MAXIMS °' A MAXIMS MERCHANT or a 5 MERCHANT

Why will men of real ability fight, long and hard ‘for government you, when they could make twice la much money in ’ dllSf-flul service?

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Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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the Dead.

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(Canadian Press) i JJONDON. June. 10—(Cal'ladian' Press Cablel-‘Pwo Conservatives} and one Liberal were elected for the l lsroltish combined univcrsltlcs in.‘ rthe gcncral election oi May 30, it‘ has announced today. This leaves‘ only one seat to be decided, that of Rlliby. Warwick, where the election l had to bs postponed until June 13th, l

Ramsay MacDon- ald _IAn troduces ColleagaesI/Vhile Posing For Talk- ing Pictures.

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—- (Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, June 10—The first form- al meeting of the new Labor cab- Qe; was held today with. ull llllifi- teen members present. I: was prc- ceded by a posing for a talking pic- ture film, the Prime Minister, Ram- say MacDonald and his colleagues

Sir ‘lhomas Lipton, famous Irish sportsman, has presented a. cup, to

gathering in the garden behind No. 10 Downing Street.

m. MacDonald. speaking into the microphone. introduced his colleagues in the cabinet wlth- the words "May I introduce to you the members of the cabinet who have been cllnscll

. for very hard work and bCPRliS? I

owing to the death f t Lab candmam ° 9° Ml be known as the "Lipton Trophy."

The Scottish universities re-elected l, s’ galmlfléagfl: M m’ “Mb their representatives in the ’ l? u on’ x on’

lllfill ulllcllls ml VISILHEREi

Vice-President Hung- erford Gives Assur. ance That Work Will

lBe Commenced 0n New Hotel. '

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Charlottetown was visited yester-

l Recovering i

day morning by Mr. S. J. Hungerford. oi Montreal. vicapresident oi the Canadian National Railways. who arrived in the city by special train. accompanied by Messrs R. W. Slmp» son. Assistant General Manager, A. l". Stewart, Chief Engineer. W. E. Barnes, General‘ Superintendent oi Motive Power, G. E. McCoy, General Superintendent of Car Equipment, all oi Moncton. The tour which was

I l . fig l /.-><t1| ' “T” l H. R. l-I. Prince llcnry, Duke of Gloucester, broke his collar bane in a ‘ full during i. p010 game at Ygnwu. ‘ver on June i. Doctor: state that lthe fracture will knit perfectly and

All!" hi! Wyll hlghneaa is resting

5 easily.

_ of a visit to Charlottetown and an?

the car ferry piers at Tormentlne l and Borden, was-made the occasion I

inspection oi the available sites for. the proposed new C. N. R. Hotel. the ‘

chiefly for the purpose of inspecting .

McOlvnn. Liberal, 6,698. The one Lab- ‘ or candidate. Dr. J. Kerr. polled. ‘lculy 2.867 voles and was defeated.‘ ffilc standing of the parties in the‘ ,nc\v parllunlcut is now: Labor 288; lConservativcs 260; Liberals 59; Na- tionalists 3; Prohlbitlorlists l; Inde-

bclleve the nation fully bcllcvcs that

they are competent to perform it." Tile premier mentioned cacll lucm. ber of the new cllblllci, reaching Miss Margaret Bondfleld." hlinistcr of labor. last. Butlthe most u-llique he said, is our friend, Margaret Bond- ficld. She is double first. woman to be admitted to the Privy! Council, now the Right Hon, Mar-l I i

ipeudents 3; 1n doubt 1. garet Bondfield. She is also the first

the ilrst‘ woman in the cabinet, and I am sure l ' i Albcrt Alexander cnmcs from ill‘ fi Y u E S E A I

Board of Trade U the Admiralty. I am sure he willfhow his firm‘. mp- ' salty at the Adnllraliy us llc (lul at.

tllc Board of Trade. Willlalu Adlllu- l 1Canad|an 11,1“)

m is a Scotsman. He is min: fol REGINA. Sasic, June lo-wlule

9795M“ l" the °mcfi b0 5mm \\'i’~h1l“l'cn1lcl' Jamcs G. Gardiner will ‘await the offlclal declaration of re-

to be made on

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS. ETC.

esrlay July

"Hope River Tea Wedn . 5221-6-641

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pnrtlcs. i ‘The strongih of the Independents [was added to durin: the week end when Dr. S. Q. Arthur. of Canning- ton rlrllng announced that he was an Independent-Corlservatlv's though hl- had been considered throughout i-1iF,CRl'll)'>3iflll as a straight Conserv- lfillvf‘ llonllucc. i

This glvcs the Independents six‘ lncrubrrs. and the Progressives 4w lvhlle the Liberals lead the Conserv- atlvcs by ollc scat. the former hav- in; 26 and the latter 25.

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(Special to the Guardian)

PRAGUE. Czecho-Slovakla. June l0—Klng George of Great Britain ycaierday inquired through his pill!!- iclans whelher there would be ac- commodation for him Bi I W!“ kn°wn hotel at Pistyan, near the Slovakian- llungarian frontier to take the sul- phulflbaths some time this summer. no was given an affirmative reply. The management of ills hotel aimed to set apart an entire will; 0f N" hotel for the king and his entourage. The Pistyau baths are among the most famous mud and sulphllflc baths in Europe and annually l9- iract thoumnds. Platyan la located on the right bank 9i t!!! m"? V" 5nd g partly on a small island. Ov- crshadowed by the wooded aloPfl 01 the Nellrn Mountains it is generally regarded as an excellent place for rest, seclusion and recuperation.

"Robin Hood Flour is guarantccrl to please you better.

8rd

‘Hope River Tea lvedrlcsday- July ~ SLZZO-G-G-lf

"Please reserve Jum- 26th. for festival at Greenvale. 5379-6-10-31

"Reserve Tuesday, fr‘. Tea Party in aid of st. James‘ Church. Georgetown. 539343-1l-l4.

"Dr. Cllft, M. D.—Start now home iirevention cure. Purdy Station, West- chaster Co., N. Y.. U. S. A.

5233-6-7-to Sept. 12 pd.

"Loading hogs at York Wednrs- day afternoon June 12th. L's; lvltu J. S. Allan. E-iOI-lS-ll-ll

"See "Go Slow Mary" by Corn- wall Young Peoples Group rrlday. June 11th. in Kingston flail.

540l-6-ll-4l

"Hunter River Club will not lond We stock again until Thursday- Jun" 90th. List now with Russcll Nichol- "11- sloz-c-ll-zl

"Hear the play "safety First" at linleraid Hall, Juno llth by the Stan- IOY Dramatic Club. Dance and sale of ice cream. If not fins, Juno 12th.

. 6368-6-8-31

"The young people of Wheatlcy 31W! will present their play "The Cfluntry Minister” 1n the hall next “will! June um. 5224-sat-tu-3i

"it. Peters Bay Dramatic Club will Present the three act play at Mt. Blowers Hall Wednesday, June 12th. entitled “M? ‘use; Iflgh Rose."

t 5394-6-11-21. "Notice-Tho 5t. Peters Dramatic flllb will present their Three Act Play My Wild Irish Rose" in the Mt. 5'4"!“ Hail on Wednesday, June "lb- 5298-fl-l1-1i. I

"The Clinton Young Pco';'e will Emmi’. their three act comedy drama Aunt Janus Triumph" in Bherbrooko h“. Wednesday evening. June 12th. I! not has. first fine night following. . 5391-8-11-21.

"The tower ledeque om Club ‘"1 Bfllmt the I-aot comedy-drama entitled "Ace nigh" in sol-sen tmlon u“ ‘lfhllflalv. Iunollth. Best shOW l! ill) v Vlur- .. .... mi-Q-il-qi

turning officers T'l'i.lll'$flfl_\' before he makes a pro- iwuncenlent. opnosliion members-el- ect lvlll meat ln Regina early m the week to deride upon a. course of ac- licn as a result of the complex sit- uation prevailing today as the after- math of Thursday's polling in the ‘provincial election which threw the ibalance of power into the hands of‘ and Progressive

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Matters of Interest to the Atlantic Fishing

Industry Debated in House 0f Commons.

_- (From our own Correspondent)

OTTAWA, Out, June ilk-Practic- ally all morning was taken up in the discussion of divorce bills, which has simply become a running fight on the part of J. S. Woodswortil and otllers to change the method of granting divorces, that is_ by the courts instead of by the Senate.

This afternoon the amendments to the Fisheries Act. the result of the report of the committee on Marine and Fisheries, held the floor and dur- ing the debate the arguments pro and con urged in committee were presented. The discussion took a wide range and involved beam trawling. co-opcrative organization among the fishermen as advocated by the Royal Commission on Fisheries, the Can- adian ownershlp and construction of beam trawlcrs and other platter; Q1 interest to the Atlantic fishing in- dustry.

An amendment to the government measure was moved by C. H. Cahan, Conservative. st. Lawrence-St. George and was accepted by Hon, P. J. A. Cardin, Minister of Marine and Fisheries. It provided that the mill- istcr may cancel fishing licenses at his discretion only after it has been ascertained by the report oi a. com- missioner, appointed under the pro- visions of the Enquiries Act, that the operations conducted under such a license are in conformity with the law.

Previously no provision was made for fishermen to give evidence on their own behalf for any violation of the statutes and the discretion lay entirely with the minister. Hon. J, E. Sinclair. Liberal, Queens. protested that this would result in the creation of intricate machinery and suggested that the matter might be met on the basis of sufficient evidence of violation being presented to the satis- faction of the department.

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SHOP T0 RENT - all GREAT George Street. 5388-0-10-0

"Any one having furniture b!‘ large articles for the HosDli-ll Md. Rummage Bale. in the Arena. on Fri-

d , lease 1i s16-L.or086-—. ‘y p c‘ uoa-o-li-al

"New olucow player! fill mum their play "Dawn 5"‘ "l M“! River mu. weaned-v Jim ""1- Grahanva Road Orchettra will blly between act, ____ “Q-l-ll-‘m

FOUND A SUM OI‘ MONEY. OWN- et may have aams by giving an ap- proximate idea of amount. Apply 10a Dolcheater Street. MOO-B-il-li

¢-€a-_- WANTID DY A “JAN ITIADY W“

man apsmall shop suitable for a shoe maker or a 8 room tenement.

tour around the city by Superinten- dent T. B. Grady and by the Hotel Committee consisting of Messrs. Nel- son Rattenbury, Justice A. E. Arsen- ault, S. A. MacLcod and B. A. blac- Donald.

As Mr. l-iungerfcrd has to leave shortly for Western Canada, he found I it impossible to come to Prinq Ed-, vial-d Island with sir Henry Thorn-i ton who. it is expected. will arrival here between thecloth and the endi of this month to look into m, slurs-i tiOn with regard w the new hotel.| including the matter of a site. Thai details gathered by Mr. Hungerford; and party yesterday will be furnish-. ed to Sir Henry. l

Six possible sites were‘ viewed yes-l tcrday, including the grounds llcnr; Old Government House. some of‘ these were considered suitable. thought of course no decision was arrived at!

It is the intention. Mr. l-fungerfordf stated, to proceed promptly with thel work of construction when the site‘. has been selected and secured. Ask- ed if it was hoped to have the hotel. ready for next season. he replied in the affirmative. l

The new hotel. Mr. Hungerford stated. will be open all the year a- round and will be designed to meet the requirements oi tourist and com- merical traffic, as well as the hold- ing of conventions and carrying on of social activities. The present idea is to have a building containing be- tween ‘i5 and 100 bedrooms. with provision for adding to the accom- modation if required.

Mr. Hungerford reported prospects good this year for the tourist traffic.

The party left at 2 p m. yesterday in their special car on return to the mainland.

WINNIPEG. Man, June iii- Mrs. Ruth Jones and her l1 year old son were shot and killed io-

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Claim liladne-tilat Wages Have Not Been Paid By Government.

The steamship "Amia." formerly the "Brant," the property of Intcr- national Fresh Fish Ltd, has been seiggl as a result oi action taken by Captain Burke and mcmhcrs of thr- crew. Thc vcsscl for the past two months has been docked at Cllil‘ ,. er's Wharf vxhcrc sh: has lncn l-tlccl up for flsh-collecti g 0:1 ill“ north coast of the lrland. It is claimed bf: Captain Burke that O. W. Nordcn. who is president. bf Il‘i'.Pl‘l1°.'lO!l.‘il Fresh Fish Ltd. and tvll has been ln the province for several lllfillfils lei: Charlottetown by the afternoon from after being threatened by hiln with seizure of the vessel if wages were not paid to the crclv. who l vc v ‘Zl- out in fitting the vcssél for sea since April 23rd.

The case will come up before Judge Stewart at ill:- session of the Evchequer Court on Satllrdav.

The Intel-national FlTfill l- Ell (‘or- poratlon has been subsidized by the government for the purpose of pro- viding a. fish-collecting SETUP? alclv; the north shore of Prince Edward ls- land. The government is playing $1800 per month to the Company for the operation of the boat.

remuneration bPfn c:l_ _ :1

. day by Host Werscuik, hired man on a farm near Dropmore, Man. Immediately aftcrtvards. it is shied. Wemeuik killed himself.

The regular monthly meeting oi the City Council was held last even- ing with His Worship the cMayor presiding.

The minutes oi the last regular and special meetings were read and adopted.

A delegation from the Fire De- partment composed of Messrs. Rat- iary. Connolly and 'I‘rainor made ap- plication to the Council for a grant of $300.00 to help dtfrly the expens- es oi the flrarnln and band during the tournament in Moncton next month. Councillor Prowse. Chairman of Finance, promised the delegation that the committee would deal fav- ourably with the request.

A latter dated Ottawa was read from Mr. It. H. Jenkins. M.P.. with regard to the filling in of the swamp in thdeutarn end of the city. Ho said that he would give the city's nmlnatrotninaattarbiaevnvmr

A petition was read ulzned by I amber of citizens on Ring It. be-

A good ateadynzan alone. Address A. A. Jenkins. it Weyinouth Smut.

“tween Prince and wcyrnouth Streets.

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MEETING OF cm/ COUNCIL

the would like to see every street in

veling operations in this section. It is understood that a permanent street is requested.

Councillor Foster reporting for the Street Committee said that- the work going on at present is very satisfactory. He referred to King St. saying that he could not see the way clear to have that part done at present. He stated that his depart- ment was hard pushed for money as it is. but remarked that personally

the city asphalted. l-fe agreed with Councillor Dougan so far as having the work done was concerned and was willing to call a meeting of the Street Committee ~to reconsider the work of graveling this section. Coun- cillor Dougan said he would rather see nothing done-to the street this you and perhaps next. year it could be aaphamd. He added that grav- ellng the street would only be throw- ing money away. He was strongly supported by Councillor Reardon.

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taria” Sept. 5th.

The following communication has been received from Ottawa by Mr. Joseph Ryan. Harbour Master Charlottetown:

"For your information and neocs- sary action. I enclose. herewith. cop- ‘ics of the approximate programme of :H.M.S. “D0spaich" and i-LLLS, Wvistaria."

(Sgd) F. McVEIGll For Acting Deputy Minister."

Amended Cruiser Programme of

Commander-lrl-Chief. America and West Indies Station.

H. M. S. fbespatch"

(June to October. 1929) Programme dated 9th Jon, 1929. is cancelled. '

Bermuda: arrive, —; leave. Mon. lTill June. S1. Johns, NJ“; an. Thursday’.

20th June; L.. Wed. 26th June. st. George Bay. N. 11,: Ar.. Friday. 28th June: L.. Friday‘. 5th July. l-Ialvl-ze Bay, N.F.: Ar.. Sat. 6th July: L, Mon; 15th July. . 15th

Have Bay. N.F.: Ar.. Mon. July; L.. Thurs.. 25th July.

Que“ QM; Ar.. Sat. 27th July; L.. Thurs. lst Aug. ' '

Montreal. P.Q.: Ar.. Thurs. August; L.. Mon. 19th August. Charlottetown, P.E.I.: Ar., 'I'hurs.. ,22nd August; L.. Tucs, 27"} August. Halifax. N.S: .'\l‘. Wcd. 23th Aug- I... Mon. litlrscllz. Joilll. ?v'.l'3.: v L, lill St. Al'lI.l'."‘"... . Scot‘. L. llfcn - Fllllazlclphirl. Pa: \"P:l 151st: L. Turs. l“ FPTTJ .. i Washlxlzloll. l).(‘. Al": Vlctl. s icon; L.. Fri.

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H. M. "WNTABJA" g lJullc to Ocishcr. ~ l Erl-muda: Arrlvc ---—: 17th Jl c.

l s», Joni v.1’ ' Ar. Fri. 21st Juno

‘l.-. We'd. cm Julv.

‘i Hgybfly; m».- N F: Ar. Wed 3rd

Jlllv; L. Xian .’-'.‘!l Willi‘- . flora Bay. NF; Al". TuP-=. 9'l\ ‘July; L.. lvfozi. 15th July. l 15th

Chateau Bay. Lab; Ar.. Mon. July; L. Thurs. 18th July.

Sydney. C.B: Ar.. Sat. 20th July; L. Wed. 24th .‘.".llI'-

Ellir. Bay. filllf‘f'l.=il Ar.. Thurs. 25th Julf‘; L. Lion, 29th July.

Matanc. PQ; Ar. Tufs. 30th Julfil L. Frl_., 2nd Aug.

Quebec. P.Q: Sat 3rd Aug; L.. ‘Tues. 13th Aug.

Montreal PQ-i Ar.. T1165- Aug; L.. Tues, 27th Aug.

Mlramichl Bay. N. B-i 30th Aug: Wed. 4th Sept.

Charlottetown. P.E.f.: Ar.. ‘Thurs.

13th

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5th Sept: L.. Moll. 0th Sellb Halifax. NS: Ar.. Tues. iOth

.Sept: L. Wed. 18th Sept. Chester. NS: Ar. Wed. 18th

srpt: L.. Mon. 23rd Sept. Shelburnc. us: Ar.. Mon. 13rd 53st; 1.. Wed. 25m sept- Portland Me; Ar. Thurs. 26th Sept. L.. Wed. 2nd 00t- Ncw Bcdfcrd. ltiass: Ar.. 1'11"?!» 3rd Oct-I L. Fri. llth Oct. Bermuda: Ar.. Mon. 14th 06% U. FULLEIL Vice-Admiral Commander-in-Chlef America 6c wast Indies Station r NEW CANAAN. Conn., June 10- ln accord With his wish. the bodi‘ of Bu“ car-mun, poet,‘ and writer. W110 died Saturdaymwill be cremated fol- lowing services in Si. Marks church hers tomorrow morning. Rev. Charlfl Lawrence Adams. the rector. will of- ficiate at the funeral service. glfld later the ashes of Mr. Carmen will be buried in Lakevlew Cemetery here. Many literary friends of the poet are expected lo come tomorrow. and

Councillor ‘Dougan was given the assurance that the Committee would

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from among them v1" b; taken the aallbeagers.

Will VISIT

H. M. S. “Dcspaich” Due in Charlottetown Aug. 22nd and “Wis-;

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city and now of Dunedin. West River, was severely injured and narrowly‘ rscapcd drowning yesterday afternoon at the Railway Wharf when, in‘ some unaccountable manner he top- pled backward from the side oi the, steamer Hansi, and fell between the‘ ship and wharf. Mr. Wallie McDon- l aid, stevedors in charge of loadingl

immediately jumped to the lower stringer of the wharf and succeeded‘,

ed to raise him to the wharf. Dr.l R. J. Ledtvell was immediately sum-I moned who gave first aid and than:

MEETINBUF

Protective Association Met Yesterday After- noon-Third Success- fill Year 0f Organiza- tlon.

A msellnc of tllc mcmbers hf thc .u Foz: Bl‘I‘Cfi1'l‘5' Protec- . .ial.0n was held in the of- fice of W. l2. Rogers y'esierday' aftcr- noon.

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“c-wr‘ rf the Scarf . ‘

llTF“ Mcvr T‘ R l-‘agar. wvvln" ill" ill‘. rf for‘. p =rt.='l in 112.‘! and llic li-zpflxdlttlres was read and

adopted.

This csmplrtes the third year that ' hrcn in exist.- c‘ ‘sing: that 'll1'iE not a sin- hns (bour- _ r lillfl"? its arcs l‘ ‘W13 n lldll“? ‘lYJllThf a"‘cn the lfl°1 cf a Prcirrlvr Ass: l was IYYIT-"Pfl and l! rlld not tulza ver‘: ling to compluc its flvslrntwrl. TrllP. nun? cf tlze origznal msmberr. have dropped out consldrrlng that the im- , rmclal outlay was too great. How- cvcl". scvcral nf the larg= ranches like lhc luv-Lure and UacI-Zinnin Silver Fox Falnls Lllllgfld. opcrating life Vlllly and UlllOll Vale ranches. thr W. K. Rogers Dalton and Flood Rall- clles. Tile Charlottetown-l Sliver Black lFox Cnlllpallv Iunlrnrl Rflwh. Fir-um. Edward Road the ER Brow Ranch near Charlottflolvn and the W. L. Afclialthcrn Ranch a’ hilrmald. have contluued lrl mcmbershlp.

Due to the far‘ that the services of the FlFfFCIlVPS have not. been call- ‘ ed upon the financial assets have been accumulating and the Association is now in a strong position should it he necessary in persecute any parties _ for stealing or breaking into their ranches. The services of two legal, firms have been retained as usual,. also the Association's connection with ; the Detective Agency at Montreal.- nnd the bloodhound. "Gyp the Blood" is kept regularly in training by Care- taker Tanton. ' ‘hvice last; summer parties questioned the acuteness of this animal's olfactory apparatus. but . a dcmonstration with a. bit. of their.‘ clothing left behind convinced themI that "Gyp" was the real goods when ‘l he tracked them for over two miles. ~ "Gyp“ came from tbs finest blood-é