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resonates i'.'.v'i':.'.=.“'°~°

been A in tvlornct sun.

"lllSfllIll1l1rrrs Ptcutiinpisirn ur hui

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LONDON, _JUIIB 22-- Yesterday's

all

fl§“€?5v§.T.‘lZSZ't°'§3..fN°‘l'i.§°i§’§ii.‘fi.f§’ CHUSHED AGAINST $l'I|P’S SIDE.

Honors list shows wise choice. The

evening Standard causticall re-` --_ _ _

marks thafrowiug to the dii‘IieulNy

in » ‘_

£252"2i§°..f.'lZ...f.‘i7.';"l’;‘$‘?:..gg gg; When Carried Off 'His Feet by Companion Who desperately on the unusual course of, ` _ _ . I ==1-me me no -or Had Became Entangled in 'a Hoist. Fel

honors.

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SHIIT ANI] WIIUNIIIII

(Canadian Press.) PARIS, June 21.- Henri De Rot

chschlld was shot and wounded in th leg, in front of the Boulevard Cai tonight. His assailant is owner of

Creamery who declared himself ruin cd by the establishment of a cream cry by liothchild for philantbropi

purposes.

Five shots were fired but only on took effect. Henri De Rrmiehild is H Doctor of Medicine and an author of note. _llc is a large contributor to charity.

IANTHIIUAKE INV

A SEVEIIE STIINM,

(Canadian Press.)

BATAVIA, June 2l.- Several Is-

Overbuard, Dead

I Water.

MONTRFAL. June 22.- Arthur L€l'l10l'Il0, a dock lnhorcr of the Elder

élllempstcr l.ine in this city, lost his G ,life in a' peculiar manner while at

‘work this afternoon assisting to nn-

” load the steam.-r Kwurra, the Elder ‘ » Dempster pier at Hochelaga, ' -‘\ Iwi!-Thlior. rl. Lange, became en- ° tangled in a rope when the win_chman

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Before Hitting the

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began to_hnul up. With heels up and

» grabbed Lemoyne and pulled him oil

the vessel with a crush. Lange let go

tho water. _ I

IHHESTEII UN

BVIHEHV CHANGE

GODEHIUH, June 21.- Police

lllugistrute Kelly this afternoon re-

manded for trial Dr. A. H. MeKlin; Conservative Candidate, also Rev,

cry charges preferred against them

TWELVE PEIIPLE IINNWNEII

I IN THE NAVIEEII IIANAL

-SYRACUSE, N. Y., June 22.-

y'i'W¢rlve people, mostly women and children, were drowned in the Oswego

Jos. Elliott, in connection 'with brih-,canal East lllghli when a launch in

'which they were riding struck a sub

ihhnh in North British New oiiihen,|l>v -l°\"1 E- Hunter. Orssnisf °f'"“"“°‘1 1°¥ ‘md °“l’SiZ°d- "Ile"

' ' d

were devastated by an earthquake and storm, according to reports re-

ceived here today. Hundreds of`

houses collapsed and a number of natives were drowned.

Minsrd'» Linimeiit our niphtherls.

connilisen ms

we LITE rea.

classification

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One cont par word seen insertion l|

this column. Cash must. accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-live °°_“"_'; ___.____ __ __ rnnsn Lossrsns 'rnnAif"”1TT

Htewart'o l'l.estu.urant, Queen Street

VA __W :ro-55-6-2ll1\_4 aiistpp. ‘

FOR SA_LE.-- HOUSE WITH /\LL` modern improvements. 14 Brighton

lxnox Church here, A

WILL WELCOME NEW CARUINAL.

OT'l‘AWA_ June 20.- Sir Wilfrid

Laurier, Hon. L. P. Pelletier, Bruno Nuntcl, G. J. Doherty, and possibly Louis Cfildexre, if the latter returns in time, from his western trip, will go to Quebec to partie pate in the

Cardinal Begin will be accorded a public reception in Quebec on Tue day, the 23rd, while on the ,24th he will be lianquetted. The leader of the opposition and the cabinet min- isters iiamed will go in their capac- lty as private citizens, while a num- iicr of nn-enibcrs oi parliament will also attend.

nlcmins 'ro smhmhn

NEW YORK COMPLETION.

Road. Apply Gaudet and Has- Zard. _V____»_M W 30L‘il-6-2()M3ipd.

WANTED.-A-» GOOl),' SMART BOY

to drive bread delivery team. Ap- ply at once, D. Stewart, lax Kent __ _stre_et. s-za-M31. FOR SALE OLD PAPERS. PAR-

tles requiring paper for bureaiix, shelves, etc., should apply to The Guardian Odlce. 2604-5-30Mtf. WILL THE l’AR'|`Y WHO TOOK THE

cow from the Morell Hotel on

Thursday last return il; without.

fllrthir tfouhle. M3i.

NEW YORK, June 20.- Repairs on the American liner New York where she struck last Saturday morning hy* the Pretoria were com- pleted lusi night and it was an- nounced that she would sail today on schedule time. So well did the renairmen do their work that it is dldicult to sce where the hole had

' e ' ` ` t ', . §u§,m,§’,"|‘,‘,f,,‘f,'§’§,‘,',ff°,'§‘:,‘;,n_‘Vi h th’ W' o_ss_1>1r_Nr., .nmeuzz-1>eter Rebate

were 19 on board and seven rcache the bank in salty. They were on their way hom.: after a day spent at Lake 'Rei-iorts.

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EXEIIIITIIIN llE_IlAl|AN lllll

V.-pas-e-FFHQ-4-I

Ill

ni. lslnn

SlrW- W- Sullivan Included

in King’s Birthday Honors,

IN in Addition to Earlier List

,Given in Yestcrday’s Guar- dian. I'

In the list of birthday honors un-

nuunced in a. Vanitdian Press des- patch in yesterday morning’s Guard-

. IH EMPRESS 0F

Hull

_ General.

CONTRADICTORY

IRELAND INQUIRY

of Ship Over a Mile from Place Where Captain Kendall Says She Was Hit. En- ' _quiry Interrupted by Luncheon to Governor

~ ian Hmmm, n ,mea E ,tt d b ` `('Ouuailiun Press.) _ _ orders, hc put the helm hard nport

head down Lange, in desperation, '_hc’,hm,_diBn.:_ collrvggolglgllentc pmbyi QU'|i.l1l¢.c_ June zlr- Inquiry into gust licforc the collision aroused rin-

fll. S. SIIPNEINEIIIIIIIT

HEVEIISES IIEIIISIIIN

iv/isi11»iG'1‘oN, .liiiic 22.- The Sllhreino Court today reversed the decision of the eighth United States (‘ourt of Appculn which held that vows of poverty in Catholic orders were void because they were against public policy,

_aa

MEMBEHS IIE _

EUHESIIIV ASSIVN

VISIT P. E. ISLAND

-__

_ “bl 1 le un, 0 . ’ _ the wreck of the _l<lmprcss of ireland tcrest at Hi~.turdiiy niorning's ses.

the dock. 'l‘lic latter' swung against icstyp§B¥b1chann5;)ur§c:::?;:2F the can will be continued tomu`rrow morning sion. The witness stated he did not

_ one of the Umitted names was that When lt ‘F “Xllected (ihief Engineer think 'the action caused the collision,

Lemoyne who dropped out of sight of Chief Justice Sullivan of Prince Syverstcrr- of the Collier will go expluiningi that the helm was put and was probably dead before he hit |,:d“,Md Island W-ho Wim honored trick in thc box._ hard apart in the attempt to offset

with the time Of' Knight Bachelor. lhe inquiry '.1 expected to lastjthc effects of the purrent. He also The Guardian heartil congratulates Emvcml -v,veekB- yet' lhqugh .Lord comended that the Ship ‘Im “Ut

Y Mcrsev it. anxious to get it finished chan ‘ `

, - - - - ~ _ _ _ . ge her course because she lost "h’__Y'1E"ed W' Sullivan Im th” “’°u` Interesting evidcnceis expected from her ,.,t@e1»,,ge w,,,y_ He pu; the bei",

mcii ed honor._ U M _ V Tha title nf - Knight liaehclor was mls lglirlnllgg “l\Tll;l1é1€gO;hTe iI;iiig,ln of hard a port because the ordertofhthvie

. _' ‘ _ ` ~ 1- UFS first mute wut ii little to por _ u

ENlis\3n;0nlHen(i‘ed i1¢vEN.yi1‘1I.'b;\'rcm¢E`:' Ispcnt quit” u day' no effect. ‘Ludwig Fremuiertid who ` ' » '- "' `-' _ ~ _ ’ was at lookout station, said that hmad' vlsltcd thm pmvmsc BBEQW when thc ships came togcthulle v'|'.s wee B 950’ also ELAINE, Q( dm ectk Ql'l-1l.ll‘}(‘, Juno 22.- Maintaining ii Standintr on the for-'Jis ie of the usd] D1' Thomas " 0 ic or Mon _ record for producing ooiitrudictory c0llicr,wntehing; the Empress lcon*-ed T 8' evidcncc which cannot he reconciled, up suddenly in the fog it thil1'B

-i*i-1- , the Eiiipress wreck inquiry unearthed length iiliead. He stuck to his post

u. fact, when given the exact l0¢a.`until he saw the vessels ten feet

H lion of the hull of the liner on the apart, then hc,ran back to the waist

bottom of the St. Lawrence which it- h=l£Cll-

gain drcw attention to the diilerentl ---"--'-

ex ilanations '

4 z' I_ ' ' of the positions of the

' lships at tho time of the disaster,

(Jn the map it was found that the

‘» place of the limprcss is one mile and f' ____ u. quarter' south of the place where

Capt. ixenflnll, Commander of tho _ Empress says shb was hit and one ` ,___

(Ffillcdlcn PNSB-I lihuc north of west Point where chief

S0\7'1`H/\Ml’T0N» '7“3“ ~21-‘Sh*""" Officer 'l`uitenes avers the collision The annual June horse TRW rock 'th showed u “"0 *burst or 0°c\\l`ed~ brought over three thousand intense- s9°cd.I"’ hm mist Sm" -today' Sinni Clint- Gagon of the Dominion Mar- ly interested spectators _from cit hor i-ig _\vn,;_r_chu._nged from $1009, U* ine Department, explained the loca-land country to the Charlottetow "“I3t“"» ‘I-‘1Pt°"'5 'n°W°“I5 °h““e”g°’° tion of the wreck as he buoyed it. IDriving lark yesterday afternoon.

I E0? th” AI”-°"I°”' Cup quit” °ut°E“s5` Taking of cvidcnce was interrupted The races were without exception the 0" “nd farm large areas that We”

Mr. .fumes Lawler, -of Ottawa, Sec-

,retary of the Canadian Forestry As- socinl.ion,,und :\lr. H. R. Morton, the ‘oliicer in rhui'ge of'w00d lots for the Dominion Forestry Branch, Ottawa, are in (‘hnrlottetown for n couple L1.- days in connection with the Domin- ion Fori-stry Convention to he held al, Halifax, September 1-4, and Mr. lvl url-n is also here to make studies of a innnlier of subjects related to the di~v~_-Eoprxient of farmers wood lol. and ata' ir cosiiection with the sup- pfy <-' i-ir. props for the miners |__

\`u\/in tl-Nitin,

.\s sxllainei by Mr. Lawlor in it

Guardian representative yesterday, the object of the Canadian Forestry Ar-isoci:.tioi', and the purpose of inc visit of these gentlemen here, in a nord is to ses that every acre of land in Canada is put to its best use. "Ii," said Mr. Lawler, “all the land in (Iiinada was fit for agricul- ture, the object would be to put the land to that use, but as over two- thirds of ihe total area. of Canada is tit only to grow trees, the aim of `tl1e Association is to have those ,parts segregated from the farming S land, and the timber on them so cut

off that a new crop might be allow-

Y, ed to come on. n- "Unfortunately in different parts of

Canada, wc have endeavored to clear

a 19 year old Italian boy, the tool of ef, uw _ ¢,1¢{¢r bong in her trials, I . , _ Th t d_ not nt for farming and the result is

_ ` ' of- ` ~ .

adilackhund murder syndicate, was ‘executed at Sing Sing today for tl-ie murder of Tony Marrao, of White Plains. lie had been given six months reprieve to _give evidence to expose the murder syndicate workings but had failed to give anythingfof value. Electrician Davis was ill and another acted for him. Davis has executed 111 criminals and this is the first in this state he has missed, ~

_.._a._.__ ISE ANATGSTHIC PISTOL

TO S'l`UPIl_\’Y MAD WOMAN

PARIS June 20.-The “Anaesthetic Pistol," devised by City Chemists at the time of the selge of the victor- ious automobile bandits, wife used successfully tonight ln the capture oi a mad woman.

been made by the Pretoria. The in- Mile. Maignan, an artist, in a fit

tcrior of the ship also underwent a change while repairs were being made outside. 'l`he second cabin was con- verted ini.o a dance hall and a series ol balls has been arranged for cn-

of mania, shot herself in her apart- -ment in the Avenue de Neuilly and threatened her neighbors from auin- .dow with a revolver. The police who were summoned fired several idiots at

TRA°IT5§"_WXN'T`EDTF°“I'MONTE 'tertainment cl the cabin i>nssens°rs~ 6-the whhihh not without enact.

gue sch‘_oc§s, one principal, and two primaries, Martin McKinnon, Sec.

3012-li-llimedi.

wAN"ri5,“"I‘>Ro I n`s'r.\`N'1' '1'nA'ci-i.

er for Mt. Albion School District No; 184. Supplement $40- APDIY

to Body. 3097-a-:23M6ipd.i .

WANTED 'Xiu=i.1o.\'rioNs iron EM- erhld High school, in uotii uncert- ments. Apply to W. ll. Deighnn, Secretary of Trustees.

___ 3061-6-20m06f. iiii _W oP'rIoNs, Eoulhrr AND soho. 1914. Foill. Mink, Marten, ste. Organism# new companies my IDI' ldalty."f‘. d. Ives, Montague.

', use-1-umnu.

'1Ti15l\Ti`§iiiii"'\i'KN"r|~:nT""N"SEC6ND

A

HE WI`<0'I‘E CI-IARLIE’S AUNT.

LONDON, Juno 20.- Brandon Tho- mas, author of "Charlie's Aunt," a play which has been ‘performed many thousands of titres in all parts of the world, and in several languages. died today. He was l';;;‘n at Liver- pool on (ict. 25, 185|.. 1-le studied civil cirgiiieering but left that pro- fession in 1870 to become an actor, and he had a very successful career on the stage for twenty-eight years.

While still on the stage, he wrote innny com:-dies, and was also the

|` The anacsthetic pistol was then . brought into service and fha woman lwas stupified with gas and icmovcd to an infirmary.

EJIM LARKIN HAS RESIGNED

I L()NDON`,. ENG., June 20.-Jim Larkin, Irish strike uifltator, who failed in an attempt to raise tho fiery cross in England has resigned the lendershfip uf iron transport ,\vorkcrs. The Union has 'not prosper- ed since Larkin led it ~to defeat and faces a grave crisis. '

Changes of canvass and reduction

duced her stldness and increased her speed. She sailed without a centre board and was delarcd by yachtpng experts the fastest thing in waters

hcrcnhouts for a'long timel

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HINIIUS MAN VET LAND

l

VA\'COl!Vl~IR, -lunc 22.- The Hin-

dus havc succeeded in getting their case into the Courts and it now looks as if they might yet get ashore under ii. flaw in the regulo- tions.

SHOT DEAD IH BOSTON

T-lO»\"l‘ON, Mass., June 22-In n. sen-

sational rcvolverhght during the nr- rest of Lawrence Robinson, wanted in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on mur- der and robbery charges P.\u';|~ li.- spector 'l`hos_ `-‘. Norton was l\'.|Iril yesterday, llnhiisoii was shot three times but will likely re-xt-vi-1'.

MUST IIET NI".W WAT(lI-IES

twice today because members of the' be-st sccn here in years e s an

Court had to attend a reception giv- ard of the racing was equal to tha

luncheon was given to thc Governor any of the Eastern, United States 0 General by Mr. Justice Lemieux and -_ any other track in Canada. _Th the ucbec District Jud es in the '1.ftr-inoon fairly bfistled with “mtl”

port. ‘

'Phe cause of the tremendous inrush

of water into the punctured hull of the Fmprcss was obviously the mot- ive for rt number of questions asked by l.ord lVler:<ry of \`.'-n. Muir, night ivafch-liiuii, of th" Empress, who was cxamiiirrl rcgai'diiii', how many port holes had been left oprn. y The witness could supply no deliri-

MOI\`(1'I‘O.\, June 22.- llnder stau-

.dard rules on the Intvrrolonial the 'employees of train operatillfr dopurt- ment must get watclics of 21 jewel movement. 'l'hc former standard was 17 jewel. It means about 1000 eni- ployecs must spend $31 each for a watch. -. f

line and the river calm, many were lvft mimi.

JIIEDEU, June 21.-- Aniioinicc-

ment of Jacob Snxe the third officer of the Sl;Ui'siml,. that. though lin knew it was. wrong to cliuiign the nh-ips course in the fog without

Q s ' ' ` -

Chateau Frontenac. lfiiiishes which kept the spectator

'l'his morning an effort was made to keenly ini:-rested, and all went awe. get further details about thenpcration ' feeling that they ' had seen H0011 of the collier from the (‘hlcf Officer, clean sport. The officials handle who filed the scrap and log books, ,thc races very '39-lmb1Y~ TINY dl The attempt was temporarily anon- their best to get the horses out on doued because it was discov- time and there was very little delay cred that like thc~cnginc room i1‘ Illlllinéf 0” the even'-*L log, a nuniher of import- _ ant facts referred to were written up 2-19 CLASS' ‘aftcr an interval of some hours. The ` _ 2 19 Iofllccr hurried oil to Montreal for 'The hrs' “we called .wus th" ' mfrnorandn hc had made at the time Cmss- with nv” "Y°n'tr”'"°d and very

_ . speedy stuitcrs, including the famous

the orders were issued. It develolicrl Dr' qhar U which made his mst ap_

that third officer Saxe had not told ‘ E’ F' Th thc _chief orneer that he had put the n°nrw\°°_ °f:_;\e1&11H;‘f1"i‘; tgfggf-taken”f§ helm of the collier hard to port after 31”” l‘_ésgl`A’1‘;.a‘0f the summary between she had failed to answer to u. little' .°

him and Oakley H. Both are trot-' tern and have hosts of admirers. The first hurt was won by Hilda S. Oak- lcv H. carried the field of the half in

great contest between Sharper and Ililrlu, the luttcr winning IW 2°* lrnpztli :ind it half in 2.18), makinl! l'f_ new record for herself and being only mm ¢~,of_'niifl nntsirlc track record. It was the ini-:test heat trotted or paced

ITU’ if'E"m‘“E'E°“ "EtI"’“I{I_‘ um pf-c` Ion the truck for many years. (lhcrry "“|'“l‘E'""\ “'"s I'h“E um "IKM hmnli liipr wziii close third ln this hcut.

llili':t h. won thc next heat in

12.211.

i<.x<i1'rlNt; FINISH.

'l`h<' third heat wus a "cm'kcr." It

vi-as inio of the closest finishes hc- twren tlrrcl horses ever seen on any

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author of several popular songs. -. ' ' ' ""` tHwl<» ("1 Y 1° 1 F

horse, Oakley H Hilda S or Iona

ni.n i=iNci.1sn PENNY on-1, had wen. "rho eeeihihh was

class'_fe\nale teacher wanted for Mt, 1;.; sqm) p-on $500 _ . 2 _ _ ' given in favour of Oakley, Hilda hc

Hops 3 hoop Supplement $30,00. -_*_ ' 9 E ing second and Iona (nrl third. Apply Asia. Robertson, S€¢'Y- LONIION, June 20.-The first day ' S - in the fourth heat Dr. Siarpcr,

'D068-6-22 M2i l".9i. A of B sale of Ang1n.Smmn and Eng- ' which had been making some remark-

i,7,(')~R-?A-1-"E~:_-_r->O§'I"§'"‘l;A"i|¢‘;\?'l§j§,y_ - i ' file r~>.f.ibltions of speed but which

one

fonndlagd Patch

ab ut 75 per cent

Apply to, I). W

three years book-keeper as assistant or

small ol’ll°¢ Good

care of

For

also five

stock at

this

UDV “YOU

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llsh coins at hothebys realized

' fetched $875 an extremely rare

nie ilnniilll _

me rsnrnuuuns. _ rms noon.. src.

Bt N. - `s . . ian.. rr-wigs' w 4'\=~G“=r‘“ >'

T030 _-NM Q5,-.. Qt; time: Light, moderate winds: B115 *P5 warmer - "

thi m°1‘n~

T” st 1o.zs=

at 11.41 and

li | evanlngat _'I-54

at 409 and Thurs-

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R0

last

1 E17, 'l`he rest of the heat was a'_

ll

;5|649_ A very ling penny of King _ did not' seem to he able to negotiate

_ - . - - li ti t `tl out making a

,‘1l,f§l“,',',0‘§,§,’,;§’§,,;§,'_ {1",,‘.f.‘.§°°V.Nl'...i"'I.‘t Wlih Participants Closely Bunched and Generous Vote Values Offered Nexl Week Likely gngakf B__,,,;',§“doj','_, 'm ,,,,_,,_m ,md - , . - .th _-2-,iih

lJorkinR_. in 1817, with more than 700 10 Seule Ownershm ot *he Grand Pnze; 0ver_C0nf|d8nce one _ ;\e<;,ilimt`;in::ic»;§n:n"ol?` 21énaou;yrl’n;:h“i;s -"fl$;§;“§:e°°i;':,, ,Me C,,_,,t,,,,,,,,y fm G test Dan rs N ow dh s. huh; third had oiikiey H.

Q 'Benny of King Baldred. 806'825' A' 0 8 rea A m"Il`Titch'liftl: heat was also won by. Im! " I I ~ Sh rpcr. In the get-away he mode

KI;nSs;54‘;Kh:)I:1d'a- €;nnl;°"§" ‘ ' t n Ilrenk si the turn and lost ebaiut

° ' ' " ' ’ - ‘bl Thi I th time it 503*-5 °0“l°5 ' 7.". ds. ,S ttli g on his stri es.

st.if»Nar$t9E;2 or Lincoln’ if "ry grant | ¢¢;E`ihf2gT;a?fE;f‘N>:soE(}T|lE:i'¢E)ihgrL sfNlBsser\AE;;Al[i\nI£¢!:Ei‘,l:>tivE>E1lH l<):guEitte"ume to mah su hates grit.” It is not so 08:! Y-0 i-ill( he y<NErN::liiiuled The Tenders and made

"W Y- - ' . ' _I bscri tions as it was a few weeks a rent race of it right to the wire, -

_with the generous offer o|15.000| What are you going to 110? I 90200 lu I’ H _ _ _ __,~._¢»_»,¢_ g;¢,,:n;.~.»..;:;‘.i°i.i:":..;~..r".e';1 ss.-. ';'::'..f:::..°.':.':iz:: :';.°1..“;r.;..‘:2.i i;"t1's.ii_'i';';';“..i.:°:r.s:;:;'.i12.»i»..i»i»......»...»»'.....~.w--.

27. Thi should ti l _ tli wi i of the Grand Prize and the people that get them these ,md Qnkley H. fourth. " " '*“""“""""**'*-_V y all candlelatfs, BIS i‘t".§r'n: prieze ofmslxfgilllr VD-IBO. and fair- last four days are the ones that are _ _' ‘

many guiigerlimone mind” eandldgee would strain every going to reap tham re;v6aGds Elgsnxclg; A NEW RECORD. lmu' El-lm?

vow gg equal a. mil- effort to t all the subscriptions fn in ‘ nh:l1t~ A

t that in the provinces of Ontario,

the qwnuty °E 'lead I-'I her keel r°"Ien to the Duke of Connaught TheIwitnesseil on any half-mile track of Quebwi New Brunswick and Nova

,- Scotia, there are hundreds of aban- e doned farms which are producing. g neither grain nor grass nor even S trccs_ which last named they would

have confinued to produce if only they had been handled rightly in the

y 1 (i li(-giniiing. . ' ‘ d "In the Province nf Prince Edward

Island so much of the land is suited for agriculture that the only way in which thc subject appeals to the peo- plc here is in connection with the agricultural industry. It has been'

culture region more grain and other field crops will be produced, if from ten to fifteen per cent. is left in woodland, while at' the same time- tlzt-se areas supply to the best ad- vantage fuel and building material for the farmers; they also form s rcover for the inscctivorous birds which do so much to assist our farm"- ers, and they regulate the flow of our streams and thus maintain ferti- lity and water power." ’ The convention _to be held in Hal-

ifax from Hept. 1 to 1. will deal with thi-st questions particularly as they rch-.ie to the Maritime Provinces and ii very large section of the con- vention will be devoted to farm for- estry _\l|, liuwlcr und Mr. Morton re trn\'nlling through Nova. Scotia, he former delivering ii series of Tec- rurcu to the lumlicrmcii, farmers and' `wooil-lot owners, on the host me- thods of I`»i\ndliu;.-; their' tirnher areas, this beiui; in preparation for the convention to he held iii the fall. lt will not hc possible for similar work to hc urirleltakeii here on the present eceaclori. ‘

The l`rr-micr, Hon. J. A. Mathia-

snn, is the Vice-Presidelit for P. E. Island on the Forestry Association, and yni=t_r_t{lny 'Mcssrs. Lawler and Morton discussed with hlin and the (‘ominisr~inner ot- Agriculture, Hon. Murdoch Mi-Kinnon, the desirability oi' this province sending a represen- iatlvc to the convention to be hold ir. Halifax in September.

Yesterday also, with Mr. G. LeLa-

chenr, of the Department of Agricul- ture, lhey went out -to different parts of the country to rqske an ex- amination of the character of the tinzher growing here, so that in the future the work can be related partl- cuiarly to the conditions of Prince Edward Island. .

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gtirlilég faint? ... new ivvorii for a 5-heat race over one "nt P" 'Ord “ch murtionm

a . ll Y~-- » thc ('ni=.rlottstown track.

, 1 UHAr¥l.L0'1'l'lll‘l`0WN. this coluim. Bach must accompany James Heres... ......2,s2o,1ss 2-24 CLAS” TR0'l`~ °\"l°\'- Minimum ¢hn\'s° twenty-uve

gran? L. firanhum T h t t T NDN- ' ` ear i`uWl0!\1°--- v his racf ed five s ar ers. he --~°- ' _ w. o. Hogg... ..._....2,zoz,z§o nm bm (and the mee) ,.,,,,, ,,.,,,, by "mum: bxo1.A yea aiu lm mt- _ Hillary newline .. _ ...ozmsit wihnih when hy Mr. A. r. mar- H. Sleep Bvtwr and Fool Better. Nelson Wlncnnter .. ...1,`l06,10ll pliy, of this' city. Winnie won ii = 800-6»Glh|k|. Nellie Trainer... .........405.975 splendid race, never making a break -_._ Walter R. Power... ......S1,400 and trotting very fast. In the first ’°POSI'1'IvELY no

,Ensign White... .......lil\,425 heat Happy George was a very close fbi!

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