OFA

MERCHANT

_-___

' ‘No matter how much work it is-rest!

' 8 Inscriptions D nnnilullno-n“.

olives-Ml $5.00 U. H. A. "-30

I Ptllb*1ll.lii5

iH i l t it

bong Those But to Death Was Capt.

i

I'-""I F1"! >< f-l-I i

Riley, _An English- , an, Alleged To t ave Been Travel- ing at the Expense r f the British Govt.

(special tITHe Guardian) ,

or] to have been iii the puy of, (lrunl Britain

viot police, itllllfillllttlll toalny- cy itit-itidctl an Englishiiinii zuitl lit ‘sian princes.

ilit rskt alleged that some of osc executed attempted to take‘ g lives o‘f four Soviet governirierit XltlS including Tcliitclicriii. for- gn minister, tityckov, president of e Union Coiiircil oi‘ Peoples Coni- issarics. M. S. Stalin niid Bitc- ariu . ‘

Tiu- Englishman, Capt. Sidney corgc iitlley. alleged to iruve 11cc" stry, another man (leorge JQIVPIl‘ rin, \vlio was also executed, ai- niptell lo kill Tcliitcheriii and oth» t upon their-return from Genoa. t. trolicc chief said. lle alleged at they were travelling ut the ex-

By-Election Won By Conservative

(Special to The Guardian)

VERNON, B. (3., Julie l0.——lilec~ tlon of W. F. Kennedy. Conserva- rtl-re representative iii the British Columbia legislature for North 0k- uiiagan riding over r. Donald, Liberal in lliere Thursday was considered ai- most certain here inst night when 16 of the 28 polls gave him a majority of 301 ‘ITheseat was formerly held ‘by the ‘late A, O. Cocliraiie. Conservative.

tShooting 0f y Foxes Prohibited

returns showed that

(CanatTanhPress) Qiuonmc. Qrtc. Julie

iLleuL-Governor forbids

municipal authorities some

islnntl.

Boy Scouts A For Diamond

N. 13., Fluid ‘Coinniissioiier- of

use oi’ the British government.

notnrceuierit in Moscow of the caution oi 20 persons chnriiihl lllr anti-Soviet activities and fur- iliing information to the B11111!!! ipkrmtitie service in Moscow. The ission returned to

mo;

Following the. recent rupture in iigltrsowiet relations ‘ iiatlciriiy‘ tlenied at rcet tlr:\ the British

Downing

iTlrc trfficlals reiterate

'thr iiritislr Government was

iolivos and had rcutiirg a state of

war birt had

rauco of diplomatic relations Airg- »Str\‘ict trade would continue, <-o-c--—-»--——

ielen Willis In Record Victory

'i1i~it‘l\'it3NiiAll'i, lilnglaritl. Juno 10. illeitin Wi“lis‘ ti~- (i, t‘——0 liltitory or “llii-lic“ Tapers-ti. of South iiittr. iiii 18 rriintutt-s liy the clock tirr lfe-irt Cr-nn-ty Lawn tennis tiiiiliitrnn-liips today is heralded u porfortrrurice rlllffltHiiillli-i uny- lni: ttirur Suzanne Lerrgicn. arit-t-‘h fuirron, slur. ever at-hitrv-

urrtiiine. all hnr best never heat time-record and British cfltics ‘ .' that tho French ‘girl novel‘

\" by nrearri- of whlcir it at-liicvctl. Miss Tapscott who- is cd about ‘lllB quickest and rrnver- over grotuud that iriens tentriis has ‘produced. was it‘! out. o-f the picture with drive-r ti 1121.0 and accuracy. bot-h tore- ilti and backhand. tthat arirrrrost in tlrr ta-y-es oi the s-pectaitors.

lii tirt- first set Miiris Willis lost i iwiutts, including three by ilhlo faults and one -by what was utiklcrcd a bud decision. in tilro coiid set ziho ‘lost eight point i’ iii‘ a tloubl" fault. ,

"+H +v++oo++oo+o+o+oo

Condensed Specials “ATEr-‘O- per word. net each insertion in this column. ¥

H w+o+o+wo+i+oole+cou

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PECIAL HAMBURG STEAK —

Easter- duality beef. Saunders

Iedwsom d: 00., illalt and Market. g_ .

cums RE citnouie- ers- sacs. 112 Prlncq streetr ~ Dr. lttt. Don't daisy. ‘recover-y in m three months- tiolif-tiflopt 1!

B PRINTING ‘OF "IV RY miiliiiiiltciiupiy d “that.

‘London last

Mission inlaid "o" ascow had had airy relations oimunsnanrg Cenwlery; H,“ Georg,‘ '9 MW?‘ Wm‘ Imam“ Fmeig" Coles, l-lorr. 'f‘lionias Heath liavl-

that h‘ land iii Si. Peters (lcnietery. Chur- retikiug off relations with the Soit-thvqhaumql;

oprtl that notwithstanding the sev-i

.ls

Scouts participation in Jubilee (lelebrzr-tioii. lt is being

i

the Fathers _ u: ‘Confctlrrrrtloii.

roi which arc in Cemeteries in tlrril

It was em vicinity of Charlottetown. lThey UFO;

as follows:

K. C. Mac- tie by-elcctioii

ltl.-~i]e- ,cause the su-pply of foxes on Mag- itisidiilh Jiiiie 10"T“'°1“Y"imiTtltilerr Islands is almost exiitiustetl 1115i ‘iiiiie guard“ “lid 591°“ “Fran order in council signed by] thc the stool- clgu iuttilligciitie services includ-‘lug or ma“ animals ‘rm. u 8,40,; M‘ have bee“ axe‘ fltve years. For sonic time t ll‘l'G has 0d. .\i, Aleiijlnski. chief of the been Concern “mom; “w Jghlndurg-i oil the scarcity of the foxes anti tiitihnigruuo“ ‘vmml lliilil‘ ago ilasst-ti a resolution urging that lilie Wivemiiu-‘m he asked to pmdof the Overs-tau Scttlcni -irt t‘ L“ r l’ -. ~ . l- mbu m“ shooting of foxes u" ma‘ we‘ The report marks cum vllilllilli dlbt) iuicwcd tho financial stunt

Mi‘. J. A. Barrie of Frederlcioin! the [my SN)“; Aéiiocitzfktlylfl‘ ‘(Iii Cmmfliff‘ iiiciit tACl, as zigainsl iiti

DON J 10 ~-4-ritlsli oi- m "whom n ‘ ' ‘u " ° "w" ' lair increase it‘ about LUN . iiiic .- organizing the Boy Scout troops. clots tvere shocked today by thohu-m‘ mmdng prumwuuol, rm. moi Diamond,

ranged that the Scoiils will itaktr tr: rsrttazsttr:.:::‘:tr.t:.‘t:‘““MW .

Packing‘ House t Merge-r Announced

(Special tovThe Guardian)

TORONTU- 011i» June i0.—'i‘iic iiiiiiy BXDcCtctl announcement. oi n packing house merger‘ was rrrutlo Yi-‘sleiiliii’ by J. S. .\lci.cair of tho tlizlrris AlJllllOll‘ Co, “hr, “r111 he Iiiiiiiiiieiii- iii llir new ctrnririirnlioii, m“ Iiiliiiii Ablilliiii‘ Ctrnrpunv. Gulins. I.ttl-. thc (Jaundizin Packing 100.. and lliilliuiii Davies (Joiiipairv.

lllie new holding troniimny will be called Canada Packers Lltl., and the capitalization will be prci‘er‘t't~tl“ stock illltlluflZlill $10,111,111 to be issued about

$$.75U.tiltli coinutoir stock. $200000 of no par value. The l11'i!l'<ii‘rtetl and t-triuirrtrii,

stock will be issur-tl ill iext-irarigo for; the securities oi the holding corrrp3 any. No securities of llio hnltliuy; company will be tiffrrud to thc pith lic at the present lllllt‘, -—<0->_

Migration Figures Show Big Increase

‘LONDON, Jllnt: lli.»- Hlzilislivu of‘ tho Hlliltiiti ftr litist year show stiirstanlitrl int-i l

es, according iotiitr ilillllliil terror-ti

isr of‘

thc first five yctlrs" trtliuiirisltulitrniirtlirrinistratitiii to the very evident. lot the lfiillllfu Settlt-rritrirt .\t-t. sum-ltlisparngcmeirt oi’ the latter,

liiiarizetl the rcstilts of _| wrrk are:

1 Nut emigration. that is, irnluti

n year's

10f tlepaittires O\'l‘i‘ arrivals. i'r:rni‘$l(i5.000

itlreat Britain to all rotintrit-s tiur~ ring i026 was 115.5223. t1l)lll|i:ll‘t'tl uitli

Nut liltiiplrn nrigrntiorr grow froiii 132.386 ill 1025 to 313.227- zriltl or‘ this Jlililllicl‘ 66.103 sctllcis rt-t-t-irt-tl ars- rsistaucc under tho. lrrrpir-t- riltttltr-

Jubilee Parade {H.259 in i025.

i The geogrtrpliirnl distribution of

assisted settlers was us follows: ltliltlttlitltl approx.) iurtluciinn oi‘ “P; ' l! (ijincirrbrrs' salaries ‘tilii2.tititi) also

(Australia - - - - »- 2 2o pt-r t-oni. reduction in land tax

Canada. and rtrtiurtion on income tax——willi or. H.795 a promise of fuillicr rcdtiction ill B“ South Africa .. 232 taxi-s.

119.55!) Th0 total oi‘ fithltili for lliljii coin-jet“ oxhtirlt-il lrrises 21.436 men. lS.iii'r.\ worm-u. iiii‘ii' iiii-‘ii iii ii "miiiiiiiio Pieiiiiim“

Mon. Andrew Archibald lliat-lioir- and 25.999 cmldru“.

Edward Wlieiari- in

Hon. ltltlwartl

and Hon. Jolrrr

-tery, St. lillcanors.

Anioetlng of tho

of the Cross Hull and

next Friday night. were enjoyed by the boys niid informative lecture was given

precialctl.

Actress Branded

ll0i.l.YVV()()D. (itil.. Juno 10.

lei "l('s,“ carved with a

hysterical tiotrdltitrii.

parts of her body.

__.__-¢Q-} _i_-_

Prince Will Spend

Highness the Prince oi of next month. will three days in Quebec City. fol‘ the visit of the Prince

jubilee offionlctlera discussed in Ottawa few rlaymairtl"; it is ‘ttrrrtrti ranged that these two orig visitors oi thefEmpire.

nrrlvoJn Canada on ll

fi

iiiiiliv executed 0n t‘ it 0on- 1110b Purim. Piiciittill. __ p ~

'.' WANT err-awn . cos b0 (o; M“: ‘- 5

B} r P "-95. t ‘ in. Guardrail

"Mb-A" coop’ banana q d ‘ ‘put _

rr Ill ‘for Rafa

munbero o! K.

9L0- nday. aftorpoon at two

1

look to attend funeral To!

b. J. n: Mdalvtit . he. l».

Pnlirirr llziniilion (‘n-try irr “mm”! by m’ hilmc" m "lwflor Sherwood (‘trnictery. lltlll. Wllliairi “o hiwmw" "tilieiiry Pope in tSt- d-Jleunors tit-nic-

Mr. Barrie which the boys all ap-

With Letter “K”,

ller hotly iiiarktitl with seven scar- razor tblatlc. lloris Dore, 21-year-old net- , ‘CHM. of New York till)’. wad foniitl iir lror apartment here today iir a.

Tire girl ivas removed to n litrs- pital and police begun u search for a man oi gorillia-like proportions, who. the girl said, broke into her apartment early today and, telntcir-t uild pointed out tliut under Govern- ing lior in a powerful grip, began merit Control the authorities would slashing n crude "K" on tlifforcntbc iu a position

3 Days In Quebec

(QUEBEC. Julie 10.—'His tRoyal Wales. when he visits Canada at. Ilia end spend some Plans and Pre- mier iStanley Baldwin to the Domin» ion on the occasion of the diamond tlon have) been ring the past vslyfar- nguislréd‘ Q ‘en' they‘ _ y 29.‘ will stay inntnewAnnient t api-tal for three days before leaving for Mon- treal and Ottawa and other cities

mlet at_ the "Hoifiafi

tau Bro.‘ in. J.,_n_lc-,

ti?!

Slm —-—<o>_~~. .~

Political Meeting‘ At Canoe Cove

'l‘licre was nii OVt:l'~il<i\\'l|lg and

icncu at the hall at (faiurt- (Tove t>rr‘,,,»,~.,1h@.,r 19w, (xtilijlllW: up all H0118 “CY siiiiiiiiitTliurstlay night. was held lust night in the lrctigucflmles discussed H“, umwlinns U, lmpmisps "l. what “"{“‘i'i“'itlay. Mr. Allen Livlngsttrirt- rut-sill monts made by Mr. llarrie for at“: The first speaker “I,

reorguiiizatioir meeting to be llfildtp“ ‘ ' ' Several ganiestdis‘

whorl: thc t-trndi

.,received n. gootl hearing trritl

n“ ussed ut colisltlerablt: lrriglh

by _

government with extravagance .1 incompetence anti alleged that. the liberals wcro irr power they would entforco the tint.

Mr. J. -Ii_ Dnntnin itrlltiwtitl ziii-‘i thud a splendid reception. llo rtr viewed the record of tirt: Sit-war ‘Govcrnnitvrit and cffcrtl i‘ ell Mr. tlx-pagtfs churn however trontliniully iutterririrtrtl tin» speaker iititll iumribcrs of 1hr and ioiico shouted to iriiri to ltccp lri:t seat. Ml‘, Bulitulii tletilt wttry Pilot‘!- ivuiy with tho lttiillitilfllll‘ (illtirillflii land showed how o‘ initial it w lo hwre a lnw that llli! ireotilo rosin-rut Ull-‘Lllld which could he onto cti. He ridiculed thc propuguntlzi of lllti Llbvlals who claimed thcro would be n ruin shop at every stittlt-niciit.

- ilil it

tn regulate thc I drink traffic in a wiry tliut was irrr- -, DOSSHJRYIIINIOI‘ the Prohibition Law. ‘vile said the coirsotrsus ot‘ opiuioir of those who had thc best interests 0f the. people at heart and who were not incrcly political prohibi- tionists was in favor oi’ tho propos- ed change. lie was a life-long ah- stainer and he knew the evils of the drink traffic. Ho was sorry i" say, however, that the hopes he had cherished for an improvement und~ er prohibltiorr had n01. b81111 iiiiiiil‘ ed. ln common with many tlllllil‘ abstainer-s he had como to thc con- clusion that soineother means should -bo tried to srunvls with iiw evils and he was behind Premier Stewart in his courageoub etrflfliivfii to deal with the matter by 111“ measure o! improved ternliefiiiiue- tar. wliulilflin -sat hearty applause. Mr. MePhee followed and expres- sed his regret that he was not bct~ t rgpropared to deliver an address. e mid comb away without some 0i _ his papers and manuscripts and s0 he would have to be content with endorsing Mr. Le ‘Pale’: remarks. "He than dealt with the Tefliiifiiiiiiiiii Qustlon and expressed ‘his belief rthot Prohibition could he made ei- tieetive it tiig Liberals wars reiurnr

0d. ,, " .. , . ‘ xrirstti-iorr. =1. t. Jenkins, haul a splendid reception and deiiyered a vigor-cu: speech. sully nnlwerins Mr. Lenin's criticisms. itrr . bow- tiir mt- tun rsoam rot-inc sown: cranium itch ma ‘iiiiotflilllflil- ‘jigs vimvti on pan‘ Promo-

>%//

p The People's

‘tilt: Wfillllfl‘ oi’ the people.

wart and hit-r colleagues

‘ation iiiatlt- by thc Stmvart admin-

.-_-s-t fin tht- irrnitoi‘ oi the tlispfoisti- t;6,103 tlon oi spirituous liquors thc speak-

‘1 trvtrrrlment control -— tiropositions ii~ iliiichiltlish in their absurdity.

down amidst -

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

unmrus

air

t A

Government Candidates Get Great Recept- ‘.31.2“.‘i.‘2“.‘f.fi€“.§i"5 ll’.r°.“.‘.‘fifii"..ilili.

- ion.

That the past finagcial record and ’1)l'U[)l)58il legislation in regard lo controlling the sale 0f spirituous liquor is populiu" in the ‘Irislrtown and Long River districts, was evi- denced in no siriuil degree at the first joint meeting of the district campaign held at lrishtown hall on 'l‘liursdny night, J'.'l\0 9th, Both the government candidates Messrs. ilinrdock Kennedy and Walter Mcv KcilZlc made most favorable lili- prt-ssioiis. Mr. Kciiiictly. the dean of the l’. lo‘. l, legislature. was never in better form; iris sincere and slrziightfordwurd statements iiot truly irltuitiittl his old time friends tutti stipptrriors, but evaiigellzed runny who arr generally passive and apathetic in inatltrrs affecting After Ken-

lhtr iisiinl fclitzitntitiiis. Ml‘.

trig under the present anti past

lle gsvca rdvieiv of the ways and llllllillli! adopictl by Premier/Stew‘

in securing cxtru yearly Dominion stilisitly for P. 1'}. Island, and rc- uiarkr-rl incidentally that it was a ‘strange uoiiicitlent-t: that anything ‘worth while in tnattcrs, of subsidies or irnblit: utilitit-s was ‘obtained louder crrirsorvaitivtr titliiiinistrations. Mr. Krrinctly ZllSt) referred to the vrry rnnsideritbltr reduction in tax-

dalrtriitrn -viz., abolition n1‘ poll tux

his airtiiciice to put. ,liqnt:i' law spoiisorctl iry legislators iwhtr have a reputation for carrying font their proiriises-dotil with the lrvil best. as it is known to exist iitllliillg us, lllllllii‘ prohibitory liquor laws for a great llllllll)(‘.l‘Vt)l' yrenrs~— . “itlrer than ho lt-tl trstray by thc lprtrlzigtinisis of thc “glrtist", prolri- hitioii. who irr their zeal for a dis-

of hypothetical promises and stir- will litippcn untlor

‘ lle also reminded lllSlllP.ill‘tZl‘S of

miiiion government is taking ovur the selection and examination of

interests, iustancing the granting of import and export licenses to three houses in Charlottetown at $5.000 per year. Tire personnel r of the op- i position is practically tho same as

the government which granted those liccirses. Mr. Peter Sinclair‘. the Liberal

candidate for asscrnblymzin iollow- ed. This was Mr. Sinclair's initial bow to a political audience. lie pre- sented a good "case" for the oppo- sition coirsidcring the motor-lat he had to work with. rile was well for- tified with blue books and news- paper clippings. Mr. Sinclair made arr appeal to the electorate on the principle that it would be hotter to have our provincial ‘Government "in line" with the federal govern- ment. Iio made a not over-zealous offort to dsfeird our prohibitory liquor law. The next speaker Mi". Walter McKenzie, government can- didate for councilman also made his ‘tlebnt as a political speaker". liis flue appearance and nicely modulated tone of voice. made him an instant ‘favorite with his aud- ience. In reviewing the political sit- uation lle showed a good know- lodge of afftiirs relating to the gov- ornnrcnt of this province-past anti present-mas u irroper irrotlicuni of resourcefulness and self assurance iii debate at close quarters. Mr. Mt:- Koirzio will make a first class rep~ resentatlve.

Mr. Stewart. tLibo-ral iionrineo for councilman was the noxt spottker. Mi‘. Stewart's honre is iii tlrc south» erii end of the district. and ire secured to be rather out of his elo- niorit in the north. His ideas arid his vocal apparatus did riot coord- ivirte. hence his, address was shun), Mr. rKerinedyh ‘rsn minute reply at the finish was a “classic? He was thoroughly aroused by some indis- ereet statements made by Mr. Sinclair in his address, which the l-ionourahle Murdock refitted in no uncertain terms amid long contin- ued and vociferous applause,

in acknowledging ' a vote of thanks moved by Nlr. McKenzie and seconded by Mr. Sinclair, tlic chairman, Mr. Michael titeatly corri- plimented tlrc audience ‘for its close trttentinir and ‘epitomized its feel- ings when he said "I'm particularly pleased with the fld‘(ll‘0SS6S_ of the young candidates. and best of all with the "old war irorse."

The meeting closed with the

iho favorable disposition of the lute

“i9 Viliioiiii 01195110115- viiiiiiiiiiii ii10'l.ilicriil administration to the liquor

t t t

t

i Handsome New

LONDON. Julie Iii-A pronrirrtrni. ft-trfurn iii the tiity today is tho huiltlcrs‘ crane.‘ Almost uvory- wlicrc the skyline is broken by the ‘rising of smile new building. This lrelniiltlirrg of tho city began iii ‘trnrnottt nhntit the Wm‘ 1910. fli- tlronglr there liud been big develop- rrroirt irr llioor-Fieitls. around Fins- birryv-cirt-iis. shortly before.

Tire prlntvipnl building under rc- ctrnstructlnir is. of course‘. the Hank of England. Tho greater part. nf the interim‘ has been du- rrrolislrcti and a quarter of the foundations of the new structure are already in. Opposite. across thc front of the Royal Eiichange. a largo area has been cleared for the erection oi a budding with front.-

ngos to Cornlrill and Lombard- street for Lloyds Hank. Nearby

in Poultry the fine ltendquartcrs of the Midland Bank are in an ud- atlvniiced state. '

In Bishopsgato the entrance to St. Helen's place is now marked by n huge building for‘ tho Hild- son's Bay Company. , it is one of the outstanding new buildings of thgacity. tile archway being. ac- co ding to an expert. the finest iii Loirtlou next to the Admiralty Arch. On the other side of tho road Hambrosbank in red brick with stone dressingiris a notable addition to city architecture.

Further east is rapidly rising in Lsodenhaltstreet rind Limejstreet the new headquarters of tho Cor- poration oi Lloyd's: while all the corners of i-Iountlsditch, are being

LePdge and McPhee that Mr. Blun- tiers would make, prohibition more effective than did MnBell.

till! hulk of the audience rosy also

and lottths ‘IIIBQLIOHII a tow "our;

Liberals’ remaining- '

‘he bu! to an . ' . w"

urn ducts... the

initial sttiutti until I - BY initialisation

‘Bank 0i England Practically Being‘

when MI‘. MPlse rose to reply

o hear" what

singing of the National Anthem.

.. ll ,.

Budding.

lbflilllitflitilfltl. lloundstlltt-li ,.. it- solf will shortly be iii the hands oi thc builders. , ,

At the back of tho Bonito! Eug- lnnd the new home of the ,West- nilnstor Batik is under construc- tion. The site of the old general Post Oifiro is alreadyeoverotl. At Lombard street, liarclays Bank ls shortly to be extended. in Wood street is rising a large telephone exchange, while a new house at the junction with Gresham street has toiloweda widening by the Corpor- at on. .

Every .Province» ltcprosentett At C. W. L. Convention or d...:"*°.':;r::.::.§i";i1t*:.

Edward Island declared it was the richest province per oapita.

MONFBREAL. Juno 10.—- Every province of the Dominion was rep- iliflented at ‘the Confederation bouquet which was held. by the sov- enth annual convention or the cath- olic Wonieii‘! Jbensue d! Canada. lrere last night and attended by about 400 ghosts. ‘ , ‘

Touts were proposed to each province in, turn by Mrs. Jnflpflgy, Piflflitivai ot the Archdiocese oi Montreal» to which replies werejitt. insly made byntho; respqctivi dele- gates their combined rmgrks rc- wiiiins in a complete and detailed 8111'"? oi CanndmMrI W. Jplnac- rintyre. who represented Prlnqg Eh. ward island. declared that her pro-

mo ixnnirnon. while it had not t- rttaiuifrft‘ natural? rqboiircaii‘ she (Eh

Government To Do

last night by lion. Peter Heenan. Minister oi Laborgyiicn queried iii regard to the subject in connection with which been iiiade about the newcomers taking up