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This column in . Count: news or |o'e°:i"l:r°z:r::¢' ixrzuelfi' "'""ll 01 A newly nature may ir; lnnrled at 4 cents D word sirls-fly llllble in advance-

UAB ACCIDENT-A hugh; ggcid

sky last night between 11 and 12 30

h, h mm ._ mapped I-,m_ W. G. Bruce in the chair. Sstisfac- ' ed _

in W C wry mmm or the ye______s work more than ,_ ,by_Col. Andrews, Major T. E. Mc- is believed that the storm was an, l_Nll_l_>. with Mrs. Gordon is now ne

will be carried out. The site A feature 0,, the days stock Nu t and Major L. Lowther from

the camp lh15 WHY hHB 1105 e presented' am? plans were trading was transfe 1 V °h"]°"‘°°°Wh- TW€Illy-four mem-i A Wen ba, d _ ern part of the province. It is rc-f C°Uhll'y- It was on foot, however

de for the activities of the - r o an 85000 a

riiiniteiy set, but Brudenell ‘“" wm » bers _i _ “te and most en __ _ _ _‘antigua ,S thought the most ing season. It was l’€‘P°rted that i lhl-re block of Commonwealth and wmewxxgxsent and !°“ht°°h wel 'loyable concert programme was markame that the m°°h was “sible mit the_.:'|sn°rs saw Oxf°'d"“Lh°

the organisation has raises the °°““‘°m it 5. up 1-a. This was D,,,.,,,,,h,',e , -Presented to e im., ,,,d,,~,,,,,, ,D 1” the wulhern Sky throushout al- ‘my Wal- Jack writes. '-as the little sum at ¢z,1oo during the year. th’ li-1¥°°l single transaction mmm hu " h”““°” °flh° the central christian sunday meat the entire duration or the "ms “nd “Weis Where the really

-**' F, u . ,lace March 14 when lmooo sh" I some dissatisfaction was school Room last evemn b the storm. wonderful things are. are too nar-

GILWELL CAMP ° °Whg were thi’ Offlcelu ap- ' ' expressed at the recent dectsion of 3 Y row for cars, and anyway You so

who

e early part of July will Macmmm

lar business, col. G. E. Full was ln-

Following was the programme: We1°°m@. Robert Dickie. Pllh° S010. Ira Stewart. Reading. “T116 F183," Lloyd

Grant, c

' R. Sutherland. by the Charlottetown Troops, lerlzth on the far Eastern situation. Slllht. "Tile Unwilling Patient."

wiiggbiigsdurmg the Bt. Peters: Mrs. Wm. Cotton, The entertainment was put on in ;1_`_h°__SP€Rk€r pointed out that from

few weeks so to camp either Mm T' E' Mcmm' me Auditorium ot the summemde e me or Am-ed the Grew' ol Eng

. central Christian: Mm C_ Mc_ High Sch00]_ land until about seventy-five years i

Rev, G, T_ spr|gg5_ Provincial B80, Japan had been entirely closed

Commissioner was present and act- 'Quint r°_§_i3h °°mm““i°a"i°“ 01'

M chamn _ 80 . e doctrine or custom of

an subordinating the interests of the

retary md ML w_ _,_ mdsw ' individual to that of the state was r

your Troop or Patrol. place io test out the uting. One will find so much ll you of God and your

to Him and at the same time duty to Man. It is necessary Wllchlul not t0 put fires near or grass, and never leave a burning. Then be careful o_f matches, try and make firs lmvtchesz if you do take essoak them all in wax so damp will not destroy them. no put the fire out either nter, or putting earth or

or beatlns it out with a or blanket or sticks. Try

about being prepared,

motto, well always dig

:ll around your camp

two feet wide so your burn away where you it. You have to rcmem-

all the time. Select

it will be. comfortable

weather as well as

iioi day. Be careful what drink, all clear water is pure and wholesome.

HEAT WAVE »

ictatinued from Page it

Camp game

fall in temperature. In it dmpptd 24 degrees in

ilun that many hours-from erday afternoon to as, <°ll>hle's temperature was lil. m.. 20 decrees above the Um in Chicago, where s. cool was welcomed by the attending the century of

of 98 degrees here

lXA.- Esther LaCoursiere,

_ Florence Martin,

lIII__1t/gary Duncan, Ima, "grade I (_h._)_1 RMP), Cobb; 2, 'l. Scout Camp Fire. Presents- Dil JUGBG F1'Bh°l5 Ahgfem' mcmghn- Clif" Clflflli-ll. Carl Mayhew' 3 Denzll Delaney l-i°h 01 Wafnhl-S Bhd BM|¢¢!- Il' W" ‘7“m"- He had been hr

' ’ ' - in his arl

Mite d d of us g P °l'

hell. Katherine Doyle. Merlsretwaller. Teacher. Sketch Broadcasting Charlottetown r__:_l»;.;_<_>_°\l_:; m_mc_____ __d___m_____e mg bank to ohm! tomghh

Donald.

Gregor. Mrs. H. w. Platte.

Trinity: Mrs. B, Roy Holman,

lvfrs. F. R.. Newsome, Mrs, A, B, Ftsher, Mrs. Jonathan West.

St. Pauls: Mrs. H. R. Stewart,

Mrs. Harry Miller.

5°°l’°l~\I'!'l Report lF‘°U0w~1ns is the secretary, re- wrt prepared by Mrs, wilrrea ray. lor: During our year's work just ended

we carried on practically the game as in former years, starting with °“1' 111° in August or artificial f1°W°f-‘= °“ Tlltsd-ay of Exlubition week, this was followed by the En- nual rummage sale in october;

01"' Y¢9-Fly door to door oollec-

tion was started in November, this meant a great deal of work for the ladies, but the splendid rcsrrigs *"0"* *hen paid them for their efortx. '

This year as it was deemed un-

necessary to make any great effort to augment our funds, it was sug- gested by our Pn'dent Mrs. Bruce that each member have a Talent Box whereby they could use their talents to help fill this box. The splendid sum of $113.50 was realized showing that our Auxil- iary ls composed of some very tal- ented ladies.

As our Auxiliary exists almost

entirely for raising funds for the Orphanage there is very little for the Secretary to report the activit- ies and their results being fully re- ported by the President and Treas- urer, it remains for one to state that several meetings were held with an average attendance of ten. Some five letters were Written.

Through the kindness of the

ings have been held in their mo

H *_M°<lt1ln° Jay. Mar- wsiinusomsuno, ont., June s-

Joan Gillis and Lor- Bw;-es of persons suffered minor

tw" °‘l““i~ cuts in Port Lambton and other H 8'4"" BPOWYI. IMI summer resort towns late yesterday Phyllis Blanchard and when a hail storm of severe inten- h°° °‘l““l- _ sity str-ues the district. mu stones I A--Eleanor Trainor. almost half as large as heh’S 0885

"___ “Helen Malone. Marie were hurled \1'p°n the countryside :audi e;r_periell__ce__;i_ 3ainlessA:i;r:is- t-l_\;_i“d¥° 0'5"*

unc _ for e me. n -

McCabe_ °°M__¢_1__<:_y_ls ;_l_;rri’r_i;__°s is;/3°; e‘l_e__c_t;_: Stormwere “Zn s mp by the roadlldg 1; uw, know you aze _ahi_`ake_'vpthe Friends said he had killed himself

' that two of nie is teeth doctor said. “Now s ra s en 11 °"‘°'h°d' Th' Mu 'me' am Wm MM so frightened James unitinlterl h

I B.-Leah Mcqgb, gm. t e lssin His pocket book and - -

, _ hx-gush “mingg and caused some wer m g. _

Dem” Murny’ shh' “mm °"h°nh early standing two “mae” who md hm Mm to joints and was his normal B dw lt Sydney ,J dl!! Pfeoedlnl the fire. among relics at Shakespeare

Dorugmmn, ____ mm, smcasvlthhimwsroallomidngnlgtin- - t '

Mr. R. C. Parent, provincial sec

Oli

Wanda Wyatt who acted as pianist

cial Commissioner and Mrs. Hal

One below the record for Royal Edward Chapter od’ the pgoqngmym various members indicated that

' nl of high

M' °h ‘mm °' 1899' Daughters of the Empire our meet- Fllll`! Sddfw W” 11°” ° V

gi; Part I educative value but thoroughly

DAME ACADEMY attractive room in the canadian 1. opening Chorus. "0 Canada. tertaluius-

W Legion building. 2. Morse Signalling, “Welcome The 19-Sl? and m°5t “Cc”

*’“”h‘ °°°““’d “” arrangements were rriase for the Message." (T. 1.. 1-lauett. P. L. Mo- meetlns Of the S‘i_a=°l_‘_ °_‘_"S°d _‘:’_§“_‘s_“

of U C S ‘

'i5.o for the month of flow” ml, to bak, place on Tues- Donald). _ most magnificc_ll_ _o_o _a_o;s_e__s

1 f h Oi t 95

day of Exhibition week. 8. Recitation, 'The Slacker." glggzi SS _:om Bumm____s_d___,s

X"‘Y”°““° °““d°°- -’°°' 54 talent boxes were distributes. 5°°ut Geo. McNeill. ___ __ ,___ the dunes of mam:

Lec i _ ». _ loc c Y.

ours ere, Jennie M36 and dues for the coming your were 4. Sketch, The ull/[o_l;_key Sur ____ the _east hem! mbly “med

pa,1d_ prise." lst Summers e roop. by Rh M_ ,nntom

5. Solo, selected. Scout Master J.

M°““8h°~“- Norm! mms soretts. _

0 Sketch “A Scout Makes

. . . ,

"l Frame! While. C10' The following is the school report Good." 2nd Troop. Thls Man was

of North Tryon for April and May: ’l. Cub Game, lst Summerside ~

m'-\“"9°?l° UWM- Ill- cirase rx.-1. Bernice Dixon; I. cubs. A Genuine Fr

Constance Leightizer, g1¢e1y Leard; 3, Helen Lord. Intermission, sale of candy. 8_0 __

. u

M9-FY M°°h¢Y. Pit' Grade VIII.-1. Muriel Dwson; 2. Part Il CHICAGO, June R

Jessie Leard; 8, Marjorie Muirhead. I. Indian Clubs, Scout Master H. neighborhood where James ey-

li e he seemed to be

VI.-N. Peppln R Dowl- Grade VI,-1 Jean Delaney; 2, Arsenault. nolds, 18, v S.

h'M°Klllll°h. M- .I-'Bl>-D111. M- Lillian Thompstm' 3 Mildred Le- 2. Recitation, "The Tenderfoot." prosperity personified.

' ' H always had plenty of money

M. l-lerrell, S. Martin, D. pm-gy, Scout J. Hogan. s '

or-ase rv-l lzulry Delaney 2, a. nope spinning, Patrol Lesser rn adsiton.he was the life 01 ¢"°fY

V--M. McCloskey. IB. Alex Dawson; '8, Bertram Thomp- R. Arsenault, 2nd N. Sinclair. party. 'Hs ¢0uld SUBP his °“’°W P. Bradley, M. Quinn, J. ,on 4. Solo, selected. Scout Master J. joints, _twist his feet lllt0 dlSl0l'h'>d

' ' ibl orarie Ir.-1, Earl Mayhew; 2. Borelle- l>°=lli°“S» S“"““°“ “P "M: °

Iv.-Eileen Mooabe. Rosa- Doris Delaney; a, Martha Dawson. s. shadow Play. "M Aisrmins sfimlwts 'md °'°°“ hi’ “°°“ “ °

Marv Doyle. Doris orarie I. (sr.>-1. Marion Lear-d; Operation-" lst 'I‘r°°i>. ansle that “Wd hi’ °P°°‘“"°"'

__. Josephine Brown. Phyllis 2 Gertrude Inman; 3, Vessie Daw- 3. Clhldllh Rovers Pageant, Then the other day a twisted fig uit ' It of Muniv

Charlottetown Rover Crew

Troop.

National Anthem.

Pianist-Miss Wands. Wyatt.

GOLD TEETII STOLEN FROM MAN1N SLEEP

BUDAP@I‘, Juno 9-Btefllh Kla-

Scout of Canada, also registration part .accounted for the almost mir- certificate. James Hogan, lst Sum- aculous rise of this country in sw. merslde Troop, 2nd class badge; enty-five years, from is backward Signallers, Troop Leader Hallett, and semi-barbarcus people to one of Patrol Leader Mononaid and Pat- the m<>Sl powerful world powers to- rol Leader Arsenault, all of first dBy- Japan appeared tobe the most

troop; lst star, of lst Wolf Cub "mC_l;1Y __P0l:\1lBli@d Country in the Pack- r.»nnt-a Al-sena l. W" » 8-V HB 2770 persons to the

Rev' Mr' Spngh' " ° §R]f/l!iil.rMlU"... B.-sizflllxr rlmisitv nf ”‘“"k’ °"P"°“°d °“ h°h“h °' th° rlve million souls to be fed and Pmvmhihl A”°°i°t'i°n hearty wh' clothed from the Islands resources. lzfahulhmhs t° the hhmm' Hhs The Colonel then showed the es- Honor Lieutenant Governor Dalton, smtm difference between me Jap.

his 83rd birthday today. Sym- mm and the Chin¢5e_ 1,, chi,-ra

Wlhv W” exPf"°°¢ l'° MP5- J- °’~ the rarnlly is the unit, and while the Gaudet, who has done such splend- Cranes, will make any sacrifice in id work in connection with the the mm-esta 0_1 the family, he is Summerslde Troops, in the sudden reluctant to do anything for the death of her husband, which took state or province. They are a. calm place today. kindly, unhurrying pe°Pl9- LUN

Rev. Mr. -Spriggs closed his N- time for everything. Some inciderlli

marks with some words of appre- were related to show the scruD\1l°U5 clation of the splendid program. honesty of the Chinese in finalwl Thanks. were extended to Miss mailer!-

The visitors and Scouts from “"5 °°“°‘5°15'- ‘“ °'m°5t ehtcrm arlott/stown were entertained by *"5 mhnmfl the hhh'°h°°‘1 deve1°h`

» d to the re

Mr J E Hallett assistant Provlri- meh” lm* had 1° “P P

' ' ' ' ent situation between Chine. and

lett after the performance. Jhhm'

1 DE

esldent of Summerside 'TrooP$l sxliuced in Jap? in the most ex' I

' e manner or J

P We, 8_1 ,__ - a apanese to

T_e_ so presen die in the service of the Emperor

ere was a presentation of war- was bo msw. .

rants and bad h R e B certainty °f eternal i snug” 9°* 5' ev- MF- bliss. _gre seriousness of Japanese

' compe on on the Pacific Coast,

Cllb M tE t

9*’ " sephen POM _Ol was explained. Their commendable

“rsh Sumemde Pack. WHS P\‘€Sent- industry. their intense patriotism ed with his warrant signed by His and their mrensoning c01d_b,o°d d EXCGUHICY the Governor General of courage were shown tc be some if Canada' Eh" 3955597011811. Chief the national characteristics that in

The speaker then traced clearly

The remarks of appreciation from

Col.

en-

ssful

and own

out

in the

ure came into the oour

by posing as a ol'iPPl¢d b0Bll'H\` lil railroad station.

He h

that the authorities had suspecte his deformities were the work of master contortlonist. ‘

and

essrs. W. L. Outhousc, Preston

_ . Beck and Victor Ling,

R”““i“8- "The Tree." Ei-io Mae-

Gregor. s°’°» “SmlllH’ 'I‘hr°ush." cliizoru

Campbell. . Pé“'°h”Uh@. Mr. Outhouse, Vic LUIS. Ralph MacNicll, Rsph Cal,-|.l CF. Eric MacGregor; Reader, M15, Emily Platts.

Intermission and sale of candy. _Skit, "The Edit0l‘." Mr. Outhouse, lilo Ling, Elmer Ling, Eric Mac. U'l‘€E0l'. Rfllph Calder. . | violin solo, Master Billy Rogem.

Reading. “Entertaining Her 515. l°f’S Beau." Mrs. outhouse. l The CIUVD Minstrel, Playet by F°“' Square Boys. Lloyd Grant Ira Stewart, Eric MacGregor, Ralph

Stewart, Elmer Ling.

HOLSTEIN

(Continued from Page 1)

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to hold an annual field day on July 6, on the farm of Mr. W. M. Lea, Tryon. Committees were appointed to take charge of a very attractive programme for this event.

Considerable extension work was

suitable temporary field man will soon be appointed to visit the breeders throughout the province and give whatever assistance may be deemed necessary. Considerable discussion took place on the question of contagious abortion, and it was thought that the time had arrived that some action should be taken at least in an educational way with s view of the eradication of this dis-

ease.

Reference" was also made to the desirability of having area herds use sires from accredited herds It was decided that representation in this

connection would be made to the

proper authorities.

Following were the officers elected

for the ensuing year:

Directors-Prince County, l-I. G.

Linklctter and R. A. Proiitt.

Directors-Queens County, J. Wal- ter Jones, Granville Buntain and Cecil Stewart. Directors-Kings County. D°llBlI-S

Aitken End M\l.llr00 BT1169-

Auditor-C. E. MacKenzie.

President-Granville Buntain. lst Vicc President-Munroe Bruce. 2nd Vice President-l-larry Link-

letter.

Secretary-W. R. Shaw. I

,_____i._-1_--

1Nsar.m..sal.lc Evan nl DEATH _-.___

(Cmruliim Pl-ess) NEW WNPERFORD. N. s.. Julie il-charlie wons F00 and W°“S Lung had been friends in !&l"0ff Chin and they had been insepar-

n able ever since comirlg to Canada

to live among strangers.

- charlie wons F°° died yesterday- - His body was found in the little

laundry where he and his friend

- used to meet every I\l8hl- l° Wk

about the time when they'd be go-

n Wong Long was at his work in

a Chinese restaurant when they

obbled into court, unaware told him about Charlie‘s death. His

d impassive Oriental face showed no a emotion. I-le just hung up his apron

and told his boss he had to go

-.Take him into my chambers," somewhere.

d Dr. David Rot- A fisherman found his body

floating in the water off low point.

rather than go on living without

is Charlie Wang Foo.

elf They will be buried together Sun

S k.

“S ' °“ 5“°“’d“Y- ‘“'_f“°“”§ l° had. Later we walked up nigh travel here by automobile, but lie Street the whole ,en th fit d did h°h "hive here “hm 5°m° time revelled in the unfoigingoseriesmhl O late Sunday or Monday and could X I hi

not be located after his arrival. Liv; 0 W ch you can never get

When his residence was ascertain- ..A§L L I _

ed wednesday’ he hefhsed t'° he ih' guide ehhicliixihflolhihlfedahlutnzrobiltncltihci

H li- - - ir . ~ 1 make in 00Dh9°tl°h Wm* me Mhxich We saw reiectory hall, gardens; cha- I-Iegira. pei, Fellows gardens, and all the

Ac B - “- v

of li. judgment rendered in thc Su- historical interest. We got rid 0! prcme Court at Ottawa last March him at the end of an hour. as per-

pointed for the coming year: es °f K"“°¢el' Bhd Toll changed th Four Square Boys, med b

News ;n:;s:§§ Btcgglil; President: Mrs. W. M. Rowe. hands in °h° hhhp' m§ntr?;np¢?lli)uIiZ:i¢l iE3or:1eq;l,r;rh;Z" number of their frienhd? Each 1;; M' R' J' Donaldson' New York” mhliiflasfah-ni\;§ah no “ki it an my

vice President etiargerlvrr-s. J.s ' E or the mg. hi h _ or the associates ces and Electric' " "° Y” “fd” ‘May

th - men andacommittee was appoiniedi ammh' W ° was hh company, and Mn .I-_ _,_ C0, _,271 Hll0Ut noon from Stow-on-tile-

m, scouts ln, this P_mv_ . _ to wart on the council _O express i der the direction of Mrs. W. L. st S h emhh Wold, he commum .mwmg drwen may ,sh to an d_ An Secretary. Mrs. A. C. Sinclair. S! 'd the views of the ex-service men and i outhoush’ have °"1de“°° °f °‘“'°f“i mechtff 3;',,,N;,,?" 0: t.hedM?rmme. me ‘Willy-Blshl mile-S thr0U8h the

w en y

futher m_tm.mat|°n ME: W. G. Bruce. E. e Scnuts In ;;_¢lue_.;t that the exemption be con- I §_fee_¥_’_;"`?°’°ll._ a;l_d of excellent Judgv any last ev__§___;' "We U *hcl first rain we have had. We put up should apply tp Mn eh --_ ' U6 » H S0 CC On. ' ' at the Mitre, a comfortable. but old-

rarent, Provincial Secretary, ____:"M‘§_‘;m_l_f_S_;_ H, Mwmwre lne C0nC3ft After the conclusion of the regu-

fare of any Scout will _ ' X '

from the Provmclal h_____d_ Zion. lvlrs. Frank Fraser, Mm The concert put on by the gum. troduced to the meeting and thc

James Walker. mefside Tl'°°PS 0! Boy Scouts was SUb.l€0t of his address explained

Baptist: Mrs. my Quigley, Mrs. f* Emi 5“°°¢SS- They were assisted The 0°1°utl spoke at ooiislderable

' “*` fashioned hotel on "The High," The

Weather was so bad all afternoon

I) ° l i

() 1 1 C that we couldn’t do much except

watch the peoplc and traffic, eve,-y_

_ thing being in a turmoil because of

<w°wd » .xslt :iss .11z:..f;.;‘i;:::S

____Detai_l_s of the charge laid against ‘;;',1,,_";3aS‘;'e_;te ;);d;_‘g';hé'a;_‘;‘:_h sz” ;::.“;;§;*::;::~ ,hem;;‘;_ Pf,;f,§g,;h;“Z°r‘i__;‘; ‘_i_;5°_‘;f; and hack along | my during the week`ehd had hee" finest street I haxegeltzgoggghl 'iii

in the nature of a secret and for

i the ms, t, h _ _ __ , the buildings are wonderful, old and

,O the pressme e gme hh lmhhvhw new blellduig perfectly, both with

cucil other and with the marvellous

dings »

Me , H _ su_rroun _

X co eg"-a This mofhlhg we went out again

and this time into Christchurch Tom

Announc t, h

amen °wev"’ was Quad, and then through an old gate

mad lt l h _ . .

` ue oar Street and down “The

cuss arrangements for his ccntem- G .. t Ch 1 t h plated move to Mexico with some figzviyperg parrks hnlgdchwilt/hmghgdeg

M his followers' walks from which reat views f

v ri i l __ . Z ° e hh en ms home at vmglh' the splrcs of Oxford" are to be

fviqwf alhhomiil his 19-WV€l` 1855 rv-,_r omni- rrrlm onnif ire fnr 'arf

cordih 120 0F10 ml-@ft'>"'353"°“ arious holes and corners possessing

nviet 0th0l' lhllh 9- (`°“°d' sonall I enjoy it much better when

29, a. co y

arranged for and it is expected that ian. liable by his offense YO be de' you can loaf around, and get your

rted, continues to be subject to information out of n pool; instead

P0 deportation even if P0189-Sed l7l'i°V l° of taking your attention of the sights the expiration ol his senfeilue. W- to try to follow an English accent. der a. valid exe“cisc of the :GYM i'-le' Still, I consider the time well SD€hl~

we did several things we could

rogative. as

The Olilhlllh WHS handed d°Wn m not have done alone-and he wasn't

a reference made to the Supreme sum H had old chap anyway; hc was Court by the G°V9m°Y‘5“'C°““°h 'over 80, but wore the usual Oxford following the decision of Mr. .lusti<‘0 flannel bags like the rest ol the _

are Meulsh. of the NM -wholly boys"

Hump y _ ‘ ~ Scotia. Supreme Court. asalhi Vfl' _ ‘ mm-5 depgytattoh, Magdalen College

sentenced Last May "Being somewhat tired of walkin!

by now, mother and I went down

Th s iritual and temporal leader to Cornmarket Street (or I should

of th; thhrlstian community of Uni- say "The Corn") and got out the versal Brotherhood, known as the trusty Austin and saw some of thc Doukhobors, was sentenced H159 May outlying' sections. Very 111061 hu* We by the Saskatchewan Court t0 5- soon were back to the Colleges germ of three years in Prince Albert again. We parked outside M8»Bd8l€h jail. An appeal against the sentence and went in. and saw the cloisters was refused but the term was re- and quads. The grass is marvellf-“I5 d ced to 18 months -like velvet, and with not a weed-

uA!ter serving one-half of his sen- Magdalen is considered to be the tepco, Verlgin was relellsel'-l 1”” most beautiful of all the Collelel. January 30, and rushed by l-Tam 5° and I can well believe it. Its bulld- Halugx for deportation to Russia: ings, of all periods. are lJ€1'f€°l. and I-is was about to board a. liner for me gardens are wonderful. The his native land when the decision river-I think it‘s part of the Cher- oi Mr. Justice Mellish intervened. well-flows through the 8\‘0U1'lCl5

MI. Justice Mellislfs $500 award and along its bank is a walk (Addi- declsion held Verigirrs sentence in sons Walk) shaded by hllse Old Prince County Jail had not expired trees-very spacious. On the other within the meaning of sil lion 43 Ol side is Magdalen Grove. 9- d'fl18hl>‘ the Immigration Act, which 01”'-*vides ful park, full of deer and gnu, both that aliens not having acquired tamcg’ _- domicile in Canada and becoming “what I enjoy most of ali,‘ Hurry

,mu of 5 prison may be de- continues, “is walking down the

occltlgd t the end of the term- Il- winding narrow old-world streets hxtheraheld that in thc case of H and coniillg across gateways, iram-

d crtaiion ' views of ll quad or garden with

is incident to the pardon. because College buildings or a chap -an

rt tio was incident to the lm- flowers everywlicrc."

________.__.» in which to iillfl 01105 Why- 9

arc so many landiliarles to stccr by

a c Balliol, Wndhnlll, Jesus, the A-Sli

TRURO' N' S""`mne gvpnmk Oriel and Clll~istcllurcl1." f2lC-

was under arrest herc tonight 0" spent by the ,.,5,LO,s M s¢0W_0n a char e Of 9-l'5°h- HC is the °wh" i_h¢.w01d, "a great little couiltr

WM Dilflfll' d°5""°5'ed h’ me On They toured all around the vlfllhll- May 18. and discovered numerous village

The osteopath's arrest followed and pit-asaiit side roads. On lil that of Thomas Laffin, wll0 W” last afternoon tl1<‘Y Weill l-0 Sm* imprisoned on an arson charse ln ford-on-Avon, and saw Shake connection with the firc yCSU3'd°Y' speake's house. Anne Hathaway

Laffin had llvsd in thc ll0\lSC f0U\”, Cottage, and the church, _sn_o_t_itl’;_

n of

unusually severe one in the north-f -l°lU'l€ a motor tollr of the 01;;

pardon, "freedom from EP ills _ _ cl d

depo 9- ll . prlsmmenw _ Oxford, he_ allies. lS_ all Gail’ 51_l_h§‘c°

F e S A f S 0 fl, Already I know by sight Bruscnosc,

C h a 1’ ge molcan Museum, thc Bodlcian, thc

Radcliffe Crilltcra, the Sheldfmlilh

(Canadian Press) R Tmatrm Ncw Couegm Magda],,,.,_

Hefheftv T“h°°' N' S" mteopam' Three cnjoyablc dnys were also

g _

Of 5 hw” at Eureka' N' S" wmch town wilcrc nothing cvcr hal>l>91l5-`

YMPAN willilli

____ _ UF U|.|l UXFURU CHECK BR|T|S|'|

__ _,___ ,__ ir M..u..ei, 2 for i 35.2 :sz ::.‘t:.°‘.‘::.'.';’°.f‘::§‘ |N SP|i|NGT|ME EMHRE TRADE

' lv y. givin . _ - .

Valuable Assistance A _substantial flip to "inthe (wg klllds Of fI'€Sh ftiSh, blvlrned out of a gsngway and crash-

Rendered Protest- 32.1%; nm °1°"°' Phone 1210- idweferhnffihfftigf '§§§f§"?§iflei: Mr. Jack Gordon Des

.ant 0 h _ mm” .ou on ___ th +o4¢+4+o4-ooooofcq-_ 011 the left side and one tire of the

_ rp anage By o are-nrirr, - .

Ladies’ 0 - _ but rrouitly turned sun on the re- A ' lah" Car were damaged. c rl b 9 S Delightful Seeks Vital Points in

. rgalllla eotlea ana er-euro mls- cron the C01 G E Fllll Experiences on Visit ' °

Be 0 e e _ _ B ,

mn' ffl ‘§§r';`..i'..t§°'l'l§`°-l°fr'.i`.°£`lii.1`L°f Addresses Legion F ennfeiiifti ri'..'rf`t'.'.i-frYri.`..f.f`i'I.`.§ *O England. rl t ' S h E““"'°'s

READY F” MW' 'nie annual meeting or the nas- hm 1” l-11° latter sue to severe

hea A very successful meetin w °'¢~l0Ck. during the electrical storm An interestin accc

ies’ Auxiliary to th t. sent buyers scun-yin f g as '

10th has been set by l-ht _ ° P1‘°l°5l'°»“¢ .. Em . 3 °' held b th B hi h iz unt or Oxfor mmmnd as tm me ac:-lhipmmge was held in the can' efluipm\;:i1tvi:;iiF;Tg'cpamcu1atly the thecafradizn :»t’;r1T>;“t:eviz;Tc1¢l at ' :baht mianidhtmrshth: hpfohmchi and the 1mpreT°‘§1°" "hhh Emil”

the Island Scouts to go under “ll I-lesion buildins yesterday ' m '°mmb]°d` Col G Elliot Full es ay' l g a or U envy' makes on 3 “Sm” at ms "ahhh

afternoon with the preside,” Mm up 9 points and International Har- ‘ - was the guest or 'h°“°" °f “"1 fell in the city. and the year has been received by My

W5- . e .

The camp will last ten mm, 3 1 4 sears Roebuck nm the evening He was accompanied P R 0 G R A M thunder rumbled for some time It J P Gordon from ms 50,, Jack_

Jail- Government

Commercial Armor,

d TOKYO. .lure r_(A_P_,_,.,°,

d 3 fUl'l’i5:n office mokesman carm

thc assertion today that thc Jap-

anese Government is considering sm” Whmh Wmilfl 111'-‘St efectively check htm Brwsh Empire.; an l‘f‘S»S1\'e tariff and general commer- cial ll0!lcics against Japan."

Soon afterwards the Rerlgo (Jap

anesel News AZGDCY reported thy Viscount Kukijim Ish; proposed . new J.manese~American arbitratim

_t_l:alY if_>_ President Rocsevelt whey alldhtis 11r;lWash]hf>'i0ll last month

ll? 'esident assented io it 1

princjp1¢_ I

Because of this, the Rengo m_

nouncernent added, the Toky,

sG___ot;rnmmii. is prcpai-cd pg Lgke , , 0 B hand in the current grad, ,differencics rvitil Britain and mon

especially I:~.dia_

Commercial difficulties between

India and Jfllirlli centrc- around 9, 50 pex'cL'ni illrtrr-asc mam. ,.,.N,m!y hy '-he I"dlUll Glvi-rlinlent in dgrt. ies on llozi-Btwizsli cotton goose Under a dccisioii of UN. _mpan Coitoll Spiniirtrs Fcdl'l‘€lt;oli a boy,

cott is ihrcaic-rit<i_ 'THC Forvlmr oiifeo srrr,it@S,,,a,,

said the G°"l`l`Illll0rit was searchiili for the most vulnerable pgim, U, the British Elllpii'4=`s comme)-C15; amlor wilerc Lllru;<ts w.'.llirl bo most likely tl halt what Jspzlll consid-

PF_S £0 be a_c:iillpulgii of Empire- wide excursltn agamst Japane”

goods.

GOVERNMENT

(Continued from Page 1)

In the Premiers opinion, the

Governments acceptance this wee)

f Mussolinls four-power European

peace pact. also was approved al- lh0UEh formal ratification of tht treaty is still necessary.

Deputy _Foiirgeot raised the onli

V03” hi law? Of paying the Unites Special Cooperation To Avoid Income Tax

(By William L. Beale, Associate( Press Staff \\'r1tcr.l WASHINGTON, June 9-(A.P.l -Creation of spccial corp:-ration( to avoid income taxes on_ hugs stock transfers designed to pro- moic formation of the Van swer-

Zngcll railroad rcnlin was disclos- ed today to it Senate Conimittei that already was planning to ssl full authority vo examine J. P. Morgan and Crmnaiiy partners ol their tax-affccirg transactions.

In h‘s tllllci diy oil the stand, P. Sweringoll agreed with Fer-

nand Pecora, the Banking Com- ittee counsel that using inter- cdiate corporations io transfer ocks “look the least dollars" and

legally side-stepped taxes in building the vast railroad structure that started on $1,000,000 in 1916.

The 0. P. and M. J. Van Slveir-

ingcn sharc of this $l.000.000 W3-1 $500,000.

J. P. Morgan and his partner'

again were on hand, listening off and on to the tedious testimony about a complexity of illicrlacing V corporatiors that left tllc few Sen- ators present and a much depleted crowd wondering what it was all about. The Morgan gl'0l1D hwfd th*

mil opcrnior tell at one piiillt ll0W he had mid their firm and the guaranty company of New York I $240,000 bonus for floating an i-S5110 of Chesapeake ami Ohio bonds" at a. time Vail Swiwiiigcil interests owed Morgan and Company $35.- 000,000.

ssaeo

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UHICAGA, June 9-A lost man

lcrpiccc of Leonardo Di Vinci. soungilt i:.l~ four ccliiurics, me!

' have bccn lccttcd llcrv, Dr. Mau-

rice 1.. GG;~i<ilrlni.;, art eXl>f‘l'l» “ld today. Dr. Goldblatt said tllc Mm- donna. of Yarn Winder, bein! dl* played at a. century of Pl‘08I`0S5\ may be it D1 Vinci work. Previous- ly the panting has been attributed

_ tc cnc of Da. Villci's students, pro- v bably Lliiill. It is owned by E- W- ' Edwards, Cincinnati banker.

,_-_-4--1-‘-i1`_i'_4

Z' place, a dozen books in One llttll c case that were worth over £40,000.

t. Jacks many fricllds hcrc will

- await with interest furtllcr detail! s of thc toiir which he lilld ills mother

g, are now ninklng S0 0lli0l'=\hl.\’ lil lhl

- r Old Country-

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