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"rl-In 1.x'rns'r News , CHARI.O'I"l`_ETOWN» EOANADT-» FR1DAY» SEPTEMBER 25» T913- rmsr on .ir.L'~ {'"'2»l;El§lrirE'iE`nRxlf'l§i'fI§'r'i'x‘LmDliv ANA§gg” .

.T ' ' _S

lllseluulnllls lzlllnrs lllll ANOTHER BIG DAY llnllrllclllllls Plllllslu sllnl liilllllli ESUAPI T - llllvllllllzlllll ll llllcll all

Siilliililii AT THE lsxlllamolv

.i-_ _

(Canadian Press)

(Special to the Guardian)

MON'1‘REAL. Sept. 25-The Harbor OTTAWA _

flommissionerli' tug, Robert Maclday, figures annbllglgxtci 2T:5oda3m;hg‘\T1'sl-lttrllge foulldered .alongside the Laurier pier ing increases. Aug total $97 uzrasi E" 30 feet of water' Captam F' L3' Of $7,719,677 more 'than Aug’ last

belle and fifteen of n. crew had thrilling escape.

PHUTEETTUN UE

ll Ycnr. Just five months total 5456-,- 123,167, an increase of $37,554,919 er thc same period in 1912. It is pected the total for the year will exceed 1912 by two hundred millions

UV- CX-

Exports for Aug. were $13,176,343, all increase of $4,512,500. Of these ex-

Ports Canadian manufacturers repre-

» sellted $4,911,478,

(illlnndian Press)

MUUNT TEMPLE

With nn equally large attendance

as on the previous day and equally favorable weather, yesterday’s stage of the P. E. I. Provincial Exhibition was another great success.

It is estimated that between nine

and ten thousand persons again pass- ed through the turnstiles, and that of them about five to six thousand paid admission to the grand stand to witness the races and other at- tractions on the Driving Park. A rough computation places the attend- ance oll Wednesday and yesterday at. between 19,000 and 20,000, and it, is calculated that the gate and stand receipts alone amount to about $9,000 to $10,000. This attendance and these receipts it is understood

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whose head office for the Maritime- Provinces is at St. John, has a large booth immediately behind the main w exhibition building which is demand- ing considerable attention from the farmers exhibiting at and visiting! the exhibition. On display there are gasoline' engines for farm. use and cream separators of most improved and economical type. The engines are of both the horizontal and verti- cnl type, and the two being demon- strated with at the stand are of 3 and 4 h.p., respectively; but they

heat Dorothy broke but mulntai her position in second place.

as placed back to fourth. In

third heat Dorothy got a poor st but the favorite of the day shows wonderful spurt of speed and cofmi down the home stretch was neck a neck with Hilda S. and Dominion It was the exciting moment of day but Dorothy dispelled all fear losing by getting the wire in 2.1 Dominion D. second and Hilda third. There was nothing to sp between the two. Dorothy won t

may be procured froln 1 to 50 h.p., next heat and the race, with H either single cylinder or double cylirl-T S. second and Baby Logan thi der or two cylinder opposed. The The last two won monies in the firm carry a full line of traction ell- der named. Hilda S. second a gincs, from 12 to G0 ll.p., which may liaby Logan third.

of the international conference flu f,|n~ protection uf workers was mark ml by the adoption of ll resolution <ll~cl:ll‘in1.; that workers must be al- lowed nightly repose of clcvcn con- mlclltivc hours, coal lllillcrs cxccptcll, lloys -ulldor fourteen are absolutely forlliddcll to work at night.

THE UYSTEH MEETING

BERNE, Hept. 25--'l‘he closing dny

A largely attended meeting of oy ter fisllermcll and others interested i fhn oyster flsllcries of this provillc culled nt the illstllncc of Mr. J. li. Nfcqllillllll, oyster' dealer, was held il

STIETTGHITUN

filalladian l’rcsl-l)

o’clock this afternoon the -Moll 'l`f‘rpple of the U. 1'. Ii. line wus st

the llollrd of Trade room, ycstsrdu f/ll'cnooll. Nll'. fl. l'. Tlultrlll prcslrlc lllnl Mr. J. K. Ross wus appoilltc l~iccrcf.llry. '

T board. lt is generally thought the y Mount Temple will bc forced to

‘E spend some more hours ill 'midstrcam ‘ At clcvell o’clock four tugs wcnt

out to thc Mount Temple but were

The Uhmrmuu stntml th” meeting llllable to get to work us thc entire

hal! been called at the instance of cargo had not h,,,,,, u,_,hte,.ed on .liwu

the ovster flshcrlnen who felt they H ~ -

,_ _ - ghtcrs were stlll ellgllged tnklllg

had grievances whlch they desired to on ,,u,_g0 ,Lt ,mu ,mst 0,,e_

have r‘clrl»e_diell. The special grievance .,...,.,.~.~.~.~ -

was tllllt the oyster companies wer

e gather' and market oysters. He ex-

permittcd to sell oysters during thc plailled that the regulations are ruollifl of September, wllile the fish- made by tho llolllinioll ilovcrnlnerlt

vl'ml.-ll were deprived of this right till and have in view the protection

lst Uctoher. They claimed that some the public beds, which under were doing an illicit business under past and prevailing. -conditions

were being rapidly deplctcd.

are unprecedented in the history of

D the provincial exhibitions of' Prince

Iddward Island, and in this respect make the 1913 exhibition the best ev- er yet held. -

All day long Charlottetown reflect-

MQNTREAL’ Helm 25___At two cd the presence of the greet influx of

nt visitors to the Exhibition. 'l‘he in streets were throngcd. The nulllbcf

uronnd ill the river cllunllel at Mai- of Teams pnasmg “P "nd d°W“ U" sollnellve, repeated efforts llavil fllilcd to release her frolll thc ln blink on which hcl' sterll struck yu

tel-day nlorllillg.

Naviglltols wllo have the Opel

“` tions ill cllargc fear to apply lrlu

If weight on the north side of the vc ' scl in hcl' present. position llecallun

the dllllgcl' of tilting llcr to sta

lg drawn up on the streets was trem- d clldous, and it is unlikely that there

ll - B, has ever' before been so great a num-

ber assembled ill Cllurlottlltowll at

_“_ ally one time. 'l‘he livcrynlcn did ri ch';;rcllt business, as also did thc auto-

B_ lnoblles which were illdeed popular, uf lu taklllg the people to and from thc ,__ ldxlllbltlon Grolllllls. 'I`lle accommo-

drltiorr of the hotels wus again taxed to thc utmost, and ill this respect it may be stated that the rlcrrlnlld for lodgings on Wednesday night so for exceeded the supply that a large lllllnber of persons had to put up with lnerc shelter and ill many ill- ]_st:\llces got this only at private resi- Hlences; while on good authority it can be stated that not a few walked thc streets nl] night unllble to find even sllclter; among them sevcrlll young wonlcll who had come into th.-, city on the late train.

Five extra trains were rlln on the

P. E. I. railway ellch _dlly, and with ' the regular trains arrived

be used in road-making, ploughinlg. hauling heavy loads and for general urloses In cream separators two'

the Dairymaid-in sizes of a capacity ranging from 350 lbs. to 850 lbs. 'l’hey are very easily worked, are'

A special feature about them ls that

f r venient llrrallvcrnent for tho*

tllge of these separators. Equally satisfactory is the fact that the crank shaft is so suitably located that it pcrlnits of thc machillc being

man, wonmn or cllild. _ An even

the supplv can ls Just waist higll u the follllel getting a mark of 2

\(!l`) 00" f, | - - - worker, which is the peculiar advnn- ed a most enjoyable day's rllc

greater feature about these separa- tors is that they are easily cleaned

not bc overlooked as the purity of

the milk and cream is all essential H factor. Local agents are appointed,

filllcs. 'l‘lle lllanuger for the Muri-

The 2.31 Trot or 2.40 Class Pu

was not finished. Car Ferry won t

p l _ first two heats and Oakley H. t types are exhibited, the Bluebell nndf next two. Mr. Semple, driver of C

Ferry, would not race ofl.and as judges could not call the ruee af sundown, it was postponed until

if established records for themselves

(Canadian Press)

ned BROCKVILLE, ONT., Sept. 25.- She The presence of mind displayed

three boys returning to their ho

89 waving handkerchiefs. At first

Sr gap hy running slowly. '1‘l.lc remain t

lllld the latter' of 221, 'I‘his end- Heffel' (‘.llll, under li months an

fnvored by excellent weather.

SUIMIARY.

(PURSE $400.)

and the ilnpol'tll,nce of this fact can-' U‘;Ef"1e(T“"-Il.R\.1Y 1;’l\.\`UIbxC‘

lun Y. Y.

Thorntoll, N.S., (Gl'ey)...Z 1 1

appy George, b.s., (Scul- l e

. 3

in the island, and a full lllle of rc-‘ Tl ) """ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' '" '"1 2 pzlirs and spares is carried at all i Kmg ?‘“1“h““' dk' b's" 4 ,, 2

(Wals l)

u""" Province" is Mr' J` 1" Lynch' mTl;‘TET-Tlle)C.lfH.cf“.Tf 4 ur. slil<;l<;lll.:lls’ Assoonvrros

IN fvfA('»'l-IINEIIY IIALL. H""“l`05. Prince iiresceus, Ma

'V0<Tf\. A'~l\\l¥`i. B0l»U-‘ml All“il`T I-TUY\ The best four animals either sex

E and Cutalon were drawn.

'l‘he exhibit of the Renfrew Mncllill- Time; 2,225 2.25; 2,23; 2.215,

ery Co., Ltd., iu Machinery Hall is ' one of the centres of attraction nt 2_19 GLASS, TR,0'f‘ AND PA

ln nomo cases lt was claimed that Any resolution they could llgrcc CT'>Wd€l1 '10 thc llfmmlt. It is esti- Ui" If3KhibiU0“» At this 9t“‘“1 “W (PURSE 5400)

shelter of tfle companies’ permission.

the lensing of barren bottoms was ll

“pun for the Mfvnlwnge of the (nuns. mated that thc number that travell-, on display the i`lrm‘s famous stand- I

hugo mistake on the part of the gov- tr hc would be glad to urge on the 00 0" U10 Bl>0l‘i1\1 Uuills l\I>Df0Xfmat- “N1 Cfeflm B9l>l\_l`11f01”H» _the Nenffew Dcvilish Dorothy, blk. Ni.,

crnlnellt as it was depriving the fish cl'mcn of ll living, and the tendenc was to the mollopolizillg the .industry by the wealth classes An animated discus-

participated in freely by the fisher men as well as by representatives 'o 'thc companies and by some privat gentlemen who had investedmoney lll the enterprise. ‘ The representa- tives of the companies expressed their willingness to accord the some privileges which they enjoyed as to. the close season; ill fact the prcsi cient of one company wcnt as far a to say thc companies would be quite sntisficrl to let the fishermen have an opell season the whole year through so for as they were concerned.

Premier Mathicson expressed him

self as anxious to do all in his pow

oldest. fishermen in the bay, contend

that tle s ar

t t ether with the

is, those of them who were in

er in the best. interest of the fisher- muse of extirlc ion og IVV tion position to do so. Therefore’ ther

men, if they could agree as to the proper season in which they should

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CUHDENSED ADS

10 LATE FOB

i}Ll\5SlrlCl\l l0h

_..._-

fuct; that >__`frcquent_ cu l ‘aw

(Contimled on page three)

lu linhi*

will not be as many of these classe of animals for the showing today. Th

ished, however, and none of thes animals have been allowed to be re- moved. Ordinarfly the animals have to be kept on the ground up to noon

_ , . on the lust day of the Exhlllition,but

QM mlmt per ivdglllll ;l1\T:t hll::‘::lotll\'?lTlallllT this departure is specially made

th-1;) cu-“gint uln charge twenty~flve on this occasion on account of the (pier, nlm circulustances already set fortll

cents. _ _ _ _ . .f..OS'l‘, BETWEEN REVERE 1-iO'l‘E_L

and Exhibition grounds, a ram coat. Finder leave Morell H0050- Iifiwnrri. 1Tfg_'E;Z§\i'“_l’d- l75s”s`Al.n-1 skin Lkslikpos

' " x

above. In view of the fact that a

The interest manifested in the first iflrge number of the exmbxts in the

. _ , lve stock class have been removed,

dayys Proceedings 0' 'im Tcmhcm the managclncnt of the Exhibition Convention was lnaintallled through- ,ms decided not to charge for m,_ UM thc B°‘”’“d (my B exercises' mission to the grounds today, nor

Silver foxes Show small amount Prolnptly at 9 o'clock a. m. the In fmt to chmge for admission to

rust. $4.000 for quick sale. Bo

President t°.C'k the chair ‘md culled thc stzfllds in connection with the U10 UU“V"“l"°“ to order' ` conclusion of the race that was not

" A llliowu sU1'roAsl~1 na- Aff" UW “f“““¢ Of *hc ““““““ u,uu>leial yeah-rlluy. 'rlus race will

221 Llllllrlottetowll. __1744-9-26M3l~

f,(_)H'l', _

tween Southport and HIHTWU Stutioll. l¢‘irlrlcl',l>l‘5UH0 1011” h°'°'_

*A1745-9-ZGMBI.

l.o`s'r, /rr llAll.w/ir s'rA'r_IoN.

black llalld Satchel containing black purse with sum`mon€Y D-“<1 iullportunt letters. Binder leav

.tue pupil as ll character forming ill

e iriltempcrance were dfscllssed, and the

superilltclldellt's office. Reward.

1746-0-26M3i Dd.

pllrs'e containing $100 or more Fill 'der will be sultabll’ 1`0WL"‘E°‘E` k .leaving with Secretary. MF; 0- _ ' smullwuuu. _ __¢__ 174H~J-2f>Mf“- lull: sAl.n-Nr oN<‘-1'1._ I‘1\“-*UN

Standard Pllonograpll with about G5 Records and liecordcr.qtWi\\ BCH

.. A l 27lilslol*»-

°h°°D__ Wy I 1611-9-zalvlsl. w.i?x.fl‘sl»,”"' A nl~1l.1Anr.sm B0tZ about 18 years of a§°» 01° ‘r take care of a horse anihmil ~e° himself useful around a A0081 ~ Must be well recommended. 9 Longworf-h Avenue at 4790 5 1;; in eveulng.___ 1.7,_7;.'2,,_;

`w.iN'rmu-A oorv OF THI- Princu Edward Island Mugazlliwl T’v“,H_ publlghsd by Archibald Irw nlwm

i.r'ii-l*r"”L`i"l"l~*Ix`l?ilil"rl<lN' onouNDS.

. ,,,

“m9 3» N“mb°r 1' March dice methods by which they might be ov-

Plqggg lggve at the G\\nf'dlf\n O and state price. _1689j9-24M.3.EP.d'

l\uc'i~1ou` " skllii” bs 'Manager

necessity of the teacher botll by

nrlinlntcd dlacllsslon follower l i

'butlng the cigarette habit as wcl Tas the alcoholic one was cml>\\‘\Sl"4‘»l\- \ Michael 1"l‘ul1<‘-iii. I’1`f“‘fTPU~T °E the ,llbcrton High School l‘Ul\fl I1 """“

'written alld interesting address on

[ow to Make School Attractive. Tile ,Three requlsltcs of Im Mil-l'8°flV€ school room were clcnn.\‘/011 ‘Wilt “mt furllitrlrc, wftll walls ornamented by pictures, etc.; attractive school sur- roundings, neatly fenced grounds. ll* c1u,1ing_p1uy ground and garden; Md

TM, ui-,tractive teacher, neatly and

l tnst¢f\l\\Y ‘T\'°“*‘°d' Wm’ “ B““"’Qt.hc proccedlnils wlthvrllze ";Tn2"i; get heats and the race. makln8 ll. mark

securing these cle- °’,°g;'“;:,'tm':::,°;::0;E;s Mm Proliant 'Ed of 2.21; in the last heat.

o 1 .

smile and invariable good hunlor. 'Ph

difficulties in I t lull-also things Wm \1°f¢°‘ ’*“‘ “

Rev- W' S' Wusfm' P]."D" guve H bc rllll off at eleven o'clock. f-T\UU§\‘tf“| “ml ‘mT"'°"““"'° “adress 0" The aviation display was yesterdn We R"E““°“ 0' the rlcmhcr ,to the as disappointing as on the previous 'l‘€mD0l'|1“°“ Q“"“tE°"' The lcmoml' lilly; The aeroplane did not work itv of the Teacher and its effect upull ,my better thm, on wednesday_

T Though the aviator made two or

fl ence was dwelt 11900 The “vu” “E re ascents each time he only flew

th c , Tu short distance,-and at n very low altitude for that matter,-when he

D1`9°"l7l7 Principles “nd practices' had to come back to earth, in the

_ t0l1lf‘0l`““"e 9rE"°ipleB “mi practices-m<>st convenient spot beyond the

was waged upon the alldle;lcte\.i AIU

s ll

grounds; and it is understood tllat

'lin doing 'so on more than one occa-

\`\vere dlrnluged. The unsatisfactory Eworkillg of this machine was thc

(most if not the only disappointing feature of the Fuir.

.the P. E. I. Hospital served delec

on both days of thc Fnlr

attendance Yesterday und enlivene

derinlz on the hagplpes.

erccme were suggested. This P0l1¢l' SPECIAL 1|-mATURp}3_

T in as it did, out of the wrlter's

lgiyqlw experience, "wus an cxceedfllgl

Square. We will sell on Fri ay h,,\p1ul One to the teachers present.

commencing at 12 o‘cloclr norm- . d [vi g hotles

general Purpose and 1;, QM ‘L Co

Terms at sale. Beal. _ M Auctioneer. 1"15'9'25E'm°d'

“° ‘ ’“ Taerwras

bpgwn hgnpbag colltallllflg 0 tegghgr; ¢0¢0lld, C v 1 hem

Mrs. Amy Westmorland roadnrh mfully prepared pull" 0"

'cordlng to the writer were “FB

“Maur not a mere school kecD°\'

mm pl-Wm. louder view \°“"° lug neuron capable ° mo

~, ' 5 _ 4 d; third -nn ri s-

atanic] Shaw & Pe;o._;'no;\_z6M3, pd_ll;§ler<;ll;:n iihgcuhzlmlunq comnlggyl

.-- ~ - r r* ' gym ,

_._ _ _ ,

. ,__---°-“J ou” mmmmr. (comtinludbn l>¢¢¢

pccfnlly interesting points of the ex

“ ullilrlou ls supplied by the sllecle

,, .

'llffccensltiés 0f Ed“°“tE°“'" Thcmé M' bllslnenses have made striking dis

n plays ol their goods.

, |.»,g1,m,1 G,,v,.,-m,,,,,,t_ cd four thousand. ‘standard gasoline engine, and the I;r_ J_ T, Jcnklns, (Cum-

y An i,,t,.,.(,Hti,,g ,1iSc“,,,,;0n ¢_m,k At the Exhibition grounds another- Renfrew 2,000 Ib. truck scales, mu.-, emu) _________________________ _.1 4 of mace umung the 1-,B|,e,.n,en as to the .animated scene was witnessed, and cbilles which have a wide \‘el>\\t1}ti0l\ l I-lilda S., blk. M. (Conroy) 2 1

y ,.,,“5,. of me \,,,|~m,,neBB ug the pubiic the visitors “did the sights" most' for durability and reliability. it ls,B,qhy Logall,. ¢\\_ m,

bells in Richmond }3ay,.it being stat- th0¥i9.\1.gll_ly. The judging of the cv ,ls noticeable fact that all of thcnl -(Steele) , .... .. ..i, ul,--¢» 3 2_

man _ took _place which was Fd that beds from which wrmnullilbits was continued and practically are exfielitlflnally .well llafshed and (merry Ripe, Dominion D.. Cla

_ “Sherman tooytwelve bm.,-em will completed, only thehorses remaining l.-un in perfect balance, placing them‘1-1,11 and 7.55101; also started. I f not now yield a quarter a barrel to 11° bl) finiihvfl today. in the front .rank of s\10h` machines. Girl and Ozerl D. dfd not race. eflulru llalilug. FREE ADMISSION A great feature in the Renfrew, 'rlmu 218;; 2.20; 2.1s;, 2.225.

Wi h t ho is one of the Tmley the Exhibition comes to an standard engine is the fact that it

Mr. r w

”° es ° _ elm. Usually ou this .lay time is l-‘gems without cranking, and lu ous 2,31 Chase 'rRo'r. 2.lo onxss Hume, Milton; 2, w. clark a sou.

Bull Cafe, under 1 year old and ov- "ml contented' Th” PW” WB' °|“°°‘

ed that the beds’ aé everyone kugw, grand parade of the horses and cat-' respect is far ahead of the lmaiority PACE STAKE wore now completely ,,a,.,.e,,.0,. dead’ tle in thc show-ring. But this willfof this class of engines. .The speed (I-Ufrslc $300) (UNFINISHED no young oysters being found up,_,nito_ some extent not be possible on is controlled by u. fly-ball governor

- mem. se attributed ous to tm flue 0001151011- f°1‘*»hiS "=°B0"f 0” M- in the wmv way as a steam engine, ouklcy H., blk. li., (cam-

B lack or clmlwanng the bay by spring collnt of the harvesting operations and it is a fact at once notlceab1e| emu)

“Shing still being incomplete ln many cases, thai. the Renfrew engine is a compact Cup Ferry, b_g,, (Scmple),.. M L H n Grand River a,hmt_ the farmers exhibiting were given and easy-rullning machine which The Rexall Girl, br.m

Wi-*N

www

roar-

M . . .

fedrthac Ella:-Trenness but disapproved P°1`miSSl0l\. ln order that they might works ln perfect balance. Little Rexllght b.g. 4 4 of spring fishing, 84”- bl’-Ck t0 their fM'mS Wil2h0\lfS fur- need be said about the Standard( -Moth Miller, Nutwood, Neva Dill

_ 'nam of opinion was ther delay, to remove their cattl ` B zlli T

The comm 0, cream separator, as lt is already Queen Alta, Bob Mac, ra an

_ , t 5,1, was the greatest sheep and Swine lest evening. that well sud favorably known all over-

H the Island. But. it might be stated 2 'that it is noted for the low position B Of its supply-can, the convenient 6 height of its crank shaft, with a self-

iudsins of the horses is not vet ful-: olllug system, its close skimming

other visitors to the Fair whose busi-

Baron Britt and Winnie M. did

start.

Time: 2.22; 2.20%; 2.21%.

NOTES OF THE RACES.

0 and its durability# Farmers and| Dr. Jenkins’ ever popular mn

lievilish Dorothy, won a victory o

'ng over 3 lllollthsvl, lllllstoh flros.; 2

liobert Stewllrt.

females, over 2 years old and ounr

1, Easton liros.

1 ldastoll Bros.

3 l, A. lvlcllue ll. sm..

'PHE CANADIAN AYRHHIRIG

yor

or any ugc, the get of dsc sire to b br-ed and owned by exhibitor-l and Easton Bros.

und 2, Easton Bros.

1 1 chess le.-.lun-snvs nl 2

4 3lW. Clark & Son, Nortll Wiltshire; udfa Robert Weeks, Highfield.

ren, North River; 2, S. Holroid,Wi sloe Sta.

) er 6 nlullths-l, W. Clark & Son.

Bull Cuff, G months and over months--1, Spurgeon Warren; 2, Wa

lllaue Stood. 2| Cow ill milk or cnlf 3 years ol

Stend

the . “W an north of Maitland avoided what d “_ might have been a wreck on the ng main line of the G. T. R., a few miles nd east of that station. The engineer of D_ 38 car freight train had his atten- the tion attracted to the boys, some dis-

I tance ahead, standing on the line

decided to treat the incident in the ' are light of a boylsll prank but later dp. he cided to _halt the train lest the sig-

imu nal might be to stop. Ho shut. on mv steam bllt the monlelltnm carried the 0r_ engine and u few cars past the spot nd where the boys stood before the train

came to li standstill. Investigation

proved that the lads had discovered

ge a broken rail with a space fully four bg incllcs between the broken ends. Tile

engine und cars safely passed the

te? ing portion of the trnln hauled ahead

this yvlthollt accident. Necessary precau

_ | _ ,_ ions were taken to protect the l‘n

great labor-saving machines .and es- nlornlng at 11. Rexull (Jlrl was as the Int,,,_,wti0nu, Limited was abs pecinlly close and clean sklmn.ers.‘ fblrd. lieth ber Ferry and Oakley new tmim

I ‘_ I , . _ 3 _

0‘{ G months-l, ldllston liros.

Herd, consisting of l bllll and 4

_ 4. . , _G by exhibitor-l, Easton liros.

worked without ully strain by eitller STALLION RACE TROT STAKE, Breeders' young herd, to consist of

1 hull nlld 4 females lllnlel' 2 years of age; bull to bc owllcd, lllld females

botll owned and bred by exhibitor-~

(fllalllpioll Hull, shown in class--1,

Champion Fenlllle, shown ill class-~

2 Sf‘f‘1CIAf.. I’ltIZl`~l>l OFI\‘ERld1') HY

(Canadian Press)

SHERBROOKE, Bept. 25-Lewis

DPRK. Paymaster of the amalgsmatod

s mines was shot in the back by -'nn

unidentified man this afternoon whilq driving to Black Bay to pay msn, The police are searching for the murderer.

.-_..?___-i_~

ISMIZS EUILTT

ITT EUHGEHT

_...-4 ‘

(Special to The Guardian) T

ST. .fOf~lN,-Sept. 25.--The jury, fn

the case King va. R. D. Isaacs, after being ollt only? thirty-one minutes this afternoon, returned a verdict of "Guilty," convicting the prisoner on a charge of utterihg forged docu- mellts knowing them to be forged. The prisoner was not sentenced but at the conclusion of the trial was re- ' mandcd to jail. Sentence will in all likelihood be imposed before the

court adjourns sine die,

THE ETTEUNIALS

’l‘lle Colonial Stock Company pro-

sentcli the Golden Rule, a domestic drama ill three acts, before a crowd- ed and enthusiatlc audience in the Upera House last night. The play dczlls with the love temptation and fall of a wall street speculator, Dick Stanley (Robert Lulonde), and introduces the wifes of the company promoter Allan Dale (Cortland) Hopkins), and the shady ways of a N€‘W YDTK Politician, 'Ihomas Carton (Percival Scnmlnon who however

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in the end reforms, stills out his saloon and drops politics; and also

la parish priest and friend of the

l>00l`. Father John O’Neill (Louis

2'nlld upwards--~1 and 3,’W. Clark &

4 4| Son; 2, Hamilton Horne.

Ol-l,| Cow, ln nlilk or calf, 2 years old- 0m,‘1 and 3, W. Clark & Son; 2, Wallace

not » .

Helfer, 1 year old-1 ulld 3, W.

Clark & Son; 2, Wallace Steed.

I-feifcr Calf, under 1 year and ove

W. Clark & Son.

wi m0uou.~l, w. clark & sou; 2, wal

ness needs the advantages which such'thc "classiest” 2.19 field of horscsflllfe Smud- mncblnes afford would only be coll-,tllllt have ever assembled on an

sulting their owll interests by visit-_lulld track. Dorothy camo qu

close to breaking her record in t of the heats.

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' ing this booth and inspecting the ex-

' llihits there.

T1-IE RAC E 3 .

The races in the afternoon were at-

tended by an ilnulense throllg. Sonlfl of the fastest horses in Mnritin\c~ Canada took part and a great day’s

Oakley H. from his great raci

looks to be ll 2.18 trottcr right n His mile ill 2.212 was merely jog l .

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Oakley H. (5) 2.212, Rcxlight

16. Herd, consisting of 1 bull nlld 4 iw females, over 2 yr-are old, and owned

w0'by exllibltnr-1, W. Clark & Son.

Zed' W. Clark Sf Son.

Clflrk & Son.

(4) Cllnmpion Felunlc, any age-1, W.

racing was the result. timed separately in some race 2.24, Cmrk & S"“~

T The fastest time was made by Dev-‘ und 'l‘he Abcgweit (2) 2.43%, are all

ilish Dorothy, owned by Dr. J. '1‘.Tthe product of Pllrkolla, owned by CLASS w__GUE,RNSEYS

Jenkins, Churlottetowll, and drivcll_liullcl-lll Robertson, North River. '

` by Fred Cameron, she having done 'Phree good ones equal in cash value Bull' 2 ycnm um_]'_ Rover “,.0,,_ Y the flrst and third heats ill 2.18%, to $2,000 or more. mm' 1 ycm- 0m__1_ Ruper B,-“_

The Stallion Race was the first ° ' ° Bull Calf, under l year old and ov-

,called and of the eleven entries only An oder of $400.00 was refused for‘,.r 5 months--1, Roper Bros. follr started, the others were drawn. The Abegwcit, 2.432, the sensational] Bull (_‘,u\f_ umler 6 m(,n¢_|,s and over In the first heat the four horses got 2-year-old prlcer, after his first heat 3 ,,,,0nths_.1| Roper B,.0s_ away well hunched; but at the llnlfl Wednesday, and after his second heat` U,,w_ in milk or mn, 3 Wm,-B 01,1

held until the finish, Baron Cecil

ing - -

Tile Citizens’ Band were again in running on the back stretch’

Baron Cecil won the next two

CLASS 17.-»AYRSfiI¥iES

Probably the most interesting race Bull, 3 years old and upwards--fl, (ummplm, Female, any ugu-1, F,

Tmve mu" than one deughtmt ren' and the one with the biggest field of Easton Bros. .' ‘I-f. fiopcr.

the dey was the 2.19 Class trot and] Bull, one year old-1, Easton Bros.; ‘ ‘ ` '

pace. Dcvllfsh Dorothy, although on|2, llobert Stewart; 3, Bryne Bros. (‘l.,\ss 20--ll0l.STl§lN-FRIESIAN

y ' _ the track for the last eight days, de- Dull Calf, rlnder 1 year old und ov- A

A’ °'°“°‘“"ly 'mted' mm 0' thc cs- menltreted the etebility 0! her er- er 6 menths-1. Easton Bros. , null, 3 your alll luul upwards-1, l-. lfl. I., lu clrsrlng for sale a liniius

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lmile Baron Cecil was leading, with his "stocks" went rlp 20 per cent. ,md ,mw,,rd,,_]_ F_ H_ Roper; 2_ and Happy George second. Baron Cecil The Abegwcit clln pace a mile around ;;_ R,_,pe,- m~,,s_ broke at the last turn allowing Hap- 2.30 any day. (low lu mln; or cuff, 2 ycmu Ulu-1, ry George to set the lend which he ‘ ° ' lv. ll. Rdpkr; 2 and 3, nupcl- sms.

Baron Cecil. 2.211. llvzet nil src- Hell.-l-, 1 yeur nhl-l uuu 2, nop.-u~

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d""'"’ E" wmch the necessity 0! com- 5"T““ "“"i""“ pmt” "T th” "°r°\'m“° l :Tl)vlE;l|l]51dilT>r¢‘TEl(l:r(:l|,`dllrlt rrEl1rrT:;T2ldst<I>mTllll:lT-TT:\;EETTm(TT;E1>T'2ehTindhExile oT3dfrcllabTeThT&:ife`rE|(lElilfT{'lll:El(EEE( year old and

isll thlrll with King Brazilian a close King Brazilian--llnron is a lovely ,,v¢,,- 5 ,,,0,,¢_|,g._1' Hopnr Bros; 2, 1.-_ fourth. and docs it clearly. }|_ Rupel-_

The horses scored three times bc- ’ * ° d h Heller Gulf, under ll mouths and

fl n the second o he t is ex ecte t fs morn- _ _ rl _~ rl,

M°“T'i°“ might Tm mum; at um 12,? AteT,.h§0lTnl‘fw1;Td1ro‘n Cecil again,in; Tasteless" Oakley) H., Car Ferry’(;l‘t;:v:?rET\(lrEl'iTE:li(Til-1lTTopcr me ’ Z' ‘WW "° “‘° 5"” ‘“,’I’"°d“s°“,‘;‘ 2 llelfl the pole. mug lzruzlllau came' mul me Rekall on-l. should oak- Her.; cuuslsllng nl 1 hull .mu l visitors tm Lmues M occ y ° second and Happy George third.'lcy H. or The Rexall Girl win thejcmules, over 2 yelirs old, and owned

` King Brazilian finished first, Baron heat Oakley gets first money. Oak- ll inhibitor-1, Roper Bl-os.

tame “gm l“"°h°°"s In the “pear Cecil second and Happy George third.‘ ley's fine showing yeBt°l‘dBY WM VBFY Tllreeders' young herd, to consist of nom' "E the mam exhibition bm _ 'Phe heat was awarded to Baron Ce-° creditable and most popular. l bull and 4 females under 2 years

cil, on account of King Brazilian of nge; hull to be owned, and fe-

mnles both owned and bred by ex-

hibitor-1, Roper Bros.

Bros.

9 - - money. In the flrst heat Dorothy er 3 months--1 and 2, Easton Bros. ‘Lenrd & Son, Kelvin Groove; 3,John

booths in which various firms nnd_:,nnd Hmm g_ (might hard, but just] Cow, in milk or calf, 3 years old Tweedy, Eafhlwlld. p _

‘us everyone tllought the heat was and upwards-1, A. Mclllle & Son; 2, Bull. 1 year old-1,.J. M. Leard; 2, tuilzutiou of the Company is low gui

LOST IABT NIGHT ‘ ,llildn's, (lnlncron forged the Doctor’l: .and 3, Easton Bros. d |W. J. Gibson, Marshfield; 3, F. W.

' ‘. W ' tl t f the -"marc ahead and thc heat was llcrs» Cow ln milk or calf 2 years ol --1, Pmwgc_

ChMI°“'°t°wn and New masgtfllll hm' one with th; lE'dTnrncon(; hav- ‘NTERNATIONAL HARVESTER C0 by l\ neck. llnby Logan got third A. McRae & Sou! 2. Euston l\los.i Hull Cuff. under 1 year and over

Q and Cherry Ripe fourth. lflldll. S. 3, J. A. Gordon, New Perth. _ mouths-1, J. lil. Lcard & Son; 2, calling nt J, K, Ross' Olds, 071';

The International Harvester Com-,lend the sr-cond heat, with llllby lin-T, Hl‘.iff‘-F, 1 Year old- \. 2 and 3. finst- flcn & Clark.

' (‘ d h lar e mann- gun sc-colnl i‘llel~ry liipc third und on llros Bull Call, under G months and gy

pany, of /ana a, w one g. - . » f ~ facturfng plant is at Hamilton. and ,Devfllsh Dorothy fourth. In this] llefler Calf. under 1 year and Over er B months-1, J. ll. heard sr Son

,-9 lfieifer Calf, under 6 and over 3

6 months~1, Hamilton Horne; 2;

any age, the produce of one cow to,N0Vil1¢) who discharges his duties of be bred and owned by exhibitor--1 l’.\\i<1B. Dhi10B0Dhcr and friend tolllck

Stanley. as well as his wife Louisa (Ada Bolam) and her half sister llrrances Marvin (Fern Wayne). Two minor characters, so far as the plot

l Bull, 3 years old and upwards-1, is °°“°‘“`“°d» but Very ““P0YU\“*- \l'\

3, the production .of-.thwoomody flrthm

piece were Herman Hauser, "'the miri-

o,m_. Bun 2 years ,,1d_1’ Spurgeon wm._‘lsters man ,"(Frank Oliver) and Mrs.

n_'Bedelia Gratten; (Father O’Neill’s

house keeper (Ama Blonde The lot

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Bull, 1 year old-1, Hampton was in the usual lines, the curtain

ringing down wlth'everyone happy

'fully staged and the acting left noth- 3 ing to be desired. Special mention \_l must be made of Louise Neville gg

Father 0'Neill and Frank Oliver as

,1 Herman Hauser, while the female

parts wel'e` excellently executed. A word of praise is due Vinnicomb's orchestra, which enlivened the inter- vnls with excellent music. Tonight the Company produce “Going Some."

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2, J. M. Leard & Son.

Cow in milk or calf, 3 years old

and upwards-1, Lea & Clark; 2 and 3, J. M. Lcard & Son.

Cow, in lnilk or calf, 2 years old-

,1 and 2, Lea & Clark; 3, Bryn;

Breeders’ young herd, to consist of

1 bull and 4 females, under 2 year

“gd of llgc; bull to be owrlcll, and females 0w_ 5 both owned and bred by exhibitor-1,

Champion Bull, ally nge-1, W.

Ilros., North Iriver.

Heller, 1 year old-1, J. M. Leard

At Son; 2, Lea & Clark; fl, W, J, (llhsoll.

Heller Calf, under 1 year old and

over 6 mouths-1, Lea & Clark; 2, W, J. (iihsoll. , f-feifer Calf, under 6 months and ov- er 3 months-1, J. M. Leard Ei Bon; 2 and 3, Edgar Heartz, Marshfield.

Herd consisting of 1 bull and 4 females, over 2 ycnrs old and owned by exhibitor-1, Lea & Clark.

Breeders' young herd, to consist of

1 bull and 4 females, under 2 years of age; bull to be owned, and females owned und bred by the exhibitor--1', llcu & Clllrk.

SPECIAL PRIZES.

GIVEN BY THE HOLSTEIN-FRIE- HIAN ASSOCIATION.

Champion Bull, 510,00-Les li

Clark.

Clllimpion Female, $10.00-.!..M.

Lcnrd & f-inn.

Three animals, either sex, the get

of one sire, $12.00-J. M. Leard k Son.

Champion Bull, any nge-1, Roper

celleut breeding by capturing flretl Bull Cell. under 6 months and ov- _Leu af clark, vlctorlu; 2, J. M.

IEW. ““.E.‘l‘.‘1E‘LFE!E‘.‘.l!lE¥_*E?i 135°. 59.". I

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