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PHESIHENT W|i50N 5l|PPOHi5 El] l]i|X’5 |]iN|]|0ill|Hi

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r- Agreement Reaohed that United States 39 Shall Become Member of League

Nations and Treaty of Versailles Rati-

` |ii|5Eii5 Y0llN-EEST SUN

~00iilll||l5 Sliilllil

Worrying Over Desertion of His Wife t

._ Young Prince in

Ends His Life. _

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' (Uilitid PTM'-) l founded rumor that he contr

_Bl1iLliN, July 19.-l’__rinco_h.;oac- heavy gnmbying debth Joachim

' F

Ksiiisfe sons. vvmmiiteed suicide ricnsioi-dune ni Potsdam.

by shooting himself in the breast

in bed at Villa Liegnitz, in Sim ment on his brother’s death

Souci Park Saturday as a result of brooding over his wife's desert-

h m, sixth and younges of ex

ion and th-e effects of n. drunk

ing in a nearby hospital.

Gil riouncement -of Joachim's

dehauch on Friday night, accord- could be made as the rest w

ing to the belief here today. Joac- famil t. l..

hhh ,hed ot 1 dclooh sunday mm,h_ wootyossiiredlooigooovaie i:_‘;‘c*f’o';‘i for farmer domestic labor.

A servant at the Villa Liegnitz, the past few yea" n" specm

h h

be buried Tuesday from the

-Eitel Friederich refused to

clared nothing but the har

|i§Hii|I]N Siillllii _

E ll] iii Hiiiliiiiiiiill

he Hon. J. A. Calder Goes to Europe to A

a Drunken Debauoh range for Propaganda to Encoura

Immigration to Canada.

“Com will be fully reorganized and rled_ OTTAWA. July 19-H0ii. J. A: incoming of settlers encourage

Calder is going to Europe

com. summer to reorganize the immi- bill gration service and to arrange for

hi id . . '

s a e. |C0l Von Steubeno systematic hrooogonoo to onoo _

death ago immigration, especially

as a kind that is suited for farming

this

ur that

or For ef-

Prince Eitel Eriederich, the only where the pr-mcg had been "syn fort has been put fort ecausc

one of`the K'aiser's sons now

Berlin issued n. formal stutemeiili eil? sliiim nlitfvwlusftniilily aflove img. or me problems or repatriation'

’ ’ B W e e' m "V “ii ““' but as conditions are returning

that Joachim’s suicide was the re- known eason. H l -

M of .. B hh, dlshhrhahco calm Mod obght hio mgnfzsg iiufxfltgijuft normal the immigration service

su p ye ed ‘by the pressure of events and

was feared. Joachim’s divorced

nwsobsl _d__ii'.Muities-"P'1;he rea_i_ wits who, wns Princess Marie Aug

son or e young rnce's ea u tina, h f h ' _ i however. was believed to ns that nic as niiigriir ifiinlriiiiirtiuiigifs sings; Sh3.mI`0Ck TO HELVB

he had become maddened by his wife’s desertlon. He is also said have been .isuffering from the

_lscts of a ilcbauch. '

ef-

of the ex-Prince's suicide

veuled _that Jouchim's debauch of Frida was worse than the first

the

The new regulations make neccssary that any iinniigr shall have sufficient money to cur

FY 0" f0i` Scveiili m0iitilS- Aiiiiit Cox as his successor iniineiilately

_to after the candidates formal speech

from the immigrants suited

farm and domestic labor, it is be

' fied.

_ dent Wilson will 'step into tho

Cilmlifilgn to elect Gov. James M..

_ Qt =\ccei»ta.rice, nqcoroing in the

present tentative plans. Wllson's

lievod that there will he a heavier "hot Campaign dooumom it woo

I . .

influx io Canada of Europeans

the hetier class whose present in

conios now are not equal to main-‘

of learned here today, will probably

- lic a message of sonic sort, con-

gratulating Cox.

taining the social state of which .' Unned Pro”

they have been accustomed.

( .) I COI.Uivi-nUs. ohio, July io.- .lllaving reached a complete agree

Y .

Friends of the dead Prince de- His employees there declared he 5”

clared thc suicide to be n. love

that he had returned to his Villa first every effort was made to cw.; -

"Gill BBYUH FFNYHY iiishi. staggéi" er up the circumstances of the sul-|-‘Y 'Sabbath ‘1“i"i 0! me Sn” iD$,,iii,tt0 _:I ;9¢i0l;d 0lIillBh_ Weigh! cide. The doctor in charge told;Hook horse shoe was shattered difficult conditions. for thc r room it t e osium is way ll- even high officials who iqui ed , l d ’ i . t t, k “oo whore ho oohoo loudly for mot o was an automobile c_;'B0_ T today by the announcement ,nhoard ‘GSCGH 00 ii 'l 01'i'@¥\ mil

0 Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht Vi

tragedy. They omitted to mention the si-ms of hogpttnl doctors M ,

' NEW YORK July 19-The Drizz- In

:y gave instead rt selection fr

beer. He introduced himself to t walter as Prince Joachim of Pru

was "very drunk.” Joachim tiled in

Splendid Piogramme

to inquiry nt Potsdam station re-i ANBW Captain Chautguqua early today ready to frame cam-

nliauilaiiqua Supctrlntoillent, M

instead of the lecture scheduled' _

'ii' yr|.iici'iiay aiiqrnonii by o

intent with Presiiloni wilson nr. the -League of Nations issue, James M. Cox and Franklin D. lions:-volt. Democratic nominees, arrived hors

' -TOUHY Cox, expects to con

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it .(U"i*°d PN"-) liilliin plans with the Democratic

nnt W‘ASm'NGT0N. lilly 19~-Prcsl- National Committee. The itinerar-

ies of the stumping tours where

the active campaign shall begin, thc new chairman of the national committee, party finances, osiab-

lishment of campaign headquarters and details of the campaign to he decided at the meeting the committee and the candidates ioinorrnw. Aftor the mc-sting and Roosevelt. will write their speeches of acceptance. linth have colioctril much data in Washing

on all the important issues Will rrvlcw this with the National Committee members in order

for of the party.

with Homer Il. Cumings._

are oi'

C ox

ton and

ill`€VPYit dissatisfaction in any quar

fer

l|NilE0 STATES

(United Preu.)

lr _ _

Cdii!iA(}0, July 19.-ltaiiroail

Union leaders went into grand council here today to make final preparations. A decision on the acceptability of the award is to be announced tomorrow hy the Rail- way Labor Yiouril. The award will affect the ileiiiunils ol 2,000,000 railroad workers for increaes iotail

ing $1,000,000.000 annually.

’1`hc grand council will take up

and act on the various sections of the a\var<l. immediately nftor the bo:\rd's announcement. Their ac- tion will determino whether limre

li not sufiicie

lion." of the

hr-ro for the ed today it general strike might

ion chiefs act

Yiroiherllood of and oillers have i\lilllty»to control

iliiiiiiii

THHEATENEH WITH 5liiiiE

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Decision to be Reached Today whichwill

Involve Two Million Workers. Demand for Increase oi One Billion Annually. _

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will be a general

road strike. “if

' nt assure us a

living e

America

W. G. Lee,

in case an unauthorized

comes effective.

Ni0Ni liilillil'

RTY

lllii\N0 l

-iliN0\iN\]i5 BUVEHNMENT

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quite a noise on the canvas.

a persistent and apparently wen lute would be relieved from dut . i"“'“°‘l "°i""“- wh" 5”* “°i""'"

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¢CAR FOR HIRE.--PHONE S35- ” 9089-5-B - I. _'__,____,_.._._-1------'

W tors of tho United Farmers of Al- Ii y_

iwswreo oaosuizisn so

pleaeoint work in P. E. l. Anil Organiser P. O. Box 89. 1572- - is-ta.

__________,_...__------ von sAi.l Hesvv snown

oil cloth. Apply at Guardian.

sossozc-u.

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MNANTED.-MAlD FOR GENE

si housework. Good wages. A niy Mrs Lloyd Weiiner. 1

Bt et. 0992-6 23t

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ORITIVELY N0 ADVERTISE ments accepted at iiil‘i Office fiii'

Princl’ "3 t ' cal throng of re ortors that Ca 'P

next days issue after 6 p m un les paid for in advance.

TEAGHER WANT-ED FOR SKIN-; ' ' i ' ° It is said that not only did Burton

ner's Pond School No. 19. Sup- fall out with his crew but he e

plement $100. John_ Keeie, sec- H d nh th m d ‘

* 'I"5“‘”“ R' R' 2' » Over Burton iiilearirg iittignsnssfn irinieirs riiiiit

°“ Be t

re ar ' 17204-20-si

sos asus..-one ci-iEvsoi.E~r

continued for another year as now constituted.

touring car 490 model, new this ,_h,‘o; no ootouhdeo 'hehe today Hook ns Bock ‘Beer many ya

spring. Will be sold at a bargain. °Apply at Guardian Office.

1738-7-20-iii p

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“WANT” " “R57 °R ;E°‘h2'o° usd been relieved. nur-inn is rni- '1‘h°ii1ris disclosed that Corwin da" "°°°h" mr nw Y led as the peel' Of fi" Bfiiish yacht Burton received sound advice fro

School No. 85. Supplement $100 James Bryenton, Secy-_

1636 7 16 ilipd

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*WANTED - TEA¢HER F°'R Newspaper experts beyond an cx eeuvres, and so 011. all 0! Wliic

5filDD_l°mBl\i- 5175~ Mid9“'“m"" declined to comment until more mmm have w°“ Shnmmck better °"“""“' vacation. H. B. McKay. 96052 detailed information is received. "°P“i° M 5 Wiief ‘md the “dvi”

cnninnsiiicn school. N0- 92~

New London P 0

_________,___....__-------* °'reA_cHln wltufso - Finer

or second class, for North Wins- loe School Supplement $125 Apply Geo. MoNa/ughty.

1703 7 10 7|.

xx- *WANTED - A FIRST CLAS

'teachoh for Uigg School. S. E- llllaclleo , sec'y. ' 1705 7 19 iiipd

_ 'BOY WANTED - 'T0 LEARN

the trade. Currie and Mutua- ghan, plumbers. - 1704 7 19 Sl

__._...._._._---.___.-_-- °WAN1'lD - TIACI-ilk FOR

Springfield Bcool, District No. as it pieimént including gov

teacher Hreferred. Apply to Wei iingwn lllam, sec. of trustees

g1 ’lI|iAN‘l_'lb, NUJi\l`|M_iD, N01*

under 1| yearn of on. to so to 'cotton at Rocky Point for sum-

,mtl ii\0nth».'Arx¥iy with ref- erences to Gun ur Omoo.

1515-'I-10-ti.

cl w

by the news from America that

d Captain W. P. Burton who sailed Drscumoh of ohhh Bmwhfs ,.

Shamrock Fourth in the first two heats of the America cup races

skippers, and his friends are slow to believe that Sir Thomas Lipton would replace him at the helm of the challenger.

presslon of the greatest surprise

170° 7 19 3' ° ° ' chosen because of the position ii

_Rioting Renewed " In Ireland

V (United Frou.)

CORiK ireland July 19.-Feeling

clashes beyween British iroopts anti demnbilized soldiers and furth- er outbreaks of rioting were fear- ed. Sixty men have been wounded in the fighting. A crowd of armed .men blew up two military lorries 'which were returning to their bar- racks early today.

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Jesus Guaiardo, who was executed

eraia General Pablo Gonsales no- cording to advices here today. Gon- zales was to face n court martial on char es of rebellion

ANNOUNCEMENTS

°~1'svoN lsrrirr _ Mission

The directors will first make, p

every effort to have the Board Burton will be relieved because

the dlssensions which arose abou

-1- There will be n new pair

E CALGARY. July 19--ThE i0i'i¥\i1- mind” 0” me Slmkeb 0f the Simm' tettes, and solos, both in the ' ° lion of a co-operative farmer-5 9001 rock steering wheel when the stub ternoon and evening, appeu ‘ui

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- - l.l d .it . _ , ‘ Y V f Y - -

tk both in Russian Liithedral Ciool; i§_\iq_;i_;_og his Ii_n_r_q__cl_i_intEohvc_i‘_o;_isIoi§_o_o_g Oo boholr of our omzono ond _

to deliver the Canadian wheat crop nosed challenger rides to the mn of 1920 on the markets of Europe Tuesday for the third race of t

Rl may be 'thc outcome of the oeci- S0i'i0_-S- The Bcfimiin who will t sion of the government to make selected to match his sailor craft icncci-ed, The pianist with

the Whent Board in operative. 'rhis against Capt. Adams. however. ii

R l_s the proposal made by the dlrec- not yet been chosen but the res- P' _

onaibiiit of the position is h cond porno” of me evenmgs

Saskatchewan Co operative Eleva owner and Alfred Diaper. Cii tors Company, to consider the feu tain of the twenty three metre sh sibllity of forming such n pool in and a yachtman of wide. exp

D the event of the Dominion Govern- rience. 4 ment's adherence to its decision. it was stated today to ii. plra

Y 50th in their naiivo tongue, and

irohlngs and as peasants. It

be anil they \""i‘i fniliuslastic

ng party also furnished exception

fine limo numbers The

paprrs, were disclosed. struggles and trials described

of portrayed iii terms easily com

“Y Dickens, “Marley's Ghost," under

'ill ing

cto-

This wie followed by a splen- Thr 1, ||_ _ 7’ - f ' - f .

rio, that Capt Wm P Burton. who did enterthinincnt by the Russian Exoo;__:'n‘:__o_tot_§l;oDo:'_o_ylogo r_i)f__'g`_i_i;?__§\_; gy lhttlc iv_ils_3_ (Ihgh Mcyqtrmorh

` ` " iliiiri er o I r. auchlin McKin-

s- . . . .

5:9 “mi “laid he had lflfih milwm' him BkiDD0i”G<1 U10 Siil1m\”00i¢ IV- Ciitiicdml Choir, composed of tckei am “° m°“‘°'y' em W” ' through its races with the Reso- male' f|\lii"i"i\0 ff Yenlflfkii

fi of -Dovonsiiire, and party was co

bl eluded at Souri-i Saturdo cve

resented io Ilcr Graco the l)iit-hr-sa

E; non and grand niece of ills Honor

ihc Lieutenant Governor.

Resolution Unanimously Adopted Asking

Lieutenant Governor to Dissolve Legislature. Mr. A. E. McLean, M._P., Acouses Executive of Carrying 'Meas-I

he it trout well worth going to he

7 °"' graiiie consisted of a"iecture

berfo nt ri meeting in Calgary on ering above the heads of three D,_ |.<r,,,\k Bohn, w|,05,, sul, Sunday, when they decided to re- men. They are Charles E. Nic- was. “-lv-.volutionary Europe.;

_,_ quest the directors of the United ii0iB0l\» ii0BiBii€r of the Slmmrocl¢:`

paper suitable for putting under Grain Growers, Limited, und. the Col. Duncan F. B. Neill, monogi

R-

W the isiifiiiiwr. who so tlivroushiyi At Montague in-lsr refcrun-cs t DL iinil--rstands his subject, were which wns hrndc in yosterday`s is

rd _~__»-_ sented ig

Y ' . y

ll. i - ilh i'li.ii i f ii i D, 2;, ‘i. ..i...i. '.»...‘.‘.._°"::i....'.“*‘.:.'_:_i g,q,,n;,s

iungiisii. 'i`hey wi-i ..-ard in quar- not on the official -programme. 'rho I3ov;‘o‘mro Gio¢‘;;_';_'o_¥);i;;`le___

ai- trip though brief was sufficiently ol of C,ono'oo o_o' ooo me

rtng successful to convince the /iistln

M-_ and also that thcro are still goo

mg been caught. ills Excellency lan hu ed two good ones while Lady ‘Mau

5,; remairrler of thc purty being mor hy or less successful. loo, The party left >Souris during th , night for the M>'.\gd‘ulenc island

~ init hi ii

_nl _ _. erw ch they wi goto New

_oo{__)_‘: w__‘1__f'_‘ QT; ';',o?;‘;2s9§)oi;;‘g:_1 ,fonndiand, and will olso_ whip th

ng Ov(-ref-as “conditions were spien- streams or Ye Ancieqt Lumny' D‘ didly portrayed. interesting fuctslrsggg,'{,(;\;rh§;f](;ugh1,1§,:T,$,f;.lsgvihtg lp “\’°“i °‘"“mi°“S in E“\'°l’0~ Wilicil able conditions, the weather bein B- IHW0 D001* Ommed "Om me “eW*“{ldo.\l throughout, and all the poin

Tile at which u stop was made full

iii' :uid ioyaily prcpliri-d for tlicin.

pre- sue tho following :ulilrrss was pre

‘ »i 1 d . , Mc ptosh umlc sixteen in all the move M ons Most G__o____o____ __

5' who during the past four -m

i ,

Most Gracious Sovereign we w

Their Excellcncies, sup-

"-'Faced Firing Squad

his vessel both between him a the gang forward and the gang aft

ago. ~

movsi with persons close to S

his officers in the course of

race, counsel to set certain sai take in others, about inciting mu

been taken. Capt. Burton wa

their premier amateur yochtln

h d ra

g ran high here toilay as ii result of Craft i0 viGl0i‘y lil fl 1 00511"

ces. Burton is said to be in the

game for the gsme‘s sake, having _ July zoom

a large income of his own.

Captain Burton will Remain n The Wheel.

(United Press.)

NEW YORK. July 19.-Sl

Thomas Lipton challenger for Am

two days of the racing with th

ders-made by the challenger ki ei- i the revious races h

nouncément was taken to indicat

that some one else would bn

, ____,, in

not ai charge of the sailing.

Wdititer forecasts for tomorrow

the “The early bird catches i ig, worm," is a well worn saying, b

_ one thai. can he most appropriately lf yon want. it five-passenger h used in conneceiion with the o

Guardian and Examlnor‘s big pri

e It will he the candidates w 5 secured the early start, and mad

the most of their time when the

no Continued On Page Three.

. _ ~ iii. ti oi rnnicnt uni Our ‘*

piememed by a h““d§'m‘° bouqum' ;'r(o:,1(h(o?o hoighovhs ot its hhshl thanked those who had votcdugninst ers grt|hr1e5_

V r w

iti _ t M t i - U W 0'

The C "ns D on ague vat dwelt on the unrest at present in ed that there were tm) many

. . O

_U o __ P iturnnrs ot snsis nnonrd ins ore m

I OWDON " Loy '°°;;'2_Yoohuoo Fish were as common at Slings;

7; The

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S vote schedules ran high. \vbo w

Y“Chim““ he imids in England- stand the best chances of winnl The 'British isles know Burton as the free automobiles, and the oth

5 costly and free awards offcrctl

The Guardian and The Exaniln

skipper and the sport stiitisticians in oxclmogo for nmbmom onorooo “"9 it that B“"°“ has pimied his perseverance and determination.

Biggest. Vote Schedule ends

t It will be noticed by looking most 10 pi-r cont. in the regular

over the schedules of votes given for subscriptions that the first period of the contest cnds on July

r 24th, and that almost 10 per cont. ' more votes are given on subscrip-

Gfiviiii Yiiclli-iii! clip iliiitiy i\i1i\0\li\- tions secured beforo the first per-

th (‘ t. Wm. Burton wh

9 the Contest Page.

_ .. by a`firing squad at Monterey, en- R hh" ld h ith h 1 f

Emerald R. R.-"'i 1589 'I 14 if W " W°“ ° “ 9 W 9° ° A word to the wlso is sufficle

_ _ .. tered the town in an attempt to lib hhoh shhmmch ‘h tomohrowvh who _soon nom oeoum every Dosoiblo

9 °""°m°“' W” "Wed i°“°W' subscription before Saturday, July

‘"5 "p°"'5 that became 0' bmi" 24th. Get the utmost in votes f

2 your efforts .

3 - s lin n ii ---"'*°‘°"”"' would be replaced. Liptorre an- _

i ' ° that Captain Burton would be al- Pm" Wm B' w°" By v°*°"

i Camus nvwws' towed to continue on the ohailen- . _

g]]p1'1Nqg_ Evpr gsr dui-ing ins rsmsining runes but “°"‘°““’°“ it Wi" "“‘°“ "°*“

win the automobile or any of i

irds Have

he tit

h0 automobile to be given away in

ng Cf* by

0 io cnds on the above mentioned

.5 9 ' .

ernrncnrintlnlfnum, $150: male Mmmco CITY, July 19--09'* giiiied gitiamligek Fourth in the first digits See th vote schedules on

- . e

other of the valuable free prizes

- or that matter. Those who have

baud will hold an ice-cream social “oo *oo moto hrohmhm It muh: tha highest numbers of votes the

¢_;oyth:v:h;:-‘ch oii_i;ouu.~ls. on Wednos- _ "eo mr weather whh mhherhte to hloslng night of the contest will

us3_.,_h0_2| fresh was-t _and north winds. _ ozghaas ones to capture the free __l03 Great George Street. Cohuhhed 0,, page 1~hrr,e_ cept tt, He strongly hrtymed that tS_;ioorii~.es today at 4.32 and

» ' ' _ a . ._ '

5,000 Prizes

NOTES OF THE CONTEST

nutoiiinlillo frcc, enroll your nam in the (luai-illan and Examiners big $5,000 Contest There is a free

e the contest and many other vnlu-

ablo prizes.

ill lt will take votos to win thc free

auto. or any other valuable awards offered in connection with tho Con- test.

Votes arc given for renewal sub-

scriptions ns well as for new sub- scriptions Votes are also given on collections of back .subscription accounts.

Votes can be secured by clipping

them from the Guardian or Exam- iner or by securing subscriptions.

There will be a reduction of ai-

voto schedule after this week. Be~ gin suliscrlption-getting at once and get the greatest possible num- ber of votes for your efforts.

Everyone has nn equal chance

in the Contest-"Equality for all -favoriteism foward none." is one of ine- Contest mottocs.

There will bo no losers in the

big Auto Contest. Non-winners will receive cash commission pri~ zos proviided they comply with the rules of thc Contest.

More candidates are wanted to

tho com eiitlon The list o

Ol'

' 'ilu it claso our Excellency

I inhabitants oi. the surrountliiig d

H fish in the sea that have ncvc(r 'MCU' 1 beg N’ Oxwnd i° Y°“ 3 ‘"0 3 - ' d_ hc-iiriiy wcicoiiic to' the town

d distinguished person the repress.

Montague. We welcome in your holdin thc hull nt Mt. (`arme on mp se an

nd Saturday evening last, to discuss them, and assured asia

iiei the actions of the government re- in the future he

cn, latina' to school laws, and other ready to support th

ost burdens imposed upon the people also spoke ofthe lse by tho present government and in and help his colleague

e Beloved Sovereign, and the C-l G Executive of this Great Doinini

_ eventful yours has so ably anti w 0 ly presided over the councils

our country, experiencing the su

A cessful termination of the Gre . iWor and the commencement of i g reconstruction period.

5 As thc representative of

to express to him through you oh; __h_"d- boom m_o__om_ were (___hoo_ That whereas 8

- ond Country. li is indeed A pimrsnre noon for sn nil.-ii-oss. Mr. Blanchard, elf-mon the premier, Bell - to rcceivc a visit from you at this Um firm V* respond- m““k"’i "h U10 Libffmi Cilliiiiiiillffs |11

rf most devotcrl loyalty to our Ki

iparticular season when Natu

with pride th* your first visit our town and more especially

'coming a Royal Representative i

eral of Canada.

you to Her Excellency the Duche of Devonshire, and the other me n

town as well as to our Provin

all sides from its loyal and patrio lc lnliahitants.

MAYNARD F. MACDONALD.

‘ Mayoi'.

Montague. July 17th.'

citizens and many others wlm ho

ing country, lion. J.A. MiicD0i\i\l

ond ills Excellency went on boil

there d D ~» - ~ tercst in the work in progress, an his pleasure al seeing shiipbuildin again underway in Prince Edwar island.

route lay through Dundas, wbic

stin uishrii visitors

Mrs. A.C. Cox:

X. To ills Excellency: Vl¢t0i”. collected, than under thc supervis-

enter p . candidates is decidedly small con- sidering the value of the prizes of- ' fercd and thc fact that no one can

to he

The Contest Department is lo~

orul of Canada, etc.. etc.

lose

` May it Please Your Excellencyz-

E ll TODAY f

ohong? hhygi; ;:1T;°o_ Yom, chow: WG. the citizens of Souris. Prince ing of countless road inspectors. lie ooo for whmhlo tho hm Gm, Edward island. beg io extend to told of how when he differed on Doro are oo good no onyonds you a hearty welcome to our town. the mx act with hh; tender he tend.

' We bog also, to express our grate- ered his resignation to him, but,

t0\

'hc ls-

hc or, was appointed chairman and Then the

our edisecrctory. 'n'i0vGd by Gene ish seconded by Mr.

ures with a High Hand. Mr. Blanchard, Liberal Candidate, Breaks with the Party.

si. of A niet-.ling of the Electors of Mt. people in concluding his n- Carmel and adjoining polls wus kick against every

l i o d additional

,Z,i¢--1-_ '

eir

rendered at many

the last

resolution

of spite of the storm on that Gvfliiiiii Afsciiilllit had c- a iargo crowd assaniblod. ince in

at Mr. W.l3. Alien, of Union Corn- the house

Mr Joseph iM. Wedge was appoint- 'drawn up and

Mr A E. McLean and Mr. Blau- nnri supported by

rp prosr-nt who had supported him in that with crrmrrmy there would his last election, then in torn ho srrfftctem revenue to raise

gmhucd in “mm me surround- its importance io tho province call-

U10 IWW \'°95°i “UW ‘"1 “W 5t°‘;k*_4 profits oven sometimes a deficit.;

1” "x ""“*“"‘ h " “rem “ yet which can bo taxed a percent-,

Fmm C”"dig““ m Smms' 01.9 icizeil the school act. the i‘o:i.'.i act

like its sister villages was gay sh, th lm _ to _ 1 .with flags and hunting in honor of _ 1lopshr,ifK|or]yp3:phTo`Zo§ tghnrpofi

im” di 5 ' ' that. iii ' g

A¥'fiV9d Hi S"‘“`i5 um party “'07” not iiriiisohiiltlors or prupci~tv hold-

i‘¢‘C¢’|V0‘i 0" iii” S‘\““"*’ ““5°i“i“K ers hail to pay the school pol-l lax W0 P051 Om” "nd Th"i" ‘E"°““` yet were not given a vote at school 0l\¢i°S WGN? i"`°5°m~“d Wmi the meetings. lie admitted in the past following address. This also wart .hh one" nrtiictzmi nw r-mm Mt eh. li\lliiii0"\°m°fi “Y “ b°“‘l“°'- 10 H" forced bythe Conservatives when GMCO, Di`¢’59li¢0il by “W0 Mi" ithcy were in power, especially the i-=°“i“£‘ C°"» iiuughwl” ‘lf Mr- “di owers ivcn to the road masters

(‘/hrlsiinn, William. Duke often ci ins ross mnsters. He did Devonshire. Boron Cavendish ‘not approve of revalulng the farm

of flnrtiwlcke, Governor Gen- _lands of -the province as now pi-o~

him and prevented his election. Hel

,S the country rind stcitcd that it was ficiais and that the affairs

~ _. ~t r 1. Ville °‘iitli"Plv to the actions of t 9 be conducted with less and in

this is our first opportuni y 0 wen preoont govéonmem a5_d__o__g‘_d_lho way Gmac( 3 Saving

G . G n. peova to til e some e n to s can And whereas nt 'i~-‘

_the person of the overuoi 0 to put un end to government as iii-largely increased taxc i~

is now carried on hero He stated

i t tl l ' » -

We also W sh to ex and ‘tonal that owing io the actions of the re- part of which are to boi

_ presentntives in his own district in

helping to enact the present school -

bers I your family acconipniiying _ . -_mu humps; hearty welcome -to our “ct “nd the in dc" lm c°“m “m the number of officials more

CL, further support them. ‘meh hhh,,|med ahd ,,\|"|e5

Mr. -McLean was the next speak ,

tr st that on ma all cn- _ _

itil? n`-.iturni bgouties youd its ff-h§1"‘““k°dl"‘“ Pe-°Pi° f°‘” 61”", “Therefore resolved that charming climate as well as the iles odmhandua “lnem Tpeech 1” electors 0! Mt- C8\‘l\18i Ind heart welcome you will receive on Yi W Ht e 9° Ca ‘west ons °H‘° '.i0iiiiiiK D0l\S in meeiills

!_ ay. e was sorrv lb-it so few of deem", meh. wah-h of

the promises made by his party previous to the last election had- not been lived up to .The trouble with the legislation enacted at the last session of the lrgis-laturo was ,that it was fully prepared i.-y thc

Leaving Montague amid cheers, -

lyhrilotorgatlfotrrz without regard tn the vlrws or' T 2 :_° '30 mm ‘ '“yo`cn_noo"'by tho wishes of thc members of thc party ° e y ' V o who were not given -.in opportuni-

ty io givc it the thought or study

d e-d for. llc dwelt particularly with

business concerns that have nn

showed them through his shipyard, tho mcomo mx ond how it onooto _ _

-1 Chicago Strike

° age upon their stock on hand oven 5 if the stock is not ull paid for. ‘i This was especially hard on some

of tho fox companies. i-le also crit-

" and pointed out some of the hurd-

tho school act youu men

D K to collect taxes, but he now ndmitt~ ’cd tbut never were the taxes hotter

vidrd for, neither did he sec any

-A d heretic it was also c

posed upon the people only ii.

increase of teachers sal-a e And whereas instead of

creased

in tho government; ed that it is the meeting that the _province petition

Governor to dismiss his in cider that the people

election of deco g

‘l<‘ui-ther resolved that a

this resolution be sent to criior, The Premier and the

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Has Been

sur were

tori

'a strike of ers which

transportation for A-ii ngreeme-iit reached yesterday provided that one of shops, the bone of W

should remain open.

_-_-<'O3"'l-

THE WEATHER,

TEMPERATURE TIDE. MOON

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. .'I‘ORON’l‘O, July 20, 1921..-V. ._ to strong south east, to south w wind with ain

benefit to be gained by the appoint-

Premier Bell evidently did not nc~

this afternoon at 2.04; toino

giorning nt 2.01 and afternoon i `-New moon mn si 4.25 n. first quarter 32nd. st 2.29 u. ,full moon 30th at 7.i9 p. m.

s r . - -'

irish mis this morning st io? 42. ,

013 Cros Picnic Tomorrow at Rocky 'Poi

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