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0*. ici llc Guariian’s Btilcle lluail Rtn,lg‘ Evening Ziilli liiili Close Mniiinith

P GES AtLas.st ` “ “

Z 0Gua,r tesd ORNING Daily-

Dally forl I Catches iiIiEa.rly

l THE GUARDI I

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OBNIV D AILY FOU if

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OTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD TSLAND, LANADA, muizsoev, AUc.U`sr 22,

I9o7O

{ ’l`Wh`N'I‘Y CENTS A MONTH BYMAIL

Twfl DOLLAILB PEI! YEAR BY MAIL

THU M1' r

ni coins

Borneo or Timor; A

Adopts lllesolutions _R e mnsportation

and Eiirpress Charges, Cold Storage

on Steamers

Pulpwood.

sr. Joss, arr§uit 21-- sp r.-no -Tire annual meeting ofthe Mrrritime Borrrl of Trade opened here this morning. A

There are a indie number or rirrlegatcs

in attendance arrdmuclr business has been

put through. ‘J

A resolution introduced by lion. George

E. Hughes of Ohalrlottetown ann secondrrl byFathorBuri<e was passcrl rl.-clnrlng that the ateamers suhs`dlzcrl between Princr

Eiwurd Island, Newfoundland sud Syd' uey should be enslaved with ooid storage

and Export oi

facilities.

eloessive express rates on the Govern- ment rond in Prince Edward Island.

This was also pissed unanimously. A resolution was passed asking the

prohibition ofthe export of pulpwor d, and the question of technical education was also discussc-i at ~ cms length.

Another session will be held tomorrow

morning.

GOOD BAL

.VICTORIA PARK

Summerside Boys

Hop liively-Good Clean Sport- Intefesting Game For Spectator Charlottetown Wins.

Quite nn iritmeiting gama of lasebnll

took place Tusrlday afternoon at Victoria Park between Summerside and the League of the Cross teams. It was a V011' exciting gum! in which every- player was for oed to do his best to seo his team win. The game started about 2.30 and there was no delay until the finish about 4 I5. The day was excellent and the grounds were well attended to, hsing ioped cil` and a long net was plnord behind the catcher to serve as a b ickstop. The annie started soon after the Sum merside boys’ arrival on the dinnrond. Summerside went in iirs‘.

The runs were made as foliows:-

‘-< fIii,||‘ ,_ _

o f-i~ ir-

(git.

straw

*_ M- -A: f

.ri _ _

Butte catching liiontsith s line ririv..

Thslm-at “ming god no particularevenis which are worth dssoguiua M “Ch °°'“’_‘

l !'.

'gdxlxkeolzxdldil-ll‘1`di:g°lc:Summer..irio was similar except that Morrison reaches third and the inning c`ossd with him str

th b' .

ho(l}(:\ig‘;-‘I°Tt:t?owr:‘swinning at-arteri with one out and Heanebsoy at b rt. He reached secono sais on Q hill “““ “°“'- the" Musgrave made leafs Ni “nfl H°“““”` sailed across the Home Plate- Musgrav- |-ggghgd “pond ou] pitched ball. Gar-rlcll than hltaafs and`,'_pent Musgrave horlriig Sl. Moriuiirrrrr mosh rm dfocxll

an -

Prgrrli ill: :fasted am. MvQ~=\'l~ ramhgd third gd G.\rrIclr went hom' -

on A www ¢,_; naah Pnr.cll. McQniliar» ,rho nuhgd hu ‘s while Purcell went nu t.

ag.

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llcCoiiqudlt' running bases-

Sunmdrlidethi lnnin8~-U_°°°“°““l"' struck out and quad mst oil * mum: P rc nrri ' hen hnurd the Ill!

rr rn. H

*No muh mm' .nd wg; put. ollt on

ani' V `\rr\..r Ghariottetown third inning.-Monigai;

~ rr-ri,n li” :t“ral§iii.r:iz°:i: ,rr °°'r-s:_i»r_it' ,Irriri ,Aq_.°l""'-

. bu "H-KL” _ lanes!! ` ' r _thlldv wxbria-T-¢ °= He* '°'

Emote did some dodging but Hennseeyr

L GAME I

Make Home Team

his run. `- I Summersiris-4th innings - Mclifurdo waited and reached first on balls with

McMurdo taking second and going hom- on n. hit.

ii’ /'

it/,;?;;_;;~_f‘ ~

, -JV ,_ir_ ' _ 'iii _.died t. ,V l,l\i\i‘ _

. ` _ _`

Mcliriurdo waiting for four balls.

Charlottetown - 4th lnniD8 '* Sharp”

struck out three msn_ln order- . Summerside-5th innirrl-W°l'l’" M' safe and iinaiiy reached home 011 PB“I"'] bali. More .rrr arr. sad caste, wiw rw fe' him rss." gd srrooud and died R°l“il lf’ third thus making three aut.

Charlo-.tstovrn-5th--Three men ou!-

Summsrsldi:s_ pitcher still Sharpe.

r iii, _A

,jf 2 gi’

llcnnes y makes a home ran. `

Summa slrie-ilth--Three men out in

regular order.

Charlottetown-(ith -Hennessy mads ay H horns run orr rr hir, wiiri throw to ilrst and

died. _ Summorside-7th- Three men out on

strike!- Charlolteiown 'ith-M\l8B\'QV°|I°ll' “ tw; '

brrggsmtrlding to second, stole third an* it gqnila tap on the bvck ol the head saved blur. Girrick hit and sent' Mi' l4"“'P home. - Summer-side 8th-MuMurrlo hit sate nnd reached home and Morr i-ron hit N a three bggger and dually reached ilome. _l

Charlottetown Sth-No safe hits, IID

runs. _ S.,,,.r...rrrr.ir»errrrr_naor» air, #is ris-

conri and started for third ns c ball sailed over Hennssay’r. head, but MuH~

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?. ' “U this i

_ 3%# rr),

Marne. citric! to moilfl.

mv; gr-.rtforri ir,lric ri itte third and

A rssrlutlon with this same mover hrrdi

seco.:dor was with reference to the alldgr ri'

Monteith

' Carrick

lost ball. Mr-Quillan reached third and gvghsp

ers and fans. II. Smith niivia a very gosri umpire. `

' . taken down and the sun shone on a clear

field when Bummsrsids received their

The Caledonia Club of this Province

' Wlere certainly favored with line weather,

l thc more acceptable nfier a night ol

rain, for tho holding of their annual ilatherlng and athletic sports. which took place at Georgetown yesterday. Georgetown was inholidnyattirs for the

occasion and for the expected visit ofthe Governor General and party. Fings were ilyiulr from every point of vantage and from the cruiser Canaria and other craft in the harbor, wlrllen very tins arch oi welcome spanned the street just opposite the entrance to the grounds where the gathering was held. _

By eleven o`oiock the trains from

the different parts of the Prcvincc lrgnn to arrive at Georgetown, each hesvi y leaded. People came from every district and a large contingent from Charlotte- town and the intervening station; accorrr~

Club, who wore their plnirls and bonnets ind were headed by their piper--r and Wor\h's Band as they marched froru the station to the grounds.

Added to the crowd brought by the

trains were many people who drove from the country round about and by the time the games were called there was n large assemblage.

The afternoon nth-lei ic and other event.s were carried out admirably and resulted

McNeill at bat, who hit and reached llrsir, “S f°"°‘"‘ ’

Puttinglightstone-1, John McPherson,

Montague: 30 ft 6 in; 2, Dan McPherson. Montague, 34 ft 10 inches; 3, Wm McLean, DeGros Marsh, 33 ft 8 in; 4, Vernon Shaw, Montague, 33 ft 7 in.

una ng h g esp Ilerh Campbr ll

Throwing light hammer--lst, Dan

7tlft 7 in;. 4th, Angur- M`cD.>nld,

Denied the members of the Crl donia.

Montague, 5 ft Hiiirr; 2rrri, Dan Mc- rilrfl William McLean. _ [‘here0n;3rd,John c1’herson. lioys`Itnce, undnr i6 lst \Vnllace Mc~ B

Satisfied

220 ynrrl race, an .atrur--1sl.l]'. Hooper,

Cirariottr town; 2nd, W. A. Scott, Charlottetown; Sh-d, D. M. McDonald.

Hop, step and iurrrp-Herb Campbell

401|; 2nd Neill Nicholson, Vnlleyilcld, ilJ ft. ii in; 3rd, Paul Durant, Sumrnerslflc, and Jack Mcpher-son, 1l'J ft.

Vnultlng with pole-ist, W Gillis,

Clyde River, and Charles McGregor, Charlottetown, 3rd. ll. A. Mr-.Gil|Ivr_'iy. Cardigan; live men wr-re 1 qunl for fourth place-\Vnr.McI.ean, W. J. Trrtinor, Enr- erald; Wm. Shaw, Paul Durant, and Ver non Shaw.

i20 yards race (handicap) lst. John

Mcpherson; 2nd,Dan MsPhs1son, :lrd Paul I)urant. -

150 yards race (Iloy’s]Higlriand Brigade:

lst. Guy Scott; :ind Roy Crosby; 3rd;

One nrile run (amateur)-lst Colin] Mc-

Nevirr; End. Jack Lamont; iird M. Mc- Donald. [tanning long j nmp-lst .lack McPher- son: 21 fi;§2nd Paul Durant, lil it 11 ln; ilrd Dru McPherson, ii! ft 10.

Sack Race-lst, M. F. McKinnon, 2r d

Herb Canrpliell; iirn E. Nicholson.

Dancing Ghillc Cullum-lst Vernon

McDonald; 2nd Charles Campbell.

Dancing lllghlnnd Fling-Guy Scott

and Charles Campbell, tied for first; .Tug of war between n team picked on thegroundx and the sailors ofthe Domin- ion Oruiser Canada was won by the home team. '

220 yards race, open to nllcomers who

had not already competed in this event

st, M Mc cnald, ‘Zrrd Mc onn ,

Donald; 2nd Neil Nicholson: Zlrd Dollar'

the Governor General and his party nrriv

Launching, 7i ft 10 in.

ed nn the ground and were greeted with

Splendid Day at Geoi`*getown=‘=Fine Program oi Sports==The Govefncr General iReceived=e Address. _An immense Growd Well

i three rausirig clrr°er~s. liis Ercellcncy was than presented with an address from thc Caledonian Club, to which he made a par- ticularly happy reply. Space forbids the public ation of this address which is sourc- whnt, lengthy, in this issue.

An address was also priscnted on lrehlill

of the Town of (ieorgetowrr, signed by (i. A. Aitken, tjirnirrrirur of the Town Council and to this also His l'Ixccllcni-y marie ar suit:\l»l0 reply. _ After this the distinguished visitors looked on while the l-oys ofthe Highland Brigade were dr-llleri, and they also witnessed an exhibition of Scotch dancing and the tug of war, after which they went on board the Minto, which had arrived in Georgetown harbor during the

,afte.inoon.

Rankin McLean. l

Tire program of`sports was continued

at the grounds and at its conclusion thc prizes were distributed amid much enthusiasm.

This brought to a close one of the most

enioyable and successful Scottish gntircr- ings of recent years. The arrangement made by the various»conrrriittees resu tco in every detail working out to perfection and the oillcers of the Caiedoninnijiiilr are to be congratulated on their man ge- ment.

All the people were safely and wjtirout

undue loss of time got away on their

homes in good time,

The speolnl for Charlottetown, with its

big crowd of excursionlsts and the _Club

R , I h I _ _I D _ D M _D ld_ members as well M the Boys Hlghi .rri

llrigade nnrl the Band nrrivrrl herr- hurtly after nino o`clock lust night.

Aprooession was formed and headed

McCo,.m|uk` L,,,mch|ng H7 ft; 2nd' Wm McLeud_ ~ by thc Band and thc plpers marched to

McLean, Britt 5irr; 3r_i, Vernon Sigur, About half past two in the afternoon me Cl”\’R°°'”" °" Q“‘“°“ 5""¢CI'» “'l‘°"‘*

all were dispersed to the music of Auirl Lang Sync.

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Montcith playing on first

nsiiadhim near second. This was the last run made and the game was Chai- iottetown‘s.

The players lined up i-s follows.

Ch'town position S'Side Purcell C Mctloiiough Harrison P SlJlll‘D€

lst li Morrison :ind ir lilonlgonicry s s Webber

3rd In McNeill

McQuillan e f l‘fl'l‘Y Musgrave I I ‘ Buote McDon`-iid r f !iicMurdf\

Struck out by Harrison-12. Struck

out by S_harps~l2. l{o\ne runs-Hem nsssy. Three b_\'|e' hits-Mon-Ison. Two bites hit-Musgrave.

During intsrlminsions Orator Barre gave brief words of advice to both viny-

snnrssy

f .' .

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2. .iwgnmv

Morrison makin] a three b'a'g.nir.

£52;

I Alt. r three ciieoni, and a tiger were gh.-r n for each team and the Summnslde' hon Isis. for home, the ropes, and nut were

‘U

'num wh* L(Qt|llt\h onllPlel~lllR`

first rleiset of the leaepn.

_llllllllill SllllliN'S

V~R-Elf! M ii`EI\.-'l hat everybody reads e

Milli A lliUll

Pears, Aug, 20-The Government has

received conilrmation from Fez of the rc- port that the Sultan has declared his intention to send a dopiitation of noinble Moors to Tar gier, hut neither the object of their mission or dare of departure is made known.

Tire announcement is regarded as rr.

lrluil'on the part of the Sultan to appease the anti foreign scntiruerrts nf the fana- t‘c<.

THE wt/mil-;ia'. p

Tonohro, Aug. :il (Spec’n!)~r\Irrlernte

variable winds, lair and about tho same

temperature.

Ctindc1rscdAdvcriiscmcnts

Too lata fnrGlaseitlcai.tnn.l

W* SEE P.£Qi£_6_}"’il’_£\TES _Q

“I ANTED-A goiri city girl wilh e

fair education to learn the typ:

setting.--Apply at Guardian oiiir-e.

F05 SALE-at .r bargain covered-in

crrrrluos almost now. Apply Large

8: Son, Upper Great George Street

8 -.i2dlwprl. _

WANTED~agiri for general house~

wcrlr. Apply to Mrs. J. C. Simé

Hlllsbo -

much Square. 8' 2‘.idtf

-_ .__

`VANTEl) -Two rooms, bedroom and

sirti~-groom, with open fireplace in

latter: Address Box 48|, Charlottetown.

. 8 -22dlwpd.

WAN'Fl€D-At unoe good smart girl

for general housework. Apply

Imrrrerii..tely to Mrs. S. Holger, Osbr rne Hou sv. 8-2 »ri.”»lpd

IPOR SALE. choice milk oaw,withcut.

Inuit. Price reasonable. Aézrply here

, 8-‘ iwpd

_ F I

LOST Somewhere iretwe n the ra l'

way station and West Street a ta

colored purse containing a sum of money and a rgiway ticker. Enqu'rs a GuardlanO oe. 8-2zril|.

°".;lt‘”“f'°.‘i° ‘anti ".°"’ir' \.¢ rt ' snr e

vicinlil; of the ndiliabgrrhuali Bridté a I dies, waterproof. li F arenoe ing

_ _ _ s-ziriaiprr

_ uiosningmmrasths news is thcn fresh an up-to-disk, and that at some time during tns ay everybody is likely

Will EUMIE Hllll ' lil PHlllUliHlPH

H/ii.u-‘/ix, Aug. 2l~Johu \Voodruil', Photographer Dr partment of the Inter-lor whois travelling through the Maritime Provinces securing photographs to lllus' trnte immigrntir rr literature, is in the City.

This move of the Department to

advertise the Maritime P_rovincee, ns well as the Wc.~t., will rbo ,‘. a great henrilt. to this part of Ciinadn. For some tirrir-. Mr, Viloorlruil' has her-n photo. graphing various spots in New_Brunsv\'ick and WcsternNnvn Scot Ia. During the past week or so Mr. \Voodr'uil` has been in Digby, Annapolis and Keritville. lie will spcrrrl some time in riretogrnphing scenes in and around Halifax and from hare will go to Prince iilward Island, Eistern Nora Scotia and ‘laps Breton.

lHl N|llli|l|Nll

iiiniiii mini

Sr Jbrlu, Augu-rt 21-Among the rem~e~

sentatlves to the Maritime iloard of 'i‘rnrlr in the city last evening wer.: A. W. Ea- kins and E. H. Armstrong, of Yarmouth, H. B. Short, of Digby, Geo Goddarri and R. Dawson of Btidgewater; M. G. l) ~~, Wolf and J. E. \Vs\d. Kentviile; F. (`. Whitman, of Annapolis Royal, (N S.) Rev. Father Burke, James E, Birch and iinrry C. Turner, of Albcrton; and Hon. Gro, E. iirrgirsi. caririoigsrowu (P 1~:_ I.) Capt. Joseph Raad,,‘bfSi1mmrrsido and Mr, Prowse, of Montague (l‘. E. I.), will arrive this morning. The rlelegstss from llallfax and Sydney and also the maJor-ity of the New Brunswick delegates will arr- ive this morning. B. C. Creed, offilallfav. the veteran secretary of the organization, has been in the city since Monday prepar ing for the meeting. The first session today will he taken up

mainly with matters of routine. A ocmmittre will be appointed to arrange tha list or subjects, and the orrler ` in whichthey will bediscuessd. I

It ieexpected hy grouping suhiecta of a

similiar nature under one head that the number can ire greatly redurcd.

ll#-ii*

to bar the Foods advertised while th "

ini ia stil bright and active

rliifercrxt special trains r.r.rl renchell their,

Keep l|lnard's Linlmeni in the houie. J

f`i`\

New roiirincn"

SELLING AUTOS

rch Mans Panic rn a treet Forces Sales and Cancelling' oi

0rd-ers Amounting to Fifteen l _ Millions. f

_._.l._&_.___ _.__._..1_i

R' ’ ° ° WIIS

Nl‘1\VY‘lll|* A|\l»£2l- (SlJ0¢|il\) MON tllilil The rich mnn's panic in Wall S.reet hai

two thousand New Yorkers, some of thorn

Alurrstnsrnnny more have voncclleri

orders for nrw iriaclrirics.

'ihese autrmnirilis rc|rr'esent, ri total

cost of over ilftcen millions of dullnrfl.

nr>rrle the trouble.

nking ng nrilllonnir. s, have sold their. `

automobiles within the last few

eeKE_ American oi'lm|ror~t.er| has .stories to tcll

Every riealerin high priorri macliines

of orders cancelled hy New Yorkers who

until recently we-'e gerrerttlly supposed to Ire rir,-ir enough to buy nnytlrlrrg they

`ilcs’r',i`r. '

THE _RACING AT

CA PE TRAVERSE

A Good Day’s Sports Yesterday f-Fine

Racing in all The CIasses=-Three

Year Old an Exciting Race=- ' 4 Large Attendance

CAM-1 'l‘n.\vunsn, Auirirst. :ll - (Special) \ great day`s racing took place nt the

Tunnel Track at Cape Traverse to irry.

There were three classes. The ilrsr. i

were Ozen ll. tirst; scconri Lady I‘fV‘*l)"\ third Ilnppy (leomc.

'l`i:c three year ulrl rate wntmost exvltf ng. Ozen w’n1;ing iirst and Evelyn Sfifoml

called was the 'l hrse Minute, in which Parklands won llrst; Lady Pnrkwood second; Nirrntlrir-.l; King Fourth.

The two thirty class was won by Lou

Helen s _ Violet Ii, third Pansy ll.

The ' 'ear Old tr-irnmed anyllrl/rg

ever se in /this cin riry. The st‘\1't:er>'

After \vlrich Evelyn met defeat.

A thousand |euie were in attendance

and were delighted with _the sport.

Pansy made a lovely rate for the Ali-

c amor.-1.

Mr. Irving's horses were admired for

their good condition.

MHS l|]lll’S EASE

IS NUW Slllllll

CoNr'onir, N. H. August 21 ~(Spccin.t)-

The suit in equity brought by the so»cal‘ed “next friends" for nn accouniing of the property of Mrs Mary G. Eddy, head Ol Christian Si ic cc ihurch was witlulriiw-

today ns the result of nn ngrerrnont reached out of court.

COMING EVENTS.

Red Rose nreei ingI,odge Priirce l-I.iwar-i

S. O. E. Pursrlny, August 27.

Mi\:rrd's Linimeni used iw Phvsiciin

I H E TU N N EL.

The tiunrllltrr \\'oTildNlie to know if the

L-sldents oi’ Prince Edward Island rcn‘ly

desire a tunnel to cor nect with the main land, and with this end in view each

person is roqucsicil to cut out the in-low coupon after wrlilni: in their name and

address, nn-i em-lrse to "The (luarriiarr, Ch:\rlottrtown", rrrnrklrrg “Tunnel” on

oroer of envelope. Everybody should endnt once. r

il iiitiinls

inuii iiiiits

O'|"|'A\v/i, August Lil-(Special)-Tire

bye-elections to iill the vacancies in St John, Northumberland, \Vellington and Lnnrlnn will probnlriy irc held on tire cigntcenth or nineteenth of September.

The date \vll| be delinitelv iixed at the

Government meeting on|Sa‘.urriny and the wr-its issued nextwcrk. '

lSlllllllli EHS

ilPPllllllN|lNl

ii.\r.ii‘.\x, August 2i»(Spceinll-Prof.

E. S'onc, a graduate of .\lcGill ifniversiiy and at present engaged with the Canada Grand Electric Company, Toronto, has

been nppolntcd tn succerrl Prof. .lack in thefchai of Civil liriginserlrrgat I)aIhtu~|s i.'niversl_ty ` Prof. Stone is a native of Prince Eduard Island.

t HICAGU MARKEIS.

TUNNEL COUPON.

des re wealth and px-osperii:y'tor Prince Eiwurri

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nnel conneetingth'slPmv nee

Island I would like to see a tu

with the ma'n and.

Name.

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I who receives adlmly print- _

out and san

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folded. badly rut, badly E 2 addressed, badly wrapped,

torn, soi'ed or incomplete paper of whatever irsue

. will kindly nolliy the Sub-

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