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Armolmcement-Made By Premiers
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penlng At Ottawa Next Week
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The Peoples Paper ... ..-_ Read by Everybody
Covers Prince Edward Islopd Like_the.Dew
UHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. 'rul-zsnnv, JULY 12, 1932 V s
  Provisional Agenda For will nlilsi R.,......r.,..W..}.,rf..-... is
IIMEIESS
O 1 ‘
Will D281 Largely With Tariff  -
And Trade Matters And Mone-
tary  Financial Questions.
ol'r/lwli. July 11-(By the Usa- paris of the commonwealth might
sdian Preis)--Cffiolll lnrloulwl- hs oonvgniqstly dhougggq und” qw
ment of the provisional agenda for following general headings, which
the lmperial lioononiic Conference will constitute the provisional
was mais tvllilhii by Primo Millil- Brenda for the conference:-.
ter R. B. Bennett. Tariff and trade
matters and monetary and finan-.
. cial questions. broadly lbeaking. I ssnsrsl trade and tariff policy and
will comprise the programme ofedministration 'affecting llmpln ,
Empire discussions opening in Ot-
"A. General trade questions:
1. Examination of aspects od
trlae, including inter ans, the rel-
_-_1»
BY F L0 0 ll S
Death Toll Estimated
‘At From 12 to 20
Persons In West
Virginia Disaster. H;*_F§t¥§~_j“b,‘_f°t“'“*;’d-f'_t'i_?;"_f
tion today with the tllultd obtaikltd
(Canadian Press)
The United States.
Great Britain 'Arid
France Will Not
Ratii y Lausanne
Trea.ty_ Until Satis-
ia o t o r y Arrange-
ment Is Made With
the
g ‘if - -E ""_ n ~=1_ ls== if 
_cHA1u.lss'r'oN, W. va., .luly il I” ii" I‘°'“”““° "°i’“`°'"°”‘ °°“`
tawa on Thursday of next weak. lowing sub,leots:- "TW Th, Prem,” ouwned um “nent
o streams sent roaring out or femce'
\
_ immigration is not one of the sub-
jects on the provisional agenda. cipla of reciprocal tariff prefer- u“'°“|h ‘ d°'°“ mi“i"i3 "m“3“I
(A) nwwmybu of th. pmh their banks by heavy rains swept
The statement of the agerldg is- ences within the commonwealth; "HY i°d°i" °*‘"”‘? ° “-lem* i°"
(3) Genenl application of “_ estimated at from 12 to 20 persons.
sued by the Prime Minister, and
simultaneously released in all part! iating and future tariff preferences
of the commonwealth, is as follows: _within the commonwealth; ‘ir
"As a result of diloiilaiona wliioh
have been proceeding for severial_the commonwealth of tariff ad- i
' lv
.5 worded mm, mlm many of them were unable to es-<
tl' ` m pe before their little homes were
» flooded. |
wrecked communications pre-
vented an accurate check of the
months past between H15 Majesty!
Govemmenta. it lilo boon llrbod
that the economic questions of gan-
ersl importance ‘to _the various
‘U _
tr-iss: °°
ong Creeks in Kenosha and Fay
W) mmmmn to mm, pu” at ette counties were mused long be-
fcontinued on Page sl
nNNouNcrMEN1s. N I I I 
COMING EVENTS
MEETINGS. ETC
-_-_
°° ome in the dsnq_,at Stanley
Rink House tonight, ‘ 00.11,
Don t for-get Moron near rerun m
Picnic July mth, 4gpq.vy.1g,3|_
0
'Reserve August mu; 1” Umm;
Lane Wed 5
Residents along Paint and Arm-
ore
dawn by chuming waters and
W death list but the Kanawha Coun-
engirleerk office reported 12
iss recovered
points of the agreement inltlalled
there and also of the "gentlema.n’s
agreement" subsequently reached.
Europe interprets the gontlemarrs
agreement as making everything.
done at Lausanne contingent upon'
the attitude of the Unit/ed States
MAKE RECORD IN TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHT
Captain Bennett Griffin (left) and Lieut James Mattern, U. 5. Army
I
on the debt, due her from Eu;-op,” .lesorve pilots, who look off from Floyd Bennett airport at 5.01 g. m.
governments. Pgrtieg to 1,1-lg gg;-"_ July 5, on the first leg of their rou nd-the-world flight. They landed at
ment have declined to reveal its Harbor Grace, Nfld., ag 3.35 p. sn., after being lost four hours in a fog.
text. explaining that it must be new They resumed their lwwev and were sishied in Colwiv Dorwell. Ire-
untll it 1| submlttgq W Qu Wm, land, at 5.15 a. m. July 6. in ll hon rs and 36 minutes. makin! A record
ments concerned. 1 ocean flight. and continued on to Berlin. They °“m° ,W lrrief in Baallu
French government officials, lww- I
evor. confirmed rununlrios of the' _ I W  I
o
rl
Oil"-*Cl* Tel at oavenduh mach. °,'
me-1-e-st I(
ICD
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UMPIETEII
Canadian Press)-Prime Min
1" 0 Aldertiee tonight an
eed that ‘ll wit Brown.
FIII. CABINET"
bod .
At least loo of the tiny cottages
usually eocupisdby miners fell be-
.foreihetorrentandtheitedoross
estimated B00 were made homeless.
Dawn found a dozen or more re-
fugees clinging desperately to im-
provised rafts and Pieces of their
homes. Bodies of others were found
on banks where receding flood wat-
hsd left them
PAGES
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‘As Ide
‘In Air_
Visiting UnitedS
Of Route, Fr
Th t Charlottetown is a logical
stopping place for aircraft flying
between llirnoria on the eastern
coast of United States and New-
dicts Future For
Vince In Air Traffic, Directness
eed
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humor in a psnetleas has time
oomesatthsmpointilnt.
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Island
al Link
Service
tatw Airman Pre-
om From Fog
And Geographical Position
- All Being Important Factors.
a mm _ `
ailel. and from certain directiona
cularly south east, no promo
tl from wind is afforded. A 1'-
shaped wharf would remedy thu.
foundland or Labrador on a sub-i situation. The city has the advant-
Arctic mail route to Europe, end' a
that as a. populated island with s
large tourist traffic Prince Edward
ge of a fine airport.
As boat traffic is comparatively
ow, there is an excellent oppor-
fsland is a natural place to operate tunity for developing air traffic be-
alrcraft ras opinions entertained by_ tween a. populated island and oth-
Pilot Harold Crowley, who with  er centres, particularly an island
dward Stur aerial ho a h- like this Province, which has s
E sis. D wars
er. and Mr. Alex McLeod. meohsn- large tourist business. Mr. Crowley
1°. are stopping in the city enroute; states. Most of the successful short
to Labrador where they will do n
ph
aul lil' lines In United Stahl IN
otographio survey work for the those which connect islands with
n
Grenfell Association. o
Charlottetown, Mr. 0rowley_ E
notes, has the advantage over oth-§
~ 1' airports in the Maritimes of be- ` _
l i W
g in a straight line between lsrg
e another or with the mainland
xamples are Rockland, Me., Cata-
Island. OIL. and the Pan-
erlcsn Airways through ths
Indies In such cases air
1 -- est .
er centres to the south and New- transport competes only with boat
foundiand and Labrador. A seoondl' ¢
rafiic. not with rail traffic. A
lcttetown lies in a compar-
I..‘:'°.:,';‘°::.':,f~:;";,:f".;,:°;°,,;'.“;: Co u n . D o u l l I n g;---» 1- -» »--1-» -»~
§.°..'.‘”‘.T.°.§'“.?..“..Z.’°§".i.§’.°.°"f.1’..“Z Clash With Mayo r 
ratify the Lausanne Treaty until . '
both countries have rea/ched
°"i°i=i~ li the ,licreirn office Yeslgnatlon Of Conn. Dou1lF1-on A1lCounc1l Com-I
vlere unable ic say when nezotls- mittees Follows Refusal Of Mayor To Put Motion
embers of the legislature for "5 ~ I - - - - -
d nu. md W J Wm' Au up md down the wreckBle_l_'i-*&(c°nt5nu°d on mo 8) , Of Coun. Doull Appolntlngrilm Electrical Inspec
wma. Wéh hm   gn strewn valleys there were refugees __._.._.________ f0!‘» C0lll'lCiii01‘ f1IifliS Ai! P€l'S0fl£lI R€aSOIiS F01*
members or use nxsvunvs oouo- esrrvins the im remnants or Mayor’s Attitude, Which Mayor Denies.
1 formed recently by the united their personal effects, saved while; ...___
har
tively fog-free none. In accord-
ance with his opinion Pilot Crow-
a ut e e iey has three times stopped in icy thought.
At Counczl Meetzn on-1-lf-=°-»-w-°--¢-my
3‘f°°i°’7 ‘l'i'¢°U\°l\ii with their awni _ g .
creditors. | ’--1 I
W
,mum 1,, me my ¢,,¢,,m,,,., 'rm Kanawha River. into whichi nation of councillor Doull from ell city should not have its own in
both creeks ern ty bore mute ev I ittees of the council was
Dance st stsunepe _ ,
“oder nicht. July lath. ooosle
music. Refreshments. 4846-7-12-2| I
s Il H
ee I I
for Ice cream Festival t Bristol 'til
School. (3.g|_7,’,“'
Wlun sushi; through oymf
Bed swo it 'rhe mvsr-use ref
Fried Clams. 4830-7'!!-3|. P
east barn
fl' es an at their best
now. Bee Reeves, “aww”
secs-'l-u al. "i
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"Kell ' fc pm
-od-viii i§f‘l"¢" ’ W”
gqul,-es Qovgmm.-M pmlved , was almost impossible except in
ng defeat.
W Walsh will be Mlnislnr of
culture Ind- Wills. This Do-
ment and the Department of
ine and Fisher! Wlnbinod un
or-tn. will become umuler or Mu- , -------
. - N
ther unfsvcilrable Bra? 12:. gli,-7"' ine and Fisheries. ,3
010-'I-il~3l.
nggrgrera wosoueiy ruins. .huy ea'
r
ear Afton viiiau iiyuautii 312;"
“L ass-1-is-:II °i
"Devo in set. ssemrt owen- I
a§f§t_scnee1 rl-idsy. July istn.
» or-el-uns. Asmuuoo ass.
sm-1-la-sl -’
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__ -_.__ qu
st. James Sunday lehool Picnic ,y
*° Stanhope asset weeouasy
{f;;=m°°n. Ou-s leaving church as
' ' ¢l¥0~7°!2~2i.
esCIl.|b lggdml It ‘“|n..y N '
My Will. afternoon. If sufficlvgt
Mel: listed before Saturday. lstb.
screws Thursday July wh ‘
I
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DWI
our
“Dance tonight at tend y
some wma will prix,” .quilt sr domes./rule.. July li-my
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as dents. my -N
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"fee Cream lestival at lbsrssssr C
°ll -lull' llth. alll-'l-l3`-li.
'ma '
ister
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Arr'
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Minis
Minis
note
nsowne
The Cabins; now stands as fell-"
7'. C. Alderdicc. Prima Minis-I
and Minister of Finance and
tems: J~o. Pudeestee. oecretsry
State; L. li. Emotion. X. C.,
tu- of Justice; x. sms. amd
id' 140501’ W Ja W
his limo. Minister et Marine and.
hariesl H. A, Wlntrf. K. C..
es Iiyre. F. iifoiiasnsra. I. J.
» Harold Mitchell. __W. J.
*MP .
ntum, qui pg |-¢u|g¢.e¢q_ hillsides wrecked beyond repair.
John lions, member for Triniq '
small beats
I On Armstrong Creek there was
the wildest confusion. At some
points shattered houses were piled
together in groups of four and
Us ’
eng hug hy up “qty” mmm. five. Automobiles wen tossed upon I
REBEIIIIIN
IN BRAZII
nun--vu-Q
of ' . alsh. .
gf” n Mygmigqn .M many (Associated Press) ialists and~0omznunists at Beve-
RIO DE JANEIRO, July li--
Loysl troops .marched toward the
city of Sao Paulo from the south.
north and northwest tonight to
quell a rebellion which apparently
had the support of most oi' tho
powerful militia in Brasil’s richest
and busiest stale.
Provisional President Cietullo
"A sees-1-is-u.   ED  Wm., when mime wu oem or
meet 1 , hu lated
in! 0 the North NYU! ` V V nwulmlgn ‘:!";wm.;b:2°¢° dn; to reinforce the police. Adolf I-lit-
l re ul nation. i
a new constitut on r e
l  E  Political leaders in Bao Paulo have
. _ demanded sn early return to con-
titutional lovernmmt-
i."l'i.IS’”l-'1"`é'&..'ii.7'.Il°r"’:‘r'i'ii -?~.“.'..l".‘}‘
lnh it e P. ls. all sei miami
° mend- me-'l-ra-il.
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ther gpqrml If
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naw smsono, sms, my ss- The Vers" ¢°"°"‘”'°“" *"9 “-
All-A rain aadhsilatersnplung- tended for la days Plyments in
a bi-plane into the harbor today lorsigrs currency of interest on
mil.; 5...., Mm om, » me lwousnt mu: to mom are \>°:.4lM;N¢:°f;f:_f*:°i;;‘.Wp;é “
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il . ' . lssrbovo allied were all navigation by sovernmsrl do
ent  see. sas-1-ls.u. ,mp  ol the srzmlo on ao-palm sgsinrt the
“ini”  MQ", . - I8 .
:angle in s d'g` en. new aeenmuraeiiiliief M nr ri nerluuvo or em muon, the
,,,,,,,l‘i’_§* Wikis' woe- _ eminent me he "weuie num so
'° _ , gggqlmplesoldisr dcfendingthe
- i°°l¢¢_le= Neel laws or we me meloueo mush
lilllile I--B. 0'1"* nisedlumtopoweri tnanaeeept
threats of violsnas."
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lift?
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Jul! U. Nlchnlsoli
All-lil
wssnrNo1D!t. -llly 11-la.
P.)-A eeen 00| ef 2.000.800.1011 l
annals tide rear; compares
vita WOM# bllilds be >
year was estimates lodsrby the
Department of Alrialiare aa
,.4
ialiaaseaaellhvl.
Paulo Province, was slated in
. J 2 `  IIGEIIMIINY
BERLIN. July ll.-(A.!.)-While
. Germany indulged in hot debate
about the Lausanne reparations
settlement over the week end, 17
persons were killed. 10 were at the
point of death and iill were seri~
outly iniured in political clashes in
various parts of the country.
It was the bioodiest Sunday the
nation has experienced during all
the recent political turmoil. and
the fighting continued at many
points today. .
One person was killed and three
were seriously minted tonight in a
street fight between National Boc-
rungen, near Kassel. Police were
powerless in the fray. which lasted
an hour and s half.
An attempt was made at Hagen
to set fire io I forest where the
National Socialists were holding a
mass meeting. Twenty persons
were injured in subsequent clash-
es.
At Ohlau, in Bilesia. it was nsces.
sary to call out the Reichswelu'
sr's National Socialists followed
battled with Republican Reiche-
bannsrrnen there. and when the
fray was over four persons were
dead and li were injured.
The Cabinet uganimousiy approv-
ed the sgreeme t reached at Lau-
sanne, which was strongly criticis-
ad by Herr Hitler, who asserted the
|.000»°0°.000 mark German payment
it provides. will be worth three
marlu within ali months.
onsnoenor rnns von nom use
he doubted whether the 8.000.000.-
000snarkbondissueweuldbeficet-
sd within 12 years. If it is, he as-
serted. it will malls that the nation
has recovered economically.
WAlU!NCl’lD||» Jai! ll-(A.
P.)-'His Gill ltilliall dollar
eanessey expelled bill was sd-
opial bythe U. B. lenatete-
day as an amusement ee the
pending heme loan discount
a sllrrorisr of the government of P 00121111
|¢1¢h,,m5q“||»¢_g,wmp,”|4,°v idance of the havoc Pieces of I itggdgrgq md accepted by Mgyor
! the newly (om-,ed um, Bun,” houses. furniture, chairs, i>¢l¢Dh0H€ Istewnrt Courl Doull’.s resignation
e joined the Alderdloe forces be- poles and other debris covered the followed the refusal oi the Mayor
th, Jun, ¢1e¢¢|o,,, in which river to such an extent navigation U N S U N io put a motion moved by coun
e
Doull to appoint him to the Position
of Electrical Inspector-‘for the City
I The matter arose when Conn.
Hennolsey complained of the high
fire insurance rates and resulatlons
imposed at the request of the Fire
Underwriters. Conn. Holman point-
cd out that the Provincial Govern-
meflii Mid not the City Council has
jurisdiction over the Underwriters.
Courl. Doull thought the matter was
very serious. An electrical workmen
must now pay a license fee of $25
plus a permit fee and an additional
fee before he can put in a socket.
othrewlse he must pay a fine and
this fine must be imposed by the
stlpenalsry Marist:-ste md paid ov-
er to the Government. After alleg-
ing unfair treatment to citizens in
this connection Coun. Doull, sec-
Onded by Colin. Burke, the follow-
ing resolution:
“Resolved thlt W. P. Doull shall
be and is hereby appointed to be
City Electrician of the City of
Charlottetown at e. salary of $1,000
per year. his duties to start with the
llfh da! ol July. 1932."
Iibr authority for the appoint-
ment Coun. Doull referred to Sec.
112. subsection 20 of the revised
civic Statutes. 1931. He had no hes-
itsnoy in again bringing this sub-
ject up. and even in moving his own
appointment' If the City could
collect the fees for inspecting the
wiring of holflbs within the city,
and if these fees were based on the
standard of foal in Nova Scotia, he
could guarantee that hia salary
would ho saved and a considerable
surplus would accrue to the city 'ns
a result of his appointment. It had
Nm 05300706 on a previous occa-
sion that hs could not hold this
Wlitifili IIN Dinah a City Coun-
cillor- Re' Hmafore read a letter,
sinned by himself. addressed to the
MINI' Ill Council, tendering his
reelsnltlcn as councillor for wird
Four in  event of his appoint-
ment arllesusesl Inspector "sos
not etbm'fig».~
'rho presses eleewosl impeotor
101' thi Plffiiios, Conn. Doull oon~
measure. The-vote was`~,§l so is. _
seallid ,
moummqeswnrmu-
Uiisallllllll
tlnued. was appointed by the Gov-
ernment at the suggestion of the Un-
speclor and have the fees paid in
to the oity coffers
Mayor Stewart "How are you
going Q, repeal the Provincial stat- i‘°i‘i in ill” °iYi° b“iIdi“¥ 1"* “iiimf
ute?"
Coun Doull Don‘t worry about
that It will be repealed in a very
short time."
Mayor Stewart: “That is for the
Legislature fo say. We cannot ro-
peal it, and you cannot repeal it.
We cannot take away the power of
the inspector appointed by the
Government; he will still go on
collecting the fees."-
Coun. Doull sold the statute had
not been a Govemment measure. It
awloumhnd "rm ; muddy waters swirled through their ll 7 K I l l E D At the monthly meeting of the;ceivs the benefit in inspection fees, _
up 3,"-n, wha r |-“mud homes. ` Icity Council last evening the reslg-,and there was no reason why the To w n~ C0 unc! I
_ ooo
I I . : " 4'!"
$4000
not
was a private Act, put through by '
an individual member, he contend-
ed.
Mayor Stewart: "I don't care
.what it is. it is the law of the land,
no matter who put it through. The
to get the Legislature to amend it."
Continuing. the Mayor said ho
did not think lf, was possible fo
put the resolution as moved by
Coun. Doull. In the first Place, there;
was an Act regarding the indepcnd-Q
once of Councillors, which provid-i
ea that they must not profit by
any contract with the city Io the;
extent of even a dollar. Ooun.
IDoull's resolution was to Illlboillt
himself to a salary of $1,000: there-
fore hs was disqualified from putting
the motion.
ooun. Doull: "Whose law is that?"
Mayor Stewart: "That is the law,
in the city Incorporation Act. It'
says that no councillor shall enter
into any contract with the city
whereby he receives any profit. To
my mind the resolution is entirely
out of order."
Coun. Doull: “A Councillor a
month was appolntld in Summer-
slde fo be stipeudisrv llasistrate.
The next paper hldit that he re-
signed his position in tl! Council.
It is only e. teohnioality to talk
about that. You did not turn over
the resolution to see that my resig-
nation ls in your hand."
Mayor stewart: "If you put in
Q, proper res’gnntion you would n0t`_
be allowed to vote on the resolu-
tion. because you would not then
dasaaitq-llraivdainrlanre-.
I iQowtiloIad9n¥U 
air from Boston to Labrador. leaf-
plans facilities here are not all
that could be desired. Mr. Crowley
states. as the wharves all run par-
sl
Ulla.
Ain
short haul schedule line from this
Province in a railway point on the
miinland. or to a good road might
be a profitable venture. Mr. Crow-
'rhe flyers wlu hop on thu
morning, weather conditions per-
mitting. for Bt. Anthony on the
Straits of Belle Isle.
Regular Meeting
Of S um m erside
.up to the standard and another
showed sediment. After some dis-
Ieuseion it was moved that another
test be talocn and the list published.
some discussion on street matters
took place. Coon. Phillips com-
plaining that the streets were noi
being given proper attention and
The regular rnonthlv maeiins M
th!
summgnldg Tqm, qounou was were unfit for auto tradfio. He also
complained that the purchase of
g line for the Town was not being
nr. sehurman in the absence or'
830
Mayor praises. councillors! evenly distributed News the rw-
dm.
There was considerable argu-
Tunls Down Resolution t
pnsent were Phillinl. Grady. Bell(
and Kelly. After resulsr routine,
'iiown bills were paasbd as foilowsz.
Town paid billa $21,361.17. Uniiaid
bills $638.60. Electric light paid bills
.0o. Unpaid bills 83180.11. A
ition from the School Board was
read asking the council to recon-
sider the decision to assist the
School Board in providing additional
funds for the extension of the As-
embiy Hall. ooun. Philips suggest-_
that as this matter had not been '
lled for. the petition be received
g filed Reports of committees*
brought in. ooun. or-any for
ed .
brought up before the tenders were answer
C8
nd .
..... I
only way to get rid of that Act is °"°°"' i“i°"’"°‘l th' °°'m°“ mt
the work on Granville street would
start/od on Wednesday and that
oelvlrlg attention Coun Philllvl 10|'
lie; reported 15 convictions for
drunkenness. one for vllfl-MY. fi"
for driving to the common dmacr-
” collected sm 'ls 'rho mil;
be
he approach in the Town was re-
P0
Pin - ~
my was mbmitmd by Mr. J. J.
Farrell. one fest showed milk not
inontinregerdtotheaandsnd
gravel purchased for use on the
streets. Coun. Phillips contended
that the sand from X. 0. Gallant
was not No. 1 grade. Coun. Grady
said that it had been inspected by
Mr. Messervey of Charlottetown and
passed. It was felt by most of the
Councillors present that gravel from
Prince County should be used when-
ever possible. some discussion arose
as to whether the firemen should
out of Town calls. This mat-
ter was laid over. Council adjoum-
ed-S
OORUNA. Spain, July ll-(A.
P.)-The Spanish cruiser Bits
De Iaao was reported badly
damaged today and ln danger
of sinking at Briken Reef off
Cape Finistorro. Her sister ship
the Monde: Nllllbl. waa slightly
damaged on the same ree! but
was able to proceed under her
own power.
Record & Forecast of the Weather
IIIETEOROLOGICAL OFFICE, Tor-
onto, July ll-~.\linim\|m and maxim-
um temperatures!-
Dswaon   ... . 'I8
Vancouver ..  ...v _.. ... iii
Edmonton .4 ... .
Bnnff ... ... - --
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Toronto ,.. . - -
Ottawa ... . 4 .
Montreal ...: - - -
Quebec   » . _I
Maint John ...- ,.. ... ... l
Halifax   ... ... .
Charlottetown »- -~- --- -
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Gulf: Strong westerly winds: clear-
in ll sth cool
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North Shore: Strong shifting winds;
cloudy with showers and fog in east
portion: clearing in west portion.
Maritime West: Fresh to strong
westerly winds; mostly fslr wit
moderate temperature.
Maritime lest: Presb or sironr
southwest to west wnda; unsettled at
first. than clearing;
High tide this a moon at 5.40 and
tomorrow morning at 5,10.
Run sets this evening at 1.46 and
rises tomorrow morning at 4.2§_
lull moon 8unday_ July 17, 5.08
ii-iii.
Snmmereide tide eighteen minutes
later than Charlottetown.
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