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_ - I ID.” E*-WI# I’-f*i°'¢i°"iV Charles H. Lnngworih Appointed For Prince Edward island. _ -EI. I °fD°f"",°: ';;'2°'S' B“""` Will Consist of Thirteen Idembers For Atlantic and Pacific Coasts

/, _

nil illiii unsimis Provo: e wsu.

If ` on THE eonkni

_ . ,_ . _ _

_ _ I E I iifciit Dtitlcpnlent of Fisheries Anticipated us Result.

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_`_ (Cansdia`n;Ifress) _< BERLIN Jan. unusually'

violent Jmiwstcrnl _fiievslls hi’hertii“- ern.-o 'msn _ _= " i ‘ ,,,,,,‘,{___ ’ ,_ ""1 ¥.‘°?f 2'#

Ons, of eight cars was derailed

in tlle.storm and one ‘car was burn- ed. ‘ At l.‘l_ensburg` on the coast of

S°__£_l,0__!_Vli¢;;tlle German Cruiser, Augs- ii "fi will 'driven ashore in the storm and later' redoeted. _

_ She'¢s'il"staf`iied'no damage.

Rundown. l immwn

_ (Special to The Guardian)

' HALIFAX, N. B., Jan. 81-The Cre- scent hockey team _ won their first_ game tonight when"they defeated the Socials, also from I-lahfsx, by a sears el -4.-to s. 'I

The winning goal was shot after ten minutes play. ' ` ` ‘

The ice was soft; giving the teavier

Creseents an advantage over the ligh- ter.-sksters on the Social team. ‘ " "‘<" ' -' "f ""(Cand_.dian Press) s NEW Eohlisuow, Jen. si-The hofme team, 'New Glasgows, walked_ aw” y with -the~'_Moncton Victorias to-.

:Et $le‘--axial llgures 'helhg 10 to 2..

‘e ielfories were without welher

w 'ip was injured in the game at Syd- n on Thlusday night.

; 1- . 1' i » .

1' .____-..__-i-- I

clulolll uuluu _- SYSTEM WASIEEUL

". -__ I

'_ joaorrro, Jer. so-Ll. col. wm

_ i1_t9n lliferritt,of the Canadian de-

fqtee Callie; claimed that the pres-

(Cauadian Press) I B9BTON‘ Mass, -Jah. sidrile _B_¢0al1_tr Devonian has reached the _lii¢\‘lMl‘ l#eXico‘,» pint two hawsers eiiwril and -mrtea lor Henle; loo miles eywsy. She expects to arrive Monda or Toesday.

-_-*__

humans

munuu

OTTAWA, J an. 29.- Lobsters, clams. oysters, periwinkles and whslks ‘will be made more comfortable and Deople who fancy them more happy, if the recommendations of the Shell- fish Commission are carried out. Thill commission has made a thorough study of the submerged life of the Eastern Atlantic coast. It has de- cided to recommend that only fisher- men with licenses can take lobsters. The purpose is to restrict the take and to prevent any fishermen keeping s. female lobster. These must either be ‘returned to the sea or sold to a Dominion hatchery. The report ap- proves of the plan of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island leasing oyster mud areas at present barren for the purpose of planting with oys- ters. It will recommend a sine limit for hard shell clams; that the expor- tation of little neck clams be prohi- bited for a time, that there be a. clos- ed season for soft shell clams and that steps be taken to encourage the Deriwinkle and the vyhelk. The com- mission which prepared the report consisted of Prof. Prince, Dominion Fishery Commissioner: l-Ion. John McLean, P, Fl. Island, S. Y. Wilson, Halifax, and Richard O'Leary, New Brunswick. f

HANDS OFF " I I ASIA MINER

.¢

CONSTANTINOPNIE, -January Z9-

Oiiii Wefem of military training in . "il-lands 'off of the Turkish posses-

_ C_$nada"is not only wrong and extra- ‘_ v ‘ 'ant _ but also, practically useless. _

__ __»__.-b_`9fp_re_ the Toronto

_ sf .- ,‘*asiitisz-rrqss I -_hlnel

i`>_ ks] tb‘._il\oyr that the present eye-I t ing [is wastsful..Col. Mer-'_

_sal that 'csstof the Cana-

dian P6118 ent Corps' with bar-_

rscks, mdililznsncc, etc., 'was $2,106.- _ 8999 in ~1 _(Mas comparedwith only

slice 768 t s cost ol the permanent ei his compatriots Hs continued I CONDENSED ADS

sions in Asia Minor," was thgprint- ed notification to everyone concerned, given by the German ambassador to Turkey,.- in _the course. of 'a' speech niade him at. the Teutonic club here on Emperor Wi11iam's birth- day. . \‘ ~

"_The future of Turkey lies in Asia

Minor," Baron Hans Von Wengsn- heim told an 'enthusiastic gathering

TORONTO, Jan. 81--A meteoric career closed this afternoon in the death of Dr. Wm. Beattie -Nesbitt af- ter six months illness. I-Ie was 46 years old. `

Dr. Nesbitt achieved notoriety as president of the defunct Farmers' Bank. In connection with the adairs of that institution a definite charge was preferred against him. ' He fled to Chicago was arrested there and bl-oulht back here for trial. The case was only adjourned for s. month yesterday on account of Dr. Nisbett's illness. This afternoon H. H. Dewart, K, 0-. moved to quash the conviction he- fore Mr. Justice Middletown nt Os- Eeode Hall.The motion was made an hehr before nr. Nlshiwe death.

Dr. Nesbitt was a candidate for the MHYoraIty of Toronto in 1908-09

and was beaten by several hundred vo es.

IILIIIIPIS IIIIIMPIUN

IEIJEPIS CIINIIIIIII

(Canadian Press) 'NEW YORK. Jan. 31-James Ti10l‘lJe. the Olympic champion re- cently declared a professional, will play baseball with the New York Giants having accepted a contract from McGraw. V

(Canadian Press) LONDON, Jan. 81-The Balkan de-

legates are preparing to leave here. I-Iostilities will be resumed Monday. It is rumored that the Turkish de- legate has been ordered home. Even at this late date each is accusing the other of bluiling. The Bulgarians state that former terms are now im- possible.

The next treaty will be ni\;.lui ou

the battledcld after the fall of Amva- _ nople with' a drumhead for n. table.

Then they will demand .lspia,Scurt- sri and ths'Aege`an Islands. A large indemnity willinow threaten the fron- tier. The Servian delegate said fare- ` well to Sir Edward Grey. He ex- pects to be back shortly believing this period of the war will be short. The Powers are disappointed in the result.of the conference as they hoped peace would last.

liw lliiilliniil iii iiiiiiiisii illiv

(Canadian Press)'

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 31-Iz-

(Slwciiil to The Guardian)

with his expressed intention to

Canada, has selected the'fol1owlng members :-

lands, Representing Quebec; H.

.i-_i..__.._

, I

|tic Coast nsh merchants; Chnrlee H.

OTTAWA, Jan. 31-The Minister of. B. Longworth, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Marine and Fisheries in complianceI Fisheries; Gideon Hemeon, Litt

ap- Harbor, N. S., Inspector of fisheries

point a board to consider the quah- Nova Scotia; W. C. Smith, tion of development of the fisheries of Lunenburg; bunk fisheries

of Nova Scotia; F. T. B. Young, Caraquet, fisheries of Gloccster, Res-

Arsenault, Grindstone, Magdalen Is- tigouche county; A. B. Carson, Rex-

B_ ton, the Coast Counties of N. B.;

Short, Digby, representing the Atlnn- Peter P. Russell, St. Andrews, the

thirteen members,

I weir fisheries of the N. B. side Bny of Fundy. These are the

le time province members.

There are others on the Pacino

Coast. The total board will

There has been serious lack of

gress in the fisheries of Canada cially on the Atlantic With

of the mari-

have

pro-

BEDD- cient

. alll

organimtion such as su cated it is

‘ l gg v

felt that much good will result.

HIIIEI WIIIEIIS'

STRIKE IIIEII

(Canadian Press) _ NEW YORK, Jan. 31--The strike of the hotel waiters was declared oil today.

The men will return to the hotels

_and ask to go back to work. Decision _to end the strike was not unanimous but wasdecided by a majority.

ON MURDER CHARGE

HAMILTON, Ont., Jan. 31.-Tho-

mas Riley, aged 40 a teamster is un-

zet Peelis, chief or the eherhl stefl"“der arrest hers It is ails sd that

of the war ofllce has been appointed Commander in Chief _of the Turkish army in succession to the late Naxim

He reports on Feb. 16. Pasha.

. . g hc shot his wife at the home of Mrs. R. Duffy lust night. They had been

sepayated. He walked into the house last night and shot her. _

Prof. Ross spoke for a short time

this morning on the r?f.ions that were being fed hy differen live stock men throughout the Province. 'He pointed out that theory and practice corresponded very closely. In. the Colleges rations have'been figured out which should be fed to cattle to produce milk as cheap as possible. Practical farmers who have been

_togklug _____into their business very _ lo`s'e'ly have come to certain conclu- sions regarding rations and it is veryl satisfactory indeed to find that these are practically what the colleges re- commend. It should tend to give

llllsllssllnn Lslzlllnsiéwillliiiilnsil

farmers confidence in the colleges BH well as confidence in their own work when done with intelligence.

THE HORSE CLASSES

The light horse classes in the Agri-

cultural Building were in charge of C. M. McRae and Prof. Robertson. They were largely attended, both morning and afteifliiwn classes, and judging by the careful attention the students paid to the lecturers they were very much interested in what they were being told. The subject of classidcation of light horses was first

snonr course

taken up briefly, then this was fol- lowed by going over a particular horse and pointing out where the var- ious unsoundnesses were to be found and a lecture on the various 1271795 in the ring. Next the classes of car- riage and road horses were placed hy the students who gave their Yeo-sons for so doing, and the gentlemen in charge further added to what had al- ready been said, and drew attention to the peculiarities of each animal, and pointed ollt the good and bad points of the various animals. The farmers were urged if they were (Continued on page eleven)

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“‘° '"“ "”“‘-“‘ °‘ ‘"9 ”“’””‘“ W” “ ’ ° WERE INJURED “mms T FOR LICENSE may 57_“‘~ is against 457_054 the cent note of the European powers .___ ,

war strength of Swiss militia, show- Dl'°miB°d “H301” Pea” had b9°“ d°‘ - _ ___ one cent pci* word each insertion -- fng that every trained man in Cana- dared th” T“"k°Y W°“Ed 5° “id” in MONCTON N J in this column Cash must accom- SYDNEY, N. S., J all. 29- Gom-

da mst th. country forty time, as her future development._ Germany will ' ' B" an' 29"`I“ last -` - ¢_

i ht' ti h k _ Dim? 01'd°i`- Minimum ¢hB1`E° ITWBB Y' plete returns of yesterday’s plebiscito

mush as the trained Swiss soldier 1°”d P‘;W°““1 ““‘“*““°° E” “.1” °“'§° Eg stlfensl' t°“_°1 °; if g‘;1;° b° five cents- ______ ,__ v were only avaliable today, Questions wet' 5,3*3“,,hn,|-_ _ I cause. n any case, however, to t e ween c lc or as an ew asgowi SAUNSOME SAUSAGES THE BEST

Turkish P0BS°B9i0i1Si!i A818. GBl‘i'11&l1y three spectators met with painful ac- made Fresh eve, da at Bam, 0! °xP°“‘“t“r° °f m°“eyB mr street

will attach the label ‘touch me _cidente A young woman occupymg dem `News0m & Ci 1 9_6M“' improvements and sewer and water

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P not. _ a mind seat was mt with the puck ~§6§YéxL'E_C.L_YDEEDALE STAL_ extensions were before the public as

on the foreheam The puck mmctmg Hon Cmichmore No 2391_ A C well as the license plebiscite. The a nas B Taylor, Granville 1-30M61pd ratepayers approved all the money

° M I I » ty gksh' Two yourlg men WaNTED*ATfONC XPENI- votes asked the princ' al of which

were struc on the face One had d th __ __ Revere Ho_ ' 'P __ ___ his mouth e lit o eh ere the out re- °“°° ma” W1 ° °°° “'° 54° °“° ‘°' 3 “W Wa "r ma '

‘ ‘ ‘ "' ` , . P P ` ti ' 2-mtl. ' . '

sawr_<_>_nK.___Js;»..29;A v°_r<1i_°;;i°r sssedssvsu-1 stitches- A=°“‘°*““= r-oEii.rhhi6in5“rnmlWe“ui‘l;a §1‘l;£I".S`§§‘i.1`l.I§`5§t'§§’§§°'slS§§3§§’I§§

the Bree _#ii 118° “ii -1.58"" “S” , ` '* hit on the nose. Air C tllfl F <1- ~ h tor Chas 4 Russell, was ,returned by PARIS,' Jan. 30-The assize court The victorian, will have this after- t,,c§ét,:,p§lt!;g’fgn 1>teE, e' re I v?valt:i?1E1,ll'l‘>l;>l;?atmu to Bupplemeutt e a jury in Brooklyn yesterday at the yesterday condemned the manager noon for Sydney to may on Thursdayi ' . 2_1MEu _,_

V . _ hi h d dit 1 L B t in di t . D Nearly 1,200 votes were polled in

°1°" °' 4 "'”'0°'000 ubelsuite' W ° an -8 or o -8' ea 8 e syn ca B' night- 0” Friday night th” Wm H GIRL WITH A the license plebiscite 995 for license had ¢\’0wn_~0\1t of the publication, in go five; sysaoari in ;|ail____¢;n_¢1 tg pay n play New Glasgow ~ WA_l\_I)§EDe__.»i_c§gI5_l 3') _earn t_____ry__e _md 203 __g_______t The pro______t_0___ the Brooklyn newspaper, of a cartoon ne o 6 or an a c e -printed E 0 d ' _ _t _ai _ pg-gt,¢n_¢linf=to portray the plaintiil in in that papsrfn October urging the settilag. Ap_;_>_ly in person §;_2___;__l‘_l_1_e ;i_l;m;_n_t;to€>_p_§>s_e__ytl_l_c;dp _e_l_lis_l_;g_:>_c___gi_l_‘l__ the gat 9 ‘being called a.w_ay from his Qsassination of :King Alfonso of Guar _gl_£_ceg________ - to spend money ____ ____c__ ____ __x____e___ task gf peddling “miracle wheat, to Spain if .he should come to Paris. y JAMES A. McEACHEI_tN, PIPE s_o__ O! 0 _mon j0m_,tba..i‘ nlon" bank ‘directors.'.i.*he~ The court-also anouneed as s. warn- _- - i -_ . Fftter and Machinist has moved P °

5 -1 i£¢ig,,,~¢y l,m.uee._.' ing that similar sentences 'would he "IHE 'IEIPERAIURE his shop to the eeriler ol Upper ugxming up the defence, Isaac iimposed for any repetition of the of- . V '|'|DE, En: Queen and Passmore Streets. Phone

Rnelati' "fd i'|ilIlted°'tl1at__ the sale of _I_fence. I ' connection. 1'7MU- REV- DR' MCARTHUR RESIGNS-

"i\};~ae1S".1rheat was. carried on in

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, ' - ~ _ ~ ~ . # ' (Sl1ecie1_t° The Guardian) Wu ‘J,,,,_ ATLANTA, GA., Jah.. z9~Rev-

Pmmr i.iretl\b°iEl‘l1:l'EE:ssa‘§gh°el`Nh°ej~iI€R`IN(I~PAL GORDoN"s Bm'i‘I-IDAY TORONTO' F°b' 1_s°“th Wemrly §;El‘Egepu:s!;dcoEE‘:l1EElIltg“;§m of mon- ROM” Stuart MacArthur. president 'huts' tell Tower Bible and * ---" and-"ng t° northnesterly gal” with ey 'Finder please leave at thip of- Oi the W0i'ld'B Bilptiet A11i&¥i¢°. £0- to 'MM t/ " Phi h h asserted- is KINGSTON Jan 31.-Yesterday. “me °h°w°"' turning decidedly °°l` lice and receive reward; 2-1M3iI>d- d“Y "°“15“°d 55 P°'°t°r °f S-3° B51”-EBI; lisvliagtore was the 68th' birthday of Principal _M°"‘h7 °’ T“f°d"'7° --Eb'T_“G‘00'D”"M§§;"`T0_§E` T°b°"““°l° hem- '

:TMJ _ _ ' ` slight was twenty-four-degrees above.

Bm., ..., .eeee--...reusee,eneeeeeses--- - »~

eases e-eersesusen

fllr'_.o_l_ilV $2.501' 3§;”°“

b th M ent ofthe abllve gfferéunmlm" 5’ ' _

o_f this unppr-

abo e zero and with a southern ex

1 P Chnnles I

one Year. 2 50 Zzedfczaigowxdixfgamswagisggs _£232 proving __

cD\ll'i_\_l‘_¥qi_lll\ Nwffkly) 095 Y¢\l‘.. four above. The lowest the _previous , same at the

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~At. nine s. yesterday it was twen

_at at nine p. m. it above.

be high

s will _evening

and Mon- tomorrow

Bt 9.40 Bhd

afternoon at 5.06. and Monday at. 5.

at ‘._7.l0, _Hon-'

st 1.15. ~ _ a_&t_stnqon_ at 1.51. ‘

this ,moon Ill, SUCH; Qt Cru.

nine.

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outh an

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not

fore

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Go do f Q n' U fversity. He ls _ _ m d T e ac lon, s _ sa , cams as a

dum, t gum gold. Egg, s lfatigeoof Iglilelos, 1?. B. TM t°mp°“t“’° “t tm`°° ° °1°“k T’“°;‘°y_o:_“‘§h?°tS';§;§:en3_ 3:1 gl; climax to fractional disputes which

n . _ ___ _______ ____ this §lo,rning by the Rcxall Store a_g;_n C__a___ot__at0w___ Apply ,by 1et__ have existed in the church _since the

'1`°°*¢ _Th°'m°m°*°f Wm* ° “°f 11°" ° Y' id t D, C,,,,,,,y_ Rev- Leon G. Broughton resigned he

' exposure ~was thirty-nine degrees ter to the Pres en . . at

pa or to accept the charge of Christ church in n

vary church, New York City and will return to New York Friday ae- companied by Mrs. MacArthur. After attending -a meeting of the executive °0mm¥ti.ee of the World's 'Llliance he will go to England. pr._M“;;~¢hm- is a native of Dalesville (Que,)

V ' ' I I ` E ' I' .` Lo don. Dr. MacArthur was

CL . i oslqre forty above. FOUND - A PURSE , BETWEEN for several sara 3'" t th C __ “i.=zs.- yrs l ees te ture reeoraes o lee Milton she s y 1’ °' °. ° “

_ S _ _ _ _ _e ow ln era _ _ o __ d _ _ _

ltotmh Htl!

"Concert and pie social Wheatley River lml

ird. Admission 10

with pies

dwhsstisy--ltivef

IIIIIIEIIIIIS IIUBIIEIII

IN BIIIIII] IIIIIIISHI

(Canadian Press)

PARIS, Jan. 31-An exceptionally

audacious robbery occurred at noon today in the hcnrt of Paris when n bank messenger was lured into the dark corridor of an old house by two men who threw pepper into'his eyes and stole a satchel with 511.000.

MIHIIIME PHIIIIINSES

ISK BIS INCHEISE

OTTAWA, Jan. 29.-The Maritime

Provinces want larger allowances from the Dominion treasury and this morning they applied to the govern- ment for increases, giving the reason why their request should be granted.

The application was made on bc-

half of Prince Edward Island, New

Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and was presented to a full meeting of the Dominion government by Attorney General Grimmer, of New Brunswick and Premier Maheson, of Prince Ed-. warll- Island.

The recent enlargement of the pro-

vinces of Ontario and Quebec was made the basis for the demand. It

was pointed out that the lnndsl bought from the Hudson Bay Com- pany in 1870 were bought for theI whole Dominion and paid for out ofi the general fund.

Vast sums have been spent by the

Dominion upon the devel0iii1‘i€iii 0! these lands and although the eastern provinces contributed they were not' directly benefited. New for this same domain and other domain belonging to all thc provinces, Quebec and On- tnrio have been increased. In 1872 two sections of each t0WriSiiiP W€i”0 get apart for school PUYPOSGB Bild while this amounted to an eighwenth part of the public lands of_Canada, none of it was in the Maritime lro- vinces_ and they got no benefit from it, The nrcn in Ontario last year was 93,696,000 acres and Quebec 354,- 961 square miles.

The Maritime Provinces had con-I

lrlhntea to the ol-isiiiei purchase price of this land and should bc Siv- cn a compensation. ,

VOTES FOR

'WOMEN

WINNIPEG, January 30-In the

.local legislature yesterday a resolu- tion favoring the extension of the franchise in this province to women

was introduce; by Harvey Simpson,- the member or Virden, who stated that, in view of the nctive part tak- en'by the women of today in publiil life, he saw no reason why the frnn- chise should not be extended to give her the right to vote. The resolu- tion was seconded by J. B. Baird,op- position member for Mountain.

'LUIII [II IHIEIIES

- (Canadian Press)

government house :-

distnnt date.

"It is proposed that the

should return to England in

her, going home on leave of sence. .- . _

“The dere ol their Royal

definitely fixt, as the date of

not yet been determined.

_.___

IIIIEIIMIIIIIIIE

Silver Grey Cubs The

REDS

asus?

Martin R3 101 Rooney 78 91 Heron .. 82 79 McMillan G0

Brown 71 108

SILVER GREYS

P. Lcclair 78 69 1'. Doyle 'I9 89 Kelly . . . . . . ... 81 Handrnhan 74 Lartcr . . . . . . ... 69 B5

FFF

73 72

spring for further medical tres HIS Royal Highness will accompany

ab-

NEW YORK, Jan. 31-Gems many thousands, the loot of t killed in a pistol duel with the last November were found this noon safely deposited in a. box.

Thousands of dollars in stocks and

bonds sud flve life insurance policies were also crammed into the box.

SUPHEME IIIIUIII

WIS IIISIIIIIEIIEII

worth hieves police after-

The case of Purdie vs J. D. Nichol-

son, City Surveyor, and others

continued before the Supreme Court, Charlottetown, yesterday. The judge will address the jury this morning.

ROYAL HIOHNESSES ~GOlNO TO ENOL

OTTAWA, January 30-The

and Duchess of Connaught are going home. The following was issued

WBI

AND

Duke

"Her Royal Highness, the Duchoag

of Connaught, is making steady pro- lzrcss towards recovery, -and it is h0Ped their Royal Highnesses

be able to return to Ottawa at

will no

Duchess

the

tmcnt.

High-

nesses return to Canada cannot

departure and the length of tba ernor-general's leave of absence

_ . former

io' e mclority el _is pine.

The following are the scores:

their gov- have

BIIWIIIIG LEISIIE

Tile sccolld game of the Intermo-

diutc lcnglle was played last on the league of the _Cross Alleys, Chnl~1ottei.own, between the Reds and

night

won

Totals

93 277

72 71

70 82

107 87

88 72 78

241 232 208 261

1219

254 25 5 2 42 218 232

1201

Crystals.

- _ The game started at twenty-five mixupin front

ETSI minutes to nine although it was was then secured

‘ '/ El. nve minutes play Buote of 'the Crys- tals. The play ` _. S. _ _ _ .tale made a neat run and landed the and the rubber

T-sua ' . |11-gt

_ scheduled for eight o'c1ock After tered the second

score of the game. The players

Ons cent per word_s_ac1l insertion kept together in the Abbies territory goal

ill _tliil'6_01\1nm. Dash `rhust`accom- for a few minutes when Gordon se- the score pany order.~ Hinhl1'\fmclmt¢\f~twsnty- cured the puck and made a fine run Play

Svc eentU.` ~ the length of the ice but failed to fast

score. Here L. Rogers of the Crys-

wilf be held in tale received a breathing spell for

ireb sth, at 'tripping I-~ Campbell. The

of You W_ continued slow, consid

rl highs ‘nity being lhsulgee le

follow- The some

arable side

both

when the nation run the Campbell the arst

run

the puck

but

-i-___..._.

for a short time. The

of the

when

run.

net but failed

of the

slowed

lapse of time when

(Continued

The third game of the Prince Ed- and waidcd it off. Jack Gordon se-

ward Island Hockey League was play- curing the puck made the nicest ed last night in the Arena Rink, of the- game and was rewarded Charlottetown, between the Char- score number two. The play lottetown Abbies and Bnmmerside became somewhat slow which

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