SEPTEMBER 1'2’, 1928

Australian to Instruct U. 5,

Scott Claims, Championship”

‘Harness Racing . "Camnaisﬂers

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-_ ,1 ' . NEWS - NOVELTY 3}». , USUAL PRICES

PRICE ED WARD Sept. 17- 18-at18. 15 GREATEST VOCAL ORGANIZATION ’ EVER HEARD 0N THE ISLAND

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FROM wssrmmsran ABBEY -- s1‘. rAuLs mo oruan FAMOUS anousn CATHEDBALS rhodium or sxousu-soorclr-lalsn souos souos or lms SEA AND mnnoaous (scanners-as ulvnsrt DISTINGUISHED PATRON/AGE or ms HONOR rns LIEUT. oovsnnorr. AND Mas. arc/mu. SEAT SALE OPENS ruuasnav m1- sso A. m. rarer: RESERVE-Me a $1.10. GENERAL ADMISSION 52c

Boy Sopranos ‘and

Great Baritones

(Canadian Bren.) WINNIREG. Sept. lL-Approxi-

A .1... Harvest Work

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1 ALSO JUVENILE COMEDY

A Thriller of "hWildhol-se " . breaking —"horse thieves -- a

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' rldlneat, shcotlnaatcowpunch- ' er of the randy-but a brun- otte got tile ties: of him.

Water Dept. Protest Ruling

ST. JOHN. N. 3.. ‘sopt. iL-The

tered an appeal to the M.’ P. B. A. A. U. of C. against the ruling oi the New L‘. nswick Amateur Baseball, Association, declaring the Chatham team winners by default oi the ﬁrst game oi the series. The appeal was based on the ground that. at the time the forfeited game was order-

‘a ‘Girl-Swift

Waterfront

Railway Whlrf

_ B Bitobe, C . . Water Department last evening en- m $8,»: e “Pt- J Mcphee

Tug Coalopolls. Bruce Stewuris

Wharf Tug Lisgar, Capt. Gamble in pol-t. S. S. Hochelaga on Plctou route. S. S. Harland, Capt. MacLaine, in port. Motor Sloop, Millie B. Capt. H. C.

' FINAL LEG or 192s HARNESS

LONDON. Bert III-W 1°11 °‘ aspirants for the heaWWUM lhampicnshlp vacated 1W c1959 . Tunney was completed Bstllldﬂy. when Phil Scott formally laid @1811" to the title.

Scott claimed victories over John- ny Rlsko and mp Heonev M h"

RACING CAMPAIGN srARTS WlTll s1". sfrarllsu EXHIB- ITION THIS WEEK. sou.- owsn, BY rampan- ICTON AND WOOD-- s CK.‘ unossr , ri ans m RAC- “~ mo AT NEW narmswrcrr I-‘Aﬂtﬁ m- orcATF-D av nlc. Eurltx LIST

my J. o. Black)

ThehMainq and New Brunswick Circuit camilﬂlsners are back on Canadian soil. hB-Vhll “M5594 111° border again for the three _ New Brunswick fairs ihili. are members oi the Circuit. This week they "We at St. Stephens on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday and Freder- icton and Woodstock Exhibitions ioliow the succeeding weeks. WW1- lng up ‘the Circuit season.

There is every indication that the St, Stephen, Fredericton and Woodstock Exhibitions will have the best racing seen at the iall fairs in this province ior years. f0!‘ the Prince Edward Island and Nova Bcotia exhibitions are now over and the pick of the racing material from the eastern tracks cf the Maritime Provinces will meet the Maine 8c New Brunswick Cir- cult regulars while there will also be a group oi invaders from Mass- achusetts and Vermont which have token advantage of the relinquish- ing o! ‘the restriction that kept out- side stables sway from the Circuit's summer tings.

‘Moreover tor ‘the first time in years the Sta-Stephen Exhibition does not clash in dates with Wood- stock or any other fair and the ad- vantages oi this hapPY situation are evinent in ‘the exceptionally ' large entry list which Secretary Frank Uttleiield of che St. Stephen Fair Race Committee received for

issued a world-wide. 9.

any so el- disputing-his claim. ,Wll-. [red “yard. London 5907115111511.‘ 11f‘ iered to back Scott's claim with 8 side wager oi 125.000, with B HPW‘ ial invitation to Jack DQ110369?» iormer champion. '

jsomi-éw COVEIIEAD arr-ms CLUB

The Covehead Rifle held a shoot on Saturday, September 1st. Following were the scores:

H. Cudmore

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L. Maye

Jas. Allan

J. Berrigan . . . . . . ..

M. Bealrsto

C. Hughes . . . . . . . . . - - . .. The next shoot will be day, September 33th. ample opportunity oi v meeting Bessie McKlyo, 2.01 $4, the Presque Isle. free for ailer, which was sick last week and unable lto start over her home track. Jeanette Royal beat Ruby P, 2.04%. at Presque Isle,/ but Ruby P. has a habit of getting better as the fall racing goes along and either this week at Si. Stephen or next. week at Fred- ericton the Grattan Royal pacer from Boston will have to ium on solne more whizz to conquer Billy Keys’ little strawberry roan male. while as soon as Bessie McKlyo rounds i0 she will carry a lot oi money on her chances to turn up as the free for all winner.

Returning to Canadian soil also means returning ‘to open and leg- alized speculation for ihe Maine dz New Brunswick Circuit campaign-

belt oi’ Maine, for under the laws ihe three days racing on Wedneg- of the Dominion oi Canada belting day, Thursday and Friday of ihis|18 198111 111111118 8 T809 1116811118 Ind week. The list is fully twice as the click of the Paris Muiuel mach- large as in previous years as a re- 11105 W111 be heard H8 the fields suit oi there being no clash in

conditions ever offered a1 fall fairs,

including no ewranoe charges onzﬂlls; 1111B W961i 81 31- Btellheh Till‘.- ‘ horses starting but not memo |2.02'/i. and Jazz Direct, 2.05%. pro- ‘ The st. Stephen entry list shows vlded o swat race at Piesque Isle a ioial oi 1’Ii entries, but even 111B! W661! W111 have Ilﬂllibort Todd. allowing for duplications the llsi of 2-0214- Red 1-1119. 11-99%» 11ml D058- exceptionally large and extra stalls ibly El Verso, 2.05. for company- have had to be constructed at tile N91" W661i i11- Fredefmloh Him? last minute to accomodaie the Putham, 2.07%. and powlbly Quin- liorses. The largest lists are [or iihehl- 2-1141-1- W111 be B-dded 1o=l~119 118l-

, | “m” m’ mm“ a“ “ﬂan” I-{eﬂcials of the institution tn

4the two games

ers after five weeks in the betlass’

score for the word "Go.” The bet- daies and the most, generous racing tors should find plenty oi- chanbi Ito speculate on the Junior Free fol‘?

winningililn Gratian, 2.02%, Col. Bidweli

played the series between the s

Brown. with stone from Wallace N.

2.24 trot and pace and the 2.11 trot| _ and page 1n each of wmch g7 horses iuriher East ‘taking a whirl at the

In the list oi newcomers from

o Football Squad LOB ANQELES, Chill, Bept, 11___ The University oi Southern Gallic“ nia has imported a rugby expm‘ irom Australia to teach its ioomp, lers how to kick the pigskin. - Announcement was made by om. Bi; Cum-l; Howarrlilones will be aided in M advisory capacity by Edward q Greeves, noted Australian star, my; will centre his eﬂoris un the devel- opment oi punters and drop-kickers

sAll Ready for

Final Battle In sgrioghilz

SPRINGHILI... N. 5., Sept, u, Everything is in readiness here ior Wednesday and Thursday between the champion; and Westville for the Novsrsoou; baseball title and the new chm. lcle trophy. The winners oi tliTs m. les will play the New Brunswick winners and the Charlottetown Ab. bies ior the Maritime Chhmplon. ship. It is expected that one oi the largest crowd's of the season will at. tend these games when Umplrgg Fogarty and Godfrey, on Moncion, call play. Lefty Allbon, the m; portsidel; is slated to pitch the first game, as he was successful in tum. ing back the Westviile fighting nine Friday, with Cranton or Chiet Me. Leod, speed ball artists, for the seq. ond game. Hank O'Rourke will again be at his own position, his ankle being somewhat better, and all the other regulars will be m1 neck,

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Races at “New Annan. matinee Friday ali- ernoon, Sept. 14th, three classes, A. n; and c. Good racini; crowed l“ each class. Great. local interest and the best local horses will race. Rac- ing will be keen with the owner- drivers p. Perhaps they will do u well as ‘the big ‘time circuits: Good chance to pick racing prospects.

JAMES rENnEnIcssr 7742-9-12-31. '

ira reoidingn! l l know that purer-Hy well Have you divided your iris 3181-4"

To be Heard weatmlnster Singers‘ have been named’ whue the 2_19‘Ma1l‘le 8c New Brunswick Circuit in cleznied away ilrom ihum the dead

ed mately three hundred British har- “hwy- mpugmen; and the c. ¢_

Charles Draper ‘One . of

' ' I Greatest Barltolves. i,“

Just completing a two year world been selected irom the greatest tour under the direction oi Mr. E. English Choirs particularly West- Branscombe who was ior many minster Abbey including a wonder- years leading solo tenor in West- tul comb tion oi boys voices. The minster Abbey Chointhe Singers Westminster Glee Singers can well are now on their way to England. be regarded as a very remarkable In time two years they have given body of vocalists and entertainers. 625 performances something of a’ Beat sale opens at 9.30 A. M

Eng-landﬂ; vesters are now at the Dominion

immigration hail here; and will be sent on their way to the Old Coun- try as soon Milfflilﬂdlilélll-S can be made._ Commissioner Galley an-

team had not been decided, and that the Saint John team was therefore not eligible to ‘compete against Chatham in the rleiit round

nounced today.

, The majority are physically unfit for harvest work or unwilling to make eﬂorts to work even when work is oﬂered, it was stated.

In connection with securing medi- cal certiﬁcates several cf them as- seriaed it was costing them five dol-

of the provincial play-oﬂsi

The ,Chatham team were ordered to play here on Labor Day, but ow- ing to President Gallivan, of the Miramichi League, advising Man- ager McLeod of the Water Depart.- ment team that Chatham had not been ordered to Saint John the home team were not ready ior the

'1). w. P. Dredge, No. 11s, Capt. MacLeod. being refitted work at Railway Wharf.

(larvells Wharf

Motor Sloop, Nancy lee, loading a mixed cargo ior Bonshaw. , Capt. Batt, is

Tug Wm. Aitken.

laid up. Schr Lady May, Capt. Murchison, in port. Motor Sloop, Mary J. McArthur, loading lumber.

out for

trot and pace is not. far behind,115 91051118 Weeks 1116"? "T9 11 1111111" with 24 91134-195 Even the qhreﬂber of the Captain Aubrey troiters year old colt race attracted a big 111111 Divers- ‘ entry list, there being nine Juven- 111'" 1111311’ 1° 111911179111 111111111 ‘ill/Wh-

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lies entering in that event. Whell11°11 and they may stand someoi’ 1g comes down w actual s[ap|_ers-ihe Circuit regulars on their heads more W111 be plenty; take the 244 before it is all over. There are sev- trot in which four or live starters e131 9111111113’ I15 Pr0m151h8 11B have been the utmost at the early 301111113’ M1195. Owned by Dr. J. 0. ialrs, for instance, and ‘the in- Camn‘ of Sackvﬂk" N~ 13-. which djggﬁgng are m“ where W111 be Monte Gerow drove to c. nice win either seven or eight actual stari- ers, including Bill Sharen, Great

ior an $800. purse at Presquc Isle last week, including a. pacer [mm

W wn and add human-l i0 tile soil?!‘

! lllnoi-l‘ 11love is on the compost lump. iilf ‘they lure left. around the plant they make a splendid place for "tile depositing of the eggs of Lilo -h'ls llrorer. so iclleor tho-m all oii. uni leave the rhizomes free to dry oft’ uu the top..'

record in itself. These soloists have tomorrow at the BoxOﬂlce. u,“ w "g ma“, m‘; ma; human. Prince Edward Island which w“ a -' The Ybookworm decided 411s!

PRINCE EDWARD, MONDAY AND v TUESDAY, BEPT. 17th and 18th.

the Maritimes

' (Special to The Guardian.) ' MONCTON, Sept. lL-As a p811 oi the plan oi the Canadian Nation- al Railways for the more extensive advertising oi the Maritime Pro- vinces as a summer vacation coun- try, Mr. C. F. Holt, city ticket agent, and Mr. T. W. Harris, tavelling pas- senger agent, Canadian National Railways, Boston, Mass, are mak- ing a tour oi the Maritimes in order that they may have a better know- ledge of the territory and the at.- tractions offering, coming in con- tact with those seeking places to spend their vacations. They are in a better position to sell this part oi

' main claim, one speaker saying he

tion oﬂloials demand them before return to England can be arranged. Airing complaints which they claim- ed told of actual experiences en- countered. a group of some 20,0 would-be harvesters irom the Old Country congregated in Market Square here whge one after another stood up on a x and gave his ex- periences. Insufilcient pay, or none at all for honest eiiort. was the

had worked ior a Manitoba farmer i2 days. at the end oi which time he was turned off with only ten dollars.

Mr. J. S. Woodsworth. Labor MP" took the stand and told the men if conditions were not what they had been told to expect. then they were entitled to be sent back to their homes. At the Market Square meeting Mr. W. B. Martin. farmer, of Shoal Lakm-Manywas granted permission to address the crowd." He declared that he had come in from Shoal Lake to get ﬁfty harves- ters at Q5 a day, and could not un-

game. Chatham appeared and claim- ed the contat by défaTlTl and their c‘ B was allowed by the N, 13,

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Marine Wharf

Tug Boat Canso, Capt. Swim, in port. C. G. S. Brant, Capt. Kelly, in port

_ Scott, Peter Will Tell, Jack Demp- sey, Ella Watts. Belle Harvestworth,

Jeanelte Royal, 2.06%, the Can- adian bred mare which was brought, down to the Northern Maine Fair ni Presque Isle by Allen J. Wilson, president oi the Metropolitan Driv-

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double winner at Halifax and has Bonnie Girl and Katherine Claude. 511111? bee" P9511118-

Says Trottier lVill Play for Toro_n_to Club

MONTREAL, Sept. l1.— "As far as I know, Dave ‘Prottier, ii’ he turns professional, will play with the To- ronto Maple Leafs." ~

Th1! was the statement made by, Connie Smythe, manage of 'I‘oron-' to Hockey Club. when he was ques- tioned about the reported trouble over Trottier.

Manager Smythe, who said he was here on a pleasure trip. scouted ru-

Li? HOT PLATE MARKS A thin paste of salad oil and salt will remove the while marks from a polished surface that results from contact with too hot dishes.

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remaining fairs

ing Club oi Boston and former president oi the Bay State Circuit is going to remain on the Maine 8a New Brunswick Circuit ior the iinl tio (lo uli [his ‘ille ‘book

Brunswick add thus she will have ‘Illli Iln» aha

in New

cool. and ii is about time busy i-n ‘bh-‘o garden !

FALL GARDENING -—'r rpas ! The musquﬁioes seem i0 ‘have B-Wlillcﬂrcd. [i119 eiwaniugs arc l got ,l' ods eariill will you sup aeascuih asked

l But. Willﬂi. on

WOTIII. I'd lune-ll ruillsr time doing n iivillr- ox»

W13 B1 good Willi. nlld l-eilvrrlzd someiillning, thought a 101w would u-cvi do any ‘harm.

iirevert disease

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! Say Birli l' got scans inform-

wﬂpn lihe ctiller day than I'd like to

s on. Wlhai is who lbeslt way 2o Is caused Iby biting

Weld there s/re several meth- hu-t us you ask the quesiloul nose yo-u kuoqw the lbest way. i Sure lulo, don't. bite the ill-

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sccis. ! ‘Bill collapsed

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Canada to intending vacationists by m9" m" 5451mm 11011 111841 11D reason oi their having personally visited the Maritime: than otherwise would be the case.

Both Mr. Holt and Mr. Harris are much impressed by what they havc seen so far. They leave Moncton to- day en route to Pictou, Halifax Cape Breton and the [south shore, of Nova Scotia, visiting Prince Ed- ward Island on their return. They intend to make a -- mplete tour o.

zlgsmiairldhltllge position of the men “ma” ; ‘ 1 . u . I an Anew plan for coaxing the har- on; ﬁr: goggﬁarl-we“ and helm“ 1 . ' a..." u» . , $1‘ ;f;§f"m1<’u:l::a gwéhg‘ Htijsmltwril at: Bmythe put it. "HeIhss pl ised me 1 ’ ~ ' '52.- wvﬁlm E ' l ‘ ‘ e w ‘ _ ovum by Mr. J. S. McGowan, manager of t W381“ t}: “m” h’ Wm be with , "D theCanadian National Railways ‘e111,, Th°'1“°“"“‘m°'~°- I b" Oolohization Department, he said h", ﬂed m; “E11? m” Mum“ toda . MnMoGowan deoi u» a P ’ “m”! 1 7 "'11 ' discuss because I kn oyiiered work at as a day and m,‘ ,,,.,u¢ n?» » . . .'..°.1'.“°‘ was impala-to send a personal re- It w“ m“ . have . e crud moment with and a’: it will cause

the Marltimes before returning to Lmmenﬁ? fgfyﬁfg‘, ‘Qgyfgggﬁ trouble at the‘ semi-annual meeting the N. n. . this month, but con-

"°'f______"o_____ $0. but we; coa-nlortably housed.

No hand can make the clock ' w‘ H’ wcumnmdd n“ ‘o which will strike again . ior me the xsemn‘ under my 1mm.’ h’ 213C211: n “hi; appelar :1” won-y ' ~ i . dosp u; . chalance there seems to be $122.1 thing behind all thejalk. '

hours that are gone. j==::_, ' Y.“ lﬁﬁllfgéxkheadof on 1111i M11111! qﬂiﬂqzgood causes of

Edward Branscombe-Tenor Solo- ist Westminster Abbey-Organiser and ' Director Jyeatmlnater Glee Singerl.

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