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yfi-IOOPEE! and then somel The Guardian annual picnic was held last Seturdw afternoon at the sunl- meprcsidence oi Mr. J. R. Burnett, some‘ and Manager o! the paper and was voted one or the most suc- ‘eéssiul aﬂairs or this kind ever held b? i319 90171213!!! It ivas a gala day tor‘ list boys, editors, stereotypers. op- craters. composers. pressmen, report- m. etc., and to say that each and every one had a most enjoyable time. would be only putting it mildly.

. During Saturday morning lntemm. tent showers made things look gloomy about the office. and all one could hear was. "I wonder ii its going to ﬁne upv?”—- and for a spell it looked is i! the weather man was against us. but around noon the silver lining aegan to show and everybody looked pleased. I (Cars leaving at 1.30 and 2 o'clock noon had the happy throng eh the

grounds where dancing. singing and last but not least athletic sports were held. The tide being out. the meet was staged on the splendid beach, fronting the residence on East River. The list of events which ap- pear below were run oft 1n excellent style. In many oi the clash events lqme last times were made and a IQW "Percy Williams’ " uncovererL

..At the conclusion of the sports pro- gram a. sumptuous supper was serv- edl-in tact the writer overheard two nowsies remark-"Gee. but wouldn't it be great i1 we had a. picnic every day!"

Alter the distribution o! prizes to the various winners in‘ the athletic events. three rousing cheers were given Mr. and Mrs. Burnett and oth-

ers. Following is the list. o! events and winners:

Si) Yards Dash (Small Boys)

I I1. Ralph Kelly. . I. Maurice McTague. 8. Ira Ward.

.1 5Q Yards Dash (Big Boys)

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l j.Cuardian Picnic Great Success

E. Btentitord. M. Carmichael.

100 IYards Dash (Small Boy!)

Ralph Kelly. Joe Shelfoon. Vincent Mclnnis.

100 Yards Dash (Big Boys) C. Ward. M. Carmichael. E. Stentilord.

Maurice NlcTaglQ. Ralph Kelly. D. ithynes.

Running Broad Jump (Big Boys)

C. Ward. E. Stentilord. M. Carmichael.

220 Yards Dash (Big Boya)

Running Broad Jump (Small Boys)

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Chicago ’s Muster of Sports

‘a very young shot and since then ‘

clulullnw wmlutlwu: BIGPRIZES

(Canadian Press) BISLEY CAMP. Eng. July 20- The highest honors for marksmen in the Empire went io Lieut. Col. R. M. Blair of Vancouver today. when he won the King's prize alter a tie shot with Lieut. Desmond Burke oi’ Ot- tawa. Capture of the King's prize at Bisley Camp today by Lieut. Col. Blair makes the sixth time the tam- ous trophy has come to Canada. Burke 0L Otiawa, who was so near repeating today, won it in 1924, when

has been B. close second on two oc- casions. Canada's first, winner of the prize was Private l-layhurst o! the 13th regiment. Hamilton. back in 1895. He was an Englishman.

Toronto marksmen have won it three times-Private W. J. Clifford oi’ the Royal Grenadlers in 1911. he being the first native born Canad- ian to win; Sergt. Perry, also o; the

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Charlottetown, August 19-23

1. W. Power. 2_ Q wan Grenadiers. in 1914. aha Private w. KARL MAN ELLO f? COMPANY , 3_ M_ gamuchuL A. Hawkins of the 48th Highlanders ... in 1913 when he Scored 330 Out 0f i Thiscombination consists o1 a talented young lady o! charms and ablllt Wheelbarrow Race (Open) t l L William md ward a poi-Bible 355. It “'85 his first time _ whose remarkable teats of head and hand balancing have been the talk r ' . st Bisley and he got on the team ‘ the acrobatic world. Assisting her is the versatile Karl Manello. whose qual 2. Kelly and McTague 3 Mcmms and Bumeét l only because others originally chos- iiy and technique indicates that the heights oi artistry has been attaine H I I DANCE HALLS IN en couldn't make the trip. ‘ the antics o! this pair while balanced on the end o! a high revolving ladder.“ 1 ' ld- l d d ctato , i. sdmgged Bu" 1-H. “HHDy cn-Y. :Wli| send thrills up and down the spine o! the mos: co blolohe‘ 5:: I} l‘ 1 wmmms Bremen '- lTbeir performance has been popular in every coun ry in w c t as beer 2' Mcmms Brother! ' ' nbown and hundreds o! testimonials to their ability have been given. I ' Do not. (all to see Karl Manello d: Company in the. ﬁnale o! this act, they. 3' Kelly and McTuue‘ I l ' performers rendering popular tunes by means o! musical bells attached k7". “ lr hands d I hi1 b ‘ ' thms lv “U Side-Down.” r Boot h“ (small Boy“ the an eet, w e a e e ea p h 1. George Burnett. e ' 2. stahley Ward. ‘I’ . V _ . 3. R. Hogan. ‘ j " II 4. Ralph Kelly. . . Q1§ 1 Potato Race-lat Beat - .- 1. Ralph Kelly. ' ‘ . _ - . _ - 2" “w” M°T““°- Fettottfaw Sgt OVERD$W< bAv out; Moss, [nterﬂlevhed lgemier a‘ D" m“ seams TO more A snzmsglz HOLD'N Llfﬁoxéatlaceuéullogloé; Yes er ay to tesenie SPOEUN‘ EVQMS ‘TD -55 W} . ' -"‘ . l" .' Potato Rue-end Heat i lllﬂ.ilu nlum Sync-wa- rmer-n artw- ruhw-uam l‘. i ‘I15 Support for s_ u en S‘ ~ l. John Denny. - Home at Paris. I 2. N. Burnett. ——— 3 V McInnis Hon. Phillipe Roy. Canadian Min-l ' ‘ ' r t b t Chi- . e L- “Y “m” w 5. H. Currie. . m co p' . ' h st d‘ “d a d m ﬂaws and dabbles a lime Charlottetown. the guest oi His Hon- 11 WT" P1511111"! 0h Staging a seating capacity alt t ct 21:11:13 h amt) 5 pm r or Lieutenant Governor Heartz and h ’ h d th own .111 1E1’ s e lnes. , MIIIIIIIIII MmIl m“ (so Yuan‘ bIg Indoor IIIOIIIIII: IIveIII ‘I cItIcaittIlIi Evita: cIrIoweIlIsII meannfnongy RIiIgllt now Harmon is all azlow Mrs‘ Hear“ since commg to Canada I I II Jim DIIIIy" you Wm IIkeIy come In oIilnIIjicfIiIlow Harmon is apt to be Ito Chicago over the Chicago Stadium. Next Win- 1mm Paris last Ma)" MIII my has a’ Ed‘ Williams‘ PMIII’, IImIImoIII HI Is IIgl III e ‘ll what Tex Rickard was to New York. Iter he hopes to have the Chicago new IjIsmd every pIIoI/Ime OI the .' 3' A‘ Martin‘ I0 s“ IIIIII II you have pa enceI you h d-shakin than Black Hawks laying their Chicago pommlon m s” we country and p20. m‘ ‘traction, ma; h“ been impel-ted u; ». . b; ushered eventually into an office He does more and h at n t’ I h‘ D Sm t lace Andlple and to Interest provincial Govern. This is one o! the I"! Id m‘ t lam“ pl“ hm“. m . that contains President Hoover an e can‘ a 0 games in 1s new r pa . 1 1 h f. “i I home Ammo. h, ‘h, pug-gm ygggg an ran pro er a ; L d! m“ o in a till BKYSCYEPQY _ l , _ lments n t e .nan.ng o a I 9 a u! I m“) 110511111! muih but 5 115N113’ uttered certain ‘i335 to n‘ If he ca?‘ hold up lﬁghts? There“ b‘ plant? M ring for canadian students in pans which [New York City, and was later centre ring attraction at the Madison Square J 1. Ruth Duly. desk 5nd Paddy Harmon Nate Lew- under the strain, he'll be more prom- jclashes staged in the Windy City. v ' t d t _ _ rs u and Gardens‘ New York. when i‘ earned the sohﬂquet M. ll‘vurlds Gram“; 2' Lena Feavyoun is his matchmaker may b= plutter- inent this Fall than he was last next Fall and Winter- igajn 30:51.98 pr: I: W51: isomersaultists" Most of the difficult tricks are accomplished by ladies who _ . . - . _ ,_ . , e . . ce s. = - - a’ Pearl cmkm" m; up s. corner with Eddie Kane or Spring and even last Spring he wasn't‘ “we have the site.‘ is the way l pThe building was erected time by ‘iqurpass some of the great male artists in this specialty. m: l. 50m, “h; mgngggf but that, we a guy to be laughed at. You ve Just ‘rlarmon puts it. Its easy to. talk (subscriptions sccurnd by Mr Roy‘ The Honey Troupe is bookedior lome oi the biggest (airs in Ame I r Standing Broad Juan? (Ladies) presume L, w b, expected, got to be like this fellow with the about building a stadium. but it is ‘mm the e0 1e of éanada on; ca” m“; y“, “manly the early (m, or our Provincial Exhibition makes it poa- . 1' Ruth Dun“ PaddyIis now the Big Boy with the big sparkler shining on his ﬁnger. another matter to build one. This lads“ aloze psenamr G_ Wilson‘ “M, to seem, this wonderful Tl-Qupg. - x 2' Evdyn Cannon‘ Chicago Stadium-that steel concrete Paddy started cut as a H2\\'SDO_‘y' one is ﬁnishrd. And we're going to lconmbutingabou‘ We thirds or the In addmon to the above the“, Wm be u“, famous pbgggyz T310; ; ' .- ‘. . aw ~ ' I ” I '. t 1 a‘ “u” F°"“y°“" and brick structure on the west side and made good selling nalwf b°i°lr° Hi8“ rilc- .1 afffecmns u’ keep u least. Mr, my hcpos to get about ; "w Unique European not that nevelaiails twisfitijzv ichlgwrssoszczeih: . . which houses everything irom circus- Chicago had gang u ais. Mm tie ‘open all the mt. ‘nine thousand dollars a year from 505mm“. plan“ l; one o! the nor s mos r cu us . . . Me“ Bu“ Jump (open). es to championship brawls. The Col- racket is easier. He branched out i Ycs. it “@1114 599m ‘that Dempsey Wm different Canadian governments irmd everywhere. Children go wild over his antics and never tall to applaud 6. 1. W. Power. iseum Chicagvs older sports rendez- into six-day bike raCCS and popular. :15 in illlotlley tough promotion spot— ltomrds the mam emmne or the this versu", mum “e t5 “Sig”; by lag; partners who worthlly back up‘. 3- M- Cumichux- VOL“ I15 5W1 1n business and vaithiized ‘em. He started a dance hall tn-Aving t0 buck Paddy Harmon and ‘home Quegsc is givlInv m; thousand his burlesque eiiorts. This act is one you will be delighted with. v 3. J. Duffy. I 1 d m romote and “tool; Chicago's dancing daught- that Chi Stadium. ' _ - a , The above program o! three acts is the largest and best vaudeville at- ‘ “ck Dempsey sane p and he “as “km; PIIIIIIIII EIIIIIIIIII tactions ver given at our Provincial Exhibition This together with the 2 ‘ t t'bt btfi'h-‘ ° .' Bmekward Race (O n) ' TAKE TWO ~~- --- - island II IIQII II II e II on ‘e IIIII horse racing. band music and other features Will certainly keep the spectat- I P‘ ldred He brcught the matter before - l. C. Ward. ‘ Second game: Newark ... ... 2 6 2. BIG LEAGUES ..-. {Prenlner Saunders sImce coming to nrs interested from the time the starters bell taps until the ﬁnal heat i! 5:,» g_ My camuchuy Cincinnati ... ... ... 2 5 2 Rochester ... .. 43 l: 2 ' _.___. the Island‘ The home at present com PM“; mo}, ,m.,noon_ 3_ w_ pow”; r‘ iladelphla ... ... 3 l2 0 Baltimore .. .. First game. imms 45 students and L; one of about‘ i , Montreal 4 ‘l Z Newark . . . . .. 7 l2 1 35 m. 40 homes or a similar char- __ a l Bmbm Throw III IMIII “I51 l: i ' suvnlnrs cmas I IIIIIIIIIII I 6 0mm’ t° be esmbushed m Pa” t° Quebec and O.tawa and will 531i‘ Shewinisan 89 i ‘- L w_ p°wer_ _ Boston .. ... .... .. . . second gum‘? ncecmmodate students from various [mm New York on August 3rd wr- Dnmlnion Bridge . 108*. ‘_ l 2. J. Williams ' I \ -' -. A . - - i. '5 I - _. ‘now _.. , 7 0 countries. Tl.ey ulil be gr0up-d .0 ,- _. . G - m. Massey Halls .. 54. ~_ . OFFICIALS ‘ ' F. t ame. which was donated b_v the French I ______ Fraser and Co.. 48%; Starter‘: T. E. Corrigan. “'1' “m” 4 8 2 I‘: g3 Ian's 3 vA-l-‘ON-L LEAGUE government on the site of the 01d Power cerpcratlo . 113* l . ... ... .- . n ... ... ... ... ... .. . l4 ‘ ‘ v 311118"! J. 3- 15111119“. W- 56110119“. New York n. a p . _ fortifications of Paris. The Rocke- a Foreign siHllfiilCﬁ . . . . .. 3B -’ a Cleveland . .. ... .. 8 10 l Minneapolis . . .. Z Philadelphia. 5 ‘l 3. ' k t tlons i Robert MwNeill. " Cmdnna“ _ __ 8 u 1 teller Foundation has given two mll- l StOC U0 a I Brlligll ltmm-lra O11 . . , . . 50 N ‘ _ 3lions to build restaurants. library. ¢- Impem. on ‘ _ _ _ V _ _ _ _ _ ‘ _ ‘ _ _ _ __ 29. "I. g m“ “m”: Firs‘ “mm 9 1 5 o etc. for these homes whirh u'i‘.l HALIFAX. July m" QIIOIIIIIIIIII 5.x...“ ; l, Iv-IIIIMIIIII 3 n IiIIoIIIIIIIIIe I II SHCIIIIIIIO I 6 IIprove o! immense beneilt to the var- furnished by Jolmston and Ward-i Bank Commerce .. . 259v B st‘ bu“ "' "' "' z III o S" PHI II I I I I II 2 BIIOIIIIIIIII III III I I II o ‘ions students not only fo-l- lodging Members Montreal Stock Evchange: .Bank Royal " ' a“ . Second Kim" Louisville ' I I oses bu‘ as a social centre Irre B I I I t - - - i k Montreal .. 355 i‘ ~ New York .. .. ll 16 0 St. Paul . . . . .. liiylttsllurgh . .. 5 8 Oli-WTD . _ I _ k Ex hm“ an .. \, . i. v C dl h i_ t nlyiorFrench. .\eu lor c B kN . s i . Cleveland ... .. 6 9 1 Callrd eighth inning, darkness. mew lork . . 3 5 2 15:22am? stiligsntsvglliibﬁt an students ‘ an ma cota 397 , i ' IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII z g o ilrom Canada At. TW- s‘! 531"“ Fe R5" ' ‘ ' ' " 256w. I i-I‘ FInI Kim" IIIIIISII IIamcI iii“ tltIltlIIIII III 4 9 2i Hon. Mr. Roy was born at St. American Can Co. . . . . lGS-"i I ‘Ii i- wuIIImIoII III III 2 II II COIIIIIIIIIII- I I III III 5i III III I lF-‘rancois Month-teeny Count)‘. Quc- Am. Car &Fdy. Co. .. 103th ii St. Louis ... ... ... 1 l l Kansas City . . . QQ d ibec but: pracuced modlcme for n Am‘ Locomouve Co. _ y“ ~ (Canadian Prom T _ i}‘;c"fnu‘.;ame' ' 3 9 ohumber of years M Ednwnton. AI- Am. Smelt. dz Remg. Co. . iosu- -'~' g Phﬂulﬂphh III III I I II a o SIIIIIIIII “IIIII 5 ¢I I I I I II4 13 gIberta. and was one oi the first Sen-I Am. Bosch. Mag. Co. . 55's‘. Farm at Alexandra. Lot 49. or NATIONAL LEAGUE Dem" III III IiI z a I CIIIIIIIIIIIII II II 3‘ III on III LEAGIZIE iators from that province when it was‘ Anaconda Con. Min. Co. . . . . -. liﬁﬂihortn side oi main road. known at i - Kansas City ... ... ... ... --- 5 - ADIERICAN ‘ .3“! Rnmson {amt canslsung o’ 3 9 1 ‘Washington .. .. .. s iz a l!vrm¢d_ in 1906- He Yeslzﬂed about N’. Y. Cen. st Bud. Riv. n. R- 243 l u] .. s-QTUBDAT! 55M‘! ‘hum’ “' ‘ ""' °" "' _ is‘ 1mm g 11 geighteen years ago to accept the poq Com Gas Cm my) 143e,. about 3O acres in high state oi c -- cuu" III III I 5 z IgscIIrlzIImeI zIBuIslon .. 0 4 1 iisiiicn o! Canadian High Commissionq Hud Motor Car Co. . . . . ....... 861i: laidgigg: gagiggebﬁgaigzii‘ "m 3””: ‘ I I dich] 10 l2 0 H’ i" luﬂl- ""3 i‘ i5 ‘Yltefesim! m‘. International Petroleum ...... 26 i t - ~. Pﬂuhunh ___ ___ n, ___ u 5 11 Q INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Wilwaukee ... ... ... ... Phizagrlpgl; I. n. n‘ U 1o 2o “no” m“ h“ predecessor w“ also a. Readmg c“ ' V I . H‘ ' ‘ _ . "u"... lzswgi: housa “qm puff“) in klgihenhnlsm New York ... ...‘ ... ... ... I d l , II 7 m ‘ qm-me, Canldtm 53.5mm L“; 0c. s the n Paciﬁc Hgwlorchard near ouse. cree r l, rm‘ “m” INTEIIINATIONAII IIEIIGIII DIIIIIIII II tober this commission was raised to UOnIIlon IIPaciﬂc Ry . . . . . . . . . . . .. 212 {mrimlh mm‘ end °l “rm 5°04 w-i hum" "m" IIGIIIII‘ ms I; Ii First IIYIC‘ New York .. .. 4 1s lithe rink 0f WWW" with MY- F" o. s. Industrial Alcohol Co. .. lash?‘ "“°“‘"§' “m” 5 H “u” “mi Pnuburth I“ I“ III III I I, I Bu.“ III III III III III B ltimlore I . . 1 4 OI Cleveland .. . 8 11 1'as Minister. l-le last visited Canada wenmghou“ Emctﬂc mamCharlotteiown. M “m; ~- New York ... s ll l . -- 5 10 ll AMERICAN ASSOCIATION "about three and one-halt years ago Unned 5mm s...“ ___________--2o-;.§' Apply w J- 3- Judwl- °¥ , “w” "m" z IIIIIIIIIIII sarurmu ihut did not tour the county); His .Lot 4s. an. No. I. 9.15.1. ﬁr“ “m” 4 9 o m2,‘ III III II III III é I; 1 Second game" Columbus ... ... ..~- 4 FNVV?“ W"? w" mme i“ 1919' M ‘u! s‘ t Emma" IIIIMIIIITIIIIII eago . ... ... ... "' -~' "' ' i onr 09 ' II : Montreal l 4 llLouievlllo .. .. 2 0h l‘ e =- - ' 4' I '_ . . "'m 1st. Paul .. tithe hem rein Sewrdev 111ml"! ;“‘;“’;{an'"é;é;'ﬁ'y'""""" 3:0“ DR. J. P. MILLAR , a IOWII Ill" . l eventled him from seeing as - - ~ -. " . , " chm" "' "' "' m "I I . II In“, c", III III II!’ 1i It; itIIIItIlIIIIIIII 5 In liﬁiraoukee III III II III g IrIrIiueh oi the country as he desired. Montreal Power .. 11W; DINTM IUIOIOF . Brooklyn ... ... ... ... .. 1 o O Toronto ... ... .. ... ... c; ‘n; ... ... ... ... o 9 31 no ‘nmnéb... ... ... .. H‘ vuwd . m! rmm m, gqn- National Breweries .. IIII I: III III III III ll d: ll I ‘ e iedvavon chamber and other points WIIWPQZ WWW!‘ 1-- . . a ..... ... ... ... . . i- a - "I" "m" 6 ll O gerooyumdtlwh I l 0 1 ieeecaociinlnm" i u. 6 9 ‘iiiilnnzgzll: .. .I.. 8 oi irtcrest. Brllilhn ... .. .. .. ... ... .. ... ... ... ... 4 _ gggggoloempanyo “m” a a o Buﬂalo ... I e 2 (celled. r-in-i. magpie-u...- “ M‘ mm" ‘"’°'““°°.. . .-