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" tion of Carload and Cal-lot Shipments of Potatoes From Pro- vince. '

' (Canadian PM") OTTAWA, Onh, Aug., 12.—A recent ‘mlnistrial Ofdfii" under the Root and vegetable Act. made by the Hon. W. R. Motherweil. Federal Minister of agriculture‘ Provides for the 00m- pulsory inspecti of carloed end csrlot shipments of potatoes from the province of Prince Edward Island. Prior in this order the regulations applied only to New Brunswick. Provision for this compulsory in- spection in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island has been made at the request of potato growers and shippers in the two provinces, and it is anticipated that as a result cf this ~ action there will be an increased de- mand for the potatoes grown in these two provinces from other provinces and from importers in other coun- tries. >

ANNOUNCEMENTS. . COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS. ETC. "Coming-Show and dance,‘ Odd;

‘ “ Hall, Montague, Wednesday. Orchestra. '12l5-8-12-2i

"Come to the Indoor Circus in St. Patrick's l-Iall. Soul-is, Wednesday night». Aillillfi 14th. ‘1188-8-10-41

"linorald club taking hogs, lambs and fet sheep August 14th, in the forenoon. 120B-8-l2-2i

"Millvfew Club loading live-stock. ‘Tuesday. Augllst thirteenth. Jenkins Broa. Body. ilsl-a-io-ai

"Tee Party at Cavendish Beach. August 14th. Good supper. swimming and sports. Everybody welcome.

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"Dr. Clift. M. lie-Start now home )revention cure. Purdy Station, West-

"Breekfest will be served by Ladies Aid P. E. I. Hospital to all who desire it, on the Exhibition‘ hounds. 'l21"l-B-l2-2i,

"Afternoon tea and ice cream loclel at Corran Benn. Wednesday afternoon .end evening, August l4. under the auspices of C. W. L.

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“Meet me at Elliott Hall Thurs- liay. lath. The Rocky Point Institute are holding a big ice cream festival there. If not ‘fine following night.

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"Club loading hogs and 800d "l!

calves at Hunter River, Thursday v

lorenoon, August l5. Stock offered| lnuat be previously listed, Russell‘ Nicholson. , 7220-8-12-211

"Come to the ice cream social in sea View Hell Tuesday evening. All!» i3. Il not fine Tuesday evenlns 0n lhe following evening.

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"Reserve Wednesday Aus- l4 i" lhe picnic and tee. in Wilfred Inmen‘: iicld. North Tryon. undel- the suspi- us of the Presbyterian Church of lrycn. eMa-‘l-Aug 3:743

"Ice cream social Presbyterian Club grounds. Hunter ltivcl‘. ‘mill!’ lily evening, August 10th. _

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"The P. I. I. Hospital Ladies Aid l" serving meals under the amid stead instead Of in Main Bulldilifl curing exhibition. 7287-8-13-11

“Fellow the crowd to the Clyde Rim m; Wednesday. Ausuei 14th- lnd enicy all afternoon's out-ins. T" till i. A150 I08 men end drinks, etc. 7245-549“

"leer Me l! h M. Btu-Tm‘ asuirnnfm the Board vi tomorrow. WWW“? 1| making e lec- ture a view to lncreeelnl

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INCREASE 11v IMMIGRATION

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O'I'I‘AW. Aug. l2-'I‘he volume of immigration from the British Isles end preferred countries showed e strong upward tendency in the last three months while the influx from non preferred countries has been greatly reduced. Between April l and June 30 a total of 77,730 immigrants came to Canada, an increase of l0 percent over the same months last year. Of the total immigration 84.06’! came from the British Isles, an in- crease of 46 per cent. Ilrom the Unit- ed States the figure was 11390, an increase of 2i. percent end from northern European countries it. . an increase of a percent. "

DEATH 0F SIR EIJWARE KEMP

(Special To The Guardian

TORONTO, Aug. lz-sir Albert Edward Kemp, one of Canada's most prominent and impacted sons. Member of the Canadian Senate end Minister of Militia and DQ301198 1°!‘ a year during the World War, died at his summer home at Bobcaygeon earlyloday. He celebrated his ‘list... birthday Sunday. Sir Edward's dI-b occurred at ii a. rn., nearly an hour after he was stricken. He apparently had been in excellent health and only yesterday played golf on his private links. Lady Kemp and her daughter were awakened by Sir Ed- ward when hlsdistress baseline acute and they were st his bedside when the end came. Dr. Kelly of this town was called, but on his arrival he found life was extinct and said death had been caused by In It‘ tack ofTcute indigestion.

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“Duke ” Sclriller And Party Safe

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Lake for Wager Bay two weeks ago.

Monthly Meeting Of Summerside

Town Council

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as at present. was the chief 10mm”

which the fishermen of this 599K101! l placed before Hon. J. P. A. Cardin.

minister of Marine and Fisheries. when he met them in m" B°°Td °t

Trade rooms lest eveniiiB. He WM accompanied by Deputy M11114"? M

Fisheries, W. A. Found and his sec- "tar-y, Antoine Lussier.

"Reserve August 19th. for ice cream festival in Milton Rink. 7361

"Lawn social at Freeland Hall. Tuesday, August 13th, 7 to 10 p- m-

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"Come to the lawn party at APP!“ R034, August 15th, in aid of Orphan- ,” 1m

"Buying lembs and hogs at my barns till noon ‘Thursday. Aulllsi 11ml- Everett wedlock.

"Come m the tea party at Bl- George's, Saturday. Al-llllli 17m»

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“tr-THO safe arrival of “Dukc"_ Schiller and his party at Baker Lake, Men., was reported today in a message from e. mining 'man, a member of the trio whole plane had been reported missing and for which afseerch has been in progress. The other member of the party is I. Humble, mechanician. The massage from -Mr. Creighton was a formal business communication addressed to his secretary. Miss May Bells here, and contained no ctplenation of the planes delay in reaching Baker Lake The machine took ofi from Baker

At the regular monthly meeting of the Surnmerslde town council held

stone and ell the councillors. except- ing Councillor Phillips tiling present. bills amounting to the sum of. $18,000 were passed. Resolutions were passed authorizing the light and power oom- mittee to proceed at once with the work oi! installing a new engine at the plant and to expend whet money was necessary to do ab; that electric light consumers having their services dlscontlnueq We charged one dollar for reconnection, that s. telephone be placed in the residence of the electric

A communication from Dr. Farrell suggested that all cows owned within the town should be registered wes re- Some lengthy correspondence between the townand the prohibition commission regarding e claim by the former for appropriation o! a prohibition fine and also correspondence regarding a blll oi costs of a suit in the Btipendi- prisoners

mittee Councillor Moore brought up the case of three prisoners who had been copped in iail by the police and had been allowed to walk out. Police Offsets Murray and Linkletter and and being celled upon. explained the cir- cumstances somewle-t as follows:

en by the two officers to the il at about 2 a. m. on Monday. The Jeiler couldnotbsarousodaethsbutlon ofthobellwesoutoforderandtha three prisoners were left in charge of the leilcre eon who‘ said he would, _ tell nu father. This he appears not 10:11!" WW ll ll" W"- "W i‘ m"; have done until breakfast time. 111,9"! 51h "l" “M'- émw“ m‘ ' the meantime the lauor found mall-Q“ 401"" Imh" W‘ “"7 “m”

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Special To The Guardian Till.‘ HAGUE, Aug, lz-‘rhe Fin- ancial Ccenrnittoe of the Conference on Reparations Adjustment again averted temporarily today the crisis which flood it with the action on British proposals for revision es the Yflun: plan. m committee met to- day but adjourned soon afterward until Wednesday. without taking any action on the resolution im- mviaion of the You»: plea which m. non. Philip Snowdoll. lritish Chancellor of the mchsquer, put before it.

W. Snowden today made public ihetextofeeablelramreulivadby him from Ramsay MacDonald. brit- ish Premier, endorsing his stand at the Reparations l‘ . ‘me clbluram said: "The rlnenclsl Com mittee (of the ltcperstlons Confer- ence) may make a most serious mis- tlke end may wreck immediate pros Nets of settlement unless they un- derstand quite finally that m; g1. pens roport (that adopted at Peril wbfldyins the Young plan) requires reedlustlnent to meet the Jllst claims o1 this country. ,

“Irrespective of party or section the country supports the use you have made. Every newspaper es fer as I heveseen backs you. All parties in tbs House of Commons stead by m .

“I hope most sincerely your col- lelluoe on the Financial Comn-lissiou

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consideration of fair play as between; country end country compels recon-i sidsrstion of some of the reooinmen~ dations of the experts mport. l “Our action hitherto is promoting‘ settlement of Europe on a basis of goodwill is proof we vrisb. this cen- to succeed both on its poliii~ cal and its financial sides but we have reached the limits of ‘ _uit- able burden bearing." Virtually all hope of a successful ‘ e for the Conference at the preserittimewes L ‘ ‘today with ‘she messade of the British Pre- mier which showed clearly that it was useless for other nations in hope for any immediate change in the British posit‘ As s consequence Conference circles generally conced- Od that the only solution would be toilndeformulatesoivethecldlis or adjourn. the F ferencc fcg two months until after the League of Nations Assembly has met. The first alternative seemed an impossi- bility. ILONDCN, Aug. lid-All Landon was tslkinc today of the telegram oi

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m regular monthly lamina o! the City Council was held last ewhifll with no wet-snip. Mem- Y» in l!"

chair and ail Councillors F9991“ The first business was the considera- tion oi pin-chasing‘ e sample of I11 eleclr-ic atop sign. It was later sui- gesfod. by councillor Mclpougeil ihli mmggignbepiscedattheoflfllfl of mm Avenue and lliuston St. It was decided that Coilnciilor nolxnsn as chairmen of the Police Ccmmitiie should write in 5t. John whore YIN experiment has been tried end make inquiries.

Councillor mm, Chairmen 0! u" Streets Committee rarefied that =11 projected conerotn and curb work have been completed. But two sec- tions mneln unsllililI-lflii I114 "m. soonbedorlmltweselsoanncuneed that the City sprinkler- will l0 W" Viowril Park Roadway Willa UNI’! simdsy. It was euIIIBiM “l” l" City take stops to rebuild the break- water st the foot o! Richmond ea

Councillor uebousell. "PM!!! N? the Market Committee, declared that the market is in good condition with the exception of the enhance which by contract is to be cared for by the r. o. spcnca- Co. _

Councillor Holman. Chairmen of the Police Committee announced that the Dog Regulations are bolus enforced. Dogs on the streetl. with- outtheirvwneesmillbesubibflfim usual course of action. Councillor ueisee asked if tbs seals ealceasiuas to local men to conduct gen-lea at the hhibltiou will be made this year. Colmciilcr Pmveo ‘replied that may will receive the

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City Police Office

Charlottetown. P. E. I. July 15th, 1929 .

City Councillors. Ciiy oi Charlotte _ Your Worship and clenucnlea-P

month ended Juno 30th, 1929- Thlriy five arrests were msde with-

summary,- Offences Arrests Convictions Drunk and incapable’. Arrests 2s, Conviciions 25. Drunk and Disorederly Anests 3. Convictions 3. Mishchief. Anita. 2. Convictions none. Opera- ting motor Vehicles while Intoxicated. Arrests 2. Convictions 2. Operating Motor Vehicles without consent of owner Arrests 2. Convictions 2. Totals. Arrests 85, Convictions S5. m Iddliifln to the above there were _ prosecutions enltored undr the motor Vehicle Act for "Speeding" faulting in 1'1 convictions and one dismissal, one for Operating without license. and three under the traffic By-Lew. There were two con- viotions for operating M Vehicles without the consent oi owners. two for disorderly conduct, seven under the Cenltery lylLaw and one under the Restaurant Iy-nw for serving rnells during prohibited hours. During June we assisted the Pro hibltlon officers in fourteen searches ' amlsss lulpeclod o m» unlawful of premises suspected of the unlawful eels or possession of intoxicating liquors. Three Prosecutions were en- tered resulting in two victions sud one dismissal. On June 18th. idle force collected lsn samples ‘of cream and thirty of

milk from licensed Milk Vendors and eems were delivorod to the City An- alyst for test. Two of the samples of Milk collected o nMey 80th lest were

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cult of butter fat, and the two licensed vendors from whom iheee samples were collected were prosecuted under the Milk By-Lsw. e conviction and flna being imposed in each ease.

Onofina mecca imposed under 0108.00 Q0 oat-standing fins under the

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ma‘ -. y. , , ‘m0 mbfhllfiatglu“ m" ‘i9 V’ m?“ sldereble length and on motion-net '1 _‘~ ,....._“ outliffe » ‘"4 u u Councillor lehurnaen. the town clerk Silver Ion Rhibiiors‘ Association. "owlegulewwieuncweuerce .. , "I ' ' wummswpmuumiumaucaimnovursevinlwdnhfl-IIMW "I ‘shiovlnsclubnembvmfl "n, fltrikeof thahadisvdidesgiferltcthmoouncil iaimmsmececuann-sesusrcem will be'presentcd in York flail. Pri- attorney ianeril. After brief maul-luvs: woo. use... w. i...»- w AnrW....*‘c.:.~-o.slv-i:: ~ m mww- m“ um-

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support which Premier Ramsay Mae-

lxchequer Philip Snowden at The Hague reparations conference. win- mn Churchill sent enowoen a cheer- Lloyd George. former Liberal premier, said:

‘m Hts Worship the Mayor and

The undersigned has the honor to submit the City Police report for the

in the City limits during June for offences in the following classified

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mgggg $394.00 Total mount collected $803.00 Other duties performed by the Police during June are as follows:- Prisoners escorted w County Jeii- 18. summonses served 49 Subpoenas served ......l2 Tickets of leave men 190°C“ ~---3 Dogs destroyed .. ...4 In station for protection overnight», 1 Respectfully submitted. A. Birtwhlstle Chief of Police City Polite Office Cluarlotwtown, P. E‘. I. August 3rd, 1929

To his Worship the MIYOP 1B5 City Councillors City of Charlott- etown.

Your Woe-ship and Gentlemen:-

The undersigned has the honor to submit the City Police Report for the month ended July 31st. 1929.

Fifty-one arrests were made within the City limits during July for offenc- es mentioned in the following class- ified summaryz- -

' Drilnk and Incapable, Arrests 27. Convictions 26.

Drunk and Disorderly. Arrests 9. Convictions 9.

Common Assault Arrests 1., Convic- tions -.

Assault on female. Arrests l. Con- victlons 1.

Absconding from home Arrests 2. Convictions -. Junevilles restored to parents.

Insanity. Ares-sis 1. Convictions l.

Operating Motor Vehicle without license. Arrests 1 Convictions l.

Operating Motor Vehicle while In- toxicated. Aremts 3. Convictions 3.

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Theft. Arrests 3. Convlclions 2. Vm-ancy Arrests 1. Convictions l. Totals. Arrests 51. Convictions 44. In addition to the above there were nine prosecutions under the Motor Vehicle Act for "Speeding." one for operating car with defective brakes and one for operating without license. There were also fifteen convictions for brooches of the City Traffic 5y. Lew. two for disorderly conduct, two for Common Assault, ten {cl- non. Plyment or Dog Tex. and three under the lbrcisc Act.

During July we assisted the Prohib. ition officers in fifteen seer-ch“ qg

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___ . (Special Td The Guardian TOROlNTO, Aug. lP-Speeklng yesterday to men of the Toronto: Garrison Sergeants Association st their annual parade and service held ' in commemoration of comrades wi-lol fell in the Great War, Lieut-Colcj H. J. Cody, Honorary Chaplain oi the Association. referring to a visit he made to Edinburgh recently said.‘ that the National War Memorial; erected in that city, teeming with; historical and literary associatlonal was the most glorious and mervell-‘l our oi all memorials he had ever! looked upon. "It is, if I may say so, the lament‘, stone. It is full of the pride and of of the flowers of the forest done in

glory of conquest."

,_ suspected of the unlawful sale or possession of intoxicating liqilfli‘. N136 pm‘ Silt-inn W‘!!! Gh- tered. resulting in swen convictions ad two dismissals.

On July 25th the force collected thildy samples of milk from Licensed Vendors, and same were delivered to the City Analyst for lest. During the month, two of the vendors, whose sunples collected on June 13th last were found under test, were prosecut- ed and each fined five dollars and costs of Court.

The amounts collected during the pastmonthsinflneaendooefsaroas follows:-

One flue imposed under the Pro- hibition Act. ..........$20il.00 Pixies under Ibiclse Act .. $104.00 Miscellaneous fines and costs ..$500.00 Total amount collected Other duties performed by the Police during July are as follows:- Prisoners escorted to County Jail 2'1.

teen Motor Vehicles. while in operation within the city. War-g slapped mg u- amined by Constable ‘rrainor as to the condition of brakes, lights, etc. Minor defects were found in e nun-l. ber of cases and the operator; were advised to adjust same. One operator, the brakes of whose car were found ln a vofy defective condition. was prosecuted under the Motor- Vehicle Act, and fined. Rosie: ‘uliy Submitted A Birtwhistlo. Chief of Police

PHOENIX. Aria. All! l2—'l‘he body oi Paul Edwards Rey-lining, U- 5~ department of Justice an”, "i"! lwllliluariare at Albnqqg. We N- M» was found floating h‘ l" "Pint-ion canal several miles north of here today. pa. u“ n“ Rancid» had been m: through the heart.