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;' l e Y - V 3‘.Z1.'..‘:2f...‘3. 3t‘.'r....I 11.1' 63:21 CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1934 io PAGES .t;“l.“.'..”."l’:::;t:“!:.l. i.’?";f".i'_ 23.2

lfiotstlii Strike Towns Cause Blodid hed ...Q

i' of grown F uw Pi in Punlcis ui Cmerwo Kiiiéd Man

,Very Successfulls INDUCTED, Of T“’° Wa” THUUSAND YRS.P’=f“P'°f"eS W ncled As

well-fiiieaciassesofuigh Quality A

A Featured Kings County Exhibit-

ion Yesterday.LargeAttendance. R

Faces Charge Of Cruelty

The Ki11B`S County Exhibitlo

n '

held yesterday at Georgetown, wus’ mo su ~ ~ l

st ocessful and was laigely 5;-

tended. Exhibits almost without ex- °°i’“°“ WUC 01 fi very high quality a

i~ii|_i|ii.

Rev J W Barbour

ies Last Evening - Large Congregation

TRURO, N. S., Sept. 5.-Facing

_ _ ,H H Y P d by two cilargcs of causing actual bodily $____O_0nour iLeutenant Governor by

is. Addiesses were also given Mlllci and Rev J W Baibour were

llirldy Sewcy. Mrs, Mary Fielding lby P1‘clniei' W. J. P. Mac.»....uiii, H _ iiiduct d t th

up ulluu into custody today by _ an C 0 e Joint pustolau or

l~arni‘tlu'oiigli beating tivo-year-old lD

__ - _ _ T

my-nl C.\na<li:iii Mount cd Police and ° lilslaici' released oil bail of $8,000. Y'_

sh l nd maltreuted th ll

denied that .‘ c i e U bibe placed in her keeping by his in

mother. Mrs. Irving Dewey. dily. dr g, g

` fl bf‘f0i St' Uliiiia M tion Piesclit weie B. huge number

Arralpilc 'c lp ry ug- iszrito Harold Putnam she was rc- iiunded to jail until bull was fixed "O00 in a h char and t

,i 5,, e c ge wo

' in :ich char e of $1000 lilly good, and judging was followed en

nd classes were well filled, The fnir was formnil 0 one

honlas l\liicNuLt, Minister of Agri- T

the building were judged on Tu¢S_ R

Livestock of

The livestock exhibits were especi-

At an inspiring service attended

ture; ivlr. E. B. M - _ -

________y ___ _____ K___g___ Ci;<_!_I_._<';§‘_c;__,___?_<_;__<;__§¢.v G A Clilistie, Yoik Chaiiman

ltrs, Fielding was arrested early tion Association. Tlic president, of ill this aiirrnooii at her Kemptown me ,A-*<0C1f'~li0n. Mi". MacKinnon, mlnistcis to their new positions Rev l cami? and in lnliiresslve. easy Sptech »l>I`CSided. The livestock exhibit was S '

Clsed yesterday, while the classes cd

H. lil-rge congregation Rev Hugh

rinity United Church last evening

the Piesbytciy, conducted the im cssive scivice and inducted the two

J B0YCe, Mount Stcwnit picach the scinion foi thc occasion, and

cv Jolui Stirling, West Cape, ad esscd the ininis'ers and con e o.

clergynien, membei of the Prince S “Pd ISl8-nd Presbytery

Eutliusiastlc Ch.risti'i.n living, and thusiastic Christian service were

(Canadian Press) (By Gunrdiufs Special Wire) EDMONTON, Sept. 5.-Veteran

of two wars, John Alexander Me- Leod, 56, field supervisor with the Soldier Settlement Board since 1923, is dead here. He had served in the South African War and enlisted for the Great War in the 238th battalion. A son and a daughter- reside in Mount Stew- art, P, E .l, ,

Ai Sefvwe -==_--r-=-T ii°“- ..ii°::Ji...:ié;i;“§f Boafdln Eff°"_._..t 0.. “ 3 0" ° if”

(A P By Gu2.di.ni’i. Special Wire)

MANILA, Sept, ti.-i'l'nursdi\yi-A ’

I typhoon, acl.-onipiinled by heavy 0 S

rainfall, raged through Nortliern Lu- zon for two days, leaving thousands

' of residents lionielcss and clamagiiig 1-

Crlbes Party S Attlt- 'r“"’..l-°i.‘t§~”L “"'$“`$.§ZP"f’t’° ff§°§-tf . - - ude Toward Cultural §>'f°u<\~ ` N 1 _ l H ,W olina And Georgia-President

Repoits lute tonight said the

Adolf Wag“°f D ° -S " ’f’“‘“ “"“ ""i‘f»i.?`i' ‘-°f Shootings Occur In South Car-

l P 1° 0 b 1 e In S -- , storiiibliad mov/_cuz off i<.;__th_e___n_;i_i__t_l;_- S ects

Crush Opposl lvtcivds strlxitllelixolillitnstlxiifk outllcin T E t

-*§'>%&§-O-Ol

P-in-_

° l '

Ge g alr' S Was Veteran CreatDamf1ge In 7 J -iada

Y l

). D.

, l

B Lo is P Loon , Assoc ted and U°°°S Non* “ml ’"“"Y Rambo” B Richard L Tuinei \ssoci.iled Piess Stuff Wiitei) "`

( y u oreinerslaii In h°"“‘°S d°5t‘°y"d ( y A P B Guhidiank mpc-cial lliic) I

the Nazi revolution today and d d t t , _ _ ciared that Germany’s way of life, cs “1c,.,“';,,ff',‘;,¥,`,“1ff,§§,,"E even as capital and lalioi piepuied to l.i\ their grievances

. _ mg (_, _ .. ,_ ___ . _ ` _ ' _ _ . __ _

l 1" which me" will be “° f°°m fm' the Philippines, say persons nuiillizii- lielore zi hoard of 1 resident ltoosc-\eli _-i choosing. 'Jewish °“1ture'is med mr me next with 5t°“"5 of th'-' 01`5“i‘"*l “`°l’l°S» Two men were killed; another was ncur death, more

l1»900 Wars carries thieats oi dang f the .

The revolution, Der Fuenrer void China Com _,nd _,,,,,,,,, "1R,,0,l,y do than a score ueie wounded ln bullets .ind clubs as .1 wave

_ Presslr K" ’ on t -' ~~.~ u ( - '- y ' ' -‘ ` "

NURNBURG' Gemmny' Sept' 5- reaclieiiigodlill licilttliiisulii on WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-Rioting' and death suddenly ‘.

-1.

- B ' ` ‘ ` ` ' ' ‘ _ , _ . I Y. . v . 1 `|

‘his _sixth Nazi party congress, “has Phill ine _toons continuum ries- of violence surged through the strike-torn mill towns of __________

terilrlilcs e g, _ wh, Tho Magistrate set the gage with keen interest. In the classes of ,SL

iorhearinir on Sept. 13. dairy cattle, Ayrshire and Holstein, selmon lhe speaker went on to say Tm. ,,i1,.g,.d offpnsps were commit- _animals shown worn gxcr-prionnliy that the soul life is impcriled if one ted on August 19 at Mrs, Fieldl.ng'5 fine, and competition was keen. The 15 iionrin valley and on Augint 23 ot Judses. Mr. W. R.. show, Provincial v/rents The work of wlnnins the the Kemptoivil camp, according to Livestock Superintendent and Mr. L. W0

fo ation A Jearin

the in l'nl ` . pi g very W _ calm, the accused mildly dc(-la.;-ed some difficult decisions to make. The Chiirch itself should have an aggres- tliit .she did not abuse the Dewey hor ‘ ~ Siv

chili in any wily while it was board- a ed with her.

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ANNOUNCEMEN TS.

, hibits, as usual, were of a ver hi h of

Coil/HN? TS; order. and were judged by Minyxeltin Co

Boswell, Vi_ct_oria. iste

. _ ~ 01 _ . _

"ilnnnuncemonu an inserted In l_;I‘UCll1ClS were jildl-lcd by Mr. W. L. (hf‘lTl- Ul‘§ll'lK C°‘0P9l'3U0I\ Hllfl mnt-I

lliirmlumn nt 2 oenu. por word miflly puynblo in advance

L-141-9-5-iii. a

_ °'“‘°‘ 4 b

"Talkies-Murray Harbor Friday.

vi . compared with last year, but the us-

Dr_ J. D, Rcddin, Dentist, will

if 'iv Muni e~c=v»1~r Friday.

(Continued on Page 3)

Viscount Hallsh-om To

L-174-0-6-li.

"R~“S<°f}'e Sept. ii for festival uid sports in Highfield Rink.

L-180-9-6-2i

"Zion W. M, S. cake sale at; Moore :incl McLeod's Saturday, September 15. L_1g2

;_.

'fspecial old time music nt I-lor. ton" Mlllfffil’ River, Thursday iillihi. Admission 25 cents.

L-iss-o-5-21 I

___"Enl_t_i-lainilieiit at Afton Armin

nd vegetables, whicli were judged

__ P

‘ L`141`9'5"“' small, was of hi i i.iIitv_ Mr. F. S.

"Talkies-Flat River Thursday. R i L-141-9-5-Iii. h

i iuisiizls,

. Roper, Livestock Pronloter had to

se classes uere also well filled,

nd were judged by Mr. Newson, ian service. Great as have been the' New Haven. Poultry classes were achievements of this Church in the ,

¢llZ€’fi by Mr. George Lelghtizer, DB»St, the best is yet to come. l

C Rev. John Sterling. in the course

harlottetown. Sheep and swine ex-

The Exhibits of butter and dairy W

There was :.1 good exhibit of roots

Y Messrs. B. F. Tinncy and R. C. arent. »’I‘he fruit exhibit, though

El Q1 _

cevcs, Southport. vias the judge. There was a sliglitly smaller ex- iblt of ladies’ work this year as

nl high standard of quality was

neutral in matters of right and

rcnton, Provincial Dairy Superiii- U31 ndent, who was impressed with the , “G0Dl€~

- te

"Tail~;ies-Murray River Saturday. showing'

ev. Hugh Miller And

_Assumed l\lew_ Dut-I

LONDON. Sept. 5.-Unofficial re-

rcsscd by Rev 5 J Boyce in his

rid for Christ requires evei'y one be an enthusiastic worker. ’1he

e, kindly, helpful zeal for Christ-

hls address, congratulated 'I'i‘uiity ngregation on their choice of mln- rs. He also _spoke of the great 'k the new ministers have befoie

helpfulness between pastor and

_______

AR MINISTER AY ASSUME

uliinuln,

Replace Sir John Si- mon as Foreign Min- ister, Is Unofficial Report.

(C. P.-Havas) (By Guardians Speelalewirc)

PP Lypl

flllfllléd 5-ll ml’ 1101195 tructlve force ioi- i\\o day or more bemgla and the Carglmas

Adolf Wagner, Bavarian Minister ._- -~ -_ , k

. » . Francis J Gorman chairman of _tli,f.~,.tc.\tlle stri e com

1 Int _ ad tn lm - ' ~- , .

hlppers Oppose Order Ziumutiffrtomms’ vaitetiiihiigprgr | nittee, blamed “management and reactionary Public Of

ing Transfer of Pro" A iatgr Nazi cultural gastrheringl l would awaken “an thi bm' ‘ duct From one Pro. heard the young chief of state the ranks of the te \' e army

, ad- I '

. idressing this meeting personally. B E B A R R E __

Vlnfe to Al'\0thel' In describe himself as guiirdfan andl I The two ¢a5nn1tl¢5 resulted from "‘i“°*_““°“

custo an o German s art mned battle nt Trion, Gu in

° 'i ' dl f ' - ., 1

Marltlmes _ B0a,rd "Art will be determined," he an- U V' lhrhlich 15 or more wer_:__ r<;_P'~`_;ft€Cl N O t Be

- ‘ _ ere s o ii. iig-

t d _ the third Reich. promising that mia, Ga, one o em x ra e ° art would be advanced as never and at Greenville, S. C.. five strik-

COI'l1l‘l‘lltt€€ A |11 noiinoed, ‘by those who created M d d_ Tn w Ll`___

pp() _ _ ,_ ' if _ l\vo\in e _ ree _ ____ _C____c____y_ E t d_____

_“__” _ b°l'01'9» A """"" ers, four of them women, were J

A regulation recently passed by

Dominion Order in Council dis- fe

ontinuinr the shipping of iinin

C _ . spccted meats from one Maritime m

" 1 1 cl b win ing melee (A P by Guardians Special Wire);

Hsiiorl iiuawin- _ ' ei" ° ‘ “ M“SS°'““ He 1,18" T0 ;;°“::.‘;“:.::i 3...: ° “ S-pi 5. .

Describing the period since the Il'lcl`eilSC the I Opllla' "Today, our men have been elrtin, The SW'-E PW-*UU 1?_\_U`C"*\;_9°_i93’___*2__f;;§

‘ddl " 1 i f ' . ‘ , , ` Y' gn it would not iittc pt i e axes as a. genera ury o hon dna D681 ease when there was nf_>_ need _<_>_i_'__l_l_ ;>_:;_ P_____ D__wc_____ ___C__p__d Florida Con

Province to another was the sub- amnichism; he said; G V an "They ave _ __ _ _

“Jewish intellectualism, penetrat- U]l@I]]l)l0Vl1lel1t. dswixhx like enemies of the republic, ;_1C'tb_ \\'lt_i___1;___‘l’f'C‘_u“i mm by damax'

f considerable discussion at

tcrdav afternoon. A committee con- ry

l“°‘mSl-‘tem ““1i“d° i°W*"d C111- <5- P- By Giwiiiaiw Siwciiu wirei 'not count upon that h8Pl’°“‘“g 5° county Air- ii 19:7 to two years for We

sling of President T. E'.M2icNutt. _ ., _ .» Y., -_ , - _ ._ .

tural l71`0bl0m5» ROME, bint. J biiiito Mussolmilsoon. although we did expect that _______C___, o_l____ auwmobim He 1ater_

ho presided at the meethig, M"<srs‘

W ~ ' ‘ »‘ “The Spiritual Confusion began in tonight wus i~i»~ioru~<l pinnning toll; R~ E Mum* ~7~ M' R00!" J- 0* the middle ages when classic artitiikc all \\'oiueu‘wol‘kei-s out of It- ngpmenl could cook up a, pretext

might happen as soon as mini-l

wus iilzlcerl in ihe State Hospita.. fon-

ject o

iz. Board of Trade meeting held yes- E it d in 1 t _ ‘ _ 1 . .. 21 A ».

. mg umm' resu e E Compe e "` Ihke foes of the atate` ` ' ` we d d Dewees was sentenced from Dade

sl. .` ,

_vndman and E. T. Higgs was ap- W

pointed to consider the matter and copied mswad of an autonomous

interview Premier MRM/“Ilan with conception of art being developed." ed. influciiccd ll Ducc in his ciccis- the president, he snld, will be given

i ».

n view of having the regulation

withdrawn. I h A letter read by the president' from Mr. E. W. MacKinnon, Sup- D crlntendent of the Railway. indi- P rated that a round trip of the car~h ferry costs $l50_ and that three trips

cost sioo io $450. r W

A ure race alone can develop

p _ ion:

lgn ar-i;_ he asserted, Jobs, he holds, inlci-ferc with what f To genius in evgry field of ant, he believes io be \\'oui:ui`s primary 5(,ss1On_ But he ,lssgrtpd \1(.npm_ I-ovided this genius be racinuy ciuty_. the biiilciiiii; up of families and may the strike will not bp Caring ure and imbued with Nam id@,,15_ the iiicrezise of li:il_v`s population. off dum 5 satisfactory Sememmt e promised a vhwal muenn1um_ The positions wnuien hold should is

"The culture of the third Reich

Mr. W. L. Higgins remarked that; who create it.. he exp1,,1ned_ amid

one clay last week the ferry carried the ecstatic abp1,,,,5e of his !onOw_ An editorial in nirirgniiiiig ,mites all the cars possible on the car deck ,vs_ ' ' `

and in addition ierrled cars on six-

teen flat cars. t Mr. A. L. Wright made reference

to ri cusp of lack of courtesy on “

the part nf tm' Mew' which had r°` of unrest which "shattered the of '|d,,;__:_,_<`_,) ,_'s as at variance with those produced bv

.. _ ../. A ~ - r if

- ii

fused to lower the apron in admit n 'in 'idditionnl car bcfcre the ferry

cast‘ off. The indifference of the C1

It was decided to ask the Sup- t

Der Fuehrer en urne

as the first elementary outbreak

early 1,000-year-old order of so

orintendcnf, Mr. MacKinnon. to in- NazlS_ In the _worlds pmgress_

vestiizale the matter. tl

A letter from Mr. F. McLure

and explorers, new political con

m;lk_~___lh“15di1l nlllht. September _U ' "9 dnllflllll. other amusenients

cents iulniission. L-131-9-5-21_

_0____f7__"\1_nir__ to shortage of water _____ _____n____\\lll be closed Tip-Snny ww *HU* ly of each week. R. L.

» ._ . llton Mills. L-162-9-6-8.

____ l_f__lhYi_<~_ been more money h_____ bil? 1_1 i_ni.urance, there would b________ _li css money lost. Why not ,___V__ _ _l Dost experience? We I___________i\ an lo suit your every need. ' ‘if J. A. Moore, Manager Siui Lilo L_129'

,______l<k"_iiii_c11i _l.r.=iii\, one of cannons 0, ____ ~m__li .\0\_in_izer poets in recital g_.__,,.__,_ _’_i_ __\\oiks in St. Janies €._,m___-_ S__ _ _Sllnrl0ttetowli, this “______ ____ Mi; em er 6th. Vocal Selec- t Me-.Hitt-‘.ei;

"Miss Re? B0stm_~C_____ F- Wood. Brhduato oi 1933_m,,4 “_°’__"i“0Y.‘~' of Music and Ricliard Pl ommhip pup" at £,mC__0__ _ii Ol Boston. offers in- and _“__ Piano, voice. harmony v_m____ _:1_k__r;_ Also coachimz of ad- the ___a»__c__ nts in the works ni Thursriav 55' Cmssns begin on can -- UDL 6. Phone 228-I.. or

t H 240 Prince si. L-ii2-o-4-21|

"Livosi0¢k rr ing hogs I-_______i;r etlng Board load- 5,m,,mbé__ mm . calves. Monday, Bfntembor 11th Tmmsh' Tuesday' game _md M Cardigan. Mon. gay momln “PHY River. Wednes_ 1,., RW" N2-__5_fDlember 12th. Hun_ lm sh_p~_____ o_ Wiltshire and Cen- rirasv- ini ,fr ,Uh at nmdaibune. umm S ook with your Sec- L-ria-o-o-ii.

PAY Ill ADVANCE

'° “"1 womb aironim

r --

,utum no! Ire sent out. in “___ _____ auch ndvll. will op- ,,°mp.___¢1\§ the order is ac-

°" "Nh Payment.

cin\iu.o'r'rm‘ow

GUARDIAN

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ienna Gripped By Unrest and Uncer- taiuty - University Will Remain Closed.

(A. P. fly Gulii-di;tn‘s Special Wire)

VIENNA, Sept. 5.--Uni-est and un-

certainty still gripped Vienna, to- night, the go\'ernnii~iit apparently expecting new trouble from Nazis or Socialists at any tinic.

"For reasons of security." it was

nniloiliicrd, Vieuifn University, to have been opened last Monday, will

reninln closed. Only professors and officials oi the school will be allow-

ed to enter its doors.

An elaborate system of sirens, ol-

ectrlcnlly operated, has been instal- led in the Stock Exchange building where the offices of the Associated Press are located.

Sentrles posted nt the building are

under orders tn set nfl the alarm il they sec trouble coming, so that len- ants may lock their doors against rebel intruders.

The guard along the Yulzosliivliin

frontier has been re-enforced fol-

lowing reports that Nazi refugees iii_ with $3_50_ Bum, mid he WM so r

Yugoslavia were plotting new activ ity.

ModerateRevival Is Forecast In BankNewsLetter

(C. P. By Gun.rdia.n'|l Special Wire)

TORONTO, Sept. 5-The Canad-

iln Bank of Commerce in it-S monthly news letter issued tonight forecast a "moderate" i.ndusti'li\l re-

_vivni during the first part of tlw

autumn, following it slight reces- sion during the summer.

The letter i'r-niarkcri that the

summer seasonal downturn occur- red this year later than usual and that lt affected fewer industries than is usually the case. On thc other hand, it said, the decline. lil contrast to the corresponding pcr-

iod last year, was more pronounced

ports that there is a. possibility of Sir John Simon, British Foreign Minister, being replaced by Viscount Hailsham, Wai' Minister, in order to assure closer British collaboration with France on European political affairs, agitated opinion throughout the United Kingdom tonight.

It was suggested that Premier

Ramsay MacDonald might make this change on his return from vacation in Canada and Newfoundland. The report was credited by thc Conserva- tive “Morning Post", which added that Sir John might bc shifted to another Cabinet post.

Youth Held Up On Highway

(C. P. By Guiirdianb Spoelal Wire)

CHURCH POINT, N.S., Sept. 5.-

A daring highway robbery by two men who ordered Edwin Blinn, 19, to "stick 'cm up" when he was retum- ing home into at night was describ- ed to police today by the youth. He was near Grosses Coques when the two accosted him, went through his ,pockets and made away in a car.

lfrlghteried he did not think of not- | ifying the police earlier.

'in August than in July, “aithoughl fbusiness activity ns it whole wasi ’nmintaincd on it much higher_ [plane than ii1 H33." I

it suggested 'lat there was no]

lrcrrsqn to expr ' a continued pro-I gressive record rl auch proportions as tim; of the spring and early summer season. The record of the early months of the summer, tt de- ¢]1u-ed, was exe vlonal, "but it was bound eventiiaily to react to such adverse influencrs as the poor crop coiidltions over a. large part of the agricultural domain, the worst mid- summei- slump in American busi- ness since 1920 and disturbing ele- ments ln European ec0n0n'i.V-"

It noted lil this connection the

announcement of Germany, "nite ol' `tlie worlci's mcsl important markets for raw mater-ials.“ that the Rclcli will restrict imixiri-S OVC" i1“°'°l narrowly than in recent yeU\

Sclanders. St. John, stated that ce

wllilo Newfoundland goods entered| Canada without tariff. Canada paid ‘gi the regular duty on Newfoundland b goods. S ecial ieferenco was made

in this connection to Newfoundlfind W competition with the New Bruns- wick salmon industrv. ed

The. commiinlcatinii was referred "'

to the industrial committee. tl

Murray Harbour Railway __

egan with Liberalism and ended

"As in early history," he declar-

es plundered and mechanically ulyks indiisi:-_.'_ ,md ,ZPL some governor to ]i.<r,cii."

Two reasons, it wus reliably lcarii-

be filled wiih iuen, thus decreasing

ill be determined only by tnose'11f\°"1V'1°.v'm@1it-“ld 1‘-“Sins the mor-

ale of the people.

paper. Popolo ci Iialiii of Mllnli, teli-

tn t rl to his- “°.“ ‘° °°““""_‘ ‘."*` "<`l’°l`t ‘lm he after miii not been closed. At uusj

will move to eliminate v'om'i.n work-

ory and international politics. Us ' ‘ ‘ hour we have i’ul1y 450,000 on( The French revmumon' he said' “The working woman", the lic\\'s-'smkcy

papei ass ‘ l “cicilcs the oblcni

that of iinrui,ilovim-lit.

ew mt itshmner f°und‘;_uOnS"‘k. d "Work, even \v'lici~e it isn't a direct S

_ _ - CNRS l'°P es “-mong “man m impediment intel-f<‘i'in f with propag-

crm “as to blame' “V9 B5 mll€5t°U¢5 in the hl5t°TY °f ation. foments indehendeiicc and spreading' l he universe. he told the assembled Conso lem Hvsicnl and moral ab-

fll D1 . li

its antagonistic to conception."

trough inf-_ genius oi inventors ~_%____ said. Effective tomorrvw. he CX- - P

‘ "This morning a. fresh 100.000 had

The board of three selected by

free access to all the facts and in- ormation the union has in its pos-

renched_ '

“The strike continues to roll on

ahead of schedule." said Gorman.

been added. Through today, mill-

Gorman's figures. however, were

n Associated Press survey. indi-' ating more than 325.000 on strike. ut with the walkout rapldly_

Fresh instructions have S0116 f°f"

ward to strike leaders, Gorman

allied "the fronts will be enlarged

ptloiis have descended like un in every direction" while “the slo-

valamne upon humanity, he con- Queer InsllraflCe gan all along the line L; 'the strike nued. saying these conceptions -goes on_"'

With violence spreading, and at

ith Communism. Policies the refine-<5 Of the NBUOUHI Lab"

Board. President Roosevelt mi-

, “Germany is Europe`s shock _ _, noiinced his three men board woul-.i bsorber against the invasion from C,A_N13ERR_A_ ,\_n,.ir_.1m_ gf-pp 5,_ investigate and seek to settle the le East; (Bolshivlsk> which would Insurance in Au.~;tr:ilin against have destroyed European culture." war spoiling :he Victoria Cen- create the board was reached with-

bitter controversy. His decision to

Germany he described as n lead- tcnary and the $10,000 policy on the out <‘0nSUltHt10n With <‘lf»h<’¥' -*mt* ‘lf

Cheer and the waving oi’ flags

r in peace. nose of the p.~rl`iiiii<‘-collecting Sliiek t

If-lal Qiliti‘ui~`<i o" `\/ieccii are ilot

In connection with the service of 5 ` ' ‘ ‘ _ h

tho Mmm Harbor Rwwm, the from inc ww an row of Nazis grow- the only ciii-nuis samples 0 suc W

sid t y ted th t B, `0rdm cd Hitler`s earlier proclamation, in f1fiM`iC0 In i<<\l1l IHHCS-

gmn Olgqferrgzglg m_m_i§(d Cav wg which he rpfnngd in Germany; Several Aiisirziiiaii bee-keepers and Raymond V. Ingersoll of New railway, from June 1 to lil. eiuhlcen dominance by the National social' haw mfufn Um_ p'_`)I_imC5_ agumst nasspnzors had _(___ M_________ H______ ,sts as the “.0,.m~S nrcatpst demo” third-pail_\ cli_\_iin_s ioi sliiigs and iii-

hour __~____ 83 had _______»______ ___ Ch_____ “ration of the Wm of E nation surance :ii_;1\llis.__l.'.iln..i. i\\l_.is in this rr iouetmvn. iio had left cimriotte- P€"“““""~i i"‘V°l"U°“$- 1°" Sfmd- °°"m'."'- 1” "°i"".“"l "“f"".“"'.“““f'. ~“"“""‘l- Th” f°"“" "ld th” "°""d town and thirteen h ci arrl'ed in reslllmd U1 9~f\9fCl1Y 'md Chms- L105fl5.ms`. .H"vhl.H.y.`A mileage

" ‘ "vm the purposvs of pommBns_ plutociats i1r:.ilii.~. l\:d._.u_,uiie, and

he Nazi leadership possesses all

cannot in fixture be, satisfactory. l gerous opposition." his proclama- testnnts are concerned. we are cie-

That Express trains be run on tion said, "they are privileged to, termlned to weld them all into one

Tumdays and Saturdays on the fol- smile. Our next attack will demol- great evauizelicul Reich church. lowing time, Lonve Mui-my Hn;-lzour ish the opposition." ` _ _ _ If Marlin Iiulllcr were amonfz at 7 ia. m. and arrive Charlottetown He insisted Germany wants peace us, he would pray _ _ _ for n Reich

nt 9.45 a. m.--leave Charlottetown and tntcmattonnl friendship, church."

at 3.30 p. m. and arrive Murray though demanding her rights. and Regarding the Roman Catholic

Harbor nt 8.15 p. m. and that week blamed not peoples but small Church:

end special passenger rates apply cilques of mlschlcfmnkers and prof- "Despite lapses on both sirl<~.<_ we iteers for war. , shall arrive at it sincere and hon-

(gontlrmod ai Page 1'* to his ' Inu orable iinder.=i:mdliiiz" (continued on Page 3)

Aa "bI00dPUiU°f

qfhn 'foiiowmg ,»@_.r_»,y,,M(,n Wm; the power. Who dare deny that the Z°°l°gi°“l “L T‘_‘_‘“"lfl’“l"~ _ “flyiiii squadronl' of strikers oper- _ __ , ndnpt@d_ National Socialist movement is the FRICKET nn,_.,,___ RADIO ated effectively in South Carolina. 1- -*W nr-soirod uint ine council or the “haute rlgwerh in ih<‘__tle_;1d?" th ___ _

Charlottetown Ilonrd of Trade, nf- B PM Y» ¢ 555° 9 i W" e Dm-‘,Y s -1 i ii. . 1, 5.--~ _ fer hhvins liven much thoiieht to be” f’"'°d "°dY fm' b““‘““¥ “P i>.iSIcriri<o{:illimi:!<~iie§lliti1iiri»1iSi U10 SCl'VlC0 b€St Slllwfl t0 mf’ P00919 the 'tate' Th" leadership "kn°ws this veal' lmve bcvii lnritclv rcs- l`0Sl<llY\.€ ln illf’ l`llSfl”lCt S9l'V<`Cl by what it W““"-“ 'md 3°” Wh" “poiisible for a nnuor boom `i~,i tii" the Milrmv Harbour Railway for WBUW' hi’ Self? solo of radio i-or-oi\.~i-¢ .ws in .Ain- Fall. Winter Rnd Silflnir seasons German regime.; for 80 .V¢’Hl'S trnlin, authorities report. During Mid nlso having recclvcd the writ-|D95f» hc ¢f>Ulln\l0d~ hl“'f` be?" nm Jiil_\'_ ilie not iiirl'cil~c in silos \\'.\.~ ten oplnlcn of several promli1ent‘bY 1i15¢TDl\tl0l1*\l fi'P0b00t¢TS “ml 16.692 or 3.000 more llrin the in- merchnnts residing in the district D0tl'l0UB€ P0llflCl%11S~ crease recorded in April. The pre-

affected, beg respectfully to recom- N05 80 the N321-‘L L9/001' 8l`\`i9i”- vioiis record min emi

mend to the Canndlan Ngpinnni ations, he said, would exalt the during lip- i,-ref i‘i~~' ' ffm- of ing

Railways the following runnlnrz m0V€m¢“¢'S MC0ml>llShm°“tS HS Aiistrfiiioii f~i'ic!1‘f lciini.

schedule to into effect this Faif fthe "German miracle." *'“‘“"'-'"`-`*' ' "“'~"_‘ and until the close oi' next sprin-5 The leader refeired to the 4.000: 30, he said those elimiiiated should season. i000 Germans who voted in the re- have been liquidated. The people. That o six day service is udrir- , cent Dlebiscite niznlnst his assume- no was sure, would not blame him

able taking into consideration the l tion Of tht' P¥`l‘5ld£‘Y1ll9l POWHA Of Regarding rellfrioii: '

mc; that tho mall gerviop given by I the late l”riul Von Hlndenburg. i "We have eiirlcaiiored in recon- team the day there was no train "If foreigners imagine the 4_000.- cllo the rcliizious prntersi.»ii:< with service last season was not, and 000 "no" voters constitute u. dan- the new state. As far as the Pro-

Aprll 1930,

he dispute. He named Governor John G. lnant of New Hampshire, Marion

Sinith_ nn attorney of Atlanta. Ga.

York, Brooklyn borough president.

The response of capital and labor 'as nt once both cordial and re-

ould receive its "utmost respect

into but asserted there would be 'no termination of thc strike short nf vlcto "

A fight at the gates forced the closing of the Bibb Mills in Macon. Ga. A Tennessee mayor wired his; senators an appeal for federal

_troops vo "protect life and prop-‘_ |cl‘t\'." l in the face of this situation. ' lenders of the woollen, silk and cot- lon textile industries met in New

York to map defence plans. Thcvi determined to obtain all possible: protection for textile workers who wislied to remain ht their lmnis. Protcclioii appeals were drafted to

iw _ _

M . , H. be _ ,__ __ B/ g _ _ __ ._ _ Union chiefs were ready to nego- tldiihhlre £;cr<‘rdlr lgimilhfgrihdn fgueg Rnd evolution must come to create b@f010 that Sytlnc_\ s Tiiioiigii Piilkll I

‘ ‘ ' fl* ‘ beth" conditions Trust took out ii iiiiiqlu- policy low

` protect furs' and feulliers of li\inr;l

, “For this pur se." he declared, 5 * _ ~ 1 l’.V» §""Vl"¢ R*"‘"“’“""df*"‘l“5 W. animals shipped liv il to an lndinni D,_;t,,,.bm,C£,s spread (.0nSmmly_ A,

the iilsiiiu- .ii Chattahoochee fo trcnlilicni, and escaped from ther May li, 1928. i

Doctor Lee Wins ` Four Heat Race(

(A. P. hy Guiirdinn‘s Special Wlirj INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Sefpt. 5 Four licuts were necessary to de1 citla tile tllrec-year-old 2122 Trot leliiiic ni todays Grand Circui progmlmiie at the state fa‘ _i.-i'<iiinri.~ Doctor Lee, owned B-li :l';lvcn by Hariy Short of Colum bus, O. won the event, by takin ihe first and fourth heats al thouglil he finished eighth in th second limi. _

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local mul state aiillioritie_<_ ,

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nnces were those in which the' South Carolina squadrons engaged.;

to Greenville, S, C. Nalioiial puardsmen were ready with clubs and tear gas, but capltulnted with-l

cd soon after the squadron reaclwd, the edge of town.

ed strikers gathered at the gates and shnuteei over the walls at of i flcinls inside n warning to “keep il'

closed" '

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llfvftiuic l~1;\~l'»|~‘|~v~§l\ nvlnihwr-pg gf,

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