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     ‘Russell Abbott of Charlottetown 
     
     was on trial in Supreme Court Ives- 
     
     terclay charged with manslaughter. 
     
     After eviiunce for the Crown hnd 
     
     been completed late in the after- 
     
     noon, the Court adjourned until 
     
     10:30 this morning when defense 
     
     witnesses will be heard. 
     
     Attorney General Hon. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Island Hospital after the nccldenz. 
     
     she talked to the witness. and ap- 
     
     prnreti to be suffering. The witncss 
     
     was with her daughter the next day 
     
     from 5 o'clock in the morning u:-til 
     
     she died that evenlrig at 8 o'clo:x. 
     
    

    
     Croasa.-xamlned by Mr. Bell, the 
     
     witness said her daughter was 23 
     
     yzars old. Mr. Abbott had not been 
     
     It) her place for a year or more. She 
     
     laid no complaint against Russell 
     
     r Abbott in connection with the ac- 
     
     cldent. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charles Coyle, locomotive engineer 
     
     who was driving the switcher on the 
     
     night of April 20 was the next wit- 
     
     ness. He was on the City side as 
     
     they crossed Grafton St. at the time 
     
     0.‘ the accident. Tlicy were backing 
     
     out on the eastern track unit as they 
     
     approached the crossing, and i\.i(‘ll 
     
     the tender was about 15 feet lmiii 
     
     the crossing, the fireman said all 
     
    
   
   
    
     the central Guardian 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘nala column In unnerved ror noun 
     
     or local Intuuc but udvuualng of 
     
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     1 cant: I word action: pnyubla In 
     
    
   
   
    
     TRINITY CHURCH PICNIC- 
     
     Trinity United Church Sunday 
     
     School picnic was held yesterdfly 
     
     on the beach at Btanhope. There 
     
     was a fairly large attendance and 
     
     an enjoyable afternoon was spent 
     
     in swimming and various kinds of 
     
     sports. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHURCH PICNIC HELD-The 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown Baptist Church held 
     
     its annual picnic yesterday on the 
     
     farm of Mr. Ludlow Jenkins. 
     
     Marshfield. swimming. playing ball 
     
    
   
   
    
     Campbem KC” and Mr. D.  \'.‘.lS clear. The witiicss was iocitzng and other forms of sport were en- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Slviw. K.C.. prosecuted for the 
     
     Crown and Mr. R. R. Bell was C<J'J“— 
     
     sol for the dclensr. Mr. Justice A. E. 
     
     Arsenaiilt was prcsidmg Judge. 
     
    

    
     Members of the peat jury were 
     
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     to the rear and saw iiotliiiig. sud- 
     
     .'do-iily the lil'Cll1llll sluouteti ‘!l-)i(‘i' 
     
     { Just as the L-nu‘ of the tender 
     
     about Oflt.‘-q‘.l':ll‘lL‘l‘ way o\ci' 
     
     cro-ssiiig_ ss at once 
     
    
   
   
    
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     39': A man from Pleasant Grove ap- 
     
    
   
   
    
     joyed by the members of the con- 
     
     gregathm. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PROHIBITION CASE HEARD- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     'rm=: CHARI.O'I“'l‘ETOWl\'.__GUARDlAl! 
     
    
   
   
    
     97th“ Annu 
     
    
   
   
    
     al Meeting: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Of P. E. I. Bible Society 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ield At 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kensington 
     
    
   
   
    
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     was largely attended by represent.- 
     
     atlves from various parts of the 
     
     Province and was honored by 
     
     the attendance of His Honour 
     
     Lieutenant Governor 0. D. De- 
     
     Blois who has always proved him- 
     
     self a good friend of the Society. 
     
     The devotional exercises were 
     
     conducted by Rev. Mr. Frveam_ 
     
     The hymn “How Sweet the Name 
     
     of Jesus Sounds" was sung The 
     
     scripture was read from Job, 28th 
     
     chapter and prayer was offered. 
     
     Rev H D. Raymond made a 
     
     fitting reference to the presence 
     
    
   
   
    
     strong tic cf affection 
     
    
   
   
    
     great Empire to which we be1on8 
     
     has been plunged into sorrow due 
     
     to the passing of our late Beloved 
     
     Sovereign King George the Fifth. 
     
     and as I have remarked on several 
     
     former occasions. tributes of love 
     
     and of synipthy have been forth- 
     
     coming from all parts of the Em- 
     
     pire and from the whole world. 
     
     from all ranks and classes of people. 
     
     the high. the lowly. the rich and 
     
     the poor drawn tozcther by the 
     
     for their 
     
     King who. tliroiizli his neiizn of love 
     
    
   
   
    
     confidence and the 
     
    
   
   
    
     all his people May I say that fl 
     
    
   
   
    
     and unselmh ‘W"mp‘q‘1Lnej‘f)i:‘:;,‘ ‘gm pounds 10 ounces. caught by Ger- ins the Work in 24 miiiutfis. and 
     
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     Rrize For Largest hobjter 
     
     Goes To P.E.I. Fisherman 
     
    
   
   
    
     (C. P. By Guardian‘: Speclll Wire) 
     
     PICTOU. N. S.. July 8-Prince 
     
     Edward Island fishermen received 
     
     a great ovation at the Pictou lob- 
     
     ster carnival today when the P7119 
     
     for the largest lobster caught dur- 
     
     ing the reason was presented to 
     
     Harold Macliellan of Point Prim. 
     
     MacLellan's prize crustacean. 
     
     weighed by W. A. Broidy. presid- 
     
     ent ot the Carnival Association. 
     
     tipped the scales at 16 pounds and 
     
     four ounces. During the ceremony 
     
     it was presented to Babe Ruth, one 
     
     of the guests of honor. { 
     
     Second ’in weight was a nine-i 
     
     pound three-ounce lobster caught 
     
     by Don Macliean, Pictou Island. 
     
     nd third was one weighing seven 
     
    
   
   
    
     aid Wall. 
     
     The handsome trophy for the.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     merits from the Plctou I-Iiahlanders 
     
     under Lieut. Col. 5. Mex. Fraser. 
     
     the Cape Breton Highlanders un- 
     
     der Lieut.-Col. Freeman O'Neil 
     
     and the Prince Edward Island 
     
     Highlanders under Lieut.-Col. C. 
     
     C. Thompson. 
     
    

    
     The salute was taken by Brig- 
     
     adier H. 1". H. 1-Iertoberg. officer 
     
     commanding Military District No. 
     
     6, who was accompanied by com- 
     
     manders of the D'Entrecasi.eaux. 
     
     I-I.M.C.s. Saguenay and H.M.C.5. 
     
     Champlain. and Col. U. G. Dawson. 
     
     commander of the 18th Highland 
     
     Brigade. 
     
    

    
     Next came the trap building 
     
     contest. Elsford Langllle of Cape 
     
     John was first for speed. complet- 
     
    
   
   
    
     John Gollan of Back shore was 
     
     first in workmanship. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Congregational’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Picnic Held At 
     
     Mermaid 
     
    
   
   
    
     A large number attended mi 
     
     congregational picnic held jointli 
     
     by Zion Church. Charlottetown. 
     
     and Calvin Church. Mermaid in 
     
     Mr. Vernon Munn's field at Mer- 
     
     maid. 
     
    

    
     A very interesting program of 
     
     sports was carried out under i-hfl 
     
     direction of Rev. G. Carlyle Web- 
     
     ster. pastor of Zion Church. A 
     
     bggebalj game provided excitement 
     
     for some of the plchlckers duririfl 
     
     the afternoon. 
     
    

    
     At the conclusion of the day‘: 
     
     sport a. hearty vote of thanks was 
     
     tendered Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 
     
     Mimn and Rev. 0. C. and Mrs. 
     
     Webster. 
     
    

    
     The following were the winners 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
               
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     - men s itidicaicci. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
       
     
               
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     of the inrozzsrclian there is a build- 
     
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     ‘side. as the warehouse is close: to 
     
     i'i‘l‘l six llli'ilC5 from the.‘ the track on that sitic, the \\'l'..lP3S 
     
     ' feet from said. It would appear that thc car 
     
     oi :r:ick. From they had almost, crossed the track when 
     
     .. 1,-.111¢1._ng ;o me m1er.. it was hit judging from its })D3i'.iJ.1 
     
     L-11311 “-111, Concrem 151 after the accident. Ml’. Abbo vip- 
     
     :. Fifty feet south on the I-’}‘“1‘°d '-'3 b°,‘” “ “°”““1 °°“d"“‘9" 
     
     wk ham we Gem", of when the witness talked to him 
     
     . V g._\f_\ 3 View back br;;fly aftcr .hc accident. He was 
     
     ‘Id on the r°aLdw§>" of 97 ICC.‘ maoxzijonilii Vi~Eachrrn Char‘o'tc- 
     
     L "3 "aster" raw’ measure" town police officer, to‘.d’of gEi’.L"lll“,I a 
     
     call to Grafton st. crossing on the 
     
     night of April 20. He was accom- 
     
     panied by Crinstable Jay. They say: 
     
     0. Woman lying on the veranda of 
     
     Davis 8.: Frnschs warehouse. It w-is 
     
     Mrs. Mary Johnston. Constable Jny 
     
     accompanied Mr. N. D. McLean mid 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     s"clfi I‘. of 
     
     th,;' ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     A bell and light signal an the 
     
     south ;.ul:- of the roadway begins 
     
     to 0])f".'.'llC l\'il(‘ll an en,z.n£' is 350. 
     
     foot. irctii ilic t'mrl\'." V. i 
     
    

    
     ‘ l‘iIl‘.(‘(i by Mr. Brit the 
     
     Wt itl ll." knew ihcri-' arci 
     
     1‘ol.".s \i:‘li lmh  out to the bridge, the injured woman to the hospital. 
     
     also two .1‘ lL‘l.‘ stations east of,‘ In con\'crsai.ion with Russell Ab- 
     
     ihc inlcrscction which are in up at boti that night. the witness testified 
     
     n1_;711_;_ that Abbott said he did not know 
     
     "l.'.I'fi Dniipaii. iocruriotivc cn-1 1‘-°“'k]“' h3l'’P“‘-°d» "1 °°°“”'°d 5° 
     
    

    
     ouic y. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
         
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     at their disposal by A. Ceretti. the 
     
     manager. P. E. Holland. the local 
     
     chairimm, presided. Business of al 
     
     routine nature was transacted. The‘ 
     
     meeting was addressed by Mr. J.. 
     
     J. Ti-ainor, retired 3rd Vice Pres- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ident of the Order. A resolution of ernor being called upon. expressed 
     
    
   
   
    
     sympathy was sent to the family 
     
     of their late brother, 0. H. Rud-1 
     
     dcrliam, l..ivci'pool_ N. S., whol 
     
     passcrl away since the last meet- 
     
     ing. Brother Holland submitted an 
     
     instructive and interesting report 
     
     of the proceedings of the recent 
     
     convention of the O. R. T. at New 
     
     Orleans. which he attended as it 
     
     delegate. A lictirly vote of thanks 
     
     was tcndrrcd Mr. Ccretti for the 
     
     use of the room for the holding 
     
     of the meeting. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Personals 
     
    
   
   
    
     many. R(‘l.l\.'illE‘S. but 
     
    
   
   
    
     renewed ilf’Ili!il and strength. He 
     
     spoke very fittlngly of 
     
     Sovereign. King George V. he who 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ions regarding the future work of 1. . 
     
     the Soclely especially regarding nogm; m]:;fl‘q°_ N? bI"“."‘"”' km ‘T5 
     
     the distribution of the scriptures l‘t):pp:‘.‘.(.annI\. “:;,..rr;o'f)I r(;'g:; 
     
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     $€r:h1fOrf£?;;’frffl No 5”9gE5"°"5 land recall iiir‘ liz1pp_~.- rr‘la'ions of 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     . . iKin;v and 1*’ min. uiidcr his wise 
     
     His Honour the Lieutenant Gov imd m,d(,m./A !: mu,‘ we we 
     
     iwriilen iii \. i2'll'i(‘ lot‘-.t-rs lhc 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     great pleasure at being present. at 
     
     the meeting He referred to the 
     
     words of the President of a great 
     
     univei-si‘_v who said the Bible held 
     
     first place among all literature for , 
     
     accuracy. and beauty of express- 
     
     ion. Hc reminded the people that 
     
     the success of the Society was 
     
     largely due to the efforts of the 
     
     President. Rsw H D Raymond 
     
     and regretted that Mr Raymond 
     
     must retire for a while from his 
     
    
   
   
    
     ifulfiltnicnz 01 ill!‘ promise maria to 
     
     'J0<hita. of old 'Tli:s book of the 
     
     law slia'l not clcpar: out of my 
     
     mouth. but l'll(‘ll rilflib meditate 
     
     therein day and night that thou 
     
     imayesi r'h:.crvv IO tin according to 
     
     i all that i.~. wriiicn therein. for than 
     
     (thou shalt make iliy wtiy prosper- 
     
     «ous mid ilicii lfinu slial: lrivo good 
     
     siiccc.-.5. ()ii}_v lic $l'(.'!l_‘_' mid of a 
     
     good coiirnitr-: I will be with then; 
     
     ;I will not full :1w~ rnr forsake 
     
     hoped that ‘11-1¢-cg 
     
     nftcr a rt-st. he would return with 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Conditions in Empire and I-Ilsowhcrc 
     
     our late 
     
    
   
   
    
     the work of the Bible Society in 
     
     our Province. 
     
    

    
     That this meeting express sin- 
     
     cere gratitude to the Pastors and v 
     
     officers of the Churches for the‘ 
     
     use of thr Churches and also for : 
     
     the. kind hospitality of the homes 
     
     of the people not forgetting the 
     
     delicious supper served by the lad- 
     
     ies of Kensington 
     
    
   
   
    
     Arabs Resume 
     
     Sniping, Firing 
     
     campaign 
     
    
   
   
    
     JERUSALEM. July 8.~-A Brilish 
     
    
   
   
    
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     .. , .. . - . . - . . , ' . ‘ ' '- « - - 1 . _ :.,_‘ . ya 9 and 10-1. Harry Sumter! 
     
     sumnmy of Evidence W‘ ‘‘ f1 ‘f‘.‘. ‘ . 1,‘ “f1 ‘,‘‘j’‘ "~~“““““~ Fm 5°C-‘r ‘°‘“’“‘ M°°'.“- An interesting address was given prarlisctl its .t-ncii.mv.. and he held? The f°I.1°wm“ r°S°‘”“°“5 “m1 ‘-‘'r " * ' ‘w’ -rm“ 2, Spurgcon Diamond; 3. Alvin 
     
     I ‘['1:‘f°'(’,’;_,’1‘E“' "j ”: ,_£)‘_‘_‘1>‘Iw“‘:i!:‘°‘7,:ff“! Tl'‘‘“‘l“'‘‘ 7- L”“‘“l D_“‘h°‘"“‘-l by the District secretary, Rev. J fast to tho 1il‘Ollll'Si"_: miiiniiied in 1"°:8"L°d‘f1t5t:‘ Eh“; i’§“SA “’71Yi“”'3 l popu. tlon is about; 220,000. BM.” 
     
    

    
     A Silmlli» V of <‘\'idcnce :i:l>ii Z'.:=d ..‘~(m.' 1~1{..:1,1.[.’d“.:°. .:.:?.”. RN03 W‘“'d°"- L‘”“ N‘“‘°1_5"“; ‘ M Murchison“ a summary of the Emk. I rm-:i‘1 lit» inmunrablt-,m°' “E °am°d -to G d }"‘_‘  3 The principle exports from the 01.15 9 and 10.1 13,-1-(-1-1“ cur. 
     
     iv: il:.- C ,\i':i(‘l'dF._\’ frvltou mt m.;..:. 17,,;.,'1.,m.',,,11..; 3;, .,.,1.','.. C°“d”"‘°"' BI’”“'h" SL°‘”‘“j wliirli is contained in the annual ‘wnrtl;.- of Hi.» Lain M.1)ri.\'_\' when fli °f‘i"{;°-55fF'!T!  1°. h °d rm . ‘ ‘t;0uni.t'y ls quinine. of which Java 1.19; 2_ F31“ Smuh; 3' Joan M30. 
     
    

    
     Dr. F. W. Tl(in‘ilil‘sil, Chn.'.o'.tc- vim, LN] .1 _‘..'.“. , mm. g}“... .1115: RS“ G" C'"“'“d" EMT‘ P‘N‘C"j. report dcputatloii il'(lll'l iiil? Bililc so:‘ic‘..\' ‘ml 0 m r "5 3“ Immg" has practically a monopoly. pepper, Kenzm 
     
     town, mcdicul 1ii'xicii‘.iot:t~i~. told of‘ ...mC_.'; ;1.d“_.}j,. 11... 11,5. Q1111-,.},1o1;_-:1-K’  A“m“. C'amh“m' P'N‘G". cuilcd on him and ])l‘(‘F.(‘ll1(‘(‘I him: :3h‘b1° hS°°ti°:J3' 1“ 1dc‘”‘“d“ “nd Lexi. coca. and. despite poular belief, Boys 11 and 13-1 Jguwk G,.11mgg 
     
     cxamiiiiiig. on Aii:ll 2i. .\/in-_\ John-‘ um” no 5. .. H H” the u.nm.x.A .1-W‘ 0ili.'=i(‘l1\ Guardian, Eilicl Siither-. “hum” statement ‘with H _wm_m.,V bound mm, of mo 4.37115; LS1“ ll‘ wot‘ V only a mm“ amoum of coffee‘ can_ 2' Wilbur Rm‘: 3' John watts. 
     
     5011- SW “=15 dim:-' -'i‘— UH’ iimtfii w-.1.» (til .-i Libou‘. l‘.l iCi'L it-omi 1“”‘d' RN-G" 1"5“‘“ °”“‘d”“" iBiblt‘. l-in :.fll(i -it is my t-nnii<icni.> “‘ 5 "“"~’“"“ °"”"~“‘ “P” azias exports to Java are. tires Girls ii and 1: 1. Mary Di 
     
     There were iiizixir tumor L'Ol‘.‘.'tl\.Oll.\,‘ 11.1,M..,,,1111‘ 1; M1,, n;O._,g_.11.1L. 31-,1.‘ FT-""Ff‘-9 . Ti‘€‘d- P-N-G4 RS‘V'C'; The T1-9351119, was then mum (hone. Cfllliifllltfi by Ilic ll’i(i(‘ .-1>t'f.‘«‘id.‘ mfcmuon M “:8 splendid lmdeg‘ BUi0ni0bi1€‘S. Sulphfiie Oi ammonia. mond: 3. FI‘nl‘l1"".‘: M.'it~l'-‘.zi<‘hcrn: , 
     
     ('ii)l‘E‘.:l0llS uiztl :\\':!’:ii;.s Oil filil(‘I‘- 11~1~_¢11~1- 1....‘ 1,,.~_-“.1.” 111.. mu 1.‘. lb GPO! gina Campbell. P.N.G..[ upon and he referred to the m,_ llli(‘l'(‘Si your lllO\'Cllli"llL has ; Shill 0i the PM-ldenl. R_PV H- i and flour. Frances MncLcnniiii. 
     
     exit put-;_; til UIL‘ l) fi_\' but l.lli‘}' were ilcli flu ii.uii slo1;1Ji.'d. llie 4..-r I‘-S'V-Gw L‘-”_‘“ -"°‘.”,“3 Chapm“' ancja] 1-31,311 9xp.,,1,,m mm. 8l"()ll5(‘(i. iliu: mv siibjrcls iii:i.\'.-R“~“m°“d “m the emrmm Secret‘! when Mr. Bower completes his Boys 13 and 14,1 P5111 w 
     
     not iiiipm't.:i1il 'l‘li:~ .<_\'irip:oii  air on ll.» '9 and illCll'.L' was 1:1 F10!“ Mcmm-‘1 M“-‘5‘°“‘“‘ 1”” Lar'i11;-nyg of 1-ec51;,1_; Em} e.q,§ndlu“.e) lnevor c.~.i.~c in clivi‘i.'~‘li their r:r>ble.'31'.\'. Mr. J P G°"d°“ and 3-1"’ ‘ work in Canada he is to go to llams; 2. Allison MacLcod; 3, In 
     
     cvcr_\‘ ill(‘ili‘lltl0ll of 11 1'' red set-nictl: I.u:dl.\’ U1'°3\'l‘“ Hi). '17‘-E. “"‘ty- ENC‘: ‘"3, pas‘ N°b1C‘,1iwa_; found may u-m',1 receipts ll"lilf‘l‘iiIlll(‘f‘ in il'r‘ Eiuzlisli E-iblc'f“m‘{‘” T""‘"‘:‘“’"v Dr  D .syti1icy. Australia, where he will Ferguson. 
     
     skui‘. the wiiiic.\~ sazrl. Pm  or \\:l!if‘.&% . Abbott L'Ufll.ll!1 ;L'0ll'.ldl Grand. Jean (“rrc.i:c.z. .amoumed to ‘5 518 72 and “Dem which Ill .1 sircular asiicct is the. -10”"-‘On “W1 315° “PPf°’»‘m"°“ °f F Upon a Canadian Trade Commls-1 am; 13 and i4..1_ jwalylo Ma 
     
     lhl‘ .<‘.;:ill. brain i‘,(',]‘,0g'}‘h-.104} 1m1_ ...i- viifi 1.: till‘ car. A \\Ul! ii. whom _ id][|lr'_\\* to 5295545 A] Eh t h first of nitiniziil lrt‘.'1. ups and as ‘hi’ “'°l“k °f "19 “’“""°‘5 "M °°“' 1 s:oi\ci“s office. There is one at. Load’ 2, Marion Mn’-I.cnd; 3 
     
     13¢...-1......“ 0 .1... ,,,_.,~.. W1... me‘ Abbozt .x;.;.i vs:-.s .\’l.lr_v l_.1ricr xx... RAILWA i' _rt<.ir5t'.si.ii'rii:RsrSum 6. 51245’ Md be: ,,,:....t...§ ..i'ou iruir mi. in its \‘pii'i'.ii.1l .=iiz- '“‘°‘~"°'-‘ °’ ”“’ "“i°“" b"“‘°"°5 ; l7l‘<‘~‘0iii -’li Melbourne. lo.-mar" M.1<‘l..cocl, ' 
     
     “hm. Cf d.d,h_ -.,(. i.,_,.,r.,(, ._\..mm,, jatiiincd ill"l1\1-iii}-(villi. ’llii-wuiicss HOLD :\il'.l‘.'rl.\v(‘r—.9ill‘.(1':1_\'_ th‘3'sin(_e me books were (‘med this 'nif:c:incc ii is tho mast. \'alua‘.)1c-1lhl'Oll0ht:1li. the Province \ HMS 15 and 0......’ L R0 
     
     hflfi hrcn bro: lit to the liospiial ‘Em? °‘FI‘"‘S f_7_‘_"““” We “_Cmf"“ir°‘ °’”3' d‘‘-'‘' or “I9 “wk m “men “W1 i,.c1ud(.5 $1000 from me ‘esiate 0} thing lli.'l l!it- uni-‘d :iifoi‘rls' Th“''_ “"5 m““’”‘1 9"W“-*5 59‘ Discuss National Park . Dixon: 2. Ronald Rrbcrtscn: 3 
     
     at 1l.;0 lllc cvei i~ previous maxed  ‘r“°nb1:’f;:tl)1L‘1I&:‘_E; [°k‘gm‘m ke.-‘f‘. .”‘ the omces of M-.11-,— Q;-ace 1:11.10“ of H.,m...1.;,.. "It is sziid on vcry fznori :itilhor- § PF9<'ifiCi0Ii Of H1!’ Sflimdid Work i'.l<l’as-den Dixon. 
     
    

    
     J. .*\1liii0h.V RT."i.(i’:ll. Cl\'li enzin-. fa :_°d‘,',‘m‘3r Thgreawa: no High‘ the {ileum I?l‘1s’°“ "I m? C‘ N‘ R‘ p‘  I " ‘  " ity that wlicii l‘7(‘ into King \\'as:3C<‘0mD_ii5h¢‘d b.V 01” faiihilll am‘ ’ About the only matter of ‘ousl-l Girls 15 and ovs-r—1. He 
     
     oer will the denzr :em or public? §n‘.n‘,,,f’S...v'm mm,“ that mg... ’”‘_‘ -‘“‘"" “f‘5bf““;“ 5‘“““g35° °§ Mr Gordon moved um thp & boy no p:‘oiii..<Nl his mntlirr that encriztlic Dbirici St'€r<‘ifii‘.V. “W um; taken up at the meeting was R'ip“r: 2. Thclmn Ltirtcr: 3. vioia 
     
     vvcrlss, 1ir(‘5(‘l:l(‘(l :1 plan he had C. ' - 1 . VI B -1 . " 13”‘ s‘mdM 3. i’ G mem "5 0 .h1' v . ' he would not a'lo\\ a day to pass J M‘ Miiffiii-‘On. the clisrussion of the proposed na- Partridge. 
     
    

    
     '3" of "~ ‘ 05 WC a~""jd“’”- F witiic:)‘ssE;s€a’iti[Iliii1$asb<itiihle tovfin mp Om” of rimlway ielegiraplgers Ecc(er‘:le:irm1E'le:-  firs:   /‘Wuhan! rmmm H Nimzpkfrom ‘he That we ‘<'"C°""l3" mam‘ °”r “““"1 i’3”‘- Peilniii. R-Wcc. hnys 8 to 12- 
     
    

    
     “:°" 5"‘ '9 15 C‘‘0‘"5‘‘> me‘ cf the train. H0 heard the Cl‘OSSillg :10 hclgha regugr meettng blréd °F' fore the meeting was du1;,‘:eC0nd_ Bible. and new prniiii.=o was faith- EH95?’ _5/P9?1kf‘1'- REV Hllflh M11191‘ Prcsiilcnt J. J Morrir. initro- Russel /ilcorn: 2. John MticLeo 
     
     Mo i"iil\\':ii- s is 24 feet \\'idc.11.1~11,-11111111.’. as mcy flppx'0aChQf1‘ 11 m‘ be me.m “st imem 11.12 ed and me reps” d ged‘ Rev iflilly k“l3i. lln'l_ il:o day of his of Trinity Church Charlottetown .duced the question of the park. I 3. Hollis Jay.- 
     
    

    
     T210 (14 ms llrp 8 feet’ Six inches‘, ,wfldangm:0u5 C1.osMnL,' and mow so Ithe VA €‘ElV;t:lZq Igieidngli wt; and Mr Rmvmond askedafi: suggest” 1-19.1111. Whnl. a Hill‘ record and for his interesting and inspiring 1-19 11¢.-,3-11 recpmjy 11-151 were were, 1.-M-1a_y 1:m¢1._ 131,15 3 10 12 
     
     :ipar;. on the south (:2l.SLLL'fl corfiér: cnming from the I-lillsboro Budge. mm’ “"5" r‘ “ e y pa ' VVNM 3" H1-‘li1i‘iii”! <“.\‘«"in1ii1" and addrfl-W-‘S \"hiCY1 should Fiimulfii/9 24 sites available and thought thatl Marjorie Miinn. Elln Nowell. Do 
     
    
   
   
    
     out of the 2f there should be onoi thy MacDonald. Elda smith. 
     
    
   
   
    
     suitablc near Charlottetown. 
     
    

    
     Mr. E. T. Higgs thought the 
     
     park should be near Charlottetown. 
     
     “It should be near where 
     
     people are," he claimed. “We with 
     
     cars can go anywhere to swim and 
     
     the park should be near the city," 
     
     he finished. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Major T. E. Mt-Nutt said thati 
     
    
   
   
    
     he still considered the park a farce 
     
     so far as this province is convex-ned. 
     
    
   
   
    
     J “however the government is golngi 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' Robert Dixon: 
     
     the I 
     
    
   
   
    
     " \\'ilbtir Rice 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sack Rricc_ boys ii! rind over-1 
     
     Allison Marl cod. ' 
     
     Soda Biscuit Race. mixed 12 a 
     
    
   
   
    
     over-1. Paul Williams; 2. Hayd 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ Dixon: 3. Itrn F‘:-rgiison. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Throwing: the slippci-_ girls 1': ma 
     
    
   
   
    
     ; over—1. S_\‘lvia Parlridgc. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Shoe Rant; open to all boys 
     
     Alvin Bucll: 2, Robert D£xmi;—i 
     
     Hayden Dixon. 
     
    

    
     Ball Tlirowlng Contest, boys 12 
     
    
   
   
    
     to force it on as we may as wen; 16-1. Harold Gramior: 2. Hayd 
     
     press for it here." he said. Nova, Dixon: 3. Roland Jovvt-ll. 
     
    
   
   
    
     soolla has located theirs on an.’ 11 
     
     lglrls—l. Sylvia and Vi\‘lllll Pa 
     
    
   
   
    
     historical site and if that is to be 
     
    
   
   
    
     'f‘hrcc-lr-zyzcrl Race. open in 
     
    
   
   
    
     a dividing factor here he did l’l0i.l ridge. 
     
    
   
   
    
     know of a more historic spot thani 
     
     Rocky Point. It was the original: 
     
    
   
   
    
     location. known as Part In Joie in 
     
     1720. 
     
     Mr, Higzgs and the Presldcn; as 
     
    
   
   
    
     Chum R:irc_ girls l2 to 1 
     
     Kathleen Johnson and Nor 
     
     Drilzi-cl. 
     
    

    
     Time Race. open to nil-l. Arrn 
     
     old Roper. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     tr: niid il‘f‘lll'.\l‘l. ':s‘.i.‘ic:l he _ , His many friends fir? Dlfiised to "Sui’<"_\- it liillol ho rippaz-ciii in privfilf‘ succumbed to wounds may well as several other members can-3 Clothes Pciz Rncr. boys 0r¥‘ri——— 
     
     “'iLs' fir-Ii.-' n :- "il('l" that night in‘ . The “'““‘-‘55 SW‘ 1“ C1'0S5'0X3?T}~ see Mr. Angus DcsRot-hes, Elm had 9nJ'0.\‘'’d "10 10% and l0.\‘alt.V all. own to flip vroulzl be agim.<'ic as Arabs, after a brief respite. re-- sidered that the Board should noti Rae Roper; 2. Lorne Macucnzil 
     
     the C ioti ii _\‘Rl'(iS. At ihc' ‘"‘m°" mm‘ ‘M?.b°l?‘_“n’“ ‘he ‘3“‘_‘.' AVENUE‘. 0113 088111 NM‘? NS Y8- Of his many 5\1b.ii‘N The 8€‘€|"‘i "f ifliid scvlilic. in wc t-otitrnst the szimcd 3. campaign of sniping Midi recommcnd the csiablbhment of 3. Gordon Roper, ' 
     
    

    
     tinic oi the a "- up they wcrc~ f‘Y"” “FPO;-i'ycdH nciious {anti pribjv cent illn(‘.".<. his power was his trust in God and it-nnclii tins ox ~ lht‘0'.l’:il(‘iil'_ tho; firing on convoys from the hills. the park. but it it is to be csmb. Time Race. y:irl< open-i. Brena 
     
     backzng 0ii'.. run ill’: tender first‘   HI: ‘:1’:   _ his 9.711% noilfi-‘iicd and Kent HIM’ Fimpirc untlrr lit‘ ‘i rtilc it-i‘li. The private. attached to the :$o.z- 11511911 111 me p1-ovmoe mat in da Macblolll: 2. Pmrlv Macbonala 
     
     on the p.-_ {in} 11-;~.1;_ T11.-_\~ 1‘,_-1.1 Vm; m,é‘m_0V‘.ir_Y He we-“gm 1.“, Mr. :ir.<l M1-_-_ J. M. Mt-Kcn:1.i0 by his church andhls dflliyvllfifl of that. to ho found in soviet R‘.lsSif\,i forth Highlanders, was the sixth Board should recommend H SM 3. Mymc w~hm._ 
     
    

    
     o:.c ll... .orl1ri the paging rm -  “ ‘o’ ‘ ' “ and Mr. mid Mrs. Frimirlln Rice the Bible He believed in it and GC1'l7lf1n}' .-ind oiii~i- I‘rllllli1'i(‘5 l\'))5"."l‘.i British soldier to die in the CU"~’Ti« near ChnrloLie(own_ l  _.._..- 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ...ii Juli >‘lc wrvilri bl.‘ iJ'.ov.'n about 
     
     7.} foot lzuclr. Both iron: and rear 
     
     ll:-his on Lilf‘ yard rnzinc were on 
     
     and in good Cflllfllloli. The lights 
     
     are Sifll‘l(i'll‘(i. tho rm.“ one 60 wltts, 
     
     the other 2:35) w. Ls. The rear one is 
     
     stipfzmorl to rl‘-.. ll an object 300 
     
     ‘Mt a\\n_\'. Tho \Vlllli‘S5 was on the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     H: nro Bl‘lfiL'.(‘ siclc of the engine. 
     
     llw as c.2<".n_: nt ilie cm-sing as 
     
     tl1t~~, . nchrtl and he saw noth- 
     
     Ynz. 5. (only hr .<n\\‘ the car nhnu‘. 
     
     3‘) if 'Ili:‘ \"l‘ll:ill(' was it’ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     t Ili)0lli. to enter thr 
     
     gal " 
     
     I .ccr ill!‘ $1 
     
     flip our ‘fruit llflrtf‘f‘l'f'(.i. Ho (lid not 
     
     filo-.v Wil(‘I’(‘ it .mc from. I-fc told 
     
    

    
     :- (‘Il:,'il‘.” (I."li'I“I‘ to stop and rc- 
     
     yi 'rl "if ‘htit tlrivrr k(‘(‘]).s on 
     
     gum‘: he will hit." From the 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘.'ll(‘.\< gI\\’(“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ 1~.trlitips the cl‘ :.ing hell would be 
     
     * hard to h(".ll‘ if the windows of the 
     
     cat were up. They had noticed it 
     
     h.'ii'd to licrir on occasions with the 
     
     "old |)DilL‘t‘ pnim'..“ Two accidents 
     
     . t'>C('lll'l'(‘(i on lllflt Crossing last um- 
     
     nier, he told. 
     
     ' C. Clark Gratin, electrical and 
     
     isigiihl lTlll.lf‘llflll‘.Cl'. of Truro. told 
     
     ~ that ho was stationed in Cliar1.r.'.e- 
     
     '.ti\\'ii at tho liinc of tlic acC.lr:ii‘.. 
     
     Hf iiaspocicd llic Grafton St. s'"n'al 
     
     . and lights on the 21st of April '1.')ii 
     
     ‘ nd lil(m .i1 p<~:'.’cci roiirlitiou Ho 
     
     .l.nti iiin.di- llli lll.1l‘.(‘t,'llOl‘i aixvi‘. ll 
     
     vscuk prcvinu:.l_v. The litzht is a u’ to 
     
     H candle pi:'.‘.‘[‘l‘ light with .1 6 .i‘. -ii 
     
     lrns .’lll(i :i 5 int:li vision. l: 1. ‘:1 
     
     iw \'l.‘.li7 c .1; 300 yartls untlcr Ol”.i 
     
     :.n c itlilions. lit- thmighi. 
     
     Cmss-cx.iiiiii\c<l. tlic \\lill(‘$.i said 
     
     ii‘ lmd |'l‘il'idC no [Jf‘il‘ilClli.".'.' iiir~n.;uri-- 
     
     ' iiimtc of thr‘ Cirnftmi Si. light, out 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
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     Ci“) it lll‘D(‘Ilr(‘(i to tho \vi‘tnc.s. that‘ 111111, w_ 
     
     rho ctir dr.vci- .<wri'\'cd to go around, A. 311- 
     
     tlic icndcr. He thouglit that the} toxin Police, told of lnvc:iiga‘i:i;: 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘hr l‘('_f:lliill‘ size. 
     
     istlc. Chief of Cliarlo:..')— 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     j;ii<17i' sl.i'tirk the car towards the ih( accident on April 20. 'l‘licre isai 
     
     for ‘. 
     
    
   
   
    
     {car and llmt it zilmost go: clear. perfect vlcw of the red light 
     
     The car tlztl iip1>':ar to slow up‘. over 100 yards c:..<t of tho t.-iu..sm1. 
     
     as it rpm‘ :‘h'rl. It was on tho: E\’(‘ii in ii C:0.<l‘(l Car tho boll at the 
     
     north sitlc i.l‘.(- concrete in the C105-W38 W“ "“ “‘’”‘i “V9 “ ~“";‘_[" “Li”, 
     
     opinion of the witness. ' ‘_“'t7:fm:‘E:“"fi'e tflmt\1:;r:’CC“D“" 5 Mr“ 
     
     Wlirtt t‘ic tmtii stopped the end' “5 ' _ " ,. 
     
     of the trlntlrr l‘l5 Just over the’ ,Th° “'m‘”;“ "°2l(11,L°r0rta%‘,x;%1“.",l2. 
     
     o .. . .. 
     
     qzixs .ii.:. Tiloy Cf|:'i'.5'(i thc aut.omo- (‘4“_|b:'C;"rf".(C?n.‘iu‘.,1(-1.1.-1¢.,-,L_ Heimid 1,11» 
     
     bilc 12 or 1.‘? foot nftcr they hit it. ' ’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     " . . h h th .’- 
     
     It rtlllsri mcr bt‘i.w(~£‘n the tracks mmefi ‘NHL ho t Oug L C W" 
     
    
   
   
    
     (lows of tlic car were closed and 
     
     and (lro1~pr~:i off on the town side. “mt they “.0”, mmnm Ht. (“.1 33¢ 
     
     -Tho Il'(l‘.Sll lrcll was ringing and! 
     
    
   
   
    
     , , , SCI‘ or hear anything until they 'IJ=."‘c 
     
     pile lrmit on when the \\‘lillCSS‘ S‘mCk_ 
     
     8% 0111 Oi i‘--F‘ f‘l1i1.‘-WV A<‘C9l‘dmFl ‘Oi In cross-ex:iniina.Limi. the Chtf 
     
     Nit‘ i'ii‘r‘s ii is 2- i=i'0i-“c‘~¢d ci‘o=~*inzl said he ('0 sitlcrcd ii. R. cinnircrcms 
     
     and tl‘.c_\» lll'(‘ mt i-tqiiii-rrl :0 hotel c1os.»..iig, nspccinlly whcn nppi'o'.ic‘.i- 
     
     A man on tho lr.‘:‘.<l:‘r. The cnginci ‘mg UK‘ City. 
     
     fits tr.nc ling a..tiut. 4 miI(‘°. anj To Mr. Shaw the ivitncss salt! J13!» 
     
     flour. It took them 12 to l5 feet to‘ the crosslnz \‘.'0llid not bo very filli- 
     
     slop. The cnglnc and V.-ndcr weighs gcrnus if pcollic U-‘ed "Ordinary will- 
     
     115 ions and the car attaclied 25 min S.(‘l‘lS(‘ prccr.iitions" and %i'>WCi‘i 
     
     kitis. It apimarctl to the witness CW'“ and “5i”“'°< n_ 
     
     may the m1:c,mob11¢ was gomg W119 To Mr. Bell he replied that unl,.—.=. 
     
     Inst and that the driver could not use!’ :_i9*‘€fi "M _b°';1c‘;fgg 5;“ “"5 
     
     , s . n on ' ' . 
     
     mop In the number.” ,9“ he was liaissell C“:¥nl|)i;:ii. C.N.R. train- 
     
     Iway when the _wi.ness saw him. . . - 
     
     . ,. . man. Charlottetown, to.d of oeuil 
     
     fer the nc.id.nt the witness went . 
     
     I . on duty on xi shuriicr on the high. 
     
     0 n bul.ding to phone for help. .. 
     
     of the accident. He was on 1.-e 
     
      GT0“ °’‘‘‘"“"“‘ W M“ 39“ W‘ pilot of the engine as thcy ap- 
     
     érimes said they had orders now 
     
    
   
   
    
     roach :1 th i nd heard the 
     
     I 0  139:’? B°";1‘:;“%‘g1“"£‘“  iiroaslneg belleiiznrgliszggfeaet or no. The 
     
     i n on y 
     
    
   
   
    
     I finder. Those Me new rules mined red light was also showing and the 
     
    
   
   
    
     V ‘ engine bell ringing. 
     
     gilnce the accident. In cross-examination. the witness 
     
     4 Afternoon Seulon 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Oi 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     said there was no f' on the 
     
     tender the night of the accident. 
     
     Henry Douala. C.N.R. tralnmnn 
     
     . when the Court msiuned at 2:30 was also on the pilot or the engine. 
     
     LL». Reudon was recaima to give He helped carry Mrs. Johnsto,-1 to 
     
     (additional measurements he had the car. 
     
     ‘jnade at the Grafton street cros- in cx-cu-exlmlmtion he quid he 
     
     ,1"; felt tchtehenaine lzlrakedgo onnarilid in:-t 
     
     " . selln Larter of Charlotte- abou a me ear I cr 
     
     ;:..§§.r.' mothe: of Mary Johnson. fold boot that night I'll perfectly Iolur. 
     
     - M‘ ,1“ had 1,,“ um 11¢; dgughtcf the witness uld. 
     
     live when she left the witness’ Cyrus B.JI.V.0i'l "ikimfll P0‘i¢9 
     
     mg wglklng about 9 o'clock the constable. told of the call to ihe 
     
     The witness aceno of the accident. no new Ilia. 
     
     llvacl Johnston as ii I U 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     and .son_ all of Pawtuclret. Rhodc 
     
     Island. arrived in Charlottetown 
     
     last cvmiing. They are almost 
     
     yearly visitors to this province and 
     
     will remain about a week this year. 
     
     They are staying at the Canadian 
     
     National Hotel. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Field C raps 
     
     AboveAverage 
     
     In 
     
    
   
   
    
     Province 
     
    
   
   
    
     lndicntirui was sccn in rising. 
     
     i.cn1pt~i'riii1t'c~s yesterday that the‘ 
     
     agrirtilliiral province of Prince 
     
    
   
   
    
     Edward Island was in for a ban- 
     
     l'l(‘l' S(‘B.S(lIl. 
     
    

    
     Although weather so far was de- 
     
     scribed as "\‘(‘l'_V favorable" to 
     
     fnrnilng tho pi'cvince‘s main in- 
     
     dlisiry. b_v Dr J. A. Clark. the di- 
     
     rcctnr of Charlniit-tnwii 
     
    
   
   
    
     ever chH'Lsh their respect for the 
     
    
   
   
    
     iznrlcs.-. ('i‘r~rrl.s and niliclsiii arc‘ d1531‘d9T3~ H9 W35 W9‘-mded Whcn 5‘ 
     
     '.5l|.l'Yili and pl‘Elf‘i..”(’(i. iil’l' ii is be-i dmlchmeni ‘'1 ‘mops we". “Cd 
     
     Hm, ,. our Km, mm 0.... Elmmev upon while returning to Nabus lif- 
     
     §li:i\'r nnvcr in laid in i-ccccviilzc God :1“. "€°ppm3'“p manoeuvres m ma 
     
     35 '”lf’ .“»:iprctilc /ittlltor tinrl Giver 95°" . 
     
    

    
     of M1 “.i‘_d,.m. and my .n2mmuS_ ‘Even the military camp at Nahlus 
     
     iic.<=. aloiw (‘,\1llil(‘iil ll tuition‘ that V'?\j‘g{f:yu%"Em‘?:a’;;.erc ‘hwy,’ 
     
     we nrc priviicrzri to livr in a land ‘ " ‘ " 
     
     of nlr~nt_v. n lnncl of broad liberties. a.b°m' 1Je“;I‘;h §fu:em{";:,s1 :4’-hlch 
     
     8. iniirl fl l‘c”.r't‘ nl‘.(i of friendliness “gltfiegesnwcfie .°1n2CmR1Ons pa?" 1, 
     
     “'h"" ‘hp 5"‘~"““i “"5 “i h°m° and leaders were redoubllng their ef- 
     
    
   
   
    
     he praclirrrl its teaching it was 
     
     his hope that his subjr-cts would 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bible His Honour closed his rc- 
     
     marks by an app:-al to forward the 
     
     work of the Sccicty. that by the 
     
     influence of thc Bible we may be 
     
     privileged to live in plenty. peace 
     
     and freedim. 
     
    

    
     Rev. Hugh Milli-r. M. A .8 D . 
     
     of Charlottetown was called upon 
     
    
   
   
    
     to address the mvclml-r His SUb- .”“_"‘-33" -“ii W7” -’i-'1 l1”Y70UT5’d [arts to continue the general strike 
     
     jet-L was the Smrll and the Word. ‘ -"4": V . against Jewish immiizrt-ticn in sec- 
     
     and his address was most intci't-st- __ ’\’Hi .c I il21.t' no intcntimi of‘ Lions where :1 appeared to be vi-c:.,i;. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing and convincing chins! 
     
    

    
     Rm Mr Raymond thanked the - 
     
     speakers for tllclr splendid arl- . _ 
     
     dresses. Rev Mr Patterson then ‘>h itlrals. Pt“'i'ah frccdcm and. H 0 m a g e  a I d 
     
     submnmd 117,. m,,m.L 0; mt. mun- .Rr..isli jiistlcc and fttir play arei 
     
    
   
   
    
     mating mmm._W.,. and cx,p,.._._.l_...d ‘hull upon nix’-_' other i'oundu‘.ioni   
     
    
   
   
    
     RM.‘ Mr Raymond lilrin flint coiifziinrtl in ‘.ill:‘. grciit 
     
    
   
   
    
     1~n.~in: us .1 |il'n})i‘.i"i., there is one] 
     
     ihzii: I am sure of and that i: if- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . I 
     
     the uni!» .<llOll(i come when‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     .!‘l' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr R. E. Mutch pointed out‘ 
     
     that if a park was located on they 
     
     Norm side of the province it would: 
     
     have a unique feature in that it‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     "BUFFERS S(‘AR(‘fl?“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     SI-lEF‘F‘IlEZl..D. I«7n~ —-Srv.rt‘l‘.y o! 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     would have the warmest surf bath- women "biifirrs" imri :u'5"4'ii herd 
     
     ing in Canada. The North side due to thr‘ rii""M“iii -"iln‘n’~i~iini> 
     
     alone. howevrr. dces not provjdg cc-dented output of spoons an 
     
     enough . forks. 
     
     Ml‘. Mulch thought perhaps that ——'*'-~~-~~ -—— 
     
     Mr, Jones had the 5951 ‘me 1“ mind. PRAISE? HEDLE VERITY 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     when he suizizesicd Tea Hill to‘ 
     
     Kcppocli. Tlirit. with another szte 
     
     on the North side with a. connect-i 
     
     iiii: pavcd road would be an ideal' 
     
     Soulion to the problem. Mr. Mulch. 
     
     considered. 
     
    

    
     It would mean the purchase of. 
     
     two arms at Ten l-llll. but that 
     
     would not cost a great deal. he 
     
     iil0llQili. Tm-rc is also it good beach. 
     
     on {lip 50lli.h side. ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     LEEDS. Flnulnnrl I(‘P- — Hoziicrl 
     
     Biitcllffc. Y0!khSil‘P h'i!tini: 
     
     says Hccilry Vcrl'._v, the (‘Gilli  
     
     spin bowler. is his first r'il1iCC for 
     
     the slow attack on the trim to vlsiil 
     
     Australia this full. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ) ,__-- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     BIRTHS 
     
    
   
   
    
     I regritt that 
     
    
   
   
    
     the place he B"ok. Gzidis word i.hc Bible. then‘ 
     
     liilf‘ day of tho f1l't‘n'.lle.$:i of thel 
     
     British Emiilrr will 1» Iii an end. 
     
     "Novcr was the need for the 
     
     niln::l:nn of iho word of God! 
     
     an is 3 ‘.(,r_‘. R1...“ p]ea_.,m. fa, crcnl-er than at il‘.(' prc ch‘. ilmc.i 
     
    
   
   
    
     was retiring from 
     
     had filled so well 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ll.-Governor‘: Address 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Expcrh me ,0 he prom“. at ‘ms thr amm_ The m.’il‘.f-' social and rrcinnmic; 
     
    
   
   
    
     monl-al station said warm weather at m('otiil'.' of the Prince Edward 1”°b'9m5 “id”? “5 35 ’"‘“"’‘‘’“815-‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     would maize in "grca: dlff':ronct-." 
     
    
   
   
    
     Th» niniilli of June had bern ii F°”"3" Bum‘ 339"”- 
     
    
   
   
    
     triflc cm]. hr thought. 
     
     Prince Edward Islands 
     
     cmpa were “above average" 
     
    
   
   
    
     good and the province's early 
     
     wheat. crop “prirticularly good." 
     
    

    
     Hayninking had started in the 
     
     province. but would go forward 
     
     gciicrnlly with the advent of warm 
     
     vvoritlicr, hc smlrd. 
     
    

    
     Island l'm‘ms were not greatly 
     
     bnthvrcri by rut worms this season 
     
     which at the present time looked 
     
     “most promising." he stated. 
     
    
   
   
    
     pork factory. She was groaning. 
     
     He accompanied Mr. McLean "Tlfi 
     
     the injured woman to the hospital. 
     
     she was complaining of her bf|i‘k. 
     
     She asked the Witness to tell her 
     
     mother, which he did later. 
     
    

    
     That comrfctetl the evidence to 
     
     be submitted nv the Crown. 
     
    

    
     The Court adjourned until 10:30 
     
     this morning when (‘.Vld".‘2C€ for ;he 
     
     defense will he herrd. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     summer Growing ltulone for PI?! 
     
     with or without dehylnted our 
     
    
   
   
    
     meal: Sunglo No. 2 lotion for Mil I 
     
    
   
   
    
      
     
    
   
   
    
     Island Branch of ihe Britirli and “S 8 family Mid "5 ii nation C-111 
     
     only be solved by il"i(‘Ilif‘Eliil‘l(; into 
     
    
   
   
    
     nu was R man.” M regret that ii‘.{‘ minds and hcrirts of our. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “em. unavoidable Cmumsgames made it people. crp?tin‘l_v tho _\-nutli 0' our 
     
    

    
     um impossible for me to be with vou.1““d- U‘-" 
     
     ‘ i l i ' .  1 id 
     
    

    
     year. Dr. Clrirk said Pnstiires were “*5” Y"3r- but I °‘"‘ “*‘““'° W“ ma‘ pr nc pm '1‘ n 
     
    
   
   
    
     ftti'd:imcri‘.1l Christian 
     
     tlmvn in the! 
     
     I am mdem happy to be Mm you: Bible, trc:-o we f.hrl the secret of 
     
     on this 0Cm5ion_ ‘rcal grezitno .<. of nnlloniil l’)(‘H(‘/9|: 
     
     ..I was glad m 590 m the 1-m.,5J:ind of international goodwill alldl 
     
     the cum. my mm the prmcipapsccurity and lot us not forgot that.- 
     
     of MEG”. UmVm.5m,' m_ A_ E In supporting the work of the Brit- 
     
     Mormm‘ in paying mbmg no the lsh mid I-‘orrlun Blb‘i.- society and 
     
     Bible said that it. hold first place all “mi it slimds Wt Wt Will be 
     
     in the flc'd of literature for nccur- m3k'nK ll VP'1"flb'f‘ t‘0iiii’1blitinii to- 
     
     ne‘. of oxprcssp-,n md 1,15,,“-gy 01 wards the prcsrrvniinn of peace 
     
     1m‘,g“M(.‘ The 3151,, Society 15 do_ and all of the worth while things 
     
     mg 3 wnndeflul Work and shoum of life. tho Church ‘lie, the Home 
     
     receive tljo wh0~ehem.md sumo,-1 life. and the National life." 
     
     and co-operation of mi our people. ~ WW '7 M Mclmd m°V°d 3 
     
     ..-I-he newbie ndvanoe made 1,, rcsoluifiin. which was carried by 
     
     the work of the Bible Society in an unanimous stnndinz vote. “ex- 
     
     pmm, Edward 151,11“, 1,; 19,181,. prcssmg -=.in':t'.l‘c appreciation of 
     
     due to the outstanding leadership “CV. M11 Raymond's fifteen l'0!il'5 
     
     of the worthy President of the so. service as President and regret 
     
     01,”, 11,, mvemnd 1.1. 1)_ Ray. that for tho piesont he was re- 
     
     mond who. 1 exceedingly regret to Elfin! "Om the W0”! " 
     
     hear, intends retiring this year. The hymn “Stand UP Stand U}! 
     
     M,-. mymnnd hag begn 1; Lower or for Jesus" was than sung and tho 
     
     311-gngt-11 and 3 powerful gtlmuius meeting clc".'i with tho Bend- 
     
     in carrying on the work of this so- diction by Rev Mr. R-avmond 
     
     olaty and. many other organization: 
     
     working in the interests of the re- 
     
     ligloug and community ‘life of this 
     
     Province and I believe that I speak 
     
     the untiments of all our people in 
     
     expanding the hope that with pro- 
     
     per rest and cotnp‘eie relaxation 
     
     (mm the many duties demanding 
     
     his time and talents he may enjoy 
     
     an only recovery and will be able 
     
     to mum his work fully resfored 
     
    
   
   
    
     to health and smnmi. 
     
     S3... of sauna and mm 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Evening session 
     
    
   
   
    
     with Rev H D. Raymond pre- 
     
     siding. dcvotlonal exercises were 
     
     conducted by Rm" W O. Rhoad. 
     
     The District Seerenry, Rev. J. M 
     
     Murchison, dellvexed an eloquent 
     
     address on the spreading of the 
     
     gospel of Christ as the primary 
     
     motive of the Church and the 
     
    
   
   
    
     place of the Bible society it: it 
     
    
   
   
    
     er‘ A 
     
    
   
   
    
     1A. 1'. By G\I:irdiiIn'a Special wi.-cl 
     
     LONDON. July 3.—A vast cen- 
     
     tenary audience, gathered in Albert 
     
     Hall, paid homage tonight to a. 50- 
     
     mm iioodlight picture of the late 
     
     Joseph Chamberlain. one of til‘? 
     
     prominent Conservative leader.‘ at 
     
     the turn of the century and in :he 
     
     ili'SL decade of the 20th century, 
     
     Neville Chamberlain. a son of 
     
     Joseph. who was born in 1836. is 
     
     Chancellor of thr Exchequer. 
     
     Close to l0.000 gathered for to- 
     
    
   
   
    
     l 
     
     i night's program in London's lnrgcsti 
     
    
   
   
    
     auditorium. * 
     
    

    
     First part of the program includ- 
     
     ing a speech by L. S. Amery. forinrr 
     
     l)omlnion's and Colonial SCCl‘t‘L.l.y. 
     
     uus ldesigned to commemorate inc 
     
     work for which Joseph Chambr..'..i in 
     
     was famed at the close of tho ‘est, 
     
     ccntilt'Y- This was his Campalzil for 
     
     closer economic Co-operation “.11 
     
     the Empire—— "known as Imp.-rl-ii 
     
     pirference"—-on which his spent ' M1 
     
     that was left to him or health and 
     
     strength" in the words of the organ. 
     
     izatlon committee. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ——‘—:———-———_- 
     
    

    
     WASHINGTON. July iL_Regdy 
     
     in fight, the American F‘cdcratio11 
     
     of labor‘: executive council goth. 
     
     ered around its broad meeting 
     
     table today to decide what to do 
     
     about the Federation's number one 
     
     robcl, John L. Lewis, president or 
     
     the United Mine Workers. 
     
    

    
     Stripaltiz on their coats and 
     
     rolling up their sleeves in the 
     
     sweltering council room. the ooun. 
     
     cll members set down to dispose 
     
     first of other problems before 
     
     iwkiins the unlonlsatloh battle ba- 
     
     twoen Lewis and the draft union 
     
     faction in the federation. 
     
    

    
     Labor leaders said they heard 
     
     that sentiment for suspending 
     
     Lewis. the mine workers and if 
     
     other unions associated with. him 
     
     in the drive to organize an the 
     
    
   
   
    
     A number of new members were 
     
     elected to the Board last night. 
     
    
   
   
    
     iieatmlleaths ldount 
     
     As Mercury Soars 
     
    
   
   
    
     I('. I‘. By Guardian‘: sp:clal Wire; 
     
    

    
     CHICAGO, July a._ Upward: of 
     
     100 deaths from heat and drowiiihgs 
     
     occurred today as record bl‘eB$‘:i,",’ 
     
     liont slzzlccl cast to the Atlantic sot.- 
     
     board. 
     
    

    
     It was the sixth consecutive day 
     
     for 100 plus degree temperatures .11 
     
     tliedrought harried plain states but 
     
     dtspitc a general forecast of con- 
     
     tinued warm and fair, long awaiicti 
     
     rain came to extreme northwest sec- 
     
     tion of North Dakota and neighbor- 
     
     ing Montana. 
     
    

    
     The precipitation amounted 
     
     half an inch at Orenora. N.D. 
     
    

    
     Elsewhere in the seared territory 
     
     and on through to New York State 
     
     the hottest weather of the summer 
     
     prevailed. The hottest spot i'ep".‘t:d 
     
     in the mlidwest was Owoaso, Midi. 
     
     where the temperature was 209. 
     
    

    
     C. A. Russell. Agriculture Secre- 
     
     tary of south Dakota. calculated the 
     
     crop losses for that state alone 
     
     would aggregate $140,000,000 at cur. 
     
     rent levels. Previously statistics mid 
     
     no the total for the country at 
     
     $300,000,000. 
     
    

    
     with conditions daily growing 
     
     worse, according to crop obszritrre 
     
     from a dolen or more mldwest 
     
     states. this total would prove an un- 
     
     der estimah, obeenon predicted. 
     
    

    
     But the sensitive domestic grain 
     
     pin were uieter today. After you- 
     
     terdayi in trading which saw 00.- 
     
     ooo.ooo bushels of when along 
     
     011300 OVHOFDWD. the market eased 
     
     on reports of extensive ralnflll in 
     
     clmdrs parched western Pl'liri:a. 
     
    
   
   
    
     i0 
     
    
   
   
    
     contributory to 
     
     mound and 
     
    
   
   
    
     thin 
     
      hflflflg lddras 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     rsorlrera in each big induatry into 
     
     om his union no meaning. i 
     
    
   
   
    
     What price: cloud generally in 
     
     M 1-9: in in tune. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MB_rook7ftelri. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Marsha - Al: st. Ann's flop: 
     
     River. July 5. 1936 in Mr. nnd Mm. 
     
     J m flliIfcl.=anc. ll son. W 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     MARRIAGIZR 
     
    
   
   
    
     fffi.tSlMAt'xiNNoN—hi cuvifi 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     Church. .\Ivmimt1. P1] wrdnt-~u::y, 
     
     July 8. 1036. il_\' llrx. G. Cn:".\'le 
     
     vlelxst:-r M s t.on.. Mritlldri \' 
     
     Kinnon of mo Rivrr in air. .. 
     
     oliis Alnx. or (‘-‘.ll‘.s ni‘ l)«*.‘='ih! 
     
     GILLES!’ —- N1(‘H0l..\‘r7!\’ —- Ag 
     
     Zion Manse, Cilnf‘l(‘.ii.‘L'!\\':‘., mi 
     
     Tuesday. July 7_ 1936, by the REV. 
     
     C‘. Cl]l'i_Vi(‘-“/t‘i.)Si(‘l'. llirs Siimh 
     
    
   
   
    
     Isabel Ni(‘ii0iS".ll of Ciirtllgnn l-lead 
     
     to Mr. George Lcsllc Gillespie of 
     
     Chnrlnttt-lo-.vu. 
     
    

    
     DOLLAR —— I\l.-\(‘l’lll£RS()N —- A1 
     
     Calvin Cliiirm. .\icrin:ii<i. on Wed. 
     
     ncsdcy. Jufy it want. bv the Rev. G. 
     
     Carlyle \VL‘i.)hi[‘l'. Mihfi Cntha->311, 
     
     Pearl Mar-Plici'.s.:n of Dttrliiigioi to 
     
     M1 Gi‘0i'lz<‘ Ilerbcrt Drillar at 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . ; -A 4;. 
     
    

    
     DI.-IATHS 
     
     ArvTiarvim~i’;T..." win...’ " r'{n.7¢‘;' 
     
     -7015' 4. 1936. Mrs Louis Anderson, 
     
     after a llngsrlng lllnrss 
     
     l(ELLY—In the City Hospital. Jul] 
     
     8, 1936. Charles Joseph Kelly, dz-an 
     
     iy beloved son of Patrick and 
     
     Mary Kelly. Funeral from hid 
     
     father's residence. Pisquid. Satur- 
     
     day morning at 8 o'clock. in st. 
     
     Patrick's Church. Fnri. Augiiiutiis. 
     
     MAONAMAIM-Died in the city on 
     
     July 6. 1936. John M:icNnmara. and 
     
     80 years. Puncrnl from A. A. Hen- 
     
     nesscy's Funeral Home tomorrow 
     
     morning at 3.15 lo the Cliursh of 
     
     the Most Ho‘y Redeemer. thence to 
     
     the. R. C. Cemetery. 
     
     MoDONAl.l)—Died in the city on 
     
     July ii. ms. Archie McDonald. -and 
     
     86 years. Funeral from his lain 
     
     i-cadence. 46 Rorhford st. Friday 
     
     morning at 0.46 in S5. Dunstan’ 
     
     Basilica. thence to the 3. O. on: 
     
     I '