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nrnlna Guardia Founded 1891 Evening' Gu"-dia” ' _ By \1lll»GUll¢l¢\4»W» U.8.A.»

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'L ' ' _ "“°7~ ` . , .TUESD _ t _ _ ,_

in pnainiliarnwil

Abegweit Athletic Association Offered and Accepted Same. _ Charlottetown to Loom Large in Sport Spot-Light. -Maritime Championships also

Siated for Here.

i *___

(‘lilll-lottotown has bocomc the

grwii Sport centre ot the Maritilill- Pi-ol'illl'l-s. l~`rolli» :lutlloritiltlvc S,-,uri-»-.< it is leiirncd llilit the Muri- tiiiio i-`l»\l<l & 'i`l'ilck cliiinlploiislllps |,,ivt- li.-i-ii awarded to the Abeg- woii .\. _-\. A.. to be iloltl here in Aiigii,-l. 'l‘his alone is a guarantee of (lin ilrl‘liliet' position held by (‘,1i.il~itiiti.-to\\'il ill Marltilllo athle- (|i~_<_ but .'lii even |;i'c:l|ul' llunnr llus iii-oil iilt in our way. The Oiylilpic trials in truck uild field sptirts iiitvt- bt-cn, ilwlll'dod ‘und :lcci-pteci iii- liii- _\ilei;wt-it .\tiilt~ti<~ .-\ssotria~ tinii. 'l`ill-so Olyiilplc evviits will iii part d-~tl~i‘iilliio contestants who will i-ti to thc great Oiyiiipic int-et iii Slot-ililoliil, I-lllrciibc, ut which plat-o .llc i:i'czitcst athletes froiil gi-ui-_i~ ~tlliiiil‘y in ille world will iiil-cl iii il.i_l;lii_v contests ot` spot-tt iiiitl iiitlivil, Already (fltnlldit has galliit--.l \\'lii'lll-lvillc ‘fiiliio b_v illi gn-lit \'il~.lory there tif tile ldillctins or \\'illilili|-ix lil ilockoy, wllo arc now liiililteur ciialllpions of the ll’orltl. . ` 'l`|l»~ tiiylllpic trials for Mtlritillic (‘.'ill:lii:l ilnd ilccil a\i'al"tl0d to ’l`i'u- rn lit-_l-iillsc of its central locuiiun but :l "_-ii' days ago it announced its lll.llllllty to conduct. the great nlni-l, 'l`lle Alllateur Athletic Ull- ion oi"t‘iln.'ldn appealed to the Allt~iiiv_-its to "carry on". This ln- volvt-d .l heavy financial burden int-intlillg a guarantee to the Gen-

»o++¢+++¢-o-om--¢~»»v-¢-+ve-0

coilonNsiiusl>iciill.s§

weoe ¢»»+o-o-veoe-e-oe-e-ooo-ee ____ _____.___.___.- _ _...___

\lD A LADY'S FUR NE»3K-

itll-t-t, l.oi:cr plcusc apply, ltc;id_i'- toil-.till tleiiartllicllt Moore it .\llil~i.t»iiil Lid. 9733

, care

-21

_ THE PERSON WHO TOOK

liili wzlggoli out of .\ll-. t`ilzllldi- i-i-ii yard oil iicllt Street, Kiln; slillllro, kindly returil s.llnc_.

0735-6-15-2i

'LUXURY TAXES on i'tli'iiii.irt~--~ Not _iw-l lllit soon, lilly lu-tiny :lllti .»~.:tv.\ l`ii‘lt~l-li nl' iwclity pur- cl-lii, lict-l"& Wllclts. liiillli-'ll li!-

ii. `

*WANTED.-(iirl i'or gc-iil~i':li

lliilltu-\\'<\l‘l<. Apply S West Strcl-‘_ i»t;1ii;~ti-I2-iii.

NOTICE-WILL THE PER!3.i.`~'

llilltl t-init illt- .~llitll til' l‘l.lill-y ll -i‘l lily ol`l`ico on S:iilll‘dil_\', .llllic 135:2- killtli_v rctlirn stiillo :lt nllct- :: you vl‘<~rc sl-on and :irc lllllivsll. ltr. i(.\\'. Mt-liiiiiloil. liill i\'--ai Sl, ll71!lll»1.'»2l‘.

‘FOR SALE OR TO LET-COT

tiitif- ll' l{eppnck llcacli; also for suit- Sula \\'ilicr i~‘otiilluill :ili- tlililliitil' wusilcr in pcricci cori- ditioil, -Appiv 238 Kent Strict, l'il..l~ilitll-lolvli. nom-t:_ls_5i.

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL

lillll,<-iiiork. A.ppiy Murdock Mc- Lcail, North Wiltshire.

0717-6-15-Ili.

LOST BETWEEN WILTSHIRE and liliriingtoll siivcr wiltvll. iii-lvili‘ll by leaving it at Mclmnn lil-os, ' 9719-0-152i.

'WANTED BY CITY MAN. A uootl driving horse or mare five to t-ight ycrlrs old. trottcl- or l>1\l'l-l' :lroliild 950 lbs. Must hr' fctiricss of cars und able to road it 2 -ill glilt. For such will pay ii 0011.! price. Write J. B. Box 128. Cl\~\<»\vn. ions-o~1u-ai. `°*-'---i-------- 'STR/\YED from illy prciilisi-s Jullt- il, one rod rlild wbito lleifcr ont- _\‘<tll' old, one bull Same age and ollc two years old. All were “11\l`ltvcl with tlvo cuts oil fllllll "f\_l'- George Ll. Wllltcwuy, Murray liner. 9729.

E ‘WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL ltullilcwork in.fsliiily of three. No “`“5l1ll\i»§. Apply 108,King Street.

9557- -7-if.

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‘CAR FOR 'HlRE.--PHONE 339-Ft

0089-5-2 -li.

‘FOR s»\l.la._HEAvv enowiu Dfllicl' suitable for putting under oil cloth. Apply-at.Gul\rdlall.

' 9094-5-26-lf.

.<"* 'A clam-LEMAN cAN_ as Ac-

colllo-li;t_otl with front bedroonl and llcitrll in private home, cen- "`=ll|i' located. Apply at Guardian °"t"'_>~ elses-zo-tt.

me-___-__..__.._ V'¢AN~rEo_ coMPE1'sN.'r MEN Ili f“l\rt~sollt tho Manufacturers P‘f“» insurance Company on ’l"“" Edward island. Liberal ciintrilc-is nfl- tho right mon. /tp# fy U' ill" E. ll.. Maullilni Co., "‘l- Managers ofr the Mari-

LS AWARIJED

cral Oiylllpic fllnd by which (fana- dii'.=: aillit-tes are financed in tiitiir l<1ul-oilcall trip. lin,-piiii tliiti iiiiii tilt- silori tlinc left tor pl‘epili‘ntiliii 'thc Aiiugwcll cxeculivc gui busy anti :illicit by ii iilliliber of our pub- llc»spii‘ltilll and .upol°t~lol/illi; int-n, were cnztliicd to definitely take oil \l1<‘ 0l.l`ll\lJit~ fit-id :liiti lriilrk trials for Ellstt-in (‘an:tda. This sllolllti iilczlil the giitllcriiig ilcrc oi' tho Hl'c-attest. :itllictcs ill the Mill'iiilil~ 1’ruviiices to till: iiuiiiber of all\~'~ 'lvlicrc frolli 50 to 100 as cstililultzd iii- tilt- .-\_ .\. 1'. t‘.

The Olylllpilr r-vclits wiii=irl(-ilitlc

the following:

100 ytis. dnsll. 2120 yds. litlsll.

<ili_ill‘tl~r illllc run, half llliie. ollc illill-, fivc illilcs, shut put, ilalliillnr illltolv, discus throw, 50 pound wolirllt throw. jiivclin llllriiilg, ilurdlcs, tllroc iilile walk, lligll luillp. brtlzid jullip, stullding broad Juliip, liolc vault und relay rzlcc, (l’our illen).

Gold :lnd"siivei‘ nicclals will lic

awxlrtlerl ill each event. The lipid. ‘"5 ‘lf '/his I-¥i'c:lt contest should stimulate ali Island litilictcs to por- fcct tiioiiisoivcs in every line of zitllletic endeavor so thllt this pro- vince lnay have ll i'cpres_-nlative in the world’s meet in Europe. ln addition to the Olympic events thc seven lliilc-rnatl race proinoicd bv the Exuiiiinor will finish oil tllhi Abcgwci: track, the last miic of lilo collrso being rllil lilcre ll

The Govcrno Ge l

A liililll co

bc pruvi'lcd In thc fnrcnoon

the

be seen that Do-

llillIi0l1 hp

tic tournament full of til ill l

Knights of Columbus

Against Grocers

(Special to The Guardian.

(Special to The Guardian.) . 'l‘()KlO, Julie 14.-liifoi‘iilati<>il

that the Mosctilv Gnverillncllt has been ovi=rtlii'owll, that Trotsky has

inc csczipc-d, said to have collle

ilicilt ill-alll-li hy General Brus- slioff is rt-pnrlcd to have liccn cstlib ilsllctl. _

REPORTS OF COUNTER REvoLu1'loN iN ausslA. l’.»\liiS, Julio 14.-l’el‘sistcilt re-

ports ililvo intl-ll t-llt‘l'<-iltllt ll count- er i‘c\'lilllti<.:l in ltllssizl. hilt l<`i~l-iicll oiiiciiil cii‘t'ie:~' lliivc iio ilcivg on thc slllilcctr _

No Confirmation in Lonilon.

l.t).\`l)()N, Juilc 14.-Notiiillg has

bccil rcccivcd iii Loillltiil froiii ally

been killed and that I’i'eiliif.~l' Lt-il-_

lll|5|]|]Wi|3illllllN|liENl Sill] 5lNlilUil WlHlllN I3. Hi |l|NI§ EVIDE CE lil Hill BEEN l|lllllHHllWN Nllilllllltli lilil PHE5ll|lNl INLELLIS CASE

T-xi ' _.il

.tc a.

source conflrillatory of the report' ' _

from Tokio that the Bolsliuvik Gnvernnleilt has been overthrown

Mn' Former F of the Running.

by revolution and Leon Trotsky --

killed.

All-lltonlll. l lvasrllxortlx, Jllno 14.-'i'nt~_ |Bolslleviki rl-igll of lielliile ann |'l`rotsky iii llltssiai is dooilied to :full ill tl lllolliil. according lo gov- |l>rllllleilt iilli-iiigolli.-e today. Wiliir- lrl-poris by wily ni' 'l`tikio and lion- llon tllal till- So\'i<»: lias. been over- tilrowll iiiitl liliit ’i`rot.~;l.-_J is dellll -and l.ciliiit- is fit-l-illg were rocciv- `cd witll skcpticisili hy Dillcitlls here. it was .l i`oi‘c<»ast of official ilutllority that -.thc Bolsilevist ro- glniv would fall either the latter `p:il‘t of this illontll or by the mill- dio oi' July.

WARSHIP COMl-NG A

_ Tl) CHARLOTTETOWN

llis ilnnor l.ii-litl-llullt - (lovorllor

has bt-on soillotililc since ll warship

ol' t Fl c (alcu ta l

hcd ill July, 1018, and is colll_

GOVERNOR GENERAL S VISIT

S. llocilclngil on Junc ..i). and will s lclll thi- 'ftcril ii e ‘ ll t

_ From Kiev

of the first matters to he discussed l

the debate opens on the resolutions

(Special to The Guardian.) IM-ONTREAL. June 14.-Engar

ing today to drive ll' passenuer from St. Anno De Bellevue to Pre- scott, Napoleon llrallll was held up at the point of ll revoivcr by his

titllii Provinces, St. Jolln,'N. li.

tl0l8~6-10-12|.

flirt- uilel' he iiull gone ti shrirl distlllcc nlld robbed of $320. -

avoid Cutting ofi their rear lille of lctreut

H.M.S. Calcutta Duc Herei|3y_|_aW Relamg t0'(;m 0” Th“f5daY_f9f Fill" i of Streets Up for First

Delelu- cl tellin. _

.nonrniv nnnllno | on cult council

_ _,' _ ` __ ' ' ' _ig .\’l.:tr»l{iillliiii i‘t~cc`ivctl il tllicgivlilll 'l`iicre`\'l't\»~i il lively' HIEGUDS Of l`i)§p;(5‘Lili_,f_l.!i"_,lim "mil ."“_"” “'l'll_vl-_-nt-l-tiny fl-om ill-an .lllnlirltl silillie ifity <‘ouncll ‘ ' evening und la-ko PMN .tm l{\t_Vtil‘e` finish will _,Hun |.}\.(.,»..|__ “_ M_ l-n|Um(t___ it great nlllnbrr ol lilatters relating

` ' ‘ 0" ' mjlnck' _ now :tt Quclicc stating tlillt this l U’ Civic l""“|“0S°`. W@1`9 dealt With-

b V . r "Dm ‘ wh". Wm \\’arsllip wtillltl al‘i‘ivl~ in ('li:il"-'M"y°1` Rum’ occupied the chair e ln_tonn on that date will br- . ._ l. i .|1 ,i ;(- .» _ _ asked to grace the oem _ » b _- loin-itiwii .iii 'iii(i,-Spiny' _yum i,ii_ l .lin .i l_ .olllltlliors were pres- m_0s[_m_(_ -S1011 .v ills _md “ww _.,,,,min hon, nhmlt nm l ont. .\ ttyl- l.lli\- rl-llltilll; to lilo

' - nt U _- dn_\,5_ .rms _S i,_|_,_._.Slm ,,_.“.>. -. .lt-iirc oi' tho _-_tl-ot-is and curbs of

,. _ if s itil

uit progialiiiiic lllll the p(___lm_ M- (.hm.hm__m“.__ “___ it L lill- l-ity _- _,i :l tlrst anti so-

olllid tilllc, :ind will coins up for

ing 0 l<`llduv night Ecvcral

- I Gouneiilorv expressed 'th&nsciiv

has Cupvd hom to mnmin fm, :my its third lclltlltljt; at tl silt-c:illl'niect~

h tilll-.'l `_.t s' " ` ._ _` if ills new -~elinlst=rs."sii.i ii-.lr _ - - _- ~ _ es

iluxrlirliing the state, ot Government

Od by Captain p_ \Ioh|(,' “_ P l’olld nt _this particlliar tiillo and

mhleug fluilfnélitllxlx _._ 0_ * ‘ lsillicll lilac all sol-is of ftiill was

‘cmwn'_“ veritable .\mk‘_ A tllllnped iilto lt. Resolution in

_ ‘ ~ , .i|i__t|ing the Sanitary Otflcer to

cxcnememl - r S unc ' :Sion into the iliittter was passed ._

____¢.___i __.|-.hp Gnvmmw Grnurm is mm to Ii. d1cI\`ililloAn, the meat and iilllk

_ _-,,_,,__._-3 m.m,__, in §_m_m___.`_m‘_ by _he (a (. l lislleot ll, nlado his -lilontllly i-fi.

_ ‘___ ' ' ,, " " iuirt. statillg that 11 carcases veal,

one hog two fol'ct|llartci's beef and

_ _ _ _.

W E oi.; ,-1,-tilll S`l|liiiitlt>(l)'T;irll<_ \tnH("ilv:~ilZllli‘.;ii ]\;;;l_t|Hl(;T m)‘l(:Pn".“?d'.

on llic Ililtil and will have luncllcon | ],_. m_,m`. wer_`b(_f' "ff" C”t_“h`

_ 'tllcro and lrolll i‘aivr-lidisil goes tot ved ' Th(('_ ';f1pi]f"lCif"Iy fm;

*_ t"liiil-loltotown that sillnc ;lfi<=rliooll_l ,- §m“i},'__[_ W q k ‘l’ 'C l`0Df‘ll.\

llc llill sit- ll litil iilif ll ‘n ` ' ' n` as 0( to look fm”

' si ll ll in 'ly l t _ _ _

' M()j;'i‘l}|.;_,\i__ Jum. 114.4 [_ pm. (`.llai'lottcltiwil and will rlitdlld at tlfmllcgnttf; tIl:‘l°n:“l‘l':{|(_P" _‘gf lylfgvl if"

- - - l ' . ' l t or

adii _~-t_-i;¢._., ii,-(1 ._ _.mln H- iw" . glirdcii party nt Goverlliilcnt iloll.~¢t~t I , _ _ ' ' \\‘lli.~ll iiivcisligiltllil cliiilplzlllitil (iyilf ill the ui`it-rnooli. Oli Jllly Hilti i'~ ,]`\.H.l_?_,lHl:;1?`_' (().f'__t_1'_§`_.§tf""(lighpl” Jus. l<‘l':iticr ill t'o;;:lrtl [ii im ii-ml. will lillitol' from ('llal~loitctotvll to `_ _,__ li-i - . to th" (`oli|ii"‘l :lil » lio- tllilm ,|m_im: nn inilmlmn ini., mp !‘.lotlt;llrtlc iiiltl t`l‘tilil Mtiiliitgiii- ini thm\tnS'l\ mr 'mx _“Xi” _‘.i`\(ls` illlllgllls uf (foliliiiliiig _it gp' Jprmmi F-cilli'lS :lilil will rcjciin liis .~;i+‘1iliit\i' )".0ugI_t hM.Dl.__ "hp )`,l`_i{(_i_ll“;_1U"‘ _ will-t'lll(-fl tliti iii»(](_~|~ f,-Om ul] ui Siillris and lcilvo for the Mag- mg on 13-- . ,. - ' ` 'U' A lllaillc. dull-ii islands. ¢ ‘Nadi “mm” on" Ot ‘hp

:lxi llicn :tppearcd before iho '_‘ouncil asking for increnseil i-ning io olltiviiig portions of illc city

iv.'i-its issued , P01” Wilhflfa-W11 _ ::i“'_'.;°.1' lifil .§.;I_~r:...;1“

72"' (Speciu. to The Guardian.)

' ) LONDON. June 14.--Polish

'1`0ll0N'1’(), Julie 14_-Wpitgdrciops lilcw up Vlatlllllir (`aiili~dr- i

“~,.,»,, ig,,_u‘.,| nf (ysgoml }|_\|| Suiur- |:ll, all riliiwiiy stations. l-loctric, ____

lilly sllmllloiliilg to court ot`i`icillls of powcl' plant :llld lilo 1lf1\I"llll<‘l lif" (Special to The Guardian.) till- (`uiiadiali Wliolcsallc Gi'licers|ftll'c f‘Vlll‘\\i\liI\f! Klvff- 1\('CUl'lll"‘! MON'I‘REAi. Juno 14_--llltcr- Association and sevcl-,li ivlioii-giilo to al Mosroiv wireless dlslililtcii rc- i-iiming __ imgifi,-y om-fy Um m.,,-,__ firilis and iliiillufacituiwrs to sc-`<'f‘lVf‘<l l1l‘l‘l‘ by \\'ll'0l\‘Ss. it is S-'llll ing (‘oiistilbl<- 'i`hos (Zliicollle was clirc ll decliirzltlon of tile collrt that ills? ll1‘f‘l\'\|Cll0l\ 'if U10 A‘l\|i‘fl\"’-l lliortally wounded one sltspcct has this orgaiiization is ill n coiispimcy <l00ll\0<l ill” lluiilllltioll to thc ll0I‘l" been arrested and the city iq lip; ill rcstrzlillt of triiiip to _[tio doiri- or of all cpillclnic_ The Red armies ing scam-ml for t|n.L,(, mh_,r` mm incnt of ills Majestics slllijt-cts and forced the evilclintion of thc city who 0Smp(__l In an mm,m0i,ii,,_ Aft. to have clcciarf-ll lllit all rigl'co- ily :l cnvtiiry t-,ilarge lil which lllalry fir tin. s1m,,¢i__g U", officer m_tl‘,ed iliellts inadc by the orgaiiiziltlon Polos were killed, A Warsaw dis- _1 (-ur gllliilling olltsidi-_ il Storr- should be allilullcd. patch said the Pllllls had- wllll' near the corlloi- of i‘rlrk Avclllll-

#- druwll from the city in order t0 -loin Bel-nal-ll street. lit- was nllflnt

to ask thc driver wliat hc nits do-

' ' ' ' - ing tllerc will-li tho lllzi plilli . `

____ revolver alld Shot liilll.nTil<I~ (liltl:

lllfiflvin stntolncnt of tho offi ur

was iilkcll this iilorllillgl ii; tllio

R val Victoria lllwpltil |

' Republicanism J aps ailli Chinese §_f’§si-limi ii.. .u.~i_L_»¢_»i__\-liff. _~‘il`5

___ ' __ ___ _ .()|i1(’ (' i\ llS, \\'{lél_ llir \C lllfill \\'lD

fired the shot hilt wail sitting in

(Special to The Guardian.) (3P°°la' '° Tm Guard'i"') thc car. Cilicoillv dicd this evcn-

nio.\."rllil<;i\l.. Julie 14.-ll-avian I-0ND0N.Juiu~_14~-l~`li=llt1us oo- i,,g_

coiliplctcrl its condcnliluiloil nf thc f‘\ll‘i"‘li nt Niknlnlcvsk, Eastern bl- ltcpubilcail party for tile rejection _l’f`l`li\» l"‘t‘Vf`f‘l\ fl m“l‘Q5“ gunbam'

of labors dcnlallds, the Alllorirall ullrl tlt0 Jilliullvsc gul'i'lson o|I_tlie i --

Fetleriltioil of Labor tonight was P11100. \1CC°\`ill'\E i0 ll “("“"0"'c‘”\ »

preparing to take up at the annual _i\““U\"l<`-"‘“°1ll ‘*°“i““""l I" 3 RW"

C0l\V0llll0ll licre, legisiutioii iitfegt- ter tlxcspgilicll fl'e!L};‘ivl-ll from

ing economic and llldustriill Con-"H0 15111 S 0 0 “MOU” of ` F G lilltons in tile United states. one bmi f°°@i‘/.°<l~ or “many

will be proflteelzing. Labor leaders (Special to The Guardian.)

predicted the first clnsh on the HEMI]-V Juni, 14_I.he qecond floor between the conservative N B attmnm to form H cnh|m,t meelmg p"°K""“5'V'3 Wings ‘vm come when 7 ' ' the deiiluntls of both Radicals und

Coilservativos iiuving failed Pre-

this li. ui. ut 8. 30

dciliunlling recugilllioll of the So- (Special to The Guardian.) smem Fh__rt` me todzv ww re_ » '

Viet G°V°""’“"‘lt I" n“*“““~ MONCTON. June 14-_‘M°“¢t°” 5 ported considorillg the rbweslltuihllllil-

zrxtfudvd u lwuriv wsluulue to 1"” ‘ nleni or nie out colllilioii govern-

B vjsitlllg members- of the National ,Mui wh|(._h` while not emlrely

0 0 Editorial Association. The party s,“i,,f.,c|,,ry m 1,0", fucuons_ nw.

l\l'l`lV€d in the mllll0l\ ¢l0lliH' BDeCl’1l ertileiesi-i maintained some llleasllre

In MOHbF9&l surly Sunday morning und were or litnlilliiy alla ilelll internal

the ours suum during the dey- troubles to ill., minimum. Heinz.

- The J0\lrI\1\llSls WGN! 8"*‘-’~‘l9Kl Wllll lender of .tile moderate conserva-

!Wli10 09911 arms by _tho may0\‘» tive party, endeavored to bring the City Council and citizens in gener- (wg opposing group! together hilt ul. A nie-lsulit uulo trio to Dvr- tlio opposition of :lie maioriiv so- oheslerilnll-St. Jose-lnl's lilllvl-rslty_ otllllsts comin lllm io iilialllilfn uw 'l`ll0 Yllillllfll *‘Xi\Ti‘-f-i€‘<l l\"l\l`iY UD' task. His faiiurcs followed that of iir¢‘1'I=\tioil of the simlltanl~olla'wol- litili-lliveiinr M-llc-liar who also mot

(Special to The Guardian.)

fl-Um lin. Viadivuswk (Nye,-,mwnt i\VAltSA\V, Julie 14.-Evacuation ('Hl(‘.-\G(), Julie 14,»-Wiirrcn is ltriiltntl ill all extra edition of the _‘lf Kiev -has been coulpleteqi the lllffllllg. llllilwl States Selltllur Amili S|,im|,(,n_ _ A ,ww g0v,.m.lptiles wltlidralving ill the region of trolll Ohio, was nominated for

pri-sillcii<'_v lust lllglit at the Re- _puiiliciill National Uollvciitloii after in tif-adlock wllil-ll llistcd nillc bui- iiots aild which finally forced ont int’ the rllllniili.: all the orlgillal

_i`livoritl~.-'. As his ruilnilig iiltlte the ,t-lillvctllllill iiuiilt-tl Gli\'t-i‘llor Culv-

lin ttllliitlge, .\Iil.~lsacliusctts, iipsctt- |illg till- plan ot’ the cntllbiiizltioll of ll:il'dliig`s liat‘kt>i',~l tu iloiiiilitlle for lllo liiilvc S--iiitoi' Leiiroot, Wiscon- sill.

llnrdings final vote on tenth

|hailot' was 695 und Wood was sec- liiitl with ll'l:'i.

\Vilrrcll G. Ilardiiig has always

ilccn at resident of Ohio, which Slate lic hits l'opi'c-selltcd as United SV-ics Scilator since 1914. in pri- vate business life he is publisher of the Marion, Ohio, Star.

llc wa_s borll on a frirlll, near the

village of Blooming Grove, l\iorrow County, Ohio, Novellliiel' 2, 1805 tllc clticst oi' eight ciliidrcil. His t`atilcr, George Harding, was a country doctor whose forbcal-s frame from Scotland. Before going to Ohio, tile Hzlrdings were rosid- c-llts oi' Pcllllsylvaliiil, wllr>l‘c slilne ol' till-ill wr-ro llillssilctw-tl hy liiil- illlls. Others follgllt. ill_tlie revolu- tiollllry wal'. 'i"llc liiother of War- ren, Mrs, Piinuhq Dickerson, was descclidcll froiii .l:l old-time Holl- and Dlltcll family, the Vail Kirks.

‘lil his youth Warren Harding

iivell the lite of a farmer boy, at- iclltliilg_1iii~ village school lllllii 14 -ft-:lla lit' algo, will-il he oiltcrcd Ohio 1-,._7.-.xi (~_,\l,»:‘, _..»- il..,.|,_ y . twllich llc was graduated. As edit- 'il' oi tilt- outlet;-: iitlpci' he i....t dispiayedt u.-_-tlsiierlt lor. jouriiaslienl Ho was obliged to stop school now and then and earn the llioney witll wilicll to pursue his college course. At one time he cut corii. at anotil- til- painted biriis, aild at still anoth- er drove ai team and helped to -,il-ade tile roadbcd of a new rail- way. At 17 he taught a distrl ct school and played li horn ill tile vlllagc brass band.

At odd illli/is lie worked in thc

villzlgo prilitiiig office, ill time ‘ic- cniililig .l liilotype operator, He is il pi‘:lclicul pressilian and tl job priiltur, alid as it “lllakc-up mail" is said to have few cqllais. 'l'ilc ilick piccc llc has t~:li‘riod as ll Scil- :tor is tho old printei"s rulp llc used wlle)l he was sticking type.

ill 1384 Di',_}lt`li'dlng llioved his

fniiilly to illarioli. A Short tiilic flfl<‘I'\\'flrti the fzltllcr pllrcilusccl for \Vni'rc-ll llurdillg The Star, thcil il small paper.

Un tile pilpcr \Varl'cii llarding

porfcrliled ovclgv flinctioil frnlll .levii to ilillll tgillg editor. Ill till the years the 'Senator has owlll-ti it there llzls ncvcr been a strike or ll tilreateiled one.

Senator Hurtliiig is closely iden-

tified with iiiaiiy other large busi- ilossl cilterprises in l\lzll'ion and other parts of the State. lie is di- rector of a bank and sovclwll l~.lri"‘ .lltlilili'acttli'illg plants and is a trll.~itel> of till- 'l'rillil_i~ llaptist --?<-e->l--

.,n_c.lli§8?

THE WEATHER,

TEMPERATURE - TIDE, MOON ETC.

'I`0iRON'l`0, Julie 14:-Moderato

westerly winds, fair and wurlli.

The tiilo will bc high this lllorll-

ing at 8.48 and to-morrow :lt 0.41: it will be high to-night at 10.19 linll to-hlorrow at 11.14. _

Slln sets this evening and to-

morrow at 7.53; it rises to-lllorrow and Thursday ut 4.08.

Last quarter moon Wedcsday,

Julie 9th. 1.18 p. ln.

Last oullrtcl- llloon Wednesday,

June 16th, 0.41 p, nl.

N oozlo The Sunshine Kid.

ENFORCED MI L.iT/APY' TRAiNlNG- I5 TO TEACH THE YOUNG- IDEA HOW TO SHOOT

colllc, 'l`ilc party leave for St. John tho rcbuffs of vul-ions Socialist

wings. _ >_m_ __

_...<1

Trotsky Ki1led,L_euilie -a Fugitive aiicl'Brus-S At Republican Collventioii in Chicago with |)r_ Mcraggm Gave Expert Testimony Exhibiting V iloff at Head of New Government. - _ Governor Calvin Collidgc as Ruiiililig portions of Body of Deceased and Explaining

V0"t'9S Crowded 0115 Nature and Probable Cause of the Wounds.

_Tl ’l`liilt tllc into .\lrs. Ellis died ln "il 'U Um “'i'"@”5 “ml the ‘l“"5'

t hurt-ll._ ‘

Mr. Hurciiilg has twice l'ciil‘r>i-ir=nt-

cd the liltli Seiluturial district tif Oiiio in the State Legislutue and served one term as Lieutenant- <lti\'l=i'titir, At llic liil-l l-ll-_-lliil llzirtlillg wus t-lectcli Vnitcd States St-iittor by zl majority of nlorc tlllill 100,000, rllllnlllg 73,000 ahead lt' tilt- llcxl ilii.riil~>t on tile- tit-koi lil the Schutt- he is a iilenllicr of Illti Vullliiliticf- ntl l-`ol'|-ll:,ii ltclzl- tiolls. Sciizltol- liartliiii; iiiill'ri5<l Miss l<`lol'ciit'e Kiiilg iii lSill.

if .\lasS:it:lilisctts, wls lllii‘tll_\' know two years ago outside of New England, but during the po- iicciiieli`s strike iii Boston lie be- catnlv fillllous tilroughollt liic coull- 'lv' for his vi.C,’cii'tiil.< tillt~|liii_l; ot' lill- witlti-spi‘l~,ldf llisorllel' ihroilglioltt tllc city. Tile police forcu of Bos- tuii is uzitler the jurisdiction of the Coillilloilweaitll of Masstlchuscttsn He was entirely opposed to police-

force was ilppolriied they \\'c-ro sc- lected from’ illen who agreed nfl;

uilion~ but not for those who were

Born on a lonely farill ill the

Green bloulltailis of Verlliollt, he lvas broil in illllustry. ti~llguilt_v and

t r l- his native tlii

illovtltl to )l.issllt'iili.~i\-its :iiitl ilvcil-

lt~i:,i.~'ll\tlli‘c. lit- hits bet-il 'l~lc-cltcll i;ol.'cl'll_ll- ot' .\la.<.~iaciiusotl5 twice. The slilti delcgliioii at L`lll£‘l\l§0

Iv iii; li cciillplillit-iltal‘y ilclitrl lilil expl-ctilig that he would obtzilli till- iiccessallw- llulllller of votes his

now zl dlyvs. ills ilonie is at North-

aillptotl.

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Killed In Irelaliti

(Special to The Guardian.)

nlr.i.i»‘.\s'r, .illliii l.i,».\ll»iliol~

pniicl- l-oli.-tnillc. iiilllli-ll Aliiiilr. was ililll‘llci‘l‘tl at (lit-lii»Zill`lll. ltllllllb' Fork, last night.

Military Securing the \Counfry.

'i‘tiuoN'l‘o. Julw ii.-'l‘llt~ liven-

ing ’l`elngr:llll`s llclfilst coi'l'espoiid._ (im t-.ibll-5 that a tlctuciliilcllt ot (lip milit;ii'y 2-it'<ll»ll`t‘(l \'1il‘l(ill>‘ l)lll'ls of South 'l`yroll<- i~`i'idu»y ill collsc- qucncc of reported rcbcl at-tivltlcs there and ii strongiforcc of mar-

lllos wal-l liintic-fl at Lough Swiiii' for tllc protec ion nt the const glliird sigilalliilg stzliioll_ 'l`llc P0- llels dcstroycll the fog sigliallillg sliltloll to till- iillillillcllt tliliiilvr tif Atlulliic shipping -.ind _~'»ovcrul crlliscl'.< are now of lllc -“ltilllll coast. for thc protection of slliliil' ing iiii,i iii pr(-.veiit other coastal outrages.

Tha Vniollists of Lisiicllaw dis-

trict llloliilizr-ll lor tid-_ir own W0' lcctioll and the protection Of |110 l`ol~t-o thus crcatcd appealcil to iiic goveriliilclit for more troops and police. _

(Special to The Guardian.)

bandits and n love crazed lnan coiilnlittctl tilre murders lil tlilf~'

i~i_.`ii_ shot dowii by the bandits.

shot fired by llcr forilit-l' illisbillld

.ii ini. i-at-iiiving hospital. iii the

lo o The outlaws entrenched

hav with a fusllade of silots. The

figlit ill which the sllspccts were captured. A follrtll iniirdel was

illc vlciilll hcizliz ll iliall who was shot and killed on the Seven Mile Road. I`wo ilien are under arrest

1.3;*

Was Assassinated

-l‘l\»Rl-S, June 14.--Esrstl Plslla.

itorlll of tilt- Albanian Delcglltlon to Paris. former i‘r~sidcnt of Albania, “`"“ ““‘s""“""“ """" ‘°‘l"-"- mlm" or cut in thc neck" said thc wit-

l t

her bed anti that rigor inortis set

lir. Mc'l`ai:gal~t the _\lcGlll Profes- sor ol' Medical Jllrisprudence, in giving ll-llding testimony for the crown in thc Ellis lllurder trial :lt _Sliillilll-i'-iliiv _vt~<tl-i‘rl:l_\' iiiorllilig. lil' §.\il-'i`ilggiii't lszlvc its the principal -iw-il.~'o:: fur this npiilinil thc large

(-tiliiliilily of liltiod ill tht- bctl as _t'oiilpall't=ti \\‘ltll thc iilt-re sttiiiis oil lille cal-pct wilt-l‘f> thc body of llic lllt-i'r»:l.<t-tl wzls ftillhtl. l Another important conviction ox

lltiil. i`.tlvill i‘<iolitlgl-_ fllivl-l'llril';,,|-.spend t,_\- Ii,-_ _\i¢-Tiiggii,-i ii-iig

that the blood on the razors was dry lwi`orr= they lvcre--placed on the table ill the position in which they were found. Tho absence of blood on thc table cloth was the priillory .callsc of tliig lit-lil>f_ 'I`iic expert \vit lile>'.~= also drew the atteiltioil of the `collrl lo the fact that there was no evidence of blood on the handles oi' eltiler of the razors, although testimony had it that there was

nipii iiiiil fii-eiiioii beioiigillg to a iiillcll blond oil the palms of bothl ullloil and wilcll the new poiicc,llill'ld.=, lie lookcd particllirlrly for

it between tile two sections of the handles drawing on an experience

to join the union. At the sllll; time l he had gained, its he Said. ll”0m he expressed his belief in trades- ills connection with the investiK8~

tion of as man as 1000 to 1500

s - Y ~

hi,-mi sei-vaiiia of the public to past'-s of murder, suicide and viol- lllaiiltaill order alld~ Drolcct DI`0‘icllt death in one ye-'li‘_ Tbflt MPH. pc-rly ill tiillcs oi' di.<tul'hallcc. Ellis could have llsed the scissors

in nickillg the carotid artery after illaking till incision with one of

Aniilernl to li onli .li V 3 ' - _ c-nts. 'l`llcil llc practlctlll law, llc

.-

the razors he described as possible

gt-ii'-i~i=iiiiii¢<l_ Fliiiiliy Self-denial (hilt very improbable. Thi-lt tile- im. gave him a college Gtluvulion at nlements on the table could have

lbeen used in connection with a self-inflicted wolllltl of tho nature lill cillostinn Dr. .\‘i<-Taggart also

tllllllv licl-illilo ii iii:-iiibri' nl theLg-li:li'liclt>l‘izt>tl its iliost llnlikc-l_V.

: A llraliiatlc feature of the dav‘s liiroceerlings was tile production lin 'court of tile- _part of the neck

.,n-_bTmmit»e~5t-_hlhl _fh`r._;5ro`silient large- of the deceased heal-ing the fatal

wound. This was closely exnlilili- i-il iiv ills Lordship. counsel :intl

the jury. while Dr. Mdlllggart

-lute being so gcngnlpilit-alll' lilililo minute oxpfannllons o. 1.10 S _ ‘ . . . 4 , _ _ U `

si(ua(@(] as to tliriijgli pl'e.~iili--ills ,.lil.liolnic.ll featui 0:.

Dr. i\Ic'I`agg:ir_t was called to the

stand. llc stated he resided at Mon trolll, and was professor of Med. ical .llirisilrutlelicc of McGill Uni-

lvt-r.<it_v_ lit- was also exaillinci- for

lille r-ol-ont-l~`s court of M0rllrPf\l_ |iiis dlltics lil the laticr capacity .ii-oi-o to pi-l't`orlll all olllclni autop-

ksii'-.<. This position he had occu. pied for filtcr-ll yt-urs, llc had boon ft-rillnllctctl with McGill since 1897. [ills przltitico in all cxtciltlcll over `25 years. | Aliollt l<‘t-brllary 4th Dr. .lciikins

irlrrivcil iii _\loiltrl-al wilil portions ,of lilo lioili' ot' il li-olllllll said to llc .Aiicc Mario Ellis. llc was asked to nlukc ;ln vxliilliilatilin of the con. .tcnts, thc iic:itl_ llcck :lull part of 'thc left arm. llo was Di\I‘ll\“l1li\l`l§' risked lo cxalliiilc thc wound in tile nc-ck. l)i'. iMc~.'l`ugg:ll't described the wound.

ln his cxaillinatlon of the Jill!-

lliar vcill lil- forced water through it to soo if tiicro was an aperture. lt, wil.'~: liitact. ’l`lle same process was applied to the cflrotld it being tliscovt-l~l\tl that it was sevcrell_ The clit .lt-rofls thc carotid parted thc iippcr hail of tile rircllillfcrcnrc.

“iiavv _volt _not that part of the

ncck with you Dr. McTagi;art," asked -Mr. Johnston.

"I ilavt-." :illsivored the witness. Dr. Mt'l`:igi:.'ll't withdrew to pre

paro the exhibit for nrodllctlon in cllliri. _ -

| -Rotill-ilinl.: io tho stand Dr. hic- 'i`a_f:i::ll‘t producer] a jagged piece

\l("\\.

Several questions of a technical

llaturo were asked of the witness,

|~_.}.;'|'[1()l’1‘_ June 14.-»Di=.<pel':lit~ lil-_ McTllgg:lrt indicated the

,exact position of tile tiiiferent tlr-

|t<-l'ics, veins and muscles.

citv today. Two of the victillls nrt-| Dr. .\Ic'I`aggairt returned to the

lsirlrid.

wollud ’."' asiccll counsel.

who lutor lricd to take his owll “Tivo silarpiy defined edges with life and is in a serious condilloll alllzlllill- mills." returned the wit.

l'l|‘.*lS.

double slaying tile bandits were "Wilril conclusion did you come surprised by tlic police lil a blink to :liter discction us to the nature

ot' the wound""

l us . , . _ - themselves und kept the police at “lt llud lilo HDDHHYBDCS Oi ll

stab \vound."

bulge ,ic,,f.i0p@.i ini() ,_ i-iiiiiiiiig The scissors were handed to the

wit ness. ‘

kind?"

for this crime_ Mr, Johnston asked a similar

queslloll in regard to one of the l`il70\'€

lIvir.`~Siallnd4ors dbjecied owing to

the llynotheticlll nature of the ex- amination and on ihe ground that tile witness was asked li question wlilcll sllollid be decided hy the jury. Counsel was over-ruled but the oblcrilon was noted.

"l would expect tri find a long.

sllnts were firctl ut ililll by :lil Al~ "Nm mvhm mu npmhm i. num

ii,lflii:lll sllricllt tl'.'.l ui' Wilicil look was mum] in this mwii

Wl- _ The larger razor was then hand-

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in tlicrc was the expert opinion of _

of tlic lil-ck. After ills Lordshlp|

i

iils_po~lcl thc exhioit the witness,

_ _ .It~=lri‘ilitl (it lo thc jury box wilcrel

a till- jurymcn were given a close-

Thc third is a woman killed by ill “\\'ii:lt was the shape of the

Was tlllg wound caused in your

t:ollillllti¢il` siiol-ily after ii ii. nl. oninlfiu bi' an instrument of that

“No. It coultinft lie made. by rin in

' sirllmcnt of that nature."

lion was repeated.

"Tile some answer would ull-

ply,” he said.

Dr. McTaggart said that in his

opinion the only wily the razor could have been used to inflict tiic woilnd wollld he by direct pros-V sllrc irlwlirds without drawing the razor from one side to llle other. it would have been done by any sharp pointed implement, a pocket kiiifc for illslancc.

~\\'illli now of iiiooll would you

expel-t from a wound like tllzlt?" :iskr-ll i~olili.sei_

Tile witness could not give a def

lnite reply since the flow vnricd according to circumstances and conditions. In the body of Mrs. Ellis there nlight have been six or scvl-n pounds.

“Wilat quantity' wolild that por-

soll lose to cause collapse?"

“A little less than :i plnt." The blood would flow from the

carotid from 12 to 15 inches ner second, the witness said. The amount oi’ bloor lost ill 50 to 00 seconds would be sufficient to causi- collapse and destroy volltlonal power.

Dr. McTaggsrt said he examined

the bed clothes. There were no means of accurately determining tile actual quantity of blood thcrc- Oll but it was very large. _

ln answer to tl question witness

said:

"Considering the amount of

blood I would judge, from my ex. perience, that she collapsed on the bed."

The sweater worn by the llo-

ceaseti was identified by lilo wit- ness, There was a small tilllilllity of blood contained on it in mm- trast lg that on tho bed. If thc decessed was sitting up in bod when the carotid artery was seven. ed it would be drenched. li’ shr- were lying it would depend oil the position she was in. If she were iyinz face upwards some lilokltl would fail on the shoulders; if face downwards, probably none; if on her side the blood would probably fall on the bed.

Dr. iMcTaggart was asked to cx-

amine the table cover. There was a anlali slop at one end thc sizo ot ti ten cent piece; 'also a small streak.

"Could the deceased with blood

on her hands place the razor on tile table?"

"if it was fillid blood it woliid

make considerable stain, that is if the Iland tollrlll-tl,"

Regarding the feinllllno garlllcnl

in lilo laundry ling tilt- wiiii<_-ss said illtit' tilqrc was too illllt~ll blood to sllggost llll-nstrllzll flow. 'I`hc situation was ngaiiist ii,"

“lf such n flow took place .alluri-

ly before death would tilcrl- lic any evidence on thc genital nr- giln?" asked Mr. Johnston.

“Yes." ‘*(‘ould you suggest llolv tllosc

scissors might have -been iw-tl in connection with thc wound?"

“lt could not have been list-it in

tile first incision."

\\’llnt~ss said there was lllootl on

tiic scissors and on thc razor hlniies llllt none ns filr its lic collltl detect on the razor lllllldil-s.

“What have you to say regaril-

ing the use of the three instru- lllcnts in regard to thc possibility of a self-inflicted wound?"

“li would be most improbable," “Would the llecensi-d have thc

vtilitional power to pincc that blood stained garment in tha lalillllry img ut the foot of the bed attcr losing all that blood."?

“Not after using all that blood." "From the position of the body

as told by witnesses und the gen- erlii circumstances including the position of the blood Wliut do you conclude?" - "l~‘rolll lily examination of tilt- bed clothing_ the deceuseds cloth. ing, and the quantity of the blood on the bed and the small nnlollnt outside l would he of the opinion that death occurred on the hott and that rigor niorlls set in therl-.“

lll opening cross-exulllinatlon Mr. Saunders quoted from Tayior's -Medical Jurisprudence and other authorities as to cases of suicide and homicide. _

The witness said he did not deny

the exaggerated instances quoted and as a matter of fact in the preseflt cnse said he would not ex press a definite opinion ns to wllcth er it wus one (if murder or suicide.

To ills Lordship be said: “lt might ""’~'

t

bc r~'th -l‘ "

O" ~til`licll as to the razors Dr.

Mc’1`nggart said that in cases of

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ANNOUNCEMENTS, _

COMING EVEN TH.

MEETINGS, ETC

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"Alpha Womens ins.. will iii(-of,

at the home of -Mrs. Horace Ves- sc-Y, Wednesllriy evening ltiinsi. at

8 o clock. The slllpervlnoi- will im ill attcndzlllce. Order Sic. E. Vesscy,

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