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HARLOTTETOWN, CANADA SATURDAY, JULYMIZ, 1924

Annual lly Ill

Subscription lvyflod ll I Canada and U. l. A. f!

overpowered by North Sdney police. . V - Announcements,

‘eight reel feature‘ and tthird chap-

~ second Hand Clothing Store. nu

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ALLAHABAD, B Three hundred. cava, Turkomans during; a n badi-Kabuz in

The remainder,

Bujnurd whither r sent.

Becomes Crazed ~ And Takes Charge Of Schooner

(Canadian Preaa)

NORTH SYDNEY. July 11. ——- Lflllifl Quelleon. u native of St. Pierre, became crazed shortlyaft- er leaving the French island and armed with an axe and chisel took charge of the small schooner Annie M., bound with a cargo 0f mixed liquors to the 'Americau' coast. Alter vainly trying to kill Captain White with the axe Quelleon set fire to the forecastle and nearly ‘succeeded in drowning all hands in Cabot Strait. (lap- tain White put in here this morn- ing in distress and Qlliil-JBOH WEB

Coming Events, Meetings, Etc.

l Ratca-—2c. per

word each Insertion.

"ciiaribttotown Carnival. Week July 14 to 1e. 2630-6-l!,26l

"Come to spend the>12th at beau- ttful Hops River. 9887-7-10-3!

"Reserve July 23nd for Qttrnw- berry and Ice Fream Festival at Union Road.

"Reserve MoniiayyJuly. 21st for the festival st Marshfielil.

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"Taxi from Hunter River to Hope River Saturday, July 12th, . 3387-7J0-3l

"Meet Ms at Borden. July twelfth, Grand Orange Celebra- iion.——£i288-7-'l-ili. _

"Wiitshire July 15th. evening.

Festival. Tuesday, if not fine, following Good ice cream and

cake amid delightful surroundings. - 2i

"otnnandale Hall, Monday Y“! Movlns Pictures. Special

ter of “Eagles Talents". ialnnd Dunedin

3430-7-11-21 _ ‘flee Cream]? dull. B. A. all‘: .~Vrn ttlliver Wednesday, July 16th. dmlsllon B5 cents ladies with sakes free, 845B 7 712 3i "Como to the foe Cream Festi- val and Baseball Game st_ North RusticoCiiepsl grounds, July 15th. lf ht fine next evening. 8403 7 10mm

_'v°Coms to the ice Cream Fcsti~ val and baseball Rustico, Chapel

Grounds.

July‘ 16th. If not fine, next evening‘. n.-,--_,, Drum..." p“. pnmmn

k 0403-7-10 mitt run-inn Mpymtq (lo-drowns Rflal] (:21 you mlgm convlct {or simple lows: “an. n We" t km: |"""“" Millinfliliili. "flirt!" ‘ ma“ lat-Mrs. lra Brown, 22f Cuni- u, c r » s o“ " "m" m N ‘ 1 i t | g 1 bcrlnnil-SL, Charlottetown. (nevi/lilacs rrom 6 to 8% at 20c n "mm Frisco‘ '\"“" il'~"'-n C13 youogenlargwgno rain‘) ,‘§,‘I,“,§,,",]:,,,c§ 2nd—liolen Judson, Alexandra pair‘ “m” and snmrdny M m" Ma shnil require tb establish in your 3"‘1—R°"b°ll Mcmliiivll. Fill!‘

Great Georiie 8t.

00' ' It Wharf, Weiluesiluy" Jly :8, llarlandgeaves Ian ‘altar- IIOOII L 1| sail “Shfii- Kilt p u“ li-

"Belfastjlscur ion and p'cnir to must-imp _ ~ rip. July 15th. B. 8., ‘(Ha niifidh its: m faro .11- .. . n! I t, m pm‘ dasJiuuid ytgitéituionts. All are

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Films-vici- Ilishop. Mt Buchanan 6R5 Jolt." Flood (from nny 31mm M "QT"! Christine Miiiiir, Chnrlotto.

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forts were ‘unitoii mbrniig for the murder oldie ri ,,| Lavioiotto in this town on so Iber 22, 1923..

Clibrch, Kenny for shop-breaking and lar- {JHY catty was concluded 8671221 promo Court yesterday. The Attor- s ,__., _ ney General and J. J. Johnson. K. lnulfh. Counsel for defendant. ad cs0 » elitists‘ eil the Jury in the morning. en ' on an’. minutes after Mr finished, his charge, a verdict ot not guilty was brought back by in the hi7.

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ritish India, July,11.— lrymen were killed by

ight attack near Gum- _y according Pioneer.

o_f the cavalry escaped to emforcements have been

BJN.L UHSED Til ASSIST

Work of Traveller's Ald—-Scliolarships For‘ DOIIIQSfiQ Science Re- quested

(Canadian Press)

EDMONTON, ' July l1.—Travi-i- crs aiil work received an impetus nt the morning sessionsoi’ the No.- tlonnl Catholic Women's Liingim convention, iviit-n Mrs. W. ll. Lover "l8- llresidcnt, suppienicntctl the reports from branches when: this work ltas been organized, by n talk on its importance. Mrs. Lovoriiig urizcil that the league take an no. tivc_ part and co operate with ti“; Nat onnl Traveler Aid . Assoclatlofi,

Mrs. F. J. Murphy, Ottawa, m“. venor of oducntion, in hcr report m. commended that the league work in cooperation with the pastor in obtaining, according to local condi. tions, efficient Catholic home train- ing. particularly for tho poor and neglected children, also where uc-' “PERRY the league should interest

(Continued on Page Three)

British Golfers Win From Americans

(Canadian Press)

OXliEY, England. July 11,- Gcorgo Duncan and Abe Mitchell, British professional golfers today defeated ‘Walter Hagen and Muc- Donald Smith, American proir-sslnn riis, 4 up and 2 to plny in 72 lmln match for a purse of 309. pgundg and international foursome.

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Teachers’ Licendi Examination Results"

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dict of guilty you nriglit find us’ charged or you might find for the

'l‘iint is, if you decided to convict,

niiuds in order that you might coa- slilér that a conviction should be made.

stage ii you must consider and decide in or- Mri“ Dmmm "tier to reach your verdict. first question that you have to de-| clde is whether or not the foxes were stolen. at all? that the foxes were stolen, wliyi then the case goes no further and you need not consider else. mine this. were those foxes stolen:_ were there foxes stolen from the’ ranch?

principal evldpnce of theft the tes- tiinony of James He was then in charge of the | ranch. Ha had had ii keeper there. John Warren, who left the ranch,

t tails, _lt time onward until , h t I-ddy night or Sunday mor-

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THE iliIiY CHARGE BElliiEREii

By Chief Justice Mathieson At the Supreme Court, Charlottetown, July 10th, he 1924. .

Mr. Foreman and Gentleme the Jury:

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much evidence, and how many pcoplo could give evidence, bf tlii- stealing of those foxes. This iviis l l (l , ' — stage of this trial. You liavi» bail iiig‘lliledgibdllii/lignlvlbil‘ all the assistiiizvit that the Attorii- must Im taken that strangers ari- cy General and tlin (fouustii fur the m); 31km...“ m Omen Am] Recon]. prisoner vmiiii give you 1i.-ii now it lug in Jenkins’ tosiYmony, rroni tho remains for inc to instruct you llpnn 2st], 0f Am“ onward he w“ H“. "l" iflW. lilf! 111W which "iii Silliii! only person wiin wont into that i112: i: dqnllllvddg (‘iithoyroliilatisitgiitfi rlilnch] M inLt fllstghondvulaylthlng - i Sli,il{‘l .iou 1 . out Ym" "Hmlnili "m! "my P9P") Bil" expiict. rliltll niorenthnn one \VO!\'l‘ii‘il vhnm“ It i" "l? Y0" '0 1114K" "l" go in? if not then you must inki- mm“ Ulla" U"! 15ml“ Will-cl" tho cvidciicn tbut witness gives as of ‘administration of justice flint ti“. Oniy flviqfimcc "m; um 1,0 my. tilvislou betwccn Court anti Jurypn aim," u“. exlsuqnce o; 9,09,. their disappear- . , I , .» §iI§t..'.Z§ii'-‘li"1i.l’$i- Tiilii‘ilmfiiidfii:‘9{“"'" T'“’,,, "",'{“"‘°" ,““",',‘""‘,’ Jury shall take tlic lnw IffOlll ti.o‘,7,,',',’w,,1_,f,‘f,‘,',_ “fir, firs, ‘LEMQFQI, Court and that the Jury shall be‘ - , __ xibsoliiio judges of the facts. And $1,113’ 1133537111‘ 122,21“ with ouch tribunal keeping within ‘hpn “,0 stntenlpnt m. nmkes [a the its proper sphere the ends 0i lll-‘i- only stntcmunt that could come out ticc will bust be served. of that much Now gentlemen, tho law which 1 "m not going over the evidence you linvo to keep in mlriil i" lili-‘i piecemeal at ail. I don't thin it ""96 l" liiillil ""11 419ml ""1 "imlve woiiiii help you, and just at his “"1“Y‘5m'em°"'9- L” "19 5°31" stage l might any that the revliiw first with the bill of iutllctuicnt by n; u“) (uvidul‘un that w“ gzvpn‘ Vin“ M Much U"! Gram‘ J1"? h“ first by the Counsel for tho pris- brought this truss imforo you fofionorund "m, by m}, Anumey Gem mm" TM“ “m” hum" by Icral was so exhaustive and cmu- mrmaflo" mm "Store i‘ M“g|'“"""‘.|1yiii~tb that. cniipleil wltli the mom- by “n” M u“? lmrmis “m” “nmwgory you lizivo oi‘ it from the close at "no" ‘mm mm- “ much hnlonglngllillltiflll youlgnve l feel flint you m hm‘ 1"“! ""9" hmkm‘ mm “ml have nil those lllllllfll‘ fncis well bu- foxes stolen. The Magistrate hav- mm ym, m“, “m, my review o; i"? helm‘ m" evmeilci‘ considered those ivoiiiil only bu tedious anti that "- was “ ca“ that “mmm b‘! Wfllliil not help. I let tlio recital “m” “P 1° “'0 ("mid J‘"'Y~ Th“ of the facts, tiien stand practical- “us” w“ ‘nude out m‘ ‘he Grim“ ly as it bus been iiinilc by the Conu- Jury“ colmidemtkm? m“ Grand sol on either sidu and except. for ‘any heard hum wmw“ m; m0 sonic inferences tlmt were drawn “r352 gggtt (f: ggghfigdtfihitnlfi W3‘? tliat were untloubtcilly one-sided, “m,” it berets o“ Y 7 l think tlic statement of the facts Th“ m ma‘ gum-go ‘won whmh-—tll£"fll‘l‘i1y!0tfhtilc facts nuil the us- thii Grand Jury found n true bill, Z3330 25,,“ _,‘,,,,Om'.1.Y.-ZB going; “mt M Cimflolmmwn “mm”? m from me nny special (romnient Qmiew“ County o“ "r “Dom the We will deal with the first ques- tmm ‘my “t Mnyi 1924i Ruse" tion: Were the fOXflq stolen from c“? m“ Monk mm Omar the m)‘ tlio ranch? Jenkins says that ranch of James Daniel Jenkins-tron, m," N“ 1 M, Own tom,“ “'97P “Human and 59W" “VIM 5"‘ where there wand litter of fivo, one girfiolamf: floxvizlwi‘: ltfigiannviék‘? gltyfox was gniie on Suiiilny morning in; amt’. Daniel .'.....“...;: Etl-finfi: $351,333,; ',','§","§',,,i=;;",;*;;{; £'¥.'.’.‘..°'.§i“i.';“fi2..“1'i'.§§iit"§§..ii;ife';,,'"$ - ‘ , o .. iauut ers,— c our .s gégufigtfkghfgflis Lgxmngtcksntqzg were tlherle} he says, (‘m Saturday kept m captivity l“ the 5am rune“ zilhugfilflTlifllfiviillfltllllll {ltilxfllc llirflni-‘lnlgixirixdd t" braemns or commercml pm“ tli re was no 1iorsoii iu bis house pose" ‘ml the" and there 3mm‘ fr my Snturiluy ‘evening until Sun- Now that ‘s S‘ charge o! br-enh i181 forenoon when Jenkins him- gfiatggd “"l°"“1g'la"d “'""“'~"5' self cnmo out,—froni this den in 5 “M e“ a‘ n5’ “m1 steal‘ (Continued on Page Three)

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We have now rr-aehed the f'nal

Last Minute News Flashed in Over

the Wires 00000-940

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, July 11.-Tele- graphcrs, linemen and auto- matic operators in tbs employ of the Canadian National Tslc- graphs and Canadian Pacltiic tciegraphs have applied to the Dominion government for the appointment of a board con- sultation to dcai wtith the wage dispute with the companies.

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LONDON, July 11.-The pro- posals of Premiers McDonald and Hcrrlot to appoint an Am- crican representative on the Ficparation Commission when dealing with possible German dctalcation under the experts‘ report is subject of further editorial comment this morn- ing but there is little confer- ence that such an appointment is likely.

(Canadian Press)

CALGARY, July 1i. —Fire which started in the Masonic Hail at Strathmorc, Aibrta. late yesterday through the ex- plosion of a coal otil lamp and which rapidly spread through the business section of the town was reported under con- trol early this morning. The loss is unknown but is thought to be heavy.

RIO JANEIRO. July 11.- The government organ Journal dc Commerclo iin an editorial this morning declared that the Sao Paulo revolt is practically conquered.

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 11.—Un1tcd States army fliers on their flight around the world arrived ticre yesterday All of the men were ‘in good health.

nos-HALIFAX, July 11. --Ohit- dren playing in the woods a few mile: from here yesterday discovered thirty ten gallon kegs ct ritm valued at 83,000 hidden in a bush. The liquor has been placed iiri the ‘Cus- toms House for safe keeping.

TORONTO, July 11. —Ths Conroy building of Don Road occupied by the Conroy Carri- age Company and Dominion Stores Limited was completely destroyed by tiirc last evening together with the contents in- cluding forty-three automo~ bilca entailing the loss of over 850,000.

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the breaking of the enclosure which under the law as it now stands is the sumo as the break- ing of a warehouse or shop; break- ing into a fox ranch is on tho same level as shop breaking. It is op- en t0 you, gentlemen, if you de- cide to find a verdict of guilty, to find the defendant guilty of breuk-. ing unil entering anti stealing; that is. guilty, as charged, of the whole offense. 0n the other hnnd you might find him guilty of steal- ing alone. Just keep that in mind. The larger offense ii-i the cus smile so broadly’!

one that l have rend, that is, bi-eak-, Tho competition closed at fivc lug and entering, and stealing.ilmmetliatciy thereafter tilt‘ t-ifiirtii But if you determine to finil n ver-Yuf the competition wort» subuiitieil to the judges who ropori having reccivctl ninny replies ni‘ consider- able merit. The prlzcs, t-lght in number, have been awnrtlcil us ful-

iug. is a large offense and includes Y _

A large "xiumbcr of rcpIit-ti were received in answer to the quest/ion put in the (luardian, Why dot-s lleiino tho Olflllllflllt nt Sparks Cir-

lcsscr offense

of stealing alone.

View.

Other Willllfiftl'—lllii Alcborii (no lnildress); Hollice Warren, 65 Longworih Avi-nuo. (‘luirlutitstown McKiiinon, North illiver; Helen L. O'Dciini~.li, Vernon River; Rose Francis, C2 Sydni-y St. Charlottetown. ' The successful competitors will please call at tho (luiiriiiau office

l wont to poliit out to you, y stage, the questions which]

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Were they stolen If you are not satisfied

iiiziis iii in

BEANC SMILES

tickets, value $385.00,

Scconil prizi-~—T\vo reserve scat tickets. value $2.50 'l‘liiril pr’ .-~0uo ticket, vnlidf$125

Oilii-r prizes, fivu iii lllllllllPl‘, nil- inliisim tirkt-t, value 75c oacli.

reserve scat

Fiirst Prize Reply Answering smiles from n sight-see

ing crowd Keeps m0 smiling while I'm allow’- (‘fl

Judging by oyos anti witty remarks The finppers all know Bcano Sparks.

Second Prize Reply

Iienno wears a happy smile bo- cause he xpocts n largo slice of the Iidrlliiluy (fake, (‘iinrlottetovrn will give her bountiful daughter, Naiiln Milior, July 14th.

Third Prizs Reply

iinntciiiatcly and get ihi-ir prizes. First prize-Four reserve seat

, Quinn

anything Stop then first and deter-

Now you have before you as the Daniel Jenkins.

Vol, 1. No. 47

Charlottetown,

on the 28th of April.

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A Letter

I r “My husband and I wish to cxprcla our warm appreciation o! the beautiful cake wccantly received for our sliver wedding anniversary,

when those foxes were al-

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‘ "The oaks y», greatly admir- ‘adlby ovary one nomad should p, ng m , , to ' r Mtnoua “in;

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langa Increase in, your business and wean in your cake making especially.

ma. mo use. ALVIN SMITH, Sholburna

P. 8. .. finch a oaks an your: W", "QV" UB0 M" before. At least. that was. the general ra- mark. I inn an Old Country ‘Wtlfllfl I have” a chance to a

ma. a in London

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Dancing and Com- munity Singing-- Other Features

An inportant itcin on the pro- gram for Monday, the first day of (Jiiruival Wot-k, is tho Grand Parade of ilccoraiiui cars nt 7 p, m. in which the Firc Brigade is also inking part.

The participating tiuics will line up (n Queen Street, beginning ill the City llall and continuing along to Eustou.

’i‘iie route of the parade will be down Queen nnil nlcng the follow- ing contiguous streets: iVuter. Prince, Grafton, Wcymouth, Kent Puwuul, Watt-r and Queen.

’i‘iie judges will use the balcony of the Victoria Hotel as their vnut- age point.

Prizes will be given for the best ilecoruted float, the one decorated in the most original manner, and

also flint presenting the most amusing appearance. immediately after the parade

which will he Jed by the L. of C. Baud there will be community singing on the Market Square, the words of tliu songs being thrown cu a large screen and the accom- paniment. being in the form of liuutl music.

On Monday evening there will also be iluucing on Market Street—- the thoroughfare between. the liiarlcct liouse nail Post Officer- which will be adapted for dancing by the use of cornmeal and will

also bo roped off. Music will be lfllflllfiilflfi by both orchestra and bnnil.

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(Canadian Preas)

FORT WILLIAM, 0nt., July 11. —A i-iilvcr iliscovcry just announc- cd by George Harris and It. J. (Iiosu of Fort William is said by the iliscovercrs to be one of the most sensational of the your in .ininoral claims. Until they have finally secured their locations, the dlscoverers are not making

ilescribing it vaguely as about 100 miles from Fort William io the northwest. This would bring it north of Pays Flat, close to which station on the C. l‘. ll. silver was iliscoveretl many years ago.

’i‘iie curious purl of the discovery is that it set-ms to [in a re-discov- ory, as old buildings and supplies supposed to be 4U years old, were the first indications found of a mining claim, tho silver being flu- ally located in the side of n hill and being six feet iu witltli. 'l‘lint they have made a discovery of rich nil- ver orn cunnot be iluubted, as the snuiplos they brought in are licav- .ily materialize-d witii gentile as rit-h as the host flint has her-n tak- ‘ui from the older workings at _Silvt-r islet and the old mines nt Silver Mountain.