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W. Mclnnls, Sydney . , , _ _ _ _ __ B. C. Holman, Summerside ..

"WHAT DEPRESSION?”

ASKS FAIR AS ENTRIES

i . ities. That is, to make an adjust- ment in the train service for Wed-

“Depremionfl snorted a harrassed Aiiciai of the Provincial Exhibit- ion Association yesterday when in- terviewed as to the prospects for the big fair this year. “What de- pression?" w

surprised to find somebo-‘y who had never heard of Old Man Bus- iness Gloom, the reporter persisted.

"well," he was told, "we have m" DYT-llomi bug it certainly has 6 nothing to do with any depression. We've been so busy receiving new entries, and trying to find accom- modation for them, and wondering’ p/here on earth we are going to put Wile overflow, that we've simply forgotten the country is supposed i“ be in the bifsiness doldnuns. You wouldn't think so, if you wire working here!"

‘Puriher enquiry elicited the fact that the entries in the horse races Ind general show classes are so great that the management is prac- tically at its wits‘ end to find ways

and moans of accommodation. Old “QUE. out of use for many years, 7"" i" be but in shape f...- the "M1": of the Exhibition on Aug.

BASEBALL WRESTLING g

enior (Golf Title

,W. Fraser Finishes Out In Front The 36 Hole Championw ship Competition At 'Bel- yedere Yesterday -— Hon. And C. W. Durant Second And '_1_‘_h_i_1_'d Respectively

W. L. Kaine, Halifax

schedule time.

Exhibition this year, both in this province and on the mainland, is reassuring news, not only to the Asbociation but to local business men and every one concerned.

GOLF

F. B.

OFFICIAL POUR IN

start for Charlottetown about Gdiliuuu mcueu instead of 9.00 a. m., and. leave Charlottetown on return west at

p. .,—-two hours later than the 'I‘his would enable

the present schedule, their at the Exhibition grounds

The great interest taken in the

IITEREASED

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BIG

Detroit .. mm)“ w Inch m? gmund‘ “Ywwiltlew York . ly after noon, spend the whole af- ternoon at the Fair, and return to‘ Dlckesh their homes before midnight. Un- der time would be greatly curtailed.

Chicago Washington .. Gaston, Faber and Berry; Crowd-

l.

mt... SPORT

1 vi n iliiiNortham m suns

Famous English Speedster Prepar- ing To Meet Gar W o o d In Speed-i Boat Race For“ Harmsworth Cup.

" chugged back up the bay after tak- ing him over the side at quarantine from the liner Majestic.

LEAGUE

BALL RESULTS

(Canadian Press) AMERICAN LEAGUE

First limo:

Second game:

Record By King Spruce

‘(HE CHARLOTTET OWN GUARDIAN

Track Broken

There were 2,500 attended Nort- 4—'Rose Aubrey, Bath, Mo.

ham races last evening. The track (Ryan) 5 3 3 record broken for second time this 5-Mr. Henley, Charlottg- _ season by King Spruce in the first town, (Holmes) 4 5 4

heat of 2.21 class in 2.11%. -The Time—-2.ll%, 2.13; 2.14%.

former record of 2.11% was made by Marjorie M. on July 13th. The horsesacted fine all through and quickly got accustomed to the

2.2a rm and m}. “ l-Lillian. Bangor, Me, (Hanafln) .... 1 2 l

WIQRLD

BOXING 4 BASKETBALL OTHER SPORT

ANOTHER HORSEMAN BRAND cmcu"

Monte Gerow,’ State Of Maine Hoss Lover Among The Many Prominent Horse- ' men At Exhibition Track

i

. g Jifllyrood Portia, owned by John ,L. Dodge, of Lexington, Ky, won ntles a horse withl the two year old trot, feature event

ims armory when the state oi the consideration of a true lover on the Grand Circuit programme M ii _ ‘me ‘um pa“ el Wm“ me pwv (of horses. He has all the shrewd- here today. Brown Berry owned ince of New. Brunswick, for many I his Yankee ancestors ‘he J 0 Lyle o, Plamfleld N J u; u ‘h d “h n u HESS 0 ' ' ’_ v’ ' '1 insumufluxoind zgzgmelsxqfizggf true type of which is found‘ only i the first heat but was distanced in. Bu,‘ hm.” m. hoss the remsmén 1 in New England. the second and the Dodge colt stoocf mm the b m t the mencement of spring i best 1o the summaries w win first o! h fl s; erd countsry are lovers : “alums he moved w Broumou Wm, money. one e an spot men o! high the Foss stable of Fort Fairfield. Jane Wlllelt, owned by William

Bomew‘ u up in that horse rac- . |spoken imfi B!

off before darkness this evening. George Johnston, Fredericton, muumes, he ureyuu N. 3., played brilliant tennis to de- feat Gil Houston, Charlottetown, P. E. I. after three bitterly-contest- ed sets. The youthful Fredericton star has shown marked improve-

ment in this year's tourney.

and strove hard to encourage- irfaced an almost

v v Britfsh Government to take a t ' G. Johnston, Fredericton, defeat- The Cabinet’ it S5 ed G. Houston, Charlottetown, 6-1, Wm submit the new Scheme 4-6, 7-5; A. S. Dickson, Chariotte- Plruumeuu mum the mum, town, defeated W. Wyse, Newcastle, ‘ muum” us", uu u but“,

R. H. E.

3 6

lLl-I. 3 l). 5 6

Kline and Connolly.

LII. Cleveland . ... 3 '1 a" ‘ ‘u 2 B

n" Twenty-four more horses have Kin entered in the show classes ‘can ever before in the Associat- m": b15301?- The large entry list he 1'10"!!! classes is also phen- guienal, and is representative of i " beat stables 9f the Maritime glicotilslnces. The management pre- most that the races will be the m 11°“? contested events ever ~“* in this section of Canada. “Millie aonerally at this year's 3y?!“ will also be exceptio and gwe- iudsing by the entries, Wm bee comlwtitlun in B“ C]!!! V611’ keen.

‘h’? Tuuosome ‘ is confident ‘ttégdclnth favorable weather, the retard i" will eatablls” a "new mnceid“ the m“ place, tho‘ m“ "m Wxard Island Exhibition is o, us m3“ "i1 B! tho bikafllt event “my enndiin the Maritime-s. Bec- anq Newilliarle; from Nova Scotil were Wm berunswick indicate that umux M m!!! exceptionally large ‘mus 1 M?! and racing en-

“ "In other provinces.

O “’°"'"u Tnh‘. Schedule

c.u;‘,fu‘“~‘_5ilf8tlon 1. made by the .... Nihgh 1g g8 hoped w,“ bu

.1,-

a-ls who were here observing the situation have returned to their homes, and this too is taken as some indication that the Canadian submissions were well received.

An increase from the present 10 per cent ad valorem preference on Canadian fish in the United King- dom, to 20 per cent, has been re- quested, and this,‘ it .is argued, would mean practically no increase to the British consumer while glv-- ing a great impetus to the industry in Canada. It is understood the United Kingdom fishermen have sought a. 80 per cent duty.

Those foreign countries , that would lose‘ trade through such a preference would be scattered over a large area, and no one producer would receive any appreciable set- back in its trade.

With some 80,000 people engaged in the fishing industry in Canada, as compared with nearly double that number little more than a gou- eration n80. In? considerable in- oreuo in the export trade would go a long way to restoring the activity

and Cochrane.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

French and Grace.

rell; Carroll and Lombardi,

Womoll. Tinolhl and Hartnett

to something bpproaching its 10r-

"pil railway author-i

til-till.

_.___.-__i___

mmnuninuucu.

'1 a o Wm‘ “d H‘“'w°"'h‘ “l” “d .feated x M Hickey Cnatham e-z

Harder and Myatt; Earnshaw

Fitasifnmons and Hogan, 01g.

o feated P. D. Ganong, St. Stephen, 6-1, 6-3; E. C. Condon, Ottawa, de-

6-1; R. H. Carter, Fort Fairfield, E defeated J. A. Bentley, Charlotte- u WW". 5-1. 6-3: J. H. Drummie, o Rothesay, defeated M. McKinnon,

Charlottetown, 6-4, 6-2; F. Black, Moncton, defeated R. W. Ganong,

tach such vital importance. Prime Minister's statement eludes with an appeal to al

workaiye one and a fa attempt to strike the balance

To Furnish Money

Miss Stothart, Newcastle, won E from Mrs. Know, Andover, by de- 6 fault; Miss J. Jardlne, Newcastle,

defeated Miss E. Bartless, Freder-

ZURICH, (Alli-Jean Wlllio

ert. Ottwaa, defeated Miss L. Bur- and un-ounoad

geas, Newcastle, 6-2, 6-0. closed contact with the peo

Wood and Miss A. Faweett, Sack- Vme. 5'9. 6-1; D. Samson and Miss

B. H. I. New York . . . . .. 2 '1 3 gsgelszgnmgfiafitt; defeated; ter by selling exclusive contracts Cincinnati ... ,,, ,1-4 z cum N’ 61v e‘ m M _ wherever possible. ' c’ ewcut e’ 6'2‘ 2-6’ 6'1‘ Unfavorable weather conditions

‘J. L. McKenna, Rothesay, defeated M. Olive, Halifax, and Miss x.

REE Stables. Nowclotle, s-s, 11-9; n. ____________ _____ 59mm y, u, 1 “'°°'"’°" ""1 “i” Mmiy- Pm- w. Jardinc and w... r. MeBeath, Halifax, s-a, 4-6. 6-1, after taking‘ _ f... Carl‘ ............. » chm-Bo u m m u u 1 denac, defeated G. Johnston, Iired- Qamphéuibfl, 0-3, 6-2; E, White a delayed semi-final match from (Associated Press) Harry McLeod .. 3",,“ gmgwm ‘m, guru"; °"°"°" "id "i" °- Qfier- CWP- and Miss .1. Forsythe, Newcastle. Commander .1. c. Edwards of otta-l NEWARK. N- J- Aus- lite-Stanley Cecil luarc "m0". 9-3. 0-1; G. B96161! 8nd defeated P. n, qiherson and Miss we and Mrs. T. W. Thompson of Porcda, young Jersey city heavy-Ill. P, Curlmcre . ‘ "eight won a ten round decision J, Bcrrlgnn

' Miss P. Rykert, Ottawa, defeated A. S. Dickson, Charlottetown, and

u l8. Crockett, Newcastle, defeated A. 1m, Iggdqflggm‘ m4, 5.3,

The British Government never wished to inter- l_ vcne in communal controversies“

settlement by the Indians themsel-

ves. The Indian failure to agree ‘insurmountable: couple to their desred seclusion.

ction. bergh and numerous expressions announced,

com-lstatement tonight sefid: plan

J. L. McKeen, Newcastle, 6-2, 6-1; [Hindu mu Mum,“ “n, u, m, R. Rockwell, Pamdenac, defeated Puum, and Benny However much G. McDonald, Charlottetown, 6-2, the government muu bu“ Praia". 1-5; R. Rockwell, Parndenac, de- ‘ed a “sum of bu“ electorates. h,

was found impossible to abolish the safeguard of separate electorates

to which minority groups still at- The

dians to accept the scheme as I ir, honest

For Research Work Switzerland, Aug. l6.- ms, representing

that his purpose

was. to "bring the Professor into pie who

ich associates were turning a scien- tific adventure into a business mat-

will prevent a take-off before Wed- nesday, the Professor announced.

Maltby, Newcastle, 6-6, 6-2; D. I". Tasior, Halifax, and Miss E. Fiieger,

y w, Fraser. of Monet-on. N. B., w. .1. Whitney, Summerside . 21o (B, Em“; y, m", Mmmgy‘ ~ 0mm“ 1m M°"mm° "m" w- w- mmrmh- K611i"! -- 214 . Press sports Writer) lights. 2—Calumet City, Stewlaoke, ,.epuu,u° 1; ghampion hero yesterday after A. R. Cobb, Halifax 203 “my 11°33. my‘ 159mm” m- SUMMARY N. 5., (Conroy) 6 l. 5 Typical-oi the b d ‘s M t Epicure, but the owner died and the i H. Btraney or Brooklyn, was m, gh-muous battle with Hon. F. B. H. T. Holman, Summerside ,, :33 m; ggfegmgd ysluctant traffic aside, Il-High Toby, ggewilcke. Gemw now t Mm '°°h_ b a? e i 110,565 were mm and Mo,“ booked only winning favorite of the day, cgurdy, Halifax, and C. W. Dur- John Henderson, Moncton .. 21'! motor cycle officers roared around 2.14 Trot and Pace NS, (Sanderson) 2 3 2 amfne, var, ngthls of"; “u! {pas age for the Island stopping bolus returned victor in the three t. Darimolli-h- The above meu- J. H- Stevenson. at. John 221 elevated pll!ars, the automobiles u. _ 4—Mack Voio, A1berton,O'- _ f0 n Exmbm ° f‘ k e ""f° °' o... 10...; enough at nbultbb, rm- on ma. on... 301mb ran neck and neck-A. R. Coffin, Truro 214p... escort careened madly through 1—Murlor1e M. (Jabalee) -- 1 1 1 Brien) s1 a mgmkabl N °“ W‘ ' mm“ ““' . Mame, w Whi arace with Del Volo, Dick Reynolds. owned by w. N. yough u... two day's play in the F. 1... Shocks, Trip-o m ti... mggg o; cfawgied New york 2—Lucky Lindy (Jar-dine) . 2 2 a 5—LaRico, Power (Power) a a s b d° °‘" Emwmd “W's w“ i...“ w... 2,10, Reynolds of Winston-Salem, N, Q, shole competition. Mr. Fraser's a. c. Mitchell, Halifax 2:16 streets at a mile a minute clip. Ii-Bllly cone (rower) 4 a a o-May Cromwell, (Steele) 4 s 1 Z ‘feaiu m“ m°"“““ “S “m1”, Three years ago this popular vls- Won u... 2.1a Pace and n. Roland ... » score 1n the two day's play Hon. s. B. MacCurdy, Halifax m" "My sooduw." sum Kayo non. Pflrauduw <Ho1mes> a 4 f‘ Time-2.l6; 2.1m; 2.1m.» fmw f: ‘ifwzb 1" 5MP “"1" m, m, ,,, m, Meme“, 0,, m. Harrlmanls stake trotter, Fair 11s, while 1-1011. Mr. McCurdy, a. w. Roach, at. John 212 ace of British speedsters on land T1me—-2.13; 2.12; 2.13%. starter-r. .1. a. Wright, Sum- ‘Zrgus Son's”; e’ m?“ °f 1S" I CiIdHDtiZECOWn track, sustaining a Dream. acocmited m. o... 1a.», two net-UP, totalled 1'18. Mr. Durant R. M. Fowler, St. John . . . . .. 232 End Water. his face blanching Bo merslde- ' d u“ uh“ die "5 ‘"1 SQWTE- . broken shoulder m u nasty muguuivheuts m me hanuuup my n, g close third with 11a. a. w. Elliot, Dartmouth 22s he ariwod his hat “What terrific 2-21 TM and Pm Judges-B. w. McArthur, Ken- 1°“ t: w“ ‘mm "it Piéiid - Yesmday he came c105,, u, repeac- SirtlI-lour Eolfers Participated in s. n. Mould, Charlottetown .. 222 “Peed. “mi ‘1'"'”'¢- WM ‘i "we?" smgmw’ “my Smlphm" Sm‘ 0d s w o‘ Mame has been “am- i um his experience while givlni; Del SVMIVIARIES m. competition which was favbur- .1. 1-1. Malcolm, Fredericton ., ms "°"- MY ¢°°°“°“-" “m”! 59'“? Wflumim“ “"5"”? DY- miflewvher- WW» m“ “m” “m” ‘QM’ “hm- h” ‘I v01.) 1.1.. daily workout. His sulkv h, Wm, ma; weatheu I M_ 1.3 Tomuuns, Moncton 1 _ 208. Thug 1t was that the slender, McNeill, Chtown ~(Jar- .1 1 1 Tlmers—Dr. n. Adockhart, Ken- gpétled S‘ plutbiiic training stable at l collided with that o, Suva Doctor The noun,“ Sh“, 3 Y", om u, R_ gay-L ghaflogteyown ‘Q5 E_ A_ Cumuuuus’ Munch)“- 228 smiling Englishman who fought the dine) sington; F. J. Kenneday, char-lone urmou , a he, on ‘he back strewn and Mont/e was Tm, 11.1). Patterson. st. John . . 188 c. A. Stems, Pictou ....... .. 19s °°"“““‘ m m“ 5k’ W“ Fmme‘ z-m“ Vernon‘ Human’ tow“; J‘ A‘ Mcphermm s“mm°" In “m he mwed m Arxswm‘ and 'thrown heavily to the ground. He. ;_ w. Fraser, Moncton 1'16 W. A. Stems, Glace Bay ..... 209 mired d°wn tho sand beach of NB, (Langille) 2 A 2 side. for the next twelve years was in received severe bruises but next Jane wine,’ by Mu Elwym Col. a. c. Massie, at. John .. ass F. a. Likly, st. John 20a mywm“ m“ “t 1“ “N” "'1 3_““\h, Hennessey, cbar- Clerk of Course - J. 0. oobb. "him "i ‘he P- H- Rwi “"118- week a crowded stand at the Fair M“ Rh""*1““d°'- ‘wim’ 1° 1 .. , u L Pet t hour, and only last month pushed lottetown (Holmes) 3 2 5 Summersider-s, one of the most famous in New a . I v - 8Y5. 5 - John . . 199 J. R. Thompson, St. John 210 will see his racing colors behind 5W will" 5P0". b!‘ o (H- A u Coup sucuvule 216 c E Do his speed boatMiss England III up England. Six years ago he made his t k . . , . . wden, Halifax 211, 1205 u h “mum . fir t, m - his ownhorse and one or twooth-i 5°95) - - - - - - - ~-‘=13 u u Muff“, Dartmouth 208 a“ A. Huyard. at. John 20o o v1.1 msceffland ourto d; th- M CD H st rp to e Island and he con- [ms which he Wm dnve m. ysyandlTral/Cllel‘. bc. rEgani 2 9 3 y]. K. Rogers, Charlottetown . 184 J. LeRoy Holman, Summer- 331w dam’; 5?‘. r622?‘ h t: d 0nd . a8 losses frankly that he liked the owmrs‘ Laurel Nancy’ bf will, 9 2 4 cw. c. Graham, Kentvllle . 2oz side‘ .......... .. 2191,, ' r fo athcrlzsi 6812:” d ' I i P101! R8 India ,8 people hm and the country so we“ Mm“ Gem’ is “ "w" t” m“ Anon Hanover’ bu’ (Mm) " 6 3 1 h. y, ivallace, Halifax 204 u. w. Frink, st. John .. .. 213 nfipffi“ 2mm‘, m, cuffed G211, = _ , 3mg“ h“ °°m° Fm‘ "PW W" game and o. m Emu, wuuu has: Howard McElwyn, Jack Holt. J. MacD. Cook. Moncton 221 w. u. Appleton, Moncotn 194 3mm, . L e g1 3 I a t u r e s “i, . , raised horse racing to a high IEVEI Tartar, rfbnrrwc. Noll, Hollywood w.A. Henderson, St. John 213\A. W. I-iyndman, Charitnte- He ‘p111 leave gQmQy-mw go,- De. ante is qum m manner‘ 5m iof public approval in Canada and 5°?“ “if” Stam"? st... c. w. Robinson Moncton m’ town ........... .. mo; where on Lake st onu- over i LONDON IT? (c di the Unwed ma“ Time: 2'05 H; 2m m; 2'05 H’ E. A. Smith, Shediac . 250.1‘! 0 Rodger Amherst 181 anew even mile ooursd he will it ymw ' “I. _ m‘ m‘ ' ' ' ' AB N. 13., . 16- ~—-— v-»_<__ a. a. Wiswell, Halifax 254 L. s. Gastonguay, Halifax 22o his Mi; England m against :11- (By he“, 22d,“ P593411... Prwuumd “mum PM‘ Cm“) ‘ T“ m“ “m Sm" 2 Y” r. w. Daniel, st. John 2:10 w. L. Muir, Halifax . . 20s Wood's latest Miss America Sept- * “Pr e Mum“ “m” M“ Trot. Purse $4.000 T1105. Murray. sackvulb ‘a. .1. Campbell, T“... 221 ember 2' and a in a serleslof as- :22“: Qiylmottu: ffjfsllif Dam“ “mam mm’ “b”? h“ Young S011 BOTH a Barnes, st. John .... 19s c. a. Creighton, Dartmouth 2'13 miloraces Last year Don turned y g p pm‘ m’ “mtmg ‘m’ °° 5mm" - Hmllim“ "ma- M- m" -- - - provincial tournament and the M0519,“ sums untouchables u To L db h | . J. Pope Barnes, St. John I99 J. J. MacKenzie, Moncton 30g over on the second race of his at- spluuum uisuuw u, uuuuy Ewen by ' ' . ' a“ _ l n e rg S " - the Brcwcr-Hollyrood Poly J. U. Thomas, St. John 24o Dr. J. M. Magee Si: John 21o tempt to add the Harmsworth Cup om“ antagmutm rm!“ “m” “nd (Cmziel) - - -- , the juniors featured the second 01m“ m the yutm- mvmcm 1e . P. O. Sculls, Halifax'........ A. A. MacLean, Charlottetown t0 his collection. days my of the New Brunswick e D 8 Sir Raleigh, ch c. (Brltenfcld) 6 1 H- R- Dunn. st. John 22-1 D. B. Stewart, Charlottetown 21a Whimsioaliv he referred u. 1m tenmspcham “mam S which m islatiires of British India. _ (Associated Press) ‘King Ben. br c. (Stokes) a 4 R B. Gregory, st. John. U“ 241 H‘ 0x183,’ Ham“ I _ 4 _ D . I I . I H m3 yea“ duckmg m the Detroit fiver being hem hi“ P . ldarked by the care and. delb- IJNGLEWOOD, N. J.. Aug. i6_., ‘Lucy Follin, ch f (ChiidS) .. 5 3 J- 5- Miscner, Halifax 235 H, B_.M¢Laugh11n’ Tum, _ _ 203 as a specially chartered tugboat, The second rgunds in mews amreratlon fitting a. landmark in im- With quiet deference to the wishes one I the l“ est boxin Con» Spencer MCEhvyri, be ,-whltc) 2 5 Fred Magee, Port Elgih 209 1,_ A_ mvem Hum-ax __._ 199 with ofilclai representatives of New women's singles and a com me perlal history, the Prime Ministers of Chanes and Anne Morrow Lind- tests. o“ he“ 8 Pr!“ Ed am Brmvn Berry, br c (Eg-anl ldls c. w. Durant, Dartmouth .. no a. B. a. cnipma‘ Halifax 20a ‘Mk ‘my “d D°"°"' "' M" °‘ round o; mixed doub]g5 wgrepgurHstateTnent-Ivzeghw Y“ a “m ‘u’, “In: t? aristocratic Suburb w lslandevwill be 112i; 1.. all skirting Tim“ 2m H‘ 2'09 1'2‘ ’ “ friends and ngwgpapgfmgn Ema“; . warn g. e verd ct doubtless w cev t e word today of the birth _ _ be dlspleasng to all Indian com- of their second son. dink at Morollylllage on the flight.‘ The wright Stake‘ m5 m". of Aug. 20th, at 8.30 p. m. where», ’ Purse 515M