c p “My? comm MaoLEODFLATLY p » ~ ~ n. . tmrnsm) To .911;

LINGERIE . ~ e ' S....“.=a1.'t"t ‘are... _% or.1.1:":1..:.';11..1.:.':'z:.::..t"i:. 9F A Lient. Colonel Zzlorrnsn P. McLeod into the Union. Wire at, once i015‘ -.,t~:=r“.w.."*;':“';:;: 1:512:15: .*:.'...:.::".?l.:l. ‘$.55?’ ilt..\i.i>‘..o ...o. _ _ “MELODRAMA iiaetlv relused to recognize S. l-‘Jnboul action 8115888!“ if Yllllfi Doyle. or any actions that he rnixht wire. wire Y?!" sellllmenw- isgd‘; take in the matter o! the reentry "Sum DOYIBQ oi the branch into tbe A. A. U. Following is thellségtemettqthisau- The only thing that llir. Doyleed by Colonel Mac e : — ere- could do that would help the sittr-instatementa mat]: by Dgylﬂthrtzft: Wot“ “.12. ::'.:::...::. as. morning, was to ban n s uncon- were ' I h dltional resignation. _or against included lu hDJYIQn This statement was called forth lnslaiements. Doyle as no "aul by a telegram received from Mrqlboriti’ l0 M! ill all)’ Nlllﬂbly-i Doyle by Colonel MacLeod. asklntreither as to reinstatemtcsuts or {ad-i that ii the unconstitutional reinjcellatious in respect o ama our» statements made by Doyle werciathletes 1n the Maritime Provinti-i cancelled would this branch ‘beat-Eyes’. ‘Tllhe ¢85g§lg¢=isl?wll>ﬁ?:g°$1°n°gl'= admitted. .\lr. Doye irst w re . et wie er I - s. hint-Vicar. president o! lh? A. A. “Only Dorie» unconditional 19-. L‘. ot (‘. who referred him to (‘ol- signation. as 1111111115811 "P1911 WM‘. -.nt=1 .\lacLeod. Jlins 5:11pm: at ltfltohiimherrsitnmigy Following is the telegram receiv-v int! ‘will l0 "W59 B m0 i; v" ratlirom .\ir. Doyle by Colonel Aisfﬂhiwillii. ivilll influence dlltemliﬂlrlé. Lem]; ztme situa on as rea e 0 m. j “Following night-letter sent Col-loan submit his unconditional rc-l onel Rlacvicar, have learnedlrontxsiztlatlon and turn over the YP’. legal authorities, branch has not cords oi the latebranch und iutum- power to reinstate suspended consideration uzll then be givcm mmeiee Am with“; to Qancel zrisuro the readmission o! the hi. it,

or. 3'" . "i i-fﬁoav i us, 1 AND us was nouns p emcee.

WI FOX presentsw

BER? a 111: SEWING MACHINE GIRL

president replied advising PPPhil- dent Doyle t6 communicate his du- cision to Colonel Norman P. Mc-i Leod. Saint John. who has been gil- en the task oi reorganizing thi- Riarllime branch. -

President Doyle's message i-‘tl hit-Vicar nnd the latter's reply were! as follows:

Sammy Doyle Backs Down in AmateuriStand

J [on IMLHIQQII [Jinan drill Grratﬁlrladmma

router. §mAMY'

A breath-taking story of a Young Girl's struggle against tremendous Odds and ‘Temptations,

A Romance of Vouth and Love-Teeming with Thrills

(fllARLOTTETOlVN. M8)’ 1~i—A

conciliatory more was made yes-led

Doyle to Alcﬁcar-"Have iettrn»l from legal authority that.

"w"? b?’ Pmsidem Sammy D°-"1e"branch had not the DOWBI‘ l0 1'95"‘.

oi the Maritime Provinces branch

state

suspended athletes. A111‘

‘>1 lht‘ -‘\"1a1@"l‘ Athletic “m” '0' xvillinl: to cancel such cards issued!

Canada. now under suspension be- this winter at 0mm

cause of the wholesale

viously oi professionalism, in the form of

Will such

1‘°i"5"""°' cancellation of cards re-admit us t0 menls last winter of amateurs pre- I-nion?

Wire at once acceptance.

suspended on suspension m. rejectiony -

hlcVicar to Doyle-“Please com-l

a telegram which he sent to the municme m McLeod at 551m 15h“ Wwidem °l m9 98'9"‘ “Ymm- J- the action suggested in your wire"; A» MCWWY» ‘vlililmeg- “term? l" it is untierstood that President cnnr-v-l ull relustatements. ffhtanoyle ha" “my the col-respondegpp‘

‘before Col. McLeod in accordance: [N THE BARN

with President llicvicaﬁs mr=s-' No medicine chest if-i complete l

sage.

l without Minard's. Fine iorl collar boils, choir-d spots and colic.

-Pulsing with SUOperiSE--Spil'l<|iﬂg with Laughter.

E “LISTEN LENAK-Two Part Comedy

IntotT-Glass Tm Meet at Mt. Allison}

t SACKVILLE, May 14 -— Tho; ‘Mount Allison litter-class track and

, ‘field meet trust concluded in the train yesterday‘ tnorning. the sopho- trophy

i PRINCE EDWARD TODAY

At 3. 7. and 8.45

. more pluss winning the . l wi h i: pnilli-a. The seniors were

‘ not-out] with fltl. ill(' juniors third‘ " uizh l7 while the freshmen came.

HARDIE

Al. couzmnrrs ‘TIP TOP REVUE’

With AL. LEMONS

PREMIER FRENCH DIALECT COMEDIAN AND WORLD'S CHAMPION WOODEN SHOE DANCER.

11.151. with 1o. (lordun “illite- oi‘ 1111.1, r101... (‘ur m, w...“ -‘.\1.i_v, silt: July. ‘Charlottetown, was high scorer 0f llllt'l'llllll()llill Duper l‘... .. .. . .\'~lll-. 110%. ,

the meet with 33 llolnts, Ray Smith ‘lllleriliilltillill Pvllult-llln :. our ~ .\lil_\'. 151'»: ‘Jill!’- secotitl, with ~ -

88% I Stepli. tail/g. \\'ll01ll——».\lll_\', 1517...; J\\\.\‘.149%; Sill, 1 (hi. 186%,

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ZO-CLEVER ~ARTISTS—20 '

3-p-SHOWS DAILY—3 StortingTODAY AT 3, 7 AND 8.45

MATlNEE-26c, 16c. NiGHT-—52c, an, 26c-

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Landing:

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“EURITY” & “SNOW FLAKE” BRANDS L. M. POOLE 8: CO.

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Automatic Pressure Regulator. Special 16 Nozzle Spray Boom.

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Summerside

JOHN H. lllll. Charlottetown

Am. locomotive-Co. . . .. Am. Smaltrantl Reihg. Co_ Cnn. Paciﬁc Co. . . . . . . ..'. . .. 1791/,

-N.Y. Cell. tmd HiuL iliv. an. 11ml -

third. with l3. ‘lSotlthei-n Pacific (‘(1. ' Summary Fnirm Pziciiit: Ily. ..

100 yards (luslv-lst‘, Ray Smith.“vestmghousk, ma...“ ~27; 25nd, Mel ltit-e, 28; 3rd, Bill l\iil- Uni.“ Slams meal > _ _ _ V I _ __ .ier. 30. ’i‘lme'lll Il~5 seconds. Montreal stock Exchange ' liammcr 'l‘hr0\\'-—1st, Neil liintllqnﬂwwrd 3mm] esnn, Jill: 2nd. Shorty Stuart, 28: I qlnfemmc PM)‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " 3rd, Nick Kennedy, 30. Distance ‘fur _l P .‘_

8'1‘ feet, six inches. i mfl é‘ _.‘ ‘ lllgh Jlmtp-lst, Gordon White. “MOW” I§‘““‘““’~‘ :1»; 211.1, min Drew, 27 and 13111 ilmmﬁh "ti" Anne“ 30‘ (“ML Height ‘5 fem blevl ('0. (fun. Cont. .. “m, ha]; ma“ lASDGEHUS (Rim. New . . . . . . ..

44h Yards-let, Ray Smith; 2nd, tlﬁlleﬁtoc-l PM. New

.\it~l ltltze‘ ‘ird, Lunlry Jamieson, Z9. B911 '1"'|0i1|I01l0 - . . -.

, 'l‘ime 53 ) seconds. lBrompton . . . . . . .. . . .

I Milo "ilun-"lst. ‘Phil llultie, 29; 1311111111111 ‘Fraction . . . . . . . ..

2nd. Iiorry Allison. 29; 3rd. Bill Can. Stettlllshlti (‘our . . . . . ., Block, 28. Time 5 minutes 4 sec- cm. gmmmhjl, pm H

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iiop Skip and Jump-Isl, Gordon (uganks l‘ White! 2nd, Ray Smith; 3rd, Mel Bank Roy.“

Rice. 39 it. 1 inch. Bank MOHHEQI] ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "

Throwing‘ the Disc11s—1st,- (lor-i ‘vhefthmvav ‘i1,’ don White: 2nd, Bill llliller; Iirtl. q‘, t h...‘ " “

Neil Malheson. ,‘ p“ “

220 Yards-lot, Ray Smith; 2nd,i_____ ' Mel Ric: 3rd. Miller. Time 23 #5.]

mun; 3rd. Smith. Distance 31 ieoi.

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120 Hurtiles-lst, Willie; ____

Ill‘,

2nd. Time 18 1-5. Jump- 1:11.

Rice; 3rd, Miller. Standing Broad Charlie Bruce. 27; 2nd, Gordon White; 3rd, Gordon Dunstan. 2T. Distance 9 feet, 1 inch. Running Broad Jump-Isl, While - 2 - - :11. ‘|2)':g"a§£“1h8'fégal'gwtﬁ_ggs?qlﬂ‘k' ' We are now discharging regular ly, cars of nice fresh mined Coal oi

high standard quality, namely:

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" Stock ‘Quotalzioits

IIALIIWAX. May li-Quotations tutnlshed by Johnston and Ward. Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange:

New York Exchange Al. Top. and Santa Ft- ily. .. American Can Co. . . .. Am. Car and Fdy. Co. ..

179% Phone 5mm‘ requirements, 4gl/"-ﬁl¢§l pjefuoilable, prompt service. . 104% '

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OHWM ‘30 CLADI REMEMBERED TO BRING ALONG. MY Mualc» 1 ‘1 FEEL ‘SO LONESOME HERE i 1N INDIA- 1 Moerr QMNGTC ‘ CHEER MYSELF up‘

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Limited/

Every hour on this famous "train is re

mcrnbered with delight. Rcclined at ease. '

you rec the gcms of Canadian RQCIIY Irlotintairt scenery. Radib an‘ the ltttlF nicciies of Canadian National rvicq 8.54 their quota to your pleasurw ThtYldﬁl train lo-- ~ .. Winnipeg , Edm6hl‘ﬂ Jasper National Purl; v Prince Rupnt and Vancouver

Superb equipment consists of Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars. Compart- ment - Observation? Libfvﬁf 311ml Car (Radio equipped), Dining Cm", Coaches and Colonist Car. Take this popular train to the Cons: and . cn route to California. - "cwrvaiiortsaridonmnlnlc in/nmn-Lnm from W- n, city. (‘liy rm. .\;.'l. l. 'r. 11mm». Tkl. a." misﬁts-t we Dlr-l._I’u.~tl~>|_~r. \i:i. (‘hnrlottt-IIH‘)

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Diamond Jubilee

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due to the piling up of polsonouo quota rilﬁﬂfl’ "l '{°"".; system, which has accumulated‘ llurlltq tile long old

it will keep your liver aotlve and giving it a trial you will redo _ havellken 1t. " ‘fhfPrl

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