONTREAL, June 25. -luilicat- ii _, lire not. lacking unit the Brit- it. ‘Empire Exhibition is fulfilling its mission in placing before the i-lleas of the Britsb isles the op- rtunties and developments oi be Dominions overseas.

In. a letter received today at headquarters of the Canadian Na- tional Railways in Montreal Phillip». European manager of the BYBii-‘m. stated that up until June 7th, the iniiilon mark in attend- ance had been passed at the Cana- dian National Railways pavilion at Wembley the total number of visit- ors up to that date being 1.012.000. lu addition to private indivi- duals who have visited the Cana- dian National Railways exhibit there have boeu n large number of distinguished pcrsonnges. This list is _naturally headed by Their Majesties the King and Queen of England, tho Prince of Wales anil the King and Queen oi ltaly. Two former Governor Generals, the Duko oi (Jcnnaught and the Duke of Devonshiro were also visitors. All was rcporteil some time ago, the brother of tho King oi Siam was one of those who was particu- larly interested in tho trunspontii- tlnri equipment exhibit oi the . Ctlflflilillll National Railways and Mr. Phillips reports that another member of royalty who ovinceil considerable interest ‘in this partic- uinr exhibit was Count Aza, brother oi the Mikado of Japan whd with Countess ‘Azn was .:i ro- tiUli. visitor to the building. The Countess expressed herself as lia- iiig charmcil with the revolving

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Major-Gen. J. l-l. MlcBrien, 0t tlWI‘ Chief of Stuff of tho Canadian Mlitt l, whown at Bellevllle on the dly of the military parade in connection with the United Empire Loylllltl celebration. He made the journey by airplane and returned by the nlr route. The distance from Ottawa to Believiiie la 110,miles and the return trip we: made in two hours.

Against U. S. A.

(Canadian Pren) v TOKIO, June 25——Evldenccs of the keenost resentment against thc United States broke out hero after receipt oi the news oi the slaying oi two Japanese near San Pedro last week, but with tho arrival oi more detailed dispatches, indlcat ing in- tho opinion oi Government officials that the murders hnd no connection with tho Japanese- American situation excitement sub sided somewhat.

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ploalon aboard the British irelg"

Radicals Declare

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Flashed in Over the-Wilt! .

(Canadian Price.) LONDON. Juno Zia-United Btatee will be lnyltod to lend a representative to the proposed Allied conference in London in Julyln any capacity the United Staten. Government thlnkc fit. ‘The Bfiuif- Government le preparing lnvtiatlonc. Jlpln will he included among the na- tione invited. it la hoped that Premier Muleollnl of Italy wlih be able to represent hlii nation ' ‘in peraon at the conference.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Flve vnen were believed to have been burned to death lato yeuterday in a fire that followed the es.

ter Egremont Castle at her dock in Brooklyn. Seven other men were seriously burned.

' WASHINGTON. Juno 25-- -Fifty or more of tho principal oil compinlles of the United States "were ttaoked in anti- trust proceedings instituted by the government today in the Federal Court of Chicago. Attorney General Stone asked for an injunction to restrain companies from further viola- ‘tlon of the Sherman AnbliTi-uet Act which he charged against them.

Right To Govern ' Is Theirs

sociaied Boards oi Trade was held tn Charlottetown on Tuesday night the 2-ith instant, the Prieslileni, Mr» J. 0. llyndman, presiding. Mr. P. W. Turner acted anfiocretary Mr, liunbnfs absence-

were represented as follows:

ick, Tigni-sh, Messrs Joli}. Birch and F. L. lingers, Albcrtoii. Summer-side 4W Mcssrs J. llcilioy lloiina-u and .i. E. MOFISFS S. A_ Mclimiziiil. J. l’. Gor- don, A. A. liomeroy, l-i. ll. Boer. R.

illlgglus. E. T. lliggs, J. 0. llyiiil- man, and P .W. Turner. Souris by

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iAn Executive Meeting of the As:

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The several Boards ot‘ Trade

West Prince by»—Mr. J. ll. Myr-

Czimpliell. Charlnttciown by

C. Mulch, N. Rnttonbury, W. ll.

ll. ll. Acorn.

The Central -Klng's not represented. Various matters oi‘ business enr- rleil- over i‘rnm the Animal Meeting were dealt with. - A resolution was pals-sied unani- mously asking for ilm zippoiiilincnt of an .lisl:iiiilc.r on the Doard of Rail- way Management to fill the vacan- cy cziizseil by thc. i-cccut ilcuili of Mr. J. li_ Sinclair. who rcpreseiiiiail Maritime interests.

At thc Annual Xlccilng last year an invitation ivns very kindly ox- tcndcil by ilic Wcst Princc llonril oi‘ Trade to hold the. Animal liectliig in lilil-i at. Alberlou, lmt afici- giving ihc mutter cunisiileratiim it was de- cidcil and iiuiuiliuousl_v agree-d lliat a moic cculriil location was “Hilf- ziblc for the couvciilciicc. ni‘ reliYPF"

Dcaril was

v I V a ‘Associated Boards oi Trade W Their Annual‘ Meeting Here and Invite Farmer Organizations To ‘Be Rep-

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‘I ’ at Charlottetown and on motion the

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invitation from Charlottetown was unanimously accepted.

mated a ilesl-re to become members y of the Associated Boards and co-

operate with lhe busliiws men for, l; the pomp co. Applications for membership g

institutes:

East Baltic Farmers‘ Jnstliuio. Central Farmers’ Jnstltute. Flax-it Point ll“8l"llli$l\l' institute,

cs that islanders were at last wak-

oi more prosperous times. Jt Wila also ileciilcd to invite all

Charlottutounu on the iitli oi‘ August

lwcim lhe -Fiii'uiier and innit and a special letter will he sent out shortly to all the Farmers‘ institutes. it is expected that Mr. T. .A. Benson of the Dominion iLive Stock licpaHnieii-l, Toronto. will conic to lhe island at that time and add-rcss the Meeting on the needs

eniziilvro from :ill parts oi‘ the Pro-

and advantages of cooperation i‘or

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well Cove wag found dead in his The President announced that se- room at the boarding house oi Mrs. veriil Farmers institutes hail lntl- John MoKlnrion, .137 Hlllsborg .51"

m" illiaflisiifl B! U19 197ml“ where he was unsuccessful lu a

were presented from the following [pg to reports, in low spirits since his arrival here on ‘Tuesday.

death, neighbors noticed was acting Them‘ “lmumuuns We“? a" M‘ midnight his ln-uilliiily heard him ccptcil and it was with general sa- movgng about m; your“ h, a ma“. ilsiiiction uiudilelight that the var- “m. “m; hldlcuted extrema mgntfll ioua members expressed themselv- Matte,“

lug up to the fact that in these dif- ,, iicult times the only remedy or soi- Mm Mncmnmm we,“ “Dem; uiion is for all to get together auil knocked M m“ room gum-I wynclubord make united efforts for the return she mum] lockup nucelvinn m, an“. ‘ wer she called assistance.

the Farmers’ institutes throughout mum’ m“ deceased was mum; m, the l'rovlnc.o to oeuil Ileprcseutatr the bu‘. puny grownup “m; w“), ives to tho Annual Meeetlng of the n hmue ha" [med Wm, cm-[mnc M. Associatcil llozirils to be held in‘

i" dmcm“ mm“ “my m“ ‘mpmmm rival. found a letter on lhe person quivsilon of closer cooperation be- o‘ deceased which c‘aarly Show,“ Hughes‘; that suicide was the (rouse oi his

The news of the 5153.1“! w“ m“. iglcoiflic mloldel tcfnJitsper Natliozilal played with the greatest promin- l" - °‘"1 PW" "i" ‘e c d; p e ) cnce in all the newspapers. Lend- man?!” ‘mm (’°‘"“'" A“ gm’? mnmoysyparyiil], ‘film: ;_:,._.1),.;ymg m5 "flmw" publication“ applmred the equipmmm “xmmt a mo“ constituted authority a ‘group of

with inflammatory statements against the United States, prom- pted by the murders. Police took special measures for the safety oi United States residents, owing to the serious proportions thc situa- tion assumed until inore Cilmploio advices were received.

Steps r0 Fail... Improve The Egg Industry

The attention oi thc Guardian has been drawn to this matter through tho advertisement appear-

mlnute inspection.

lie stutcdwthut owing to the fact that much rehabilitation of railways is to be done in his country be- cause of the havoc wrought by the earthquake, ho was casting about for liloas in transportation equip- ment uuii he UXDPBSHKH] himself as being pnijtliaiilarly interested in the

radicals or irommun'sts in an ai- tcmpt to completely dominate the. country ncnr Valhalla in the Grand Prairie District have institu- ‘lcd threats of violcnco against sot tiers oi Angl Saxon birth accord- iug to a farmer of the neighbor hood who arrived here yesterday

tourist and . unionist cars of thc Ammmmg m m!“ ‘nmrllmflan Cannmm, m||ways_ members oi a party, which is known as tho Lake View Com-

A [mrtiru of the Canadian Na- tional building is devoted to the projection of motion pictures oi Canada. Some of these pictures show many 0i the mos-t beautiful scenic features of the Dominion, and others deal with the natural resources unii industrial (levclop- merits of the country. That their influence ibiist necessarily be oi a far‘ eacliing nature is to be eoii-_

muniiy Ilcaguo have opcniy stated they are a law unto themselves and lhzit their orders and instructions to the ri-st of thc. scttleinuiit are going to be enforced according to their ideals oi government.

S. A. Paper Upholds

lng elsewhere lu this issue. As in-

Vlilifif- MP- S. -'\~ Mfniiiiiiiii, PFCSL the general welfare of-the commun- dcut oi’ illc Charloticloivii‘ lionrd my ilicn extended an invitation to meet

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First Session ciflDeihcocralsM Convention Said To Have Brought Deflation Of His Boom.

(Canadian Prose) notc speech

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eluded when it is related that up to

Canadafs Stand

NEW YORK,‘ June 25. —l)oflnlto chhlriunu, Scuator ’l‘homas J.

from Providence Ii. l., on Saturday ‘lnight to take charge of thefuuerzil arrangements.

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Mian ' Fitlmil. Dflilil in Bfltltdillg House Yesterday - Used Cathol- ic Acid

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Charles A. Gillie, a native of 0r-

estsrday at noon. The deceased who. it is supposed. ad lust returned iroin the States

oarch for work, hail been, accord-

On tho evening previous to his that he

strangely, and about

When he did not appear ior eith- .r breakfast or illnncr yesterday-

When entrance was gained to his

d clutched in his hand. Coroner Dr. llouslon, on his ar-

flguflp An inquest was considered unnecessary.

illl response to a telegram sent yesterday afternoon, N. D. McLean at whose parlors the body was plac ed, received word from Archibald A. Giills brother of the deceased that he. would probably arrive here

Committee Report Disproves Charges Against Murdock

(Canadian Preae) . OTTAWA, Ont., June 25.——- Joseph Archambnult (Liberal (Iliambly-Vecheres) chairman of the Committee on privileges and elections which investigated charges made against lion. James

ed the 49th Annual Communication of the A. F. and A. M. of P. E. l. at the local Masonic Temple.

gates were present at the three sessions held during the day.

lowing oillcers were elected and installed:

gomery.

m m! Simpson. i‘ I Grand Sword Bearer. ~w. w.

ton. Grand Tyler, R. S. Douglas.

Order oi the Eastern Star present-

Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock rand Master E. W. MacKay open-

Ullwards of one hundred dela-

At the evening session the iol-

Grand Master, W. C. Lawson. D. G. M., Dr. J. F. Martin. G. Sr. W., W. G. MacDonald. G. Jr. W., W. J. Drake. Grand Treasurer, A. Horne. ilraud Sec’y., Capt. E. Kemp.

DEALING WITH. PROILEPI

Lord Blanoaburgh, formerly Blr Robert Younger, who lo one oi the Grand (lhapluin. Rev. ILAJ-lrown. members oi the Board of the Judi- (lrund Steward. A. ll. Brennan. clal Committee of the Privy Coun- Sr. Grand Deacon. W. J. Mont-‘cli appointed to decide whether the Brltlah government can con- stitutionally lppblnt an lrleh boundary commlnlon.

DiscussionsbAt " Can. Good Roads Conference

Jr. Grand Deacon, C. Ray Morris. Grand Marshall, G. E. Full.

Srfiranil Steward, H. A. McPhee. Jrtlrand Stewsnl, Morley Acorn. Grand Standard Bearer, Joliu

Grand Pursuivant, Stanley Tan-

T J ST. ANDREWS BY THE SEA. he “idles o‘ orysm Chapter‘ June 25. —Costs speciiicptionsaud control of highways were the three subjects discussed at this mornings session oi the Canadian Good Roads Conference, papers be d read by J. L. Bouleager, Dopdty Minister of Highways for Quebec, A. S. MacMillan, Chnirltlluof Nova Scotla Highways Board and W. H. Connell oi Pennsylvania, N. ~ S. Highway Department.

Hon. William Chisholm, _Npva Scotia, Minister of Hlgbwlil was the presiding officer for the ies- slon but did not deliver on ‘ad-

cd bouquets of roses to the newly installed officers.

English Open Golf Championships Begin To-day

- (British Uni-ted Press) HOYLAKE, June 25——Flns weath er tempered b) winds from the

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sea, is in iprospect for the start oi the British open-golf championship tomorrow in which 80 profession- als and six amateurs are entered.

Two rounds will be. played tomor row and .two on Friday. Everyone who has observed the qualifying rounds seems to think the contest is remarkably open. No one is an outright favorite with the book- makers who bave come into Hoy- lake as though it were a racing center. Most of the expert obser- vers go no fiiriher than to cautious ly predict that eight men four 0i them Britions and four Americans —are the most likely to bs tho ones fighting ior the trophy when tho iiual round begins.

Murdock, Miulsteflof Labor, moved in the Ilouse of Commons this aft- ernoon for adoption of the report oi that committee.

timated therein, “It la now contr- ary to the law ior anyone to buy or all nope except on n graded bull." The

not but be admitted, as when eggs arc bought on a one prlco for all grades the enterprising and cnrcfiil farmer receiving lhe same prlco io good quality eggs as the indiiferen

for his extra labor anil carep-cou- sequently a great many small, dirty, stale and poor eggs are being marketed to the injury of tho whole industry, and a serious loss to all concerned. This injury and loss could bo avoided ii eggs wero all marketed ctrlotly irech and all of beet qquailty. Not only this but if tho present price oi best grades was secured for all eggs

it would mean many thousands of

dollars extra returns to the iarui ers oi this Island. This, loss is a reel, though avoidable, waste, and only requires the too-operation oi all concerned to overcome it.

lf the farmer gathered his eggs freeb every day; kept the nests clean; used the small eggs at home; marketed his eggs once or twice weakly: anil if the merchant or gatherer who buys from the farmer would do his part by_ goi- tlng the eggs to their destination promptly. many thousands oi doi lars would be saved to tho produc- er. lt is simply a case of ouch do- ing their part.

‘We commend lhe legislation and actlonoithe egg ilcslers ns in the host interests of the ills: ludust ry. and an clforl which should ro- celve the co-opsrnilon oi all con COIlIBl|-—|T l8 GOOD BUSINESS 1'0 STOP WASTE.

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RATla-to WI’!- "l eaoli insertion this column.

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‘LilT CARRIER WANTID- Al)‘ ply Guardian office.

‘WINULOE HALL TO-NIGHT.— Concert d: Candy calm-ll.

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pier cottage at York Point. ply Guardian.

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i-IAVI FAITH

y‘ ‘ fiyigilne tl-Tlio Pu in

‘mm’ 7m the al-i-elldance in the and final elimination of WilliamlWalsh, of Montana, whose address 31008638 Dim-NI: hi!" flvflffliiiiil (Brmsh unned PrQQQJ G. McAdoo as a candidate for l‘rc- is expected to have almost as much ' p" we“ ' lIIONiDON. June 25.-<_S__t_r_on~ ap- sidcnt was announced tonight by about Teapot Dome as Harrison's proval of the attitude ‘tal-keniby‘ Prc- George Eh Brisnnan. “liihfi 1mm"! iifflliiltiilthg iaiit thm Walsh ist a

~ " mier King on lho ilausanno Treaty Boss. W 0 i1 H0 311i O 11°" "We H?" 1"" 9° ‘"1 filllllml‘ 9i‘ Is tztikeu by tho lilo Iluigor tho m". thought the ilcmncrn-tic Cmiiviru- of McAdoo. Time must also be

ficlai organ oi‘ the Nationalist par- ly in South Africa according to des- patchcs from (lope Town. ‘Phe news paper states that lhe good work which King has done l-n the iuitttci" oi constitutional ilovolopmon-t oi‘ llm iCm-pire will undoubtedly recei- vo the strougcsi support from tho Nationalist government. The jour- nnl maintains however. that so long as t-ho outer world iloes not. rcgaril the llomiu-iniis in: comple- tely o-qual to liritain and s0 long as Britain continues to endeavor to impress upon tho outer world tho iiudlvisl-hility oi‘ the umpire Can- ada's ntlltuilc will bo ineffective.

The lilo lliirgor says that ihc correspondence that passed be- twnen the lirliish government and Ottawa is oi the greatest import- ance through affording a concrete example oi‘ certain currents oi op- ln-iou regarding imperial relation- chip.

Former Islander Dies in Bridgewater, N. S.

.(Canadlan Prose) BRIDCICWATEII, N. 8., Juno 25. ~—.lamos A. Maclleun, K. C., iigcil 72 years, one of the best known lnwycrs oi this province died nt his home hero at 11.30 this niorn- l

, Capture Motor

(Canadian Prue) GREDNFIELD, June 25——A sign on the main highway between South Vernon, Vt., and tho Mount llcrmon railroad station today warns motorists to beware of a swarm oi bees In that locality. The sign was placed them by town au- thnrltles because John Delaney oi Vernon, who is employed in Green- field, drove his automobile along yesterday, where the honey-makers hail collected on a limb overhang- ing the roadway, bending tho limb down so low that Mr. Delaneyb car struck it. He was compelled to sook safety in flight, but not hcioro he was badly stung. chiefly about the face. Tho beos took possession oi lhe car and it was several hours before tho owner could recover it.

Allied Raids In The Ruhr

(Canadian Preas) DUSSELDORF. Juno 2i'i—\Viile- spread raids have been made in tho French and lielgian occupied ‘zones during the. inst few days by ‘thc military authorities in search oi evidence of Nationalist or mil-

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“g2? raréiiélsntfihthoflt-oa haw, lie was a native oi New Lcndonf - 1 .

searched two hundred and fifty p- 1'" l" i‘ M"“°"' nz"ijg’glxi"égili

and Conservative. iliilatp in the provincial elections in 1800-1804. The funeral will he held Sunday afternoon.

Postal Situation

houses, arrested forty persons and seized numerous documents. The Belgians have made more than ono hundred raids and taken a few per- sons in custody.

British Housewives Organize Buying Strike

(Brltliah United Pren.) IMImNh Juno 26.-—llriiisi\ hou- ris-wlves are organ-ill"! ii WW0?“ strike in prolest against the rise in iooil stuff prices. Flour, butter, cheese and bacon have already ris- on in price whilst sugar and ten are expected to follow suit immediately Provision merchants predict con- tinuance oi this upward trend ii-nd expect a masked increase in iivinii

costs.

Loaders of tho League maintain t la duo to-the maailWW-"l" °i mm‘ binittloae and theY- are organizing for o notional roro aiioinot irrel- ent prlool. .

(Canadian Proaa) TOONTO, June 2i'i—l’raotlcrilly no change in the postal i-‘lliuitlon in Montreal. Toronto and Windsor caused by tho strike of employees in thcso cities was roportoil ovcr- nlght. The Dominion government remains iirin in its refusal to grant concessions to striking WOIKGPlLW io accorifng to tho Dominion Foiloni- tlon officials, are ilrm in their re finial to return to work until their