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°"”"‘ °"‘ "' ”' " “*’° CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA THURSDAY AUGUST 23 1928 c......¢........ .......... r... w
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Yesterday all records of' attend-
uwe at the Provincial Exhibitionl
were smashed when a host of over'
10,000 people-for that number had
entered the grounds up to 4 p. m.-
mg uuvantage of the fine weather
go enjoy the varied and splendid
attractions of the big fair.
The officials wish to express their
pleasure and gratitude for this mark
ug approval and satisfaction on the
pn of the people.
The exhibitin is carried on in the
interests of the provlliE€,`R affords
sn outing for the people, and it is
me only event held in the island
which permits the people from all
pu;-ts of the province to assemble in
| big get-together here in Char-
lottetown.
-The officials wish the people to
feel that it lsriheir. attendance and
interest which make up the success
of the exhibition. Without that, no
matter how `good the exhibits and
the racing. the Exhibition would be
a failure. ~. ~
The judging was completed to-
rlay, all the judges expreming them-
selves as more than satisfied with
the very high standard of quality
which had been set by the exhibits.
Some of the exhibits-those of
horses, swine and sheep, were not
perhaps so large as'in past years,
but the quality of the stock shown'
was very good,
The officials wish _it to be known
tllat the Souris and Murray Harbour
trains will be held today until 5.30
p. m. The Souris train will stop al:
the crossing, and the Murray Har-
bour train will be backed up on the
“Y” near the crossing.
TODAY'S EXHIBITION
PROGRAMME
'Forenoall"-'Visiting ` cattle sheds,
main building, etc.»
Afternoon-2 to 5-Races, start-
ing at 2 p. m. Free for all trot and
pace; 2.20 trot; 2.30 trot and pace.
Attractions-Billy Rice Trio, Royal
Pekin Troupe, Ralph Maddison and
Band Music. Big Midway on Main
Grounds.
Eveninz-Concert in main Build-,
ing 8 to 830; 830 to 9.30, vaudeville,
and sillging in front of grand stand.|
l\llDG;ES FOR TIIE EXHIBITION
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Light Horses - Dr. Charles Head,
Regina, Bask.
Heavy Horses-J. D. Eadie.
Swine-J. T. Flatt. Quebec.
Beef Cattle and Sheep - W. J.
Guardhouse, Ontario.
lloisteins-D. A. McPhee.
Ayrshires-John Black.
Guernseys-J. Milligan.
rcultrv-John clark. ottawa.
Roots and Vegetables - S. J.'
Moore, Truro. .
I-‘l-uit-Mr. Fellows.
Cheese and Butter,-Mr. Maher,
Montreal.
PRIZE LIST
_ uonr lioness
' _ class 11.
STANDARD DEED ‘HORSES
l 
3. C. E. Pratt & Bon, St. Peter's.
Sec. 3.-Stallion 2 years old.
1. Dr. J. B. Jenkins. City.
Sec. 4-Stallion 1 year old.
1. Alfred E. Reid. Milford. N. S.
Sec. 5-Mare with foal at foot.
1. Alfred E. Reid, Milford. N. S.
1. Alfred E. Reid, Milford. N. S.
3. Duncan Robertson, North Riv-
er.
Sec. 6-Filly 3 yrs. old and upwards.
Eli Ings & Son. Charlotteown, P.
2.
3.
er.
Sec.
1.
Sec.
1.
William C. Clark, Summerside.
Duncan Robertson, North Riv-
8.-Fiily i year old.
Alfred E. Reid. Milford, N. S.
9-Foal of 1928. '
Alfred E. Reid, Milford, N. S.
2. Duncan Robertson, North Riv-
er. - _
3. Alfred E. Reid, Milford, N. S.
Class lil.
HACKNEY HORSES
Sec. l-Stallion 4 yrs. old and up-
wards.
1. Alex. R. McKay, Cllar'lottc-
town.
Sec. 8-Filly 1 ycar old.
1. Horne Bros., Wlnsloe.
Class IV.
CARRIAGE HORSES
Sec. 1-Carriage marc, 3 years old
and upwards, in harness.
l. Falconwood Farm, Charlotte-
town.
2. Horne Bros., Wlnsloe.
3. Falconwood Farm, Charlotte-
town.
4. Andrew Hennessey, Charlotte-
town.
5. Frank Hennessey, Charlotte-
town.
Sec. 3-Filly or Gelding? years old.
1. Wallace Moreside, North Riv-
er.
2. Dan McNeil, Clyde River.
3. Almon Boswall, Dunstaffnage.
Sec. 4.-Filly or Gelding i year old.
l. B. H. Newsom, Kingston.
Class V. 1 
ROADSTERS
Sec. 2.-Filly or Gelding 3 years
old, in harness.
1. Horne Bros., Wlnsloe. .
2. A. Harry Murphy, Charlotte-'
tcwn. .
3. Ira Carr. West Covehead.
4. T. B. Rogers, Charlottetown.
Soc. 3.-Filly or Gelding 2 years old.
1. Fulton Moresldc, North River.
2. A. 'H. Boswall & Son, Marsh-
field.
3. Edison Mutch, North River.
4. Ivan Clow, Kingston.
Class VI.
SADDLE HORSES
Sec. 1-Gentleman's Saddle Horse.
1. Home Bros., Wlnsloe.
2. Frank Hennessey. Charlotte-
town.
3. Lauchiin McKinnon.
_ Sec. 3.-Ladies Saddle Horse. ‘
Bec. 1.-Stallion 4 yrs. old and up-"
wards.
1. Frank McKay, East Royalty.
2. Sigsworth Bros., Cardigan.
Announcements,
Coming Events,
,i Meetings, Eto
l. Peter Craig, St. Avard's.
2. Home Bros., Wlnsloe.
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Class VII
PONIES -
Sec. 1.-Pony in harness, 12 1-2
hands and under.
1. Vimy Jones, Charlottetown.
2. F. B. Webster, Charlottetown.
3. Arthur H. Peake. Charlotte-
town.
Sec. 2.-Pony and boy rider, in sad-
die.
1
Vimy Jones, Charlottetown.
“ROBIN HOOD FLOUR now D\’0- Sec. 3.--Pony and girl rider, in sad-
Lirrabis ia Gingham or cotton bags.
All Grocers. ' 'l-It-ti.
"Annandale Hall Monday. Play
and Dance. . _
_ 2ins-Thur. Fri
"Delicious Hot Meals will be
served by the ladies of Bt. Duns-
ii“l'S In League of Cross I-lall dur-
ins Exhibition days.
'llld-8-15-8|
“Reserve October 10th and'iltll
f°r may directed by Min sin-bars
M°°N0ii. under auspices of Y. M.
0- A. Auxiliary. mi-a-ami.
“Come to the foe Cream social in
gamley n»._ll -Thurs-lay. Aug. lard.
hilt fine PMI! bvilntill.
_ 'moo-s-as-si
"Freefown Dramatic pliyerl
:ill present the three act comedy.
Halma. -frhs ocionurs mis" in the
mil at Craialid on Saturday. Aug;
il- 'ms-a-zz-sl
Sec.
Sec.
Scc.
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die.
i. Vimy Jones. Charlottetown.
HEAVY HORSES
Clydesdales Registered ~_ _
sec. 1-'stallion 4 yrs. old and up-'
Wirds.
1. Geo. C. Kitson, Hampshiire. l
and. .rchn Tweedy. Eamscliire.
2.-Stallion 3 yrs. old. '_
W. H. Townshend. Souris.
David Reid, Montague.
ll--Mare with foal at foot.
Garden Newson. North Rivlrr.
Keith Boswall, Victoria.
John Tweedy. Eamsollffe.
8-Mare 4 yrs old and upwards.
Geo. Owen. North River. '
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2.
I.
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3.
I.
Cl ll
°" _ ' ls ml
l Clydesdale: _ _
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-Filly three years old.
Easton Bros.. Ch'town.
Percy Roper, Ch'town.
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'°"Ths Whole Town is "I‘alkliig"|
wave mm by the central,
  as 
Bee.
lth i - ; 1. ‘ K ith Boswall, Victoria. .i =-V Dee! Cattle _ , , Captain John Bold of Bor en is cnteen fi one second, two thirds,
dsqu,  _ . I1  2' Egbert mnrds. a.mp°h|,-,_ M naw is a splendid herd' of four- showing a herd of six young guern- and one  to finish and all the commence
Q r »
li-Filly two years old
John Tweedy. Eamscliffe. '
1.
10-Foal of |028
l
occ.-ge c. xltson. i~iumpchire.`
All Records Sma.shed-.Judging Completed in all Classes-Murray
i ___ _ Harbor and Sou rls Trallls Will be Held T111 5.30 p. m. To-
Y- - - i
3. John Tweedy, Earnscliffc. '
Sec. ll~Stallion and 2 of his get.
l. Goo. C. Kitson, Hampshire.
Special prize offered by the Clyd-
esdale Horse Association of Canada.
Sec. l2~Champlon Stallion any age.
1. W. H. Townshend, Bourls.
Sec. 1.-Brood mare with foal at
Sec 2-Draf t Mare or Gelding 4 yrs.
D is rd North River
Sec. 3-Mare or Gelding 3 years old.
1. Geo. C. Kitson, Hampshire.
Home Bros., Wlnsloe.
Bert McPhail, Argyle Shore.
Gordon Newson, North River.
' DAIRY CATTLE
The showing of daily cattle was
the biggest and best ever held in
999°
600 entries, the Ayrshil'es, Jerseys
Thompson, Dllnstaffnage
Not Come Back.
QUEBEC, Aug, 22-Painting
Of Ayrshire; the principal exhibi- bun, m-5;, for yeurling hui er, an
tors were A- M0380 & S0115- H185 31 first for senior bull calf, also first' __ . . 
Son. EBSMJH BFOS-. Aiiih0i R°i99i'i5S~ for junior' heifer calf. attend a meeting of the Transport~iSt. John, fair 
Vernon M0MiiliH\ and l'l¢1”i>°fi~ -- sey cattle. They carried off five ation committee of the League of‘Boston, cloudy 
- prizes-one first. one third, two Nations, of which he is a member. New York, cloudy 
Jerseys were 8h0Wh by J- R- Sem' tetown, have a splendid herd of 37 your-ms and one ¢1f¢\,_ _-_-<-o>-_- High tide this afternoon at 4.22
ple & S011 Of 'i`fili'0- DP M°iiii'°5ii Herefords. N0l»€W0l'lhy i1m0hK them. The fine Jersey herd shown by LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS and ,tomorrow morning at 3.45.
of Harvey- Si-8ii0h. N- 3-- Elsiei' is the grond ¢h8h\Pi0n bull. RA!-Islead Bros.. of Charlottetown com- i- Sun .sets this evening at 6.56 and
BPUS- Of N°i`ih Wiiishife- and Har' PBMCI' LB-<1 VI- This herd W0" 25 prises 16 animals. They were award- MONTREAL, Aug. 22.-Receipisirises tomorrow morning at 5.10.
old Stand. Brlckley Point Rvlil- firsts out of a pouible 29. 15 seconds ed four fil-sts, among them first age today at the Dominion livestock First quarter moon Thursday, Aug
There were about 125 9l\i»l'i¢S hi and 7 thirds. It Will be Seen ihaiibuli, seven seconds and nve thirds. markets here amounted to 15 cat- 23rd 3.57 a.,m.
HolsteihS» The male °h°“‘i’i°“°hiP this herd took most of the honours with _reference to Jerseys. the tie and 28 calves. There were no Summer-side tide Eighteen mln.-
was won by Hi J. Ilieniaedy. 15011:- in its class. Thisd hezgld cgrrgd of! largest number in the hhistorymlg changes from yesterdays quotations. utes later than Charlottetown.
port, and the ema e_c amp ons p the special prize ona y rowse the exhibition were s own
by Dickie Bros.. Trllro. the Junior Brothers for four of the best calves, year,
_female championship by Bunbury any sex, in beef animals. The Willow _Farm Holstein; owned
warm, und the junior male champ- by John N. Profitt and sons Free
ioriship by Allison Profitt. of Free- _ Dairy Cattle town is a splendid herd of il ani
toxgiong other prize winners were Fred Andrews. of East Royalty :gil-x;,‘ri:dn‘cri1(l\l(:1‘pivo}riic:ull‘:e l?lle(i:ilebsK3lili i l
Cecil Stewart. Hampshire: George exhibits a very fine herd of Ayr- culunlhuu - i _ l -
Godfrey, North Wiltshire, Alexander shire cattle, seven grades and one _ '
Agnew. Central Royalty; A. R. Mc- pure bred. eight head in all.
Kay, East Royalty. and W. M. Lea. _ In the aged class four years and_grand champion; the Rogers Hard-I
as Son, Victoria. over, they carried off first, second were special prize for best four dairy, The Prince Edward Theatre was heard. as the people filed out.
It was the belt Sh0WinK Of i'l0i~ andihird- In all. Seven prizes-iW0'calves, any breed, one first, two not large enough to accomodate indicated thorough enjoyment and
stelns onrecord. iirsts. two seconds and three thirds seconds, a third and rr mth. lthe au isnoe that came to hear appreciation.
_ -have fallen to the lot of this herd.i Mr. George Godfrey s Lilac Lodge_Ethel May Shorey and her Company The specslties between uct; uun.
BEEF CATTLE The Beeohill Ci\1€mS¢yS. own-,Hoist/elns_ are another excellent of players. If a large attendance. sisting of _vocal and instruments
ed by F. W. Swindells of Princepollt-.showing. Thirteen head were shov/n.|continuous laughter. lntermirlgled music und dancing, were ,190 very
Though the beef cattle were out- N. S., are a splendid herd of cat- These won prizes as follows! Inlnot infrequently with akin to tears enjoyable. .
Tolfl?cl>)1i1c'iig ‘olive .gunman Q The ‘ans ii’ “me lime
and upwaids' ' " g' ` Dr. Buckingham' who has coma
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Sec. 3-Filly or Gelding 3 years old. arrived in Toronto today and is at C'ai1_‘;L‘;'§i~>i1u;k`;ei; ';m;"L;}i ‘:“’lm-E;
1. R. H. Binns, Charlottetown. the King Edward with his eighteen _ _ _ _ v
2. Sanderson Bros., North River. year old daughter, Lady Mary Pope` 2‘i)‘:_;’i};°n“i:;i§_‘0°dl isvfggeini-hie°‘ silt;
and her companion, Miss Phillippa
3. av Wa . . . ,- -
Sec. 4-Filly or Gelding 2 years old. Hunter. The distinguished visitor “rff;i;‘ff(fn§‘e£'enil';“\f;,i gi;;“i;;i‘;f;’|'1 uw, T E N
l' Li°yd Giidhey' Ki“g5l'°"‘ is 'I large mlm with a jovial smile' "lil:-illr Commander Bvrd " rail the --
2. Daniel Taylor, Nine Mile who iaughinglylrcmarked that he gbeaker quietly' _,and I-ma] ol'-mem (Cumdhin hm) ___
Creek' ` been a Duke only three months will never come back. T‘.leir bones PHOENIX. A112.. AUS- 22-FiV€ M°i'iii“§- Visiting Main BiiiidiiiZ~
3. Alex. McNeil, Clyde River. and that being interviewed was a Wm bleach on nw white wastes db permns were electrocuted here last came hams, poultry sheds em
Sec. 5-Filly or Gelding 1 year old, new experience. ont mhute w ghéer courage ul;sm__ mam wh _ they stumble across H Anemmnv tact* in fllom of
1' J' F' E“5t°“' Nw' wmsmm' passed in history When the Whal- biire 3.3 wer line Grand Stand HS follov/SI
§' §}f.'i""Ml”.§‘lIT' ‘§.”“§i§§¥‘°’éi... Bookkeeper Gets H "wen" --115 wr °f 11--vl°n 'eggs =° =i° sm *wins - ef- 12° Tf°=- Free-M-All Tw we
- ~ ' Roads, bound for the greatunlmown. ri wind storm about midnight. Pace. 2.30 Trot and Pace. Billy
RW” -- -F0\1l` Y6[3.I‘ S 5°“°i‘ 01 Wales Bay, thclutsucwh Three cr the victims Richard Mil-mice Trio, Royal Pekin Troupe.
sec 6-'*F°“i °i 1923- 3 ~ . of open water this side of the pole, ler, his wife' and a son were instant- Ralph Madison and Concert Band
1' "°h“ w“"'S' H“'“i’shh'°' T-" it will be the most carefully planed ly killed. Two others. Millers son‘Great big Midway on Main
2' Ai"‘°n Boswml' D"“SmH"“ge' TORONTO. AUS- 22- * Vi°i°i` R- expedition ever to leave for South- Wesley uid Uf‘i8i`\ii'iii' Cali MGH!-B Gl'0\1l’id-S-
3- Aiiiii- McNeil 5*’ Sim- Clyde Cramp, 27 year-old bookkce lj, for em `£xplomuQu_-- _ died attenip to rescue the three, Evening, Eight, iq Eight-:thirty
Ri’/°i* - the Harris Abattoir Co. -Ltgllwus' '  Miller  the wire while.concert in main .building eight-
'5°°- ""M‘“°i‘°‘i i°‘"“- males °" today sentenced to foul' years in enroute to walk. r-llc screams thirty to nine-thirty novel Pekin
Geifiiiliiif 5h°W“ in iliifiless- Kingston penitentiary by Magis- TunI16y  brought his wifeand a son to his Troupe Billy Rice' Trio Ralph
i- H°i'i`i9 Bi'°5~. Wiilsioe- trate Browne after Crump had ad-' ' . aid. Both died when they came in Madison and Band Concert’in front
2, Home Bros.. WihSi00~ 'nitted falsification of books and i .   contact with _the w|,1e_ Wesley ami of Grand stand Great big Midway
Sec- 8--‘Ci“1i“Pi°" miim “ily ilgc- theft involving $12,000. Crump Who ' ` ' other son, escaped from the wire|¢n Main fair Grounds
i. J. F. Easton. New Wiltshire. has ,_ wlfe ,md 7 yum- uid daughter Camdgpms Once, and ms shouting attracted __i_<_,,'____ _
had “cooked the books" at the Har- Meeks, The two returned and MF' The expected doesnt happen
Ulm "- ris plant for Six years- He md LONDON' A““‘ 22"`G°"° 'iiumeyltempwd to drag the bodies lfiose about as often as the unex ected
never' been in trouble before. He i°°k Wiiili if i“i°Wii “Sine gengfiboth being killed in the attempt. dues, P
GENERAL PURPOSE UORSES took the sentence without a mur- Rfoyiii siiii-9 in the iW°Y 0 », MQNTREAL' Aug 22__F|ve pep _
mur. ` ,When he arrived i"mx"°“d°nThi'°d“y' sons were killed and a sixth person -*“‘***>_*~
Sec. 1.-Mare or Gelding 4 years old ______.___---1- , The 1”°°mS- °"¢i`i°°i¢ 3 me “mes is reports.; dying gulluwmg a 1e,,e|
and upwards. teen shorthorns b€l0l1Eil18i0Mi'--l-C- are the ‘mes which were °°°“pi°d crossing accident at Yamachichef
1. Alex. B. McKay, Charlotte- |,,.i,,g of ve,-non Rive,-_ This he,-,_-1 by the Maharajah of .Pattlala. They Que" today No details are avanablel  /fHE __
i»0W-h- includes the sweepstakes bun “C°i`.i"°l"de Sitting  bedrwms here, but it is known that the Pas-V  L  EXPEWENCE
i 2- HOFH9 BYOS-~ WihSi°@~ lynie Primorse." Also the aged herd b“°h"°°"‘.5- and °' i “"5" sengers in the automobile were 0
3- A- ii- B°5Wi1ii & 5°li~» Miil`Sii' took first in their class. The herd.l """_ °°° tourists from the United S¢,ate5_ The   AN*
.field. ' which consists of splendid beef ani-‘   dead and injured have been taken
4- CBCil 5i0Wi1l‘i. l'l11mlJShil`¢- mais, have won twenty one prizes in to Three Rue,-s_ Que' The “ummm  
. 5- Wiiim" stewart' N°ii'i‘ River- all-eight' firsts, eight seconds and; I  bile i8 reported to have stalled on a ,fn W Y
Sec. 2-Brood mare with foal at me ¢_hh~ds_ _. ' -_ 'i ' S _ crossing infront of a C. P. R. train.' EiR A
root. lrcrne arcs.. or winsloe have a ____ MQNTREAL, Aug., 22-The rivc 'f|\lROUGH
1. B- H- Newsom Kensington- one herd of polled rmsus cattle., lspcclsl io the Guuraisul tourists were frcr.. clc..¢1u.,u_ Ohio,
2. J. F. Easton, New Wiltshire. umung whom are many prize win- LOND0N_ Aug_ 22__The duo;-_ and were _reported identified as ,, '
3- G90- C- KiiS0!1. Himlbshife- ners. lreeper'oi' the Italian consulate in follows:-Mr and Mrs. George Wise, //4
M986. Belgium, WHS Siishliy iniur- Mrs Lester Vanderwerf and her two, ° \U\\
"_ U ll/imii
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goodlherd of Shorthorns on Exhibl-inight. Both the Italian consul, vice Mary Dotty was taken to the'N01.' _ ) g
tion. The filled iliiii iim°li8 mem consul were absent at the time of n-um C1-953 Hospital' Three Rive,-5_  _
won third Prim. :rind \theyncz-5`i;;:. the explosion. Authorities believeld when ji, was _gated she was ,,e,y _ ' 4 _
off first and secon Pl' zes di ,the bombing was the work of ant - ur-itiuully injur¢d_ g _
  "i°"“'.f..°:.’S°::f.°'i...:  -°-we   ll" - = fs
ca ves un er sx m s, -mmun spy vng egg, . .
W1l18al1 For l "' -_._ '
Charlottetown, there being about A magnmcent showing of Sho"-   daylx e- -  `_ M
for aged herd; also three calves. the
get oi’ one sire, third
horns fs the herd of 21 cattle from ARRIVED SAI-‘ELY
Saunders and Salnderson, Charlot-
    li-‘E _ Into Albany _'
g ` _ -  ' - . (Special to the Guardian)
' - - ` _ ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. 22. -- The
3 _ . . , . . democracy of the nation began to
' arrive in Albany today. Some 20,- l
_ ' - P   N 000 enthusiastic Al ‘Smith fans are '
_ i E here now. Before the sun sets be-
, I hind the state capitol there should
. . ' ' __ be at least 95,000 Smith for Presi-
This herd carried of! the Junior:
male championship, and reserve
Smith Fans' Pouring
dent "extras" in this city The Al
SeVenty Men Are G0' Smith who timorously entered the
ca tol as an obscure r of
ing  th€ Illtrep' thgissserubly a quarter oingmcghtury I |
ago will walk out of it into the
 Explorer a' n_d glare of spotlights and the gaze of
Many of Them  tens of thousands tomorrow even-'
ing, the leader of the democratic
party of the United States.
R /ACCEPTS NOMINATION
graphic picture of the trials and ALBANY NT Aug 22 Back
Sec. 13.-Champion mare any age. " - _ %‘;,';gf;;Xgui;hA?;’;_‘f°c;:‘?i‘:5B?g:h$£g again in the executive. hail where
1' G°rd°" Newsm' North River' President Ahmed Zogu of Albania Arctic explorer. will face when he yea” °'° he .received ii l’°iii~i°ai
Sec. 14-Geo. C. Kitson, Special for h u el ted to the to to H to Roads' vi In schooling govemcr Smith accepted Hgifug Logan, ex-M, P. who has
, lssorytobe cvs same ampn rge.,
ben foals sued by Argen"e“.n Bay' royal throne af his country. accord- aboard the Whaler Larson on his thilnemmuc Pfesfideniihi mimi- been appointed to fill one of the
1- -’°i‘“ WMS- "“"‘i"‘“‘°- lu ic numerous re rls. The elect- great csvehturc the ex lcrutiun cr ““ °" _ Wi* ° °m°i=i1y ad vacancies on the board of the Can-
2- Kfiih B°“’“"- Vi°°°"“- lchs cr the slburmu .constituent the south Pole' from time slr, Dr. "img °°"°"‘°i' smifil fe" i° 38"- “dim National Railway- Mr- I-owl.
assembly resulted ln au overwhelm- Davis E. Buckingham, or washing- “”°' Kei' Pii"‘“““ °’ N°"“d° l”i‘° Wiw WH 0"# °f the llfomiwii
Class I0 Ing victory mr thexovemmant' and wh' D_ C" mmm" a prominent m_c_ told the nominee that he had been members of the Liberal party in the
th la ti hicll will make tic explorer, and veterinary expert made °°mm°nd" in chief °f the ii°\lB¢ 0' C0mm0llS» l'¢l>l`¢S¢lll¢1i li"
e proc ma on W _ , - _
DRAFT HORSES Zan king is expected when uw who Wm Sa" together with Byrd and lxzigse oélzemgsrzrgi with full cgnfl- constituency of Cumberliand. N. S..
S
assembly meets. ` his gallant company in charge ortho e to I my ,, ¢‘"""Y 0"' im- for several years- llc s lawyer
root dugg which Wm be used to (_,-ans. ii i` V¢ YY- and resides at Amherst, N. S.
1- -lam was Hampshire- Duke of Newcastle §3§Z..§‘f;°.‘.’.i.“.§‘;‘.1’."i..”.i’..“.§§.i`.°..”.;§’.i2?.i "_ . -~»>-
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PRDGRAM AT
FDR TDDAY

IN 5PEl]lll‘
England, France -and
Italy Hold Annllal
Manoellvres f 6 r
Forces With the
_ Signing of the Anti-
War_ Treaty Legs
Th-an a Week Away
g ' ' _ ' lurning Glardfasl. I'o\nl»l _I
_ __ ' . I ‘
TEN IHDUSAND PEDPLE , ~ *'-
ATTENDED THE BID FAIR YESTERDAY
i
PARIS, Aug. 22-With the sign-
ing of the Kellogg anti-war treaty
less than a week away, the armed
forces of England. France and Italy
are massed in their respective coun-
tries. Dreborhls against possible
war. Annual manoeuvrw are being
held by all three countries. -
In England, artillery, cavalry.
tanks. armored cars and areoplagiea
began their manoeuvres on'Balill-
bury plain today, coinciding wltlk
“Navy week" during which th
people are permitted to inspect mvy
ships at the various ports. Last week
London was "bombed" unmercifuily
in sham and plane manoeuvree.
French troops are manoeuvring
with great secrecy this week in the
_mountains and'valleys of that
country, while joint Ii‘rasco-British
maneouvres were decided on for the
Rhlneland. despite protests Irvin
Germany.
Italy also is having extensive
troop manoeuvres. Meanwhile pre-
' -parations went forward here for a
great gathering of diplomats to
‘attend the formal signing next
Monday of the Kellogg treaty, A
movement to end wars of aggrelion
or conquest.
Secretary Kellogg is due on tho
Ile De France in a few days. He will
stop at the home of Myron T.
Herrick, United States Ambassador
to France, _Herrick announced po-
day. Kellogg has expressed a desire
to avoid ostentation and chose the
Herrick home instead of the lux-
urious quarters in the Hotel Orllion
_occupied by President Wilson dur-
‘ing the Versailles treaty negoti-
ations.
Kellogg sent a wireless today say-
ing he was enjoying the trip and-lrl
perfect health.
The American embassy announc-
ed ioday that Kellogg would repay
the visit of President William T.
Cosgrove of the Irish Free Stale.
before he returns home., Kellogg
probably will leave Herve on the
cruiser Detroit on Aug. 29, lani'lll\8
at Queension, Ireland.
Great Ceremony ‘
_ At Menin Gate
(Special to the Guardian)
TORONTO. Aug. Z2.--H15 Royal
Highness Prince Edward leads 11000
British Legion war pilgrims back to
Ypres for the great ceremony of re-
membrance at the Menin Gate. The
inscription on this beautiful peace
edifice under the British lions reads:
To the armies of the British lin-
pire who stood here from 1914* 'to
1-118, and to those of their dead who
have no known grave." ---
Nominee Stahhcfi
~ _ _ In The Arm
(Cahadian Press)
N 1-IVILLE Tenn Aug 22-
L- NEHG WEN lielii in Dffief- There threc fourths. Xenia from Bushare. Persia today., °0mPB¥ii¢¢i by Uldy Th0l'hiDh. Will not much change in temperature
was H- 80011 tiihibii- by the U0iCi0ii They carried off first money forwrhey will resume their flight, in sail for Europe from New Yorkyrnronto, clear, 
Gllerniey CBiiii¢ ciiiil- young herd, hrst for two year old England tomorrow, Saturday on the Majestic. He will Montreal, cloudy 
f d _ inspect the British and continent_a.l|Quebec, cloudy
offices of the company and wlilicharlottctown fair
82-88
82--62
  '78-62
 73--82
'74-62
from Roper Bro hers Central Ro ionshi the Junior championship is left untold in this report Suffice
ers, Winllob. - ' , . t . y- ps, ,
alty. about a year and a half ago. and tho grand championship, asv- to guy that this large audience wus
oollvulsed with laughter from start
_PRINCE EDWARD I PACKED
0_.._._.1
numbered this year by the dairy tie. 'I’hey are remarkably well lrept,`grades, three flrsts and one sec- are indications oi’ appreciation.then Tonight the Play will be “Justice”
rerds, there was nevertheless a very ,each being covered with a blanket ond. The herd is somewhat depict- last nights performanod`was cn- a strong drama interspersed with
creditable showing of the former, bearing the name of the herd. Theied, some of the best breeders hav-ljoyed to the full. guou whqleuumu comedy,
the exhibitors of Bhorthorns, in- .herd is 2'! in number. and has car- ing been sold this spring. l The story of the play briefly, was Ing 0,451-
cluding James C. Irvin, of Vemon, rled of! all the six championships ini The Valleyvue Jerseys. exhibited the redemption oi' a crook by the _
Trenholm. Amherst. and Tweedy their class. In addition t.o these, by 1'. R. Sample and Som of Trurollove of a girl and it was well told "Jimmy"-Fred S. Campbell.
Br-cs., Eamsoliffe. and of Her-sfords. they have won fifteen nl-sts, ten N, S., are another fine herd, com- in mingled comedy and pathos. Shiftly Mcshane-Prank H. Dowl-
Saunders dt Beunderson. Winsloei seconds and seven thirds. _prising 19 head. | As the play is to be repeated as ing '
.and of Polied Angus, Home Broth- -Part of the herd were bought They were awarded two champ- a matinee this aftemoon the story
Billy Allen-Harry W. Marble.
The Bulldog-Ralph S. Pope.
Mary-Hamel E. Roswell. ‘
Lis Mcéhane-Aileen A. Aillins.
Elsie Allen-Ethel May Bhorey.
 62-54'
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AB . -. ~ -
Raleigh s. Hopkins, columbia.
Tenn., the Republican nominee for
Governor, was stabbed in the ann
by John W. Jackson. a fellow towns-
man during a meeting of the Re-
publican state executive commiitbo
to canvass votes in the August--Ind
primary at the state capitol today-
The stabbing took place duri& I
heated argument over a contest
brought in Hopkins' home district.
Hopkins attempted to push Jalison
off the floor and the latter smlck
him with a pocket knife.
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IIARVESTING BEGUN
(Special to the Guardian) '~ _
WINNIPEG, Man.. Aug. 22. -In
a few parts of Manitoba early
threshing has commenced and grain
cutting is three quarters completed.
In other parts oi' the West harvest-
ing ls in full swing. --
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