5
.l Mu lu uullnl ru llniilniin, faults' slulll in mills pugug MEEHNG
l"l"MUllllSlS Hlwunln lui ullissll ululsln lv lu will M" SUMMER school
vi-
. Special.
31' JOHN. N. B. Aug.2.-Armed
with axes, ranes, picks and shovels t
(Canadian Press) (C » '
UTTA afnadian 1 ress)
he I WA. Aus. 3.-As e result ei _o'r'rAwA, Aug. as.-'rue receni ais-
,md what ever tools appgaled tc; M____ll_an inaugurated last-_year by the missrll of an English bugler in the
New Brunswick Automobile Associat_
H er of Mllltla Of giving to eli i Saskatoo f
.1. _ g - n usillers by officers of that
e mi itary ofllcers who, during the regiment for trampling under’foot an
i0n left the city this aiterooon on ,I  br°ul§llt Pcginlents _to a marked Arnerican flag which, according to
grand road improiement tour to t
Hampton. 1
The association has been doing it
them, about eight members of the bl
n
ending iifRf_§’_“°Y»l the Dl‘1V1l€l§e_ of at- report. was flauntcd in his face has
England wil” army manoeovres roused much protest in that city.
, a number of officers se- The Minister of Militia and Defence
great deal in the way 0_1 bettering `£e__cted this year will leave towards received many telegirams on the mat-
(Canadian Press)
@-
'**_‘ '*'*"' _-_-____-(__
MANCI-lES'l‘lllR, Eng. Aug. 3.-
An extensive fire occurred in Char- Hans Hohner, Halifax, N. i-3, won
Following is the address delivered Glll-0l` the higher school. The atti-
the conditions of the hi hwa s _ , e end Ol the Present month or
ing to and from the ity gndlegiie l1ll_g_land with Col. Hughes. f
latest move is to calculate to show blues." “mice” have been Cl10B€ll by
ii pronounced effect for the better for the Minister'
uses of the ruommm mmm mmm mm Ill the list are Hon. H. F. Mclfeod
uses of the mad between tho,-_._"_y Lt. Col. 71st, York Regiment New
and Hampton, Bl`l"ll‘WlCli; Lieutenant C01,  w
ter. One was received to-day from'
tne Sons of England in Saskatoon
asking the Minister for a strict
searching enquiry into the incident
and the dismissal of the young bug-
ler who trampled the flag under foot.
‘The telegram states that resentment
lottetown on Sunday morning, just t
about half an hour after midnight. t
Apart from the extensive nature of li
the outbreak and its consequent great
damage, the fact that it occurred in
the heart of the congested business
100f1lil5Y Of Richmond street indicates
its unusually serious nature. The ac-
tual location of the confla‘-gratlon wait
in the premises of the large dry
goods concern carried on by Messrs.
James Paton & Co.
It was exactly 12.25 o'cloek when
the fire hell rang ollt the alarm, the
report of this outbreak being tele-
plioncd in by Officer Mclnnis. 'At
be 10 mile championship race at h
y Mr. Franklin E. Heald, Hadley, t
MANY KILLED IN
iide of the pupils toward their stud.
he p"°f"“l°lll-ll Alfllletlc Mlllfll llefe. Mass., at thc evening meeting of the lcfl llBS improved and the discipline
oday. cj
___ . ummer Schooli- 0
- When Harvard University was
for the professions and especially for 0
education biought down from mediae- ll
f the school is much easier,
To discuss the method of adminll-
lol;-ndcd in Massachusetts in 1636, it lfflllllg fll€S€ Chllllgrll, we must begin
was its chief purpose to train mon Wllil f-he purchase of a. new property
f UVB lwrcs of land. A large dwell-
the ministry. To this end, n type of lllg was remodellcd into a. school,
uilding adapted to the new plans.
MIM EXPLUSIUN
_ __ _LBZ1
vol times was adopted and colitinlled A ll“l`ll fill U10 l=1l'0\1nds was easily
ill use for n long time. To prepare fl`D|lSf0l"lllf"l `f'-150 fl gymnasium and ll
men for university courses, several little Cfllltlll-£0 hflcunw a .lanitor's
preparatory schools sprang up and llvllse- The ll0YB Ol the School had
their character was determined by Bflmll lllllfftiffc in construction in parts
the nature of the university collrsus. (lf this work and cxllvct £0 do all the
These schools wcrc often culled “'0l`k ill lllrllflllir flllutllcr barn iutoa
The l“te“l‘l°l1 ‘lf the Part was to watson' sth Reglmeflt. ROYHI Ri; fiilllipst 'the action of the officers 'in
Y
I’0m0v0 fr0m the sharp turns 'the H
CB' Quebec; Lt" Col- Fmllk Meltfhen, liilimisaiug him was very strong. The
llllsllils and Shrubs which obscure ri lst Reglmellm Gfehaliier Guards Minister will take no action until he
~ . 1. - . ' ‘
Clear View Ol the road which .have M""t’°“"- Mil-|01' DFlV1fiS0ll. 5th Roy- has full particulars of the occurrenc'c.
been neglected by the authorities, *ll l‘lil=!hlanders, Montreal* Lt (lol
and to fill up the ruts rind ~ Ostcll, 65-til Regiment,~’Montreiil:
v
the stones from tha roadway. ‘emo e |M1lfor Louis Leduc, Divisional Sinn
After a day's labor the party Montrei-ll; I.i;,_ C,,1_ M_acD,m,,m_ 59th
lrnrllrrv Hllzhlnmlers, Alenenlirin. ‘
enioyed a rcpast at the Wayside Inn, G
Hampton, and the run to the git Ont.; Lt, (lol. W. S. Buell 4151;
was made ill thecvcllinig, In ,all llrockville, Ont.; Lt. Col R M
about twenty-five cars made ine Thompson. 79th (lnmergn iiigliianl   N
l-Fill, and _thc operations were under liters, Winlnipeg; Le (101, Cruickshanl-_
thc direction of T. ll. Regan, presid- D. 0. (‘., (lalgm-V; LL (;,,]_ A J M,-_ ` ‘ `-
ent of the association. Il
SUMMER SEHUUL
Hill lEMIHiHS
H
onald. Fl. il. floinman<ler, Strath-
cona Horse; Lt. (lol, J_ A, Allen |g¢_\, '”"-‘
York Ticlrlillent, New Market; Lt,
(`ol. M. S. Merser, (llimlnnllilf-,r,` (iialloiliall Press)
0ueeu's Own, 'I‘oronto; Lt, (lol. (LH. ST .T01-IN‘S Nlld. .\u.z..”e- The
ll0‘rl‘l'H, Zlrd lll'ir;'v.lls, l'retcr'|loro; I,r,_ Flo\'l:l‘0i2ll (iranil lloilgc of (ldil Fol-
('Ui. fl. S. Ncwbllrn, 13th Re;;i|llc|it.,ll0ws closed its session here hutnrday
amllton. 'Regina was selected ns' next yi-nr’e
--l~--l- meeting place, Last year's ollicnrs
in the main were rnclected
Mr M.n. Jones er Luc' ocllegc of Agri- ' » - -
_cultni-c, University of Maine, who    ____
teaching “i'laut Physiology in the,
Summer School, has just completed
his first round of lectures. Mr. .loucs
explained the work which he would
take up; dcallt with what is kuowln
88 U10 llllYSl0llll,'iCl1l sldc of that stil-
dy. I-le then emphasized the fact
that plants are living organisms pcr-
formini-) functions similar to those
performed by animals. He explained
how they take water from thc soil
and give it off in transpiration; that
they take iln oxygen in tllle air and
give oil carbon dioxide, that they use
starch and sugar in furnishing heat
for the body mucll as do the animals. t
llltislluulus lllllllll
lunnlviurulu MW "mill Bill
._-__A
l The new llouse-bout Ircuo built to
Special. the order of the Holi. Ullils. Dalton,
NEW YORK, Aug 2.-W. P. Hmnil- arrived lu illilwlottctoivll on Satur-
o
ll editor of thu Wall i-ltrcct Journ- day nvcniug alter fl scvcll-ami-u-llaill
.
Mr. Jones then pointed out"onc great nl, has _-list returned from il holiday hours run from Souris where she
issuing from most parts of the hlllld-
ing. The fire Brigade made a smart li
gy were soon at work on the flames, P
Iiut they were greatly hampered by (_
poured ollt from the seat of the hre, tl
tlle carpet department, the carpets
of course being Just the sort of ma- H
had secured a good hold in the cur- “
turnout and with commendable ener- iuwd l"’“t“"‘1“Y l" ll ‘lmlllle UXl’l"l~li0ll
n
the great volumes of smoke which m
terinl to provide good- fuel for thu lm
flames, and also to account- for the lm
unuslial quantity of smoke. The fire T]
Wt flellhltmflnt. Wl\lCl1 lB Flltllatell "ll caused by gas liberated in thc first
)
l`()WI'7R (Jl'l‘Y Aug, 3,-19 “Wu I
ere killed .und two seriously iii-
_ l*lnstel'brooksiile llllnc of the ER
hlla. and ljeadiiig (toni nm] [mn ___
o., near here. 13 men died in the `
St cxlllosion flve went to death in “
,P Bec,_,nd after P |,e,.,,ic nttempt at don ill 1657 :liter llnvillr: been flov- ll
on in the ordinary walks of life. 5
"Grammar Schools” us they were In
dllglilnd and tllern was no claim that ll
tl
"form shop." The loud was used for
ardens, play-grounds, etc. The ¢_,~u,,_
le courses aimed to llellrflt the per- M05 l"‘l"‘3 "llilml fl "HW ll0ll90 C09*-lllK
luong the earliest of these schools
5,500 for the pl'ilici_pnl’s home.
For scllool~wol'k and study the
'e those foulidrd bv the munifireni‘c`clllllllillll made were ns illlportunt as
,G rescue of the first v- t_~ _ erllor of the (‘olollv of (‘o|lnecticlit. _
lc mm One of the schools from this fund illl-`l» Wil" llill/0 1lll'01l<l.V had u course
Une_ of the resurers escaped alive
t died a few hours later Ii; in not
wus ill operlltioll in llzldley, l\1o.ss._ ‘ll _ _ _
own what cmmed the exp|uE,i0n_ as curly :ls ltilli :ind has colltinucd l"””l "l‘*t‘l¢lltl‘"lS llllfi lll'€ htted to
le niillers believe the first outbreak with the "flllle 'lf llllllkllfd /\“l'l"'ll" m
as due to dynamite, and the second ‘l"“"" t" til" l""""‘9’lf' tim"-
f Edwiirfl Honlv-ns who died in Lon- thc l>uull»nlent. In vvrry branch new
fl- has been injected.
In ll new social science course, pu-
ci\`il go\'i-rnuicnt, make n study of
aiu- better citizens.
TllL‘Y study and investigate tele-
Sfraugc ns it may seem, there had l’h‘"l'-` 'll'*‘l9'lll~`» l`"~llf0llliB. ro»ld-bulld-
difl`ercnce_betwcen plants and rininial,i,ln ’1‘orouf.o, lleforc leaving lm Wm.,
vvns built and fitted. Mr. and Mrs.
((;m,tin“cd on page two) inclined, to view, optimistlcillly, llliltoil, Miss Dalton and Dr. Dalton
the olitconie of the strain of the last I were on board, and were highly
‘GANos'rEa- Armies-'run six months He was of the uilinivn i.~leaee.l with ine yeclirs ueiisvicnr.
, » AT GRAVE or FRIEND. that fears uf intense stringency in nesinneii on exceedingly trim lines
._____ the monthly markets this ‘autumn the 1;-nm is -'one ‘Og the mba; hmm.
Niew ‘ Yonk, August 2.-while were overdone. _und that the period some craft at present in ine nnrilcr.
John Henry`Moore was scattering a, °f depression which the country has sl-ie has been exceptionally well fitted
liandfulll of dirt over the grave of afunderflone Blllce lending l“9l~ll9“tl°ll9 out and exceptionally wcll dnistlgd.
Mr Y i _ - ~ _ i
stepped from among the mourners in mov 'lg season that wh” predicted' is oi the following demensions: Lengthl
Calvary cemetery today nnd arrested
lliln ol n. murder indictment found
"When SCane.da's crops are turned 375 _not_ beam_ 8 feet 3 inches;
-a \  » ster, whom a. police- began to °“"t“u credits last year She stands a monument of great crev-
._ »e»-»;_,_-,__;_}*v,U,'_»'f;f=ff.'-,‘;_ -_ killed in ,,_ Street would result in m.uch more natural dit to hm. designers ,md builders’
`  . ~ tl da , five detectives monetary °°"dlti°"s durmg the crop Messrsh & M Paquet of Souris. She
into money it will be healthy again, depth_ 4 feet She has been built
against him in 1911 A dozen gang- Fit what Canada needs must i“ the entirely of native lumber; her planks
.stern dashed over the grave and at-
wenty years is steering , not driv- . k
power ,There will be no 1 ck_ of are cf pine and her timbers of oa ,
tempted to .release Moore. The de- me ' B while birch has been used for the tin-
tfectives drew rcvolvers and, holding
stimulus to its development from ,Shing work
the mourners at hay, retreated to thc outside its boulders' hesmd' ’l"he Ircn  s been fitted with rl
line of funeral coaches, wllcre they
-entered a cab taking Moore with
them and ordered the driver to whip
up his horses. A
Joseph Larkin was shot and stab-
bed to death by the so-called “Go-
per" gang in li Tenderloin dance hall
twenty months ago. Moore, wllo is
the indictment of being one of Lark-
.in-s assailnntsf
_____/ _.___
CONDENSED ADS `
T00 LITE FOR
FOR GLllS$|fIGlTl0ll
One cent per word each insertion in
this column. Cash must accompany
or/ier. Minimum charge twenty-ilve
¢9l§t_3°________Y__,_ _ _ .___ ___.______--
DINING ROOM GIRL wanted at
Holland IjIall.__S__ee_wirnt__co11rn1n.§66-
WAN'l‘ICl)-TEACHER FOR NORTH
(lnrleton scllool. Sllllllirllllllli $20-
Harry D. Lowtller, Secretary.
_ __ _ ______ 712-8-4M2ll‘}4l.
iron`sAl.-lr. A House wrrri Am.
modern conveniences. bnrirc lawn,
good situation. Apply nt 61 llocll-|
fm-d gt _____707-8-4l\l5ipd.
lvii'Ni<` l~‘o`i`l" skim:-1 AM osirsil-
ing ri few pairs of niillk, both rauch
rniscu and wild steer. Allnlv tg
Adam, Scales, St, i<.lcanol's. i’. l<.._
I_ _ "/ia-il-iivllwlc.
FOR QALE, l)i<lSlRABl.l<l D\WEl.-
LING, situated llol‘. l"il"0_Y “ml
Edwm-d gtg_ ;\ll3n;_oi_ler|i irsglrove.
t A 1 30 ‘i zroy i .
mm S’ pp y 1.19-li-limit.
ATJ<`?7r"ioN-1is.s`ii£Al,ll.rl oor'rAou.
the residence of W. H. Clllrlw. 171
_ King Street.. Sale takes place at
' the premises on Wednesday. lltll
July, at 12 o’clock noon. R. Beltli-
__stn, _A_uc_tioneer. _ _______ 55ll'll‘1M3l-
AIRDALE T’UPl‘lES FOR FiAl.lu-
From pcdfzreed and l`0l!lHf0lf°‘l.
steer. omni sire the lrrvlltfrl lil’-~
ing Airdsle. Airdnles are the U09*
¢¢0mpan|0n and watfih (l0EEl i'.0-(ll1Y-
Price $25. James Bo.Vlf'll°~4 lil
Euston Bt. __ *_ ________ ,_ T043’ M” '
'rm=l_`1.AwRieNoa osusrm. Hos-
pitsr gives A un-ee years l"‘l“l;‘“
in general nursery, medical. B11” °‘,
al andphstetricsl-. For iniormetifm
_ regarding I-,qu|,~,,men1;s addi-e_s_s
g sunt.; Law. General Hospits.
Lawrence Mass. _______8_mE2ipd_
L0‘l'I'.-‘R PAIR'0F GOLD RIMMED
e a
very powerful gaso ine engine, of Am-
erican type-a Jausec, of 50 to 60
horsepower, enabling her to develop
a s1.'eed of about 15 miles an hour.
the boat, being securely and neatly
floored over. The cockpit, which has
-- an awning over it, is self hailing and
_ being of about 5 feet sqllare, pro-
A meeting of the electors of the Vide” the ample W°rkl“l'l r°f’"' whim;
fourtll district of Prince was held in is _“e°,°_55*"`Y» mr the_°mft ‘B iteerif
the Centl'evi'ilo Hull Wednesday, July ‘l'll‘l flrlvcn "Pm thls “‘]l“-W" me" '
30th, to discuss the attitude of the H°l`°l“ ale slwated me stwrlgg
Government on the automobile qlles-,“’ll9°l_alld the levers tllilt °°“tl`°l tl”
lion. Aliliengli the meeting und seen Sl’*“l"“g °f"‘“K°"‘°“* “nfl "lf ““l’l’ Y
poorly advertised there was a large 0f tl” "'“i¥l“°»-“ISU il l‘“`iZe_"°tm°Y
uttcndande, representatives being pre- Whllltle “'lf'h1.Wl“°h thekygcht ‘T1 also
PM fro nmjorit of the I,o11i,,g fitted and wiich is wor e by t e en-
llivisiongn efhe mcetin; was called ‘to 57l“e~ other featulcs “I her working
' (l b 'l
order by nm,O,nting,D,._ J_ C_ Bar. equipment are a han some innac e
lem to the chair Mr Alex Anderson i “ml R glass ‘Vl“‘lslll°l‘l-
f Femwood w'aB muse" as Hec,.,,_ As to her accommodation the Trenc
any Am0'ng those present we,.e__ is ns excellently provided. A hand-
Mi(,h'm_, H Mduwhe W H Schmman some cabin rlins abaft the cockpit,
John  C'“,.t,s,, “lm 'Uu'uh,,ck Leof being about 12 feet long and 6 wide.
d A' Schllrélal, hon" C 'Cmw Painted wllitc withill, llnnllsomcly
“ar ' V ’ Al _,fd 1.50,," vnrnishcd without, cosi'ly upholstered
John A. Gariiner, ex n e . _ _
George McFarlane, and almost all “ith °°"l“ml"°"Bhl°“°‘l luck? Seng;
I - _ , ` ‘ ll l't -
   1°   
um vm m ]y`1~, i took, plfme in on either side, the cabin presents a
A genera il cuss on
which the Government was strongly lllfll`0l~\l:lllY invilting and colrlanofllftxe
°°““'“"“""‘i mr its "mo" in ‘mowing nl? liesiis ellgetrile iltizhiefi
the automobiles to rlln in the pro- ll m l t__~_ in ti 'fn tor lavm
\ lt, s considered that Pre- F-“il ls llt ~‘ W l B- 9° E ° 7
vinci. \v B _ . ' to 1~ ht, ,
micr 'Vfathiesou had broken the pro- t0l`Y I’l"Vl9l°“~ Tllfe el*;°1‘:_° ‘E mm;
mise he had given to be governed by of the "aft is PM mm ` y B Q g
uw voice of me people as given at batteries and a small dynamo which
‘ - the galley for'ard and
the nnnulil school mleetlngi- All mere is mtelf up In h on me that
rcsollltions had hitherto proved in- ls ‘Vol cd by t ° mme g
. _ drives the boat. _ There are three
"gli?tl:;:f:°v;ftlY:sp‘x§;;e(;;;c,?;:; Sir:-3_ , lights ln the cabin encli of 6 candle
s
. ~ power. In the callin 12 persons can
::11i.§I::.’..ir;":;”;:..:::.°if.‘;°.:  be     le
' d ti f f .
vour of the running of autorvloblles. sleeping acconlwghatsn carb, ol; a _
_ _ _ (‘onuected w e n n
The mgnmlntlon nfsaizlhellngl-¢;`£g other of the Ircnc's attractive fee.-
'"°bil° Assn” 0 Un wa m ' tures On its roof is carried a small
""1 .“'iti" .Thi f°i,l°wi';,§m° °,§;'§,b‘;§§?_ none, .cnei apnrt ircnn the fact that
”]e"te(;'I-I'c‘;s‘$?_|;l_,'flt ' ' mot maiiysimilar craft are so fitted,
Src., ora - ~
A   0' -  ;‘;‘~.';l‘:.“.“.r;‘:.l.t.:.°x:.r:“1i:.z":;.:;.
“°"t"'tl"° 'mm cam immng dmsioni poylslerl Imperial- on the port side are
W” ’““‘l° “l’ "5 '°u"w”:T`T‘3h“ C“"l erected the smiiu nnvlte by winch to
U95' Tmveuerys Regt; L' 0' Cram' lower or raise her. As a-matter of
Searlewwn; W- G- S°l“""‘“"' Nmth rect the yacht cud net bring uns
ll°“°‘l“°‘ Al” A“d"'“°“' F°'“w°°di bent with ner nn the :resent iris.
Dr' Balqem' Centrevmo; Conn T' For'ard, up to the point at which
°W ' R he,-,_ raised deck, the space under which
e’.°_g|”.“ w|¢\| gn enamelled sil-
v@.~‘ spring attalllwfl. h°*W‘"’" Ski
Pe ~.r's church 'and the Post Office,-
ontlhturdly cvenlnir. Finder please;
return to 39 Roehionl sruln;e4 B111*
l renault reward. 714' '
. . _ _
\ , . , ~...'_ . lil...-ef.
race Wright
appointed a committee to draft by-
laws for the Association whitll Will
hum its nrgf, nie|it,l|ig in ('cllf.\’(‘.Vllle
Hail. Wednesday, Alurust ml. ‘lt
8 p. fn.
The engine is situated amidships in a
  cockpit that is one of the features of`
tion of the premises llea.rcsi'. Sidney ni
ill thu building, so to speak, in order nl
caused oil almost every hand ill the
course, did as mllch destructioln to ul
goods which thc flames never actual-
ly got near to. It was a stubborn
fight that the f`iremen had with the
flames, but at two o'<-.lock they had
got thclll under control, and ill about
nnotllcr two hours had pl‘m-,ticlilly
evtillgllisllcll thc outbreak, which
tllny did cxrellcutly wcll to keep as
vouflllf-d as they did; colllilleil not on-
ly to tllo plll‘tlcI.'lur buililini_: but nl-
so practically to the particular dc-
partlr.‘ent.
'As stated, the fire broke out in the
l-arpct department-it is supposed
near the private telephone which com-"
municatcil with the ofiice. In this de-
partment there is no fireplace and
no electric wirilnir; thc room helm:
lighted bv gas. No rallsc bro as yct
when the clerk in cllurlze left :it lllnn lf
On the alarm _ being given among
the llrst to appear on the scene was
Mr. Paton, the proprietor of the
business. He was ill bed when the
llre alarm ‘was rllng, and he imme-
diately inquired at the telephone ex-
change where the outbreak had oc-
curred. Hear ng it was opposite
I’rowse’s buildilig Mr. Paton imme-
-diately made for the scene, to disco-
liar. of course, that it was his own
premises that were on fire. He
promptly opened the front door and
made an attempt to enter and switcli
on the electric lights, but was met
with such a volumfe of smoke and
heat. that he had to make a hasty
retreat. However, he made a second
attempt and this time succeeded in
reaching the controller and he
switched on the foremost lights, but
had again to retire almost choked
with smoke. A third entry enabled
Mr. Paton to light up the front
store sufficiently to allow the firemen
to get through to the burning com-
partment. All through the long and
stubborn fight with the flames, hc
was always on the spot and it was cl
not‘ until sometime after eight ?
o'clock in the morning, when, of na
course, the fire had been plit ollt, S
that he left for home. e
As to the extent of damages as al-
ready stated, this has been consider- H
able. Besides the damage actually en
i
r
considerable while tllc smoke which
the destruction ofthe finer dress N
ted. and of course, llesidles the de- is
struction of the fabric, the entire
stock of carpets is hopelessly ruined.
The millillcry department wliicli is
immediately below is also practically .
ruined. wh le the dress-making de- ~
pnrtmcnt which adjoins the millinery
show-room is likewise ii waste, bill".
more through the eflccts of thc water
and smoke.
The premises are insured, but the
loss sustained will be considerably
more than is covered by the insur-
nnce policy.
A special -measure of praise and
thanks is due to the Fire Brigade,
for their determined efforts and nfdll-
ous fight with the flames, and the
bravery they displayed was remark-
able and deserving of the highest
commendntion. In this rzlognition
of the Brigade’s excellent services,
Mr. Paton personally joins and he nl-
so associates himself with the tllanlui
that are likewise the due of those
citizens wllo rendered valuable assis-
tance to the firemen and hilt for
whom the damage caused by the ilru
would have been very much more
than it has been.
to rcllcli it, collsiderable damage wus bo
lout iv. qlulrtcr of n mile. Unly l
street. },’ciug thus centrally placed Lllmc men were tam," out uf tm, mim, the colleges di-.l|nlniln|l, until :liter Lhc'll
lt is not likely the reul story of school. ‘C
store by water, while the smoke, of the explosion will cvcr be told as
l-llff tlll"li BUVY. flllll ir! ill tllllt D01" explosion. The ddmi wen, ,w,,tt,.,-6,1 been but little rhilllge in its clil-rif;n- lllif. milk Sllvllly, vital statistics and
ive; one died on his wily to L1", your 1000 :ind the scllool bud in thai
spiinl. lncalltinlo bieromt- entirely ll public,0'l
U
um ill :ill of the yi-urs, excl-.pt nail
llumlri-d otllr-r things ill which the
fc of thc comulilnity is ¢0||¢e|-ne¢]_
At the szllnc time they have adopt-
il self-gov(-rlling system, haviuga
uncil to make lows, :i court, of tri.
.it is true that ucilrly ull the nec- llllllvll tv try ull cases and give sen-
l who know were killed. ondilry scliooli-i down to that time '50
had putterlicii tlicir collrscs upon this ‘lf
ucc. They have relieved the faculty
most of the discipline-and are be-
-lii, l
Hallie college prciuimtory theory nndlC llllllil fl`ll0 ClliZ0llB of thvir own lit-
this time dense clouds of smoke were V icmmlllllll l'I`@HB
t
()
few hail rccoi.;niv.ed that the school llv l`0lllllliif!.
had much to do with llloderil lifc as
it is. fl
It is equally true tlult ueairly ilvvry li
The science classes ill like manner
cal v.'if,h tho industrial-l and home
fc; they iliscllilrgie and recllurge flre
owil ill ollr .\‘i,ntes has been afliiizteli "Ki-illlllllHll0l'N. make insecticides,
with the “cilllrai,ioo:ll il|lrcsf." on Hi
llailliily'/.od feeling that tlii-ro is sonic- rc
blur: fllildllmclitally wrolii: with tllcl
uily foollu :ind in fact get close to
ul lifc.
'l‘o omit many other changes we
bpm nQC,,_|.mi,,,,_,l fm. H", ,,,,¢_|,l.,._,,k_ ,N city of l'ldmolltol\ on Klenwortlis ac-
,,~~,,\,,,,k he examined the ,,,.e,m,,,.,H as million dollars pci' month. All the
usual before closinff- C
FUH EBMUNTUN
(Uzillmlian Press)
EI)M()N'l‘UN, Aug. 3.-Klern-
wortll's, l.ou<lon, cabled thc lloud
oiiicc of the lmperizll llulik, "l‘oronto,
instructing tllclll to advance to the
oullt nloncy to tllu extent i.f one
ity ildmiuistro.tion has to do is to
keep the civic machinery moving is
to apply to the local branch of the
Imperial Bank and one million per
montll will be placed to their credit
of the municipality. With this amo-
unt on hand there is no necessity for
the curtailment of the clty‘s constr-
ilction programme. All tlis work
planned to the beginning of the
year will be carried out.
"MNMM lllll] .MM
HE P£S$|M|Sl|Ul"
SMS SIH Il. MANN
(Spcciub)
ii
t l
school systems. lwili boss to the vocational side.
'i‘hc town of .lladlrey was troubled '1`llf'Sc rollrscs inrludo Agriculture and
in the some \\uy and still could not Wfl'.lfl\\'°l'li f0l` llfll/Hi l'l0US0ilUl\l Al`l»9»
agree uiron where the trouble was. illrlllfllllk F0“'l'li<. Cvfllilhg. sanitation,
The tcucllcrs were blamed for not Clif-. fllr ilirls.
lioldiug thc pupils and the parents' ill Allllclllfllfe the llfly spends half
were blamed for not forcing their of each day on the subject oi agricul-
chiidrcll to become better students, llll'l\, not 21 book course, but the real
lilverybody reglxittml the fmt time thing. I-le nulkcs hot-beds, starts
‘thc lwiglitor boys alliil girls who llud Hmllllllllis. ll`1UlBl'»lu.:lts :ind cares for
iinlbltion to get un cilucution wrilt to his crop. l-le tests milk and oreauil,
the cities or wi-nt \'\/est. 'i`boseiiilpils stllllilrs rations. eulls his bard and
who rclnaincd ru town pcriiiuiiciltly`lll`l“lSFl lt “ll to the standard. llis
had found the courses _uninterestilig book work is simply it reference study
and fell out of school. |til_g ~4Mormation about
some 01 keencr sight siispcct.ed_§q\Qhi'.1¢;s-he is-»to~do. He must also
that while thc courses fitted for the have a "home project" which will
professional life, tllcy failed to relate take much time. These projects may
themselves to uuytllilig else. T0 make bc il dairy herd, ri pell of poultry, an
sure of this called for u. thorough ncrc of corn or miytliing agreed upon
investigation and the trllstees decili- by the parent, the instructor nnd the
ed upon immediate action. boy.
Your speaker was engaged to initi- The girl in Household Arts does
ate the investigation and to admin- similar work in sewing, cooking, etc.
istrate such changes as might prove She has half her time in these
necessary. He, with the secretary of hlancllcs and has her "home pro-_
the board, tabulated records of gra-ljcct." Each vocational pupil spends
duates and non-graduates of thc, the other half day on English,
school and followed up pcrsonal1y'Fcience and Social Science.
every person who had attended the) There was some fear at the outset
scllool in several years. that only the poorer grade of pupils
Did those who graduated beneiitbylnlilzht take vocational courses and
the course uliless they attended apliirllt l¢’=lll £0 fl Cilslié l1lll0llKi-l1¢D\l-
higller school? Why did the pupils pils. This did not occur and some of
full out, and what did they <10? lthe hiirhcst SCll0l”l`5hllls are found
It was fouud that of the pllpilswimc-ng the vocational pupils. The
who gradllilted fronl thc grndcsnlit-_boys won over $400 in prizes last
tle over fifty per cent entered the fall, mostly for iudging stock, corn
higher school, and of the boys who lllld potatoes in open competition.
gmllllatcil from the grades only 13| The boy lmvilli; highest scllolarship
Icariug fiuauciill sky, the promise of g
eed not be pessimistic," declared g
iid Manitoba are looking maguific- g
cilusell by the flames' thi? deB"“°ti°“ better able to handle grain than last 1
ear.” ,,
llllflflellfell l-ll” Until” Pfeflfllses l“ Donald mentioned that some pretty
(lense Vlllllmm WU5 fesponslbk for hard knocks had been handed the (T.
MONTREAL, Aug. 2.--"\Vitll a per cent persisted long enough to during thc past year, who won the
lundant crops, and better railway
cilities to move those crops Calladil s
ri\d|ii\ti‘ from thc higher school. ioratory prize and who is an athletic
Of the classes entcrlllrr the lligli czlptmn, is ilu i-igrlclllturill student.
cllool often blit 36 to 40 pier ceo | Thus one community has solved one
ruduatcd and scarcely ever did over plulse of its school problem. Many
r Donald Mann, on his arrival aft- 50 per cent stay through the course. other towns need to have the school
a western tour of inspection.
“Crops in Alberta, Saskatchewan
t. Railways this fall will be much
Speaking of financial matters, Sir
The mortality animli.: the pupils nn
cl the coiiimllnity life correlated
was greatest in the first year and,more thoroughly.
reatcst among the boys. l lf I have, by bringing you the ex-
I will not trouble you with the longfpr-rionrc of the little dgricnltni-nl
We hlid at least discovered ll dis-i
lst of other things which were dis-Qroliimilliity of llildley, made any
ovorcd, and we folilid but few ivliicliihe-lpfid angge5tion_ I gbnll bg glad to
were reassuring. 'lnive done so.
_ . .
lZ00<lH uhfi Hlm<lifll` lpllfllflflls- The from the Dominioll Government, "but
from water was equally, if not more y
Clll`lll‘t <i0Pi\l`l3l”ll0llt iS l'll`80tlC'l-llY l-Tilt' the people are getting roads and that
_ case and it was llecessiiry to seek :ii
R' OV" the $15 000 000 Hllllsldy remedy. To assist ill this il commis
sion was found to study thu problem
and this comlllissioll ci.-;lSiRi.I‘ll Ol l\\`0
gentlemen who have since become
members of the Siilte (‘onimiss|oil of’
l'idllcnf.ion, I-lou. William Orr, who is;
' now lleputy i'onin\issio|lcr, and llr.'
li. W. Htinisilll, now the rltntc_
Agent on A_i:riculturnl 1°l<lilcntioil.l
what they want,” he commenced.
Tile other llninlllill' was l’rof. .loblil
W. 'l‘y]cr, ii specialist on l'llysical
'i‘rai|lili;;.
This (‘omniissioll_ among other rc-
' mAs'rl~iilN unowfrlfl.
M(l.\"l`lilCAL., Auir. 2-That East-
crn (‘mi:ldi:ln cities have enjoyed
raipid growtll in the lui-lt two years
is tho brlivf of the compilers of Lov-
nlls Dil-ccfory issued today. It gives
St. John 67,000, liulifux 55,000,
Svdnl-_y 22,000, Nloncton 14,000, and
(llurloftufown 12,000. Montreal and
suburbs are given ut 652,533.
liuuouscsssli
Special.
LONDON, Aug 2.- George Lans-
bury, the ex-labor member of l’srli-
mellt wllo resigned his seat in Parli-
mcnt to fight for re-election on the
Slldrage issue, but wllo was defeated
was sentenced nt llow Street yester-
day to three mouths imprlsonnlcnt
for making inflammatory speeches ill
support of the Fluflrage cause. Hn
left the court amid cheers of women
sympathlzers, declaring that, he
would hunger strike immediately.
His wife, however, doesn't `belicve
Wrl ht, Kinkora; Frank Ilcawfl. Fl'°°_' llc can carry out his threat. Sbc says
t  Donald Baker. Newton; T110- 9° °°°kp"‘ wmmences' were is 8 _ ' "Father has a terrible time before
mas Gillespie. CRDG 'l`l‘B“*’""5 ° has been boarded ,nw B ,amy gpm INSPEQTOR PBUE To 0ATl’l» him if he tries any hunlzer strike.
M°M“"d°' Kensingwn’ and wan" clous compartment called the galley . I "BV" “mv “ mlm 9° llellenllnllt 0"
Lea_ Tryon, Dr. Ballem. Messrs. H0- I that compartment me the  '_ SARNIA. A\lR~ 2~ll1\l\‘lliZl`|\tl0ll Ill* regular meals, He would starve to
nnn wm. onlbeek were “ l’ 0 slwetor Unnleron tllrned lmck at the .lend in ein licnre. I enn nlwnvn
Vl“l"“" ffl" °°"“l“F- fl li" 9t°V° ““‘ll\iorder yesterday ills brother coming N-|| when he |mgn't had i,,,,¢-1, hen,
l"`0"l5l“" °h°“l"~ °€°° All l°° "'l‘°*l"'fronl Detroit' to visit hlni. llc was no tiredlnud cross when he getsbonic
alma ""”l‘°r tmlk "re “lm to l"" l"‘““llrrippleil from rhcunuitisnl and under nt nicht "
l-l‘°"° “B wcll,” ml °xl‘.".“ l“"l"'l" Tl"`|oai.h he could not admit him to Can- l I
, iU0l1l1illll¢<l 011 page three) ada. , ,Minsrd's Linlment Cures Distemper
I
colllniellrhitiolls, advised us follows:
_ 1. The school should prcpnro for
_ -' l ' l college as 1'-ll the pn-st. i
2. ’l‘lic method of illstriictloll in ull
lZ0ll,lIl(l »
_ uoS._i1c
One cent per word each insertion in
this column. Cash must accompany
order. Minimum charge twenty-five
cents.
brilllrllcs should be modified, accord-
ing to details reported, so ns to ill-
sure arousing the interest of the pu-
pil and to lend him to contliius the
study by himself.
3. We should dcvcl.>p the bl‘:l<‘tii~l\l
side of :ill the sciences and rol'rclnte
them with the life of the conlnllliliizy.
4. Vllyslriil trnillini: should becouie
an important port, of the course.
5. An equal part of tbc endeavor
should bc nut into social edllclition.
G. Vorntionnl courses in Agricul-
ture, Woodwork. and Household Arts,
should be installed. \
These and other recolnnlendatlons
were elaborated to give advice on
details. (`ourscs were laid out and
methods suggested.
To carry out these plans has been‘
the work of the last four years and
the results of the endeavor arc most
"The harvest excursion, Thursday
Au,:ust 14 mid Wednesday Sep. 3.
Full particulars later . 645-8-1M3i
"What is your opinion of working
.with poor tools? llon't ask ‘your
Typewriter to turn out good letters
oil ri had Typewriter. Order a Rem-
ington or ,Smith Premier for ber
today. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N.
S. 663-8-Zldii.
“Tile two large _vessels from New
York will he unloading Hard Coal
for several days for A. Pickard M
(lo. This coal is the very best grade
gratifying. The first class to griidu-i_Q§:d;v§g‘e £)er:§§“‘gh§la2:°t\¥3; 3°,
atc pupils under this full course had _“lr whuo the veuela are nmomuné
l
88 per cent of its first year pupili, t
(lf the pupils completing the grades, “save money' su B-‘““`
fl‘0m 90 per cent to 100 per cent Minsi-5': Linlmont Cures Dipthqia,
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