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. IIIJM SIIMMIIISIIJI
MONCTON. Aug 30.-On Saturday
afternoon the Suninierside nine tasted
‘defeat at the hands ot' the locals, the
count standing 12 to 2 at the end or
the eighth inning when the visitors
had to leave to catch the boat train.
'Iliero was considerable hitting. but
like the Kame on Friday night there
was no work ol! a sensational charac-
ter. Stuart. in right field for the ls-
I“"deI`5» IIUWEVGF. had several fine
catches to his credit. and McLeod, the
Moncton backstop, had his bagging
togs on. getting five bingies out of five
times at hat.
Tyle Armour* was on the firing line
for the locals, and with his deceptive
outshoot; this diminutive heaver had
the visitliig players working overtime
lfylllg t0 U0lll\GCt. allowing only four
scattered hits. Mcquarrie opened the
game in the box for the Island nine,
but weakened alter a few Innings and
EMG way to Morrison. who finished the
game.
The score:
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Summary:-Home run, Edington. II
base hits, Gallney, 2-base hit, Mc-
LHUII. UOIGS. (2) Rogers. Armour.
Stolen bases, Thompson, Mcliclluii,
Tlloiuus, (21, McQuuarrie. Casey, Ed-
ington, (2) McLeod, (3), McWilliams,
(2) Armstrong, (tolos, Rogers. Loft
on bases. Suninierside 6; Moiivctonli.
ilits oft' _McQu:.trrie, G in two innings;
oil Morrison. 10 in six innings. llases
on balls, off Morrison 3; oft Armour.
1. Struck out, by McQus.rrie, l; by
Morrison 2; by Armour 6. Time ot'
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campaign will not he decided before
_ some time next year, according to the
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-lu-
"We1l, how goes the good fight?"
,asked Our Farmer Fieinl of the editor.
after thc usual greetings had been
exchanged. “ What arc thc prospects
for thc l.iboru.ls'."‘
“1)o you want my, private opinion
or my public opiniuii'.”’ asked tho
editor.
“l want to know how the iight is
going, tliat’s all."
“ Well, speaking publicly, it's going
along all right. We have a ncw louder.
and have just i’ormulatod n new plat-
form.”,
“ 1 see you have," said the old man,
and the tone in which he said it caused
the bot-is's jaw to fall so low that l
expected it caused the boss’s jaw to
t'ali so low that l expected to hear il.
strike thc floor with a dull hud.
“ Well, lictwecn you and inc i don‘t
think cithcr is u thing to conjurc
with.” .
“ Wliat’s the matter with the leader?
You know lic was the choice of thu
candidates; and this does not neces-
sarily mean that hc is a choice of thc
party."
“That statement is rather ambig.
nous. Douyou mean tlint_if a conven-
tion oi’ the party were hold a dift`ercnt
choice might have been made? I havc
heard many murmurings ot` discontent
ovcr the choicc among prominent
Liberal workers. (.`.ouldn‘t you do
bei.tcr'.’"
“The niattcr was lct‘t to the candi-
dates themselves. It is their funeral,"
said the boss, “ and not mine."
“l'ni afraid it’s going to bo thc
pariy’s i`uneral. l‘m afraid ii,'s going
to bc your fliiicral and thc funcral oz'
lots of other political nine-pins. Thu
(ioiiservatives are all tickled to death
over the choice ot leader aint the plat-
iorni that has been adopted. That. in
itself, is a. bad sign.
“ Many people on the Libei'al side."
he went on, “think it is iiifradig for
a governor to cnibroil himself in potty
local politics just nftcr vacating thc
giibernatorinl chair. ’1`hc_v think it in
almost its had as for ii governor to
spend his time selling tea and sugar
iii sniall lots to the farmers, or clicap»
cniiig the position by allowing his
nanic to bc nssocialctl with r'oinmer=
cial ciilcrpriscs of it spoviilnlivo char-
,actcr whilst, drawing ii print-ply salary
lironi thc govoriiiiiciit. oi' the day."
l "Yrs, l linvo lu-ani tliosclthingsi,
or some oi' tlicni. l\ol‘orc," sunl the
boss, “Init wliut has bccn done <‘aii`i
be undone."
“ More's thc pity," liit<\r‘joctu<l _ ih<‘
old man. “But l suppose wc'll havr'
to make the best o|` ll now."
"ily thc way," he \vcnt`-on. "thai
p1atlorni’s :L curious bit ot' work. lr.
'Is so niuch like tho Couscrvativc
lpolicy that I icar it must liavc hocu
suggested by someone with ii lcaiilin:
towards that party. You know that
its Governor it was the new le:ider‘s
lbusiness to sign the minutes of all
meetings of thc Mathicson Govern-
ment, and when he signed thom lic
practically approved of what was done.
.lf the Matliieson Governuicnt did uny-
ltliing wrong it -was thc (iovr-ruor'.=
lprivilege to refuse to sign thc niinulc_\z
it is a little inte in the day i\o\v for
him to come forward and denounce tin-
Mathieson administration. ll' the nd-
ministration dld anything wrong dur-
ing his term of office hc had his oppor-
tunity for making things right. but
I iicvcr hoard that bc cxcrclscd it..
“ But wliutfs the use of talking. The
choice of leader, and the platform put
l By the Patriot’s Oiiice Cat 
"by a stray bullct. during thcyiigiitiiig
of success. It looks to me as ii' thcrc
wasn’t the ghost of a clinnce for
Liberal success at the coming election,
and no one knows this better than
themselves. 'l`l\crc isn’t ii plank in
the party plntrorni thnt would cruise
any miln who thinks to chnngc his
political allcgiuncc. \’Vhy, tho (‘.hnr-
lottctown Liberal r-iunlidzitc who is
soliciting votes on the strength ol"
his having swam with certain electors
when they wt-rc boys, or because he
wont to school with a prospective
voter, has a better graft. 1 honestly
believe the jig's up. lndecd, I have
my doubts about our having even as
many in the next. parliament as we
had in the last one."
“I think you take t.oo gloomy :i view
ol’ things nltogctlicr," ventured the
editor, " It won't, surely bc as bad
as ihat?”
"Well, take ii look nt. the party
candidates. See the stil`t's they are
putting up on all sides, especially in
some ol’ the country districts. Good
men seem to be as scarce as hens'
teeth. The scrap heap seems to have
been diligently searcncrl for the also
rails.”
“ Ain't they putting 11p a good fight?
is tliorc one constituency that hasn't
got a Liberal in Ihc licld? ”
“I know that is the case," was the
reply. “But what docs that moan?
Docs it alter thc fact that the Opposi-
tion lias little prospects ot' winning?
Not :L bit oi' it. lt. uicrsly shows that
thc Liberals are putting thc country
to thc expense of on clcction when tho
money might just as well be savcd. for,
bcliovc inc, Mzitliicson is coming liack
strong." 'V _
“You seem to bc in a pessimistic
mood this afternoon," said the editor.
“Don't let your tears get the better
of your good judgment. It tliere's
little chance ot' winning there is no
sense in proclaiming the fact from thc
house-tops. I tim tired oi' being told
that thc Matliiesoii Govcrnincnt is
doonicd. l ani tired ot' 'hearing all
this talk about the unity there is
among the liiborals. The liitc fiasco
in (ieorgctown has dcrnonstrxitcd how
litllo unity thcro is amongst thc faith-
ful' in that section oi’ the province.
l uni told that thc scrap thcro on con-
vention day was soinotliing licrcc.
-‘\l1<l \\'h11t is truc f\t` tieorlsclowii is
undoublt-di_v true of other districts.
I cannot put, my hand on`riiiy cuiiiiitlzitv
iii any <~onstituenc_v and honi-stl_v sity
that in liini ive have it winner."
“And thc greatest misfit ol' all is
thc new loader," said thc old man :is
lie arose to go. " l'ni ufrzlid it is tho
Rogers iiggrcgution lli:\t's doomed," hc
dcclnrvd in parting, "und l'ni sorry
for it, too."
"So uni l," said tho boss in xt momcnt
of obstruction. lint thc old man was
out of carshot.
CANADIAN KILLED IN MEXICO
CITY.
()'i"l`,\\\iA, Aug. 31.~in||uir_\' has
lit-en niado ot' officials hero i`or tho
rcintivr-.~: ot' Mnrsliall Miller, it nativc
of ('iiiindu. who was rcccntl killed
,\\'liir'h tooh place ,ln coiincction with
thc <':\pturc nl' thc city ot' Mexico by
tho forces of (icncrnl (lnrranza on the
22nd inst. .Nothing i'ui‘lli1‘r is stated.
Anyone nblc to furnish int`orniL\tion
out by the new head of the party,
shows tho little hope the Liberals have
might communicate with the Chief’
Commissioner of Police, Ottawa.
PERSONALS
Mr. Wm. Toed, Jr., (‘ity, left recent-
ly on it business trip to Halifax.
Corporal Allan Cole of the Island
Battery, spent Sunday at his home in
Clifton.-L.
Miss Gertrude 'l`lionn-ion, and Miss
Plicolic Mr:l)onald. tiropuud, arc visit-
ing in Murray liarbour.
Miss Lcnii. liurrctt. (‘liarlotll~to\v|i.
is visiting ill Uraupnud, thc guest, ot'
Mrs. J. T. Windsor.
Prof. and Mrs. Barlow, city, have
returned from visiting friends in dif-
ferent parts ot’ Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Jack llowatt, Tryon, is visit-
ing in Cornwall, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. G. BcMiliun.
Mrs. H. Worlli. and Miss Kathleen
Monro, ffliurlottctown, are visiting
Miss Lilla Trowsdalc, tirapainl.
Miss Marion Woodward, Jackson-
villc, Florida, is thc giicsl. oi hcr
cousin Miss Winnief Wndnian, (Tra-
paud. »
Mr. K. L. Golding, manager of thel
Bank ol' Nova Scotia, Victoria. re-
turncd Monday from St. John, where
ho spent his holidays.
Mr. Cyrus Poirier. (‘ity, arrived
homo after a vcry successful business
trip in dili`crent parts of Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick.
Mr. E. S. Reid, lllaiinger of the
Royal liank of tianadzl. 'l‘ync Valley,
loft lliondiiy to rt-sumo his duties after
sponding his holidays in tfrnupaud.
Miss Marion .\l1'Lcod has returned'
to her liomc in Long River. after
spending two weeks in (,irulin|n`s Road
the guest ot' Mrs. John 'l‘. Murray.-L
The Misses Toombs, daughters of
Dr. Toombs, Mt. Stewart, who have
been visiting relatives in ltustico, and
New London. returned homo on Sat-
urday, Aug. 2Stli.--I..
INDIAN PRINCE FEARED ATTEMPT
TO CAPTURE HIM.
l\'l()N"l`REAL. Ang. IIO.-Jagnljit
Siiigliulizuiui', Nlalinrajuli ol' l{upi|i~l.linllL
who visitcrl lilontrcal ii month ago,
suilcd from Nou' York on the stunni-
ship ltottordom, and has lnndod at
lfzlliiioiitli, Englsinl. ills lliglilivss
\\'us in i<`nlniouth bel`orc anybody in
New York know hc had lel`t thorc.
Acconipaiiicfl by his wife, son and the
rcst ot' thc party, all ot' whom occiipied
thc vice-regal suitc at the Rity,-tinrlton
ilotel licre about Li wcck recently. tho
Malnirajuli iii-.parted secretly i`roni
New York licrzaiise- he feared Gorman
raidors might uttcnipt to capture him.
Accordingly the party welll aboard
tho Rotterdam two days before she
was scheduled to sail, no one but a
few frientls and officials knowing oi'
their movcnienls. They mndo the trip
to the llobokon pier at night in closed
autos, curtains drawn. After they
were on board, the pier was closed to
tho public.
\VOlINl)El) IN A(lTIO.\'.
MONTREAL, Aug. 30.-Eigliteen
wounded Canadian officers, with
doctors ami nurses attending them,
cann- home last night. when, at 7.15
o'clo<:k. the Canadian Pacific steam-
ship Missunnbic docked at Montreal
from Liverpool. Great satisfaction
with the way they had been trcuted in
the hospitals of i<`rancc and ldnglniid,
and also on ship whilo returning, was
expressed by the int-ii, while tin- unedi-
val nicn with thcni praised thi: oxccl-
lunt spirit and-grit which thc wuuinit-il
incn tlicmseivcs displayed. Uno ol' tin-.
party was Mrs laliriw fiurdiicr, of
Utlawu, who had boon ciitrustcd at
thc front with collecting liitormution
about wounded and kiilt-rl soldit-rs for
the t‘nnznlinii broncli ol' tin- liritisli
lied (Toss Society. Sin* spr-nits ol' thc
gallant work of thc Cuiizuliuiis in suv-
iiig Calais, and ol` thc l'4-aliszilion ond
appreciation of this by lin- l~`roncli
peoplc.
ALIEN TRIED T0 COMMIT
SUICIDE.
WINDSOII, Ont., Aug. iii,---Vliarlcs
-ltvspn, oi' llctroit, bi'otln»r-in-law ot`
tfarl Schmidt. unc ol' thc three incn
named in connection with the dyna-
niiting recently, attempted to voninllt
suicide yesterday afternoon b_v break-
ing thc crystals in his wut(-li and
slasliing the arteries in his wrist with
thc broken pieces. llc had bot-ii rc-
niainicri in the niorning for ten days by
thc magistrate on charges ol' dyna-
niiling and conspiring to d_\'iiuniitl>.
What nppcarcd :lt first. to hnvc
bccn u blinnlcr on thc part ui` thc
Vuliutliuii otllcials in mistaking ltespa
for Schmidt now appears to liuvc bucn
the result ot` clever operations by
(‘ouadian operatives us ltc§p'i1"l|os been
coiistnntly under survcilloiicr- since thc
date ot' the outrages and his cxtzursion
to iilois lilnnc iii l,‘onipan_\' with tho
wife ol` Sc-bniidt, who is now lntcrnpd
in thc nil_litary~camp at Kingston, was
provided i'or.
CIVIC COMMITTEE
IN WARSAW RAISES
LOAN OF $2,500,000.
\\'Al`tSA\\', via Loinlon, Aug 3I0.-
Tlic r-oinniittcc of <~itize~iis which is
dis:-liarging the l'nnr-tionss oi' r-ily
govornuicnl lici-o has votod to raise. it
loan ol' :"»0_tl00,0tI0 rulilcs t$15,5tlll,U4lil.)
'l`in-, voniniitlnc on sclioois has appli-
od to tho tlcrninn civil govcruinr-ui
for pt-i'niissioii to obtuin i'i'oni (‘rzn~ow.
l’Iisli Inn|.:uugc for use in thc schools
iicrc. 'l`lic Russians riirricd away
wltli lhr-in nearly' ull thc available
books, and other uiovcnblv property,
t`roin tht- public library :ind otlnu' in-
stitutions. 'l`hc (icrnnin niilitnry :ind
civil authorities have instnllctl thcui-
solves n tho llussiztn govcrllniont
buildings.
l§¢-
Another point of interest. is that. to
curry out thc deception further, the
ltiaiiurajnli arrniiged to have the great
house on Long lslnnd which he had
rented for tho season. kept open for
the purpose of crcatiiig the bclicf that
he was still tiiorc, liidluli servants
rcplaccd his own and kt-pt tho ninnsiou
moving so flint suspicion would lint be
aroused among the neighbours, that
_the party was gone.
"va is ` ....... .
‘ PRESIDENT
susnrunrn
NUNE-50-EASY
\ '-pxlw iw* L`l\Nrd‘li
l<IlGll'1`El£.\' CANADIAN OI<`FlCERS CAPTA|N’S CERTIFI-
CATE SUSPENDED.
HALIFAX. Aug. 30.-Captain lid-
ward 0"l‘oolc, commander ol’ the Brit-
ish steamer Silver Wings, when
wrecked on Sable island, 17th of Au-
gust has had his cnptsfn’s certificate
suspeinled for u period of one year
from August 30th, 1915, to August
30th, 1916. The court, however, re-
r~oninif-inlcd that hc bt- grunted a
n1atr~‘s certificate during the period
undcr suspviisioii.
Such was ilu- result ol’ the inquiry
into thu loss ot' tho Silver Wings
whit-li 1-lost-d ni iinllfax to-day, The
seiitoin-c ot' tho court was based on
ilir- finding that thc niastcr wus in de-
l'nult for not using load und reckless
iiiivigitiion.
Thu court further found that the
nnitc. Thomas Jones, kept his log in
it vcry .slack nniniicr, did not take ln-
tcrcst in tho navigation and took over
his watch without r-hooking oil’ the
sliip's position, and he was therefore
suspeiulod ot' his niu.~itcr’s certificate
for tbrcc months l'i'o\n August 30th,
1915, to Novcinbr-i' 140th, 1915, without
thc option ot' a lower grade certificate
be-ing issued.
The Sllvcr Wings struck a .sand bar
oft' Sable Island on August 17th and
bcvnnic a total wreck. She was loud-
cd with steel for itussia and ws bound
from New York to Archangel when
.stra1litlcd.
FROST IN MANITOBA, BUT CROP
MOSTLY CUT.
illt.1\Nl>()I\', Man., Aug. 31.~Enrl_v
Tliursclny nt thc liominion Experi-
mental l<`arni liore i2 degrees ot’ front
\vci_'c registered by the thermometer,
wliich had been placed on the ground,
(iillivin, school books publislicd in thc I
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Pencils, Penhoiders,
Chalk, Crayons, Draw-
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Paper, Examination
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Shorthand Note Books,
Biotting Paper, Rulers,
Erasers, everything re-
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Public Schools.
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lowest prices.
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