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an women come in. ` I ,EA ' e /;f_ "”,. ' ,..~.-\ `\ _\ `_ 1 ill!! can be

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"- °“"‘°' "'° °““ CHARLUPTETOWN. CAN A. SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1932 14 PAG1-:s t‘;'i‘.‘l..‘.......""""‘.1.‘.'.."'£'°£"...‘t°‘

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ull` T¢xt Of Judgment Il|llMllS'_l.|FE” In Commercial Life lTf rro rists Will

f Railway Commissioners THREATINED ` `

e February Tram Crash

Evidence Taken At Recent Sitting In Char- lottetown Is Reviewed By Chief Com- missioner Fullerton In Detailed Judgment 011 Accident Resulting In Dea.h _Of Four Rail- ` way Employees And Injury To Eleven Others.

Life In Danger

Tlgnish, on the Prince Edward Is-

to eleven. Following the accident the usual

investigation was made by one V0! the Board's Inspectors and a report made by him to the Board.

alter givin: the report careful

consideration the Board decided

Following the !u_1l wrt of the investigation into the whole matter of Imperial Conference delegates' illdlment or the Board oi Railway orresponsibillty tor the accident tourney to the ceremonial opening commissioners for canada, deliver- and it__waa. aecordlnslv. decided to or the welland canal tomorrow. ed by Chief Commission C. P. Fill- ihold a. sittings oi the Board at Canadian police today' stood sua-rd

l6l't0ll» K. C.. in the matter of .the Charlottetown for that purpose.

accident which occurred at Mileage The hearing was held st that radical type," stated to have avow-\

80.5. Tlsiiish sub-division, canadian point on the 28th day of June, 1932, ed intention . of shooting J. B. av National Railways, Prince Edward when the evidence of all witnesses. Thomas, British Dominions Secret- l I

Island, at 1.55 a- m. February 21, who could throw any-light on the a

1932; and the deternlinatlon of the question, was taken.

party or parties responsible for the The two trains involved in the

accident. . collision were No. all and No. 53. the capital, planning for his de-

Early in the morning of the Zlst both third class trains. No. 211

of February last an accident nap- oons'sted of two box cars and a ing, rumors circulated at Hamilton, pened in a cutting known as Hand- passenger car _with a. bassalo where the main body ofthe tour- rahairs Cutting, on the line of theloompartment in the forward end. ing delegates was visiting indusi.-1,1 to Detroit by his brother, who has long worked at the Ford factory. Canadian Nationiil Railways nearl and an"en3ine with a. sriowplough

,ahead oi 1_t. Bile was due to leave

land Division, resulting in the Bummerside at 12.01 p. ni. o'oloek death oi four employees and injury and reach Tlgriish at 0 p. in

No. 53 consisted of three coaches

and two engines with a snow- plaugh ahead. she was due to leave Oharlottetown at 3.40 P- lt. Sum- merside at can p. ni. and arrive in 'rignish at 10.15 p. m.

that the facts justified a thorough (Continued on Paso lil

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DUBLW, Auf. 5-(BY “IG C811'

" , ldllh PICS! Ulblbl-Th! DMI. ID- Fmst Hm' Sh2W_°'f‘i,lg3°_’;°2;31 l night approved President De Val-

` ' ' era's emergency estimate of 88.00°.-

000 to aid commerce and industry

.uric rlcniu august aard.

j silos-a-s-ai.

'.'Crrdignn Picnic, August Bth. - 4758-8-3-Wat-31.

"Special .show and ‘dai1ce, Mon- '~ Sallliduy night. sais- 8-d-ii

'-‘Ice Cream Festival and lunch- ililamilion. Saturday evening I liih. 4193-a-b-21

"Remenlbi°r that Ailgilst 10th is ilatc oi United Church Tap at miiih- -me-s-5-41

i‘Iilloiher Dance at Montague, dnesdlly. Aug. 10th. Charlotte- ll Orchestra. 4819-8.5.11

‘H092 River vs. Emerald ball 'Films begins at e.ao p. ni., fill. Anil. ll. sale-a-e~2i

‘ 1. 'Sie limi About Town" and en-

_ol cond dance Saturday night, -0. F. Hall, Montague.

(820-8-6-li

“lie crcum festival, Hope River,

ly. the oth. Pips music, out-

. dancinir exhibition. ,

4816-8-6-2|.

"C°me to the Ice Cream social mPi»<illid Ea.-lt school on August '_ Blniw. ball game and other

4833-8-3-21

for Binder at the lowest W. D. Ross. 4029-8-8-1l`

H Bus Service from Mur- “bor North via Gespereaux,

and Montague to Startins Monday

4781-8-4-Bi

'rrinity Church

Ausust Oth.

cream, cake and at 0 p. ni.

A 482!-8-0-Il -li

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in Pcal:e’s Road School Kilt- August sth, admis- lunch 10 cts. ‘If nidhtis will be held first fine

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By order of Committee.

Free

which has been dislocated by new tariff barriers between Great Brit- ain and the Free State.

After a spirited debate in which

opposition members declared the

Stats is hesdinl last for re-

volution "accompanied by bloodshed

,p » D e_,c1fa r est Fr e e

»ffi*“»’-'¢'l-”°f'._='"'*~'I S tat e H e a din g NJU..C......~.i..., Toward Revolt

COMING EVENTS, . . ____ _

and violence," the Lower House di- vided 58 to 42 in favor of the l°v- ernment proposal and adi0\1l1\°¢i until October 19. President De Valera reiected a

suggested advanced by Bir Thomas Inskip, the British Attorne¥°G¢ll' oral, in a speech at Stranrllr. Scotland, yesterday, that the door mu stands open for arbitration oi

*1“*” (Continued on Pace 10)

ea and the vary small ones.

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Canadian _Circles

/

i

Are Cptlmlstic

be °V ith the pusibility or nrliinhi

uit 0! IMG °°nV°’“tl°n° which ‘equal tml' " duty _ Us s A with letters from United Kingdom the continued rains. as the weather er W have been coins on dvrins W’ °"°“‘ ‘°“" °°""° " "°"”d °“ ‘°' delegates to the imperial con- has been mainly cool- Hoi. mossy i’°”°"’°“ "°‘“¢ ”‘“’°"°“ ’“‘° Cm' The Weather EfC

past two day! am°nl U10 d¢l¢¥\' '15'-1 b“"'°' “nd mmm’ “nxt W: ference. weather in the next few days would tions to the Imwiu E°°“°“‘i’° t°;“°°m:r';°£";1f“m:h:;‘°ud tm _ _ Tomo,-,,,w the MDM, of Bm. be likely to reuse blight, however. °°“°";°:; "‘.;.°”"'..°.:"‘..":§’ ‘.22 ..;. ..... ... ....... ,.....““..... =;;» or we ..°:::.".:;°§;.;§;:;i;:;“i 125;: °”“" much i r an Y ' She _ ll be far onher wily before 0 -

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wut It muimo W" tm my om iiansiewuglilh 1:4? great I M P , 'hs Punum' pm” fmm the Cam! I; B eggmwg ‘they $1111 bt; Dawson '... ... .. so oi them out it. 1 none will overtake her and transfer 'W °f °“ “B 0 0*” C 55 numenion _ .. rw T

» porali turf# will ._ 2

on Pmppal th" ::iT:h“;cl\;°` :hrmPWU;h;:x"n°° °:b‘°°n l --4- lm. mm' By .lr and sea the con- wetinlllnlllxialilguisvlit weather has held ‘ ‘R e d s , , I [ $655198! "` °" ' ' it

well received by the ' ' ference mail will be carried as _ Ottawa - - -- -- --- \

free trade TM 35°” P'°'°"“°‘ °° nw” WMHWGNN' MW' 5'°‘(A'1")" speedily as possible. “P h"‘Y”‘5~ S°"‘° °f me farmers B D t d .iiiimigr I' .f". °. '.11 gl' `

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“mm u nm um. be mm me already devloped quita a buai- lhporis ot tha United states in'

:il1w”;uol;n:?tom‘::ile?°ItIL be- hall for Canada and it il M9” Juno were altimlfld today W “I9 others still have considerable to do. --'- ;"]";; 'I°h" °°-- 3 ..

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'N ull. that it wiu be :ina ut rm emu ociulnnea Department to lim w~ Ma¢h¢rel Cause rncy received ii runner eeibucr QUEBEC- AUS- 5-<91' Th* W1' : ciT..l"..........m.}.`.E.m_.T.l__.__ on

Zzllilrlitryjpfarr grit- I pwlid by the o0l‘l!ci'0l\°¢- tailed $114,274.91! oomparod with M.ld S t, this `weel: from a heavy downpour “dm” Pf°5’)""M \ Niillt Of l-mi

as ,gg f g 1 t i hi .1 c fl _ concerted action of the Quebec At-'

ish cars, particularly of the hishsr _I ‘ 01 .0001 or _th corresponding l 8110 l OI! as n s an o ay mm” Genera! depmmem mm "mm somhnlmly “mas” mm

month est year .______ ~

°"° . U, /it the was time ina country ue- (canasiun rl-ceo "" UN 1"°d°f\l =“°h°fiii°= I “ww

Cauadl lwvllll

§mfrVl:;8d With it ld “Mn” Wfhd |9945 Vilma lt un-H0905 NEW Yonxv A»U¥~ 5-A well' a r r 0 w 1' of known Commlmwz Wu] N de' fresh westerly “'inda_ mostly cloud! “_ against $118,455,047 lor June, ini.; stocked trout stream on s preserve ported from this country in ti~is\

if f 11 I 1' e I a fl d Canadian imports from the in Canada! A tarpon run off the A . Mate very near future, it was lesmed at

yn ‘qu manor of the reqiled _ H H

fl’0lll Clllldb 101' PNf€l’9l\66l lll . _--1- Un/‘tid lub” by lllildlfv Fl0‘l'-dl WUC Oblliv? D00l’l. N€Wt Z.; _ Thee ;'aei;M:;ex;; ihunilorshnwersi

is ilgoiir

Rumor That Well

Known, Sinn Feiner In Hamilton Seeks To Assassinate Foreign Secretary.

'I’0RDN’IlO. Aus. 5-(By The

Canadian Press)-Along the route

lilinst "a Sinn Felner of the most

ry and one oi the leaders oi the Brit'sh delegation to Ottawa.

While Mr. Thomas sat quietly at

lrsrsrllrs Glrannsolyd IN UNITED srsrns

Prince Louis Ferdinand (LEFT) and Prince Frlederich August of | with instructions to gn over all its

parture tonight for the ollilbopen- 7755513. ll'llllll0l!I 0! the ox-kaiser. are shown at the home of Poultney

Bigelow, close friend ot the former German ruler, at Muidnn-,m.¢,h¢. Hudson, N. Y. Prince Aulust. who arrived on the Bremen, will bc driven

Be Punished ii/ith l`eatli In Germrny

Von Hindenburg Decree Would Impose Full Force Of Its Power Upon Those Responsible With Recent And Pisent Disorders.

wiF:»L!?. 5 - (A.P.) -T Six ‘phases to insure its legal efficacy am ° b°0dlll¢d and vio.ence Because the worst ct the troubli

. °U3 G¢1'ml!ly& political parties has been in east Prussia, Rudolf - has brought the goveminent to the Dlels, Counsellor to the Prussian

Wim °f f5s“m¥ I d¢¢N° Whidh Ministry of the Interior was ap W°\11d impose the full fcs-oe ci its pointed special commissioner to POW" UPOH those responsible for day with orders tc proceed is the "’°ubl°‘ K0€‘11i88berg immediately to lnves Pr*-“dmv Von Hindenhurs. no iigute the siiuuiion.

stranger to batik. is lihdcrlfbod $0] Franz Brscht, Federal Oolnlnls

'~ i“v° Prepared a decree which sinner for Prussia, publishes ligur

\ would impose the death penalty for 5, gg, evening ,meh mowed th”

_ extreme acts of violence. It was b¢¢w,¢n _mm 1, md Jury 20| 7|

`8Bld thdli We hld Submitted U16 person; were k}]1¢d ‘nd 497 wer( ,document t.o the Ministry of Justice

(Continued on Page 10)

NEXTYEAR’S

_ Conference

plants, that an attemm wha to be " made on h‘s life. several arrests

ing rslegruphed instructions nom`

(Continued on Pale 10)

SadFatalz°tyAt A

' _In Reply To

A lad_fataiity occurred at

_ Wheatley River yesterday sf- ‘ i ternoon when the 11 year old

son of Mr. and Mrs. Ausul- tilla Dealloohos was drowned lu Baekhanfs mil! stream while fiahinl. The boy had left home about 10 o’clock in the morning, and had gone fishing below the mill dam. He was last seen about 12 o’- clock by Mr. John Whear, Wheatley River, who was ai-

se flahlnl.

About 3 o‘cloek two lads,

Press Staff Writer)

dw has the complete picture cd

Free State. have submitted their proposals. Over the week-end,

i British experts will be examining

them, weighing the pros and cons. On Monday, British and Canadian

:::.’;'.°‘:.:.f..2°;“.::..t°;'..;::i Pa rl ey To En ter

I After Week - End

‘ Wheat(eyRive, ‘British Counter Proposals,

fers, Expected On Monday.

(53 °°°"l° 3*mb|°f°l\ Clhldilil Tomorrow, the conference sup

OTTAWA, Aug 5-Great Britain and adviser, will b, attending the

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1901111111011 offers and requests. A11 but the coming week will be one: with the exception or the Irish of mmm acgivim of the Mmm.

4°l°8\"°Y18 B100* 889111- Then, it U nation clauses very widely embodl-'

Activities

OTTAWA, Ont., Aug. 5-(By the 4

Canadian Press)-The visitors to

the Imperial Economic Conference |

Bargaining Phase _,W ,__ ,,W,__,,,,,m,,_ _

row afternoon oi visiting the can- tral Experimental Farm at Ottawa. The Minister of Agriculture and Mrs. Robert Weir have issued in- .“.‘:.'.“;':.'..°.‘: :...."'“°°.. .."". .:..:°..':'. ;;;»-°- M if ~=» -»»~°~_;;;; a. large attendance of Empire visit-

. .

Domlnlon Of' on and members ei ottawa ern- Mu' 1” 5'""'“ "°” mm* Tm'

cial circle is elipecteaasore than °"”“‘°°"""“"°"‘°“”"”"°"-

4,ooo invitations have been issued. M” "’ H°“' Mb” Wm' °‘“' In lm th. mmm" mvuuw usim anoiaio- or asrieulnue.

tions leading to tba establishment u"'t°°t Wm' wa” upmn” nftnenxperimenialrarmbi-anon ““‘ "”°’-°“ °' °°° "°‘° ‘““" of the Department el Agriculture yu" 'N Umm' “MW” umm* began when s. committee of the 100900 he” “num” w Bnum

conditions have much chance( ‘since then. 'lilo domestic consump- tion has greatly increased. 'rhel the hates of the British lil-Will( public have changed. In those dayi cattleuptoiouryearlolloawari snipped some the nuance. Nos

_.___ however, the British bel!-eater!

O'I'I‘A.WA, Aug. 5-(By The Can-

adian Press)-las than 24.000 head of cattle would be shipped to the United Kingdom next Year from

ponds activities Most delegates

official opening of the new canal

1118 Wh-l»¢h. it is hoped, will precede (omtmwd m B” 1°)

conclusion of satisfactory trade G

treaties. And linked with the pre- paration of these treaties will come ro we rs Ha ve

considers/tion od' the n»iost-!avored- Diverse Opinion

the sous of Mr. Robert Blev- ensou, went to the stream to fish, and saw the body float- ing in the water. Mr. Back. ham. who was workin; in the mlllrwla called. and re- moved the body from the wa- ter. The unfortunate boy had lwlrentiy been fishing from thesndofaloginadeep D001, the bottom of which had been scoured out by the eddylng current. An inquest into the same cl death is being held;

e ctnaaeia out will be ramiaciory to the 6°-

(B lt. K. Camesi , ins for another record in air mall tions are for an average yield per other 51 do the cmm Ls ‘dvmced romunued on nn 1°,

Y ul .___il.._

rn” sh" wt-nu.) mmm" itt.ils1;h°|,:e°vl°l,lddt‘¢)>ubbt: study' dclivofy I 'Dime will speed away acre for potatoes in this district,

ofrrsws Aus 5-Oawliw Tl” 5’ _ dl l l _ .

circles are very °l>"iml"l° “ ‘ "°' ‘"5 with °°mm°"bk “wr tm S B Sill” I<‘;}:l:hl1unil°b;xor?»o;f tillflcgiiillln isxrsomgiaruliaiciiot ill(l‘ll:llesii 12: Britain “° 1°w°r md yield g"°t" C*-_-*I

' ` l led 0!

orvevtcd. the British will indicate ed in British trade treaties with mmmlcron N B Aug ,_ “M um.. md um, dm

. . ., . small

::x cgqglxfgiongm H23; fesgref ‘°’;f’5“ P°W°""" This “muse "”“i“' (By The Canadian Press) - 'rlislyears and under are those required. ed to make in re Y P 99 Articles produced or manisfac- quasum or me “Mmm” W our ,nm um", th. numb” of mm(

so nr it is "'“1'uth’m1‘- “tively in- tgilred in the territories of one of “dim p°"_to_‘mwm‘ "dim “lm” cm". cm ",911 umsbed 'the British hwe made no ° high °°“t"‘°““g partie" im' removal of the embargo en Can-| Dui-lnsthelast fiscal year cndihl °°,,,,,,,,1,,,,p,,,,,,,_ asian potatoes new in mee inlluureii sl me canada shipped is

(mntinued °n nge 1°) Great Britain, had produced div- lGreat Britain 29.734 heed 0! GSW'

.. **'_`*“l”'°; me opinion ln new Brunswiclnfahe shipped to rn-liisa states SM

W1 I I C (1 1' T y Average P0 tat-O some shippers believe that the em- ‘heed of beef eattle. also mire brd

borgo should be removed. Others cattle, 5,463 dairy cattle and 16.471

C0nf€T8nCe Yie Expected say the opposite. lcalves. »hm me ex

w .

Fran! W e I I a n d In Carleton C0' The supporters of the removal Until two years 18°

argue that it is discriminatlonceedlngly high tariff was levied bi

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., Aug 5 - '_'-"

against Canadian potatoes and that lthe United States 8891955 Clfladm' the removal would give Canada a be f attic nearly the entire sur-

-isy 'rhe canadian press)-scriv~ woonsrocx, aug. s.-1ndicu- chance w enum mum. on me ° °

that cost oi production in oi-est*

ada or into markets supplied by ’ Canada during periods of low pro-

onto_ Aug 5-Minimum and Maximum

.___.___-_l- temperature!

ii;

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:1L2‘.L‘2._.%Za;‘?.

have their hay all gathered but e ep 0 r e Qui,” ,__ __, _ _

Ottawa and ripper St. Lawrence

fair and warm with locnl tlrrinri»r» slinwsrl,

Northwestern Quebec: Moderate ti

lwroming somewhat cooler,

Lower St. Lawrence Valley: Meri

crate to fresh sniithweslrrly wllills Dnrtly fair nm] wnrin, scnilered

Lillie Ei, Jlnhn: lifnilernta in frrnl

“lb [Of ul# t'0 ‘nuff l.w'%'m u °°mp.r.d 'nh lug Ymte" emud ny todny' Fw' rub CLINTON. PRISON. DRDIIC uw ted in southwesterly winds. l‘:rr;`l.V fnir and

s

uw Bu poem” to be so iar a. BUFAHF. Northsaullvland. Au( Jana. wharaas tba Dominions ex- in their own dirty harbor, whsle mon N Y Mg 5___,,m“ Tnlmlwho are sc present aroera sz: 1| waging 5-(A.P.)--A solplana baarinlham-'paris absorbed south of the line ferries chu; Jersey commuters _No_' 215-mlwho has ,wht 11 “lthe Quebec Jail, following their f IW WM. "nv `md`_ for lltfafalioa on`whsat and il ll! M4°_D°°'ld' Pm" umm” °‘ 'm “mn W ‘ um. W" “'°°°'oo0|b.ck md ‘mth md mlm' “"5” 27 years in Jail has a new cellmate °°"vM-on fornslhe Nniotlbmy phy; l‘?:r?nbI;r:°m° lirh¢`r=?uiier`e.l( ulilcw- ,amu m_i,h||i_,ysustralia.'i\ii|dou Great Britain and Lord Imam- .lsports tooasladain June drop- bully bis ocean liners around. ,, ,pm-.,W_ mn; ...uni fly nw, ned in the icllyn r bgverlf me gsm to pa' meeting with much derry. Secretary el Italo fu' air ped to p0.4sl,M‘l from sl|,00l.0id thousands of mackerel teamed in me freedom that iron 1,,” deny W months ago, an a 1 réglmonu io ‘,:‘,:',',t,,I;’ f¥|,;,|,;\,',`,:‘.. w:;,‘.‘.‘. ,mme fn; ,M “vig 'ng mum qc said to be in the Brithh cabinet. llillittd inltor June 1081. lrports to the Unit- from tha asa. T,-aim, othefl Wh° °°°*l;¢d H ded \'° ,,,,,,,,_ ‘ V lqwnuq W ‘mm my preference Belfast this evaninl-._The two aim ed Kingdom dropped to til,308.'l82 It dldn‘t tabs fishermen long to Traina, , for-me, Ne, yang at the time, are ein; icuii up particularly to the extent or five metered to Ind Iaadonderrra hom ti0.I1l,aas. _ rind out about it, either. rlordee holdup man, wrote prison ofglmlu by oiiiocrr or the Royal canadian

t 600785. Imports from Canada amounted lined the bank in the vichil of the he had a "perfect day" when he Mounted Police. .

\\-nrm_ sraitererl ihunfil-r nwrrs.

Gulf limi north shore: .\in|lr>rl\io it

1-ra.

Maritime prn\'l|ir1~s and Ainorlcna

h rl wlnla

High lille this sftornnnn nt 1,19 and

tomorrow morning nt 1,54,

Sim anis this evening nt. 720 nnd

'il

rin:-s inmnrrnvl' mnrviinrr nt 4.. ,

First quarter liionn 'l‘u<-allli_v Aug

ersuealuebuunracuohwv' *\°D°°°|‘°“° be cirsrad substitute.whether No political sisnilioanoa was at- to 310,105,818, as ssainst |32,9o2.t95_quarantina station and lied in gouge n wow-_ for thc eparrow. Among those who have been or- ,, M, ,_ “_

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mired to the Prima l|in'|tsr's visit. for the same month last year. Thanisii as me ss they could ini-cw ci mink it wr.; ine only ...inn dered deported bv the Fedwl 00'-

a pleasant as Viscount Oraipvcn. the Primo Uhitad llnldnn sent goods valued'out their lines. in Dennemora." he wrote "l iris ernment all-e such: nragztiih.

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ggwwmw Minister ei Northam mined. and .at 89.18.811 to tba' United states. Hunsrybiaaiish chased them ei. everywhere without finding one. willeln rr -

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"*"‘°°" nusn M Pollock. tha llnaasa as compared with 0li.0w,'i'1 ice some authorities said- others blam-Finsuy I did rind one under thelnmil sulsa. xaile simolo, W .

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