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I Smith In Nomin-

ation Balloting By

funn-ubaavun-'gin

_~\¢.a.

-..._-..-

I lik

I -_ if New,\York, far ahead of his near-

yioe- ` entia1~nomlnation. Both

` makgan of the Camorma del _ the Unggéd Statem 8.3_ 5_1_ the difficulties that trouble most of Cincinnati _

MMDCRATIG cniiilalilloil

_ .

Roosevelt L e a d in g

'Almost 500 Votes.

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(By By`i'on Price, Associated Press Stuff Writer)

` CHICAGO, STADIUM, July' 1- After s tumultuous nightlong scs- lion, the Democratic convention fell into the tightening grip of a dead- iock at dawn today, took three fruitless ballots for a. Presidential nominee, and then adjourned un- \il tonight, to think it over. Goveinor Franklin D. Roosevelt

est rival, mustered a slowly-rising majority on each succeeding bal- lot, but was unable to make the real progress which his managers

_ had predicted toward the two-

thirds needed to nominate. _ on the tliir'<i`b'sll0t, ihetffieisl

count showed 882`1?>r`Rooscvelt, '.90 tor Alfred E. Smith, 101 for Speak- er Gamer, 52 for Governor George White nf Ohio, 40 for Melvin Tray- nor, 27 for James A. Reed, 24 for Harry Byrd, 23 for .Governor Albert

" Bitchieof Maryland, and 8 for

Newton. Ii_-Baker, It would have re- quired, on this ballot 768 to nom- inate. _ _

The Roosevelt managers had

made inroads here and thcre, pick- ing up. votes by drlblets. At the lime time some of the Roosevelt States were showing signs of wav- :ring under the pounding counter- lttack of the bloc of favorite soris_

The Missouri delegation, pledged

to Reed collapsed and toppled most of its votes into the Roosevelt bpiumn. »'I'he candidacy of Gov. Murray of Oklahoma lasted but one bdllot; butw when thc Governor hilnseff released his delegates, tlley. divi " among other favorite sons, and e of them went to the New

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reprisal for__tbe_ threatened new im- i posts on Free state_go_ods_ entering Great Britain, by- which means Great Britain has indicated she will recoup the defaulted sums. The 'Free State President, in the event of failure to reach an agreement, ~ is expected to call fi# a general el- ection in which he would campaign

on the-tariff measures.

The Free State Cabinet today

approved the terms of the reply to the British Governments note deal- ing with arbitration of annuities. The British Government declines to submit the matter to ali inter- national tribunai, insisting on an Empire body. The contents of the Irish note are not divulged, but are expected to rencli London on Moli- day, when a concrete developnlrnt in the present deadlock might be

expected.

No one lil Dublin believes the

British Government will carry out its threat of tariff reprisals against

the Frec State until the last iiopc of arbitration has vl\nl'shcd_'At :lie some time a decision will problibly have to be made on Monday, for next Tuesday evening the "Irish Free S_t-"lic Special Duties Act” is scheduled for ilitroduclion in the

House of Colnmoms_

When he arrived at the Dail

Eireann. in high good humor, Pres. idcllt De Valera. this afternoon had 110 comment to make on the Brit- 1"

yet," Mr. De Valera remarked witli th

ish tariff threat. "Nothing to say tm

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ROYAL PAIR CAPTIVES ON WARSHH’ U1

1 ri- aiiipok lei and clum-

` ct of revolutionaries in Slam June 24 was seizure of KH! ai”

clr ears. The l'0Ya\ Willie "'39 _

Most daring a um;-gg gg tank, rumhled and rebel B Queen Kflmbi Bam* (1) “ h°s¢“5“' success M lu” ".v°“l“| eemzezng, uhecrs of the Pvifueue lfnliiil I” vvs m="°h°5 “"°“5h "“’ °"""“l ‘_"'d" the mu" es M m ‘ that showed a lot of promise when

ntly visited Callldl-

an enigmatic smile.

The Government newspaper, the

Irish Press, however commented 0UiSD0kenly on the British propos- als. “No Irishman or Irishwoman, whatever party they belong to, should allow Mr. Thomas (Domin- ta 1°nS Secretary) ai dictate to ii

ldlty" as Britain sells more to Ire- a

lose in one department of trade we

UNITED STATES ` ciimilil euiliiiliill

(continued from Page 1) LIBRARIAN VISITING - Dr_

George H. Locke, Chief Librarian

nt and dissociated nations. It is of Toronto. is in the CNY all the message framed upon a common present time. He is here on the

S." a _

the Press said- It dubbed the Brit- outlook, common tradition, eommcm invitation of Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Ne ish proposals "siieer economic stup- language and literature. and upon McMillan, Minister of Health and B

relationship which is unique Education, to inspect the plans for

land than Ireland sells to mr, The among thc great peoples of the the new Prince oi Wales College __ Government organ added ~wh,,t_ world. It is a message not only of building. ,comm y'

ever Mr. Thomas _and his iil-ln- good wishes. but of understanding l formed advisors may cause as ts “Hd Hff°°°1°h~ mlnran mvna Pssroimi. ;"“m“Ut°“ °'~ " 7 8 0

Time and circumstance have CHARGE_Unm_.d Church of Can.

will eventually more than make up drawn “pcm the maps °f I`f°m‘ ada, services for Sunday, July 3. _ in another." ' America 3 b°“"d'“`Y between the will be as follows, Wiltshire church Mnhaffey' Knmsse and c°ch"'n°'

_ people of Canada and those of the school at 10 a_ m__ sewice at 11 sh m_

York . There were definite signs - - United States. We have different

Sacrament of Lord’s Supper at

'D1 5 tion in the Texas and iZ0V0Fnm"1‘l1i'S- fllffefent n"'5S» and close of service. Wheatley River Ualif is. delegations, pledged to different allcglanccs. Sometimes church school at 2 p_ m__ service

,_ John N. Garner, with _ eit figuring as the most

beneficiary, should a real come. The inside circle of tion leaders heard much talk , combination involving the

hrss7 sony Ns

en Wills Moody won the Wlmblc- df?

pionshlp today by defeating Helen “Y

and m 5°"‘e fields We are rivals and at 3 p. rn. Hunter River church

»---+ competitors. We have little differ- school at 1030 B__ m__ service at Boston , _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ ,., 413 1

WIMBLEDON, England, July 1- ences and controversies between us ,,_30_ Sacrament of Lord., supper New york _,_ 5 10 3

(Canadian Press Cable)-Mrs. Hel- which it would be sheer pretense to

at the close of service.

ny on this or any day.

c only competition and the dll- .

Gun - and wuunm G_ McAd0o_ Jawml who ranks second to her in fcrenccs trivial in comparison with THlS,rLE_M the Charlottetown

_ ega _ th _ I th _ _ld Th Hospital, June 21, 1932, to Mr. and

um, lyewmmmnai in smvelitisn Swine her fifth victory in :ne “ "“°‘°”S ° " “°‘ ° ’“` iw.-s James Thistle, city, s dsiigii

nm' Quail! _as possible vice pres- llluerlband of womens tennis, the sm fm- mls is clear' It is mt te,-_ Frey, Kolp, Rixcy and Lombardi:

u I Ina I ees with Roosevelt California star who was out of merely proximity. It has little to

do with seosrhllliy or other vhysi- Moulin:-At the city Hospital

2 agjqurnmem was ,mm B30 competition last _year contented __ '

,_:,‘§`But even as-they med out herself with a steady and conserv- ca] facts' It is based °h circum ‘nme 24' 1932' t° Mr' and Mn' W' St. Louis 5 10 0

Mn, stances more real than maps or riv- J McLure_ (mv, a son

BIG LEAGUE

BALL RESULTS

(Canadian Press) AMERICAN LEAGUE

R. H. E.

w York ..'. 0 9 2 oston 1115 2 Pipgras, Brown, Wells, Rhodes

and Jorgens; Kline, Moore and

hiladelphla' ... ... 1 1 1 Brown, Marberry and Spencer;

(Only two games scheduled).

NATIONAL LEAGUE

R. H. E.

Betts, Frankhouse, Brown and

Spohrer; Schumacher. Mooney,

don women’s slngle_s`-'tennis cham- "But by and large me °°m°5t5 B1|¢T|-[3 0315011 and H0880.

,F QF

I-lun

icago B 12 ‘I

Warneke and Hartnett. |

ir. fi. ls.

|h!v£Q4d9.l'5 were carrying on into C game' ers moi-e i~ndui~lng than monu- I ` ` Pittsburgh " 3 n 0 oi-l _te conferences their efforts tc The SBHSHUOH Of the dev was the ,,,.,,,,_, and ,,.,,,,,5_ ou, f,1,,,,d_ icelltv-At the city Hsspitsl. .lime

__st_B°me breakdown which defeat of Wilmer Allison and John ship and understanding new from 25_ 1.-,32_ to M,._ and Mm Joseph Bwetonic, French and Grace.

lVv:g%:v§'rt__`aI1v`th1hs like the lone Va” R~"f-‘f me Unite” States Davis me at-vp waters sf similar origin Kelly. City. a son-

” k _eight years ago in Mad___ Cup pair, by the veteran French and similar traditions It is with

S-Q ~a- G d V » team af Jacques B,,,g,m,, ,md J ‘ ‘- ‘ McnoNAl.D_st the city Hospital,

`°\'§__ 'U Te 9-1' en- - - ' A erm lliis conviction that we join in

eve1t's gains had been steady, B°’°"“-` The F’°"°h'“"“ Wm ‘*"' your Dominion Day. June 25’ 1932' t° Mr' and Mrs'

Iowa’-s they were. On the first °’5“’e’Y me Wie” W0 and Wch ‘usiisiisnal blrui<isy_lil<e tliecel- ‘mm J” Mcmmld' city' B' daugh' b¢l1g`t*, he had 668, on the second 5'3» 6'2- 54- ebrailons of any community or any ter' |77, and on the third 682. At least In the other semi-finals of the family, is an hoilr set aside to pause CAH|i,L_At the city Hospital, Ionic of the Roosevelt early ballot m°“'s_ d‘_’“b1¢5_ Fred P€I`l`Y and Mid lllilik HS Well 85 t0 1‘9i0iC9- It June 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence

hop"s_s_,. failed entirely to material- G9°l‘8€ Patrick Hughes, English is an hour not only ol thanksgiving gah;]|_ Southport 3 som nard, Florence; |”_ Tammany went sondly to Davis Cup team, defeated Christian but ci ievieiv. non, Claset and

Bn-.uth_ In Pennsylvanm__the R0°¢e_ Boussus and Andre Merlin of "This ycaryour celebration comes D0wuNG"At the City H°5Pn°1'

“lt total was below the m,,_b,_,u,,t__ Fra_nce,_8-6,_6-1, _6-3.' under the clouds and shadows of an "June 29~ 1932- t° Mr- and Mm I-*Ui

mg aesuon whmh “diem-ned_ _mst 'Ifhus_t'here is an___Ang10.F,~_'@n¢h international catastrophe. In spite D°W1inE» C1fl'» fi SWL

lftei: nine--o'ciock this morning- It b”-me for the meifg d¢_,,,51¢S time of all these shadows we and you

_,s., ,_ _ . _ ’ BEVINS-At the City Hospital,

wls,the Roosevelt generals who ln- and an Aflslo-Anierfggn battle for have much to be grateful for. Our Jul 1_ 1932_ to Mn and Mm w_ J_

_ ... - . Y

listed that the delegatesiloon to the the Singles’ title. fOr which H. W. °°"“""e5 “"9 orderly? °“" ‘“d"'id“ I

_ lit _

use of the i-ell call itself before Bunny Austin of England and ails- “al S“ff‘"i"g» ‘md "S it ls' ‘S 1°” Hmm' cm E dwg er

Idjullmml But after two ballots worth Vines of the United States widespread than m°sT' had dared w DEATHS

had.!aued to develop the victory bam., tomon.ow_ hope; our people show little inclin-

` ' I th ation to resort to desperate lem

theyrhad predicted, they tried in n e 50mi'finHlS Of the mixed ` ' _ NOONAN-At Summerside, June

vsirl to adjourn, chairman Thomas d°“bi€S- Harry Hflllman of Aus- edms or to follow wm'°y'the°wlsp8'

. _ “Between us, Canada and the 30' 1032' J' M' Noonan’ aged 69

,Wsllhl ruling that the loud chorus tram' and Miss 5183"? Of BSIKIUM United States 8 new sort of CC_ years. Funeral from his late res- af "iio's" sent up by the _non-Roose- d°f9af°`d _~7a°llU0S_ _Brllsnon and ' _ idence on Fitzroy Street on Mon-

. operation is moving on to matur

vslt blocs were decisive. ,Madame R900 Miifhiell of France uy_ Your Prime Minister and your day at 9 a.m. to Bt. Paul's Church. The-V Went °“t °f the "sdlum ai 6_4’ 64' whne Emlqm Male’ °f Government our Presid t d

,< , en an our

"ry weary hh an or them They Spain and Elizabeth Ryan of Eng. SMITH-At Kensington. July 1, Ind” t through hams of omtm. _ land defeated Henri C het Government' are month by month 1932, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, age B0

U Y I °° » increasing the intimacy of contact

lve1:in'_before the balioting put its Fmn°.,?» “nd M’5~ Eileen 301100” and discussion between us. years' Funeral at home of her lddQ.‘i.tension on them. They had Whimflsstall. England, 7-5, 6-2. “The Honorable William D. Her- daughter' Mrs' J°hn Townsend' on niar§h_`ed and shouted in a series Susanne LQUSIBH- Whll WM SIX ridge is carrying on here the dis- Sunday' July 3 at L30' Interment of midnight demonstrations which, "mes °h5mPl0l1 and therefore is tinguished record of his only pre- cumm Cemetery'

an 1'?.E9sse_ probably get 5 mark for 'still "one u;~'_'oi1 Helen Wills Moody, decessor as Canadian Minister to °nd‘E,mce_ A weary lot they g'ath_ made her first appearance at the the United States. We have sent

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hotel conference moms to famous Wimbledon courts in six to Ottawa as Minister of the United S u I C I de

EF’-§ES3

they, n,,g°m¢|o,,‘,___¢,‘,,| J years to see the Frenchman defeat States one of the most popular, the

certain log tom for mme of the American pair in the men‘s frlmkeat, and most trusted of our SUSSEX, N. B.. July 1-fBy Tho st informed seemed ,D com doubles. younger citizens, who won s name canadian Plessl-The body of Al- himself capable of saying PHYS’ Bhd Hughes showed scin- °n the bam” new °°V°f¢d by both dermsn B. J. Sharp, was found in “gm-mes just what i-night be fillhiihs tennis alter a poor start 0"’ H585' his home today. Death resulted from

gn gh, hom-3 Ju” ,mad fm. by Perry. Boussus and Merlin pnil- "F" Oanadl "'s°|f» Wd!! 3'h°“1d s bullet through the brain and a. m‘m,'¢h, convmuonl and ell into A 5-2 lead but after that be °"e °f Pride' YW' mlm\m°n5 rifle was found by the body. A

' ty_ the Britons pulled themselves to- smnd high “m°“F the “Wie” °f coroner judged the death to be

Bethel' G-'ld Wm! PGrry'S voileylng the “'°'1d' Y°"" Pre” 15 f"°°» YW" one of suicide and decided an in-

- . superb, pulled out ‘ decisive Wm fields are wide and rich. Your cities quest Wu u,me¢ew,fy

In ACE' The other men’s doubles semi- spread further “nd gf" °"°"'" Nr mln! yell! Shim had been

V _ final also saw the Frenchman get- ye" by yen' Y°" “fe m°'°”" 7°" s drugglst here and he was mma-

_ff B mil 1 ,tlriu out in fi-fmt but amos ima ”"°°'“' ‘”°"’°'"‘ “"“‘ ""°’UY ""1 ment in his www, mislnen mi

. y - Brugmm were able keg courage. Your industrial and fin- t 1 f FH » . _ . p it ,,p_ sdmtnis rat ve ll 9. ends sam hs

e _;J°;:_md$Rk_Press;m-An, at with mum hem! jgsldernbiy on ancial strength gain steadily. In had been depressed “nee ms WHO

by iof lllnock- mm the fields of law, order, and social dl d 1 ,_ MW

I County jail failed yesterday

lt, _ e., to sow his way out of the ` regulation, you hnvc lessons to e M

teach not only to us but to others. i

wh he wn caught in his im. lr 81°C* “me wily were ii-.ai ss The unites sims ammtulms [8 Kled

,t no no was sentenced ai; °=°f1fl°=<= to Pluw. :ca sl an csnsus, my me llsurlsii sua wax _

ik '-`il\BlUfiili!lil,- with lm' 15"” *UW-' - ---~ » gi-ester as the years pass. Ili your MONUTON. N. B., .mly i-.lnms

half year upon lnlliimf --- growth there is nothing but gain Bfvwh- 77- f°\‘m@r Chief vi the

s zinc of $500. He pleads.; "N0 sovemmmt can exist wiui- . for you, for tis, snll for the world. city force. died In the Ulu' hospi-

of hl\v‘ng cpntri-193° Wlnvlnl its

United etnies h“_|__,gqo¢ tsl following serious iniurv when

Dean, Lindsey and Mancuso;

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First game:

43'” S5.” co.”

Rochester ...

Montreal ... ..

Starr, Eckert, Teachout and Jon-

W. Brown, Bran- Busce.

Second game:

R. I-I. E.

Rochester ... 712 0 Montreal ... 510 1 'Shel-del, W__e_therel and Florence; Parmalee, Beam, McAfee and Head.

First game:

mesa.” 559|; Zen-F

Buffalo . Toronto ..

Fussell and Hsrgravsi

and Daly.

Second game:

gsss §oss§.

clog'

Buffalo... ... ... ... .. Toronto .. Bloomer and Crouse;

and Rl Smith.

(Newark at Reading, night game). (Only games scheduled).

___&_______ the psuli buuulng 'rhursany night,

Brown mistook the elsvswr short door for the door of another robin in which he wss s frequent miblt. ant, Stepping into space he fell to the street floor g, distance of about forty feet.-

_ l=lr|.n_ uns i

Invision or innusrssrlon s-rlvnons

IXPEBDEINTAL Al”

salmon ' '

’ =i»;olcrs-ilioluily, llly 4. at ’ lifbanruliic-friisfaasy. 1-ly s, si “alesg __:'sil¢y-we4nesw,1aly,a. 1:_»_s._£i_i»i»`-riiulsaiy, my im, is

Crop slid Fertilisor Dbrimlsih- tlsm, sm tm suck Ana ruuni-y Demonstrations at neil tation.

Ill

i_A_ii__lnt_m»¢sa no ilivael is to

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Cdluiiiet Citi (3) 110% WI! fm' or the but md in tile csliimet Farm consignment and blwdii l big price. she is now thru I/011'! old and from her form dis-pllwd las; year we would look for _her to pm my mi, sbs i, eligible ic any class. ms. nw. wn soliiinlkuéd mt yssi- by Johnny oonroy but did not show anything sensstibnll. We feel confident that there are _plenty in her class right here in P. E. I., that will hold their own with her-

Msxins ores; 3.11% now flvs

years old, took her record ss a three year old, being campsighéd ihivulh the westem states where she won quite a number of races I-lid WI! I closesecond in 2.01%( last year. It will be remembered she was camp~ signed by Johnny Conroy but at critical moments would make breaks and jump to one side. 8he_cnl»'»‘ld a wreck at Halifax and was looked on as a rather dangerous performer. The cause we understand was found to be an injury to her back ze- ceived in _shipping and it is sdid she is going sound and good agnlnk

so she will be s hard one to trim the 2.10 class.

The Stable is completed with I.

two year old Guy Axworthy colt

leg step with s lead pony at the Walnut Hall Farm. There will not likely be any classes for him locally.

Before finishing with Mr. Ful-

ton's Stable we may mention that it 1.5 being trained and the horses will bs driven by Johnny Conroy, a native of this province whose success with race horses has stamp- ed him as one ofthe leading driv- ers of the Maritimes. One may be sure that these horses will be fit and ready when they turn for the and will sbt s. high class drive.

Monte Gerow as mentioned below. is slated for it return trip with his partnership horse Del Volo 2.10%. This boy showed a lot of class after lesvin§ Charlottttown 1!-Bt IGN. winning st Halifax in 2.12% and continuing similsi- performances through Maine where he accounted for four races filiishing up the ses.- son as one of the brightkt ‘PIM- pects in the east for the 2.19 class. This year he hs; been trained lt' Brockton, Mass., where Monte was assistant trainer with Will Flem- ing. who as is well known. is om of the best drivcrs and trainersin America.

s, A. wsthss sr ron. rsirrlsld,

Maine, whose son. s boy of about eighteen summers, drives the horses; is said to be contemplating camp- aigning here this summer. The Wathen Stable represents the fn- vestment of s lot~ of cash. There are no 'duds in it. Every performer is a real one that has provéd his or her nihetal in close finishes and fist timé. `

_muh 1-I. is the hlshnnéi- oi the string. she will be remembered ss' hav-ing bmksn Charlottetown track record of 2.08 it mule by John R. Braden, reducing it list Aullibt 20, 2.06 flat. she was than i. member of the Keyes stable and will driven by silly xeyés.

nude Mcmyo a.lo_u pei-former and Alibi 2.10%( eligible to the 1.16 cialis is i rail star.

Billy Hood of Ruby P. fline ii._

according to a réeint éxchingh, said to bo figuring on moviiig to P. rt 1. early in -lilly. vrlnslni with mm Nell ifilspo music. 5 wifi. not of_the Free For All tt North sydney. Abbe worthy 1.10%, iibiur or the chsrlottewwn track trotting' record and Flo Abbe 2.12%.

Billy Cops 1.11% it now lidldh of thi-cs Provlnclil recom, twamsdsisstscuunwhllomtiii Mackinnon stluilcbi NOD' lumen. z.ia me 2.12% mid Bunimsi-side MIK dildo yi- masy umlin- Jlnilalc li\'Mi~‘i sig- ership.

Lucky Lindy must _li mi, lim at is “ me uma u lie many my mme ilu aiu rnuiiss ueemi naman. coiulaaineiy sun' in Mix

2 ei

siimiiiersidé milk yilittriily viii probably uw funn lil ith history due to not having been Workld on and ihsrefdic Bring iilrd, ind with me itismiori given sy dams call- mir nous possible A new tuck fia- oru and other tilt tiints.

Yesterdays big crowd it lum-

mrslde showed the iwful Mild” spirit ig in the people'| mind.

ness we predict record bi-eakinl crowds for Nbrtiiam July 13”* in

ag? ht?

2.9;; in

g lemon because

1 1; g fussy harsh And

did not like the flat turns B0 NUMB f hm ,,, mi, w¢_mil_y with nim._wntch :_ him 31;!-iiffstm, Boys, look out for

Fred Wright as starter, received s lot or criticism me ni-st lieu' ol ”‘

the best starting we ever saw

up Fred, people like to see them

`__"" d

Chestnut Dillon 2.08%. while showing tremendous speed in spots, A

As A mlttox' of flct it is a tcillh so place to but n flutter in with 15

l. $2

in 3.15%. His PNVIDU-A Noord Of of

King Spruce 211% Well McNeill‘s o

of Hédgewood K. 2.07%, Jenny H. 2.00% and other mcc- horaes, did not show up well at Hummel-side He, too could nut ne- gotiate the fist first turn but do

Yorkola 217, owned by Dr. M'

Dsuney Wellington put up s great race in the second host 0! °° the twenty-two class at Summer- side, leading Golden until the list , ccspleazhunai-edysrussndfm-*S

some snouisr winning in-asm ° making it three straight at Sum mersids yesterday. Incilisntllly he acquired s record of 2.10, hi; pro-

the .second heat at Bummsrside, sh finishing' rilht on Husifs wheel in th 2.16%. 1

_A1 B. Jr., with trainer George "ye Smith up, showed up well at Sum-

A lot of people liked Winnie M

Winkle, Harry O'iBrlsn’s paces. Would 'not be surprised to see cs Winnie good at Northam, the track will suit her better as she is A low

80111! P10915

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:mir ilu :sees auburn iz is in :.10 but seems to links L mishap" `

lust ¢tcrluc¢1tii'i'ie¢wushl‘M_ iiinioutoftlié

the thins nm is sas.

osssmuiulma is oem om- bsok and cunfrms on their very ruseehtui not meeting yesterday. We Iii iwflilly glad, Boys, that it wnamcsessultlqsrsuliuss

soul-Age and the gold list of bones brought out as big sn Atténdinos s»woi`uveeverseenihBul'niner- lidé. _

lb. what s. differencsl nel vols at nmilicn, Maint, list week in 2.15 me 2.10. vesisnisy he éinlld _ not gc in :.10 me fist turns but

Ildiii avuilriwh was was srly cifbtlkir of Bin iiitendh. mm sua wir: sdfliiiii is this 1.-ltr. has returned fiom U. 9. A.i and it

y with the idea C0 ill

Bureau of Statistics' index of ru-

howlng It Bu_hi- “U

sho

the fifteen class when there were at 'too mtny scorn, but after that he Fred struck his stride and made '-

him

Yisures my lr _ _

mm' _ age expenditure per United Btshil

~ exchsn

, his get away quickly- _"mu

Pri

___Dq_|,vf_i__ _ B__¢_ick_ Stretch ~_ _ i]ANA~D_IA_1fT _

(coiitlnued from ease ii

iftsi~_ ' .i\ine`l. 'iiié

in ixiiploylhent ii mainly nf bd to hotels, as the bbminiox

nies ,for restaurants in MIN ws s downward The bureau estimated the `v\iu| csnsars tcm-lst ti-'sinh iii _mil DVB! $250,000,000. Thi] ISI! #hid

he hi her is thi stir-

urist in Canada is expected in bl 8t0ll¢dlsI»directr$ult0C&l

ga situation which will ‘ii-

benenclslly to cmu-lun swré- pers. hotels. restaurants, rall- ys. etc. Other government stntistibs is-

rstnl sales in been sau Kimi , cmdy stores. general _And rtmentsl stores and hm-dviri

di' in hi' mf *"l’°“‘°“°°' Ke” ” sum an-mg tus past wsu iliovi

em 'stores were mater in may mah in

I; that industrial employniéhi

°°“14 U°t Wm fl* in with P°'°”" generally in Canada showed I. lei-

nal increase of sppxviimltai.) .000 pci-sous; that bank dsbiuin

hoirnlid l`Jt¢0i‘S» May showed an increase of cri-

oooioo over April citnougli the

00. .

T55 WmYS» 'OWN by CMH” increase was not up to the avenge

Reardon. Charlottetown, acquired 0 for

nsw reoo'n_l yesterday in the first pq;-gg

heat of the twenty-two trot and ing pace at Bunimcrside, which he won 500,000 gallons in May, an increase

this tlms cr the yen; that im-

of crude petroleum for refin- in Canada amounted to 100,-

over 2,000,000 gallons over May,

2.16 was made at Amherst. Orin 1981; that the outputin Csnsdsin

Jardine held the ribbons yesterday. 1931 of metals under the platinufn

group amoimted to 91,093 fine

as compared to 88.111 fine

CATTLE TRADE

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not think he is s dud; hail be -’_-i-*---... around the winning post at North- mont of Irish cattle in the Unit!!

dom is not isstrlctea to his

Dlrinl to Urals at the coming arenas is for the rsmvvdl 64

disability in .the regulnddns t Canadian cattle,

perhaps the most healthy sittin

sm. Kills' _

.__. extent that Canadian cattle il. , _ Ons of the quutions Canada B

. . P"

M , thu _ _

asain!

lsiiing s sim ,,¢,.',,,d_ in his wma. omlc ni-nits his

d fairly well in tho

falling oi! has been noticed YC- tly with the advent df' Kiwi pm _

_ , un¢¢s

nigh class green pscci- and brother ounces in 1980-" '

ents from Ireland Odd ‘l\

Hum Wm, ..P°mp.. mm, m xmgdom so mi- this summer, nu,

_ can

Wtrm

'westhsrwiienlell BSQH

vi°m”wmbem"§.“_m._ém°_ consumed. Omclalsofti-inD0ii_t_~_

t of Agriculture expect that Km _

M" 5"“”°° "“ ‘ ¢°°“ "'°“°" rss; 8; 'digit pisses: intein:

entire year Last summer, ini

ould total around 80,000 held IU 0 . 0

int

season in which _cattle Bl shipped to England in mini

sn, about 22.000 head went nh

mémdm bemt, ._ "M _ _ the _mMost of the eattleiolohun. _ fifkt hott.

will be those grass-fitiifiadaz A

mm no

been

_ sem ssttls which tvlli have cis Y f

m finishes in si-mis. 'rss rituals

his

try

ins

tus shipped so in- his ii and the department has ni ived much praise from old coma ,buyers -` T This business is regarded ss hav-

grsat possibilities. O\m& hll distinct idvlnttle owe Iii oth#

tiiéludéd of foot "

“ th distant his the diffidiityg me uve stimuli

oyril r. J., some callbacks suuiitries smut Ireland. `

helnisphere éattlé fur' the

are

mmf ' shinivlnz ` '_ "

ygfmgm gg wh 9, gwg,-,Q the troplsi to niiridiii

The .Thirtieth -

Disaster Victim’

ioanuiim inn) _ .

uoirrasnx. July 1.-wiiinl

'Um-. 40. an émsbvé of Umm, views, unless. wiw was _:Mb hui-ssc in me bliss at Jima rl, aiu in hospital on-ly todiy. Uri* is tin uimletn victim or clit vtcimt- Cynibelins disaster.

_ vlssrsnll suinnliil

._,__' -sonoomla. IN _rol'l'-'-111;

tern schooner James Williaiii, Capt

bg present living at Biilnih6rsidé.‘

uno; Arm Town ,omcisn

lit lfnilo o:A_s'ii A1' amos

A i _

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P.:-oulmnm sl apisloii alia

by ine iiiiniriiiiuhdsnt.

of thi i0`w|i°i fifilnoili condition all

amos sn, ii. s., July 1.--lu.

flstiasbillty isitwesnmyoi- oiiu-in iuviar me when sianirintens- ent Ma isexcnnu will sd mails- td time iugumto dom-is o. Ms- bomid when ua myoi- will sm- Qsr A maria uf submit nrlferrec

' 'His |1806? recently issued in- aifusims ui tm meet emi iii vm

cram for nimmi must in mii- ilulthd is nlm far simsiurs more

being MMOG. Arlluhcot wir this diiiit ftiiiitbd ill I oiilh 011016611 |50 iliyilf kid till iiliiriiiftadtiii oiNo.i|aoilierr.wlm| ilielisnr is employed ss chief colllery engin- eer, ind it il stated the

ini! sfo :uname to my at emi- nm on street, Summerside. on morning at |30 to attend

Wiililin Hardy, owned by lk. JOM I. Campbell of Bummsrlido calls into the harbour "-on 'rhilfidal morning with s cargo of niolss|_||_ from ssrbmcss. siis wul luv] s small quantity for iobsi mmiisiia ima tannins as in ny to osmpssilbém ass lain- urst. N. H. to finish ltiii0lt1iM.

-stuadns 11, unsrimuos n_ni li mum uma an played Between 'liifllfl and kshlinlton bllliilil BNN Q wediiasiny nemo! as tus lila-

mmias school blmsaa lor! elm! out on the ' _ with ii ssh-rut ima. fniéiuiuc mama tm me siuiampsd sui- lms me 'flu lima wuigssamiiuuaseiun. _

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