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3nd News Received Here That Frank W. Mutch, son of Mr. and Mrs. RE. Mutch _ Accidentally Fallen From ia Stea- mer Into the Stew-

ur. and Mrs. It. ii}. Mulch of this city received tho sad news yester- day niornittg that tiieir only son. l-‘riiuk W.. had» last Tilurstiay ev- failein from the .1961, o1 n steamer on the Stewart piver, Yukon Territory, and been

According to the few details al-y randy rescind by wire, the unfor- innate young man was at the time assisting in mooring a barge to the

ti; some mishap aboard the vessel, received a. blow from sOme moving iroight that rendered icious, and knocked hint from the deck of the steuniei iii the river. The tragedy occurred

miles front Daw- son City. At latest word the body hiid not been recovered.

l-‘rsnk Mutch, who was only in his early twenties, was known to

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city, and writs indeed one 0i‘ Chur- lottetonus niost popular boys. lie was especially noted for his spirit

than once came to the aid of other islanders at great sacrifice to himself,

Frank. iii rc-niiluny with several other island buys, lcft here for the lllest in tile fail of 1924- lio was lo- cnted for seine time in Vancouver, and lroiu there we'nt up North in the spring of 1925. in the Yukon he was located at different times at Ciircross and Mayot Landing. At the fornicr placo ho some months on a hydraulic placer iitinc, and afterwards did some prospecting. During the winter he worked with a Mr. McConnell, for-

nioveil to hinyot, when; 11p w“ Qffl- constructiun work. it is only ll, few days since his par- entii received u letter from him, in which hn said he was in tho best

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Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1926

Advertising lo an expanse if it lo Improperly done or done in a hap- hazard manner.

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Gun-ulna. rounded Ill‘! Ln-rluttofvown Guordlu Two Con“

Seeks Buried Treasure

iMiajor H. A. Logan, of Musquqdo. b°|t,_ N°Vfl 5C0!“- who has returned to his home from New York, when, he found document; that h,“ Mm to believe that a large quantity of French gold is hurled in some lake near Ship Harbor. Major Lou" h now searching for it.

Investigation Will Open Thursday

iMfiNTiitEAlL, Aug, 1. — it is un. ilerstooti here that the investiga- tioil which lSir Francis Lenticux will hold into the alleged ernine o; the (Jusionis steamer Margaret which has aroused so much politi- cal controversy, will open Thurs- day mnrnine. The uliii-nnret, it is stated, has been ordered to be at the Provincial capital on that date.

Special Clinic For Island Doctors

Today there will open in Charliitir-toivit n l)()§4f-g|';u|[|;|ip course for the niedivltl prtttfliliullftrn 0|‘ this Province. This course will

iiust for the entire week and will bu

held at the Prince lildwnrd inland Hospital iii the forenoon and in the Charlottetown, ‘Hospital in the afternoon. it thus been pl‘0Vl(li'fl through the generosity of the (Inn- udian Medical Association and is the iitnst extended ‘and lonibitiottt-i yet attentpted in (Ynnntiu. it is primarily iiiti-nilcd as a "refresher" training "for tho medical inen, iirlnfi- ing to tlleiit the latest advances in medicine and sitrizory. The insiriie- lions for thi- course urn antont: the tnosi ilisiiiigitisiicil of (fnnadian scientists. llr. R. ii. (loriinn, pro- fessor oi‘ meiiieitie nt Mcfliii Uiii- vtirsiiyz iii‘. A. T. Rnziii, professor of stlrgcry at Ali-Hill University and lit-lid surgeon or the hl0llif0lll (len-

luis been a itirriblo shock to his

_ bereaved ‘tho Guardian ltilits with n wide circle oi.’ friends llilillllflelltililfl deep and sincere sym- Di

Italians To Be i ' Called Fascists In Future

this province is expected.

‘trill no longer be permitted to cull llemsoivos by that name, but will nscists. if the wishes of "-1 "Xllressed to the Mil- ‘l- "l0 Olsen of the Fas- il. are carried gilt.

i-Vlussoiini in a signed message, “lflltis tho ntlltnr aken out of tho pap- "llii lo substitute Fascism

nllt iii‘ dniigter. lei-tug from dlltlllllllflll- lltlilor nrrlvcil nl her bullshit: tlfttll‘ u hnrrioti trip front itotiui.

ti"? word liniiiin. whic “will 11H nntl-lfnstrisit

KING DISCOVERED - ‘lfak, July '3l.-— A plot.

“in certain persons ties- llfliiil‘ relatives," have all

‘ ‘ °“ Nwooo-oo-owooa» o

(lonilensetl Specials RATE-to. per word. net

oral lloapittil, ill‘. W. l". Melfll)’, professor oi‘ not-volts diseases at Mtrflill and Dr. W. [4- Ritchie, n distingulshi-il rziiliologist at the Montreal (lentiral ilospiial. interesting to note that Dr. Gordon nnti Dr. McKay are islanders. The local committee consisting 0f ‘Dr. S. R. Jenkins. (ihairmsn; Dr. Hous- ton and ‘Dr. Yr-o, Sui-rotary have been -busliy engaged for several months in i-oniplcling tietails in connection with the i-otirne. A very large ziiteudancr- oi the doctors of

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EDDA MUSSOLINI

REPORTED BETTER. FORLLltnly. .liiiy Mussolini. daughter of the Prom- ier. is ill‘i‘lill'0ll to ill‘ completvly She has boon suf- iind ‘her

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WANT GOOD MEAT 0O l l‘, East and of Market

RINTINO 0F EVERY cheaply and expedi- uted. Guardian Cont- “l-"I- Phone 18$.

oi, ANT coon auvstori-za don conference, who 10o m 85o. nationalisation of the snail-h w‘ 65o. 50o for 91.00. 1000 mince In Pontpaid. Guardian Great Britain an the only solution of the conflict.

of

vice-president tho Canadian Trades and Llbof‘ ngron, now homo from the Lon-

Bert Maroon.

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Mrs. Edw-ar?! Wheeler Hall, Rector’s Relict is Out of Jail.

SOMIDRVLLLE. N. J., July 31-- Mrs. Edward Wheeler l-iall. of New Bruitswick, N. J., regained hei- liberty last night in $15,000 bail. after having spent forty hours be- hind the hars of Somerset County Jail for tho murder four years ago other husband and his alleged sweetheart.

The 49-year old nristrocraiic nint- ron was arrested lain Wednesday ‘lllizht, after atlthoritics said “a minus of new evidence," poini.itig to her as the slayer of tho rector of fashionable St. John's Episcopal Church. in New Brunswick and ZMrs. Eleanor it. lchoir singer, had been discovered iin an investigation ordered by Gov- iernor Moore and State authorities. i She was released ‘Chief Justice Gummere to whom defense attorneys appealed yester- day at Point Pleasant-

Tho bull required by Justice was as contrary to Jersey precedent as was his ruling that she might be sot free.

litstctid oi‘ ordering that a large sum “be posted for Mrs. Hall's re- lease. he decided that she furnish blit $7.500 in each of the two charges.

‘Opossum Family

, Evaded Immi- gration Laws

(Special to the Guardian) l OTTAWA,

grttlion laws of Canada has been revealed. A marsupial mother and her three children were dis- covered hiding away among u sitin- intent of ibananas consigned to an lflttawa merchant .i. B. Merritnizh. llo notified the government. offi- cials lli. once and turned the fnniiiy over to them, and they are now ‘held not at jail bilt at. the ntuseuitt lin this city. l-‘or ho it known that. |inzirstipinl is the fitnrlly nitrite of i'i‘hc pignty optissitm when fiill iopossiim itns built her nest anions in ('.lilBi.i"-l‘ or bananas which hunit =ln Mr. llerratigifs store three days. ,iliu pitritiy (lllfififlllfll. The ntothei‘ igrowil is no larger thitn at (ship- uu-unk.

(‘llfli Illiii’ I5 THE ililtil FilHii [liliiilllll

Tiny Monoplane Weighing ‘250 Lbs., With an Estimated Maximum Speedoof 85 Miles an Hour- Appearance Caus- es Surprise.

(spocial to the Guardian)

DETROIT, Jilly 31. ——~ UNITY For“ gminy snowed visitors the iat- ust product of the Ford Laborator- ies, an "Air Fllvver", a tltiy mono- plane that may he the forerunner of a wasp float that will drone a- long the airways as 0011111101"? 3'9 Ford automobiles move about roads. ‘it has ‘been successfully’ tested, The plane's wing spread 0f 22 feet, makes it one of the smal- lest ‘single seaters ever flown. Fquippeil with a three cylllltlfll‘ nii- cooled motor of French make the plane weighs only 250 lllfl- The building of the plane, a talk assigned to three trite-ted emllloYflafl working in a locked room. W88 shrouded in secrecY- "9 fir“ 5P‘ pent-anon when it was brought 011i to be tested, cnmn its a fillfllrlie even i0 some airport officials. Sev- eral days aizo, the bit-ll)’ Diana W" assembled on the flyiilli field» a pilot eiitnlieil into one and a me- ehanic spun the propeller. the en- gine; sputtered and burst into a roar and the craft moved from i119 field and monnteil into the Hi1‘. l! circled nbmit for several minutes before deaceudlnk.

The plane, built of fabric stretch-

gonoraliy recognized in

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are feet. Wings are motinted 11911‘

ed over a metal frame, has a total sustaining surface area of 97 squ-

Miils, his pretty by order of

the Chief

.lul‘y ill. -—-A ilarini! {llbiffiflpl ‘by a fam-iiy oi’ central Ant- ,0l‘lC8.l'l natives to evade the inimi-

Three schooners sud several small- er Domincan crsftshavoibeon lost

and bound for the Windward ‘Is- lands, were lost with all

the ivessels Peaceful, hound from Jennies for Ponce casks lost three of her crew, the captain

rescued.

feared to

also have foundered at various

the bottom of the fuselage and the pilot sits above them. To prevent the wings landing wheels are mounted near the wingtips each 88V!!! feet from the fuselage. The so horse power at1.600 revolutions a minute and spins a propeller six feet in length. The standard esti- mated luu imam spout 11-85 miles an hour. it is believed that the en- gine will travel from 86 to 30 miles

Former British M. P.

LONDON, Auq. 1. —A form- er member of Parliament in out of work and has advertised In a local paper for a job. The "want ad." layl: "Ex- M.P. want: work as operative spinner A. Law. 65 Star- cllffe Street, Bolton." Mr. Law was elected Socialist member of Parliament for BOI- ton In December, 1923. but was defeated in the 1924 cinc- tlon. He has been unemploy- ed ever since and was on the dole until his ‘benefit became exhausted.

Labor Man Calls _ Granting 0f Tit-

MELBOURNE, Australia. July 31

coining an "absolute lpurchase wins," ‘sentutive McGrath charged in the Lower ‘House of Parliament. ‘McGrath said doubt some were expecting to receive titles

in 1927.

meut of Australians, ibut the House "(lloiirilcll without voting on it.

Manitoba Track Team Leads at End

(Canadian Press)

tiybit track team was the leaders at the ollti of the first ilay’s meet,

Saturday. of the 37th Annual track and Field (‘.h'shlps of Canada. Mon-

treal with n totnl of 14 points wit.‘ second. and Hamilton third with 9 points. The meet will conclude on Monday- Winnlpeg and Montreal Will be finalists in every heat ev- out.

Asseltlne of Winnipeg was the in- dividual star of the day. He was first iii the running broad jump and the hop. step and jump, and third in the Javelin throw record- inl: 11 points for the Manitoba ieani. lie made over 21 feet in the uwiiiiiini: broad Jump and slightly over 4i feet. in the second event.

(fyril Coafiee the former Winni- peg star, now of Chicago, won the 10o. and 220 yard dashes with lit- tie effort.

iSetting a fast pace from tho start A. Douizherty Montreal, won the milu event in 4 mill. 29 sec.

Summary 120 Yard Hurdle: 2nd ‘halt 1. W. Montaibona. Montreal, 2. P. McDonald, Cb'town.

Broad Jump

1. Asseltine, Man.

2. MacDonald. Cb'town.

3. King. ‘Montreal. Distance 21.03 ft.

Running Hop stop and Jump

1. Asoeliine, Manitoba,

2. Coughlin. Montreal.

3. MacDonald, Cb'town. Distance 44.14 feet.

Dominican Ships Lost in Storm

‘SANTO ‘DOMINGO. Ans. 1. —

in a violent storm off Saona with heavy loss of life. Aauoyme and Mancoris, loaded with passengers

liandii. The number of passengers aboard is not known. The and loaded with empty and four sailors ‘helm: The hooner Gaviidn is have ibeen lost also. Several smaller Domincan crafts

pieces along the coast.

touching the ground

motor develops

l1¢ra1-Pr¢s1'¢$$1v¢

on a gailpu of gasolinei] _..,

Advertises For Job

les a Scandal

-—Granting of British titles is be- scsndal, a question of trading, where the bust Laiborlte Repre-

Australian principals

when the Duke of York, King Geo- rge's second son, visits Australia °l the treasures and “he? Prflper“

lie ended ‘by offering a resolu- tion pointing out that the granting of titles is contrary to the senti-

of 1st Days Meet

PORT ARTHUR. ‘Onto Aug. 1.— With a totui of 15 points the Mani-

- ‘Catholic-owned

‘MEXIlIlN Bill

EEIZEE BHIJHIIH . PiiilPtHlY

Ten Million, Catholics Are Without Benefit of Clergy -- Rioting Results From .En- Forcement of Re- ligious Laws.

(Special to the Guardian)

‘MEXJJCO CITFY, Jilly. 30. -—-'i‘en million or more Catholics through- out Mexico today are without ben- efit of clergy.

The putting into effect of the government's new religious regula- tlolLs was inaugurated with the stoning of officials, shooting strays {between police and crowds about

that he had noichuiches and the turning of fire

hose on malcontsnts to disperse ltheni" as the officials ‘began last iniizht their work of taking control

ty inside the annexes of Catholic churches ‘in the capital.

A total of ten persons was woun- ded in a half dozen disorders. At- torney General Ortega was among the officials stoned as they were "ltuillls the annexes of St. Cathar- ines church, once reputed among the wealthiest churches af Mexico but which has ‘lost its wealth.

The present turmoil was caused by the Mexican Gov‘t. enforcing the religious laws contained in the Collfifltlilliln of 1857 which. provide that no foreign clergymen may illnCtlOn il1 ‘MGXICO. Church owner- ship of property forbidden. All church property reverts to the state. ‘Religious instruction in schools, convents and monasteries is forbidden. .lt is illegal for rqllg]. oils periodicals to criticize the government.

for Mexico today in response to instructions from Pope Pius, anti

Mexicali Catholics knelt in priest- less churches, members of the n}

gionai confederation of labor, tb- gether with government employees paraded tbrmtgh Mexico City ,streets and other importatit "COUNTS of the country as a demon- stration in supimrt 0i’ the govern- ment's religions regulations. As far as (‘mild be learned, the people their feelings inflamed by events of tho past. fcw weeks, kept them- selves in mntrol throughout the demonstration today. But ro- ports notrtintieil to come i indicat- ing disturbances and clashes in various pitris nr tho republic Sat.- urday zrfternooit and evening when the flllilrfihéfl were titrned over to the citizens committees as the priests withdrew. ‘in some towns, rtli Catholics are reported to be wearing mourning, houses are ilraped with crepe. while all business places were closed for five minutes at itoon Saturday. Meanwhile all i‘atholles—-meanlng e vast major- ity in these plaices~knelt in front of homes and stores hemoaninl! the piigiht 0i’ their church and praying for its relief.

Durant Amasses Another Fortune

NEW YORK. July 31. -One spectacular Wail Street operator, Vllillinm C. Durant, ihss scored his third big financial triumph and made a titird fortune out of the art/mo stock.

Mr. iDuraut is credited with hav- ing made a $1,500,000 paper profit yesterday when the stock of (len- aral Motors Uirporation which he

ifounded soared to a record of 191.

lio is also credited with having profited $20,000,000 in this past year, after his undaunted faith in it trad twice previously stripped him of his wealth.

552-" ‘ _ St. Anne’s Day

St. Anne's Sunday was, in a0-

cordance with annual custom, ob-

served yesterday at Lennox island with speciaL religious services,

which were attendeil by immense

numbers of people. from all parts

"of the Island. The event was m- oriied with glorious weather, and was this year one of the most auc- cessful of the celebrations that has ever been held.

Among the visitors from Char-

lottetown was ills Lordship Bish- op Oleary, who p-eached an oin-

quent and impressive sermon at the eleven o'clock rnass. The other

clergyman who officiated were Rev.

U. A. McDonald, Parish Priest,

Rev. Urban Gillie and Rev. P. C. Gauthier.

was‘! ‘F’? '1“ 4i.”-

I MEXICO ClTY. Aug. 1. —-Whilo tlic Roman Catholic world prayed

nihiintion of its enemies.

70TH BIRTHDAY

George Bernard shaw, British dramatilt. celebrated his 70th birthday last week.

125 Incorporated Companies t0 Seek

(Special to the Guardian) OTTAWA. July 30. --“Oil, oil everywhere and not a drop to sell" is the effective slogan of the pros- pectors who in hundreds, will for some time to come probo the ivitais of the province of Alberta with penetrating instruments to prove the oil that is believed to be there. Not since 1914 has there been any concerted drive for oil in Alberta and probably not in the history of Canada has there been such u

siege of the department of the ‘Secretary of State for company charters as during the past six

months when slightly more thnii 125 such documents have ‘been issued ‘to ineorporators. ‘The

ormcnt publication, reveals in the

including July 24th that more than 125 charters have -been issued and that tlteaggregate capitalization of these companies is close to $76.- 000.000.

Premier Escapes Assassination

(Canadian Press) BARCELONA. Spain, Aug. 1.— An attempt to assassinate Premier lPrimo De Rivera has been frus- trated. it is officially announced that the Premier in safe and sound.

FfltH SEES iiN- lllHtll Will ll iiNY lililiillil

Says One May Come Unexpectedly and Involve . W h ole World — Will Be More Terrible Than Last One.

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‘iiotvnos, Jlllyniil. _ The signal

bo sounded at any moment, ac- cording to an exclusive interview with Field Marshal Foch of France, to be published by the London Daily Despatch on Sunday. "Everyone would like to believe that another Great War is a re- mote contingency, but the fact cau- not be ignored that one may come at nny time, unexpectedly from any quarter", asserts the former com- mander-in-chief of the“ Allied for- C801.

"lt may involve the whole world," ho continues. "if another war comes, it will be more terrible than the last. We hear continually of wonderful new discoveries for mak- ing war. Notwithstanding peace measures of the Iieagno of Nations. we know every nation is engaged in research work, trying to per- fect poiaon gas that will insure an-

"Thero in no doiubt that very (loudly gasses have heen perfected,

part in in fact, that every wesipon

played." Pooh's conclusions were

interview in the Rothemere news-

papers. which quotesextracts.

Oil In Alberta

Canada Gazette, the official gov-

issues from Jan. 1st down to and

Will Represent

(Canadian Pren)

OTTAWA, July 1. —Canada will be represented at the League of Nation: Assembly in Geneva in September by Senator Sir George Footer, Sir Herbert Amen and Hon. Phil- lippe Roy. This was an- nounced by Sir Henry Drayton, Acting Premier.

Officers Blamed For Manchester

(Canadian Press)

west of Flathcrmixit,

Captain 'l‘. J. Barclay was

the future.

C. Vigurs was found in

Canada at Geneva

Civilian Disaster

QUEBEC. July 31. —ln render- ing judgment at the conclusion of-NOTi-ll 5111971031! ‘llmflnent- “"1"”! his inquiry into tho stranding onnilffily l"! bfollfifl I01‘ some time, May 23rd. 192s, of the s. s. Mun-ibut it is declared here that she ll cheater Civilian near Port Secheldlli! t0 BlTlVQ Bi- Qndba“ ‘DY Mwm‘ dominioirel‘ FY0111 M03395‘ 9n August 15 and wreck commissioner. 1.. A. Demers after 399115158 l1 457 b9“ Wm um‘ ‘found that the master of the shipftor to lRicbmond. Que. and Mk0 in iie-ltrain there for Portland Mains- fault for close sailing and caution- ed him to adopt safer measures in 8t QUBBBO’ 011 1191' Wfltllilllllil "l? Sncond officer J, T. oi- not has not yet been elicited. default but it is understood that arrange-