MAXIMS ' OFA A

MERCHANT

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, He who cleans his

teeth has good taste.

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the‘ Dew

Put an egg in your i castes“ 11w __..

MAXEMS or A

MERCHANT l

=- ~-‘~‘7""11""- -5"'1""37'~1-'3¥'-"37=7=“ M CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE s 1927 f.‘“'..‘."‘“"".';' 3.22"“: ‘Li. ‘ti: Y or n] an , nun

HEAL PHIIBHESE Alli. AiiiliNii Pill j’ [A ii

Evidenced by Increas-

' ed Enrolment in Sabbath Schools and Renewed Interest hi Work of Young Peoples Societies. p

‘ (Special to the Guardian)

si|»|h\'[‘[<‘()ltl), Ont, .iiiiie 7. —— A genuine field day was held on‘ Monday, the most ouistaiiiling rc- pm.‘ [wing that of Sunday schools and young pcoifleiriiocleilcs. Dr- Killilili\\'lill'll work ls steadily tell- ing in tho ivliolo church. A rcilii P|'t‘ilii_\'l.0l‘lL\ll working basis is be-i jhg got down. ‘ At all times i.t is ircil to keep in view the aim of all our $011111; i100“ pies organizatloiin. it inust ever he ivompleio Christian living which includes belief in (iOll, restated ill Jesus Christ. and vital fellowship - with hlin through the membership of the church. 'l‘hoiu?;h the board has to do with the Sabbath school it is primarily lllltllnlillltitl in till)‘ Christian education and training, of lho children anti youth in curl lionics. _ 4 I in reaching this ohjeiuivo the llll- portanco of tiie regular church i-ior- vii-es cannot be over-estimated. The Sabbath school is not the clill- iircuH-i church. ’l‘lie tamlly D911‘ should he occupied by tho entire family especially at the morninl-I nit-i, of worship. lt is frmn i110 homes lu which this has been the practice that tiio (fllllftfll workerkl oi‘ today have conic, and till.’ church of tomorrow will not ho dif- iorciit. That church attendance “my bo encouraged tlic board has

Minister Identified

As Czar’s Murderer

(‘Canadian Press)

LONDON, June 7--—The Ev- ening News, one of Lord Roth- ermcrei- newspapers, which have conducte‘ an intensive anti-red campaign in Great Britain, today identifies the Russian Minister M. Wojkoff, who was murdered in Warsaw as "Pierre Voykoff/Y who ‘the paper says, signed the death warrants of Czar Nichol- as and the Russian imperial Jamily. .

“By his assassination at the hands of a royalist, retribution has come to one of the chief perpetrators oh one of the foul- est murders in history," says the Evening News.

.___- --.{§§-~——-— Crop Outlook In Western Canada

(Special to the Guardian)

lVlNNlPhlG, Juno T, "flit: West- orn (fonaiiiiiii crop outlook ivliicli cxpoiis two weeks ago were ho- giuning lo regard with some mis- glving, owing to, excessive rains and cold ivoiitlier, is now being rav-

Labor Minister Aeted as Mediator in l)is- pute Between Can- adian Pacific Rail- way and its Employ- ees.

(Canadian Press)

t)'l"l‘.-\i\\‘.\. Juni- T. -» lion, l'l'il‘i'

orably roiniiziretl with prospects-oi‘ lillfi, when it bunipoi‘ crop was pro- duced from iipproxiinutely tliirteoii million acres. '

‘Corpn. Shareholders Approve Scheme For v Reorganization

(Canadian Press) . HALIFAX, N. b‘... June, '7. ——"i‘llC basis of reorganization oi‘ the lirit- lsh ialinpirc Stool Corporation: will involve the issue nt‘ one iniliioii shares of no par value which will take the place oi‘ the outstiiiitiiiil-Z share capital; the latter to hi‘ “extinguished and cancelled,” cording to ii

‘h-epiircil ii beautiful iliplomn to b0 iiioni." approveil by the tlllillTtlllllll" - ' the break to d“ m8 b r I m ‘-. ‘lil t il 1 l iy nd girls nrs of the ('.i)l‘|lt ration anl iy tlii‘ (Cflllflrllflll Fliil 1 i . ' "l Q51! e Jiirhhllliiive" fulillilzd “iwsiliiilrcmeiits, hoard of ilircctoiis at u. l‘0le'(0lll)iIl(!l‘.A-i ()'I1TA\VA. .iuni~ ' iii-j [10118110 001111011- 4 llieseiitcil by the session of each ‘lull, and filcil in the supreme court ‘partinent oi‘ Ai-Irii-iilii- ,~ ri- , __. ' __. __ ‘ ‘H0 Will 8W8“ illlflfllflllmlfi T111111 ~amwgmlmh ‘g kl K e .ii. iiiii. ‘lflllvfllinnf "hmihil [|ll\__ill.lL-lJ-'1IJLLL.J‘l Plli-WL- “L;.,L(_J£,1Lr|Li3[___t_ig_lla~ii<itiorrstiiic in the ilnlon, Whilst lfwaig" Millisml‘ 51105011131111. 0i li iii Willi a fevlilll-f 111' K111111110" mi)’ M- willviii- IAW-“liiilllii U» ~i~ioring (‘anatiii :i'roni ifiu l. ‘ .‘iiiilii~iici' ‘ journoyiiig on [noticed Wfi‘ih"i'i“ifli‘-""°rm*m¥1"wmi*'ilrgflidauir-9i~lha ' diiit we review the work oi‘ the Ncl-illri-t. Vice l’ .. lilcnt; Sll"l\'(‘.\\'-|p,ni|i:ii‘gii was illliiiifilw] . , . h, |~,,,-|_,- ‘(wan-h- ,,,- ,,,,,,-,. ,,,- ,,,-,,,-. um.“ m“; (“Sofdof lhrnilgll the, mh. council, ibefore taking action on the “m” ~“'“"- ' Nm "Viw-Vihm“ himlu"! 3100")‘ memhe" "f m" lmmilitii‘ foot and inoulli ill-an. . \\':i.~=‘|ii~i-, l llll\'i1 intiinnliil)’ til’)§il‘I‘\'(*(|‘P|' Slates. Tho same iliinFi I 111111191‘- ilt‘l'll ai-complisheil for . which W010i <iil'?<‘i.l‘11‘~‘1 llllli i"- 1i. 111111102102(h-igihhny uhhiihhlih- o, - ,- ‘,\']l[\lt"i|li‘ 'lil'l(lil_1‘, oi‘ Prohibition airi think. zipplios wherever Prohibii- “- Wflfl AIBAAOVOIA 1118i U10 601111611

hoped. but some real progress has

(fln-islian endeavour, as set. forth in the sermons, adilr i-nssions, engendered iasm in the hearts of illl. terii-s lll'fl strongly ffltltllllilltiilliilii to iiiwaiigc. for tiucli a ciiiivtriitiiiii lvcry nniumn. 1

'i'lie. nitration of publications is still taxing tliu energies oi‘ the coininitteii, but

111m’. iii-fore nli oi‘ thc prliiiing is liilill‘ in (firuiiiln. tion the i-ninmiiteu iwk the people to Iii- piiiioiit. uol a light ono and iioiio are more iuixioiis than the members oi‘ the. board to have our owii Sabbath iii-iioiil litoraturo just as soon a,

mended the memorization of scrip- ture and tho primary and shorter rateeliisins.

"Albert tho character of the ivork

ilila never been of a higher ordain,‘

iii ihu number coming with full communion from the Sabbath sclniiil. The statistical report "Aliilvil a. total of 4,125 as compared will 3.700 in 1925. These num- lvrs reflect. great credit on tho Lildltllltllfl iii our schools and the “Iilriisllrneliilv urso them to con- “lilo to emphasise the great es- "nliiilil of. tho Christian faith. mMuch thought has been given to i‘ W011i amongstithe teen ago

i1 l» the D8l‘l0d of lilo when both

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Condensed Specials A RATE-Mi. peinword. not cacti insertion in this column.

flouoooo-ooo-oo-o-Mo-ovoom

‘SPALECIAL HKMBURG STEAK _ N ‘W11’ quality beef. flounder: l3fwllom Al: 00., mm and Market

dg.

r‘-_._._ , ,,

"fl" PRINTING’ or lvamr

uilfilllniton, cheep! and expect

‘"01! out-nihil- usrdliin Cea-

lil Job Printer, Phone llll.

‘WANT oooo “viral?

are: 50‘ tor I00; 100 mum ' - . ii _"-“°- 91131141,“ Joli Prilltlrf. it

In this i-onnonw

The undertaking is]

the circulations will justify in» P-llu-niliture.

'l‘iu-. hoard has continued lo llillrc great emphasis on bibloi 11111113". and has strongly

Tilt‘ best evidence of this is soeni

lllombors- of our Sabbath schools. ii- committephhat is now working in. a Presbyterian programme which"

h K1111! All

liilontreal, solicitor" for the British

l the outstanding share

035e,, m,“ ma. (alasstis, seven percent, first. prefer-i new (xl\t‘h\|fl~lun(ioy seven percent, second prefoi», LiNDBE llpggliy-yliilfl‘. and common stock, will rc-i

eeive new or par value stock in ox- .i iiillrn lor their holding in the foi- floiving proportion; for 1 share gov. fill llnriseiii. first preference stock ,3 l-2 shares iii the new no phi-

horn as cii-iiiwiiiireirkllllc block: for-l Hllllrfi "(W011 lllir-lshortiy after his iiirivzil in l'=l| , - -- . .. ~ . vi . t .'-.~ - ' ~ . .

shady piogil-iii-i is being made. ihi.ll]lt“l1wi."~;)il‘t‘;iiil plielciiiiiu», l-ltl Rlllllfiisuid “m, “Hvhm H mm,‘ “pmphn, ioiimilttcp rim-it (hm i‘ Wm m" m,‘ i i vii in. slot k and ioi onehlnosll.‘ “Huh? "MUM, “SUN,

‘share common iitock. ‘new no par value stock,

1-30 i-ilnire

‘Representatives At Geneva Conference

' ‘ ' (Canadian Press) UTiAW/l. 0111-, June 7.—-‘Cll.llflllii.

rocom-i will be represented at. (‘icnova Con-i has been h‘

‘fercnce on tho qiuiiitluh illsarminnent. -by

of naval lieu. ‘ICTIIGI-ii lai-

This effort lniii been pointo, Minister of Justice and w.ifltilllilllf wonderfully received and in this ‘A, iiidiloll. Mr. iiapolnte is return-i-plani- manul‘iii-liii‘ers ill ti

‘lug i1)’ Wily of the Suez route from Australia whole he took part in the official opening of the new cupltzil at (Ianheri-a. Mr. Riddeli is the per» mansnt ‘labor representative at

irvtcntlirv rowers by an \0i'lIlBl'-|fl* council just rpascsil by the Canadian Government.

boys find girls greatly desire some form of organization and it hi the church that should seek to provide The board has appointed a

they hope will be suitable for any type of teen age orsanlzation. The real problem ls one of leadership and those leaders who have been engaged in C. S. E. T. work can very easily accommodate their pm- grammeto tho new Presbyterian one. - . , The number of Sabbath schools lo 044 compared with 858 one year ago and lllllrlwiilzi. The" i; an increase of 11,088 in the total en- rolment anil 1,069 in the number elites-chars and officers. Our Sab- both schools raised over $26,000 more» money nml gave almost l8,-

, 000 more to missions than lriltllli.

Tlm committee citrus greatly the suggestion or training the chilifign iii gluing for missions from their silent years In the Sunday school

under the blessing of God. The o ltioo confidently expect‘) .111 cream lnoro , - a

"Ptte reports loft o colleges. ltiwfilltffliit Mo intensely. a "din

lat-flown 1 li

‘Home mu of mgr‘

"scheme, of aimaiiize-i

Geneva. They lnivo been given pleu-

J, ii rtiio’

‘iicl*liii.:1.'. ..\liii tv-r of Labor, :iii- , - nonnced ‘oi-noon word has mi“ “'9 hifii "m"! mm” y"“"fi,h_“"'“le"“ "iinwQid- w?“ i" ‘lamb’ old ‘bleak of‘ relations between Al- hccii rcizeiicil that a llllgig ,,|' “grew ago that the t, N. It. expended Radish a central (enadian National huum and Jugoysiavga, has 1,99“ mo“, ha,‘ 1M.“ rm, M i" H“, f. lil‘l‘l‘l.'iii o! llllvll: L‘lll'llllI'KHr\ViillIldlfplltdillui oi instruction iviiero train- brought m we abtenuon n; the “mo hvuuwql m“ FMIHIMI‘ PM pmpioi . Ieuiving till-lyll o. pei can inglllufielefiiipli). engineering, etc, League o‘ Nations’ as a crisis hokb ltiiiiway iiinil l'l'-i'lillil oi’ its i-lei-iisgj "(if i"?flfmulitif"ifiiwfiif‘ i Jiipjm; ftng W“ vifiw ioqillve" lng tho threat of war. freight liiiiiillei-s auil station pill‘ H _it"_" “i“‘.‘"""i'_i_“u'i ‘Y(.'h:f“'°“n(;_i‘ '.‘,‘.‘,',Z“. i?‘ lliy Alisha“ Jugo-Slavia severed relations hood o[_ iuiiln-iiy‘ ill (| .‘§il‘1llli‘.i'i§|ll ‘U_H'Uh|_“.,', and Ungmourfiv éllyt,’l'ciy'lj'urfl‘ m“! when Salaries um 1.6mm, iiiilt of the repeated arrests of a “lieibk-i‘ ‘Hum mlnihlfiivfi‘ M“ ran be a bi-itkesmziii, a stiiiioiiicil it‘ a strike should occur, tho!’ member "i ‘he Jugmslawl“ dim‘? ‘Th0 ‘AIMS "f """'Mm'“l \ .‘ - il i-oiiiluctor. The eon- could step right‘ into their jobs. man‘: mi95i°ll A" Aim-m"- “TBA?” “eiwhmip Mimi‘iii'i‘]_."'“il m“ mqii“ l.lill'itil'i>¢ today receive itnywherojli‘ the Railway Department and the MATHEW!‘ F9111!“ ANION-a 0T Albml" m“ “Ow wmhmii ii“ iii‘1.‘l" firoin $2,500 to $4,000 a year aniiilliavei'iimeut, moan anything they ill- “"19 quid! l0 110ml’ the 119118119 ‘ 1:5“ rcnpvm _l W,“ ‘hrpuuulinuil‘\'t'll' more. lioriiiiiotlve engineerslshonltl inaugurate some method of ‘Nations of the break, declaring Slummol‘ i“ whizm HIM‘ 3mmkllciTlvtiiliC l-Lotioyh- $5,000 it year. liiivherehy this plan could be carried that he was serving the interests ipic-yees are (lll‘l'l iv ‘iiliflvii. h N“ W“ ""11 1i lllcflc salaries flfélflllll. It. would save at least one- of worldipeace in ‘bringing the mat- ‘ ‘ , A lloirei-eil the nicn will go on strike third of the expenditure going on i91- 10 (ho attention n5 (he powers

ltlme ago when lilt‘ iiint agree as lo \\'ii§-It‘*i,i iiuppoiriitril Ivy the lalnir piirlmeiit lllltll‘l' tlii- Indus ‘

i i Al

i WITH RAILWAYMENA lliA

Should He Get Into Power.

I lit‘, llnarii

ii meeting oi‘

and the

l'1lil\\’ll}' ili-partnient is tlieduce freight. rates.

MRAB. SAUNDERS. [iPPiiSiTiilN ‘ iEAllER TEilSiiilii Til ilEAl 3E8

How The Liberal Party Under Mr. Saunders Is Going T0 Handle Them

oi‘ ivrong plat-o to go to ask for a ile- ‘friide on April lliii, 192-1, Mr. A. (l. crease in railway officials’ salaries. Siililitlvfii spoke on the serious pro- ‘Pheso salaries certainly should be

bit-ins of iranspiirliiliiiii and freiglihrtiiiuceil. remedy, Mr.

N‘ land business will be held up, but today and this could be used to re-

pntes l1ll\'(‘!-il,l.',llll\lll .\i,. 'l‘i illliltlo a. report which \\‘ll‘ ieptahlc to the l'tllil]ill.li_\'. " ipute hcciiino so critical that 2'. =. . ivtrtti was Plitkcii among lllt‘ triple)‘- ices. Mr- ‘lllifllilLii. howl-yer. co .l ., iparties‘together again and Hi-yl have now l‘l‘tit'ill'il an aigri-i- .. -: l. l

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Remove Embargo Onl

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Canadian tizittlc)

inf tirvut Ilriiaiii anti \ ., 1

en's PROVNOUNCE- MEN SUPPORTEi) sv AV-

: lATOR-AUTHOR IN

, ARTICLE

i K111i)’ Yirllh‘. Jun" T '11 Hiwn Nitiry. (‘uptiihi Iiindln-ruli

‘i h»

it'll nl

lienthiii in: a niotlii- rill‘ ' (‘tlliillllli ildlllotl. White Springs, who served, ‘ill the nlr l~illl‘l'lt.‘l‘ (luring lho \\oi'i'|

!,“'lli‘, in a story in "l.il>1‘l‘i.\"' “'|'i"i' ‘will he publishi-tl lil'.\i Hrilul . “\ ‘(plains in his ill'ili'li' "llc Your i111" lSky Pilot." liiiii an avrlllllillli‘ 1"‘ ‘quires no more 1‘ill'l' than ilic : iiige nnioiiirbiii-, and ru-‘illl i iopcrai c.

E "Ilrivuii-

tiilii Springs s. ~1 1411- _ ‘hi mlr," ;,||,| ii pi rupilly hieromliil‘. . Tilt-vb iiri- non‘ i-li-rnn unru- it‘ i'iilli-il States bnlliiini‘. rolui. f‘-'lll‘li.1'“‘"“’ planes to livil lii‘iWt‘i‘II illfibu and $3,500. |'l‘iil~.:.‘i~ planes all have ilir same general i-haraelerisllrs- 'i‘ill‘.1' will carry three pnnpln at eighty flvg mlloi, up hour for ilvn hours. and will take oil‘ and land on liir average golf course in case of "lil- ergency.

“They require no more care than the average automobile and 1108i less to operate. A pit-inc is not ll trucking ibronclio. harder to learn to fly a plane lhiinl to drive a ear." /

Eviilgi‘. . 4 "rederlc 9 (' fillmil .%'rililuit.{liilli

llnring my i-tirly (lays \\‘llI'll pus-s 1H,, inc through the State of Maine 011i ‘my ‘ilillllvti i‘lll‘(lii‘.lilf‘, I was struck by

'l‘lii- funeral day afternoon

iKnowing‘ Conditions In ‘To He Shows The Results Of Prohibition

,»<,\~,.,| llllli'l “of inioxi inis,

,|ii-opli-

_il saw on the trains as ive passed lhrougirliiiiices and have ll. good ti lllie Stain of lVininc. zit lliiil liilit‘. was thc only i’roliibi-|

n i” vow "mvitiiropii: institutions.

from his wife, quest iivertliorne of three capitals. The

RRAR. JENKINS SPEAKS AFTER RRlY YEARS’ PRACTICE

lllliliilli't‘tl to curtail the snieiion has been onforccii. During the. last‘

by creating

asked him “Who 7".

n-ay to .l'|illiilit‘llllll(l where l the nvigliiinrliood."

This Siiit<'.i,~-~—~~~-

(‘Continued on image ti)

wii and Country

"Making Moonshine"

been made. in many Presbytei», Empire Steel (iorporntioii. were in "m" ‘qcmhml vamp, ..,i ,.,|

ics l'ti|\\'[1,|][i()|]§i 01 s, s_ him Y, ltllhe city in connection with Llli1i1 {I I fillet-ii years in which Pioliililiioiii In some of my experiences

S. wivrkorn have been held lliitliliilfl other matters affecting the iii-tum“ ‘_'i(:__¢g}~....m. has been in force in this couiituvithrough this (‘.(lllllli'Y as a physic-

tln-si: gatherings have been iihiiuil ililllilllv- ; ‘the increase of crime, and vices has iaii, I have met young men who

an"). wmth whne’ A vision Uri According to iiio “scheme m‘ To i|it‘t‘ll very great. This. I attri- were making what is termed moon-

ihe pvt-hi wm-h m,“ (he ‘pohhpbiihyl gingclrnoni," llllillltili‘ iviiicii heading‘ ibutr largely io Prolilliliitni. ‘shine in the rural districts.

of serving in this most faithful of ie p llll iviis f ct . lho lioltlci-s of.‘ i in the first. place, l‘roiiihitioii in one case while ilriving at three i Cairllifliti“ to lower the morale of tlicinighi to meet. a train some twenty

illicit. Hi.lll.*t.10(l(l miles from town. a young man ‘blind pigs, t1ic., making iiic people was driving me,—a lad i would say inni only lawhrcaktirs, hut. doubly-of about 18 or 19~wlio said to me

‘viz-i.

. e-rs

It has Iiillll incroziseil pivriurr’pointing to a \\'()0(l, "There's paw '

- ' ‘ There was concern in ‘League .‘ '--| .t_t. wi,-.tl k, ."

ii» I \tly Lifiit ex en ieie icy ma e moonshine (than as m the “alums {Hwamler

Ho said: “A number of the young boysaround I asked hlin iwhat ilicy did with it., "We sell it the ninnbin- of ilrunkcn people illili 1 at tho illffercnl places iii the neigh- at the different stations anlhhoriiooil and we got together iii. the

me."

.lllllill=ll2ENl BEiiilEST ill P. iltiiiiriiiiaiii

' The Late Mr. Alexander Stewart, 18 Bay- field St., Leaves The Splendid Iiegacy Of $12,580 For The Endowment Fund

Of The Mt. Herbert Orphanage.

took place of thc late

can; zlllllliilflli llama».

yester- the magnificent. sun-i of $12,580, for Mi‘- tbe benefit of the endowment fund. Alexander‘ Stewart. l8 Hayfield Si. This magnificent. legacy is the i-o- an aged and respected citizen, who suit, or lifelong savings, and it i8 evnr liiiti the welfare of tho eom- "Mei-stood hhsihrpr mgny you; he maniiv m. help-l- bnlni: especially has llflti this cherished object In interested in» church and philaii- view of helping the unfortunate Iii his will little ones who have to seek the he bequcnihs to the directors of the sheiloi- or the Orphnlmgg, ii‘. r1. I. Orphanage at Mt. Herbert _

1-m-

llI5PlllE ur u uiiui ii ruins

Jugo-Slaviifs Breach With Albania is Slated For Council Action -- MnssolinP-s Stand in Issue is Feared.

GENEVA, Jirne 7.——'l‘lie two-day

at Geneiva. Because of its lIl\Illf0l(l possibil- ities as a (381138 of general discord. the break between the two Balkan countries immediately engaged the attention of all members of‘ the League. The fact that the council of that body will meet next Monday in regular session was pbbably the oulymeason that it was not. made the cause of a special meet- lug. i

News Sent Members

Sir Eric Drummoiid, Secretary of the League, communicated news of

would immediately send telegrams to both Albania and JugoSlavia urging moderation until tlieloeague could act.

The Balkans, always looked upon as a trouble spot in Europe and the scene of events which brought on the world war, were regarded as holding particular elements of dan- ger at this ‘time due to the likeli- hood of lnterfeience ‘by the major

Mussolini. of Italy, would take to~ wards the present crisis. It was admitted frankly that if only Jugo- Slsvla and Albania were involved in acrlsls n solution might be found easily. But if Hilly should iii- slst on lntonveiiiiig under the terms of her friendship treaty with Al- - hsnia. on upheaval throughout the

lentlre Balkan area would be likely.

Italy's attitude might. even cause frlctlon—or worse—between Italy and the League, ilf she should refuse to permit the League to handle the present situation, and

l

Baroness Killed In

Cochet

, Auto Accident

(Carhdian Preu)

BIDBOROUGH, Kent, Eng- land; Jun, W-Baroneo; Oran- more and Browne was killed and her husband, Bare Oran- more and Browne, was serious- ly injured today Vvhen their automobile skidded and collid- ed with a motor bus near here. Their-chauffeur and a lady sec- retary were seriously injured also are! were taken to a hos- pltai.

Baroness Oranmore and Browne was the former Lady Olwen Verona Ponsonby, eld- est daughter of the eighth Earl of iBesborough. The Baron ls a representative peer for Ire- lfld. They were married _ln i901. They have several cast- les and estates in England and Ireland-

A

And BriTgTion ' Win Tennis Title

lST. ‘CLOUD, iFi-a nee.

Junie 7.—-

Henri (Joohet. and Jacques Brugfthe conference will not be made, it non ,0! ii-‘rance, won the men's don- bleo championship in- the interns- tions] hard court tennis tmirneimeiilt this afternoon defeating their ceiin~ urymeint ‘Rerr-e Iaoosite, and iBorotra, in the final, 2-6, ti-Z, 6- 0, 1-45, 6-—4- Lacoste and Borotra had slimlnslied Tllden nan Hunter in the semi-finals Saivurday.

Jean

Coehet and Brugnon also hold the Wimbledon doubles champion,

5 DIE iN BOURNE-

2 FLIER ‘ MOUTH PLANE CRASH

LONDON, June 7. —-Two fliers lost their lives at the flying races at Bournemouth today, squadron leader W. Ii. Longton and Pilot L. I’. Opensliaw. Lougtoirs aero- plane collided with the aeroplane in which Openatiaw was the pilot. Longton was killed instantly and Openshaw dicd while being taken to a hospital. .

i- MORGAN WINNER

VWNCOUWIR, Juno 7. _i$up9|-l0i- AALAQFLQIX contaminant or us tigers, Tod lMorgan. of Seattle. ea. y re- tflilllfldlliillillidrlfl of JtiHFlOl‘ lightweight cliamploiii‘ of the yvorld hero Sat- urday night when he won tihe de- cisiQn- over Vic IPo-ley of Vancouver, after 12 rounds of vicious milling, The champion scored two knock- downs‘, cine for the count c-f eight and lithe other for a two count "in ‘the secured and fifth respectively- The champion won liliC majority of the rounds.

E (‘Riley is a native of Tiynlsh, ,P