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_ Annual Meeting of Queen's County liberal-Conservative Association

The Annual M0011"! of the Queens County Libel-u. Conservative Aeevoeiltlon will be held in the Strand 11mg. tre, Charlottetown on

THURSDAY ‘me zznn DAY or JULY BEomN ' xr 10.30 A. M. ' ‘N6

Chairmen of all Polls throghout the Country and city are requested to call a meeting of their Poll ae early n; possible to appoint Nlireeentatfvee to attend the Annu. el Meeting. .

convention

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0n the same do In this same “acme convenllon win be held to nominate two e ‘ndldateejto eonteet the County of Queens In the forthcoming Federal Elation, '

Each Poll throughout the County and City is entitled to send five delegates, either men or women. Chairmen of Polls should make eure that each delegate l; ouppped with a certificate showing her or him to be duly appointed a; only accredited delegates ere ellglblg go you ma". men of Polls throughout the County are aeked to write the Secretary a! once-for certillca te forms.

All Liberal-Conservatives Including imp" a" Hum“ to be present at both meetings.

By Order of Executive

w. A- STEWART n. w. Lowrnen ' President Secretary

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

One Ineertlel ..................... ......... lOe per line eff! wordy Four lneertiell u D" “n. n 5 '0'“. light Ineertloll . 1o p“ “n, o. 5 ‘Dru.

For Sale

COTTAGE ron SALE OR "r0 lel- Apply l5 Pilrk Street. 839-7-21-21

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p“ v Agents Wanted

Fonmsur AGENTS - wane for catalogue. United Art I.td., 4 Brunswick Toronto. A W

{ALTER WOMAN "ro TRAVEL FOR SALE-EXTRA coon DRIV-

upd appoint agents, Yearly guar~ (‘r also a l‘lll)11lli'-l1i'(i wuiiliull» llutco $1092. (being $21. weekly Allilly to Guardian. 828-7-21-‘11 average) and expenses. idxpcr- —-i—

ii-ncc unnecessary. For parti- FOR SALE- BABY CARRIAGE

choap, good as now. iCul-itoii Si.

l-nllirs write Winston (.10., Tor- Apply 218

l. . , . “A, \V, 3,7,10,14,17,21.3l.28,iil.

FOR SALE—BARBER CHAIRR. Apply roriicr Grafton and Prince. 815-7-20-21

'l‘cacliers “hinted

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WANTED — TEACHER F O R

FOR SALE-‘SALE OF 7s ACRES

South Shore School. Supplement ol‘ (‘lllllitlt hay lli [duh-view m,

$50. Apply to Secretary. frhursday, July 22nd.~~Mrs w, s. 809-7-20-31 .\lzl(‘.\"i§ill. 1422-7-21-21

w A N T E n - TEACHER FOR FOR SALE- TWO EXCELLENT

Norlli llusiirl) ‘School. Silpplc- young mill-h vows, Jorsoy and

"1"!"- 3125- A1101)’ i0 Jltlllrfi (liicriisiiy. lCllqlliFtl Box 1351i

111111111‘. lluiiler Jib/Bl‘. it. 1i. ('lllll'1i)li.1!l.t)\\'1l or Jamcs Walker, _ 824-7-21-21 llarringtilii. $034.20.”

WANTED --EXPERIENCED SEC- ond class ienclior for Forcst ilill School. Protrsfniil. prlellirr- , (‘(1. Supplement $l00»-- Jolin A .\l("1ll'l1l. Scdy. 841-7-21-21

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE RESI- doiicc at 238 Cumberland Strcct will be solll liy pliblic auction on tho premises on Friday, July 30. 1926, at 12 o'clock noon. For par- ticulars apply to McLeod null ‘ileiitley. Solicitors 843-7-21-11

TEACHER WANTED—FOR RIV- l-r View School, N0. (i9. Protost-

uni preferred. ‘Slllllllflllltillt

$75.00. — Frol-Jiian Robertson, lvemale Ilelp Wanted

Svdy. Poplar Point. iii-—- g49.7.g1.31 WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Mrs. .1. W. Bal- lem. R. R. ‘Mt. ,Albion.

Malo Help Wanted

WANTED-MAN TO WORK ON farm. Apply J. Power, Mermaid.

WANTED -- AN EX-PERIENCED maid. Apply by letter to 160 Euston Street. 3i

MAID WANTED -— (WITH EX- perieiice in cooking) in family of two. No washing. Extra good wnlios to capable person. Apply A. ll. cure of Guardian. 478/I-8-tf

WANTED —- MAN FOR Pi-AYINC. Apply John 1.. Llordslllc, North liivci‘. 83331-21411.

WANTED AT ONCE-A MAN T0 work on furm, C. T. Ferguson.

R York Miscellaneous

su-cross, niid was .~ largo iiuiirliovs, all of whom cvl-

l utmost.

(l. \V. V. A. liand. -' $200 was realized.

Central Guardian

FUNERAL‘ TODAYw-Tllfl funer-

al of the late Mrs. John Frlzzell.

Oornwall, will he held today, woo- Ileeday at two o'clock. to Cornwall

. Cemetery.

FESTIVAL AT MARSHFIELD TONIGHT. — The Presbyterian church annual festival in Steteonn

, field the evening 6 to 10.30. Music 11 11y ‘Scottish Boy pipers and drum-

11161‘.

LOST~-Between Hunter River aiid Summerside, one tan grip con- taining camera, clothing, etc. Finder leavo at ll. '1‘. Hannah's

l 1.td., or advise Albun (iillis, Sum-

mcrside. 349-7-21-21

IF YOU WISH TO SPEND ‘an evening right and enjoy yourself

_,_ come to the Marshflclll Presbyter- " iuii ’l‘ca and Fcslivnl in 8teison's

field, adjoining llall, Wednesday. y July 21st. ‘Pea on tables at 5 p. ‘m. 850-7-21-11

l-CE CREAM FESTIVAL. — The festival hold last cveiiiin; in llcurtz field, l-Junt Royalty was a splendid patronized by

deutly eiijoycd themselves to the. An exhibition iii step- 111111111111 was i-fivcil by Mr. ltobci-L

. Weeks. and an ox-ccllcilt program

of ‘band music was rendered by tllc A sum of 0Vt:l'

SONS OF TEMPERANOE. -_

‘1 Everything looks favorable for 1i

1H1‘? l11ly oil Jilly 21st at West-Capo with tho mom-hers of the Star of liopc Division. The Grand Worthy will ho cxpeciiiig to sec everybody there to celebrate on this twciity- fifth anniversary of prohibition iii llils Province. Tho sccrelary has Niiftrllitttl reports from several div- isions and all arc doing their very best to arrange for attendance on that (iiiy. ll‘ yon miss this you miss n grand lrlp through a bonu- tii'iil l-ounlry niid meeting a bin hearted’ hospitable people. ‘Don't lot money keep yon homo, ililnk oi" tlic things of definite value.

PERSONALS

i Mr John l‘). Fraser, Iloiisliaw, was a visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. l)aiilcl A. McLean. Point Prim was a visitor to tho city yos- tordny.

Mrs. (loot-go Prauglil, ldilriis- cllffc was a. visitor lo tlic cliy ycs- lcrllay.

Mr. and Mrs. J. 1.. 'i‘lionison loft yesterday on a short visit with Dr. and Mrs. itovycr iii Crapultd.

Mr. and Mrs Henry Hurry wish to aiiiioiinl-i: the engagement oi‘ ilioir llauglitor Kalil.- lrciic to Mr. Hollis 1i. B. Moore. Marriage to takc pincl.‘ in tlic near future.

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Mr. (loorgc Lane

ycstcrllay morning.

Rev] Russell Smith, Full River

1911i. 11126, to Mr and Mrs (leorgc

MacDONALD-At Penkes Station on July 16th, lPius Macinmuld. as- lid 5-1 years. Funeral was livid on Sunday to St. Theresa's Church at ildciock. "

iFRlZZELL-‘At Cornwall, Monday. l.iii1y 19th Mrs. John Frlzzcll. aged 88 widow of the lste John Frizzeli. (who died on lSaturday. July 17th,

arrived from Jlallfax Monday i0 attend tlic flin- eral of his mother, ivhich was hcld

lilurshilelll, ‘No. 2 R.

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95-7-15-61 6 JNO. McDONALD.

veyor, llermauvillo. P. E. 1.

Wlmted 59C-7~l0-1mo

WANTED A1‘ ONCE-STENC- llfillllllll‘. experienced preferred. Apply .i. A. MacDonald a Co..' i'arllii;aii, 693-7-15-71

Situations Vacant

BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO- (latodnt 272 (lraflon Street. .. 8518-7-21-31

ANYONE DESIRING TO CON-‘ tract Certified Seed Potatoes at, one dollar per bushel con do so.‘ by applying to M. J. MelverJ

BMACK IDEAL SOFT. DRINK Kinkore.

flavor: cool. refreshing, health- inl. delightfully tasty; made in a 1111y; enormous demand; send ton cents. get selling sample; make big money this summer; "Defiance rd‘ capitol unneces- filliry- Dradloy-Garretson, brunt- fwl. Out. s. v. 121.

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Lost

LOST.—-HEAD LIGHT RIM AND 11'1"‘ for cur, between Mt. Stewart ‘"111 FOP! Augustus church. Please "(imy 13. MdKlnnon, Grand Trap- nllle. Reward. 782749.21

LOST — ‘SATURDAY EVENING ‘Mlwficn Murray River and Com- morcial lined. handbul: contain- "IK Rum oi’ money. valuable pop-

HAY SALE-WILL SELL AT, Long Creek, 40 acres of stand-i ing hay on the premises of the‘ late Dan MucPhoe, Thursday. July 22nd at 2.30 p. m. 7607-19-31]

Nursing

YOUNG WOMEN DESIRING TO‘ enter North Adams Training School for Nurses. North Adams. Mass, please write Supt. prompt- ly. School qualifies pupils to ee- cure registration. Provides month- ly allowance and privilege of aix months’ Course at Yale Univers- ity school of Nursing; all ox- ponses paid. 9836-B-16-wfm15i

“"- Plr. ‘Finder please notify , . 1 m“ h" I 1515M,“-sxéfsngyuflfgtgygj: King Offered Choice k; n. wxpipl’ .i.; n... in . "Qwiud- ~ 842-7-21-21 "' ' '

v , Of North Yo!‘ m FAMM

NEWMARKET. om... July 2°- —.' Following‘ n meetingof the Liberal, Association here lust niilht. o. tele- Kfhm was sent Rt. lion. Mackenzie King offering lilm tho Liberal nomination to molest the rldlns 01: North Ynrk "i "is cumin: election- Up to (midnight no reply hall born féilPlVlld from tho former Premier. Mackenzie King cnnlcstl-d this soot in tho elections nf inst Ociobq by mo‘

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- “THE BEACON”

|‘;'°‘°"°- P- E- l-. Private Hotel, eally located on outskirts of Bea- Pilrl Village facing eeewarde, lanth- "‘°‘ 11° " .. Milling, tennle, moli~

f i; was defeated "m Wrlie or phone. ‘(albinslbrvlrtlve candidate, Herbert‘ ,, , Lonnox. ooooooooooooeoooooo-oo A Lphorai nomination meetlnli

733 7~l7-l9.21_

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was to have ‘been held this eveninzl but this Willi postponed-

aisli<.“."‘illi

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aged 83 years.) Funeral on Wcd-

LAND 511R‘ iicsday at 2 p. m,

McLEOD—Al. 206 Grafton lSL. Jli- ly 20th. Mrs. Murdock M. Mclmod, aged 70 years. Funeral from her lute residence. Thursday, July 22. Service starting at 2.30. Funeral

iloavliig till‘. house at 21 p. in. liiicr- Com-t n;

uicnt People's , Cemetery.

MCLEoD'*1‘]ll|(!I‘Ui1 into rcsl. July 20th, 1112C, Mrs M. N. McLeod

526'7'14'7L‘yliiingcst daughter of the iato Johli _.

Xlacharen, Now Perth. Funeral from her lute rcsldcnco 206 (iraf- ton Si... ‘Thursday. Service coin- nicnriiig at 2.110 p. llll. Interment Peoples Cemetery.

_,IN MEMORIAM '

In Loving Memory of our, Dear Daddy, Wm. J. Graham . Sea View. who paeeed awe July 20th. 1920. - . And though we often mlee

hle pleasant smile, And mils hie oheerlnd 11°15‘ and helping hand, Hy; "is, we know and‘ but a

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_ heid'in our Amonia PORK—Fl‘eeh Chops, Fresh

Cooked Tripe, (s loned Dried Beef,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

‘Roore Meat Market

PHONE 421

BEEF—“Stali fed" cattle hung two weeks before cutting,

B|RDS—Milk fed Chickens and Fowl. STEAK-Hamburg Steak made daily. EXTRAS—Cooked Ham, Cooked corn Bur, (moped 5e",

LAMBS-‘Sprlng Lambs killed daily,

a. M. ROOP a co. PHONE 421 i,

DEVELOPED AND

Films

PHOTOGRAPHS ENLARGEMENTS

cnaswzu. erunio ' 137 Great Georg; Step“

Western Guardian

-—L0ST——13otweci1 Humor git-er aiili Sliiiniiersldc». oiic tun grip coil- “111111111 6111111011. clothing, clc. 1‘11li1l‘.l' ionic at 11. '1'. Holimairs 1411-. or advise Albaii (lillis, Snip. "lfiliidr- 1148-7-21-21

refrigeration plant.

Roasts. Fresh Sausages.

-—WANTED AT ONCE-WAIT-

FPH. also C1lllllll)l'l'llli.i1l1. Apply

iiulcl iiruiisivick. Kleiislngtoii. 8-35-7-21-21

plced and pickled) 01¢ Fggh. etn.. etc.

—C_OMBINED Al a joint meet- ilif; oi Si. Paul's Atlilclll: (‘liib and llil‘ (‘illbolic Young lion's lmaguc held iii Si, |':fi|l‘,~| [p11], S",“Hm,,, sills on Monday night. it was decid- cd lo combllii‘ tho two zlsstirintioiis iiilo olil‘ grand organization, 'l'lio 1‘f'1li~€iil"s lpinrlors \\'|l11'1l have been

Miss Ilazcl llflrlllllg oi‘ .\'ol‘l»<.i"o, 1'. l‘). l., and Miss Jleiinlo. 1|1('1;.1 of liavelol-k, arc visiting iii lli?‘ (ily tho guests oi’ Miss (icrtrudl- Arm- till'f)lll,'r—.vlfllllilllll Traiiscripl. ‘Mrs. John p’. MacDonald and daughter, bliss Janet. who has been visiting licr mother Jirs. it. MacNclll, ‘Powiiul Street, left oii rc- lurii to her homo this nftoriioon oil tlio lloclielaga.

Mr. Elmer Ladner oi’ Boston, Mrs. Harry ltapson of Milburn. and Miss Edith Robbins of lllliigor. were among the visitors to llic city yesterday coming by Iiioior.

Mrs, John Allan, who has bl-oii Sllillllllllg the winter in Boston ro- turned home Saturday accoiupuliicib by hcr daui-iiiicr, Miss ‘Evelyn who tins also been in Boston on a hull- Jlly visit. 'l‘hey have iakeu apart.- iliciits at 79 llillsboro Street.

‘Masior Edward iierrigan loft 1115-21 wock for “lllllilpiég, .\'lilill1(1l)ll. whore lic will spend a val-ailoii with his grand-parents, Mr. niid Mrs. Michael Berrigan. (Winnipeg ltcllcli) -

Mr. J. Muclllllvary, niunagor oi‘ tho Essex llotcl, Boston Nlaqsu. with his wlio and family arri -ll iii tlic City last evening on a visit l0 his former homo.

0.. S. S. vs. W. K.»S. ' This Evening‘ At 6 0’cl0ck

Queen Square and West K011i schools will moot. tonight Ill. i; o'clock at tho A. A. A. grounds for ilic sccoiid game of the liitcr- scholastic series.

If Q. S. S. wins this game the

IHHZ , , , A championship will stay iii their drrhed l“ Um (My h“ bands. ‘Should W. K. l-oml- ' ' __ through with a win llio third “RTHS “"Eilfmi"Tail}?'¥i‘&"‘1-.12fZ-.-"iliffliigi; CHAPPELL__ h, m“, Buy’ m, July its bound to be sonic clinic. All players arc requested to be on

hand no latcr than 5.45.

‘fuhuiP-zpflatlé a daughter’ ‘Vang-hing Q. S. ‘S. will present tho samc ' 11110-111) but W. K. S. may ‘ho slight-

ly changed. DEATHS This game was scheduled for

last Monday biit on account of thi- heavy raiii it had to be postponed.

Que. Chief Justice t0 Continue the Customs Prob

(Canadian Press) _ OTTAWA. OnL. July 20. -—Sir. Francois Leniieux, Cliicf Justice ofi Quebec, has ‘been appolnil-ll (o. continue the investigation into lilo‘

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at 2.115 to 2.45 cr-lushel. Cir-atoms Department. f"; 112M211“ °t°"{§f_f1"°t§e giants’; (1TTAWAS. our]: Jilly 20. - nip‘. T1l9 BWCUC" W119 1115111" 1'1’ '11“. 1‘ " "m j H ' t F“ markets arc generally unchangl-d 1W" 11151-10138 01' 1110 13X('1""ll"‘l‘.“""" "11," "iiimilflffll n" 111m" r“_ today- No Weislr-rn offerings io Canada’ m “N‘“"“"l'.wn, ‘New ‘i,*“i“"lfynp"§jefijfan',j_ llic lflasioriiors reported. with tin‘. lei-ms of (no rl-soiuilon ‘(l-unlit i]! io ousci .1) > 'l‘oi~oiiio~ Ik-nlera arc quniiiig ltdoptcd by the House of Commons.) VH1 01 ily- (m. llnig-lvyl(lpd (oggg. Extras 30 1,, S11‘ Francois will. ll 1H ‘-Xlis'("“‘1~ ' :11. firsts 25mm, seconds 20 to 22. hold hearings throughout Caiiiida. l_ pm...“ m rpmnem extras 35_36‘

Queen ‘I f ' Hotel

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8lnee' talclnfl °Ver this : Hotel we have epent ma"! ‘ thoueande ‘of dollare in i repalre and 1"_\l"°‘l°"'°"“' 1‘ la now the finest Hotel of ill " l oieee ln the Maritime Prov‘, i lneee. lt appeals to those’ I who went a comfortable | Hotel and oval-die table Icd- I excellent eerviee at a moder- ate price.

Retee from $3.00 to 84-00 per day.

Charlottetown Hotel Co". Lid.

Proprietors - M188 L. MoQUAiD, Manager.

WWW ' l‘ Bil MP8 C. B. Morris. Sulp-

merside; Mrs W. ‘R. Krviian,

» liilurmy River; J. '1'. lBaker. Stellar-

ion. "N. S; J. lllolvrnn. Boston. lylllua I J. M. Smith, Plctou; Mr and Mrs S.| A. Hunt. Dartmouth; Mr and Ali's

'i“- 'l‘- Godfrey. ‘Boston; nl-slcl- M

McPherson. Boston; ll. Lcwizi Vancouver. B. C.

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‘time; lull L :\\.1\LJQ\3\.B~S\U\J audio» wows-tilt»..- »~~- o

1“11"“"‘1)' "llliillllcll has an lip-io- ,1'1111i' Kyiiiiizisllliii arc adding show- iI-r bulbs. The shower bulbs arc ‘tho most liiodlerii lypo and arc nuw ipractit-zilly‘ coiiiplcllell.

" BIB lEillliiES'

NATOINAL LEAGUE

j-POLICE counr. »-Al. uni Al Cmmgo __ ‘ y V Police (‘ourt in Suniiincrside ylE-“l- \'<-u' York 2 i) 2 p o p 0 10-5 14 2"".""“y "‘."'“'"‘ m“ ""'“"' M“ 3- 1‘?- ('.lll('ill-'.l) o 2 1 0 (1 1 0 o x -» n 1i; 01“ yw". l“ C" ‘mi’ ‘mmk "imam" “uuuries v ‘Nlzsmnnnnrh “hlkmuiid was fincd $3 and costs. ()li Davis niid Mcwlulheil. Floroiicc; 3.1111211111111110" film, m?“ ‘)1;I“"]'a1' m" Osborne, llllllllllll-g)‘ l l (‘ .1 1 es " i "1' 111"” 91' y W11" A‘. (mmhumu H u“ ‘Ulllyfilllflq rnlloll llionacl-iisvll fall-rd (o put in nrmmly“ 1 U 0 U 0 l, 0 0 1_2 x 2 ill .ippie.ii.iilcei and his bail build

(filicliraii ‘l u o n 0 1 o p x --.'. s 1W i!" 11'1"‘ (‘Wirluill-

llaiicrios —— bicWccncy, lloclilcl" and O'Neil; Mays and Hnrgravlz. At Pittsburgh — llosloii U i) 2 0 2 0 0 (l (J ~l 7 lli Pittsburgh 2 u 4 o (1 1: o 1~-lli lli c.

Eastern Guardian

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VERDICT

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friend. They stayed away about twenty minutes. They came buck. They started kicking again. 1 op- ened the door. My wife was getting scared. 1 said "We'll have to find out what they want." She ssid, “'i‘liey'il probably bit you on the head with a bottle." 1 went into a room and 80f. my gun. 1 put my gun through the pane théy hall broken. I said “You fellows will have 1o gel. away." '.i‘li_ey made no signs of going. a0 I pointed the gun iii the air and fired a shot. They then went towards the wharf. That is all i know till the police~ men came about 5 o'clock. 1 went to Burkes with them. 1 think the two men were drunk or crazy. 1 saw Peters on the wharf. lie was slaggering. 1 think he was drunk. 1 first saw llicCoubrey when he was going to the wnarf from Burke's. 1 couldn't say he lvas drunk.

Martha Youland (SWOTIl) 1 live at 119 Fitzroy l know lhc four inoii who were 1n the car (Peters. Ml-(Joubre-y. Roberts, Yliulaiili) l saw llicin last at 8 o'clock Satur- day night at tho Royal llolel. 'i‘hi'ee wl-ro outing supper at Royal lloLcl. (George and James ltobcris and McCuiibrley) wlicn 1 trout thorn. l had a conversation with lllclll. (lcori-zc Roberts said ibcro ivas a party going out to the races scl- liiig slulT. 'l‘licy were going 1o a liuiicc. The stuff was booze. Thcy said sump follows at Riverside wail tl-d them lo lakc ii. out. Dennis Peters dropped in then. Ills car was at the door. McCoubrey said “ilow much are you going to take us ovcr for." 11c said $7. Just as ilio arrungcmciils were niudc, niy brother Albert came along. lie said he would like to g0 to lho daiicc with them. George said "Don't go, your mother may blame ma, if anything happens," llc said "Molli- or won't Slly anything if 1 just S" lo (he dance." George asked inc i1" bl: could go. 1 said “No, 1 don't waiii you lli. You won't 00ml‘. back ii‘ you go with those two follows.‘ (Mctloubrcy and 1'~‘l;~‘l‘¢+-) l don‘ know wily 1 said it. 1 thought sonic [hing was going lo happoii. l lalk;

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lhe flash. My wife said there be a crowd of drunks and - were lighting. She said “Don't. yo! go out or let them in." time my wife said "I bee: eeine- . body talklnl. The some men came ._ lo door and knocked and my wife told me not to go out. 1 sold "Well yvhal. am 1 to do." They still kneel- ed and I went to door. l laid ‘ "Who's there." One sold "Never . mind. we want to get in," I geld

"Who's there." One said, “Peters,

we want to get in." He said "Won't

you let us in, our car's gone over

and I will follow ‘you.’ I was eul- plclous after hearing ghe shot. He said "lei. us in lbs car's ell right ncw." or something to that effect. 1 said "You won't get in this house here tonight." They said “all riBht sii." I would suppose that tho men were drunk. 1 live just at the and of the wharf. Somebody had said e car went down but had come back. 1 have no idea what road the car came by. '1‘he mail with white shirt on came back after that. lie lkiiocked at the door and on the glass of the window. Mywlfetold inc not to let them in. 1 think he stay ed on veranda for a time, He wan lying dawn. 13y this time tho bout had come over. Peters met them on the wharf. l think‘ Peters had been drunk. There is quitc a cur- Hint at hood of wharf. A man who couldn't swim would have slim chance of getting out. 1 don't know whether there are any spikes on wharf or nut. (Jars often go down on wharf in night.