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Preponderance oi British Empire in the World, the Strong Opposition to the Proposal Raised in House oi 5; };>,;,;,f;;§ Rsvfrnlte °f“¢°"'» Mr *lee
For _greens Co.
Yesterday was Declaration Day for
Queens County. Messrs._t!rosby, Ken-
nedy, Ilughes, Lel’iige, Nash, lrviiig,
lliggs and Duffy were di=i~lai-ed elect
Rising Power of America and the Decline oi Old Commons. Further Consideration oi Same Post- '{,‘;i,,‘"";i‘ °f “‘;°‘_;‘,“‘,‘;“2,_;;;1i‘;‘;f 
(Special to The Guardian.)
l.t)N.l)0N. Aug. ti.-Lt_~General Jan
t‘lii'istiaii Stiiuts, British member ot'
,hp |,i-agua of Nations tioiniiiissioii, in
,, ,speech at Cape Town today said the
tiireo greatest iinpressioiis he gain-“ii
ihiriiig the Peirce tloiiference were:
ilrst, tlie liniiieiise preponderance of
the British Empire in the world; sec~
ond. the rising power of America
wliieli \vas thc only great power to
eiiiergo i'i'oin the war uiisisatlietl and
even with resources vastly iiicroascd;
I-|lil"I.`i|lR decline of old Europe not
only relatively but inslriiisically ow-
ing to war exhaustion.
GERMAN PRESS STRONGLY I
CRITICISES PRINCE HENRY
(Special to The Guardian.)
lll~)liI,lN, Aug. 0.-(‘oinnieiitiii_g on
the letter written receiitly by i’rini:e
lit-nr_v ot' Prussia, brother of i'oi~iiier
i<Iiiipi>ror William to King (lcorge iii
whit-li he asked the Ilritisli monarch
in the name ot justice and in his in-
terests to desist in deniaiidiiig the ex-
trsiililion and trial of the former Ein-
poror, and declaring that the truth
iihout the war iiiigbt be had from Al-
pnil statesmen, tho Tageblatt says it
is an exhibition of unsiirpassiible
cluiiisiiiess.
'i‘lie-Vorwaerts reintirks that Ilen-
ry's cliarilc that the principal guilt
for the war may be atti'ilini_ed lo ling-
laiid is without ri tot oi’ eviileiicc. 'i`liis
newspaper' which is the Socialist or-
gan, teriiis ilciiry a danger to the
(li-riiiziii people.
lllc l~‘i'eilieit coiisiders it a rlisgrime
.tliatvzinscioii ot the iiolienzolleriis at
this time has the impudence to use
such language.
Anxiety Re Food 1
Situation in England
(Special to The Guardian.)
l.tlNlJt)N, Aug.. 0.-'I‘iie food situa-
tion is giving a good deal ot' :ihxiety
and the aiinouiicemeiit that ration
books are to be--re-issiieil next month
luis raiised inucli public coiiiiiieut.
The Prince to Spend
Four Days_in Quebec
QIIICIZEC, August G.-Ilis Itoyal
lligliiicss, the Prince oi' Walcs will
stay Your :lays iii Qiieliee city after he
lands here on Thursday. On August
ltitli iii the afternoon he will drive to
his qiiarters at the Citadel where he
will be received by the otlicial repre-
seiitiitivi-s_ It. is understood that the
oiiieiiil reception will be held at the
l‘arliaiiieni. Building where aiildresscs
iii' weleotiie will be 1ii'csr~iitiul by Sir
Loiiicr Gouin and Mayor Lavigueur_
This Evening’s
Athletic Meet
'Large Nuniber of 'Athletes Taking
Part. Track in Fine Condition
and Exciting Finishes Expected,
The great athletic meet tonight
pi-niiiises the lovers of sport an
cvs-iiiiig of rnro pleasure. All events
\vill liavc o large list ot' entries, and
"X<‘liiI\l: contests will be witnessed. It
is fully expected that greater success
will iitteiid than at the prcvlolla IIIHQL
The grounds are in splendid condi-
tion since sport was first held on
thi\m_ An excellent band concert pro-
grriiiiiiio will be reiidcrcd,anil the var-
ious events will be promptly Vim OIT-
lrlvi-ry ctTort is being made by thc
iiixiiiagemeiit to revive sport, and the
piililii-_ will no doubt lend its encour-
ngcineiit to this wortliy object.
in addition to all the well-known
(oral athletes tlierc Will bc 0I\U'I€S
triiiii other centres ot this province,
liius ensuring kecii competition and
adflvtl interest. Jamieson, tlig boy
wiiiiilcr, will fight it out with Hooper.
t‘iiinpheli and others in the runs.
iiieycle events are always popular,
and :idditioiiril interest will be ut-
tnvlieii by the presence ot Georilv
l‘ro\vse, the former innrltlme chain-
llioli, who is now rounding into ex-
vciient shape. '
"hilly" Halfpenny, Crinadzfs' El'<l11l-
"-\`l \'=\llItf‘J'. will givc an exhliiltioii.
ihiifpeiiiiy is the noted athlete devel-
fiiied iii this province, and the DUDIIC
will be iiflorded an opportunity of see-
illrz liiiii in action. This alone will be
ivortii the admission. "Dill" holds the
lllir-i‘i\atioiial indoor pole vault record
iii:irl,, at Madison Square Garden in
lllltl. lie also won fthe Au\0l'lcIlIl
Viiziiiilonsliip at Traverse island in
limi). ln the Swedish Cliampionsliip
in Stockholm, 1912, he inet. with Ml
ncciilont when no was in the running
for first place, ‘but afterwards. M-
Montrezil, he defeated the two Olympic
wiiiiiers, Babcock and Wright, Those
\v¢-re two oi the host polo vauiters in
the world. 'I`his‘ls it ilrettY X000 F00'
oi-ti for an island nthlete. it would 118
" Hlllenilld chance for the DOY! Wh"
nrie taking up the brunch to soo Bill
vniilt, and he will only be too pleased
:o snow or ieii them anything nbuul
l.
I _ENTRIES-HANDICAPIS.
220 Yard| Dalh
J. I’_ Hooper, Charlottetown.
-I- Ufrvio, Charlottetown.
A. l~‘. Campbell, Charlottetown.
Ii. Jamieson, Charlottetown.
L_ Younker, Charlottetown.
Illll Nicholson, Charlottetown.
Wen. Nicolson, Charlottetown.
F. Graves. _Summorslde_
A. McKinnon, Kensington.
_ (Continued on peg Three)
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Austrian Counter
Proposals Received
PARIS. Aug. 0,-'l‘ho Aiistrinii
coiiiitci' prrpostils t_o the peace tornis
were lianiled to the Allied Mission at
St. (leriiialii lrlii lifiyc at 12.15 o'i:ioek
today. _The counter proposals were
brouglit at once lo l‘ai'ls and deliver-
ed to the Supremo Council ot` the
Peace (ionferoi1cc_
King Ferdinand
With His Army
(Special to'The Guardian.)
PAIMS, Aug. 0.-»'l‘lie i|iti'ansigt-:iiit’s
Geneva eorrospoiideiit says that ac-
cording to ii liiic-_liare_st dcspatcli King
l<‘ei'dinaiid of Itoiiinania is with his
army iii i'lungary_
British Will Settle
- Matter lor Themselves
L()N'l)ON, Aug. ti.-Answering* a.
question in the llouse of (`.ominoiis
whether thc Goveriiiiient considered
i|ii'o|'inlng Aiiiericaiis here for prohibi-
ctors prefer to settle their doinestic
questions for tliciiiselvcs- Edward
Shortt, Secretary Home Aiiairs said
"I ani disposed to agree with the
siigtgestlon that tif llritlsli people
can settle the niatter for tliemsel-
ves, but as l have stated I do not
think this step hy the Goveriinient
iiccessary_ The first part of the
llouse Sccretarys answer was cheer-
ed." _ '
Devonshire House As
Club For Dominions
.___-
MONTRE.\ii_ August 4.-A cable to
the Gazette from London says:
The proposal of tho l_i<-youd the
Seas' Association tor' a peiwiiaiioiit
overseas elub in London has iiow
taken definite form and Uaiiadltiii
provincial agents general have lieeii
placed on the executive eoniiiiittee_
The plan is to secure Dcvonsliire
House t'or four and a qurii'tcr mil-.
lion dollars and erect a club lioiise
with a central building and two
wings with two large comincmora-
tive halls to be decorated by the
Domlnioiis. Members wi-ll known in
Dominion clubs are eligible and the
lotai iiieiiiberslilp will be 24,000, The
Duke oi’ Uoiiiiauglit is cliiiirman oi'
llic coiiiniiiti-e.
BIG TROTTERS VICIOUS ATTACK
FREDERICTON, Aug, 6.-The Ex-
porter, 2,06, champion trotting stallion
of (Yniiada, has put his trni~ii_er und
driver, William Sliaroii. on tho shell.
The big trotter mario it vicious at-
taek on Driver Sharon in his stall at
the trotting park on Saturday nnd, as
ii result, itwill probably he some time
before the trainer oi' the champion
will bo able to resine his place in the
sulky.
The big lioi-so made n snap at Shar-
on's left hand and. despite the inet
the sponge interfered, mario such a
bite that several iitichen were neces-
-sary to close tho wound. Toiiiiiiy .Ray-
mond flnished working out The idx-
poser, hut Sharon hopes to he able to
drive lilni in the Moncton races next
week.
TIIE \VEATIIER
TEMPERATURE
TIDE, MOON, ETC.
TORONTO, Aug. 6.-~Southensterly
winds, cloudy, with showers iii West-
ern district.
High tide this evening at li_20. (0-
morrow morning at 7.09 and tomor-
row evonl-ng at 9.14.
Sun sets this evening at 7.35.
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, Aug. fi.-'l‘iie goveriinieiit
bill which si"-ks to r.iis»i the sal.\i'ies
oi’ five cabinet niiiiisters iii aiiiouizis
ranging from .iL‘.’_000 to _($5,001) dacli
and itii'i‘ease the saliiries of it nuiiibi=r
ui’ undirr scirretaries was strongly op-
posed in the lioiisc ol' ('omiiioiis to-
night. '
Sir Donald Mclietiii, National Liber-
al, ilecliiietl to give his roiiseiii to the
iiieasurc until the govt-rtiiiieiit had ilu-
clareil its policy with regard to redne-
tioii iii the govcriiiiieiit ilcpzirtiiiciits
to what lie considered a scale con-
ductive to national cllleieiicy and ce-
ononiy.
Otlier members i'epi'oai:lieil the gov-
eriiiiient for showing ii bail example
when economy was declareil to be im-
perative and _said the measure would
lower parlizinieiit iii the estiniatioii ol`
the people. Finally alter a ilefeiico oi`
the bill by Andi'e\v Iiouar Law, the
govcriiiiieiit leader, and an zigreeiiient
lo poslpoiic i`ui'tlii'i' iioiisideraitioii of
the nit-asiii'e until Autumn t_lie bill
passed its _second reailiiig, 17|; to S3.
.LABOUR SITUATIO
L!
District. _
pletcd districts:
rosby
U
Lenz iiivnr __ ...ol
l1`rencli River . _ _ _ _ _'42
t‘lit`ton  ___7t~i
(lraiivilie  ...(iii
iioiu-_ iriver __ ....54
lla'/.el (lrove ......£27
Stanchel  _ ...:iii
Ilrarlailiane _ _ _ _ _ __ .78
Wcstiiiorclaiid _ . _ . .240
(lrapaiid . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ .ijti
|511-lvillo  ...H0
c.\’e\ in
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f.
32
Z1
Ili)
51
08
38
53
102)
32
Iii)
54
48
First Electoral Divstrict.
Cousins
1,19
72
01
44
27
80
41
85
44
31
95
7.2
- , _ _ un uni .iy ncx __ _ _ ________ 
         o(ilti’i"il5‘:;.liii Tliiiid
l~‘ollo\viiie is the result in the coin
‘;l\'ennedy
21
54
in
93
si
vs
14°>
54
no
os
ro
I IN LONDON SERIO S
I iuiiiyvrilc _ _ ._ _
27
lloiisliaw _ . . _ . _ __ .72 02 D0 S0
< 7214 0-I0 S70 '.493
.liajority for (‘rosliy .  _ R8
I\iajority for liviinedy _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ 17
Second Electoral
tion campaign that the British ele-i
I
L()N|i()N ~\ug 0-The labor silli-
l.ahour Leader Hurriedly Called( to London. More
I Strikes Threatened in Sympathy With Police.
(Special to the Guardian.) polii-einen. The advisability of a
gi-iii-ral strike is being coiisidered bv
ation has beronie so tlii'eateiii|ig tliaitithe vtirious unions. lt. is stated that
it is stated that Arthiir llenilersoti,f'|`o|n Manu. pre:-ildeiit of the \iVui'kcrs
the labor learli-i' who is aiteiidiiig tlicfllnioii, will go to Liverpool to take
Socialist. t‘oiii`ei~eiice at l.iii~ei'iii-, iiiisfi-liiii'ge ol' the situation. ’l`li»-_ iiiuuici-
hi-en liiirrieilly siiiiiiiioncil to I.iiiidoii_ ‘ piil eiiiploycs decided to give 24 hours
Liverpool was ipiict yesioivlziy but a i notice iii' strike uiilcss the dcniaiitls of
strike ol’ _the ilowlri-i's is now liuiiiglilie .striking traiiiway iiicti are iinnied-
tlireateiied iii support ol' the -_%i.l‘iIiint';‘izitel-y_l-<i':iiitetI.
_.___-
Atter mu(-li suffering at the Prince
(‘ouiity lluspital t'i~om biiriis eausetl
hy the explosion in the Siiiiimcrside
Steam lialit-dry on 'I`u<~sday afternoon
Miss Irene Aliearii anti Mr. John lloli
son passed away Wetiiicsiliiy morning.
Miss Aliearn was bui‘nt‘tl badly an the
lace hands aiitl hotly and siii'i`ei'<‘ii
much from the gasoliiie fumes hri~atli»
eil into her lungs. She passed away
at i o‘eloek ycstei-day iiioriiinli.
lleceaseil was only 24 years ni’ ago.
Slit! \\’as ti tiaiiglitor oi' Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Alifiarii and had only but-ii
(~,mp]i')ye|l ,yt hor work in the Iiauiitlry
for two iiioiillis. Ilcsides her sorrow-
ing parents there are left to inourii
two sisters, Mrs. II. l`t_ Seliuriiirin,
Suiniiiersiiio and Miss Margiiret. Ahern,
of (‘liarlo!ietowii and two brothers,
Jaines, i~e<-_ciitly returiieil from France.
and William, ot’ Dariuoiith, N. S. The
funeral takes place this morning at
0 o'c,lock. To the bei‘ez1vetl siiicere
and licartt`cli synipatliy is extended.
Mr. Dobson was also very badly
burned about tho face, hands and
neck and passed away yesterday
inorniig_ His siiffoi-iiigs was intense
but he bore it wltli his usual clieer-
fiillness iioi_withstaiidiiig all that coiihi
bc done to help lo relieve the pain lie
Houseoi Commons
Expresses Thanks
-1-
LONDON, Aug, 0.--The iiouse oi’
Coiiiiiioiis adopted today with great
entliiisiasin tho t`oi'mtil vote ol' thanks
oil the goveriiineiit to Mairsliall l~‘ot~li
ot' l~`riinee i'or his services to the Allied
eausp and to thc llritisli forces in the
war, iiicludiiig woincu’s oi'gaiiizatioiis_
__._;l,__l--
Report That Lenine
Wi l Retire .Soon
_...___-
\S’l`O(‘Kli0l.M. Aug. 4.-The Sven-
ska Diigbladt is inforiiicii by persons
closely eoniier-lcd with the lliisainn
Soviet Govcriiiiicnt that Nikolai Le-
nine, the Premier, iiitcnds to begin ii
drastic change oi’ policy and their re-
tire. Oiic coiiilitioii of this retireiiieiit
will he that Loon Trotzky, the l_lolsli~
evik War Minlsti-r, be left in coiiinmnq
of the Red nrniy_
At recently held meetings of tho
Soviet coniiiiissaries the newspnpcr‘s
iiii`oi'iiinnts say ilir- question of giving
power into the hands of otlicr serial-
istic parties was earnestly disciisseri.
but Lenino declared that the best way
to cheek re-nction, an rep__resen-teil by
Ailiniral Kolchnk-, head of the all-R\is-
sian Governiiiciit at ()msk_ would be
to drop power for it time in order to
prove that no other party was able to
reorganize Russia. Tlils. Lenine con-
tended, would strengthen the Bolshev-
iki and enable them to resume power.
l.onino's views were shared by George'
Tchltchcrin, tho commissnry for for-
eign affairs: M. Stoutchka, commiss-
ary of j\isilce_ and .Professor Podrov-
nkl, commissary of the interior.
T   O MORE DEATH
FROM SUMMERSIDE FIRE
Mr. .iohn Dobson, Proprietor oi the Laundry and Miss
Jennie Ahearn Passed Away Yesterday.
could not recover and passed away at
11 a. iii.
in the death. of Mr. Dobson, Sum-
mcrside has lost one ot' its most pro-
minent an-l highly respectetl citizens
and those \\'lio knew liiin best will
siiiiroiutly tnourn his passing. As ti
<~itiv.eii iiiiil Lusiiicss iiiaii he took a
keoii iiilcrvst in every' iiioveinent
iiizide lor thi' wi-liure oi' tho town. llc
had ;i_kinda|id cheei'i’ul word for
ev<~i'_\'oii1~ 'ind enjoyed the coiiliileiiee
ol` all. The fleet-iiseil was proprietor'
and ovviici' oi' thc. Siitiiiiierside
l.iiuiidry, wliieh yas destroyed by the
explosion, i`oi\1lit- past 20 yours. llc
was ti son ol' the late Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. llobsoii and was born in Searle-
towii 00 _vears ago. lie leaves to iiioitrn
liesiilrs ii sori'ov.iiig widow, i"rirniei'ly
Miss Eliza llowness, one _daiightci
liilliaii also one _l1i‘otliei‘,`l)aiiiel Dob-
son, St. .lohn, N. il., i`our sisters
Mrs. I). \V_ t'liii-ks, i’ortlaiid Maine,
Mrs. J. S. Allan, Suniniei-sitio, and
Miss Mary and Miss (laroline Dobson,
also of Stiniiiiarsitl0_ Ono lirotlier, the
into ltev_ Williiilu Dobszni for some
tinip pastor ol' the 1<`li"st Metiioiiist
t‘i\uri-li. t‘liai'lottcto\vn, preilcireased
liiin_ To thc bereaved sincere
and iii-nrifelt sinipatliy is ex-
teiidetl in thi-ir sail loss.
Marshal Foch
Invited to U. S.
l‘AillS, Aug. 6.--Mrirsliail Focli.
(`!oiiiiii:iiiderili/(`liicii oil the Alilled
arniies during the Wai' is reported by
the Eelio do l’aris to have been iii-
vitvil by the liiiitcil States Govorii-
inoiit as well as several orgtiiiizaitloiis
in that country to visit ‘Ainei°ica_
Heavy Damage by Storm
(Special to The Guardian)
(iLI~JVEl.ANl), ()lIlO, August 0. -~
Dainage esiiiiinlud at $200,000 to crops
and pi‘opci't_v has resulted from rain
and <‘let'ti‘ir'al storms whit-li. almost
reached cloud burst proportions and
swept North Ohio late today and last
nlglitl.
H. C. HOCKEN, M. P.,
IS RE~ELECTED
()'l`TAWA, August 4_- ll. C. Hock-
en, M. P., was re-elected Grand
Master of the Grand Orange Lodge ot’
iiritisii Aineriea at the closing sess-
ion herc last night. lion. W. I). Mc-
Pherson, M. I‘. P.. oi' Toronto was
the choice for deputy grand master.
Wm. Lee, grant( secretary nnd Cap-
tain J. l~l_ Tlioinpson, Toronto.
grand treas\ii'ei', Rev. Captain F. C.
Ward-Waste, of Lunenburg, N. S.,
was elected grand cliiiplain.
The Sunday immciliiitely before No-
vember 11 oi’ each 'year was selected
for holding ri memorial service under
tho auspices of the order, in memory
of the brothers who lie in France and
l"landers_
The next convention will he held
in Calgary. ‘
5 _.an _ _
Z-'Hughes
Nf‘w tilasgoiv _
Hiiiiter lilver __
Noi'lli Iliistiro _
South lliistlro _
\VIit‘allr:y ltivnr
Norlh \Vilisllii'o
New ilaveii 
lliverdalo _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _£33
Milton 
Nortli ltiver _ _ _ _ _ .71
Niue .\'lile tii'i>r~k ___g4
St. (‘iiiliei'ines _...Gil
ffffcri
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._..Il7
...(50
.._7O.
....85
_ 7:15
f\I-"\i0I'it_v for liaglies
Dudy
\'~‘0St of Gt. George Sr,
and Malpeiiiie l»'.'l_
A. Ward I West ...'25
li, ~»
(‘.
D.
E
|~`- _.114
G. lioyalty \Vest _.31
East. ot' Givsit
George St.
.f\_ Ward l blast .__Il0
I3- _ ___40
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BX
31;-i,i;:;i~
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;:.;.::»c<i
33. :.7
vi-nssacic
of ...ii
__ .91
~ ...G0
II. 70
4-_-1 vi
Majority for Iiiggs _
Fourth Elcctofal
ellillan
FI
Pownal _ _ . . .
......G2
l‘isquid llottd ._ _ _ _ .45
t‘heri‘y Valley i. _ _ .53
Vcriioii River _ ....79
(lrziiid View _ _ _ _ _ _ _(ii)
t":iledoiii:i _ _ _ _ . _ _lil
Orwell Cove
Eldon _ _ _ _
._
i'oiiit l‘riiii ._ . _ _ .40
llelle ltiver _ _ _ ....56
Wood Islamist _ . _ .23
......Z0
_ ....02
548
M.ijoi'ity for Nash 
_.___-
.\’I:ijoril_v l'oi' I.ePI'iige 
_ 7-ii!
Mapoi-ity l`or Diiil“_v __ __
Majority tor Irving 
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30
25
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590
Paton
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134
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if 'f_.
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171
Charlottetown Common and Royart'/_
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Allies Negotiating
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PMIIS. Aug. 6.-Negotiations be-
tweeii the Allicil powers and llulgar-
iaiis probrtbly will be coiicliider\_witli-
in the next eight days accordiiig to
tho Echo de Paris.
Liner Canada
_ Due on Friday
MONTREAL, Aug. 0.-The govern-
ment signal service stallion ati Cape
Roco todiiy reported the White Star
Liner (‘.aiiada \vliieli should have
docked hero today cannot iiow roach
Monlrciil uiitll l"ri~duy, She carries
soldiers and dependents.
Saturnia Due
In Quebec Today
MONTREOL, Aug. 6.-The Sntiirnia
George Ward Six Years
A sail and v;-ry i~r~grf~itable i`atalit_'.'
wlieii (ii»org'ic \\'iiri|, thi six iifiir oil
son oi Mr. and _\li'_~‘_ l<‘i-oil \\`:ii'tl
ilit- rt-sii_li oi iiciiig run into by an
:iiitoinohili-_
Tilt' Iillll* if-lloiv in i'onip:in_v with
1lllUiIli‘I` \\'lls on I-Elin .\vi-iiii»= wiii-ii
lli".V saw an ici- wiiggoii prissiiig slow
littli- bit oi' im. anti. i'|>.'ii'li<~tl iiitli
the rr-iii' oi' ilu- wiigoli lo get it,
The iirsl boy to liilro ii lii|_ wzill-:t-il
to the sid(-\\';iIIi .=.1ii'cl_v :iiitl tht- littli-
\’Vard t-hzip was on his wtiy ;|p,|~,,,<t
the street with his and iliil not notici-
uniier the i-ii-i-iiiiist:int-es or inn t-as.
the :it‘t~itl~iit was a|ip;ireiit_i_\ uiizivolil
uIiIi‘_ ‘
The boy was kiioekr-tl ilii\\'Il lint w.i_
:ihle to get up again and wailreil abou
twenty _viirils iow:ii'ds his liomc whei
who oi'tI<-i'i‘tl the tfliilil to br’ sciit to
juries were i‘nti»rii.'il, the only exter-
iii»<‘iii'i'r-il in t‘liiii-lotteiiiwii yestet'ilii\'
i
Ilisliop Slrei-I nu-I with his di-:ith its over the ni:it_ti=i‘ and at once gave iii.
viii ritiioiiiiiliilu :ip|ii'oat'liiiig. vi\i'_V rlosr-
behind him, 'i‘li<- auto ii is sziiil, wii_-' tl|'org~- \\`iliianis
CHILD KILLED BY
AUTOMOBILE YESTERDAY
Old Son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ward the Victim. First’ Fatal Auto Accident.
to Occur Here.
on the stile oi’ his head.
'l`hi- aiitoiiiobile whirl; siriiok the
<-hilil \\'.'is drivf-ii by Mr. \Valter Dou-
i-i~tt<- ot' ltiisrlvo wiio feels very badly
iii; nriiiie and nuniber of car.
_\lui-li synipatliy is it-ll_l`oi' the par-
ents and other iiii-iiibers of the family
iii the ::ori'o\\' whicli they have been
i-:tiled upon so uiir-xpcicteiily to bear.
|_V IW. 'l`lie_v :islii-ii thi- <li'l\'i-i for :i _-\ii iiii|iii»_»;l was iii-lil lust evening
at thi lioiisi-_ Di-_ .Mctliiigziii acting
.is i-oroii»»i' in tht- abs:-iice of Ur. Mc-
.\lill.iii. -
’l`h»» jury was t-oniposcil ui the fol-
lowiiig:
I). _I_ _\l1'\'eill. tl~`oi~1\niaii_)
not iiioviiig vt-i'_\' l`:ist at tho iiiiii iiiiil Joliii \’:iii ili|~'kii'k_
» l~ii»il (li.iiitll~-r
.lohii _\liii‘liii
s .\rtliiii' \`:ili'lii-r.
1 'l‘hi» cviileiiet» oi’ _\ir_ Walter' lloii
i wttt- anti st-\'ei':il bn_v_r who witiiesset
lluiiiplirr-_\' _-'\'i'tIiui'__ '
Ile fell. lie was picked up and i~ai‘i'ieil, the iivifitiviit was takizii.
liomc and ii piiysiciziii siiiiiiiioiivil The iiiiiiiest liowcver was not con-
wiiiilt-ii and was arljoiiriif-'rl for fiii'tlii»r
the hospital. lie was r-mist-iniis up to r»viileiit-t- iiiitil this i-veuiiig in the Sri.
witliiti ii (cw niiniites oi' his tii»:itii pciitliiiry .\l:i_i_;isti';il-fs <`oui't ltoom -.it
\\'hii-.li oi~<;iii'i‘c<l about 2.40. llis iii- `x o‘i~i:i‘l _
,
i c
l`li»= i`uii1\i';il_ will take place on Pri
nail sign ot’ the at-f-iiieiit being ti s<'iir,1l:i_\'.
(Special to The Guardian)
i'eturiit_-il soiilier rind \lViiiiiipeg _strike
lvadf-1'. on trial, de(-lax-eil tliat on .luno
up :iriiis at ii given signal. A. A.
and six other labor loiirl-'-|‘s knew
West Mouiitcti l’olii'_c in the i~oiirts
ing.
‘ln the izoiirse oi’ tny' t:onvei‘satioii
with liray lie stiteil that this :i|'fiiii'
SENSATIONAL STATEMENT
I I OF A STRIKE LEADER
\\‘=IS I-'oiiig to end in ii fight and when
\\’lNNll’l'Z(l, MAN., August. 0. - A I lain(-iitr-ii llii-_ fart 'that he had no
guns, ili'a_\' said: 'lion t, wurry about
guns, we havi- tlii-iii--we have got bc-
l0lli last he had fully oi‘gani7.e<l it twi-ci. tliri-i» and four t_lio\i_s'rititi men
band ol` Ii0_000 to 40,000 ready lo_iake rt :i-ily :.nt_l iiisiriii-tctl to he in certain
planes whcii the alarm is sounded :intl
lieiips, lizilioi Alileriiiaii of the city oi' |iir\_\' will get other i-ltizeiis by which.
\\"l\\l\illl'il. who ls' on trial with llray to 1-iii'i',v Ili.: Nlilltia to Minto liarrarzlcs,
oi” pass tli<~iii~=.r'ivi-s oft' as iiiiliiin men
the plnn_ This was the sworii evirl- -until they get into the luirrutzks, get
oiien oi' \\'_ ll. Auiaiigg oi’ the Nortli posse-'~Eo.i oi` the ritlcs turn those on
Ulf* 1»!\i2il'1l and seize the barracks."
here today. Ile deelarctl thc follow- Mchauglilin was a plain clothes
man assigiicci t_o follow the strike and
he was in lite i-onildcnce of several oi’
thc labor loaders.
(Special to the Guardian
ot' t‘:iii:idi:iii solilicrs going out to _soi-
tle iii the Iloiiiiiiitiii now niiiiilwi' iliii‘-
bv thi- l{li:iici f‘ollf~f~i- o "e < -i-'-
To Canada and U. S.
l_().\1i)().\, Aug. il.--The (`ciitial
News sa_\'.~i it has leai'|it>il that the _\li_ii-
istcr of hiiiiiitioiis has coiitriivteil for
the sale of 700 aii'f‘r:tt`t engines and ai
ilrcai iiuiiibt~r oi` airpliiiies for t‘.iii;ida
l’.-\itlS, Aug. 0.--'l lit Siipri me t'oiiii»
t'iI iii-\'oti‘il iiiosi of its iiiiii- to.l:i_\' io
thi- iiili\r~.\|lit'il niissioii i_ii__Iliii ~.~'_
I 1 5 ‘
liii iii lit ii is ~.
oi’ tlicso iii.~'li'iir~tloiis has been for-
\\'artli-ii lo Serbia and lloiiinaiiiri and
lo i-eiise its :iilvaiire on lluilapest__
;~_‘_. l;.____
More0verseas
I’_ IC. island soldl<_~i's had :irrived iii
Eiigliiiiil:
(‘liiirlotit\towii
l‘ti~_ Il. Arseiiaiiii, (`ulctnaii.
l‘tc. \\'_ S. iliiri1s_ l~`reeto\vn_
l‘li~_ ii, A. iloiiiiellr, Albany.
Pic S. l”_i'oneli, Stiirgi~on_
l‘ic_ I). .\li'l_<.iai', Stiiiiiiierslile
t‘i:rp. D. lil. Nl:-.i(i|inoii, Kensiiigloii.
l‘lt~_ il. l\'l<'i.;iiirlii, Nnrihniii_
l‘tt-_ \\'_ Slicrron, ('i'ap:\iid_
?.
l’ti~. ‘\\'_ li. \Vailinnn_ Souris_
Pte. I". \\'_ Walker, Georgetown.
t t _
7 - ~ --». -....___
-)
l.()\'ll().\', Aiigiist 0.---lirilirali \\i\'i~. _
ii
._ _   _-it-it I i
wliivli is orilcreil in 1-i`|i~i't a \\'itlidi':i\~_'» ~`~   ,I
al o|` the lloui iaiii'in‘ iroiii thi lluii- 
Spgcial Training `Iil'iillill SCIIIBS BIH -
With U S for Munitions
For British Women ' ;_
(Special to The Guardian.)
\\'_-\.SlIl.\I(l'l`()f\'. i\ui.',‘_ 0.-Ily the
p:i_vini~nt oi' $Ii:'»,l70.l23 (lreiit Britain
is _-rl‘tllt~il her obligiiiioii to the Am-
i-i'if~nii govt-i'iiiiii~iit for iiiuiiitions nego-
t,v tiioiis:iiiil_ 'l`hi~.iiiiivi-iiittiii iiiiiiiiioti II""*‘| I"’l` ‘Illl'iill-Z (IW W-'\i‘. The Wai'
l)f»p:irtiiif-iii iiiiiioiiiii-eil that of the
_ ,_ I gi\ _ pt i.iI _ _
(raining to llii-so for i'.iii.:iii:ii\ lit`\- iris "Mill -"Hill llfllti $151000-04)" WHS for
been i'eiii:irlrahly' .silt-i-f-ss|'1|l_ |»'I""".V lll‘ifUl'. $l5l.000.000 i'or air-
iiiatics. >‘iu'\u~c $2,881,000 for wood,
' ' ‘Fitl‘l00tl0 for powder rind
s _ di ~i|ll.it»-_s  _ _ , ~ ~
   i;i'_(_i_l___(l_t_l_(_l`__tlir- Iiritisli spare hi the cotton
(specter so the Guardian.)  
In Lowering Prices
,md lim |;,,il,.,| g|_.m,,._ _ l‘.\lll.\‘, _»\iig_ 0.- The plan recently
__________.________,,___,,_ ,_ :iilti|iii‘tl li-_v llio I<`i'r-ni‘li I-`oo(I Miiiistvy
'- u'- toiiil i-i~iivs is workliig
I u to iid it , - _ _ suic-
Roumanians to Ouit ;:;‘::f::.L»>;.‘:f.;f:';1:;_f:f'.Li1:r__";.i:;:::;?;_rrss;
H e C at I ._$l.1_It_l |_i:;r_ilo7:-ii to_ 00 ecllts; onions
llllgtlflill alll 3 .1/.:_‘. .;._1‘_f  “.112
ioi-~ to two tents '
-i- piiiiiiil. 'l`hi' i'eiiiii'tioiis iii some food
.t\it'i'. \ ii. t'ioiii "0 to 50 erceut.
(Special to The Guardian.) I I I I* 7 I D
._l..iii____..
it »li_~i<-iissloii iii' the liuiigarian silua» - mv -_,_-4,. v -it ~ \. _ _ _.
lion. Iiisi t'iit'l ion; \\`ei'i> irriiiieil for . I ' ` .I
gar; -'| ; :.- _-tum :is the _lliiii:;:ii'- ‘_ _ _ __ _ _ _ ’
ian lied tliiaril is ili.<iiriii<-tl. A i-opp' 
*LOST-WEDNESDAV A RADIATOR
the Svrliiiin ariii_v has lieeii i'i~r|iics\1-il 1-:ip from i'tii'_""‘ Kindly return to
tltizirdiaii 0Illirc_ 10t;.3.7M:ii_
*LOST-BETWEEN KINKORA AND
`.\`\iiii|ni-rticlil l`liiir<‘Ii, floor board oil
aiiloiuobilo. l~‘iiidi~i- please "leave at
licv_ J. J. .\iiit'i)oi\:ilil`s, liiukora.
ltl7-S-7M$ii_
I V ,
M211 Rctllrlllllg  r.f1°_ss_r:_'_~‘i..?_r..s 
and North iiusiivo. l~`iiirler please
t'oi'porni l‘. A. lliiglies last evening li-tive at tluitrdian Olllvo rind rev-
i‘ci'i‘i\'i~,| a wirc that the ftilliiwliig olvg reward, 7493.3-(;M3i_
Qiiclree b.V the S_ S. Satiiriiia from *WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A MAID
for general lioiisework, small fam-
Sgi. l.. llaviseii, llank of Moiitrctil, ily, good wages. Mrs. R. E. Col-
will, ISG Prince Sit.
7448-8-2mtt.
'TWO LDDGERS (GENTLEMEN
preferred) can be nccomodated with
or without board. Pleasant and cen-
trni location. Apply at Guardian Of-
fl°°~ 7056-7-16Mtt_
Pte. S. T. Sinitli, liminoxvlile, P_Q_ °cANAD|AN A330¢|A1°£0 pug.
:lsliers wiali specia_i_ representative;
n ever i t tt I’ i _ _
t‘oi-p_ S. Williams, McNcill's Mills, turned Hioidlrerno preI’crr;iiH niibgsl
.passed (Tape Magdalen at 2.30 p. m. Lot i2. terms. For further particulars apply
yesterday and is expected at Quebec Thr-so men will probably arrive personally Guardian cities.
today at noon. * tonight. __ 7322_»-Hsu*