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SEPTEMBER 11 1928 `
P<\¢Es SIX'  ’ i fee  GUARDIIN S . ' _
OF FUN ON A SHIP OF ADVENTURE
__ ALSO "KNIGHT OF DAZE”
Prince Edward
william ,___
Nils
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WITH
WILLIAM
RUSSELL
AND
VIRGINIA
VA L L I
ORCH E STRA
NEWS NOVELTY
USUAL PRICES
FROM WESTMINSTER ABBEY - S'l'. PAULS AND
OTHER FAMOUS ENGLISH C A T Il E D B. A L 8
PROGRAM OF ENGLISH--SCOTCII--IRISH SONGS
SONGS OF THE SEA AND HUMOROUS QUARTETTISS
UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF HIS
HONOR THE LIEU'I'_. GOVERNOR AND MRS. HEARTZ.
9-‘-ADUL T SOL OISTS » ,_. 
PRINCE EDWARD 100.4 Y ONLY aagl
A GIRL m E VER YPOR T
WITHVI
COME
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Tomorrow
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From an underworld murder
to a Far East revolution he
hits the adventure trail i
search of news-and love As
the star reporter, he brit!!
you more first page laughs
and excitement than it circus.
You’ll tell the world lt’s great!
 I GER.

1 -- --_-r--`-'~' **** '~~" ~" ` . '_ » l Valley they were fortunate in see-
     Shaat on the side of the road. The ani-
that. every choir, glee club, quartet, opportunity to hear a wonderful
soprano. contralto, tenor, and bass entertainment. Seat sale opens at
soloist ln the City heard them. Easy 9.00 A. M. Thursday. Prices'
singing, expressive beyond descrip- Reserve 80c and $1.10. General Ad-
tion or praise; singing which isnission 52c.
pure. iaultless, perfectly balanced
that were recorded yesterday. I-lad
» » » both teams played errorlesa ball the
 Wlfls ilnal score at the end of the*ninth
would have been one all, but costly
d G errors on the part of both squadsi
ecan an1e.kept the gam`e in doubt until the
_ last man was out. Westville were
_ ___ 'ggi chief ofleiriders inbtluis re.\‘;pt;;:__t
< _ er ree mspays eng o e
  m»..,-»-»w,,»;;»»°-  °ir.:i“°.;i
., runn ng c cs were w a
the Nwa scum” fiwsebau  through the game Springhill earn-|
here yesterday a ernoon. . ~
they defeated Westville by a close  "h5|l}“fll;'5f'&}";ti'_\1l¢he 5e‘;_°Ug mf
fn wi | that ng w e v e sen urns
s°°'°w?,_ne;';d by°l:\rea;11ya,i?0nlfh0ui_ Dunbar around the paths in thescv-
was -
V _ Th ,_ t cnth for their only earned tally. At
;_`:gusas§§°;'§;lse sawna CTSQBCXCXY that. the latter run resulted from
mg game of baseban which wasa misjlldged ball by Alfie Allbon
won and lost several “mes and which went for a double. It was ii
,tm-uling game from the spectator-si
0 h tl h d th b I fpoint of view but a bitter disap-v
baundglc; tzmlgzvasngot us wr:?,§ng_ pointment in the minds of the rival
ard, costly errors creeping in at th 'nanagcm
critical moment, which spelled dc .
feat for Westville, but which gave: |
the visiting miners a strangle hold
on the Nova Scotia Baseball series. -
It was a tough game; to lose and a  S
mighty fine one towin.; _
Neither team deserved the runs
wnien provided plenty of thrills.
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lnihr from umrstomash,
eertburh,'ehronio'dy oplie
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k.;‘.'§;_r°=.: ‘ogg-asm
iiiu-nan' E:
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I  trcatmént

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lover of women in port. He is ir
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ligiiifscreen is
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; Scores at follows. Possible 105.
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gl is
. on Saturday anemoon sept sm when he moved gracefully a ay.
About Engl :sh Players rn- me our on is  ...‘3.';’”.1i;§..¥.“°..$?.&;.§°‘l.§§“°ll.. *ml
- Salver Shoot and every one present Quebec _ and proceeded al yt;
“u°W°d it WE: °“e ‘lflfltahe mg# 91115 bank of the St Lawrerfclzeg eve:
. '-W* ' e r e on e o ‘ -
“The Evening Telegram" in amd blended in ensemble. and c1ear.£¥,;k;% iltégizuggvethe weather wus :_F;1§`f‘1g:_‘gr;lg_{lC;_f§c_i:H5l]al;8¥;l_:~g_ér_;18dS
recent issue referring to the Con- and steady as the light of a beauti-in-msg, pleasant, the targets in good the third élemn wuho *_ d lg"
cert given by the Westminster Glee ful planet. You needed no book olimndmon and me marking splendid, the pany motoregth ul: T 9 Y
Singers in Toronto says: iwords, for every word came to you 5 rear wind and by times mirage, to en” °"°”'
"If you were a millionaire you nrst, and the glorious tone followed had as itlwere their own fun with ;.we noticed mm rt
would have them sing in the Massey to bear it straight to_your heart." [the riqemen handing out occasion- “mn houses su“_able5'f0:_'e€g°“VE Ed
Hall for a whole week, and see to lt None can afford 60 miss this great any mixgd ¢°10|-g where ‘pure white oomodatmm, Mn shannolglssalzige
was expected.
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TODAY
&°WED
MA D GE
BELLAM Y
comedy romance o
odern youth tingling with
excitement - pulsing with
heart throbs and bubbling
over with laughter
girl who thought she could
play and dance through
life.
A1.so` yuvalvrna colvisov
THE GLOOM CIIASER"
Returned From
Enjoyable Trap
' . " ` ' 4 V' '  the war to produce a cloth suitable
WARD  I 7-18  otor Car for use in connection with aero-
’ _ _ ». planes. It is very carefully guarded
i- the com an and ln fact it is
   elf... ‘ """ glnicult to Igetypermission to visit lv
noted on the way.
The first night‘s stop was at
Chlllihem. N. B. From thence by
ferry they proceeded to Riviere du
Loup, which was the second night's
stopping place.
Passing through the Metapedia
ing a. magnificent moose, standing
mal made no attempt to escape un
til the car was practically upon him
"They were very comfortably fitted
up and were satisfactory in every
J.E.Andrew........,.........
G.M.Moore..... 
J.C.McDonald  
H. Jones...... . 
F.Gill..... 
nnedy  . 
mrt  
Vesey  
W. West...... 
J.H.Judson  .
E.G. Love  
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J.Hargan.....-... 
Irving Thompson.............
H.l-Ierlderson.................
A new member is high m
a
be tht the
old members, :einem r a ,, ,,
highest in the aggregate of those  23;”  lxlilgaw it 21"!
two shoots. apart from the winner mu ,_ ° 9 With ‘lf-
oi' the Salver gets a prize in ‘both
the Junior and Senior divisional "we retamed V’ T°"°“*'° the
According to our scores so far this
year the special rifles are not giving
any better results than our club
rifles which are in good condition
and of which we have lenty to ac- M°“""°‘l W° P05594 '~hl’°\l€h W0 i»0ll
eomodate all who wal? to Join us'\““¢!°”-»°“ °U° ‘ *M wil belns 50
on the lllth and 15th as well as on'°°“” ‘md 0" *hi* °f'l\°l’ 4° CGM-S~
the final prize shoot.
_ PMNCESB |_` o°°Uwf'DE_ I exaggerate in saying that at least
SIBE8 QUIET VISIT
___ _ bridges every day. The tolls are for
‘LoNDoN_  m___ asrmcess H18 IIIIIIWBIIBIICE OI the BXEIBIII
 of Amylh hu de, concrete and paved rodds running
,. _ _ ined the sire: cr tm Honorary 3'1"” *hw iv/° alms- »
. nreedom cf. awww, which hu _-We started .back from ,Toronto
l *_* *been'o!Iered herbythe Corporation “nd ’“*‘d°' "F9 J°‘ll’ll°1“ 01 350 mile!
The* f°Y°°*=fl“8» ¢v~'°. “lied Bd- mi on-‘-ecsarlon carrier visit ui inc le Mentmsl in one day. lm-zely ow-
ventiirer dear to the heart ofevery ¢|¢`y. m0ng|‘.'w ,min the Hamm, ing to the exéellent roads.`At Mont-i
woman and the envy of most men, and 'f||1&|¢h.g*|.|]i,1‘“¢n_ _-real we 'crossed over the river to mg
Victor Mclraglen who achieved -his f ggglmygr  ms |,m,,.med,biinir and 'proceeded to Drummond-
£‘.i7.‘...i"%Bl‘  "°..'i', *?,;.°”°,;°,,°,,,*‘ ‘;‘“,1,,l,‘°‘°“ °“‘°i".’li3;..’;L‘°'.§..;.‘$ "‘”““i..°i° °‘“““'
- l w o ` se le of the' Pllly. w c at pres-
in- his iii-st stellar role in "A Girl wmmuneng ,img mg gofponuon entrqmploys about 700 psoplsin the
g,__g;;,yF:,,,_.- which mst tu; gmpgrm m my h,;°,h,, gal,” ,¢ siitiixgmtulre or _artificial _:air elm..
“fd Thu ierdl-_ er ms or li to excused from fr 0"" rw: i e fwwry
and=is aswiit moving roinance of a “sagging the p|»”¢,m_ by Mr. Vetsuil in the absence of
mfrhdrivirig mate on an American pr-mug mul", Wm |, ,mg M, the manager Kr. spurling. Tile raci-
mrrchantman, Spike Madden, play- wg msn-req in Mu-sh 1571 q, the wry is_so arranged that one seesthe
Cd bl/ M°ldBl¢l1~ Marquis of Lorne, who later became |`\W‘°°W-in WWW livin! ¢l`°¢iMl 'She-
~It is I. role that is ideally fitted the ninth Duke of Argyll. Th; M"-_ miotlli Ind boiled down int0` o
f°l‘ "lid lil! l°0i- Plus. soldier of for- quis was Govcmor-General of Can- pulp." Thi! lilllii. after several
time of real life and he plays it ads from 1370 to 1088. He died in Chemical prooeuu _in ,lu
with such conviction that there can May 1914. Tile Princess is deeply m..| foflfi. passes through anlghér
be no doubt out lie drew liberally termed .rn ug mg ,gmguw m¢':3:m_ib__cr and is ssldlrlsrl into mr.
on his own past experiences. in many works of philanthropy. Sho -l e thread. This thread is than
The awry deals with the doings resides at Kensington . Palace, andbnud on so the' wave machines
<_>_f_e:PlkJ_ol_f_i_l_;id¢e.r;{_; h:r1ip2iay:_i;.i;: has use a ifeshiedenoe at lwufiedth,  can se:_ the  being
» Ullfll fiblllh, r . l‘l'0ln ence cloth il
_ drod in all the colon or the nin-
resistible io the fair sex and he Juana, Natalia Jo _. tails Hyumg, bow. Prom the dyeing prsqq it ig
bas a girl in every port. All goes and others aqua wall hung, obnvxed through drying chamber
well with him until he dlaoovenRobortArimtfon¢`|in|\;|m¢g and ence to the packing iron.,
thateaohofhhgirlshustokenof performance in the role of galanii, Wllereitisputupinbalelroldyfof
wmv im ww whe hu pmmu tm nur. was rsi-num asm-» lm migrant- .
him- Hlltfriflsweatchlliiwitliamirs. . -  ' oanstructi
this Iotharlo and their iinai meet- "5, am in gm-y p¢¢g_~‘ r, gg. factory vu only
mum ran this is me tc wi Meth#
and titl. mwh
W
Q 111' 'gd ggm-*_ Nidhf.
_people don‘t |ppl_y__
93
92
gf' two days. On the nrst day there
90,W¢l'€ Over 199.000 people in attend-"
Balance. which was the largest atten-
M dance so far. '
84
83 passed over the Lake in the steam-
83 er to Niagara Falls. and proceeding
80
'19
89
57
2; grandeur and majesty of which no
an Dh0t»0§raph can convey. No less
Come along more newTnT®lbers for mm l5'°°°'0°° °“b’” feet °f Water
me mm nd mm and also Bu you pass over the Falls every minute
»
Sir..
way. At Toronto we attended the
Canadian National Exhibition on
"After seeing the Exhibition we
to the head of the Fails by tramway
passed several points of interest,
notably the aerial railway across
the whirlpool. We had a. magnin-
cent view of the Hills the
We did not take passage on the
same evening. the time being too
short to see all that we would have
wished.
"On our. way from Quebec to
The revenue from 'this souice must
be very great because I do not think
10.000 cars must pus' over these
 r,
éirfgir
;e§=§i:§:
-ggiiiegilg
aglzllsslsi
° ’ "The secret of this process was
main factory belonging to this
company is situated in London
Eng.; and they also have a plant in
the United States.
discovered by the chemists engaged
by the British Government during
' ‘ ~- Mr- C- M- Shannen. accompanied the factory. we were fortunate in ro
EVER ,HEARD ON T H E I S L A N D il__1,, L li by his svn Mr- Charles Shtnrllm. that respect owlns to my sont a
_ »._\ 1 -- ` f 4"' , ‘7"-- his WMS “nd M155 °°¢“e shim' previous acquaintance with Mr. in
` ~ \` _, fr ' mm' “Ve rammed ff°m lm exam' Spurling and Mr. Veteuil while in lc
1 ' __ ded motor tour through New Bruns- 'prm|dad_ b
9   \ U _Amway ik be down-i. lie- .M
N wc _- Que ° 5" fl ° U T We also had the privilege of go
‘ ~ " . ‘ _ ,_ . ;l;_W€g by the Glmrdiln Y§?i>¢l‘liBY ing over a large sugar, reilnery in b
- hllllwll K9-VD B- RPRP 0 B0- Montreal, which was a. most inter- resent were Rotarians Eric L. Mil-
pr of Halifax and T. J. Coleman oil M155 M*“'|0“ mills and M155 Sill' d9~Y'S 15 Pine M*“'3m°“-
. Stephen, Mr. Brenton Keirstead 13’ Blaikler °f Bl”°0klll\€- returned
if Fredericton and Dr. A. Dawson by the Cer Ferry on Monday after
ii New York and lvir. E. L. Mae-islvendlriz two pleasant weeks with
Donald, Manager of thc lilaliflilzlthifil' m°5h9l`~ MTS- P~ MHCPhee Of
Hotel. ` [Coleman Miss Blaikie was driving in the sprint but the latter three
a new 1929 Oldsmobile and made
pggffy (;05TUME_The|~¢ was the trip in 26 driving hours.
eld recently at Hawthorne lnn Ca- -- fa" d _D _ t m _ th W _
no, Gloucester, Mass., the annual ' 8 E011 EPB U 88 I1 0 YZ-
lrirs sau of the Gloucester Ar Iwafterfront D1reClf0ry
3 _
ists Association. This affair, the __ 0
count of the trip and of many in- ming ggghgy le
fereetlns thlnee which had been Return b ws or Levisastop sr
1118 Y Y
was made at one of the many hos-
telries that are found on both sides
of the river. No tourist need be an-»
xious about getting a night‘s acco-
modation here, Mr. Shannon says,
as special provision is made for
tourists on both sides. Next day’s
trip was through Edmonston,Fred-
ericton and Moncton, and thence
home.
“I consider that Charlottetown is
to be congratulated on the manner .
in which the city has maintained
its paved streets," Mr. Shannon rc-
marked. "Because in _none of the
three cities just mentioned, which
are larger than Charlottetown and
have more industries, are the streets
comparable to those of this city.
"Prince Edward Island is to be
congratulated also, I think, on its
efficient road markings. All the
provinces passed through might
very well take a leaf out of our book
in the markings of their roads. But
there is one thing in which our
neighboring provinces excel _us, and
l that is in the marking of dangerous
tumings. We need to pay more at-
tention to this important feature.
“Wo came over on the late boat
on Friday evening, and owing to the
thorough marking of the road, and
with the assistance of an electric
torch-light, we were able, practic-
ally in the dark, to follow the
route from Borden via Bonshaw to
Charlottetown.
"There was one point on the road
between Borden and Bonshaw
which was extremely dangerous at
night, and which should have been
marked with a light. This was li
huge mound of earth at the side of
a bridge. Luckily we were travelling
at only five miles an hour, other-
wise I am afraid the sharp tllrn on
to the mound would have wrecked
the car."
Throughout the trip excellent
weather was enjoyed, with the ex-
ception of one wet day on thc ne-
turn Journey.
“Tlze Play Girl”
Scores at the
Capitol
Once again Madge Bellamy prov-
cs that she understands the Ameri-
can flapper as perhaps no other
screen- actress docs. This lively lit'-
tle star has portrayed many types
of the modern girl from her first
great success "Sandy" to the girl
who maries for the sake of future
aliliiony checks in "sort Living."
But never before has she excelled or
even quite reached the heights of
character interpretation she ach-
ieves in her present role of "The
Play Girl,” which opened at__ the -
Capitol Theatre yesterday for a
three day shoiving.
"The Play Girl" is a delightful
comedy romance .of a girl employed
in 5 noriot'il shop who becomes en-
vious of the beautifully groomed
and dressed woman to whom she
rolls flowers. Envy becomes an ob-
ddiion and the girl determines to
accept the clothes and Jewels of a
wealthy man-about-town.
Plrll, last and always, the picture
is splendidly directed and all sor-
didnels and vulgarity have been left
fotiliil it. Instead, laughter, Joy and
rcmaiiih no the key#-novel and nev-
er before perhaps has Min Bellamy
 Mich ivliolo'-libaiited lb-
'ainaayuseirsmni
the
star
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'the occupants of a car. damaging M
she windshield. The party inside
escaped with nothing more serious rl
residence of B. C. and Mrs. Hard.
ii l at B ' .
5 mg” new 7104-9-11-1i
ISLAND Tlrxcnnn.-Miss Ruth
asscry. B. A.. has resumed her iw-2
ihire. _ '_ __
-His Honor Lieutenant Govemor
Kings County Exhibition at Geor-
getown, September the 19th at ll
7698-9-11-41 3'
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.ientl someone on the Mt. Edward
Ro objects to spooning couples C
marking their cars in that vicinity
Objection in the shape of a stale
some nights ago. but on Sunday g
night a large stone was hurled at
than a .
occurred about four miles outside of H
the city, may serve as a waming to
:lthcrs similarly inclined.
AT ROTARY-The Rotary Club
iérday by the presence of the Dis-
Brict Governor Dr. Wilfred C. Keir- U
itead of the University of New
lim at Borden and drove him to\h
Charlottetown. The Governor after
lis address inet the executive and l
Rotary, stressing the importance of
fellowship and- the part which Rot-
h
sl
F
t
end-of-the-season festivity, is the
event of its kind ln that section and
the shore were represented in par-
ticipants and onlookers. Chinese
empresses, Texas cowgirls, in 10-
stately dames in Elizabethan ruffs,
monks, Arabs, toreadors,Volga boat-
down the gamut of the costumes of
all Nations disported colorfully.
Among the costumes which re-
ceived favorable comment in the
____ BI!
HOME IMPROVEMENT- The native 01 GBOIUQLUWD. Pflllbd Ed
and now ranks as one of the finest cousin of
in the country. U0
_.___ m
BUY TAR PAPER, asphalt. !`elf.;H
| . , .
Union, has been greatly improved.,late David H. Logan and a first 1, _-
slats surfaced rooiins and i'oof1nz.S\l¢ Of U10 30.511031
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ition asprincipal of the Collegiate 19
.-ligh School at Berlin, New Hamp- B
xmas covlrry axnmrrronl lac
Yclock a. m. ` R”
UNSAFE FOR SPOONING-Evb S
egghad been taken to this practice ‘Su
d Everett lim Harrington in a
-d Island bein: I deushtsiwf the 
ret lance
the sum
to of Mrs
EE
>5
§f§§s
ugh who
er on the Island.
arrlngton appearsa
. W
Miss Lillian Walsh. St. Avards. ed
ft ysterday momlng on return t0_ U1
Mrs. John Mellctt, New Glasgow. 5
spending a few weeks at Union
ad the guest of "rhmbrose and
l i
Miss Margaret Essory of Union sn
ad. has 'returned to High School
t
___ ,_
Mr. J. Henry, Brookline, Mass.. vt
kin rd of _ i
rove, the guest of his cousin J. M. ggggglgir, giqllchellettor tliilfn vllnn;
spending a few days at Pleasant
rockett. 9
spending a few days at York, the
est of Mr and Mrs W C West.
h
oston. r ,i Fa
-- all field of the season. six horses
recent is- .
i.a_r-ting. None of the others could
anyw
iCe~ff<1l _GM 'didn s::°..'”?...f;: .f.".'::?':..l'....“°'.."l:.: Millie, W. , Wi...
` ' ,,,,, J ' ' reg;~_}for- all at-
‘Lewliton Races
LEWISTON. Me., Sept. 9.-Mimg
2.06 I-3. _former New York pac.
now owned by Dwight Edwards,
er
PERSONALS Auburn. Me.. -champion free-for-si-
ler of this season won as she ples;
in the free-for-all. feature event
the last day of the Maine sm,
ir, racing ln the largest free-for.
here near reach her.
Second money went to the fam.
:seam will formally open the MfS~ Melleil- our old cciuoalsner Jennie H. Ions
the stable _of  Keyes at Bt.
tophen. N. B. Mille W. was sent
im exhibition. mile paced byan aut-
BFODKIIDE,  gmqbne m 2,05, _ff
Bi11y.E1g;n_r_xiing won the 2.24 trot
Alta Direct, of the Edwards
er driver
_ th _
*_* Sister Napoleon. owned and driv.
Mrs. Annie W. Saunders, Wlnsloe, en by»A_ W, walker, of Haverhill,
Mass
n
.. took. the 2.20 pace in straight
e
ate. §tBPPl!i8 the last mile to a
mark of 208 3 4 six seconds
ew . - .
Miss Sibyl Palmer, Tignish, and betm-_thgn she did 155|; ye”-_
r. and Mrs. L. Palmer of Cart- '
dge, New York, have been visiting
scare The incident which "I1
_l M
te
Brunswick, Fredericton. Rotarians ememd the Quincy HQSPWU fm'
,_ A clark and _,_ M_Mm.1ey met training. Her many friends wish
Charlottetown, the Euests of Mr.
d Mrs. Meikle, Fitzroy St.
Mr. Gordon Roper, son of Mr. and
rs. J.B. Roper, Sherwood, left yes-
rday momlng for Sackvllle to at-
uf Charlottetown was honored yes- tend Mt- Amsml A°“'demY-
Miss Lois Carson who left for the
nited States a few days ago has
George Young
"IW/inner In
Toronto Swim
TORONTO, Sept. 10.-Spurreri on
er every success. by the deafening cheers of almost
1- 200,000 wildly enthusiastic spectat-
Mr. and Mrs. S. Albert MacDon- ors, George Young, the hero of Cat-
:hairman of the committees. Presi- Md' Mm Rmald M“°D°n“ld ‘md
l t P P l tn li l. M li' -
ST Késgeasseaggiesg Wise é.1,;‘_ ed home from a 1400 mile automo-
luent and inspiring. He first dealt-_ bi
with the growth and principles of N
iss Florrie Cairns recent return
le trip through Nova Scotia and
ew Brunswick.
Miss Jean' Grant and Miss Joan
A is la in in the mmem of Winchester leave this momlng for
lxld pxéaci “He madepan appeal Sackvllle, where they will attend swims this year and last, Youngs
r extension work and if possible M°“m' Am5°“ Ludles C°u°¥e-
n increase in the number of clubs _*-
Prince Edward Island. The mus- The mimy friends °f M155 Claire f
al program comprised ,_ vow] som Benoit will be sorry to learn of her
y J_ B_ Connolly of Moncton and ‘serious illness. She is at present in o
|55 Clam Graham of Amherst, the city Hospital with a severe case was open to the 14 swimmers who
oth being encored. The guests °f influenza-
Marlne Wharf
C. G. S. Brant, Capt. Kelly, in
the Summer colonies up and down port. _
Tug Canso, Capt. Swim, in port.
Bruce Swwarts Wharf
D. P. W. Dredge No. 115, Capt.
gallon hats. Spanish senorltas, MacLeod, in port.
S. S. 1-Iochclagii, Picton route.
S. S. Harland, Capt. Macll/alnc,
Pickards Wharf
Tug Lisgar, Capt. Gamble, in port..
Railway Wharf '_
Barge Bl-bobee, Capt. J. McPhee,
press was that of a Turkish houri in port. r t
. _ ,,__, __
alina, crawl-stroked his way through
the waters of Lake Qntario last ev-
ening to a thrilling victory over
Norman Ross, of Chicago, in a
three and one-eighth mile swim oil
the Canadian "National Exhibition
waterfront.
After his defeats in the Wrigley
marvellous exhibition yesterday re-
instated him in the ailectionsof his
ellow wwnsmen. _
Mendell Burdett, another Toront-
rian, came third in the race which
received gratuitles in the exhibi-
tion for their showings in Wednes-
Besides Ross. Yoing and Burdett,
Herr Von Papenfus, South Africa.
C. C. I-iummell, Nauvoo, Ills., and
Harold Preston, Toronto, competed
were far behind the rest and did
not finish. ‘
The first swim, open to those who
ley race, was won by Clarence Ross,
f Brooklyn. It was over the same
dista.nce.'
Ruth Gets 48th
NEW YORK, Sept. 10. - Babe
Ruth hit his 48th home run of the
meh. T001 MlX0S. bUiT00l’lS and 8ll`ln D0rf». season in the seventh inning of
Saturdays game between the
Yanks and the Senators.
The Babe's drive, made off Gar-
land Braxton, was delivered with
wo on and broke a 3 to 3 tic.
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