I 7. 19-12- _ '-'ram mrmsr saws THE
.il
_ _
 '_ ‘e,._e§.rlr§4_'."f.,_. "1-'_  T - *"4-'   _""7 __ T 'T - __ _ ' _  ,_ . _ - __  _ , _
_&*;q_AJ Acco____ng to       rnr ol\lu_liP_uNnl-1. slanlsn pnlni<>Pr,nArsn 1
___ _‘_ _:__ " A ___ _ _ ~ " " .~-_ig    ' ' 4-- i in _ ‘ ,
annual report of 'the Insurance
Branch of the Finance Department
tjjd,-si-_a losses in Canada _paid out i,
Y
¢ -companies last year totalled $10._ “
933,159, enincrease of $644,766 as
qqmpared with 1910. The net cash
fepeived inllremilllms was $20,572,182
ui- increase oir ' nearly-two millions
gud the gross' alnoilni; of risk at the
.md gf the yesi- ws :z,z11,9ss,v5o_...,
incr ase of a little over 243 mil-
liens. British companies are easily
¢apturiug the largest share of the
naw. business. During the year they
increased their total amount of ris'
ii, - 116 millions, as compared with s
fe largest since 1904 when
h_ _  _ tn
c mpanies -pa_id_out _a total of $14
039 534. '  _
» ife insurance business shows
H
r ir] grpwth during the.year. The .__
p mlums -totalled 031,619.62e,nn in
n ease of.,$l.847.723, over 1910, whii
the alruollllt pnid ollt in clainls tote.
led $11043,274, an iocrease of onlv SEN.I.NER_At Brooknem un. t
[_ _
s_uc,so¥'_ frnetotnl amount of li
iiiisuranca in force at the end of 191
eyes $950,413,833, or nearly one bi
lion dollars, on __ l',3~35,047 policics.Th
|-_
ie LEARD-At Tryon, June 6,' 19
increase in the amount i_n force -du
ing the year "swan $04,380,274, tl
new policies tbtalling 162,922.
' _ HAH 26 CHILDREN
MARSHALL, Mich., June 4.- Mr
William Moore, of Burlington town-
ship, mother of twenty-six childre
has written to 'i‘heodore_ Roosevelt t
icil llinl she has advanced twenty-si
nrguments in favor 0 his anti-rac
doctrine, and to say she was sorry
she collld not express a decision in
flivor of the by voting' for him a
President. ' -
Mrs. Moore is farty-s_ix years old
` A i
6
She was married iirst when she we
fourteen. years`fjold, and by .ber husf
and Not 1 slie became the mother o
one child. She married her secon
husband when she was seventeen,anl
by him .she had twenty-five children.
’i‘i\e youngest is eleven months old.
1n,_tll_e__Moo_re._brook are seven pair
of ",wlns.'  ~ __ ,__ ‘_
- --vr-‘:i---- ”
__.a1)_Dr;nss' To may MR CAMP _
S
The following addtess was fol'ward'e
to Rev G. F. Camp previous to hi
leavi_ng_Sou_ris. as already announced
in' the Guardi_a.n. _
'Rev. and dear sir;-Knowing 'tha
you are soon to leave us for anothe
lield ‘ of labor, we your brelhren o
r
f
t
Ormnn Lodge, L. 0. A. convey to! BIIOCKTON, June 5-Because Fi\
___ _
you our heartfelt regret at your d
parture, and rest assured that our*
best and fondest wishes accompany
you `and yours to
your future scene of action.
A charter member of our lodge you
always filled nn- important place ill
our meeting and by your prescnc
_ c
_
and influence always encouraged us
in_the extension and perpetration of
those high ami noble principals for
which 'our_ orden- stands, ireedom
tolsration, Justice civil _and _religion
libelfty .and the~ inculcation of every
thing `that_- tended - to the betermen
t
u ‘our_r co. The advancement of our _ _
Y _ WAR ON ("A'.\‘i'}R.Pl'i1i1/\RS.'
f _ a _
coulitry, the good of our communit
s. June 5, 1912, Daniel Goodman, s
ffl afternoon at 2 o‘clock to Cornwn
i
“ 'ro`Asol.lsH 'rl'l>r»1NG.
 abolish tipping throllghollt the Uni
.i end another game this season unles
S the athletic authorities mnke a publi
' apology to the hoyg; who were ei¢‘C
_‘, One een! ie: word each ingestion
‘_ Quhjnlls accompany order and
f|vs_ per cent discount allowed.
Minimum charge -_ twenty-five i
-_ cents. _'
, _
' 
“.
"Kimberly L. T. B. Lodge, Reg
lar meeting_ tonight at 8 o'clock.
"The wholsesale offices of Ch
lottetown will close on Saturdays at
__ Ons rfclock p.m., commencing Bat-
urllay the 8th. _ 6-6»M3l,
Bl*
ll
increase of 46 millions by the Liana-’
compa.nie's_and 71 _millions b
t " _ American companies.
he total fire, loss last vear ws
“A Strong Combinationr The
Y Smith l"rell.ier complete keyboard.
The Remington shift key. Each o
H the best of its type both sold a
C guaranteed to the same office.
_ Milne Fraser-, Halifax, N. S. 6-`iiM2
B°3_’?i___
A.
i.
' SAMPLE--At Victoria Cross, M
1” wen, isiz, to John ll. and lvl
` Sample, a daught:l'_M.
" 5th inst. to Hlnsoll W. and Mr
1 Sentner, a son. ,
it; ’°"_‘v""i" "" L_`""“' "` "
Jane Seller, beloved wife of John
Leard, aged 77. (Funeral from h
late residence to the 'Iryon Meth
:list (lemetery Saturday at 2 p.m
GALLAGHAN- In C-llarlottetow
- of Jamcs and Mrs. (‘-allnghan, in t
ii, 12th year of his age..
0 Funeral will leave his father
X honne this mo“n»ing at 8.45 [pr S
Dunstan's Cathedrartileuce to _lt_
Cemetery. '
L
- Funeral from the residence of Ro
` ert Boyle, New Haven, this F‘rid
Cemetery.
l' .___
_ ALBANY, June 5~With ~ view t
_abolishing tipping, there was a _inco
poratcd with tpe secretary of state,
the National Tippin" Associatio
with its principal office in New Ycl'
city. The directors "re Thomas,Au
is Ellen Aulls, ldphriam Aulis, Bra(
0
l
_led Sfnterrand also conduct rests
rants. _ _
_ I<]Jl<i("l‘l*}l) FOR SMOKING.
High School. students were ejecte
from n baseball game between Broc
,ton High and Weymouth High i
smoking cigarettes, the futllre gam
fare very likely to have small atten
ance. Students are indignant at th
action of High School authorities an
_certain officials are likely to he
,from thc parents of some of the stu
cuts who were put_out of thc ground
The h0YB lillreatell they will not a
d
s
i'.
Le
Tile girls lnav join in the boycott.
and .the uplifting of our people _ _ -- '
found in you their abliest advocate.
We _ are pleased
learn -thut'. - your sci;
'vines _are likely to be retained in the `
e Armed with ladders and clothe
ilominion,this Greater Britain on th
know full well that your efforts wil
still-.__ha slkerted- in extending the in
fluence' _ 'oi-- our _ belove
western side _ of the atlantic, .md
ordsfr arid in supporting every move
ment that tends to strengthen oil
loyalty 'to the British Crowp and con
sti_t_llt-ion.
- Anil rest assured dear Brother Cam
that if at some fpture time the pro
vidence \>f__`God would send you in thi
direction either transitory or pur-
manently - a hearty, genuine and gen-
. - _ - _
erous .vgeldome will be accorded yo
by"th'e"'fn'embers' -of Orman Lodge,l
U__|.'_A,\. N0, 2286. _
‘Kindly corway to_ Mrs. Camp ou
g',o_0d'Wishes and fappreclaiion.o_f he
lic:-_vlces_ ‘during her two years resin
n'ce_.‘Jan-longst us. And in conclusio
kindly accept from' us the enclose
donation and' ollr klndest, best an
f' n 'est_ wishes for your future we
Iolerpillars, which have wrought hav
MONTREAL, June 6-War on ca
lamong shade and fruit "trees, w
this morning started in Outremont.
one hundred men first examilied
l trees on pllblic property and_al
looked after those private gifounils
d cases where perlnisslon to enter, w
-i granted by the proprietors.; '
rl Thousands of caterpillars we
__ gatheredup to be burned. '
D' MANY I’ROP09AI.S
S Now vo1':l<,_.lune lf.-'-Vincent -A
tor. who, when `he~ becomespi a
'next November, will be the 'master
ii an estate of possibly $188,000,000 h
_ ,been the subiect of great solicitude
lseverpl thousand corrr-spond_eots_ Le
|- ters by the bushel have Doured
1- pon him. The cpistoiatory effor
i- have ranged from scarlet-lludc mis
nives of passion to sober eilusfons
d advice as to- the heat. manuer
_li spending his__;non§y._ A_ln_i_osi€ all
- the wri ers ve ec ure( a '
photogriphs they saw in tho l/Bile
-QL
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Doss
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<' ‘; 0
____.__,\ ,, ____i________.  . _ _,
 At 60Year== Of
Age,  Pills
  Give Me Psrfeer-Relief" 1
" ` ' A ' A be ° ' 1, t lo in life the vital"or ans grow less nrtivc and
ne¢d‘as:il?i:'ice'..g.‘l\]isen°a§?1veonign of 50,' 60 and 7o should End the lollowlrg
agen ~.
letter very carefully. It points the way-to a happy, healihy_ol
_ .- '\ '- - E. G. WOODFORD, Consulting lifirnng
_ _-.rag llaoamvllv, New Yong. 5° Bl1_0»\D _b‘l‘lU4E’l`
 “Bos ht _some of your GIN PILLS at Victoria. B~
l_ms(i_e_ii|Q Q! in_New York on my arrival there but wus
.*nl'orlnatiolx"'| out them. Your remedy, I find at 60
perfect relief and I_ regret very
made- arrangements to have
New York and London,
gmc good. I
Wes of GIN Pi
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ILLS tofriends of in
nd long lift
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om Mr.
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It pays' to buy in this Province.
J. A. Macdonald, M. il. A., Csrdi
au, w'ns among the passengers ar-
lving in Charlottetown on the ex
press last evening.
A meeting of the Board of Healtl
oi Charlottetown will he held in thi
Council 'Chamber 'this evening }-tt
ousglcrwrlatters pertaining to civiu
heal '.`f- _ ` ‘ ` '
Yesterday the`l~lar'.and returned t.
_lilarlottetown at lo a. ln. in. in Vic_._
toria 'and -lcft ayuin for that por
at 3.00 p. m., returning at nlght.Sh _
leavestoday at 5.30 .:. nl., for Easi
River returning in the morning snr
‘ieavillg again ill the afternoon a
3.20 p. rn., for East River, returning
at night. _ '
,___
The marriage took place Wednesday
of Miss Margaret Ml Hunter and J.
F.oy_Mills, both of St. John. Mis»
Hunter' is the daughter of J. Wesle;
Hunter, of Mlllidge avenue, St. John
and Mr. Mille is a native of Char
lottetowo. The ceremony was
perfermed,by Rev. B. H. Nobles. A
reception was held at' '47 Ludlow
street immediately after the wedd
lu
g.
On Sunday, -_ June 9th, Rev. Dan
McLean of the I’eople‘s Church, Char
iottetown, will exchange appoint
ments with Rev. Geo. Ormnn. Hi
will he at’ Vernon River morning ani
L.
1
f.
he
's
evening, at Cherry Valley in the
afternoon. A gentleman so well an(
worthily lfnown and esteemed si
Rev. Mr. Macllean is assured o
A. H. Dixon, Montreal; S. H. Ha
nan, R. P. Uxf_<’u‘ll;__'_-"l\l,. l‘. 'Burne
'ictou; Miss Marion King, (iharlot
sown; ,J, N. Taylor, Haliialtf- Mi
ll
ray-lor, Major Powell, 1-lsliln-x; A. _p ‘_
I
Neatherbie, Truro; L.. Milifatt, R.
Jtevenson, R. M. Beers, Sydne
‘egistered at the Queen Hotel, _Ch
ottetown,'hctween 10.30 last nig
ind 11.80 th'e pre\'icus`night. '
llt 5
The Maritime Haltist refers _
ki (}`ampbeilton,` a native of 'this
~rovince. “In September of last year
:ln Campbellton, N. B., Dr. W. W.
loherty killed D. J. Bruce,
gentlemen of high character an
-much esteemed in the communit
.last month Doherty wi-ls brouglit
rial The' jury brought in a verlli
of “hot guilty." 'l‘lle verdict
irised and shocked the communit
being regarded as a grave misc
'riago of justice. Last week 5 pub
meeting, largely attended, pi-esid
.ver by the mayor of Cumlillellton
adopted a resolution protesting
"ainst the gross failure of iust
und asking the Attorney General
Institute an` investigation into
onduct of the trial and the syst
rhich makes such .1 result possib
und to ta_ke into consideration mda
o prevent a recurrence of such
I avesty of iustice. 'Phe cnsc is evi
.intly one which fully justifies the
lourse taken by the citizens of Camp-
bellton. Apparently tho jurors were
-lther without intelligence, or, worse,
vithout 'moral sense and open to
minister influences."
A Winnipeg exchange says that the be
y _
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oliows .to the death oi_D, J. B_r\lc: BK
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PAGE `T_I-I'-l1i!.e._  
“ii`W YORK June 5-'lhe Titanic
saster had it marked influence on
e amount of iunds subscribed lor
e benefit of the Anlerican Ulympic
ani. Sl! says James E. Sullivan,
he American conlulissioner in a
atclllcnt made public bei-Q ;u(|ay_ 1"
9 lllldsi-__ Ui. the subscription work,
r. Sullivan pointed nut, the Titanic
unk, and a sudden check ill the ill-
w of money was noted. l<‘urtunate-
Col. liohert M. Thompson nd-
lrenses of the trip to Stucklloilll,
hcrivlsc, Mr. Sullivan says, it louk.
d HS Uwllifh lilans for the special
tealuer would have to br- given up.
t
'OISONED FOR '
_ ' THEIR IN.\`URANi‘l~l.
liao Axl-1, Mimi., .nine c-_ p.-_
obcrt A. McGregor of Ubly, Mich.,
rmcrly of London, Unt., was found
uilty of murder iirthie first degree
Y the jury which returlleli its ver-
ct at midnight.
The history of the clll-le, wllicll re-
lted in the <‘.llll\'il:iioi| ni 1lr_ Mu-
egor, dates from *Juno i‘.|l|!|, when
olln Wesley Sparling, a prosperolls
rlr.:=r died, uillicr ¢`:ircllnlstancc:.
hicii suggested poisunillg. Since that
date the fal‘mel"s till-cc sons l’cter,
Albert and (`yl'il, have died from
similar causes;
Cyril. the yollilgr»_stcl` son, 'idicd
August 14, 1911, eallccr of the liver
1191"! given by Dr. ivlcf,lrcgol', as the
cause. Relatives dclnandcd all inves-
iiilliililln, and an auuiysii-\ of the or-
gaiis ‘lf ("Yl`ii 3iN\l`|i"L'. rc\'ealed ar
Heniml i">i50llll'1H HH ilu: rcni cause of
i
MADRID June 6-Prince Jainie
Spain, the second son of King Alfo
so and Queen Victoria, was operate
on yesterday, for abcesil of the ear.
Prince'Jalnie, who is now :lilo
foul' years of age, has been operat
on several times for affections of t
nose and throat. He has never be
in robust health, and repoxjh ha
been current that he was withn
the power of speech.
G. T. R. VETERAN DEAD.
lvloN'rnl~;Al., .June 0-A'table'me
sage received by Vice-President W'
liam 'ainwlhght of the Grand Tru
Railway, announced the sudden dea
of Major Jlllnes Stephenson, pr
baiily the oldest veteran il ‘ t
Grand Trunk service.
It was stated that Maier Steplle
son had met his death as the res
of nn accident. He was 75 years o
and came to Canada from ldnglan
ISMAY MAKES Al')i\Ilh` >ii0N.
i.(lNl_)().\1, June 5-J. Bruce lsnla
President of thi' lntul'nuf_ionnl M
cantile Marine, resumed his tes
nluny before tile British lioarll
Trlllie _inquiry into the loss gf t
stramcr ’l`if.anic, to-day. For t
nmst _part his replies were tcl'sc
pressions such as “l don't know"
-_Rufus Isaacs, thc Attorney ilenei
‘conduct at till- time oi the disast
lwilicil is perilnps more discussed th
nuv other detail.
de
U,
BOYL_Ef~At New Hnreu, on June 5,
R. _1912."Eiiza _ E. M-ayiie.\v, aged 70
years.
h.
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ford, N. Y., and they will seek to
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large and interesting gatherings. Ol
Sunday, the liitll, there will he nr
service on the Circuit but on the 23r
and 30th Ensign Millcr of the Salva
tion Army (litadel, Charlottetown
will take charge of the services. Th
pastor has nlnde the best arrange
ments he co'uld and regrets that eval
one Sunday should go unfilled. It i_
only at the cglference time that he if
away from home and even to l
strong man a little rest and chang
nre accent-able. ' _
The Sydney Lodge of the Sons o.
England Benefit .Society, 'held thei
annual church parade recently attenr
ing service at Christ Church, (Angl
can.) The procession was compose
of about seventy-five men, and hes(
ed by the Coronation Band. The se
vice there took the form of the r
sular lilvcnsong, -and among th
hymns l'elldered, with the aid of thi
junior choir, were “Si-and up io
Jesus," "There is a land of pure d
light,” "¢)n\\'nrd Cilristian Soldiers'
and "Nearer My God to Thee." Th~
Godfrey, well known in (lhariott
town, preached a splendid sermon o
brotheriiood from Gen. 26:25, "Am
he lluildeil an Altar there, and call
ed on the narnc of the Lord," an"
pitched his tent there, and therr
Isaac’s servants diggcd a well.° Af
ter the service tllesociety parade(
to their rooms.
. ‘, ' _
-“0u`r line of confectionery is houn
to please those \vho have a swee
tooth, We have a splendid line o
chocolates, kisses and caramc
bought direct from the leading fac
tories and nbsolutely fresh and pur
We never sell sweet meats that ar
more than six days old. The Ma
Kinnon Drug Co. Corner Grea
George and Kent Streets. Q-1Mf<l
rl
; '_-we in-.ve ii splendid une ui ` ta
O slices at greatly reduced prices fo
mer prices up to $8.10, now any pai
6-Gill

of their hero have madefthem quit
enamored of him. ' ,  _ .
Some of the writers have 'waited i
fr`ont§"oi’ the Astor estate offices
the_ ho  Most have mistaken t
5 jcct of their curiosity, much to Bi
0 dle’s embarrassment. `
,_ And it _isn't only through the,med
~ um of letters. that women have pres
?_ been kept pretty busy both at the o
_,I iices and _at the Filth nyenus hon
of with girllsh voices whose o_w1‘ers we
of anxious tohavs oppqrtunitiep to mr
0 tlleheir to millions. _The reasons a
B signed were as many as the lette
contained. _ `~\~
Almost all the letters from wome
told of sudden conccivecl love (or tl
young man. Some were strlidkfby h
face or manly figure; oth rn hy, "h
manner and character as 'described i
the newspapers. Many ignored th
l
i
i
' cause of the abrupt passion and, in-
O
stead, told how good they could be t
him.
Most of these letters’of collrse,nee
.iects of the heart are entirely ignore
Many of tha letters arc accompanie
hy photographs. ...'l"wo of the fair co
respondents sent as their own pos
out the name. ’
ORGANIZED LABOR _ _
in trade unionism, claiming 700 lo
Nova g¢¢.¢i,,_ lst; Manitoba: lin
g 81.98. `Gofl»Bi=os, Rernpval -Sale. `
' _ . '-ii
_twenty-sixth street for 9, fclilnnsc o
` ' ll
H each llnit shall be entitled to repre-
Ii xssociation, con~_|lose<l of tililrq.--six
- ' iucllec. eight in provinces west of the
I`~ ‘freat Hakes. The menlilcrs elccfcwl io
6' ".lle council for the maritinic p|'o\‘-
il ‘nces are G. U. Gass, Halifax; -l. 'l‘.
'~’ cton; J._ K, Ross, <`llarloti.t~to\\'n; J.
' W. Fraser, Halifax; .l. ld. lvlast.-rs,
rector of the cilurch, Ruv. J. W.
0 `»ury, Halifax; A. Mciiillivray, Hali-
Y lax.
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no answer. Those from women on sub-
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card pictures of Lillian Russell from
which thcy had forgotten to scratch
remainder are associated with central _"vs_
bodies having no aliliation outside ‘S '
tha_ Dominion. ontario bulln largely
c`ai` unions out of 1.741 in- Canada." ,
.1 ll ' i '
h“::'r..il3§s::;5sl".:..:._;::li__i{::z F001' 1°"-
20. v ces .v s' - '- ‘
mehhongrs ss. ttslldhspreklberta  _  
| / _ r _
Shskatchewih. ' 84; New Brunswick,  ' ~ ‘ ‘ '
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.°.’“:x:'..1::-l:...:.. “fr Gia e- uis [_ _ <\» - _
1' ` ' ' a ' p _
lifcal unions whether internationrl or .__ ` \ _ -
otheryviie. In,Prlnce_ Edward _Idlaud - » _md Crenm _ _ _ - ‘
ti\ere'lre fssbectively three interns- - - _ _ ’ " " ‘
“=ii.°.‘:.:'.‘;.la°“.;..'.‘.‘;I'.."’_{j§» sh-..._ -_...__-_'_  1 Beer H Weeks i Beef ff’ Weeks
ueiefufiivin hffhr °*¢‘°°-_ ie' - ,_ 
_ iospaea compras between this stent
‘onvention ofthe Young Men'
voted the greater part of the one S
the consideration and drafting of a
:onstitution governing the national
,ussoci`ation. This associntioll will be
;nown as the National Young Men's
_Jhristian Association uf (ianada and
entatlon in international conven-
.ion_s. The national association, it _ _
vas announced, will meet annually
"or the next three years and the ns-
' 'oc‘ation in the conventions will
lect a national council of i`_anadinn
lembers, eight of these elected from
nits in the maritime provin;c.=.
ight by associations in Ontario und
Burchell, Sydney; ' lra P. McGregor,
‘few Glasgow; (_'_ (‘. J-mics, l"rcd-.:r-
‘lonctonz .I. Hunter White, St. John;
*il L. Hewsrn, Amherst; Dr. Wood-
“Two of the most popular soaps on
`_he market are Harmony of Rosc__and
Harmony of Violet made by Vnrmony
if Boston, the celciirntcd perfun‘.i-r.
They are lnnde irom purer*-t vegct
lble oils and giyccriuc. Harmony of
Rosc 10c and 15c. Harmom' of Vio-
let 15c. The MacKinnon Drug ('o.
"orner Great George and Kent.
Streets. I 5-lil/lliif
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f:Buntain, Bell & Co; for best conl,
lowest prices. 1-23dtf.
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one-fifth of the local unions, |\l‘oivol‘-
tioned as follows: Toronto, 105;
Molltltcai, 05; Winnipeg, 70; Vun-
couver, 70.* Other cities rank in
number as follows: Hamilton, dis;
Otta/wa, 47; Quebec, 42; Calgary.
40; London, 35; Edmonton, 33; St.
Thomas, 28; Fort William, 28;
Lethbridge, 28; Port Arthur, 27;
Halifax, 32; Moosejaw, 21; Saska-
toon, 21; St. John, 20; lt is inter-
esting to nbte in these figures the
prominence taken by western cities
, and how fsr in some cases they have,
-,relatively speaking, outstripped the
older eastern. cities in labor organi-
zation. The_ total estimated member
ship in Canada of trade unions is
133,132, the Canadian international
rail reaching 110,415; the remainder
belonging to purely Canadian unior\~;.
Of the latter class the membership is
no doubt actually larger than these
figures indicate, but precise reports
have~not been _received-_ The interna-
tional bodies represented in Canada
show a total membership, mostly n
Canada and tile United States, _ of
2,340,805 members, comprised in 27,-
418 un_i)`ons. There. besides, it will bc
rcmem ered, a considerable minority
of‘trsde organizations in the United
States without branches in Canada,
the _embership of which in the Unif-
ed S£t‘ates.\N~ill increase the total con-
siderably. 'fheitotal union member-
ship in the United"Htatcs is placed at
2,625,000 for 1910, i`,l!omcwhat.great»
r strength relatively than in ‘(‘-anada,
having regard to the resP6`¢ii\'0_ uu-
pulations_ ‘ 
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_ noon THINGS fro l~:/rr.
'roMA'ro ` .1leLl.i'. _
Put one-half can of tomato into a
sauce pan with two sliccs of \\ul0u.
B bit ul bay leer, rl little vevller. three
a fine strainer. Have F8805’ 011°
| 1 _ .
lhristian Association of i‘analln dc- J
session .in the industrial bureau to Ou
kv
Hf»h» ' “You knew that you had not loatn as Scanlan, i\l.P., attorney i..i
The motive is silppin.-eil to lmve,climlgh on thu Titanic to ncconnnu~ Seaniells und l<`irem»:'l"; l`\-i-if
0" f~'00\U'lflE‘! -of insurallcc monic.~l. iliato all the passenger.-= and <-rr--.~_," clnred that be had \.\iilenl~~ l;
Mrs. <‘ar‘rie fioiiie .\‘pnl'liu|:, wife ofiaskerl Sir Rufus, leaning ff.|‘u'nl'<i confidential source lbat thi' .i _
ah" Wesley. illlil mother of thc! with his princellez ill ills hand. _for tile 'i`ii_anic provi|lc.l flu lol
PRl'iilllI fl0yS, is now nwaitin,,: i_"ial\ “l dill," lsmay replied \\'itlluut l\-.-.=- hflllf-S.. and that tilt:_.-2£*iI1.\)?}\-'\ ‘
ll lnurller‘ cilal-ge. " itation. ` thcln. '
°f era
n' I
ut ,.. .. _ - .
ed I dlfl. _
he _ “Where were these passengers
e" your boat left." _ _g
V' "I can only asume that thcv ru?
“* one to the ami part or the _nm-_ a
5. fornian because tliiey were ll
nk white. ~ ;
th Lord Mersey, the head of ilu' l-~u\l't
:lg the (‘nl'ifornian dill see thc. is
ul( not," suid the witness who til
ld, plained that the matter of pro
d_ or not providing the ship a
or- life boats caused” a long 'dl_-ru
U. When asked for the facts, iluun
"'l‘bat's outside my province," T
wards the close of the session S
asain advertcd to lsmav’s person _
¢\»_ a plnn for meeting such reqilili-i
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N "Saul z,.ll»ell_.- _ _ fs. il`»»l___i
the ship there’ wonigistiir be 'i"crs~ _
on board" pressed theattorncy ile

l.
'when' the last boar mt me 'vin'-,
"1 tonic you fnul-l't`lla`vs_knov`vn chat' e/,`
ndmber of passengers were left 1-ls;
x
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board." 
limi "f'
le dire,"
i»'1\i'l~_
iight'.~:`
Tall-'
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was really not thinking about
Discussing the light seen in tl
tance by the survivors, Ismny
his impression was that the
~. were not those of t e steanifi'
.
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l
that
, asked'~“Have 'you any doulri.
lguals
from the Titanic." 6-» '
n_ “Judging from the evidenrv. I lime
"ii I X*
_i-lilly;
.llium l
~~ illq
with marine glasses was lcfi. I
judgment of thc commanders.
1 Tile question whether tlu- dr
y_ of the Titanic hud provided for
' ll'_ili`L'
ful iv
asliill,
_v mil'
of ~:pondellI ._ ' .' .- 5
he "i have no recoliectionz” _
vi _ ii|!‘
hp Sir Robert Finlay, represf-nil
cg. Whitr- Star Line said that 1,\u' |=-ti.
.,i~ was tliut the Board of Trhdc win- -iv-
0- hating at the time the mutter -1 ro-
ir quiring ships to carry inure _i\`l:~_
-B1 bouts. '
8] The White Stal- (‘on.psny dw
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.lem-.
mi A detail was the question -ff lu'-_ ltr.
which could launch four boa: 'ii.--in
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OTTAWA, June 5--The Labor De- X e\nf_i,,e 9 aired in _.` ' `  - - _ ' _‘_
partment has _lust issued a highly in- ;':_ier_°zh;’,fdac,:',? 0f"'c,¥m water 5,10, han __ N , _ \'._
teresting report upon labor organize- an hom and when it is enyimy dis  .
tion in Canada. It shows that the-suwed ia the hm tonmto add ¢w(, _ _
organization is closely interwoven tenmespoons of vlnegm. and ,,o,,,._in_ _
with that of the ‘ United States. to img" mouws no 1-Brgerlthan an al. F ' -
Briefly it may be stated that there temhnnel conee cup Serve
are 1441 local unions in Canada of heart letmcm and pm; I epmmiui
` .' ‘- * , /» ` _
' which 1,531 are international and'tl_lc of mav0m_mse on egch “mt as it is ' __  _
- 1 ° ‘ ' - _;   if-_   ,= _l
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Baby Calrleafs 
livery new style _here
Our new Carriages lialvo
been selected from ' the bcsl`f
Canadian; and Amerie-.ni `
inalcers, ull the 'new styles,
~ the hestlilakes. `
-_-'Carrles,$| lg-2\g$_2_75 uv.
--l"oldels,47 5 55.75 up _
---S\e5p¢cs‘,_; . $13.00 _£4.00
 _“hy _,I -` '_ __ _ `
.'_1,`5 styles tb `clioos`c ' l'lo1u_
Beer 8!-
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