_._. .,.._¢.¢_¢_¢-4-a-o-o-04-0-o J' °4LL the Ncfws.

I ALL the Time i I E M L

-' _ si' ' _ "_ _’l.:.-3. :_Ei,f!__-W,,_;-_~__.~s%,§

HA; ‘_;I__ -_v "T V' ` '

5-f'**_

ml ____ ___ THE GUARDIAN-_CHAHL01TET0WN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, sAronnAy, JULY 21,9. f_ . _

». »~.._ _..-

OTHER \L/[EQ \\ ERE FORGERIES

LB. L_; u is

1;-7

I

VOLCANIL NEWS IS

ERUPTION BETTER

mi

lives in Japan ,on 18th July,

Destroys Hundreds of Ministers in Pekin Alive %

_ iii>iovs Exi>EniiiENi i>nEsni'iEiiiANs sAEE

*- *M

____

‘ Fflfgeries- Kolapore Hopes are Raised But there Cup Where Sir Hibbert are Stories of Massacre and Tarte Will un and Danger.

M___.

#_

PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARIES SAFE.

ST J0H\ "l-<>l>¢<>w-ll-Four new TORONTO July 20-(Specia.l.)_A tele.

. ' __ _ thnen occupied Herkspoci-1; ¢;¢¢1g,,-1

ch8r8€S haw been mode against F S grain from Shanghai conveys word that mty°nThu`rsday eveningzhbmlvaiwuver’ H mm 'V ` .

_ < _ __ _ _ . ge is ~ -_

_ Whittaker to day for folgery of fournotes the Canadian Presb teria _ _ _ . B. G. Yesterday evcmn NGU ___ III r nnoiberl the

g _ Anonivre _ "3 WW'

Y n m'”'°"a""s - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A- _ -1 PNSGII?-BtiVe waited upon him acting mi. °i°”S_ °¢°°Pi°\i_bI the Free Sante;-3 bg..

ibwins the mime of\’ C Seotmria mai ii china have reached ,, place ,,,,,f,,,,,._ P """"""""""""""" dence Of Mp Arthm Petm' Q .¢_ md than B' U 'H ' tm - b____'__

i ', _ r 1 - _ _ _

in* $664 ` mimsrnns sriri. ALIVE: is Pnxiiv. ° C' EXAMINATI0NS° , ` . -1 ‘ - _. ~ I, _ ~ ° ' . _. -_ _' E _ ‘ _ smrnouxs i.iiYro\ rnosriicrnc. WASHINGTON Jul .50 (S .ah » __ (_-JC A . _ j _ .1 ~ '

. . _ _ _ . 1 . . _. . _ _ __ . __. _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _

Sage ~ - . . _ - 5 _ . _ _ _ _ i _ _ _ . _‘_ _ _ _ __

to . - . I _ _ - . e, _ _ ' _ o__- , , . __ I _ ____ _ rf,

' - e _ . - _ ` » - ' " ' ~ ' ' _ " _ , I E '

. _ _ _ . ` ° _ '_ 1, _ _ _ ._ _ __" L .1-'-‘.1 ' i -_ ` __

_ _ . _ » ~ '- -`~- _ ' , i . _- -- -__ 21 i _ ' 'f I r `

. _ . . . _ _ _ _ , . , '_ ' _ r . _ J V . . _ 3.

_ _ _ _ , _ 1582 _ , _ . -_

Y peci )-The

L0"DO\ July )0 `lSp°°‘a1l‘°S“`Th0l11aS tate Department received a cipher mes

Lipton will experiment with the Sham fmm Umted States Muustel. Cougar

day dated Pekin July 18

Hori-A APE AG Ai\ R AISBD

ef is they must be receiving some assist nce from the Chinese Government troops ORE: siifnnnns-SHANGHAI is DANGER.

LONDON, July 20.-(Special)-Reports

say sixty missionaries and a. hundred

_n , native Clirisiians in Tai ‘Iunng have been

A _ nnissacred and this presages' an attack on ' _ _ i.¥oh`n.¥*o'i_m ~ . rock to get suggestions for a. new cup Sqmuhai Ethel S°°“» Wane” G*'°"‘f _ 1 ~ - fl ’

challenger an l will not challenge for next _ 5- 1- . , _ V

year [\DIi-L_) TROOA-5 ARI; AR.R.__lI1.G. _ _

Indian troops are daily arriving at 677_ " E

voi.c un 1_1 L i>'rio\ N J ii>A\ Hong K0ng_

~" ~\

ioiioii vi i Japan, J nly 20 -(Special)- The Chinese force commanding Shang-

Moun: Aseiiiizi near Bnndaisan broke into ai is being daily strengthened and for-

-eruption Tuesday last isrners view these arrivals with alarm.

0

Several '. ilnges were destroyed and two UssiA sxaxnrsc. rnoors.

linnilred persons killed or in_}ured Russia is pouring troops into Manchu-

WBERF \ii.\ii.Eics \viLL RUY fla-

choo

The State Department declared it auth

ntic M1 Conner tells that the foreign rsare all hard pressed in the Brltish egation under shot and shell fire and

nick relief is required to pi es ent a gen ral massacre

ssary to pass, 450 Li N E ral

Secretary Long notified Admiral Remey ith order to use and urge every means ossible for their immediate relief.

This has raised high hopes that the for-

gners in Pekin may be saved. The be

_v¢f¢'

\\\\

HON. P.

_-*_

. _ .

_#.1

'_ _Assure the Fine Future

V.

Fred McLeod French River, 605.

John McPherson, Heatherdale, 602

Freeman Clark Alberton, 601

H8-1'I'y&l_féi_i_1l Carleton, 600

M317 GD. Tlgrush Convent,

Dan McDonald Lakeville, 599

Melvina G-avm, Tignish 598

Maud Knox, Souris Convent, 595.

May Cotton, Prmce Street, 594

Fred Holman Winsloe South, 592 Noble DesRoches, St Eleanor’s, 592 Nellie Craig, Emerald, 592

David Mellish Montague 592

George Green, Clifton 586

Bert Best Westmoreland 585

Results of matriouiation examination rince of Wales College and Normal

599

Number of marks attainable, 900 nec

zzie oonan, me d, 855

Roy Leitch West Kent 891

Garfield Bennett Alberton, 815

Roy Long, Tyne Valley 812 A Campbell Greenvale, 808

Lucretia McDonald, Emerald, 807

Laura Duncan, S sidéz, 779

N iola. Beers Prince treet 775

Ann e McLeod, Georgetown, 769 Alex M0Ut€0U101'.Y Val-l€5'fi91d 584 Louise Daman Margate ,66 Jos McKenzie, Vernon River Bridge Norman Gillis, Hartsville, 766. ` '

Bessie Bcairsic, snide, 762. ` Arthur 190716. Emerald. 580. J D Bieiiaue. seine, 751. $83198 Gallagf-. Mo1f_11. 579. Richard cam ben, Mont e, 756. _ - <><>11e_y.' reenv e, 579. Cora Brehant? Murray Hzrggor SO, 756; EFHQSE :West Kellti 576- . T H Murphy, Mount Pleasant, 741. v Llwe M<=K111110n. Criipaud. 576. Angelina Lannau. Summerville, 728. Munel M01`50I1= Cf¥l'd180-U» 575- Mabel Brown, Margate, 700 A Heh?" Pdmeri Prince St-i 574-

Ai-iimr Hacker, Norm Bedcque, 699 _ S8419- ¥<_=1f#°<1» Own WSW.. 574-

Helen Whidden, do, 698 . ‘ Jolm Buchanan# Emafaldi 574- Jaines A Green, Ebenezer, 698 ,_ Dmlbalb $l1D1H1B1'Sid6. 574- Ira Brown, York, 697 _ _ F _ _K199Pm8» Muna? H8150!! IreneClark,St&nlw_ i595? _ 4- ' ~. f _ Peter Hughes, Emei~a.ld.(ES31= ‘ ` B5” Wh§d‘.k”»N~ B9d8‘1“0=570~

Annie Montgomery’ nfsalpequm ,693 __ _ _ Walter Tramor, KieIly’B OTCBB, 569.

. _ to Annandale, 682; -- _ _ J N Howie ' l Elva Young, Kingsboro, 567_ _

John Gallant, Uroinville, 567.

Flora McLeod. S’Side, 563.

Mabel Gunn, C&!1-iigall. 563. -_

Percy Pope, West Kent, 680 _ '

Sadie McLeod, Bradalbano, 678.

-___ Geo McPherson, Newton Cross, 3.

of British Columbia he said

“British Columbia. is probabl the mos

Of the province are most favora

of stock is raised.

PEiEus~ _

Columbia. _ _ _ _

And Great Natural Resources

t

DI‘0lZr€Ssive part of Canada at tyhe present t me The many possibilities of the_coun~ UTY are simply enormous in regard to the 5l1PPly Of coal, gold silver, lead and 1111111? other minerals. Many parts

ble for

the promotion t agncnlrm-e In some of the valleys a. large quantity

'~\\§_ _ ._~

_ _ - "_. . :ii

,e___ _

F?

f

1*"_ - or

_ _______

l`_ ll __ _

HON. FRED. PETERS. _

-t

I \ '

ll

__

___ at-__¢ _,. 'I . _ _`

den and_`Wife._'

isi iniE i;OvEnNuEni~ _ '.“.L’SE

Qi;

RWM

yy; . -of nc. v _

HOVE\(lN"1‘$0FG-ENIBAISUT S. LMCA,

As intimated in our columns yesterday Lozmog July gy _(S n morning Hon. Ford Peters erriverlzfin the I* I ’ mem). Lua new

learned the tollowi fa ts t B;-mah Columbia and its “gusto reasourcea.bq“ His Gwen" Hamann md Mum” U'

|118-DY friends will be pleased to learn that] marching “W an muh? "nth °t 5" Mr Peters looks well and it is apparent D°1‘3°B°VR"u"*7

that the air of the Pacific agrees with ngp0M~gp'nnn BU-Us

Amvn.

hun. When asked as to the possibilities ”

Qmmc. J sly 20 -(Special).-Prine; Ja-"1¢S H\1<i0D» reported dead from wounds Writes from Kdoonstadt that he is well

$88.11]

GEN Hiri-roN’s sYurA‘1'HL Gen] Hutton cables his regrets to Hoi.

Dr and Mm Borden he had twice noticed Lieut. Borden for salient actions.

been Bpbertsen et

--

iiinnmcaoii;i_,ie¢_res»ni¢ii:i§;i_ieu _emma er at Imycmun O' _

£-

.-4.:.r»;..,.-. .` _ " ..._ `" ,_ ° f E ' ` ‘° ' .\- *`__: -_f.~'_;nIe#\;,._,_,_ .,__ ..._,___ _ _gf

*Wm no fiioir

___-_._ ____._.________v__._____.___.___.___.__v._____.___..=3__.____:_A

-. -1." _ '

'imdn the coalmineifit i_s_fn_st.b_¢e0;hf!!,1ga‘woB. .known en-

couver Island that tliefpnbllc mth ingot' that are produchig untold' quam-

, _ cabled- DI B01'-

_Returns From Biitiski - i 1 "

in south iiffiea-fsomei vm

Mr Bosioel. w ill not run again in Yale,

g Mr Taite si ill oppose Bergeron in Beau

harnois -iiifl iieclires he vsill run for his

. ,,_~) _ _`. 7 ,1 '. 1 _ \\._

- pre~ent ton ti. uency of Iberville also '- ', 'iii ` 'rIl'ii:i<oiAi»oii ii.P /'ij'

Lo\'no\ July 30_(Specia.l )-The __ ` ’ _..' ' °

“ Mother Lountry to :lay won the Kalapore _. _f

/' ‘X ' -_ E _ lf 1

‘ Cul) with 15.’ points, Canada. third-710

Y Z I5) /il \ A

0TrA\\ A July 20~(Spe<.ial) -Sir Hibbert __ -f __

-2 Topper will oppose Hon Mr Sifton in ;`¥' 'W' '

f'

§§__\\\\

A-i `\*\\\.

- 112% is

`\ . __, ` #_ ___.\_ ____,/

"it 5

` __ ',>v~ 0/;

7*

\\\ ‘T I -.- \."~`;

‘°-"‘ < .` . \- 1 1:

\ . _;;»§'.*J:"°"`

X _._,*.o \`

’\\ ‘ll “-4.15

_ . _ ,, . - ,

J. ISRAEL TARTE

im’ Bentley`s_,LAi`n`;n`e`ril:Hwlll`cure Group. _

__ Q

; , Military ='~vn;~:_ger canes just received.-

nys Jciinson ee .ri>im..-<3.-i. 21 ii

Camp Brighton -4 Attention, swagger 1

canes for the boys Just received. l\ew , and nobby Z5 cents -Johnson 8: Johnson

, .

1 ' '

_ 1 __ 0 »_./_ '_£

Lester Sharp, Summerside, 673.

W. E. Jenkins,Uigg, 673-

Fred Bremner, West Kent. 672.

Alex. McKay, Emerald, 670.

Walter Crockett, Carlcton,_668.

Brenton MacIntosh, Vlotprlv-i 665- Cliarles F. Lewellin, S’S10-9, 665-

Lois Hooper, Prince _St., _659. Hazel Myers, Victoria. Q03-

Eihel Rose, Lakeville, 654. _ W. E. Williams, Mt. Pleasant, 652. Hugh Steele, Souris, 648.

Florence Williams, Crnpaud, 645.

Ha;-ry Love, Kensington, 643.

Vernon Cc-Hin, _Lot 40, 6-13-

Ethel McQuarrie,_Roseneath, 642.

Ida Wauglian, Prince St.. 637. John Johnstone, New GlaSg0W. 534-

Creek, 545

Lottie Newsome, Westmoreland, 633.

Pansy McDonald, Orwell Cove, 562.

Myrtle Shaw, New Perth, 562.

Hugh McCallum, Ocean View, 562.

Katie Stewart, Kensington, 561. Pearl Clark, Wilmot Valley, 561. Edwin Murphy, Sea View, 560. Stewart McArthur, S’side, 557

Edwin Griiiin, Mt. Stewart, 556

Florrie Walsh, S’side, 556

John McKenzie, Vernon River B., 554

Ethel Hasliun, Springfield, 554

Casimir Perry, Higgins Road, 555

Florrie Campbell, Prince Street, 551

Percy Owen, Georgetown, 551

Alex McKinnon, West Kent, 549 Charles Brooks, Murray H South, 548 established. . Annie W McGregor, Upper Belle i

Tillie McMillan, Lower Montague, 544

mm FOREIGN TRADE. 1 _

“The trade from the Pacific Coast to

,China and Japan is just in its infancy

and anyone who has not seen the activity _ _ __ that is now being displayed in this par- ADVUTAGES °F Tu WUNTBE? ticular trade, cannot- form any conoeptio ' _ , ._ __ __ of its enormous proportions.- It is enough ° ' ' ' `

to say, that there are steamers of a

nage of 67,000 tons running from the Pac tic port-alto the different points in J upon. “There is an immense tmdeiniumber in bhlereiis no wrt °f 0fmdo.w<l I bdimr British ooiumbia and in a snort time few iiortoof f-he World that Olfew 0- betta' there will, no doubt, be large pulp mills

ADVANTAGES IN WATER POWER.

“The almost unlimited water power

_ titles of copper._ The ; is being carried on quietly butnone tholiess surety and ea.ch'yeiu- witnesses an increase ix

' itsvolume.-

n ‘Icouldtel1sgooddeaI|.bont.the pls-

_ Vince but it vmuldilke bvoluqio llylll

_S that ,I ironic# like ‘cog _gg ‘win my

ii; eiiia,ia_mt tor stro1;gg,;e:w'_o;.-_intomgana_

_young-mim,wilIing to-"llight`~5‘tor moons

Held." 0

BRITISH CULUMBIKS GOVIBHHENT.

When asked about the politics of B1-lt&

Columbia Mr. Peters sail: ~

F. H. McKay, Glenroyi 632- _ Will Ross, North Bedequei 52?- Winnie Yeo, Summerside, 625_. Roy Holman, Summerside, 625. Katie McNeill, Cavendish, 624.

Eddie Murphy,Emera1_d, 623-, _ __ Ida Macdonald, Blooming T0 115. 63-~

S. Campbell, Greenvale, _G20

Georgie McMillan, O’Ne1l1S, 019- _ Tena Enman, Siimmerside, 618. »

Lionel McLeod, “ §14-

Herbert Bagualli Sta-11195’ B1°1d8`9» 612- Hafioldmwégills’ Migecrtgghféhlique oio ’ i c W i ' Ggrtiii PhiHip§;"Murray Harbor South, Jennie Morrow, North Lake, 530.

Mary E Cochram, Baldwin’s Rood,

541

Florence Stretch, Long Crock, 540 Stanislaus W Curran, New Perth, 540

54301111 George MacDonald, St. Georges,

Russel Trowsdale, Crapaud, 538 Alphonsus_Laiman, Summerville 535. Everett H. Lea, Vernon River, 535. Agnes Tierney, Souris Convent,534. Gregory Tx-ainor,~Johnston’s River 534 Jennie Shaw, New Perth, 534.

Herman Covey, S’side, 534.

_ _, _ Lauchie Matheson, Heatherdale, 529.

Boot

Boots $1 50, Hammocks! ._ len s bhoco Hammocks

IQte Iacg A big stock of GOOD, STBONG and

REAL comlortable Hammocks just opened

S $1 85' Tennis R8¢qU¢f5.

Lowest Price roi Cr0<iiiefS¢tS

1--1-_ _

___ .. _.

MSM”

_ _ . _ 5

E

l

3 BOYSNGIRLS’ `nn<I_ MOU-'S C13- glAG_E8. A 1uge__ variety N- *1

Mad E " E

0” Ethel B Henderson, Long Creek, 527.

Joseph Gillis, S’Side, 523. <

~ Arnold Malone, Miscouche, 522. Adolphus MoAdam, nelkirk St’n, 519.

_ William King, Kel1y’s Cross, 517.

Grace Romoko. S’side, 517.

Joseph McDonald, Grand Tracadie 514. Irene V. Currie, Fairview, 514. Ethel Seller, Prince Street, 513.

Cyrus Mclilachern, Souris, 513, _

Wesley Morris, Summerside, 511.

- James V. Power, New Perth, 510. _

Gower McLean, West Kent, 510. _ 1 Emma Brazil, Johnstoifs River, 507. Mary G. Coady, Hazelbrook, 506. Hottie McNeill§ Lower Montague, 501. William Kennedy, Emerald; 494.

Jessie Arbrickle, Summcrside, 493'. _

John M. Smith, 492.

Emma McCormack, Kinkora, 492.

Clara Baldorsfon, North Wiltshire,

A1sene_J Arsenault, Fifteen Point,

Stewart, High Bank, 475

West Point, 472

4

River, 469.

Kczpyour _

_ Hands Whueo

butisharmlzstothc

tothemostdelieatc

Leah

Brndenelle, 468 Pleasant, 456

hnpmchid

» .L

*

..;;‘

(Continued on fourth

. » J ~ ' '

._-<_. _ f- -~ '-,_»_ -:et f - _ A

Lois H Price, Chelton, 543 " which is nowbein; utilized renders it pos

Florence Cairns, Dunstaifnage, 491.- -ll

sible to establish many different indus- tries. I might mention that within a

power is now being utilized. Th

is known as the Stave River.

_'It is hoped that from this plant will

bc generated suflicient power to supply_all places in need of electricity and to operate all the railways now~_in Var.- couver and Westnfinsteriand also toes- tablish a system of electric tram cars sur- rounding' those two places. As econ as the necessary machinery is placed for the manufacture of carbide that industry will also be added to the many other in- dustries now in progress in the country. The utilization of this great power is

hives

_ only one of the many t Ed'WmROr°ckett’Car1et°n’ 515` E lthatisdmwing toward Vancouver and

Victoria, the immense sums of capital that are pouring into the country.

'RESOURCES OF VANCOUVER ISLAND, l

$6

Vancouver Island, about which

_ S0

‘ little is known, possesses resources of an

almost unlimited nature. The amount `of

+

.Q _ _

in

‘@1959

. »%.`.15."1,i

- “A few monthsago the politics of tht

country were in o very unsettled state, but public opinion has asserted itself and

few .miles of Vancouver an immense now Iam pleased tobcaible testate tht-

we have- a strong _business like G0vu,l|.-

power is being developed on 'what ,.mF”° “nd Eh-“E “E9” '"h° Wm ""°°"'

will be able to have théir investments looked utter. _ .Tho present Premier of British Columbia is not only is man at business. Ind wealth but is also a man who has shown himself in his _own me

way to have lorceoi character - eno_\_i_%1 to ciury this Government through the dimcnlties which are likely to arise and to gain the confidence ot the outside world.

_

Try one can of Oak- Brand Condensed Milk and ou will decide that itis better and per than a. cow. Ask your irrocer for it. ill U- -. "- _ ,_ - 5_1 §

Bargoi’s

Pure Paris-

A/

_... -.rs -_ _

*K* -