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nowLlNo _ .~ _ noxmc _.__ W WRESTLING . BASKETBALL 1 BASEBALL orasiz scour FL.; .Q L-F 4- _ _; ._ , _ ~ A ‘

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mg season. ’l‘ill1

Tho

mud

Coker.

made no mistake.

the rhy-

Tlle lineups follow: B 0ld Country Rovers-Goal, Jem- - Eullbacks; Reymond, Wri8hlfi Covill, Smith, Adair; For Hunter, Thompson, Coker.

Bevans.

Poole ; Full

Dechant.

Referee-H9»l'1'y DYO- . -

Linesmen-J. Kensloe, Wooding-

MASNOIC ` _-

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The

ora

Drake. Grand Seoty-E. Kemp.

The next annual communication

be held in-Charlottetown on thlijd Wednesday in June next-

Genn

to be taken in the light from

incandescent lamps.

--&_i_____1_

£5

YEARS UF PRUVEN QUALITY

COUNTRYB DH T

MMERSIIJE.

rtunities

“ming ml-ny fine 099° Pi

an soul, ms Summerside N

mm went down to de_!eat be- Charlottet0W?\'5 "Qld c°“n“'5" H ccnquerors or the Ville

eleven, in their initial tussle

ny clearing by the halves and N footwork of the f0rW9»l'dI

for the victol’Y~ m

Western forwards dribhled to the Rovers' backs nidu- nmes, but _were unable to cope P

me homesters' defence tactics.

Rover forwards, receiving the H

from the backs in weli placed

e Qally after lilly on the

le citadel and were Only c from scoring by the fleet P

ie team, who robbed them

me ball at the goal mouth. L

DuPcS4luier and Hunter for the scores, Coker dis-

exceptionally fine footwork.

ride, in the opening half.

the wind and sun in their fav- C

unleashed a vicious attack, but

robbed of the ball by the Rov- Swami “me rearguard. Smith began the C

0,- the opening score when he Brooklyn

nicely to Coker, who Gllld-1

Western halves, drew the full dl

out and passed' to DuPasCluler.

Bummerslde rallied strongly, but

around the Real

their nemises. Just as the ended Hunter, left forward. re- B the bau cn a neat forward

game to drive a sizzling one S the bar in a well placed shot. B

In the second half with all the

due .to changed ends the

were no time in danger and

further into the lead. Du.Pas adding 'two more scores early

Heer, McGcugan; Halyes,

Jackson, Duckworth;

Moore, Caldwell,'B. Poole.

carried on until disposed of. election of officers ncSult6d

VW nd Master-s. M. Dsnlfle-

Grand Master-.l=‘. M. Pid-

Senior Grand Warden-V. L.

Junior' Grand Warden-

E. Ward. Grand Treasurer-W.

ans have produced s high camera lens that enables snap

mer coffer dam ares..

RESU

louse

(Aston ... ~.

Vance, Haines, Johnson 0‘Fe.r-rell; Frankhouse and H

uffalo .. . Montreal

- ning: Pomorski. Mich

Second game:

E45?

gens.:

$3533

New York ... .

Detroit .. ..

Ruffing, Moore and Dicke sler, Fischer and Hayworth. i

Washington .. is 15 0 Cleveland I 9 2

Stewart and Sewell, Berg; Fer-

rell, Craghead, Connelly and Pyt- lak.

Philadelphia ... 812 1 Chicago .. 913 0

Cain, Oliver and Cochrane: Gas-

iton. Durham, 1-Ieving and Grube.

Boston at Si.. Louis (game called

end fouth--rain).

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo 'I: st Columbus 4. Kansas City 3; at Minnesp1Q I

(I0 innings). '

Milwaukee 5; at St. Paul 6 (10

dnnings).

St. John’

(Continued from Page li

l ` Three steel and concretc sheds are to be constructed with conveyor galleries and galleries are also to be erected connecting the Harbor Com- mission grain elevator ic the C. P. \R. elevator. ' Work is to be started immediately and will be completed by the end of the year. It is expected that em- ployment will be provided directly and indirectly for some 550 men, with preference being given to local labor. One shed is to be construct- ed on the Navy island quarr well and the other two sheds. to be de- glgnsd as "A" and "B", will be plac- ed on the new pier within the for-

Altogether the cost of the under-

taking will be $1,013,000. _

When this work is completed and

gubsequent connecting trackoge is held, Saint John will be one of the

_finest modern and completely °l‘i\llP_',

f§g-was

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TANNERS DEFEAT ELMS

The Tanners took the Elms into

camp in a. Western Industrial League fixture at Victoria Park last evening by a 12 to 4 score.

Plans Made For CampA/tAlders/not

(Special to the Guardian)

MONCTUN, N. B, June 28----With

the opefriing of the military camp at Aldershot, N. S., on July lst next, arrangements have been made for the transportation to the camp of military units in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward' Island.

The Prince Edward Island L'ght

Horse and Highlanders will leiive Bummerslde over the Canadian National Railways on July lst, arriving camp the some day. On the following day military in-fits from Amherst. Maccan. Springhill Junction, and Oxford, Nova Scotia will ent/rain that night to be fol- lowed the next day, .lilly Srrl, by the Cape Breton Hghlandcfs from sydney and units from Picton. Westville, Stellarton and "B" 'Com- pany ni' Colchester and Hants regi- ment (Stewiacke). On July 4th, no. 2 company sixth division slgna-is cf cnarictteawm, P. E. l..` will leave there via the S. S. "Koch- elcga” and proceed to Piciou where they will journey over the Can- adian National to Truro and

thence to Alderslint.

(ter-nany has about 3,000 separate

manufacturers of small musical _in- strumcnts. most of them in Saxony

and Wurttembcrg.

Portable ncon signs have been in-

ox a‘s°b°uL@ai¥“°nUM|NlUNworthAveto

Weymouth St to

Bpthumi “_ :rt Hskelimio ;tt;id Q vlirry irnfport l Grafton St.. finishi-U8 in front of (By The Asocwed Press) ton.. .. 410 1 me 8 ° °““t RTH°1m11Llmli¢d

_.O’Brien entry her record taken last October, these two are wort-h watching. The Wellington elltrv Yorkoln 2.14 l-2 is working okay for trainer McDonald. We still have Walkie, Pixie and Mr. Squires 'three good trotiers and the good pacer Boneara Todd, Mr. Henley with friend Tom up. We might seo Al. B. Jr., and George in this class. ‘

The last class on the program is

hnrseman is interested in as it very often tums out to be a fast one

ning. The O'Bl‘ien Stables hv all

Winnie Winkle if she starts in this class. 2.l3Ui_ over her home track last October seemed easy. You will recall friend Harry coming down three years ago with a green horse for the slow class called-Lucky Lindy, and whining with the third mile 2.16%.

Be on hand for there are four-

teen entries besides Winnie Winkle. You ran never he mire of the win- ner till the race is over.

.lnpan was the only country' last

year in which thc textile production was iriratcr than the five yellf ill" eragc for 1927-3l.

vented that can be operated by dry cells instead oi’ the usual 110 volt

~ _ t. ._ 'll t.-

~...i2nl‘.‘“lt”‘“°“’"“ - » ‘

A flowing tide is with those who

eek to make a better world.

S DEFEAT

had been honeyconihed with stop.

mond when the Hawks edged them E’-‘t in Shel” 101' th!! h&l'd Essex 252 (Cutmore 72) Middle-

ttsbui-gn .. s la l "°11l¢l\t'= match will v-supw the lout li te v. srlrd. lt took lots or hard tralnms sex ia for we wickets at l.e.u'».

Y k

ew or ... 2 'l 0 league leadership and Bothninesare‘ The game in the first three in- '40 Win 19-St yvir Ind by lil I0' Warwickshire 372 for eight wick- Swetonic and Picinich, Finney; confident of ' 1

ubbeu Ben and Mancuso s w n. Come on out nings was loosely played, especially ¢°l1ntS will take eqlllllly all ml-wh if ets (Kilner 81. Bates 65, Santall 132

' ' lens md we for yourself just who on the Guns' pm. but after the nvl more this year- not duo against surrey at num-

_seemd “meg ' vrlll win. The batteries tonight will third frame was over both rlines F0lioWi1'lg are the officials wh0, ingham.

mbumh __ 4 5 3 be Connors, Carbonnell and Fran- settled down and treated the fans will handle the above rece whichl Ncttmghamghup 301 1

or nine

ew York ... 'i1o_1 cis for. the Rovers. with Ayr-eg, Q.-,sg to a. real exhibition of baseball. will be run off on Monday evening (walker 99, qu,-in ss not out) French, Swift and Finney; Par- and Memes Q,

n e Star`s choice. The Gulls on the wrong end of July 3rd at 7 o’cloclf. Starting in againgg Gloucester st Nottingham.

51"' I"“q“°' Um” ‘md M°“°“5°- a 'l to 2 count in the third fell on front ct the Bike Shop, Gt. George some;-get 215 (J. Lee 77, Freeman Fmt nm” the offerings of Stewart in the next Street and finishing in front of R. seven for 61), Kent 31 for five, at

__ 9 M 1 SCHOOL MEET frame to account for four runs. T. Holman Limited, Grafton St. Tunbridge wells.

hiladelphis 511 ii ‘_ They swfed another tally in th0 Starter. James McMillan. Derby 128 (Sihbles five for 49). Malone. Nelson. Grimes and A "°°°’d bfeaklnl meet is er- sixth ie make it 1-'1 only fc have Timers; sam Doy1e.Jemes Coyle. Lancashire loe for truce wickets si Hmett: Jackson, Liska. cc11ins.'l>°°t¢d 1"fl<l\W when the Island the Hawks come back in men- half w A. Gaudet Bum," '

core and Todd. school boy athletes gather at the f th I ' '

° 9 Sixth W SCOW 01166 and then Handicap Committee: John Gor- Sussex 320 for seven (John Lang-

seomd mme: Abelweit Grounds to vie for hon- add another in the seventh to give d _y

» on ames le, Lo Ca ll. id 75, J Lo ld 25 t

mmm H __ 8 12 0 Ore in the annual Intersoholastic them their margin of victc . ` Coy u mpbe r ge mms ner ge I no

_ fy Sam Doyle. out) against Yorkshire at Hull.

hmdelphh _ 3 8 2 track and field meet. A determined The game was called at the end pm h -

lsin .1 .JhnGordon, wrcesi zssf sevefisbc

wameks and Hartnett, Holly, bid by Bununerside High school of the seventh on account cf darlq Sam Dwi, Eodfesgamzibeu James avi osgeinilt Hsmiliim natGstoui-nl 1** ‘md T°dd~ _M l;w;;>lj\;r‘° this vw; mheei is ex- ` ness. ccyie. " ' bridge.

_ ' ~'.-~ dgi“€f’°'“ fl "g°1l“m- Aa `: lid. A _ Lei t

First game. ber of enmes received Prince or Game B hmm nouncer com ces ershire 265 for four (Berry

. y gs -

au N "_ "_ 8 u 0 Wal" College L’ mo expected _M The course will be from The Bike 91. Dawson 58. Shipman 145)

. Sh°r> to Kent St throushwBrigh- against Glamorgan at cardiff

yn ... ... 1 6 2 . ' -

Derringer and Hemsiey, Manion; 1;” T' ”’°‘l‘; liiqwmton the field Sea Guns $35323 g 3_7 ton Road to willow comer out

B;-r01]_ Bhauge and L0pez_ Qutem even; °V¢ I- 8 F53 in hc days Hawks ~ ' - -~~ 1 4 2 0 0 1 1_9 Norm River Road to simmons ooh -T

. ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' '°' ner across to Spring .Park School

, U ir .-At th l t, “D "

incinnaii .. .. su o Mum., f Dough-escn thee bl;;c wat; and Malpeqm mm "° R°y“'1°y

__: fl: an 0 U- MEETING cmweu' ' Read beyond Pumping station

Rixey Quinn, Frey and Lomb _ ' across to Sherwood Cemetery and

; 'I’hurston, Mungo and 101;, Tm ’°u°Wm¥ °°-Pfflllns. managers "W

adicstrte ad.

or the rudusti-ui ls e rs and mm

-Brackley Pt. Road in Brackley Pt

Outen. and umpires of_the Eastern Section __ _ _

` s 9 1 ` `

Bos

l-iaualian. Carleton and wilson. “ 7’ m °°“’gh° f°’ "h° l"”'P°°° °f nm Rm" Y°“”“ `S“h' Ph"

' .U - ' - ` The firemen under' their ever . y '

1-imdt and gpoh,-"_ ironing out some of the ff ‘ < 5 ' ' ' »

d, icumes obhgmg and u _£0 Chit h tes 2, o'l:>cul Giants 1. critz.

existing in their section of the Lea °° r Us e *We Giants 1 Maxlcuso, Giants l- Jur-

Second game: gue: Sea Gullsl D. Ccughlin. *IW kindly consented to assist at start ga; Cubs 1: Wumn’ Dod

. . gers, l;

and finish of race. . .

Bulger; Rnvens: Felix Hen.e1_ Em The talk heard around the race Cm 0% Gi°»llLl» 1» Ollicll. D0dBc1'5. l.

_ mob is that swmmrside will _ ei' Birtwistle and his efficient High Rem 1; wma-,ey_ }3mv¢5_ 1;

my I have the best days ____c___g _mee staff of officers have offered fc as- nuui,Yanlfees,l; Foxx, Athletics, 1; ' Dougan Wm Iénis wats0'n Cr ' the opening of their track 45 years sm' in duecmng tmmc' M3”"5h» s°n“t°”' 1-

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE H ' ' ~ 55' ag,0_ The match mee between IHSIWCUQY Fripps of the R. C. M, The Lea.der~s-Foxx, Athletics, 18;

We - Mr- Ed A¢01'1'1._ Ai Ryan and Lucky Lindy and V010 Rico alone P., has kindly offered assistance in Ruth, Yankees, 17; Gehrig, Yan-

R_ H. E' Glen Partridge officials of the In Should draw as large __ crowd _N directing traffic on the H_'lg°hwgy_ kees. 17; Klein, Phillies, 13; Berger,

dustrial League src also asked to the Black Punt and Hemndo moe Thanks boys this cel-balmy help; g Braves, 18; Iazzeri, Yankees, 13, 'mend' ` did is vears ago Macll.-in is ccn~ ""““° °’ ° 1°* “nd 1° “l’l”‘~‘°i“t¢d "”““° T°""° ` ‘°‘“‘°"’°““' 3”’

(18 mums" TONTGHTS TITLE BOUT fide,-,t that his Lindy can wk, by the management of the race. National, 222; Total, 522.

Wilson. Elliott and Crouse, Dan- I Volo R.`co into ca-mp ss hc did last _ BASEBALL

Keith” Fume d Taaels, Mc- Tonight in me big Munson Fall in Charlottetown, Power feels

. r an

Square Bowl on Long Island. Jack that with PM up v°1° Wm 'how

` . 'iiiefuwegemecfbasebeuefthe

Toronto .. 4 8 1 Bharkey meets Primo Camera his mrm M W° yea” 83° when he Y D E F

.. ... ... . in season at Kinkora was played re-

Ruchester ___ ___ 0 2 2 his “Ist defense of the World” won the third heat of the frcs-for- - oemly between the old nvals Kim lslrkcfer and Heving; Kaufman, heavwei ,__ me Th B sw Gob an in ciiarlsifetcwii in 2.oa with ll H km and memm d ' Wetherell, Lindsey and Hinkle. E ' ° ° n Col. D. A. MacKino up. Bc on - an was Won by

. is a slight favorite over the "Anib- hand to cheer your favourite horse U16 Ki-llkvru boys by the close

Albany .. 4 s o line Air" ln the betting. but car- wvimry wore M12-10.Alan white pitched ei-sey City 0 0 0 nera followers predict that the Th 21,`7t _ _- a great game for Emerald and was RFussell and Padden, Phelps and tme Wm have changed hands after or S; étartgxt Hqngpmgfagixth bfcive Frank three bagger in relieved by Pbrd in the seventh

ensa. . tonights battle. Sharkey expects to pink Stn D fo; a sam bét 'on BZ? the eight inning with one man on who also gave a. good accciuit of Fmt nm” _ wegh about 205 pounds when he mum of his mee last Week at Nor- base. and which ended in a home himself. For Klnkom Tommy Newark .. il 14 0 enters the ring with Camera tip- ,ham under me “gms what about “m °“ 5 Wd *‘1’“‘°W °° third- -70111151011 Piivhed the whole nine Bammom ___d 5 13 ping the males at mah Peter Dawes? ns wmlth h W brought his team. the H1-Y, innings with brother Joe on the

Weaver, Murp y sn es; as-

” ng 3 tllllollgh to a 5~3 victory over the receiving end and th se bo' La ~

et. Cunningham and Linton. fiCk°i» 011 him If KlHB Ffl-="f‘. snnio ‘ e ‘S P Y

GAME DISPUTED M S A1 rs ui the hardest and closest ed a wonderful game but received

ge?Zm'gD_n'g- mg `3;‘es?ra1f;1emW‘££; fffllghi- Same .Vet Played for the poor support fromtheir team-mat-

Newarx .. s la o Last night at the miisbem dui- ,,e,d_ __ pm MMI' ,Jem here ”~°""d ""°PhY~ °= ln the early vert of the game. Bnltunm 3 4 0 mend the Hawks defeated the sea MEM look od an The Seniors started out by gar- At the end of the third innings the

De .

ns. Murphy and Harg eaves. 3° ef th’ he” llering three runs in th ni-st some n 7.3 f _ Mm;'_fg]y_ Smythe and Sp,,f,z_ Gil”-5 ‘ll "@S“l" Wne Of the U1~ vvhat about the 2.23 trot and _ - ° °" ma °r Em°md W'

<'lil-sl-flal I»@a211e.The game. however pee- win. 13 enmw The mm, ‘“""“" “U lllafrfl hits. but were the winners ivfeiv-r and Mulligan

. " ' 'helflscrlx f th. it . . _ '

AMERICAN LEAGUE _ is under protest by the latter team. boys are not unanimous in this game Iiiotl-ls :wth 8 re; of the made some moe hits' whne for

class about what med Wm be the to - 8 SIX they managed Emerald M. white, Fold and Mul-

wnmer. We have th H fill the bases with one out, but llgan were equally 'as good. John-

M the, Montague °mw1“{5h» W1; hopes were shattered when "Slick" ston's clever base-running was s

retired th t t " .

down to 2.10 last August’ his ti It _ e nex wo batters feature of the game.

_ V5 A feature of the game was "Rabbit" The lineupsz-

season racing. Add.e McGraw, pamid efs h U

g s ces ing catch in the Klnkora-Catcher J. Johnston-

! _ _ . . dgimnilflfi B';uH:W;l;nM1;;<;;le outfield. .lee saunders was the pick Pitcher, ri Jcimslcn; lst Base, E. _ ' o e Se i Y, fi l b - ; _ ~ season won all her races and got Mn nor Hung md at Mcrver md Base' W Keefe' ard

. g consisently through ut. B , R. Shre ; . _

a record of 2.10 1-2 with owner rr. ° Maiiignn. Ls sim’ ri' ci. .rewett im. Mae vaio. 2.16 1-2. B0 S K 1 J’ ‘ ' ' ' ' ina the Northam night race winner. X com WP' Mmhmm thi’

Em ld~C ' , . ;

Wi““l@ Wink” 3-13 1-4 “Other senior Y 3 c o o o o o o o P.fcn;aA is»tM isesvlrhwl. n

00 2000034! 1'lor\i:2nd Base. G. Mulligan; ard

Hi Y

Llneubsi-

lil Y

McDonald

W Goss

McLean

Rattenbury Fitzgerald

Storey Morris

rtridge

A. Hale

J. Tumer

.. ...E. Rice

A. Taylor

H. Saunders E. Ramsay J. Huntcvr N Burnett

Pl* - Alvnnlinsvr N. s. Juris :is -Four-

the 2.29 Trot and Pace. This aoiwhnson E_ Ben _I ' t ' ' called slow class is one that every year od Roy S eeves died today in

Umpire-E. _Rnl-lin.

The child was playing in dit .h

b°f°"" finished' Last ye" the Hush e a t Upsurge near where his father worked whgn won ii, time 2.16. We have fifteen

he was struck by a car driven by C.

entries all with a chance of win- Subsfdes

~ . ' The boy died in hospital a few min-

reports should have a winner in " “"“

(Associated Press) `

Ui-lll’C»AGO. June 28-Dollar

wheat went into eclipse today, re- cent big upturns in prices being suddenly wiped- out by sensational reverse market action.

Uncertainty attending the effect

of quick s,pplica.tion of the Gov- emment‘s new proccm tax and farm bonus syslem was asserted in some qua-i-ters in he largely res- pnnrihle for the lmsei. oi’ values.

All the grain markeis._ however.

loss orders to sell on price set-_ backs, and as _soon as these ordersi were dislodged, an avalanche of profit taking sales carried the mar-

ssinoa Y ligali. J. neigan. E. claw.

lzcp

H11

33 I-3 -|l"l-| ¢f.>'_l

ME RUN

BW. D- Murphy; s sion. .1 While: Fielders. J. I-Parper. E. Mul-

Accident Proves l Fatal

(Canadian Press)

Cumberland Count,v`s first motoring 1|

fatality of the season.

T. Shipley, Amherst Point farmer.

utes later.

StocksClo.;iower

(By John L. Cooley, Associated Press Financial Writer)

NEW YORK, June 28--A dizzy

slap in the unites states sem.-. sharp breaks in grain quotations and generous advances in current favorites of the share traders kept financial markets bustling today.

The main body of stocks closed

lower after early flourishes. for iproflt-taking was heavy toward the finish ns the erratic movements 'qt wheat resolved into substantial net

kets down grade. with wild rallies.

intervening but fauna lo lvl- l

losses. Cotton was down 'I5 cents to

a ne

“Z

--OUR TIRE R

can-eiflrlenilv and perm -OUR ACCESS

ll. Horne & Go.

- -*-'_'-w

A S E B A l TIPS Officials 'liar 4 t I ' L Cn S Ort Holman Pzckard

l T S gp _F T Bicyc-le Race regardless or mare are wearing out dsuy

VB. STARS TONIGHT »

_ Sea Gulls, leaders of the Eastern Well boys it won't be 1008 Dwi IDNDON, June 28-(O. P. Cable)

AT Rovers and Stars meet tonight at section of the Industrial Bm until the big event the Holman- _closing mm, in munty criekeg N IONM' LEAGUE u:tA?eg'wei° Gmunds at 5-15 in League, suffered their first defeat Pickafd Bl°Y°1° Rnd Ram' mB*4‘l`l*8 8€ti1Il8 Und" Way ibdllll

w a s ct d

- R- H. E. 93596 9 YD be tho best 133, eyemng on the Hmshm-0 Dim Jlist think only five more dByS were 35 f0110w,g_

mutans game of the season. The winner of to

EPAIR MAN--

-* ' will-at a small cost per tire-inspect them.

-OUR VULCANIZING DEPT.-

snrnfly-repalr breaks ORY DEI‘T.~~

carries a full line of Goodyear and Firestone Tires and Tubes.

YOUR SAFETY AND (EMFORT_ ll ill¢l`¢“5@¢l 2CC0l'l‘llllKll'-let us look at your Tires.

Central Garag`

CHARLOTTETOWN

1288-silt-3l.

E'astPrz°nceSoccer Asso. Formed

prislng Slinimerside, New An-l?` nah. and Margate teams

B d

risen.

and Margate on Friday last re- sulted in a. one all draw, and was one of the best games yet seen.-S.

Accident Case In

The case of Wilfred McNally vs.

Lome Sentner and Poole & Thomp- ‘ th son Ltd., an action for damages for do pe pl

o r _ gm and Summersiiie last summer, came M before Mr. Justice Saunders and a 1.0 .1

Court.

w qu N

cldcnt occurred, Dr. Jardine, who d° examined the injured man, Corporal in Robert MacDonald, of the R. C. M. P., who conducted the investigritioii, pr Vernon Campbell and Fred McCar- sl ville, who testified that their wagon hu had been struck by a car alleged to W be driven by Sentner. U

Mr. J. J. Johnston, K.C., appear- de

ed for the plaintiff. Mr. J. 0. C.

C mphell for the defendant.. Sent- la

r, and Messrs. D. L. Mathieson ex d T. A. Campbell for Poole & so oniuson Ltd. At 5 o'clock when SD e court adjnumed the piaimiu 3° ci not completed his case 5°

col

rst opposed the plan is now un-

i.h

Select Berwick ” As Site For”

Hydrating Plarit 31°

sal to

rsonal injuries received by the Sta aintiif in an automobile accident pa

tn d la t _ A

D 6 ma e “een Kmgm n ur" on wheat meet again tomor-

w morning to discii:-5 :if:i‘eage lim-

u.ry yesterday in the Supreme im'

The testimony of five witnesses has as heard. They were Thomas Pa- cus

et, Borden, who was with Mr. Mc- ag ally changing 9. tire when the ac- a

SOCK-FOOT NINE VS. WILDCATS

7-5

A stiff game of baseball was play-

ed on Hillsboro Square yesterday

An East Prince Soccer “_ ' afternoon when the Sock-Foot Nine

sodmon has been mmed wm_ _ defeated the Wildcats by a score of

to-5.

The lineup was: __

. _ Wildcats-Catcher. I", Dunn: Pit-

lhe gfglsgzggnfféizs Zeregilmlntff rher, A. Wynne: lst base, L, Clar- eéretary Ed' Ame;_ Exienifr' kin; 2nd base, H. Murnaghan; 8rd Phu Duckworih RD_an’d Pm?" Veibase, M. Oatway; Short stop, R

' PWD' lMurnagnan.

er-t Poole and Walker. A sche-l S0ck_F,,0¢ N|ne_CatChe,~_ E_ M¢. we 0! gamfs fmu be darwn “P W Lellan; Pitcher, B. Dunn; lst base, Domest fm' 9' fme trophy which is i J. Neale; 2nd base, H McGee' 3rd

being d°m"ted by Messrs- Heath base, J. MacDonald; Short stop, H. Sl;

F0115. M. L. A., and Hugh Mor- M¢Ca11um_

A some between Summersfde V Referee-Leo Redmond.

DELEGATES

(Continued from Page li

Supreme Court ”“” '

can

L- future with foreboding.

'I‘h

g allowance of only six Ameri dollars a day looked in on the

e impression is common that United States is helping the

llar's downward slide in order to bilizc later at a more favorable rity.

fter a day's respite the “big

ion plans. Australian opposition schemes restricting production checked the progress of the dis- sion. Later Australian advices saidto be rather more favor- e but one of the conditions laid wn is in agreement wiih import-

g countries.

Cuba's scheme for limiting sugar

oduction is being; considered by a

lb-committee ofthe Conference

t according to rf-ports slow head-

ay is being made. India which at

rsiood to be willing to co-operate. Sir Philip Ciirilifie-I.isL»~», Secre- ry for the Cololiio:~,l1acl me quaint perience of speaking on the heme in a triple capacity. He oke for the United Kingdom both

a large scale iniilrurr-r and a small

ale proflurer. As repi'»=,<f=iiling the

rmies, he spoke for 12 large scale

roclucers. Tile United Kingdom,

Philip said, would be willing to

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mit home-grown subsidized sugar provided limitation did not liiean

duction. There were administra- ve and legislative difficulties about

plan. The United Kingdom, he

d, could not accept ine proposal

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HALIFAX. June 28-(C.P.)-The 'n ni' Berwick vvas coiiimrled 3,: site T. S. Simms and Conir_\an_\"s

ew apple hydrating plant by Pi-Q5. nt L. W. Simms tonight. M_r. mms said many factor.: enferei-1 in this grinrllnn .~,{ np,-w|,~l_v ,

v the large 4,-rmrnrifrni pples in warehouses ilu-f-..

fact that a vacant building.

ld be remodellcd advantageously. The Saint John Company has de- opod a new process of apple dc- ration, which has been endors- by agriculture departments of provincial and federal govern-

nts, which are lending ilu- vent-

re their support.

Mr. Simms Said iolllglii, hfm'evr=r at while both departments were ffering cverv co-operation. they

e hsfklnw the 'prolect rm the dilion thai. the cninpnuv as- mes full rr=:‘.poi1.=lhll|i._\' in all ulti- aic decisions wliicli have to be

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limit tariffs on sugar. “In the old ciri_vs," said Dr. Fer-

rara, Cuban Minisicr of l"oi'eign Al- fairs. “victims were led to execu- tion garlanded with flowers. The British delegate has been quite rlinrming :lhmlt tho ply|1_ Bug hr;

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By Drowning

FREIJERICTON. N. B.. June 28-

(C.P.i-The districts second drown- ing accident of thc season occur- rod today, when eight ymr old Wiliam Grlendeniling, an inmate of the York County Municipal Home at Nashwanksis. lost his life in the Na.=hwaak.=l°. sircain. Death was arrldvninl and no iilqiicrr. was iw<‘r‘.r.s:il'_\'. il. was :lated by Dr. B. W. Rolvorisclii, Coroiici' at Keswick

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