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CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA,

‘THURSDAY. JULY I, 1920.

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‘Jailer Sweeney Seriously Injured by Pris-

oners who made a

(spadm 1° T116 Guardian). MONUTON. Juno ltd-A sensa-c

110m“ h“ breﬁkint; "P1500"- Wilf- N" Brae inst

Successful Get-Away

Vtlnbtlskirk was doing time bo- ause of theft of an auto in Sunny 1011. wllile MacDonald

ported front Dorclloslor last night was cmtvtctpd u; “Mann”, ,l.hm_w

wllen word reached tllis city thntrmm v1,- S qhnm n. ' e - - L "fl . Alllvilie.

W1111ﬂ1li Vallbuskirk, Josepll

nuts, George Maclittnalltl unti otller ilristltters itttippt] klmckell 101101‘ Sweeney oil tliet

bend and illllllc their get-awtiyJ

n11'tlllt' (ltltor out:

of Lewis- _ froln jail ston hilt was captur-

lle es ‘ttpod

5l111l1betl seine illoilills later tit Mlnit) tutti

llkeu back to tho floutlty Juli. "Willi Atlituts is the titan who was

Rtllllo tlllle between 8.30 anti 10.30 qt-nt up for ‘trial oll l cl f ~ - t large (l

tfcltlck. Part iculart-t

"1 m“ 1““"~*“=l"1t oll~l Rel-tllat: an illlct still.

l 1k . a ' l. t ‘r l ~ t

lfPl. were uleigrt list lllLlil. but smpitg rM-tn-d is unknown Lam] it is llntlcrsititltl that. tho lhloo (Wptilipp received “rot-ti ti,“ H", h“ t- .;'..-....' ‘ “ out Ytxligflg tutu liliklilt, tllott (s bu,“ occurred about 8J0 (pcmck otlilo stl ously liljuletl itliltli Swell" and that jallor Sweeney had been

P)’ before tloitlg at). q

lliie SPPtllllSly hurt.

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Three Killed t '-_ In Hotel tlollapse‘

t$pecial _to The Guardian). tBUlllllfAlLfl Juno 20.——'l‘llrtlo men 'WE1‘t‘ k111l‘ll' ﬂuil three were injtirotl itl the t-(llitttlso of tho fotlr storey Stttlleriuittl hotel iii lower .\tlttin street today. Ailttrow llurils, it elork, is missing and ts believed to have been kllletl. ADD DEMO

CONDENSED svicuist

‘CAR FOR HlRE.—PHONE 339-Fi. roan-an -tr. l TO RENT HOUSE AND SHOP, 0 rooms lloustlgnot vacant for a nlotliilis limo. Apply 18 Upper 1233-7-1 3i. i WANTED.—SUMMER BOARDERS in country bottle. Apply “E" care‘ of Guardian Office,

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1237-7-1-21.

FOUND.—A SMALL PUNT‘ AT Governor's island. If not clalmotl in 0 (lays will bo sold. J.ll. Jutl- son, Governor's lsluntl. ‘

‘ "52-7-1-31

WANTEDa-“HEAOHER FOR ST. Mary's Road School. Supple- ment. $100.00 Slprliig tlntl fall vu- oltiou. Peter Gormley, Soety

l

B. fifo tvhe:tt flotir. (Roller tii-tltlt-ss)

AT tCROSBWS MILLS, CFOIC

ilow $0.25 for lluiltlretl lbs. iWltolo or crtlsltotl wheat. for cllickoils at $4.75 per lllllltll‘i‘ll

lbs. 1255-7-1-41

WANTED-A SECOND CLASS tottehor for Etlritsoilffe St-ltool. Stlpploittettt. $100. Apply to. J.l-I. Carver, Rent-claw tg53.7.1.g|

"WANTED—'l‘encltol' West (love llonti Seltool. Suppleinotlt $150.00. Apply to Jaull-s S. hlntilletv, Sec. 1245-7-1-11

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FFIRST OR SECOND tllnss -'l‘enl-.li- or for Lower Freetown School. Supplelltellt $100.00. Prott-stllill preferred. D. M. Bernard, Sony. of 'l‘rtlstcos, Freeiolvil. l2~lil-'t‘-1- Iii. pd.

Another Revolution Starts In Mexico

(Special to The Guardian

V'EltA oituz. Jttttc lt0.——’l‘llero's attotlter revolution itl Mexico. ileu- ortll tlarrtls Ostlila. who is Stilll()|i' etl ilenr Victoria (‘tty in tllo staio of ‘Palirltllilns, rcvtlltltetl yesterday tlgnitlst the "Dela. lltlerta govt-rit-

uncut, giving as his reason tllat ho ~ is not iil ngreetut-ttt

with tlouortll Obregoit attti has tllorttftlrtl taken titp nrmslagtltllst him. Obregtltl ltas ortltirt-(l itleucrei Artlulro (louver. alltl Porititlro Gotta-ties with suffi- cient troops tiiltlt-r their oomiilulltl to pursue Osulta. l

General Lucas . l Not Yet Locate

(Special to The Guardian).

L-(YNdlON, Julie Ziibs-Nlysiory still surrounds the locality oi‘ tllo hltlillt-l illtice to trllich the Sinlt Ftltilers have ttlkeu llrigatliet‘ General Lu- cas. (ztlpiurotl while Oil a fishing trip ip Ireland. Tile Evening News however prints ll story tonight tn tllo effect that a friend of the (leu- eral has received a letter from the prisoner (ioiiveretl in secrecy, lll which lle says he is being well treatotl . Tlltl (lelternl also tleelar- cti that it looks as though ht- will be hold a tlristlilcr ‘for several weeks. .

Financial Conference Again, Postponed

(Special to The Guardian

PAlll-S. Juno fl0.—'l‘llo interna- tional fiuaitoitll conference to be holti at llrttszsels was postponed bot-atlso ille allies have not reach- ed a (itlfiilite agrt-enlollt rcgartitttg tllo exact tlmoullt of llltlcmitity to totl front (lornlntly, Loon our is tlerlaretl in a letter ttl Prt litter ltttllerluti llitiili? public to- day. llourgt-tlis tloclaretl illc fixa- tiolt of an lutlemtttty was ltot-ossatry‘ for Europefs (lctliltltliit: stability as well as for the success of oronolitic tlisetlssitiils tlt‘ the League of Nu- ttous council.

‘WANTEQ-Tetlcller for (‘amp~ ltelltoil School. No. 02. Silppltl- lttont $175.00, Mltlsuillttior Vaca-

tiotl. ll. ll. Mcliny,‘ Sotn, New 1., . .

Loutioll P. O. .40

'WANTED.—Sorontl (‘lass Teach- er for Upton School. Supplement $100.00. Sillnmtlr vacation. A. S. Morson, llrldgottltvil.1242-7-1- tli ptl.

‘FOR SALE HENS AND CHICK- ENS 04 llyl-ltltl Avenue. Apply between 7 aitd 8 in evening. 1248.

._.___.---..._-___._.._..._- *WANTED PRINCIPAL for For- tune Bridge (lrtitletl School. Stip- plement $130.00. Apply to Wur- retl Aiillou, Sec. llox 28 ll. ll. 4 llollo fBny West. 1230-7-1-31. "

‘MAID FOR general ltoilsoltlork. Apply 143 Euslon St. 1251-7-1- 4l. ptl.

‘POSITIVELV NO ADVERTISE- nlonts accepted at this office for next day's issue after 0 p. m. unless paid for in advance.

‘FOR 8ALE.--HEAVY BROWN paper suitable for putting under

oil cloth. Apply at Guardian. 0004-5-28-tf.

..________.__._.___..___ ‘WANTED-MAID FOR GENER- al housework. Good ‘wages. Ap nly Mrs. Lloyd Wellnar, 154 Prince Street. , 09020-23 ti.

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‘TEACHERS WANTED - FOR Montague School; supplement; Prtztcipal $300; vice Principal; 0175; two primary departments $170 each: lttrlta qualifications and experience, if any. Reply to W. A. McLean. Montague.

June l0 nldte at

‘WANTED BOY TO LEARN drug

German Government

tlienl if Spn tlelcgtites tlro forced to return homo empty handed uiltl atlnlit to tho peopla that they were unable tto win tiny ameliorating concessions from tho cntente. This viow may be thought i0 11PM '11" flavor of propaganda. it is hold in certain official quarters having ilto greatest lutcrost itl ultltntnin- lng tllo presoilt~ government and tltere is lilo same. feeling unloug IIIIOYHCl-il bllt well inforulotl gutti- orings of Germ-ins. ‘

Y DECREAsE lN PRODUC

HEAV IN CAPE

TION OF COAL BRETON

MONTilE lnion (‘out (l stated lhnt they have four thous and fewer nlon employed than tltoy lluti output per man it will rotldlly be decrease in llfilll been. Tho output

declining seriously for

000.000, compared with 5,100,000 tons inst your. '

The output per man each your gives considerable enlightenment as to why Canadian manufacturers are being compelled to pay off their hands and shut down their plants. Tho peak nf nlan-ilrodtlc- tlon by the your per mun, during

May Go Out

'l‘olllght, it is clllliltlltl (15 ‘llﬁlv ardian qutlllfleti utlrsos are lli y a to ‘Dldilsllalgfal i:tt_t1he:t§i'rttsrc is 1‘3f,§’r‘:“,1,',,.“t',‘.i1t.. .“.1122idﬂtnllfltttytrilli: strong likelihood that present admin ‘gnﬂrbn MM‘ ‘$0M. mm ‘Om, muw isirtltltiil of (lcritiany will be thrown m“ Smut Mi,“ Jacobs, "fused ‘"11" “t WM” “m” "“1“11"'Ts‘°‘1‘m1 to loin in tho walkout. by a thoroughly soctallstlc govorn- <

AL, Juno 30.—Tho Dom oniptlny this morning

now ln 1014 tind as the is appreciably less seen what ll heavy uctlon there has has been steadily several years as tho table shows that in. 1913 the total tons mined was '7.-

Wiping Out The Bubonic Plague

(special to The Guardian VERA (IRUZ. Juno zto-sttttt- tary tlfllciuls today nnictl progress lll the ciliilllﬂlgu to stamp out ille death was reported apt] no m-w bubonic plague llcre. Only one (lontll was reported allti llo no“, cases ltatl developed.

LONDON, Juno 30.—~'l‘lio tlugek ndvatlce itl Asia Minor has heetl halted to permit tho ctlllsolldtllioll of present. pUSllltJllS according to a Smyrna (ltspatch today. Tho Pol- ish forces were forced to retreat ill the Ukraine before a llillSllPl/rlf tiitnclt acconlliii: to a Moscow wire- less received here.

ltOMid, Julie 30.—~ Efforts oi’ the Piilllﬂiﬂs t0 call a general strike tltrotlglitlut ltaly have failed. Nenl'~ 1.‘! every shop lu tho country is illlPll autl tho vast majority of tho lilon are working. The only real strikers thus far are the tramway illon anti the stuuo masons. WOW

League of Nations Aid is Asked

(Special to The Guardian LONDON. Juno Stir-Polish re- presoniniivtts here have ttpprtlnt-h- otl Sir ldrit: llrtliiltlltintl, Secretary lenoral oi‘ the Letlgile of Nniiotls ill ilu tlifort to obtain tho lleagtleis (lfllcos toward n l.i‘l'llilllill.ltlll ot‘ lllQ war beitvttoti Poltlntballti Soviet ltussin, it. was learnt-ti today. Drtlul- montl was reported to have been toltl that tlllitlss action was taken illliitotliatoly Poland fncotl both in- ternal uutl Plfiﬁrllill tlallgors, over which ller loaders folt great tlppro- llensloll.

Farmers’ Party g For Quebec

(Special to The Guardian). MONTREALHJtlilo. :l0.—--'l‘htl for-

io the llnitetl

along similar lilies is tho principal

ifariucrs oi‘ Ontario object of lli(l retreiltly foruletl lltlit- ed‘ Fill-liters’ Asstlttllilltlli of the prtlvilttztl of tltlehoc which (lilenctl its second congress ill MfllSSOiltlllVl‘ lidarket today. it is the intention of the association to nolittiiato alitl silpporl agrarlail tlii-itlhors ill the Federal llouse to lh-ttreseiti the in- terests ot‘ (lltobtlt: tlKT1<‘i\1ll\l‘1-‘*1-‘ and their illntforiu their constitution. ._.___.

Strike oi Nurses Brings Dismissal

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LONDON, Ont. Juno ‘lib-Seven- teen nurses who went on a sym- pathy strike at lSpeetltvtlll Military llospltnl at (luelpil YPSWYUQY ‘ille tiofiuitoly out oi‘ their position (till will not ille l‘F'lll!-‘-lii‘l('(l', ilotwltit- sittndtlg their war records. nocrlrtl- lug to those in touch with tho hlilittiry Hospitals Coulmissltitl ltero, tinder the tlirootitlil of which (iffico Spoetltvell is operated. Neither‘ will Miss Pollock, a vot- erail of tllefliltttpies llosilittli raid. for wlloso reiitsttltt-tileilt tho ilursrls struck, be reinstated. All are rut.- eti as having rt-ftlseti to ]lt‘l'[til‘iil ditty in attctlrtltliitrtl with itislrttt. lions. The trouble ltutl been ac- eutiitllziiittg for some tllontlts, anti Ottawa ls rotiorttltl itl have issued lliSlPlltJllflll to tho officers (llrectiy coltet-rlloti that til tho event tlt‘ any refusal of tinny. the nurses (toilet-rit- t-(l Slltlilltl be instantly nittl ]l"l‘lliilil" ontly l'(‘ill()Vl‘t'l front tile service.

Twenty lllllion _ Dollars for Nova_ Scotia Companies

MONTREAL, Jiiilo 30.-—Prlor to his departure. to New York. froln which port ho sails 'I‘ll\lrstlay for England, Colonel \V. Grant Mor-- den, who htts [littyttd the principal part in illc negotiations relative to tho new British Entplre Stool (lorportitions, expressed illnlscli as satisfied with the progress of the consolidation, slitting that lle would return to Canada. later in the sunlmor to participate in the final rounding out of the big mcr-

ger.

"For the present. at least." said Colonel Morden, "my work is finished. All that remains now arc tho formalities essential to the (infinite consummation of our plans, tlnd willie this is being effected l sllull spend my time in England in consultation wltll my associates there.

"l have agreed with the boards of the Dominion Steel Corporation and the Nova Scotln Steel and Coal Company to cur-ititirk tippl-oxb

can cotlilt upon lnort- tllnll half the

mmmn m. n fmwnvrs. imhpnndenl yesterday f\ll.(‘l'll()t)ll_ Judgement e

as tluiliiletl in .

ntatoly $20,000,000 of tile $25,000.- 000 l have arranged to secure for the IlOVPlOIIIHPHl anti tillprovcmetii

THE lllNllllill HESUlT I

Norris Candidates in Second and Farm tioll of Groups all

feated

(Special to The Guardian

WIINNlilPISFIt Jtlile Ii0.-—Mttni- ioba's polliltatl future tonight. is

ctoutletl itl llltlch the same uncer- taitiiy as ilPPVfillﬂil lll ‘Pol-onto wlleil Ontario litttl voted last fall (ixcept tllat lilo largest single group wllicit will sit. in ille next legislature of illts province will he ilditt-rents of the Norris govoriliilt-nt, with labor ilrlllrlbll‘ sectind. and farlilers, itl third tllaoe. Whether m- not Norris will contintlo as leader of the gov- ornulctlt is tl lllillltll‘ which cannot be stated ltliligllt with tiofiitlte- Hells. lt (loos it'll appear at a late hour tonight that the government

elected mouths-rs and this osilllltlttl is reached ily zisstlittiilg that lttllf a lllOft‘ iutlt-iltlutiont and fnrnlers‘ ctttitlitlattt: will support Pvt-tiller Norris in the essentials of ills policies.

The government seems to have elected lllllﬂlﬁflll cniltlltltlttls wltll a DOShllhllllY. tit’ sonuriilg Iilllllil throt- iiloro. llrlder a itrottllrtitlntlttl ro- tireseltttliion vote t-lie (‘nilservtl-

Ellllllillﬁ N IJNBEHTAINTY

Majority with Labor ers Third. Co1nbina- Elenlent of U1lcer-

tainty. Conservative Leader Willis De-

tives have silt nptinroili certainties. tlerllntls two more in Witlitiilog; tailor, sevt-ti itleu elected. Wiltiii- peg (.‘X])\"('lt‘tl to give illottl tilree or four iiloro. (thrillers have uino ilit'llllll‘l".~‘t and itltloptlntlents are ililitillti-rtttl at. four. Two tloforrt-tl (‘|t‘t!llf)ll. Pits and Rupert's island t-ven ll‘ they elect Norris candidates will fail to give tho goverllillt-nt a lilnjtlrlly ilt illll House. Labor will ]li‘t‘S('lll. the st-t-oild strongest ilrottp in ille poxi logislatitre. tiltintliilber~ irtg _llltl l'f)ll.‘ll'I‘VllllVl‘S‘Wlltl, il('t't|l'tl~ iug to latest returns, have lost lht-lr lontler, ll. (l. Willis in 'l‘urilt- Nltulniniu. Appttroiltly it is pos- sible for iiltlopoiltltiilt and farmers who will have seats in tile llousr- to. organize into tlisiinltit grottps which would be ablo to hold i110 balance of itowt-r hilt iii this con- ut-ctioit it is telniuletl by itlbtlriies that at. least. three men of this number, Little ot‘ Iiorlutifttl Plains, McKinilr-l of ltockwotltl anti Eul- mottd of Swnll iiiver, are counted ilptm to give tilt‘ Norris ‘Govern-

ment general support.

t suntiiii count

The enso of lﬁiozl vs. tho Provin- cial llatlk of‘ (‘tlltatia was t-tittcltltletl

The rottrt. then adjourueti until rrt- titty liitlflllilf-j. __._.._4-0Q___._.

105,000,000 ESTIMATED POPULA-i

TION or THE u.s. i

\\'.\SllIN(l'l'ON, June 2ti.—'l‘lll‘ |ilfl]iiititl"ll trl‘ (‘tini|tttilt»-l~ l'lliit‘tl ' is tlrlliilillvil at ltiTt,l)i)0.tl0(i

_- a. llili, t-rit-t‘ st lllr- t‘ti "lil-t llltrenil. lli i< bl l oll the (‘illllllllliul ilopillti-

llilllﬂ o!‘ 1.406 tritit-s tlild tilwlls for whit-h rtntistics have been ail- ilottiltetl.

Th l‘ ilterortstr over lllltl is illneetl rtt -.l rltli lIl.0flil.000. showing the grordit of tho country has not kept utt-t- with tito previous ilPPlillf‘, Al- ttz. ‘ taimillttio cossniiolt oi‘ imnli- gratiou (luring the war is tho chief reason assigned for the falling of: in growttlt. Other stiggostttttts were. tltt- two itlfltiotlztl t-tiitlt-tltit-s. return oi‘ nlit-lls to their tlaltive intitis anti (lentils of soldiers abroad -.ttl(l at ltotlto (lttrlilg the war.

The aggregate populatlotl of tho cities nutl towns on wltich the esti- tilaic was utatte is 4i, ‘J54. 'l‘|tis it‘. an avetage gain oi‘ .> per (tent. coiuilaretl with lift pt-r f'('lll. ill ille previous (lecntlc.

RESOLUTE IS THE FAVORITE

SANDY HOOK. N. J-. Jllllt“ 30-- Sbatilrtlck lV which will llll‘t\l lle- soltiie for the Alll0l‘lt‘2l's (‘up off Sttiitlydltittk next month. today tie- fotliotl lter trial horse, the tZIl-tneior Sllalilrottk by threo inintttos autl sc- voil socoilds ln a l5 1-2 liltlo race.

The yachts rtlcotl from the Atti- brosc (‘lttlnllel ltgblship in n point off Shrowsburtt. N. J., anti ilack. Froill tile sioanryncltt Victoria. Sir 'l‘litliuas Lipton watched his iwn green sloops. lle ltntl aboard a big party of guests, itioltltlillg firomon who snvoti llto Shamrock lV from tlestrtlotloli last fall when a blzlzc hroko out at ille (‘ity island yards wllero silo was stored.

Yaclitsluen who watcltrtl ille race in the best ltroozo yet enjoyed. do- nltletl tltnt the challenger for ilto America's (‘up ls better as a light- wcather than as a heavy-weather boat.

lt was plnttned to have them go over the course twice. a tlisinnce of 211.15 miles itut fl wind which freshenotl frntll 10 to 20 knots caus- etl the trial to be ended nfior the second log.

Carrying only main-still, stay-sail anti lib, the Shamrock iv crossed the lino at 12.215240, sixteen seoontis after the 23-moter boat. On the bent to Slli‘(‘\\'S'lilll‘y rocks, silo mntlo an actual gnln of two iltln- utes atttl twenty-two seconds. Tile turning time was 1.20258 and that of the trial horse 1.32200.

0n the run brick. however, with spinnaker broken out, she was able to gain only 40 seconds more. bringing lter across the line at. 1.- Sllziﬁ or two minutes. fifty one sec- onds ahead of the 21l-meier bont. l-lor allowance of 10 seconds, how- ever, brought. her neitlnl gain to 3 minutes 7 seconds. Wall Street is

displaying great interest in the forthcoming yacht races. The Res- olute ts the favorite, odds of two

of illc undertakings of tlt two com

tile war was- 1910, i100 l 500; 1919, 400.

business ono with n. ltigb school education preferred. Appl-y by hi“! to Box 81,3. Ii. Atl-N-tf. . ' . .

\

‘m... 1e17, coo; 1018.

pttniea. The greater part of tho $20,000,000 roftlrrotl to will come from Great Britain."

to one in favor of its winning bo- lng offered. One big shipping man in tlte ftnmlclnl (ltstrlct ls adoring $1.000 against $1.200 that the

New York Papers‘ ‘ increase Price

(Dom. Press Special.)

NldW YORK. Juno BfL-Jloginu- lug t.oiuorrtltt' the price of the Even- ing ’l‘olograttt will ho three cents, Frank A Muitsoy the owner ail- uotlnct-ti totln-y. Tho high cost of labor tlud lltWVSDPllll. ilnper was given as illc reason for tho raise. Tile Evening Suit also a aittustly tlubtictititul will go to three cents oil July 1st.

Pu s. lleschanefs 1

l

ruperntitg after ftlllitlg frtliil a rail-

pletely rosloizt-(l :llt(l that the res 1t».t(l t-tlilltilt-tttly tllillteraietl the ef- itt-ts oi‘ the shock lle sustained ilt his fnll.

THE LATE JUDGE IE. A. MAC- DONALD.

Wllose SlliltlPll death yostertlay_ ltloriliilg is recorded in this issutu.

COMPANY HAD ‘ate YEAR.

FRUIT

__...__ KIONPVILLE, June 20.—'l‘lie an- nual meeting of illo iliilietl Fruit (‘tllilpatly Lt(i., was held in Kent- vtlle today and it was largely ll- toutled. Tile reports of the ilrcsitl- lllll. as well as illc Board of M0 - ugoliltlni lutlicnttltl tlltlt the pa: year of the coltlpany was the itlost successful they had ever hurl .tllc turnover being ttrotind three liltl- lion (ioilnrs for the your.

-'l‘he ttl:itl.er of the erection of otintterles utltl vlltegar plants as rt". coiliiy ordered by the Board was tutti-arsed anti the first start will be at Aylosftlrtl, where n cannery, as well as a vttiegtlr factory will be erected and rotitly for business thlst season.

Anotller important cltled was tllat lieroaftoi- Scotiu nplpes will be packed in boxes instead of barrels. This will place them (is fur us packing is concerned on a par apples. '

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ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS- MEETINGS, ETO

nlnttor (ie-‘ Novtl

"POSITIVELY no advertise ments accepted at. this office for next. day's issue after 0 p. m. nn~ lees paid for in advance.

"COME TO ICE C ial at South Winston Thursday 8th. if stormy following evening.

Shamrock will win one race.

1221-0-‘40-7‘

Suspects Arrested

the following tlnsptltcll front its (litzlwti roresptlntlent:

flPPlPtl .

llcatth Restored.

PAllliS, Jilnc IitL-Palll Doscilan- _

el, Presitlottt of Franco. returned to H hump NW1...“ o! caucus [m- 1’11l‘1$ 1011113’ 1mm 1115 511W "1 m“ ,'l‘lllil‘Sillly will be glvou out to- prtlviitces where he had itv-t-u rtl- mwmw

way train stvorttt Wet-ks ago. lle‘ tlet-iart-ti his health was now ram; “mus work ‘vrwkod MS hmhlh [Inst

Sir lloury Draytolt. Minister of Fitt-

lltho (‘outmonm Either of those Min-

with westernllnet reorgtini

At Halifax

(Sileclal to The Guardian).

illilliifAX. Juno ao.~.crltit-r tie- toctivc Keilondy arrested two mpn today and charged them with ar. still tlntkburglary. On May 22nd. Miss Pltlllll Taylor's sutilltlet" natup for girls at Petlt lllvlere was (lo- dlmyetl by fire. (‘lretlillstttucos were stlsilicious anti the Attorney Gt-ilcral for Nova Scotia. stictlroti tile services of the, detective to invostigtitt- tile cnso. Today be nr- rosloil ,i‘orcy Crouz, ttgtetl thirty at iialy (lrtlss, and Ernest l-lerlnarl. tlizetl 118, zli New (Ttltilberlniiti. llotll are lllllfrlPfl iilril aittl residents of Luut-ltlltlrg. The (lelecllvt- also ro- (rovt-rcd two ‘truckloads of goods nllegoti to have been stolen from the catilp. 'l‘ltc ilrisnners were takon to llridgewnter for trial.

Valued Souvenir To N. B. Red Cross

‘ST. JOHN, June iltl-At tho . uiontllly nteotlng of the New llrtinswiek tlivistm or tho (‘nond- ian Rod (‘ross Society hold here today a ltantlstlnlo certificate from the joint tsoullititttlte of the llrittsh ilt-ti (‘ross Sticloiy anti the Order of (Si. John of Jorsttstlleiil, was pro- soilteti to the. Provincial lied (‘rnss Society in recognition of list valuttblc services (luring the war Attached to the eortiflonto are tho slgtlnttlres of Queen Alexandra. Pl-esltioilt of tho llritisil Rod Cross. Prince Arthur of fkluntlugitt, and F. Davies, Secretary of ille Rod Press. '

More Ottawa Political Rumors

The Si. Joint Staildartl publishes

Donllutm Day may see. Canada's greatest PlillPSlllﬂll rettro from po- litical life anti ‘his successor to lilo loltlorship of the llilionst party Sir iltlbort has nltwle m. tluiloillttttltittlnt. but. as his ration gues anti (litter friends art.- llt)\\' convinced he will refitse tn cont tiuuo, it is ovltlent that the ex- [ltlctotl change llblllt‘ ieatlcrsllill 1R

l

Sir Robert was a war cnstl-lity- Five ‘roars of anxiety and stron-

llocotnilor he suffered a collapse. anti tloslretl lo retire, Loyalty to party anti colleagues made lllnl ro- eonsitlor ltis tlotornltirttion. A loitc holiday tins ilrtlilght renewed vigor but it is doubtful if lle t-ottltl. with- out serious risk, again plunge into tho tilrtuoll of political life, Sint-‘p his return lto has given ltigtirotia leadership, btlt an even tltoro diffi- (tttlt task itl reorgantztltiotl faces

llllll. llo will. itl all probability, loavo tltis to n younger ill-tn and take that rest that by unselfish

service to (‘anatl ntltl the Empire he ltas (lesrvodl-y earned.

Within a few (lays u new possi- bili-iy for the leadorsltitl has arisen.

tlllco. is being hottntotl by his friends. Sir lleury ls not seeking tllo itositltlil, but certain proulinont. visitors itl Ottawa roccittly have. tirgetl its cantlldattlro. ills experi- oueo in political lfo has been very llnlltotl. hilt ilt tllo presentation oi‘ his budget ho nlatlo a fttvtirahlo impression. it is now around Sir llottry tllat tho uttfl-lllotgltttn forces would rally. Neither he llOi‘ Hon. Arthur Molghon are making any llftritlllfll effort for the posltiotl.

Melghen Strong.

Tito latter h_as been the most forecftll pnrli-ltnonttlrltln in the (‘ominous iinri is vory poptllar among tho llutnulst rottlinotlors. lle has youth. ability. courage and parliamentary experience and is lilo most feared opponent in (lobato itl

isiers would bo n worthy surotlsstir in Sir ltobert llortion. There is liltlo tltiugor (if .tily tlofoetions from the Ilnioitist party over tllo olltlngt in lotitierslllp. lion. Arthur Moigiten would probably bold the Western Unionists better titan only other ulan. but the party will probably lltlltl togt-thor if ally loader of abili- ‘ty and reputation is chosen.

itl tho event of n oll-zlilge of lenti-

llepnlttican Policy

nttlr llardng anti (lovernor (‘oolitlge

lllllllliilllll l]

Stormy Session Prohibition an

Floor

(Special to The Guardian). ‘SAN lflti 'lS(‘O, Julio 30.— ’i‘llo llt-tlltitarttiit: National (foilvoir tiott woullti lip its ilreliitltllzlrle-s to- day anti itrt-pareti to get down to btlsiitess t(llllOl"l‘ii\\'. With tidtllin- istratioil forces continuing in ap- ptlrt-lltly conlploto collirol it per- fected its (lrgnillzatitlti, uttcepiiug Senator John llobtiistllt, Arkansas, as its portiltlntlnt rllairltltln, per- nlittoii sltatt-s to tlpsot iho unit rule provided fur inking woiiloti on the iiettlot-ratit: National t‘outnltttee, and ])l't‘[)ill‘t‘il for the lnisiuess 0f ilaviug cilutlitlatesi llomiilaietl by ltlopitng an order of business which will tlermit (it-livery of the ltoitlln- atimt spilt-cites before tho platftlrilt is broilght in.

Stormy Session df Committee

Juno 2i0.——

SAN FltANClSCO. ibiiion anti

(lpep warfare over prob tho lrish question iilltl other troultlesoitlo issues of llli‘ (lPlllﬂ- oratic. plnttornl ilegan today in n storiu-sivt-pt conlmltttoc bearing. while in private the letlders con- tiltuoti their negotiations for sot- ilemont to keep ltnstiiitios from silrendiilg later to the floor of the. convention itself. Tonight thcl

For the Campaign

(Dom. Press Special.) 1' ‘VNSHIXNGTON. 10118 30.—S0ll‘

have (igreetl to baso the presiden- tial campaign oil n pica for restorin- tion oi’ party govt-rnitlellt as a sub- stitute for personal government. l-lilrtliltg said today. This an- uouttctttnettt followed a conference iltteutleti by republlcatl ttlllltlltl-‘ilﬁﬁ for proaitieilt nlitl vlce-prosltleut. alld Will lltlys u National lleptlb- licail cilztirillzlll.

lntieinntties Bill Getslhhd Reading

()'l"l‘A\\t'.\. June ﬁlth-Opposition o tilcreasitlg the llli*lllllt‘l‘.<t' indent titties front $2.500 to $4.000 was tin- -tVillllll_f1 when the bill providing these lilorertsrts cattle before tho llonso tonight. 'l‘ite bill itassotl all stages til the ooiiluliitoe ailtl receiv- ed tllirtl reading.

Mr. Ltlitctot, sorontlotl by .\ir. Prouix, moved tllat n clause be iusertetl iii the bill to provide that the incronst- should 0111'] go lnio offetzt. after tho next general cic- tlotl. The vote storri 107 to 11 tlgllinst Mr. Lttitcttltis tllotitlil. those, supporting it being: lion. Macken- zie King, lion. T.A. (Irelur. All. blcMaster tl-Irtllllol; Roch Lllllllfl)! (LilDPtllPlP'Nfl])l9f‘VlllPlI Edmond Protltx (Prescott); J.lI. Sinclair (Anttgoilish); J-ld. Sinclair (Quo- etls. P.l~‘..l.); J.lC.S.l~l. ll‘.-\iljotl (lllmotlslti); llflll. \\'.S. l-‘ioltllng J. A. lleelloutl. (Motttiilagtlyz) and J.\\'. Kennedy tGlt-llgarry-tSitlr- molt-t).

--——-<O>—-—- BETTER SERVltCE IS RIECOM- MENDED FOR MAGDALEN

ISLANDS.

OTTAWA. Julie 30.—-'l‘tlo Senate on Saturday joined with the (‘om- motls lll praying that the British North America Act be ilulentietl to give extra territorial authority to lYlllultlil. Senator Thonlpson pre- senting tho report of tho committee of cottltlilltlictltttln with the Magd- alene lslalltls recoillillolltlod twice a weclcsorvloo wltll n tseamer of four ltlousnllti ltnrrol capacity ac- t-ottlotinilttti for flty/tinsstlilgers niltl a speed of l4 kilots. lllll in uulentl tile pensions tlrt was given third reading. Sir Jiltlws Loughcrtl said the lnt-retlstl in (‘tlntldaﬂs itonsltitl hill would be about $S,il00,tl0ti. The lll(‘l‘Pt'\5'-t' was itl the fornl of bonus niltl potlsitlns ootllti be roudltlsted when normal conditions prevailed. Senator Power tllottght (laltatltt ex- ct-etiitlgly llberll to lter pensioners hilt (ioubtoti if ally government vroulti have ille courage to reduce the scale when llvlilg costs tlilllill- tailed. The bill was given illird

Annual lubncrilltion. deliver-stroll!“

iNliNilllN

llttltLillil it

of Committee Discusses dIrish Question When

Ugly Words are Bandied

..__..__..-_.'.__._ platform pf tho not yet begun ilctutll preparuttoti of tile party's d los indications that their task had been made any simpler by (ltlys of pull- llc tlrgutilollts or prlvtlte consul- tations. gttcd in such militant fashion that tllo crowded colitllllttoe room was kcpi, in utmost constant uproar. (lpponcut ot‘ the proposal for re- t~ogttliltlu of the l kept tlntlor a lint tlorlsion froul lrish sympathize-rs and once or twlco were culled ugly words. Tho case for the lrlsh re- cognition plank ntas led by Frank l’. Walsh, Kailsns City. and the. opposition was est tllo Loyal Coalition.

name oF-Wul. Gibbs McAtlon, for- lnor w illicit at the convention at. the ear- liest opportunity, said his suppor- ters tlt all early morning confer- ence today. Adoo's name will be by Burris A. Jenkins, a Kansas City minister.

Prices Offered

Across ‘ the

siltl-colililllttea hull

eclarniioll of princip-

und titer were llo surface

The Irish issue wits-ar-

risll republic were l of ileckilng and

handled by Denlar-

Lloyd, illostttlt, President of

McAdoo Wtll be Nominated. SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.—'l‘lle

Secretary of the Treasury ill be placed formally in nonlin-

Presentation of Mc-

For GormanShips '

(Dom. Press Special.) “Util-HNGTON. June 30.-—1Bids

on former German liners offered for sale recently were opened to- day by the United States Shipping Board. Only two bids were receiv- ed, it was stated. Franco and Catl- atla Steamship Corporation bid $3,- 000,000 on illc Leviathan and the American Ship and lComiilcrce (‘or-. iteration bltl $800,000 nn the Dek- alb. Announcement on the tllsposl- tloll of bitls will be made later it.

was stated.

‘Albanians iii‘

BELGRADE, Juno 30.——Tlll2 news- paper Pravda Suskub correspond- eilt telcgraplts tod-(y that violent fighting lint] taken place between Albanian anti Italians in Valons. The Albanians the corrt-sptltltleltt said, anti captur- ed the city making prisoners of |l.ll(! entire ltilll-ln italian

Italians Clull

(Dom. Press ‘Special. stormed Albania,

ilarrison. The and Albanian insurgents

have been fighting in the region ot‘ Vllloiltl unrl Avlontl for several weeks. The city huts ltoen. held by llinlinns in nccortklncc wlttll _thv tentative decision of the pence con- ference awarding Southern Alban- itl to ittily. lt is one of the (princip- al Albanian seaports with a lino harbor.

- t THE WEATHER,

TEMPERATURE

TIDE, MOON ETO.

TORONTO, July 1.—Modernto to Tmﬁh “'01s! to northwest winds, mostly fair. The tide will ho high tilts morn~ tug at 10.03, toitltlrrow at 10.43 and Stiturtlny at 12.23; it will be high this evening at. 11.43 tomorrow tlt 12 anti Sunday at 1.

Sun sets this evening, tomorrow and Sunday at 7.55; it rises tomor- row nttlrning tlt. 4.14, Sunday u, 4.15 anti Monday ill 4.16,

First quilrier tltoou, Wctlnesday, Juno 23rd, 2.00 ll. m.

Full moon Tllurstlay, 4.41 u. lll.

July 1st,

._...______.__________ Noozle The Sunshine Kid

I'M SORRY For: - l ‘MY GRANDMOTHFR THE i-iOMETEAFlLl.’ BE HERE NEXT i WEEK.

renting anti the se to lldiotlrucd

‘orshlp this promises to lle a sunlitl- er of great political activity. (‘tib- zntlon must follow. nnti many by-electinns will he in- evitable. With vigorous leadership and n progressive policy there is lllttlc to fear Tu tho expected by- electlons for new ministers.

it is evident tllat if tile expecta- tions of members are realized this will be tln historical Dominion

until Monday alto

NEW YORK, Junle ‘(ttl-Drltiail Columbia business men are consid- ering the feasibility of sending tuni- her by raft. to Europe. Raftnnutos or ocean going rafts are now being

Dc . l A great atatesnlama true imper- ttilst and a stalwart (‘tln-ltttan may lily down lilo burdens he has borne tin the ltlost (lxrliiilg porlotl of tho.

REAM 800- world's ltlstnry, and there will ln- “mm: from Hymn“

ovitnhly follow rl new loader to gttitlo (‘amtda lll the rccoilstructlou period. -

used to curry lumber froln Sweden to England with 500,000 flcet on ouch one. Wlliltlnl Oloson ll Swell- lah export believes tllat the those Columbia can be so constructed as to hold from 1B to 20 nliilion feet.