,1" t~' w" ‘l’ '41. A t .1‘ _ i, ‘t y} t - charge. awfully lnixcd up. Did you ever plead Mr. Barroil the registrafon papers of the location 0f his fox- es?" Barron, I\Ir. Martin asked: SUPREME “COURT W. K. ROGERS "A settlement in full?" l yg, Mr. ROGERS: We gave him the “Y”;- W. D. BARRON [location of the foxes tip to this "on m,» lyt-ar. Itcgistmtitin cert ficates “WM,” L s2 00o mm, taken M The above case was tried In the can only bc Issued when they are a semenwm up?» Supreme Cotlrt at Georgctownflptlitl for atid he Is entitled to the ~Nol no; ranchmg charges had July 10th. DUIOITLUIQ (‘hlcf Justiceiccrtiflcatcs." 1,8,.“ accumuhmng_~ and a Jury. Action was- brotight "ls thete anyth ng lil the con- w rptV-"ypf $2,352.11 on pnntiissttry tract stiying tllat he did not own ("IL-_in notes. Itc 11K balance dut- on the the foxes?" ‘ ‘There was no settlement purchase 1lrice of foxes, togcther_ '\\ ell. I till!!! l!!l0\\'. blll Yllll 5139 full," with subsequcnt charges for we don't issue ccrtificatcs—-—" ratit-Illitg lhein. The tiefendaitts "Aiis\\‘cl‘ tllc q!!v=‘lll1!l-" clainl that there was II failure to "'l‘hcre is nothing n curry otlt tho terms of the colltractytrtlcl. lto."r Rllttrailtt-t-Illl: the brcr-tlint: duality! "lie gave a note for tllciti. wll)‘ of the foxes was not itl [ht-op ttlonlltlitl he not gt‘! Illa !".‘§lill'-'lllllll of the trial judge, t-ttaiticti- b)‘ lll‘i"""'l"l““l""ln evhlunfyt. “m1 (11,. 1111-1- \\'pftl so In’)? "llccillltit- we don't ssuta twgistrit- B{r“ctpd_ ‘ Ill." ccrtlficates to any one until i Two viffsct claims 'by the defiulll illlv fllXvl-l ill": llil ll ml?" ant for irloncy due him ou cominfs-I "Is that )0!!!‘ Ulll)’ ftfllfillll l0? ll"! son wcrt- ztlltiwetl and dcducttttl “ill!!! l'~'Kl-§‘l!‘i!ll0!! lfvlTlllfillll-‘Pl l0 froiil thc total clnilli, the _ll|l'_\' al {the man who Iiougllt the foxes‘! lowilli-t the hlailltllf it vt-rtlict fol'|\\'ll-‘~lll'l lll" Ilil.\'lllt-'. Yul! $150 a Yellrl ~51 tzztncbiiig charges on thcltl'.'" :|'. ‘ts of the t-ritit-tlcc]-tl't= givcu.’ "'1 ll-Il is what wt- do. \\'e have |]P|[|\\‘y mgpihpy with 1111- Jutlgr-‘sta ituiiihci" of people who blly foxes all the ‘time. tlic con- ctl it?" - "l don't know.” st-ss oil?" “YUM, notes after they were paid?" holes are here." stand llll'l‘t,‘ s a law-suit II don't wish to go Into that but .\lr. J. A. Bentley and ,\Ir Joltn-pegistration c-rtiiicittcs are trans‘ uh)“ “m, 1-11 101-1111» 11]“ m1 ;.~_\|1'_l!t'l'l'I"ll to their iiatnt- then wc have l\lill‘llll for the ticfclltialli. [ll llll "l llllllllle-H , extra two pa rs of foxes." ,\\'_ K lttigt-rs, fox filrttn-t" and hi; "irlllti titan ilt‘\'l'l‘ had tzht- lilxlzn‘ 10pm} “inching charges.” .“t|lI'U';‘l‘t't'l algcrtit, I (iltarlotttititntvltt,,iil-ftsiy-rt-tl tn Itls name, .s that a u\-‘S‘ l can.‘ "mlerslzuld ma“. ll-slt Ict as o tistt-a litgs wt l ic 1 ‘ - dl-ft-ttdtlltt, \\'. Ii. lhtrrtlit, of lluff- "l tllttl'! kllflW lllil! ltl‘ 1100-" aIo. .\'. Y., who sinctl hc kIlt'\\' It int "liid Ip- cvc!‘ ti"! l! llllfllllllll, itl‘ ll has Ilct-ll ilt titit i'o.\ Iiusilt 3s» and is ilrct-tlltli-l ccrtifit-:ttc‘,'" |tI‘~-<.lllt'Ill ottip- .\-- rut-d haying! “Yrs. hc not ltclllsce clltlrls." t'otptiialioit. II-l f t Ilad ttt-golitt1 "For all of thciii‘.'" iitllls \\'l'll .\lr. Ilarrod)‘ about l:t2o_| ‘As far as I kilow hc dd." lll the sprint: of I02.’ lit‘ sold llllll‘ d Ip- not ask for il and ditl lie outright three pairs. of Yum-yell]!!! ct it ~a ccrtiflcltte for otte 'I‘lit-rl~ wcrt- t-vo troiltritcls tiravl'il.lililll' lll‘ l"l‘l"-*"-'" _ ma- for two palrz-l and the tttlicr for‘ "so far as l Ilallw l!» not ttctllizrec ottt- pair on the coltdilitliis sci.l"ll='l'l\' llll‘ illl lllc‘ ll>-\"'-‘»" _ forth‘ Ill lllt*".'ii».’l"'t'iiil'lll. 'l‘ltt- cont" “You t-Itttritcti hm $150 a \cnr ttacts, whit-ll wt-rc drawn by Nllfltilil‘ racllillli. 11"!’ Illlll- Yllll llll4ll"ll Ihfrtop and 1'tir\v;|rt1t-t1 to ,\1r, |(tl1_'1iI contract that tltcy would 1irttdllct! prc, tvt-re 111,- qgtmt- ttxt-t-piing 11 tht-lill Icast oilc hllltdreti 1tcrct-ltt tint tcrtits of payment 'l'Ii-- fllXt-s. ihcy did not Ilavc a litter-that pcratinttllg; sclccti-tl by _\lr, _otl wotkltl subatittltc. Ilow itllicll front his ranch, NciIIit-pfsltllstiltll on did yoti dt of llacls foxes Iiotigllt uitdcr tip to Scpt, tit), I022. itppcztt‘ off Barrett's account. as ont- hltltdri-ti pt-recitt lllltlc!‘ ibc contract. '|‘It:ti be fouupztirs of fttxcs Iiad itl his own Illiillt ‘ttnd four tiairs." "\\'lic|1 addit on." tht‘ Ncitr for Flfliillit-rg 11, |\||[1-[' llll~1llilll' .\ll‘lliill'l~ toolt, 'ihc tilird pair. 1111,11,, '1"1,,l torus Mb lmJd-g (-1111 {tilt-y bad a Iltt-r of four: illrcc of ttpp-rt-d 11, 11a m.» good as any bellhclil dif-d and wc substitult-tl one hlttl. .\lllcll of the purcbast- prit-MlllX l0 llllllil‘ llIi Illali IIPXI Y"lll‘ “l? was credited to .\lr. Ilarron on lllllfl- llllll all!» colttliilssit-ll, as he nuts actlliil “U” m" "Hwr lw” lllllrll- \\'ll"ll ‘llll 1 .\lr. Iiocclns” ztgt-nt. 'I'Ilcr-- rcttitrllcti lIl_L’_ to lllc contract." in selecting tllelll?" a-‘I “you :llll\'llllilll altll what year?" lt I i't t cittiruly to inc." lttt-ittlntv, I)r, Mt-unirt-H of tidrdiittt rilnciiing ralt-s on four pairs‘ -t“'-hy!3-» falo, rctttiuiiig IlIt~ otllcr two pa rsllll l'llX*'-*‘-’" with .\Ir llngcl‘.<_ 'I‘Itt- ‘r sold at‘ "\\‘t- t-itargctl lllill only on four Ilr Nlt-lluirt- had n sat t-torl‘ iii lllrlirs from tllc first of (Icioltci- I022 1'|‘¢l.'1~‘t- iluriiig thi- two ft)lll)\\'l11|_',l II tht- first of th-loIu-r 1023i. '|‘Ii:lt yi-ttrrl. hut thc two pars rctitiilt-d 7s _iiist ihc rt-gttlar ratt- ulltlcr the b)’ .\lr. Ilarrroil had tio succt.sfitI.<'ltll|l'l!l'l-" iu Ilis own tifficc." "Aiiytiiittg wrong tibout that?" "lcs. \\'c Iiavt- had liilt s '|‘o fulfill thc coiurzict .\Ir' "Yllll l'll1ll'!“ll llllll, "It llll‘ llllll‘ of trouliic on that very point‘ litliic tIIotti-tl him two additltiiltti llllll did not llrccd and on tho- pair mm“ many Doom‘; w," fox“ will," pail . t ch "IILZ. up ratit-llillg c_x Illtlll ll tlvilllll "l! llll‘ 1W" Fllll-‘illlll ithc [Etxtlp- are not paid for. “Cc ll!" llllll’ Il-l l3“, ill $l-tll""'l """‘< wrotc .\lr. Iiarroil that wbcll lic| per IIIIII‘ pct‘ ‘it-ill’. '|‘Ilis tno:l<~_v aitdf "W" 'l'lllll'l!"ll llllll "ll llll‘_l'tlll'l ‘Ittmt- 1,1‘ tlp- tirigiilzti 1turcll:t.~:c,l!l1 ., jitst tltt- ilullillcr of foxcalln," mum“, __-i ]iI'I!'t‘ Ilad not llcctl paid, Subvlllill lll‘llWll"ll-" "Ill fact, Ml‘. Ir: ting crcdits on czlniurssltitfl "Wm" my“ “"1 Yo" “ull-‘lllllll-e-‘tn find otit tllc location of his fux-' pita, ttmouttting to ‘tillafl .\Ir.,>">llllt-I ll!‘ "lll?" wt" . l “It ivas tint n cash of stibstiitl- lion, it was :t cttsi- of supply." Pros-s t‘\'t'illllllt'il hy .\lr. Vartili "\\_"ll- l"'lll-'ll'l‘llll'lll. llll'!!-" ‘You sity .\lr. Iarrtlit Iicloitgs to “Nil, Illtl l'l'illl‘ll"'lll"lll- W“ l4ll""':lrtttlltrI lluffaltt, New Yttrk. You art- jnl-lvhat lllc coltti-zlct caiicd for, oiicl ' 1,l|-,._.;1,.,1 y-Uu-p .]l- >1, 1;m-1-,,|,,; 1 SpUIIllititli-rtl 1icrccilt incrctlsc. Ilc was yum- 1,.-_-,,1 1,111,“. is u; 11H. 11mph,“ cntitIt-tl to two 1iztirs of tiups." "llc rtlwuyslkncu’ that; .all the old ilcil Illilillitlrpt, i duc hiinl Iitlgcrs cl.'iilitctl a ba ‘III from .\lr. liarrtlli of 331202.11. - from "Wasn't this 81,500 note taken as s settlement at the time, In full?" "Wasn't the $2.384 settlement In In Ivhere have these notes been Has Barron ever tlccn one of the notes since he sign- "AII thc ltotcs nrt- _in your pos- “Did you evcr return one of the "I don't suppose we did; all the "I don't wish to go into anything tuttsitlt- of this Ilusineess; I ttnticr- [tcitdlng Ibetwt-cit yoti, in the l'nittetl Slates; [and do not pay tor thcm and f lll0"\‘,u"ld like to ask how "Us Inter t-st is tnade tip itlitl for what time yott make tip the (charges oil those "I can explain that very clearly We charged hlln on the three pairs the con- Our ranch ycar clids on Sept. Iio. 'I‘ht~ Iltt-re would be one pair of foxcs sold to lir. llctluirc, and [ht-y 111s- ll-t» till-n had two pairs of his tiwll old ftfics, anti w»- gilve h Ill two 1iairs Increase would lt Iiarron thoro would In» ranching charges oit the wits he notlfietl of that “l don't know that lic was iiotl- .' ‘rtiil no]. “m. ,-..p|-t-_\-.-1|1mi\.,. "(nth Iiuudrtltl pt-rct-iit." n,“ H, ML Th" vommvt ammmr of his was [IN-shill at lht- St-lvtllliii,‘ "lllt \\'lllll I!-'lll'>i"" 11,1111), p;|1|,.,| ful- Um; -- it ttot bt-iiig ptissiltlt- at that t inc of~ "llll ll!>' l\\'tl It ‘l llllll "ll lll" -~\\'1m .-,.1,.,;1,.,| 1|“, “was?” “\\'t- sclccictl tllc. foxes tlctrortl- "Ilid lie Iltivc anybody concerntlti ‘lit- did not, ztsk to have ‘lily body; "llt'lf‘lilfll' Iic was attcmptitig to lit-II foxes that wcrc not paid for. \\i- had all enquiry front .'t ttlcgk 1 a good dcal ,paid for ills f ‘(cs lit‘ would get the Illlll! l'l'I-Z'll'lll!lI-¥ a tromnlltlrllntl- l ays It should be $100 aittl u Inn-mp was 1111351,; you say it, should be $700. 1m hadlfffillli‘ to my .off'co in "Iiut they wcrt- Iicitig cliaiigcil ll‘itliltl's to lirtllvifs, front North River to IlciIvlt-ur, and back anti forth nntil you couldn't Icll wilt-re they were. It was a case nocent parties and If he would sell these foxes, that would be mislead- ing. He would take the money and they would come to_ me for the foxes, and they would tike good foxes that they had no legal right to. legally liable but in another case I had to give foxes upon which 1 received pract cnlly nothing." Further cross-exam nation fol- lowed. Witness said Barron bad bad luck with his foxes, but not as bad as BOIIIQIIIEIIIDGIH of his own family. lle said be had fully ful- filled the terms of the contract by substitutng the foxes he did when the original pairs did not produce the extracted increase. Further evidence for the plaintiff was g ven by Thus, B. qlfogcrs and Finis. Leigh re the foxes puchasetl tutti itlatie. WILLIAM D. BARRON, the de- fendant, then took the stand. had had considerable business trallsttctltins with Mr. Rogers and ltad ltilltscit‘ drawn ho contracts rc illu purchase of t e illlrBl-B llllll’! l of foxes, and forwarded copies froiti Buffalo to Charlottetown. He had ncver seen the foxes, except the pttir that he itftcrwtlrtla sold to his Itrothcriii-Itlw IJr. lll-cflulre. lie had reecivctl "sort of" pedigree papers with pcn anti ranch nunr bers but did not know where the foxes wcrt- now. The two last pairs were, Imllgltt w th ii guarittttcc of one lluutlrtd 1icrtrcnt Increase. lie ll liittlcrsttltltl they were to be guar! tttttecti Iircedt-rs. As thcste did not Iirectl they were suppt-tt-li to flir- nisll ltiiti with two othcr 1iairs. 0f .|Ile pairs furnishutl, one had neither |lctl grcc itor tittmc. Iltt never got “i111 pedigree ltapcrs or ally regis- tration certificates. . a Mr. MARTIN: ‘Whcn you Itougbt Ihost- foxes ‘at $2500 a pair was llil~l't‘,iiily string to the buy?" Mr. BARRON: “No, RXlJtEpf. lbat Ihcy wtert- to be guitrailtceti Iii-ced- crs and I was to be gtiartititeeati at t. onc Ituntlrctl tterccltt lill1l‘f:tt.~lli, and if lily pa r did ttot ltrccd they wcrt- to Sllllbllltllllt‘ a pair that would Ilrcctl so that I would have cuaranIt-ctl breeders. "What have you got now?" "I don't know what I've got." "Nn, I ttrietl to get :1 reptirt and t-Itcy Itept. rt-lusiilg to givc me In- W-ts bl- cvcr nililficd If thc - 1' q 1 1 . . .. » .. v1 '~ ~ - ' ' . * told me that _ _, _ _ : l y, _ _ . h. m, m“ r 15,33’ ‘ I _ _ _ m. Iotltla ion. out: ioty 1km?" “m d“: l“? l" 1"" T “jlmy- a“ ', I .0’ _| | I H ,.. l" ll- lll“) ““ll‘ lll-' titc foxcs had Iitecn chttilgl-tl around ll ltIc-clllcll b.\ !!l»~"~'- l'~!!"\\'-ll lfcllll ll" “ll lrlllll ‘l till! l"ll- I "Yr-s lllWilVH till in this Witlfci‘ -,t tilncs and I w-ts try hi: In locate . » ' -: - '. t ‘ "'I':t ;.~ vlat It: r--r. . . -' - - -- " " ' " ' fulm“ t“ HLHIL‘ "all “'1', Imam‘ dmwl-l M \ I l l H“ H “I'm ‘W 'l"l m" l~""l' llll" lllllll'lllil' llll'lli lint I cuttldirt gct iuforuttttitm w ilf'l'll . . . -, ,:l't‘ttt rtstlt - ‘ ton with regard to the cn itutit- - - . --1- 1 ont- pair hi" foXt-s ltuci- to Ills ln-ot-i “ t)’ What right llitl you trllarst‘ 1,,...,» - p "S l“ "l" "' m” ‘WW m“ ‘d’ got tired writing and trying to get information." "I bcl cvu you have got a law suit. in the States ttgahlst Mr. Rog- "I'vc got two stilts 1iending ttgttiilst Ml‘. Rogers." "'I‘hcy have nothing to do with ll this deal?" "No, notlrng." "'I‘hcrn is an itcm of $700 in dis- .\lr. Roger‘ 'I‘t-II us about that." "On Jilin-ZR, 1922 Mr. Rogers Buffalo. Iincrcasctl lily troinmlssioti to 35 pcr- ccitt on some Ilusincss doilc in lion- lon which ittelttdt-ti this ‘Great Iatkt-s tlcill." "Whitt was that?" 1 "A trtmsnctbn which a rcprcscn- Ilauit Iluildiitg in ,lltti'l'alrt, N, Y, "You RllYll ll l!l_ lllflllll lllll Yllllbf "Now you get» mam mp1 "my tntivc of his, nntl I, co opcratctl You arc iii thc fov Iiusiltcss lllllll-‘ill llll‘ lll'(‘!'ll!llI~' l‘l“'-lll'll»‘l "l5" yotl don't," 11.151 he bot-n lnfilrttietl Wllll lll BlO-‘lllll-‘I- Tlllll l'°Ill'l'l~ll-'lllll' Iltt-re" tlu lllui. “-1,,.,-,. 11,1, foxp, ‘vprp 11,," ;Y(|‘I‘r?" t'vt- ltitd Itccn takctt out of that "I tlliltk so." | "Arc you stlrc?" "i can't swear. Our fo.\' rccortls "I think that Ill n itiistttltl- in tho wortllttg of lllc couirttct. '|‘hc 'n- lllllitiil is’ that, .\lr. Ilarrtiirs tiffict- is illcrc" arc Itt-lti by one iitail and our ac- "I scc thc contract zts wriItt-tl cottntiitg by iittotlit-r, So f,-||- m; I rays that II tltc first 1tlacc llc \\';ts itltow by thc corrcstioildt-ltcc Iirt-cd- your rt-prcsctttativ Iilll .\Ir I:lr-‘ill_'-<‘ch:iris.Il:tvc Iu-t-ll furllisbctl for ron is Ilttt-rcstt-tl in litt- fov and all. but no t'ci';i.l:t'r:|t on ccrtificatos, you also \\l-I'<- iitttercslcti itl I'o.\cs whit-It wc tlo itot ftirllislt to attyottc in New York." ' ' until thc tiwilt-rsllip is tilkcii ztlvay." "Not t-xccpt sclfitg foxcs; I llavc “And If .\lr. Ilarrttn wilittt-d to scll no fort-s iltt-rc." ont- n1‘ iltost- foal-s at any tiinc Itc "Well, you arc 1trcsitIi-llt of a fox could not scll .t nvitllout going “IIc was ltiforlllcti Wcrc in tin- rtut m‘ 1.02s." "Wllcrc they ztl] were,” “I don't know about that. that fls Ilic rt-asttit, Iiccttusc don't \\':titt- llilti Io scll foxca iliiioccitt parties " thc rcgislrttton certificates llic tttlt- dcctl?" contpitity Ihcrc." lo _vti|i'.".' "I don't 1111"]; 11,. (Ivor ask...“ for "“:\‘ltnv,_ltttt not tlI that time." ‘ "(if copy-ct- 1“. could." icgistratititi ccrtifltetttca; hc asked Ihc tux company is tlit- 'I‘tlpittt c110“. puum Ill}? yo" ha,‘ n“, for 1I4't|l1.',|'t31>,=1," Ii‘ur I~'.'ir|lts'."' "I'Ilt- 'l'ltpliit Fur Ifaritis, llIi'tiI‘|ItiI‘~ nit-d " "And you arc ttrcslilcltt of Iltt- JillillHl f‘. 'l"|l[Ill1| S l\’l'l' Iilack Fox ('o|ll|l:|uy' of I’. IC. Island?" “Ycs." rt-glstraiitiit tztll‘til'ic.'ttcs.' ' “Iiut hi- had tlte Iirccil ug charts. You Ilriitg up the vcry point wily w;- do not issue registration certi- ficatcs. llc tfliiilil gct trailsfcra ilt thc Ilnitcti Statics, bttt we 1ircfcr to _ ssuc tllclu ilt tltc first vialtlc; we i‘tntittiulitg_ .\lr. Iiogcrs "XIll-‘llll -Ioii't want all these transfers; they cd that Itc and .\lr. Ilitrrtlti dill Irusi- (-051 l]|(‘|l{|'v‘ W“ ha“, a brpplflng itl-as togl-tlttlr tlitll lll!'l'l'llll.\' ll": art which we furnish. which sold him the llll'l‘t' pa rs of foxes-l “wt, H11 [hp hfpq-(Hng; 111p“ wr, l" llW-‘lllltll. l‘ l"‘l'l"‘l l"- “'llll'll “"'l'l' l‘t'lil~‘~'ll'l'l'll I sut- the certificates wllcn the sllYlllg llllll 1u-tiitlrcctl silver Itlttck foxcs, 'I‘Iicsc (nynppghll) ‘a finally scttlctl." foxl-J: wcrc iii tltc following rant-hos‘ oin- pair Iii titc Iit-llv cw ranch. ollc grct-s?" islictl Itiut." ~ Wlttic-l-"s was asikcd Icttcr yirtltltitrctl in court, {Iltlrch 22, 1112f 1mm .\lr. Iiarrtm lit which he \ _._.._¢ to rand ctc., of the foxes it. appt-arcd he ft-Ii, that whore arc they now?" whcrc they Ilut \\'<‘ "liut if you Ilit- mcrcly lllr! cus- todian who scIt-ctctl the foxl-g and loolt a lit-u lltilt- for thcm, by what Illzitt do you claiitt to Iiold back mid "Wlly did you withhold the petli- "We didn't withhold Iltt-m; tho Ilclllgrct- rccortis have Itecn furn- dtittctl llllllfiltlll to _ replics to Iiitrroit .~t rcqucst, forIiiftiritiatlou as by to hint (Mr. Itogcrs) that Iiarron was try- "Yoti stippiicd two young tincs; Iltt.’ to HPll to Inilotrctit 1iarties; aiftl l l “l.l£.‘L..l.Q..tIlctti no It-rritory and as I had Iakcltl Ihc work over bc Sibtl Itc would in- crt-asc llty coinnlisi-lltlu to . i pcr- trcnf. IIc wantctf tile to licl]? this contpauy in completing Iltt-Ir flit ancilii-r: tltcy were in a vcry bad way. I wcitt nut and spr-tit about a tnontll ' and a half and Ilclpctl raise llic intuit-y. and they gave Mr Ilogcrs thcir notc. I Iicllcve that nott- itas all been paid since, or most of it. I was to get 3G pcr- ccnt commission oit that.” "’I‘h:tt would collie to $700." "vi-s." "tVir, Rogers nllowctl you $400." "I think Ito allowed me tip to that tiiuo what ltad bccit paid on thc note. Ilut the note is pcrfcct- iy good. 0f course I couldn't col- lcct it mysclf." "Tlttv-rc is an Itcm dlllputctl of $00.25: that is the Ilr. Aicliotigitil item?" "'I‘hai Is the commission balance dut- on a stilt» which I wrott- Mr. Roget's about on Dec. 1022; It has In l’! ut-ver been adjusictl." (Urns-s t-xaitliticti by Mr. John- storm’: "You did a grcnf. dcnl of fox buslitcss with Mr. Ilogcrs." "I was imercstetl Iii selling foxes "Were you really selling foxes for pair itl thc Ifiootl ranch. altd oilc "_\1 G1: 1141111,“ "m1 .13 ];,.||v1,.w_" lllfvifiiitfflllfl" 'llfl'l'tld' lic given out, pair ntllcllcd otlt on contract. at “AI-p “my |".,,,.,|mg [his sunk that luight bc, tttlsltlatllltg. .\Ir Ill. R. lSro\t"s ranch. This was mpl-y" Mr. MARTIN: "Ito you moan m l"? lllllL" ‘l"""~ “l? “"14"?” l'-\'llllllll"ll- lit" “Nofl stiy that Ilarron didn't own those catisc Itc had not room for all his Icxcs?" "\\'Itcrc did yot" gci Iilcui?" "Rtlisctl thctu otlrsi-Ivc " t‘oitiitiul'ng, .\lr. tiojzt-rs ll-d a claim of Mr. littrrllfs of $200 ll"'ll' l“‘l‘ll t-oiilitiissltlu oil a cllartcrcd Stilt‘ to “l” llllyllwllh" a .\lr. hIc-lniyrc; othcr cotnmissitlns wcrt- not adntittctl to the, ztmouilt “W” ll“ ""1 0W" lllclii?" claintt-tl Iiy .\lr. llarroll. 011-‘ (I'll putcd itl-tit was $00.25 on a stllc. to a Iir. Alt-Intyrc. foxes. 'I'Itc 1t:t'r at Tilt‘ Itcllvicw ranch wcri- ihi- foxcs sold in I027! by .\lr. Iiarroil to in", Itictlttlrc. 'I‘lii~ pair in illt- Iflootl ranch wclvVt-ltttltgctl in the fall of 1022i oit tit-count of Ihc fclutllc tlfIHlfIIylIlI-Z a liticr; thc rcpl:tccnlcni, |)l'iIIL' luadc front illc Ihtlitul ranch wth sitcccssftil llrfctllttt! "giaicri-d attindttril brcd Itixcs. Thc fuxtls itl thc Iirow ratich had no Iiltcrs. itt 102.7 tllcy Iii-canto Inft-tricd with hook-worm and had to be killed, mid wcrc rc- phlced with a yialr of ttpprovctl llI'l'l'tlt'f'H frotn tho North Ilivcr mitt-Ii. 0n ttcctiunt of the lit-w rc- lrailott ruics thcy wcro Ialcr ir:iltsi'crrctl__to tltt- Ilt-Ilvit-w railch. MR. MARTIN: "It seems to Itc Ml‘. ROGERS: that Wu Iiavc on thclti." lieu "Why thcil should you say, you Itavp on your crctiit $350?" ‘ll’ "l" "W" lllflll?" Mr. IHHIFIRS: "\Vn arc willing to atfitlit a total crcdlt, of $400 on m“ rmlllb" v o» t, of wliiclt 02st» appcnrs n5 II "Wlllll lllll rm! put t dit lll'l‘itl'tl\lllfl writ was issuer] lmrllm‘ l" "If?" ilt this suit." ' “mmllllsl? ll Iuit we nrn claiming $5150 ml"- you are not willing to ad- ""';‘_“'“ “l” lllllh" iilit that?" "No; Mr. Iiarron was entitled lo “l” 7mm“? 20 pcrncnt commission on the Grcat Itakcs dcal. 'I‘Ilcre is an lln- "w" memd paid balanct- of $2,000 on which no coinmlssitnt ltas been paid. Mr. "d Ilirrroirs contract on that was with Packet of a IIIIIII nntitcd Alford who was get- W“ ll-‘lvll lllltl d ling Iii’: perm-tit (EOIIIIHlHHIOn nndlthm klml-v W l LSO" '5 tan wc scttltltl up wth Alford him-| "Yml “lly "in llltlllcc FL I lat-If It Icft that nxtrn l5 pcrpcnt Wll" l” "ll"'"l'-’" p , opt-n. Mr. Iiarron has no right tol WIIIKIIIMDQTFIIISTHAN v, . jl- ,, ‘(Kmw "TH or ANY It, W: wire going to give It toc" ‘l y, ltini Imt wt- arc not bound to do so. lIV (f (IIEFI ' IIc is t-iitillcti ‘to 20 perccnt onlmlml “lllllllll ll" 32mm, W» are wiling‘ to tttlmit|lllllllll ll" Iotnl trrcdlts of 850 more on the lllrllllll-lllll tlcal. although we have not receivedlllllll "lllllll tho tnoncy as yet." Jicfcrritig to ihc trntlaaciior] re I'll llllllbl lt! 11,}, p31", n; guxpfi H011] m Mn takc that letter and allow It to In H1011‘ Every lOc ttbnut selling them?" itiiillcadiitg," What . I’ a d“. so“ b, m be itrsleatling?" Dflllllflls, Grocers and Store! y "N0. not ouirght. _-,,1|,,‘1_. “c ll-‘Wllfl llclt on tlitist- foxcs for and for the balance of "llml-‘l mllmll 0Wn the fnxei-i or “lie owns them subject m the ‘It _ ; ‘lumpy-o it, qmnyhnr tippcars to inc that you arc trying - coitilttl siou, rt- the (lrcat Lakes, l" W“ l” llllllllllllll Illlrilctl?’ ‘You m“ wlw" l ‘will ‘Thai was a trite statement of "m" "ll" "P" "ml" lllllll ttmnocflnt “You dItl II lot of third party plight "You arc willng to admit S50 h"? “Ill-m llllw-"l lllllllllllltlly friim We have had a Illiflllltll‘ of ' l" "1"?"- llltylltlits wrong with "Nltlllltls. except that he doesn't "Would there he anytlrng crook- "Ytla. under the circumstances. number of cases of to them," "We had Ictters from 111g Own k .. "W"! "ly- "l "cl tltllt no lflfOTm-tgny "If we tiotiflcti him that he own- MF- llvi-lltrs or for Mr. Albert?" "I was selling foxes for Mr, Rogcrs through Mr. Albert as 111a reprcsctlitttive. "You hitndictl a f f W good litany pairs o tixes‘. JED oussnnm It is trite that l alight not be ‘ the ‘substitutions afterwards‘ H9‘ "Have you any report on theln?”l tic‘ t t amount of money for my services." "Can you give the Court and jury nay Idea of the amount of money ‘you made on Mr. Roger's foxes." "I would have to refer to my re cords." "$20,000?" "I spent something like $7.500 or $8,000 iii publicity; In boostatg Mr. Rogers and his foxes in. the United States." "Didn't .\lr. Rogers have to pay for your advertising." .. 0.. "Do you swear to that, that he didn't pay here the other day $0,000 which you dwell for ‘advertising?’ ."'I‘hat was his advertising, not mine." "Don't you owe Hearst Interna- onal a large stun of money for atlvertisilig foxes?" "That was on a commission basis, on a tiercentage of sales." “A separate Item altogether, was w,» Mr. that "I had nothing to do with Roger's contract; lie made cotttrllct himself." "Didn't Mr. Itogcrs ptlt 'flftecn pairs of foxes iitto your Itafitls upon which you were looking for a pur- chase prlee of $1,500 per paid. What is your commission 0n that." “is that tnatorlal to this case?" THE (IOURT: "'l‘ile witness lntlst ttnswcr the l1uestioil." WITNESS: "The commission sp- prtiiZuttatt-s‘ $1.500 but tllcre is a lot of trxticn. that I itasuitie that has to come out of that." "'I‘jie reason I ititt asking you is this, that you have Iiaudlcd foxes that \\'t'i‘c ilt lingers ranch that you saw; but you tletleittlteti on to carry tlllt his bgrtee- nit-nts." __ "Yt-s, and I expected him to carry thcttt ottl bttt I have bee-n. dis- appointed." "Illvcry other 1icrson that you negoltatetl contracts for with Mr. Huge-rs have all been satisfied ex- t... _ "liolv many pairs tlld you Ilandle ttltogetlter‘! "lncittdiitg this last fiftccn 1iaIrs, pfllliillily fifty or sixty 1iairs." tints-s ttxantltlcti on the terms of the coitlrttct re the purchase of the lthret- 1i.'tirs of tllxcs, witlltlss said the cotttrttet, moducetl lll (Itiurt. gunrtttitt-t-tl at least one Ilundred perta-nt increase In young for the lire-citing stittson of 1022, and If not tbl- party of thc first was to suitstittite Ill 'plture thereof a pair whit-It had it litter, as well its foxes stibsttlttati for any oi‘ said pair fail Illg to Itave a litter. lie ttndersttiotl that if Iiis pairs did not breed Mr. Itogters would give liim a pair that would Inuit-ti. IIIR. JOHNSTON; "And what did Mr. Ilogcrs do‘! IJid he not, sub- |stlt.tit.c a pair of brccdcrs for the hrecders that failed to Itavc a litter, ‘and did he not In addition to that |actuaily give you a pair of tiups?" I WITNESS: "Where is the pair ‘lie suhstitulctl?" l "Ito you.dt~tty that he did that?" l "Witt-re art- the foxes I Iiotlgltt,-— . "llllt: fllXtlri. 'l‘hey'tlitln‘t Iireetl lll 10.12 or 1023, or this year." 1 “And if they did not Itreed wasn't ".\lr. ltogcrs to attbstitttte another of brectitsrs for them?" -' "Yes," l "Atld do you dcny that he that?" “l Iiavc not seen tltcin. That is what, I want; I want foxes that Iirlcd." ' "You wrote this letter to Mr. Rogers Iii Ivftlrch, 1024, for Iii- ftlrniatitln as to tItt- Itictttitln of the foxes. and you wrote it after this stlit was (‘.(II|lllll*Il(1t3(l." “After witat suit"" ' "Now Mr. Iiarron! This action ll(‘I'(I. “lasift it after you got the writ served on you?" "I don't know; I don't think it was." “Will you swear that It was not tlftcr you were served with tho writ?” ' "Well. I don't remember trttything about lt." Continuing, witness admitted hc had been to I’. E. Island on busi- ness since the purchase of the foxes btit maiutairtetl that he lind not seen them. He tutti seen only the 'palr which lie bud 1ireviousiy sold to Dr. McGuire. tie had made three visits to the Island. MR. JOHNSTON: You Ilave been Ilcro three titties: have you cvcr rail-led any tptestion to Mr. Rogers ttnout those foxes, or made any en- unlry about where they were, or complained that you never got your foxes aiottetl?" ‘WITNPJSS: “No, because the last time I was Intro was two years ago; I Ilad nosuspiciou theni Itutsince that time‘ have been trying to find tint and could not." "And the suspicions have cul- iniililtetl In litigation aiid you are siartlilg two suits In New York." "'I‘Iloso are on other platters." “And after you started your two stilts Mr. Rogers started a suit against you?“ "I asked hiln abotl-t the foxes; to show me where they were." did s1";?"1-‘l. l fliiltfc" Bfltflvllllltts: like "After this stilt was commenced! H .000 of foxes. l)itl you ever ask Mr. Rogers S” Ym‘ km“ mil! ‘lllll ..l)_!zlLt llorqttny statement before that?" tlin fox Iiuslttiss?" . y ‘lull. I know innrc nnw 1111111 1 started Ill. 1 didn't smut-titties a groan a titan who know ttiulrh; kilowil the Iiusintess." Itusiness and tnlldc a lot of nloncy out 0f Mr. Ilogers?" "No, no." "Isn't, he crcrlitiitg you In this very stilt with over $I'».ti00? . "Wt-ii. it takes tnoney to do blist- ncss on. Otlr expenses in America nrt- quite heavy," "Very well: I Just want to show that you were not so entirely In- nocent of this fox Iiusincss. flow long were you engaged In the busi- nctls?" . "Since Marc , 1922." "llp in the sent." “Yi-s." "Arc you In it yet?" “I have not Iicnn lately." "No Ilccntiile you hitvc not, nlorc of Mr. Rogers’ foxes Ryan otit that hflnfllp," In-l were you with holding "i don't want any more of thom." "And Ilesitles those large credits of over 85.000 large amount of money which "you l these pcnst he cottldkcpt?" - "Well, “a "Yes, Mr. Rogers has been over In Buffalo dozens of titties." "You write litany letters; did you ever put dowil any enquiry as to where the foxes were located?" "Yes sir." = “Liut not ltntii after this suit was commenced?” - "I don't remember how much i corresponded with him before that, but I think considerable." "Can you produce anything to that effect In writing?" "I was more particular to find out after he started this action." "And thenyou ttold him you were going to sell your foxes?" ‘"I‘hat was what 1 had the priviege of doing if l wanted to." “Ilave you got a mon named (‘Inrk In your office." "He makes his headquarters In my tifficta, yes. IIeK-l n. salesman." "iild you write Mr. Rogers . or were you ncgotltttlng for the sttle R0! of these very foxes to that l0 (‘lu-rll." Ill Ill] "No sir." "Do you know whether Mr. yo" couecteg other Clark hes written Mr. Rogers about lint .out of your very office?" “Maybe he did, for a feeder." I i collected quite a large don't know lflflhlill about that. but I was not selling Mr. Clark any foxes." . . t-Aflfl "Were you trying to transfer the foxes to Mr. Clark?" "I had another customer that wanted to buy foxes and I notified Mr. Rogers that I wanted to get In» formation for the purpose maybe of reselling tbein." "Were you discussing with Mr. Clark at any time that he should take over these foxes that were In Mr. Roger's possession?" "I don't“ remember ever any such discussion." "But If Mr. Clark wrote such s letter?" ' "It was on his own account if hr.- did." t Further cross oxamlnaioti, follow- ed. Mr. Ilarron being the only wit- nest-i for the defense. ‘lite summing up by count-tel followed. CHIEF JUSTICES JURY CHARGE The Chief Justice In charging the Jury said: 'I‘hls Is an action that is brought upon tlseveral grounds. The first is on a promissory not for 31-590 illade by William B. Barron the tiefuitlent in favor of Mr. ltogers who is the plaintiff In the action. The second count. as It is called in the declaration, Is for 82.384117. for ltnotlter prontbistiry note llllitlfl by Mr. Iiarroil a1 favor of Ml‘. Itogers; and the third cotitit In the tieelaratioil is for the keeping and ratiching, feeding and caring for foxes anti for goods sold attti do Ilvclted by the 1ilaltttiff to the dc- fendutlt. Now what you have heard today was in :1 tneasure u double 1n~oof. In this tleclar.t~tltit1 the plaintiff tzitliitis both on the promissory tint cs anti oil the things that were given as the consideration of the 1iroinissory ttotcs. 'I‘hat ls perfect- iy right tmd need not bewilder you lii the slightest degree; It comes ilt-fore you along the one line alone tritich you have to consider: That is, upoii- the Ilaiantze of aticottnts be. tween these two nitn. Tltc plain- tiff has citoscn to prove ivlizlt the titlnsitlelrtttitm of the notes was: tile sale of foxes, the taking care of the foxes alid various filllcl‘ ltent-s. mid Olll-lllf! whole, after mak iitg itllqwttittzes by way of cretlts, he claims that there is duc Itiiil Ill respect of all those accounts a balance of $2,602.11, less an ad- mitted claim of 3200, lll-r-‘l ll llllllllil‘ admli-ii-lioil of $50. Wilt-n we tlllw those off, this now is tltc t'ttII claim the tilaiirtifl‘ itiakcs: 32.35211. Tile dcft-udant on the other band has sct tip a ntttti_licl' of defenses, many of which prove to be Hllllll ar. 'l‘ltere is the dcnlttl of tho itlak- ing of the itottzs. That is not an issue before you because that only citlis for proof Iicin-g nlade by the titafcilthtilt that the notes were luado, and that proof has bccil flir- nished. 'I‘Iit-. tiefelrtlililt {I180 claims that the plaintiff at thc trolllltwltcta- Iilllll of the stilt was' itidebtctl to ltiitt In all amount ttquzii to the plaintiff's claim for ntonoy pay- able by tbe ttilliil-tlff to the defend» ant for work altd labor, etc. l-ils chief clalln Is for cotnitlissititi, that should Itc. tic-ducted fruin the plain- tiff's claim. lie also claims by way of offset that tllcrc were two con- tracts made and that tinder those contracts titc plaintiff was to Iiave had done ccrtaiit ‘things: illlll where the foxes 1troveti barren Itc wits 1o substlttltt- other foxes In their place; that he guarautevtl Ill the event of there being no foxes one Itnuretlpcrcellt Increase; that is, that each pair should have at least two young ones. (in that claim of offset the bur- dcn. is on the defendant Mr. Barron to 1trove that those thItl-gr! ltatlltotbeciltlttitc. I might tell Y0“. gcittletnen, witliotlt going any further Iiitn the platter, that the evidence before you does not cs- itibiisb that offset; it docs not that there arc any damag- having prove es ttrlslitg through the failure on the part" 0f the plain» tff, Mr. Rogers, to have ‘Fultstittttetl breeding foxes in the place of those that had failed. Tito defense Iina not been. able to prove t1 failure of substitution, but on the other Iiand tho evidence all goes to show that there was sticli a stibstlttitlolt; that the guarantee was 1ierfornretl Iii the way In which they ttudersttiotl It was to be per- formed, by 1iuttilig young foxes Iii the place of the one Itllndretl per- cent guitrunttati, one pair for each of the pairs that had failed. 'I'Ilt-, claim on that ground for damages. than, is not supported by the evid- etice. That leaves us solely to tho con- sideration of the offset on another ground, for work alltl labor, chit-f ly for commission. That is where the dispute centers, and that narrows down to two single Items. I may Itistrttct you that upon the evidence as It stands, you begin with a claim by the plaintiff after he makes certain» deductions attiountng to $2,352.11. If there are no deduction-s to be made front that by way of offset for services reti- dered by Mr. Jlarron, then your judgment should be for that amount. Btlt there are two items that you have to consider. You may allow one of them, or botlt of them, or par-t of them In further reduction of the plaintiff's claim. One Item ls for commission on the Great Lakes transaction. 'I‘ilere Is the question of whether that commission should be 20 percent on $2.000, which would be $400, or 36 percent on $2,000, which would be S700. You have Iienrtl the evId ence, just as I have heard It. anti recently, front both sides and It. will be for you to determine whether Mr. Barron should get a commission! of $700 on that traits action, at the rate of 35 percent, or whether he Is fully paid by allow- ing 20 percent. which would ht- 8400. The amount in dispute be- tween theln b11300 qn that point, anti you. gentlemen, ~will settle that question. ' The other Item Is also for com- m ssion In regard to tho McDougalI claim, 860.25. On that you hnvt- also heard tho cvltlcnce. It would appear as If the work had not been done. Tho question Is whether the defendant was to wait until pay ment took place. You will tie- terlnine that also on the evidence. Continued on Page 6) (Con drew slowly to a don, the shadows gruvelled paths. brick. tignlnst the shore In the shadowy lie bud tttlltetl t-uitdttcttttl, setting certain language. him. tttttl sodi- as his ‘own. vcitturc. Stalin-lime» even i-gltiittltln fallctl l self dlsgttst us It Itc was rclvurdctl I grow llttlt- by Iltt tht-r itwily from I no longer lunlltiotl t-tl itnd unclitspt-tl llc could sm- Illu itnxiotls to cud ilt tcrrillcti. ll lnuit of this cal IIc Itltcw Itc (‘ltitrlcs wits wltiti n prlcc’! lt-ssly. twist-nip’. hcr \\'lih told. 'u|t| ltcl‘ shrink tilldcr Soutctvlti-rc ottt [tot-ls ,itltd lllck itwily Ihc tlflcrtto Iblc, cit-ar-ltcittletl. n 1.’I‘l|<lgt> ttgalltitt fvllcc t-olntnlltt-tl ollslv lioi Iliulsclf his itssot-Iiill kin-u", loo, thnt proud. lttdcltcittlclt would rcscllt tllc ltud lu-t-n drlnkltl blul. arms the tilgltt I itttcc or solar-e to only N“ tht-rc ht-i Nlllilf‘\\'lil'l‘f‘ togt-ih mivkt- lot-c to .\Iitr of reutllteaccnt-o. \I ‘lllllif Itcrsoli‘ bit |'t->lll|\'t' hours I'll mudt- Ill to win and glimpsed ttgiti hcr itppolulcil dtit who Itiid such trc for good working nliilcn of i-vll. Itltti ||\\'II\' from tlt t llllll of talking 1 llligly. lillt It his brutal rcitllttc IInlnt-tl tth-iistlrc. blot out his Icprot .ltad outlined It It Sln- looked at gritrcfttllv an the tuarvcllctl that ll as crllly its be so rcnlitrkitbly Iouklitg, ltltd yt ittrcilgill. littlt-d checks. fitt- of llltl dllrk cycil, I Iatc silk shirt upt- Ills slot-k hair w lo be niirrcd by ultd Itc kcpi lltct iuh ltfllltit‘ turned dint she scented (‘ttrlctl tip In thc nlght. I wmt a I llltllttmllarllv. "You're n dllrtt Itnmrlt-tl gcd. Time Common "I lllllnllornngh will ‘olhtown and S. Marriage Scales _ . astral. IILSEYEMEARS T111» lollil. drowsy summer afternoon rested like a golden benediction on the luv-covered Walli- scd drowaily among the modding flow- ers and the faint lapping of the lake that broke the lliabbath stillness. hntlse, Craig (‘ullam silt with hfilriuitn. llflllftl, lightly rccntttltltlg titles of his Icssly froln the Ilvcs of ttll the bohe- nlltlntl who hutl lblltlbllrllfl)’ coufIdt-tl In (‘ltlllllcll ca a brifggilrt ttnd II gcrlitg ittldnchtusly words which lilutlt- him dNfIHlIdPr with by st-t-ittlrhcr shrink filrthcr and fitr- thc sultllitcr ltuuse. 'I'llc gtlzc tdtc turned upon lllltl \\'IIN Iiorrtlr and disgust. ltm-t-rlitlll. lu-Ing ttvt-ltgt-tl. \\'ltIIc he spun _\'nru nftcr _t'arn cilrc- was thinking only of lloris. tttld grits torn by itn Ilnottlc jcitltltisy. 1, hnd cvltlcltily forgiven Jervis‘ lilpsc of ihc previous crcltittg. shc \\‘IIN the sort of No Iloris’ struggle itltulltilt Jcrviu’ Iiotlsc whilc Ilori» and ong itgo itbltttdoitcti lhc virtuous Frail: (‘ttlliiln cr o! lvlckctlncsu. whcn idle had m-clt him fcil Itick Jcrvls tltaittlc drcltlits, sbc Ilnd felt tlttlt it was With this In mind. sltc had drawn its ahc llstcllcd. mo: Iiuptlssiblt- io cottaltli-r. Hllctttlgltl win hllu from tho pursuit oi‘ drunken Iiut ll-lf ,llll hcr ciTort (‘tiiillll llc had tllc clcilrllcsa --.-tll would NI‘I'III to belit- his lufallty. llcattwltllt- Ilori kin-tr Itc lookctl wl-ll wli and thc sit-eves rolicd ltbovc his PHIIIWN.‘ nptikclt for fully n duitrtcr of llll Ilntlr. whcn hc said hcsliillltl_v: "Inlris. I'm itwftllly sorry about Inst She brottgltt ltcr cycs buck "Plcitat- don't let's rccitii Ii." "Ihlrls. for Rocky Point Ferry June hi, the Steamer Booby Point during the lemme! lnonthn, n lnllownl Leave Montreal August 2nd _ . ' » JUL1£§§,1924 - tilts. tnltilili' close. 1n the Bar- lengtheneti across the The late sunlight Bees bits- wt-re the only sounds 'stti¢n.nt,-~-t I wudnfforlng dusk of the stunlner- steadily- for several them forth In tintin- llc hot-rowel] shnlllo- mm. beensick lh itlnorttttn epi- Ilc lll It- Illlllsclf out Iilucfzgtlltrtl. swag- ihrtlttgh sllllly titl- hls vivid tirtblfil Iltt- lltd he gropt-d for f_ bod I would rather have died than Ive, 1 couldn't. do my work without help, and the doctors told me that an otteratiun was ell there was left! would not. can. sent to that; l0 my husband brought me a bottle of Lydia E. Pllllfliam’; table Compound and begged me to e it. I have taken fourteen but. tlee of it and l feel ten ears younggh Lifallfitllof peJ a’; lll, house. work and h s lug: gar ear. {louver wfll wi ut the e ta Ie Compound in the house when two little girls resell womanhood intend to teach them totakeit. Iamnevertntabnsytotel] some suflerlng sister of m help, m1 you can usemy name an letter m e tt-rt-tl titcllt. Iiut 1y sct-Ittg the loathing It- Ilt .\Iur|tlltil‘s tgvett. lint on the bench of It was IIlIl-tl with llcr Ilaltds clasp- ucrvtlusly In hcr lnp. t nhc was acutely t- Itttcrvietv, but \\‘Illl how to dclll Willi llirc. was t4. en this winning. tllltt Ilut llll "iiiii-{Jh-iliiiiiik-{SE Matcctatttt B. 2. Bidell, 11L In the duh-t EIITIIFII _ .t--~.. -t--» IdIl - ,- ,- .i..".'....-t‘t‘..-.'T Milt Pleatlng, Hemsiltch- ing and Picoting, Etc. Pleating, He-mstitchiing and Pie oting, Button-Making, French Ac- cordian, Knife, Box and Box Coin- blnation pleating. Skirts, panels or trimming. Work done and Returned promptly, Prices and further tin. formation on request to Shc was acuit- Slu- would not hold ll frlcltd for nu uf~ wllctl Itc was ohvl- . (‘ttlhlltt kncw that. on with hot-Is. lit- t young tirt-alure who kiss oi’ n lttittl \\'l|o g, t-vclt If Nlil‘ luvt-tl left-re \\'IIN no ilNtilll‘ t‘ulhtllt. Iic could pit-sit Itt thc stlluuter Jcrrbl were & C0. t-r, itnd pretend to _ Lid“! Tana" Iltttn under the guise 150%, Hollie st, Halifax, N. 5, was tiisgusttltl. Shc llllllll-Tzlifllll. __. the citrly luorlting from his In tltitt moment Houstzuoto’ FURNITURE mo srrscrs OF an: em t.. H. DAVIES FOR SALE The Under-signed are instructed to.seii at Public Auction at the late residence of Sir L. H. Davies, Went Street, Jiharlottetown, on Thursday the Thirty-first day ' of July A, D., 1924 at 10 o'clock in the Foranoon: All the household Furniture and tffects In the Dwelling house used is a Summer residence by the late Sir L. H. Davies, cpmprising Mah- ogany. Sideboard, dining table, chairs sofa, but-nun, also walnut sofas, chairs, tables, bedroom furnl- ~ Whmlhup mum turn. m; well as all linen, bedding, Itaudstunc. itud t-it-tttt-lfiirmls- Plclulmsn °l°¢k3| dlillii- Illlllllll. [Ila unit-hand other articles too numerous to of his ollrc- mention, straight-I‘l-ttwttrtlgaze Based ‘he Twentytsecond day of |1t'\\'l‘ll~|illIlt|i‘(l iltttutlt Jmy A. D_ 1924. GAUDET A. HASZARD, Solicitors BENJ. CARTER, Esq" i Auctioneer, 1i653-7-23-7I. ITIUVIiNcIAL RIFLE ASSOCIA'1‘ION n thc hero of hcr ro- y to rt-forltl the Ililili lucnllolts pouillltlllllctl ttgalllst tht- potentl- c others with Ihc In- to ltitn l'lll'lll‘tlll_\’lliltl c lllrcntitilctl her with scent-cs. Iicr checks Iieforln now lspust its he Itlnlsclf I hcr . him us Itc Iouttgctl Iicnclt Itcultlt- hcr and lIllIII who had Ilvcd| Jervis drifted Jcrvln plIcd Iltt oftctt. lit- his Iulnliictl n over his fulltltroitt s ttnd r_v ll its too wcll [loittatlt-tl the vitgrttnt brct-zc. '||('l'k with iltc purpl~ ttwny‘ from ltorlil. acarccLv to act- ltilli. cushions In thc bow. with 1| crilltsttlt sttltsltittlt- tlitcd over onc shoulder, her cycn followed tho The annual Prize meeting 0t‘ the shore-line 1vctli~t|\'|-I,v. 'l‘ltt-_v llllll ttot Prlncg Edward [Hand [lyoylngjfll Rifle Association will take place at Kfinsington Ilitnge, Charlottetown 5th. 6th and 7th August commenc- Ing at 8 o'clock. n- m. Prizes in Cash over $1400.00, Aperture slshte will not be used. . Make your entries early. 1’ro~ gramme can be had from the Secre- lrtttc i" to him good sport." ho itc- tho t-lgltty- sixth flllll'\—\l'lll you marry ma?" fir? (To b0 continued.) F‘ s’ MOORE’ cglrzgggest‘ L‘ CHARLES LEIGHLIetit. Col. It. O. Secreitrylfrens. Tenders for Painting Church l Table run between Char- DA-ILY (Except jlunll-l-I) ‘i’ In. Gharmtutewn In. Rocky Polnl TQMlQ" Wlll b5 "b90191! b)’ ll" o n. m. 0.00 n. n. undersigned until August 5th for‘ '3' " m" the painting of New Dominion 1 ,1: Presbyterian Church. f." o. m. _ Tender to state price for labor - 2° 9~ It only and lilo pnice for everythlrlfl ,1 g: I: found. 1.00 p. n. The Itnueet or any tender Ml sonnet neceuar ace ed. In. Charlottetown In. Rocky Point y um ‘:2’; In. ".00 n. n. T. A, STEWART, u. :- : 7,253‘ Secretary of Trultefl ___.___. §_._.¢--,\__ .._. --j~ vsccm¢¢¢¢¢‘¢‘=‘:¢‘¢-“Hv* AM SHIP LINES, LTI). S. “ WINOHA ”' Arrive Charlottetown August 5th eonwwu» 36ll5-7-23-w~fmf.f. S, S. GOV at B n. m. and Weduesda about 10 a- m, days at ‘l p. m. hrs 110.00. l EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES IN Saturday trips to Boston direct, due Sundays st about I p. m. , italm Prince Arthur wit’ l t vcvwccvfl: z ¢ ncevceecce++fl INTERNATIONAL LINE ERNOR DINGLEY‘ win leave st. John Wednesday! Saturdays at 7 p. m. (Atlantic Time) for Boom!!- ! trips are via tiosstport and buboc. duo Benin! Thursday. ' L. lelve at, John fiilln and lini- for Boston direct due following day at Shout l paw A- c. cunnut. sonar, us»... u, s.‘ _