AUGUST 21; 1935

GUARDIAN

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SHOWS Al‘ i - ‘i — M0 P. I. the interior claimed natives are he- ' mum “m; ' A; .__-_—--———_——-—;* GOmlIIK restive DOCIUBG Hill-Q BGIII- ' n1::_ AL Blnnchuw. m» ‘mlmzfiflg: SIMQVARDL I’ _- _ I . ‘ . “w” “u”, m “gnaw, “t.- sie continues to work for Dance in- . bum_.|_"_wu_u_ mm Hawaii l1 1110011 the “m, would prevent goods, easn and cre- ‘tfg “Nstmkw hammu‘ - ,______ m,” ' as, toviirdi ‘”°““°““‘°"'”' mdlull-eeucaducetclledeui’ a unnmaaoanvinbetbecnly 1w!- blase was extengig N n o u R T I n a o “d “mm ‘t Kim, skins and other atoeh to -.___ Drug store open Wednesday after- witbout great difficuiey_ Theuai‘!

noon. L-fliii-ii.

powers was said, would support the British

m5 mm" Plan“ Government should it urge Geneva 911mm” “m” somnumfl’ t“ Fallwlls French Fam- ______ ALSO . . JEWS AND 11115111111- 1" “L” to adopt mu drastic course at the fiflffifiog- comm, mm,“ flies United By Mar. ' SUSPENDED sensual _ A critical meeting 0! the 14088110 their w“ m‘ mung“ n“. “d 1i mogul-M gmm m, wag-y who ‘p, GUESTS AT EXHIBITION “"1"” 5”‘- ?- "MDM only for three 83'6- peered before Magistrate Donald 3,1111%‘ izfhenaef-ioxitncial mu...

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ion Association yesterday eB-lflfltllllmh 41"" "19""! the various exhtm and other interesting realm-es “W were given a free ride on u, Merry-xo-Rmmd by Mr. willie: 10ml). They were gmguy men“ with the afternoon's entertainment,

warm IGG on poops-m Mrs. John MacAulay, Kent 5., ' fried =11 es: on the doorstep 'y terday afternoon although m, 1 mill temperature reading was On]; 92 in the shade, whereas Mona afternoon it was 98. It took u hour ‘and a half m fry m. m, m told‘: Guardian represcntativl/im nig . The egg C quits well cooked. appeared "° h‘

MacKinnon yesterday charged with driving an unregistered oar was given s suspended sentence,

HOME FOR BUIJAL-Illba re- mains of we. John E. Mallard who passed away in Dorchester, Mesa, arrived Monday evening and were lVl Cd '40 N9W kfllnd 10f in- terment.

If the Lea-sue fails to act how- 1"“ _ ever. Britain must than determine 111mm‘ Thaw,“ a“, upon her own attitude. It has been W” sevlf“ mm, _ made clear she has no intention of lewd“! l e °° ' playing a "lone hand." sanctions, if adopted, must be applied collective-

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Ministers. recalled from their vac- ations, will meet Thursday in a vital session to decide upon a course of action following the breakdown of the tri-power talks in Paris.

After Sir Samuel and Eden eon- ferred in the foreign office, there yas every indication the govern- ment is still trying to postpone the fateful day when it may have to face a decision of a unilateral char- actér in the Italic-Ethiopian dis- pu .

1f league powers do not agree tol Emmi"! °f 3mm h“ be?“ m follow the program mpped. by 3",! the Prairie Provinces and will be. mm’ men we whole ens“ Wm be general within from ten days to two dumpgd bwk mm London's l“, weeks. In Manitoba and Eastern

Considerable emphasis was placed sa-‘lkalchewm ‘he “eve” upon visas w me 1110mm.“ Secretary done to the wheat crop by rust is and League Minister this afternoon bewmlng "lcreulngly “pp"°nt' m by Neville onsmbeilelu,‘ milmeeilor 111°“ 111°" °1 5111"" m" "° o; the gxqylequFl-L 59%;,” Bruce’ progressing favourably. In Quebec Austrampg M15155“ h, Landon and favourable weather has maintained Ray Athe,-tm_ Chm-fie q-Afiakes o; the progress of the previously repor- the United States Elmbasy, W1 8W1 8111111 111d 1°°t "W" 111d

pasturagt; is abundanth In waiters; m1," "' ' ' ‘ rm ‘ ' c h‘ and sou ern Ontario arves g o D om m“ grain has been delayed by frequent

M, is cusmmum the government rains, but throughout the province is keeping the Dominion govern- ments informed of the situation,

a large hay crop has been saved.

despite showery weather. Most oth- while the government is making a er “m” “e ‘mm’ ‘mu m m‘ strong bid for United Stains moral support at least in its moves, and.

HOW FEDERAL CAGENTS RUBBED O U T C R I M E . . .ms'r oasar s-roar or THE soanraas or ms new.

(B! Atlelhda Kerr Associated Press Staff Writer)

PARIS. August all-Jose Laval. oomely- daughter of Premier Laval paussdhalfaminuteonfllever- andaofacburobfmntirlgonl greeted

FIDDLING AND DAN ClNG CONTEST WINNERS-The Fiddlers and Dancing Contest which was held in Cape ‘Traverse Hall was a great success. The prize winners for dancing were No.a Arsenault. Dn- erald Jot, first, Mrs. George Arsen- ault, liilnerald Jct., second, for men's dwcms. Syria Perry, Albany. first, Peter Gaudet, Tig-nish. zeccud. for flddlers. James o. Campbell, Carle- Wn. 1115i. B. Campbell, Albany, 2nd.

EVANGELIST JOHNSTON AT FORUM-Obedience to the Will of God was emphasized as the only acceptable religious duly by man. gels» l". W. Johnston at the Forum last night, the speaker taking for his text Matthew 16: l8, l9. He also 1W1 J°11n 111 119-44 as prod: oi his Position. The preached med that if people accept the truth e1 the Word they are loosed from sin; 1! they reiect the Word they remain bound to their sins.

Below will be found a brief synop- gig or meg-reptile reports received at the Head Ofliee of the Bank of Montreal from its Branches. The Branch Managers have complete and intimate knowledge of each local situation and are in close touch with crop conditions in all sections of the districts mentioned.

Inn and entered the chureh—to emerge 46 minutes later as the Countess do Cbnmbrun.

'I'hls time she clung to the arm of her husband by virtue of two ceremonies (there was a civil marriage yesterday.) The husband is Count Rene de Chambrun, des- cgndent of the Marquis dc Lafay- e te.

The pair entered one of three waiting automobils and w?!‘ W the Laval residence, in the siinistry for Foreign Affairs micro a buffet luncheon was served to a. small but distinguished group 0f gufi-‘ibi. membe of the Laval and dc Chombrun families, cabinet minis- tea-a and diplomats. the latter in- cluding Hon. Philippe Roi’. C5115‘ dian Minister to Paris.

After the luncheon. 111B 0011111 and Countess stole away to an un- announced honeymoon destination.

‘ of both families refused to divulge where they will spend their time before they leave on i1 projected longer trip to Canada v4 tb- United Mates.

ALICEiBERADYE

MONTGOMERY ‘AN|TA'__LOU_ISE

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General . Mr, James A. Thomas

Thomas. Brighton, Mass,

of the Island, are spcndii; weeks here visiting their (lgtinhfer me. Taylor. “llnsloe, null '51,; Mrs. James Todd. Rose v.11“, M ter seeing the Island and nl{..n_ ing the excellent roads they vphed me Exhibition which they 1mm, very enjoyable. .They Expqct w leave Thursday the 22nd, M, Thomas has been conneeifed will; the Boston Elevated Railroad to; the past 40 years.

MAIL CONTRACTORS‘ tram ING - Mail contractors of Prim Edward Island met in convention m the Board Room of the City Blllld- ing last night. The meeting w“ Wesided over by Mr. Garfield M“. Kinnon. Secretary of the Canadian

811d Mrs formerly K r1 few

Shows at s, 7, 8:45 P. M. TODAY and THURS.

Two _Da.ys Only.

Mat. 11c, 26c.

Eve. 26c, 32c.

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SHOWS AT i-’l—l.ll EM.

INSTITUTE NEWS -- A ngw

Maritime Provinces conditions are branch of the Women's Institute

somewhat patchy. The hay harvest" has been completed and grains are

MATINEE :0. ___:__ ‘____:__: 31E‘ Ajierqcliirrl‘ tirhtgbcilgsxest toilch with ripening last‘ In Bu,“ columm. M i t a r y lvgvsslgrgianiseaas it dainty-hwy. AI}:- Mail Contractorg- Association. Dis- EVENING "'" ' 1 c‘ warm settled weather followin ' I y‘ “m!” wok place a5 1° 110W ihl U S A t cflhbiififjlaTfi §§§,',‘,,,,§,‘."§, m" heavy rains, u benefitinl, cmpl sens . "gegfgggp “mhflffm; g§glti1g§é 1:1 11111 1111111 contracted

' ' op s Paris negotiations and obtained his ‘ugly’ and ‘ 3°°d ymdum’ PM“ l‘ App0lntment gmmmn; vjgg-Ppegidgnfll then adjourrrliglytlrlgll-esumeazllliltig

observations on some of their re- ‘mt dpmd‘ Balm‘ 1° 9w‘ 660116 Cotton; Secretary: Miss night when the meeting willgbe ed.

Bernadette MacLellan, Reusing.

Alice Brady M} h f u] oommendat‘ le- " l, l, l, I .___ dudes by the red l I “L d Tubbsy, Nfltes on 7718 a t c , No action had been taken in rs- m (C. P. Guardian's Special Wire) ton; Directors, Mrs. Clmpbgfl’ and dldatee. m membed ll a y _ , d glard to igliftning the Mediterranean ALBmTA _ crop.‘ m mam“: Q , M,‘ 3o___App.-,ln¢m\en; M”, Brymton‘ M". “m” Bu“ . All The Capltol HOYSC ShOIU A t to‘ t u e will gtaielllwtllgrfit sstritshfactoiggyh but t? late in the 31153421,- Jh-fluntfxgyngmaffif“; Irxmlifnziwnltgggf!» 1411-100 Hiram a - iousrumors. Also. it was stated ole 11° "11 °°“ "m- m‘ (Qugbgc) to as n No a (Halifax) m, mmw’, u‘, Gm" um“ IERSONALS Love Wm find 5 way. ___ t, d t m“ d cutting will not be general for two ' ‘ ' ‘ _ i‘ l” 11°14 0X1 "19 - Wwmme“ m‘ "° n m ma“ Prospects comm“, “W”? as A. A. Q; Md blféleliygd third Tuesday of the month. mm l

send troops to the Lake Tsana re- gion of Ethiopia to guard Sudan's

pounced

A. MacDonald, Halli here from the Department of Na- 1a

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) N. arrived in Charlottetown

And if that old proverb fails to WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. - The

work, one can always fall back on able except in the south, where light

raraor. DAMAGED - wisp

hack class, judged

In the road a rich aunt with a forceful person- l i m m m ‘loodd-t em s? h l o ma,» water “ppm returns are indicated. The beet “my _ always pluvided’ M c-ourse‘ tfirengerc over (2:0- horsesl. titty. 321cm toateisnvonlfinlglvlllien £91108? (B! 301111 EVl-lll. Mwfil-Mkd 71°" or” m an avenge one‘ SASK- ttlrfaxllaslfernvfrfileln: elftecigdtzratllgpinglltlhee B-rlswermg a “u between a and ‘ @111‘ °11° 111-‘ 511°“ 11 ‘hm! “"“““'°1°' owned and ridden by Judge n. 1.. 3,18,... pence pact in the 1tal0- stall Writer) ATCHEWAN — Owns are rloenins m“ week o, sepwmw 1,, -c,,1 °°l°°k 1mm!" 11mm“)! ""1 11°" A visitor to Charlottetown . rapidly and cutting will be well un- w s n w M mum‘: wu-l N: Police Patrol was considerably dam- “M”. w" My Allison Midi:

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) PARIS, Aug. fill-Premier Pierre

Laval, although foreseeing failure, refused today to abandon his ef- forts to prevent an Italo-Ethiopian war.

Laval told Anthony Eden of Britain and Baron Pom-poo Aloisi of Italy during their recent talks that France is faithful to principles of the League of Nations because the whole European peace policy is based upon it. At the same time he assured each that France valued their friendship tremendously, The Premier's effort henceforth, officials said, is to retain the two friends without sacrificing the League. What will happen if the, League fails to avert war the French refused to contemplate. The hope is that Premier Mussolini will be able to see the advantage of peaceful penetration of Ethiopia over war and its possible conse-

aged when a car driven by a young woman dashed into the m“ m; side. The fender of the rear wheel was bent while the woodwork around the rear is showing through the metal. ‘llhe Ilatrol had mat turned off Richaiond onto queen when the accident occurred. Court action is to follow.

Blonds, lovesiclc Anita Louise was fortunate in having the aunt in the person of Alice Brady, former camp cook who had inherited half a mil- ‘ lion dollars and had determined that, her niece should marry the ' man she loved, whether his snobbish parents desired it or not. I, This is one of the amusing situa- 1mm; m "Lady Tubbs," the hilarious . comedy playing today and Thursday ...two days only-at the Capitol _._- Theatre, with Miss Brady starred and Douglas Montgomery and An- ita, Louise in featured roles.

It is when MLas Brady adopts the fictitious title of “Lady Tubbs’ that she is accepted with open arms by the unsuspecting and tremendW-i- ly snooty Ash-Orcutts of Long Is- land, parents of Montgomery, the young lover in the case. All 5881118 to be smooth sailing until, at a fashionable house party. She e11- oounters the head of the railroad on which she has previously served

Palmer or the Charlottetown Riding Club, captured first prize, in close competition with Gloria, owned and ridden by Mrs. (senator) W. H. Dennis, Halifax Riding Club. ' O O

In the Gentleman's saddle Class, competition was also exceedingly close, and the Judges had a partic- ularly difficult time deciding upon a favorite. Robin Hood. owned by Mrs. Raoul Iteymorld and ridden by Mr. Raoul Raymond. was finally adjudged the winner. U I C O

Ethiopian controversy.

This was disclosed authoritatively late today.

It. was said definitely that the United States has not. '11P l0 "W, engaged in any diplomatic discus- sions which would in any Wily m- volve this country in the contro-

ve . . gtllte department officials, how- ever, declined any official commant on any phase of the negotiations though the league of Nations Great Britain and France are at- . tempting to find a peaceful soluilon Lady Morrow, which captiled of the crisis. first place in Gentleman's jumfing Watchfulness remained the offic- elass, is a fine equine specimen. ial United States attitude. having been brought hem from President Rooseveits position is Montreal by Mr. Raoul Raymond, that the best interests of the United member of Charlottetown Riding States lies in not becoming involved Club. in controversies in which the Uni- ° ' ° ' ‘ ted States has no direct interest. Commander, owned and ridden The United States has placed it- by C. N. Bissett, which won second self on record as hopeful that a peaceful settlement will be achieved

der way within a week. Rust in- fection continues to spread and damage to the wheat crop will be heavy in the southeast and east central areas. Drought has taken heavy boll in the western and north- ern areas. Coarse grains are patchy, but feed will be sufficient in most districts. MANITOBA-Wheat cut- ting is fairly general, but, owing to the damage from rust. the crop will be light and of poor grade. A fair yield of coarse grains is expected. although. they also have been afloa- tcd by rust and lodging. Hay is plentiful.

Province 0f Qncbec

In the lower 8t. Iawrencc and Lake St. John districts grain and root crops continue in average to good condition. Hay is an average crop and pasturage is good. m the Eastern Townships and Ottawa

place Col. Dunbar as military engin- Scotsburg, N. S.

eer of this district.

Late Rally Halts Decline On N.Y. Market

(l1 Frank MacMillen _ Pleas Financial Writer) NEW YORK. August iio-The

Stock Market dug its heels into a 511W!!! Pfloe

given some indications of getting out of control. A sharp extension of yesterday's

Councillor M. W. Rcardon huheen ill for thepast lififl has entered the. City Hospital treatment. ,

Miss Hilda Dunsford, Victo ' is spending a short holiday in i City. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lank.

. Friends cf Mr. E. C. Burhoe. o! Bin-bar's Grocery. Meat and Fish Market. will mgmi; to learn of hi irldispositioir in the Prince Edward Island Hospital,

Misses likina and Lona Bulimia

HAS HEAD CUT-Jack

Charlottetown. received e Taylor’ wound necessitating seven stitches. when a car in which he was riding, driven by Roland Taylor, mar-latte. town. collided with one driven by 011""? W006. Hunter River, yes- 1411411? afternoon. The accident oc- curred at the intersection o1 wgy- mouth and Fitzroy Streets. The car driven by Taylor was turning off Weymouth onto ntgmy w”; along which the other ca.r was pro- ceeding West. Both cars were dafflfifled. but 110i to any great g.

Grafton Street, have returned fr

a ten days‘ motor trip throu Nova Bcotia. They were acco panics back by Mir. Bruce Riggs New Glasgow who will spend ma: hfbltion Week in the city.

lemsrfs saddle as cock at a construction camp. and PM‘ m m’ Gem s _ 1 E _ Valley, with th ti cf 1 reaction was led by the Utilities at whom h» .‘i'°'.‘.§.l“.i‘..“‘§£§l’€£? testis’: ildtiltyiiszzzislaliirs " m" ............°..‘ii‘.°°§ mififl: o. opening ..... ...... ....... .. e... battled over me subject to‘ better ‘events at Halifax exhibition. Com- no further action. Resumes Proceedings °Y°P5 511°“? 11113191‘ DPOENM and 5h"! @3531“ hmdl l" Bubslm‘ “'_"" ‘ m. Cyril B. Sherwood and hi’ he 111e11~ ' . prospects are good. Ari above aver- till declines. Some support then elr- WEDDING BELLE-ml! mfl- sister, Miss Muriel G. Sherwood of

riage of Ila Anne, elder daughter of Mrs. Clark and the late Alfred J. Clark of stratford, Ontario, and 551119! Qpcncer Gregor. younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greg- or of Brackley Beach, Prince m. ward Island, was quietly gglgmn. ized at the home of the bride's 111mb" 0n Tuesday. August roib. the Rev. J. l1‘. Reycroft of Central United Church officiating. The at. tendants were Miss Doris Chowen o! Btratiord. Ont. and Mr. Philip

wanking conditions for Bu]; "Mom" Tubbs is full of resourc- fulness and fight, and her work in subdulng the snobs and snubbers . makes the picture one of hilarious

rived for the beleagured list and the trading volume dwindled. There was another later sell-off with American ‘lhlephone breaking near- ly five points. But in the final hour the power company stocks cams back and early declines were either cancelled or replaced with moderate advances.

The Associated Press average of Oilissueswhichwasoff .8ofa point at one o'clocir- ended un- changed at 48. The activity was

rnander is a son of the Great Ax- worthy, full brother of Tony the Great, owned by Lieutenant-Colonel l1‘. I. Andrew, who placed third in the road hack Event.‘ I

While diplomatic , were "slowed, the arbitration commission on the Ualual incident between Italy and Ethiopia resumed its proceedings. Ethiopia protested against the action of the e Council in eliminating the territ- orial question from the scope of deliberations.

Nicholas Polltis of Greece was named a fifth arbitrator on the commission but will be summoned

88¢ hay crop has been safely gar- “find- town by motor yesterday. They

the guests of Miss Elna M. 61:2 at the Charlottetown Experiments station.

Ml‘. and like. Hibbert Seller. E0 monton, Alberta, accompanied by their daughter Gwendolyn and Misl Marion Aitken. of Edmonton. were guests at Westview lodge. Nomi Tryorl. on Wednesday ilftemoon.

K. Of C. Open Convention

In New York

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) NEW Y

Province 0f Ontario

‘Iilreshins returns of fall wheat indicate uneven yields of variable quality. Corn is growing rapidly and borer damage to date is unilns portant. Second growth alfalfa i| helvy: “‘ ., will commence abort- ly- Early potatoes of good quality yielded well. Canning tomatoes are

fun.

. "Lady 'I‘ubbs" was directed by Alan Crosland, and the large cast gppeliflng in support of Miss Brady and Montgomery includes Anita Inulse, June Clayworth, Alan Mow- iplray, Hedda Hopper and Lumsclen

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The musical ride which was a feature of the horse show proved a popular innovation to this Year's fair. Some sixteen participated in this striking spectacle which will continue to be a feature in. the ev- ening's display.

ORK, Aug. 20.—'I‘o1d at its later when his services arc re- opening session that nations which quimg ggglopélllllgaiveglegidargrgmisédakm not so t 061: toward the ol<:. MacDonald of Burlington. Ont. ‘my relish)“ ubeny “d mdwldual Tree fruits continue to Iii-KO sails: ifslmeflfl; %°w$“.§getl”i grew"? ‘ind “ma”! soul” - e mo or

Party Leaders Volunteer

RDME. Aug. nil-Government and Fascist party leaders of all categor- ies are 80in! out to m: Africa as volunteers in the armed forces

rights should be soundly censored. the Supreme Council of Knights of Columbus tonight, signalized in a "victory dinner" its recent mem- bership campaign, with former Gov- ernor Alfred E. Smith as principal speaker.

factory progress. Pasturage is in good condition. Tobacco crops in Norfolk County suffered consider- able demure from wind and hail‘ 61115-118 the past week.

Prince Edward Island and return. 111s they will reside in London, Ontario.

Whale Cut In Two By Steamer

selling. Transfers totalled 1,972,570 shares

A sharp decline in U. S. Govern- ment securities, follovlng agree. rnent of the House-Senate con- fences on the administration's new

Alndicteaf On" M Defraud‘ Charge

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clergyman and laymen from m of Montreal's Protestant Church crowded the Church of 8t. Jamel the Apostle today to pay tribute ti Rev. Canon A. P. Shatford. zmtor