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Mounted Rice, scien- tists and Administrnfi ors Are Being Sent b! . a" *-

Canada » '

._.__- a OTTAWA. June- sir-Irma 21111:“; ian Government steamship re _ for the north Yell" y of Royal d I’ lice. wise‘ Mount‘) I o from the ranch 0i he integer. d p G. I’. nil-

The party is hearlc r 235i yam? C33. Commissioner n B Weeks. 0! ‘m9 will also accom-

r

i- JULY 2, 1921i

left Quebec day noon with Elan

tlslts, and administrators Northwest Territories the Department 0f 1

Kenzie, iwho was f0 adian Gold Yukon. Dr. L. J- Geographic Survey‘ puny the party. The Mounted der command 0

the who is "m". m; go the North, gnu; ghelhill in a bush and suwl where he rwi probably remain f0? bars rmove although from wwég

ninsuiu on spot near i311 of supplies was

ever they are

proximately 75 Greenland. ‘whim-i

ticu Arsennult:

CANADA. PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

lN THE SUPREME COURT Wakelin; plaintiff Toobert Iihyncs, Defendant. Judgment by Hon. Justice AreQu-‘iny inn-re was. I Just

Maud

auit.

This is an action for Hilary Term at Chairiottctown bcfore Mr. Justicellinic o jury when a verdictail blood."

tried at tho inst

Hill-ilflfll and a

was rendered for- tlia plaintiff for] ‘her eon Cecil and by Raymund.

and his wife tell éllbfilllillllliiy tlici.

lire sum of $250.

‘Ilhe present application is for a‘ new trial between the qiarties on

the following grounds:

"l. That the verdict was contrary

to the evidence.

the weight of evidence.

3. That the verdict wa t.) tho direction of the trial Judge.

4, ‘iihat the damages found for lira -plnlirtlff were excessive."

The avidcnce in this suit is very contradictory and the alleged as- suiiit was the culmination 0f a ser- ies of potty dispute-s between the plaintiff and the defendant. '

The plaintiff, at the time this as- sault is said to have happened. was in possession of a farm adjoining tiiat of tihe defendant. Her hand was in Port Arthur and with her on the farm were her father and seven children, the oldest of uflioiu was then about 17 years of

i1

Police will he un- f Inspector Wilcox.

stablieh a

che Peninsula ii. cache deposited last your and u“, new post will use the sup- pligg left from last year and what- ahlu to carry in with

‘i. i3 clie Post will he hi)’ ‘hem q e a milos from Elah On the expedition under- command of iMr. MacMlilan m is lo establish headquarters.

{fire Arctic will be navigated by gum Jun, Bcruicr, Capt, Morin and Mr. lrdlliltillli. are the first and sec- ond officers of the Arctic.

_____‘.¢o>——--

Interesting Case For Farmers and Pound Keepers

The following iucsmeni c! “P- pcai ivas liuiuicd 119W“ flt m“ Si“ pronu- (‘hurt yesterday by Mr. Jus-

damages door when ho struck

s contrary

E9‘- She alleges that on Uie morning of Ans. 31st. 1922. when her boys

--That’s News

Man Biteiig

P (Bpliflll to The Guardian)

Pa. . June into the 56.

PITTSBURGH, 30-5190 to break nun, Frank Kipper,

‘Qophd the way

u dog, that's news." Klqgcr bit his dog. Having, the police lily.

‘Gill

(no growls mild interest brindle bulidop.

of Buzz.

his teeth

back with choke him.

ibcqsn to thought the 1pc far. and ing Kipper hands. Klggcrh wounds. ,Ti\c was unhurt.

she saw tho defendant B01118

wards the gap wlicro the

sue was siio could not 8W - moved them, and told the seen and one of them.

ran to get the

wiis drivlng~ the mare home. Sho says that and caught up

ws:

"We Walked talking. l said maro up or it

said "You boiler." And he

left mo and went away. I will didn't. I only wanted my mB-rfl.

“if you do it will be a dear 10b you.” iviicn we got down in yard I was going over WWflYdB xstabic. He- lira-hired mt- by rbmnt and put his thumb on

Rliynes and ing over mg flhynes says

on tho latch of the

(1925) hair with his fist and a

Tiic defendant a cilforcnt story. iversion is as f0liow-:—Tliat

in the isle afternoon of 31st; that he drove her out

went lntu the stable; that

the ma re; that

out; (that she came ond time and again to get into ilie stable land

ho put back a

hus-

or knock litf‘ down but that

got up they saw their horses in the iillaintlff twice attempted to

defendant's field and they lwent there and drove them home. They found a gap in iiiic fonca whore the horses had go; through. They re- witii ‘loaders land lihe boys and they wired them down. T110 ‘Bikini-ll! says that the defend- ant came over and tirade o. fuss about iiie ihorses; that riicy damaged his wheat and if they caiiie ov-or again. he would them. She further says that lii illu afternoon she saw the defendant

paired

O

Condensed Specials

It'll-Ac per word, ncf each insertion in this column.

fi-QQ

‘WANTED-A FEW BOARDERS. ~ Price musousble, 205 Eusion Si. 1M6 tts. piiiiiiliff i0 in‘ ciitillvrl in u verdict ~—-——--—————-—--—-—~—.——-— lilr- illllililllt of flamingo is ptrcubei‘ ‘STORE CLOSED THIS EVENING and’ nil day Wednesday. Please ordea- early. Jenkins & Sou.

‘WANTED

ltlousiy executed,

_____.__.______._.__ "IOU WANT GOOD ENVILOPEB -—Prlces 50 for 801x425 for 85c, 250 ‘for 55c; 500 for $1.00; 1.000 for

$1.95. Postpaid. Guardian Chloe.

‘IOILGRO l8 NOW AN INDIS-

pcuuhlc adjunct to Agriculture it feed aptly Hi9 growing plants and y be applied st any time of wth. Soiigro Selling Annoy. lirdocb lilacifinaon. ilsasgsr.

I d Horticulture.

Kent 5t.

Wan-rice - iumubiriruv

III ‘mu to "In inn T

‘ wfiiliiéi‘. the»:

finch Be P “ 50.00. Mid mar...

vacation. Fir experienced (mom Hutu.

u..-.~-.u

— EXPERIENCED tmblo girl. Apply Davies iiotci.

1985 7 1 2i

‘JOB PRINTING OF EVERY

description cheaply and albed-

Gilli-dim

Central Job Prinlicry, Phone ill.

mam. ' a. éTlii‘

and dld'go into tho iiuililil»: iior out of tile" stable

do so.

been taken to the learned

had

kill , fairly presented to hiic Jury,

(ll-cidcii llic facts

lii‘ iiiui found a verdict for

opinion liial r-vrin supposing

iiian wiirraniwl by iiio facts. iiotwllllistariiilug i043.

puny vs. Wright (ll A. C.

rirrstonrl llinl it is not enough

such preponderance oi

iurn such s verdict." a lux-

tho word reasonably or

immortal-

.‘ h“ by the talc Charles A. Dana. who cold: "if a dog bites a man that‘:

not news; but rl a man hilul

in- cd rather freely In moon- Kiqqcr got down on all fours and began to omit barks that elicited _tho his But when his matter seized hifvi by the and Buzz

joke had gone retaliated by bl-t- on the head and A physician treated dog

deliberately shoot two of her ‘chick- em, mien-on, about five oclock.

horses had got through in the morning.

Shc ran 1o the house boys what she had ‘Raymond. horses homo. Which had been nulls out to ‘pasture. iii-i before hp got there the defendant towards ‘hi-s she followed with the defendant and tiiut her other son Cecil was with iior. She thorn irclates as fol-

aiong aud- we were "You better give that will he u. dear 10b for you.“ H0 said he wouldn't. I said

soiuoliliiug thnirmy husband had

said "You won't get her and if you come. down ‘her0"~he drew his fie! to hit me a couple of times. I said

horse stains illness of lii-B me upon the Coolidge had the assurance of pii second sicimie today n the our, and made my oar

imam over which tho squabble oc- curred was a jumper which no or- 2. Thai the verdict was against dinary fence could llQltl‘. that the defendant found her in his field August

that she came right to his barn and

was used to coming there and had 11D been there before; that the plain- tiff followed the defendant to his ‘barn and after some words attempt- ed to get into the stable and get

attempted

the more and that he piit her out again. He. claims that as a Reeve for the District lie had u right to impound the inure and that it was on that right ‘lic did so; that he did not 0110K} the plaintiff iior .hit her

defendant's barn to get her mare, and that in

only used the force necessary to

Jliiiiiwfl Charge and in my opinion iiic change was a fair one and all lllc cssentiui fact-s in [he ‘c1159 we“.

they found u verdict for the plain- tiff for the sum of two hundred and filly dollars. flail the learned Judge liPUll trying the case wlthopt Jury ii may be that ho would have otherwise. or if

pluiiiliff iic tuigiit iiavc found for n very iiiiicli siuiiilvl‘ sum, and in riliuir Gilli!‘ his finding would have l)i‘llll justified. l certainly am of

iliis, the law is clearly luid down by Lord Shelliurnc in The Metropolitan Railway Com- 152) iviivrii ho says: "l have always un-

tiio Jiulgc, wlio irirrl llii- caeo, might liiivo come in a rllffi-rcut conclus- ion on lllli uvlrluncu than the Jury. or that the Jutlgcs in tho Court where the new trial is moved for might, have come to a different con- clusion. but that there must evidence assuming that there is evidence on both sides to go to the Jury, as to g make it unreasonable and almost perverse. that Nie Jury win-n in- structed by the Judge should re

And in the s ame case Lord Hals-

a o oblo- aces, says as follows: " ‘aim the“!

Eleven Percent 0f British Workmen Unemployed

(Canadian Press)

Every party regards this as the greatest problem. that faces this much distracted country. Baldwin thinks pessimism has gone too far B110 is hurling Brit-sin abroad. He pointed out that eleven percent of the workers are unemployed but eighty nine percent are working, he admitted however that a permanent total of over a million unemployed is a. serious factor, The [rremfgr- hinted at state ‘development of the Brill-sh film industry par-fly to create employment but also to pre- vent foreign iuonoply of pm. paganda.

i Lord Haig Presidos

(Canadian Prcn) OTTAWA. Ont., June 30 —The British Empire Service League presided over by Lord ilaig resum- ed its conference today. [t was a business session without, cem- inony. Tiio meeting was in the hands of iiho Chairman. Col. ll‘. F‘. Lister, and the Field Marshal sat unobtrusively now amongst the

l0-

forui, Capt. Appleby of

OYBanizntiou. Don't touch was his advice.

non parfllian." .

Sad Drowning 0f -

(Canadian Press)

m, bcrs of the crew of

Ho

or arrived here yesterday" with ho flag at iiaif mast. ie men wer for out in their dories yesterday i‘. the the the blip

the for: shut down and they coul not ‘be located. All were msrrie

President Visits

FLYMOUTII.

tin-at the paticnCs co dition was imfirovln .

President and Mrs. Coolidge not worry.

His physicians, admitting ‘possibility of a set-back, said th pndPlB up and around again with

three we an acute condition, but it possible that it may be necessa to resort again to surgery to permanent relief.

Accompanied by Mrs.

the President hurriedly ie-ft

hsr sec-

get Bl‘.

ing the verdict of a. Jury. is rig enough, in order

the

go sldcr that that shows that they ha

ciple iriust bc that the iudgme

he of the Jury and not the Judgme

THOSE waft; an 18cm on which “moi any other tribunal." Jury could pass, No exception has;

lmwwns contradictory and it was open to the jury to believe the plaintiff and

in iliic pro-sent carse the eviden

rather than the defendant thero was no such preponderance and ant as to make it unreasonable f they did.

a Railway is settled law and ‘has sin ilhe (1905 A. C. 108.)

in a long series of cases which a

u", reviewed in The Briflgn Empl

sterling with Huckic v.

But (1763) where Lord Mansfield ia

that deed of outrageous damages in

‘bhmh mil!‘ think 80. lo induce

evasive damages."

b0

and (lamglcs lii torts. i

i0 tho Jury and damage; mung excessive and outrageous to quire or warrant a new trial."

Toronto City Council

coupon. June 30.——-Pairilament ' yvsielllfly debated unemployment Council without discussion yester-

Fishing. Crew

BOSTON, Juno 30.~Fonr mem- tlio fishing schooner Josephine De Costa ‘were reported missing when tho schoon-

milcs southeast of Capo Cod. when

with families and were residents Wiiiiliililfl 11ml cllflkell "19- "iiriiw m” of Massachusetts.

down and kicked me on the hi1). 00m i-ng towards. the abdomen. I laid for a low minutes. When I got up Mrs. Mr. Rliyncs were stand- nnd i got up and Mrs. "ii. is plenty good for vs. you.” I didn't say anything to them.

1 ~ ff t w rd. thi door where wt“ ago o a q pvnt my hand Called lo his old ironic liorc by iiio 9pm,. [m- fatiier. President couvcr, B, C.

Father, Who Is I11

the "if all wont woiiblie patient would

days._Thc operation was an emergency one, apparently clearing

give

Coolidge, the

test of reasonableness, in consider-

to understand ivhetlicr the Jury have really done their duty. If the finding is absolu- tely, unreasonable, a Court may con-

not reailyperformed the judicial fun ctlons cast upon them; but the prin-

upon the facts ie to he the judgment

evidence on llio part of the defend- a Jury to coma lo the conclusion The case of tlio Metropolitan

been frequenrtly quoted, and especi- ally by Lord Davy in Coxv. Eng- "lh. Scottish and Australian Bank

0n tho question of excessive dam- arrcs the law is equally well soil-led

Blunt. vol, 17 p. 174 at Log, and Money

down the principle which has been closely lollowed over since in such cases: "It is dangerous for Judg. cs to inter meddle in damages for torls. It must be a glaring ca“ m.

tort and which all mankind at first

And in Slurp v. Brice. 2 Si. wm, Black, n42 (ma) 1.0m Chief Jus- iive De Avery. pointing out ms dis- tinction in damngr-i in contracts inys: m torts d greater latitude is allow d

This principle has been followed right down the line and lin never

.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

To Grant Sum For . Research Work

(Canadian Prat) TORONTO- Juue Bil-The City

day afternoon passed s grant 0i 850,000 for the Banting research- foundation. lonai upon the committee of citi- zens raising $450,000 by private subscriptions or otherwisei -———-<oo-—--——

French and Teuton

The grant is condit-'

to Sisters of Charity

At a meeting of the Medical

chair, the following address on be- half of the staff was rend by Hon. Dr. W. J. PJMcMllian to the Rev. Mother Superior and Sisters of Charity who wpre about to leave and have since left the province. (Po the Rev. ‘Mother Superior and

Sisters of the Charlottetown '

Hospital.

Reverend Sisters:

Iron Chiefs Agree

BERLIN, June 30.-—li‘rench and

an important preliminary B81150"

of the two countries. notably With regard to France's right to 9X90" ccirtaln products from the Snai‘ Valley, Luxenrburg and Alsniifl l0 Germany, free of customs.

Specifically, these products in ciude 1,700,000 tons of,plg iron and half finished materials.

it was learned Monday that tlrc agreement has been concluded for n term of three years. First rc-

poris were that the French and vinces, had its inception in an an Germany industrialists. in joint pretentious and humble house, for- Damian,“ Act conference, find created a vast mgrly the Bishop's fggklencg

delegate“ “M “m” "W" tgfigliigililti metallurgical trust for the exploita- said "We have in our Grand Presi-

de“, Lam “Mg "he “nest o! a“ gggtizniz-src dcnicd by wcil informed proofs that, we are a non partisan ' any political party with a barge hole" "Our strength comes from the fact that we are

tlon of world markets, but these re-

ileiwnds on conclusion qt itho Frnncollcrman commercial treaty.

British rm. On '

(Canadian Press) r IIONG KONG, 0' 0 British

ll

moon. parsing the lllflliil residents.

ilcports wore several women

prevalent

tiic rcturn trip

y. 11' CANTON.

OTHlliClil.

Coal Miners Call Strike

l0

8f.

in

EDMONTON, is Miners in the TY

Edmonton distri

day to go on strike at midulgl

meeting expressed willingness

M extend the present agreement f

ve ablo to this arrangement. 211i

St. John Churches Vote 0n linio

nt ul

°° s1‘. JOHN,

anti-union vrte was votes taken in» the

of

m. Coluinba, churches vdied

voted t.) remain in the Unit c8 Church of Cwnada. '

ln St, Columba church, Falrvli presided. The vote was 32 for uni

and 68 against.

43 for union and 220 against.

h} I‘!

the vote was 68 for union and

ya against.

Canadzfs Exports

(Special to The Guardian) a OTTAWA, June Mir-FOP t

a Canada's exports slio a ujixlltt

Gilli" i0 Brant a new trial for ex-‘croase over the prifiloul tvlel months while the impoyts are sch-

stautiaily lower, --——-<o-

Enter Priesthood

i SAINT JOHN. s. n, June so.

it is pointed out that other iron- prorlucing countries must enter an iron pact before control of world markets will be feasible. Moreover, final consummation of the agree- inent which has Just been initiated

Bandits, Many Killed

June 30— The armed launch river patrol of the Government, protecting shipping in the west river area d ncar ihcro today. met a large body of brigirnds cruising toward Kong- ines one rwas pro-em The British opened fire on sister, Sr, St. Melvine. tihc bandits, killing many and dis- rcmaindcr for which they were thanked by the Kong-

that missionaries who have taken refuge in Bong Kong, , have accepted employment on the Vermont. June 339- liner Empress of Asia as steward- to Van-

Juno 30——Tiie main g customs House and whairves re- Rcsting easier after drainagfi Olrpcuerl here today as the result of 5m. is corroborated in this by the bladder through an operation u guarantee of safety and protect- performed yesterday. Coioncl John tron given b Coolidge, eighty years old. himself insisted that he would bc on his we fcot again shortly, and urged ilic

y the provincial gov-

For June 30

Alta, Juno 30- decided at a meeting held yester-

Juns 30, when the present agrcc- ment with iihe operators expires. There is a possibility that the 8mm“: while House nth hs,'wnm'p' threatened strike will not iutcrfc ‘mm “stem” m be w B tam" with shipments of Alberta coal to Ontario as the miners at their