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Resignation 0f Chief 0i’ Police Accepted - Police Sergeant James Walker Retires On Allowance —Gounci1l'or F o s te r

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r Premier Stewart And His Policy. Gon- servative Candidates Get Splendid Re-

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1927

Mysterious Death _ Of A Seaman

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Close Stihggle iiBe- tween Two Parties,

Commander Byrd is Making Preparations For Paris Flight

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, June 13. — While New Vork was welcom- ing one flier back from Europe today, another flier, Comm-l“!- 9r Richard E. Byrd was making near-final preparations for an- other fliqht-whloh he said. like Lindberghh feat. will be to Paris. Mechanic at the

(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, N. S., June 13. -,—Ro- latives, assisted by authorities. were searching the harbor and vie- lnity todny for William Creascr of the schooner W. S. Eastwood, who was last seen Friday night at ten o'clock when he placed a number of men of the crew ashore at Far- quhal-‘s ivharf and turned about to return in a smell power boat to a

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Former Residents of T h r e e Provinces

' ' ' ' _ an or a ic e fie In ed (when a ul- a momln e , , _ . _ _ f

I Geliimii- The ms‘ nuatim‘ Th.” The B‘ is Feature of Irish’ Qlgfntggi-yii 315'" ‘53-3" firs...gr>ti.jwii"l.il““° "353- Gather at Reunion. (irlillfls Servwe 0f Maritime Electric i1 C3. Illpadgll A118 139mg Genera] Eleqtigllg. The America. tri-motored found wetlgeds ngliinlil ithttaemillwrial: --—-'- I ' " .11‘

p9 p g (Special to the Guardian)

tvlaoe was to be w! thrtwoh at the naval dockyard. it is

i ' Paid F01‘ By BPBW BPS Alld Distillers IS (spur, ff U; Guardlan, a tin-l mo» 1w wd-v which thvusllt probable that chem. in TORONTO. 111w 111.- —1"s"Y ~ ‘ - \ .' ' DUBLIN June r. __,rr“_ crow would make the craft ready for some wuy fell from the ha“ and “Aultl acquaintances" were renew- 'I‘l1l=» regular 111011311)’ 1119911118, 010(1- - ' v ' “' u v ‘_ ‘ ‘ flight except the loading. Em- drowned although he was an able ed aild many a friendship cement-r the City Council was held in the it was moved by Councillor Foe- ; - ' - ~ stmggl“ bmjue" m“ "mmmlmm er en: su lies are read on i ~ S t d ft when Co il Ch hers lst evenin t d d ' - 1 ' party find the supporters oi‘ Plitllllill a y pp y “w "mm" He leave“ a wife and ed on Eur 8y a erumm’ “m: am a . g or “m! Bacon e by Coulmmo’ ,' - . De Valor“ is m“ rlunmmm roam“, beard. eight children in Lunenbui-g. 1110111 111811 600 101k. Whose birtil- with His WorshlP me ill-WW. City Prowse that a sum be devoted to f ' or llw lrlslr Fro‘, slum “(moral The weather bureau, which ' placewas’ the Maritime Provinces. Recorder and all the Councillors defray the expenses of a delegate '" I r _ ‘ eromronlr up w rm.“ ‘his army prepared weather charts for _ _ _ _ gathered in High Park for the first present, [n the Fireman's Convention to be Th“ jtllll! political meeting held for lnw and ltl-i cniolc.oniellt——pllrv- » Lindbergh and Chamberlin bel- maritime picnic held iii Toronto. M-ler ll". reading and allolltlhl; held l“ Tl-ul-o next month. Carried.

noon of the 152 lninnlicrs of tilt- Dali, 74 have boon ll(‘.t'lktl‘(!i1 cit-ot- od, the stitntliilu oi‘ tho pin-lies ho- ing as folltnvs: (liworilmcnl 1H. Devalerit party 24. Lilhor li. liltiv-

lt ivas resolved that the grounds in Victoria Park. south side. facing the water be given over at the die- posal of the firemen from ‘July 7th to July 16th for circus attractions.

The heurtlest of relationships were established as New Bruns- wickers, Nova Scotians and Prince Edward islanders. people from “The Island"; mingled together

of minutes of the previous meeting and the usual reading of bills, nu application from the Secretary of the local branch of tho Canadian Legion was presented asking for

gan to chart ocean maps for Commander Byrd and masters of all vessels in the North At- Iantic will be requested to make weather v reports twice

ed to him the utter impossibility of its enforcement and now-- ehallengiug any man to prove th t he had ever passed a bottle _to nu~ other—he saw ill Government Con-

itl York lust night was u decisive victory for illn Conservative cau- llidlltcs. hit-stirs. J. Augustine Mc- llollzllll llllll Matthew W. Wood.

Works In Halifax

l o Rev. H. R. Grant and the Patriot

ifho llltlflllllfl which was a large . . - _ ,

i r __ _ _ . v _ . ll pendent o, httiional Lcugtlc 1.. - . . . _ _ its}. ~ ‘" ‘° -»- i. h. .1ll. ltltl in llalllax. The following from 10st track o! Busch other rm- more Road for concession purposes 110111 ended by Councillor Prowee.

President Ctisgrtivt: llilil ll stir- plug m‘ 15,000 votes iii l\'i|kollll_v.

yesterday's Halifax Herald tells a After cmllwlllor. pom,‘- Spolm “l “m.

different story:

July 13th until July 23rd.

people, the most effective wuy 0i‘ thoroughly discussing the above air

the (‘nnst-rvntivo and Liberal enu- Bcqllillllt! 11 temperate [1001110- 1t than 25 years came together unex-

length on the service given by the

didlltrs: Hon. Premier Stewart _ . . . . _ _ _ ' _ <°§"——~

r _ _ 4 -_ ~ . . ‘ m“ l l Vice President l\evlu Olllgpins .l I

halal-lintlgaglfitllggtgghisgic telhtllp- grafts ablgbtlfigieifu :11?i‘l;a](fil(l1l‘§8,‘f01' “"73"” '31 3'00“ i" v Dfibh" “M. “ghalréegrrrsrrtl? figlnwegrisd _ Kgftfigtitnwglilzacfiqfifigf», gglefig pllcatlon and due to objections gllarlllme Electl-lc compute 1.18 n.

t1l‘(‘tl ii most cordial reception anti political purposes, is being lauuch- Devakmln“ smlfl“. ‘Tl i_1'""°___1"l ' m‘; ‘prolalle language sand“ olhléi. in the city met at the gathering. 11111118111111911 111' P93149111“ “M13 1111“ fcrred to the inconvenience suf-

Proliliilr Stewart who was in cx- cd at me, but. l will buy $5110 t0 ""1"- , Hf“ ‘mrly m"ursflm_,dflli".lll.'i i wise causing a disturbance’ on Th‘! 59111! 01 111B Moritimes was 1111110 1t was decided to put the gel-ed, 08119611115! 011 6914-5111 55-1-11!‘

t'l‘lll‘ll1 fol-m. presented lilo ‘cause every nuln hero if those hruaticasl- “d 1"‘ 1mm Flmum“ ‘."."_“‘“_ ['1' “ - Saclwllle all-eel m, slum.“ grew manifest ill the attendance at the Market Silllalfl 111 111° ‘lisimsill °1 (lay nights when the entire Sunny- kwal 1=°v°"mmm "mnw" ""1 ma" yMarlln picnic of a snowy haired woman. 111B 11181011 0n thflfle 41111811 T1"? side block was in complete dark-

f ll ~ (‘overnment in such a cieariing those insintluflons can produce _ . . __ .l l ' . r o it . Desmond Fitzgelulll. Mint-till til élvléuffiglrlllmaylitéllrl: Briana Rodermk 4187 yea" young", a ‘roman in a Councll was lnlormerl by Councll. ness__and during the heflvyruah or

ii nlustevi manner that the one iota. of proof’ to stibstantlatc r _ _ I . r ‘l

Ziillltlllvl‘. regeivetl his address their declarations. lithe Liberals LX'°“‘i“l_ Atrium‘ ‘fut; r;"hr"r."“ll_'_'_ll H E H Sampson and Alexander Burkey wheel “ha” "-1111 11111111191‘ Xlicllifl" 1411‘. 31111111115111 11"" m“ G- w- v- A- business at that. The speaker stres-

witll tho greatest interest, nttcu- he said. ‘wore sincere lll their sul1- Tufllmiliy ("mmy ‘m ‘Um "' , we", taken ln custody by Ponce: on crutches. would gladly accept. red the polnf, where business was

lion llllll enthusiasm. Tho _ ud- port of Prohibition and possessed "alive Y- l ' ma“ Mclrennafr That folk from the provinces-by- [t was mmred. by Councillor Fos- pl-acllcnlly M ll lllaudatlll dug“ " the-sea 111's 1111111: lmlwrtflut ter and seconded 11v Cvlllwill“ these periods and that it surely ind

"A similar charge faces Robert McLellan. who was given in clie- tody on Saturday evening by Mrs Stewart. of Thistle Lodge. Barring- ton Street. also for creating o. dis- turbance. "Fred Osborne was arrested on rt vagrancy charge. also on Saturday evening. ,

"Two men and into tho foils for imbibing too freo-

any fuitli iii tho present law, they would not offer it plebiscite in twv yours. They arc out in this elec- tion. tlouhlc_ lieatletl. They are out for Prohibition willie at the same time they are supporting Gov- ernment Control. in concluding an effective and logical speech for one not iuuretl to campaigning, Mr Wooll again flaked tho support of tho electors, lllitl silt down ttmltl u

not help matters along that side o! . lhe block. After discussing the tum- ject the chairman of the Light Committee was instructed to inter- view the Manager of the Electric Lig-ht Company with a view to :61- ting better service in hiture.

it was resolved that police 801* geant James Walker be retired on allowance of $500 a. year. t0 lnll

Prowse that Councillor William Moran, whose term of office on the City lSchool Board expires on Juno 30 be reappointed-

The resignation _0f J. W. Show, City Marshal was tendered and ac- cepted; accepfince moved 11y 1301111" clllor Hennessey and seconded by Councillor Doug-an.

The report of the Thiel -Detcctlve

‘dross-cs of the Liberal candidates Wt‘l'i' listened to with respectful at- tention. but their criticism of the Stolriiri. Government and its policy leli "flat." or elicited adverse re- marks from the electors.

lll‘ Claire Campbell who ud- ilrehsi-d the meeting in the inter- cull of the Liberal party must be collrrillulutetl on lllB courage ill

niches in the business and profes- sional iifo of the Queen City was evident by the host of hank manag- ers. clergyman and professors pre- sent. ' One of the profession de- clared that he had noted the pre- sence of 75 bank managers. With radiant sunshine sifting through the branches of trees, the great company surrounded the im-

l ____ could ullulc iiullltirily. lll‘ ‘Hltltl, llliltzFurther EVidfi-llcfi is. m m Connection Wlth lthe V <1 e 11 e

‘ i Robbery. which clearly nhtnvuil lilo Sllll‘i‘.l‘ll_\'l Th" rrrrllmrgrr-llearlllg l“ C.,".

thoughtful wlefeucc of lhe tiilvorir “I m" G°v°1'“'““m t" “m” "Wilcrlitin with tho charge against

mont Coiltrol . l‘olicy~-it llfillltlifivr one woman fell coilditiuns on tho lslilild. llllll it nrlrrrurrd Byers and ‘laurel... Gormley

speaking to an iiudieuco who a0

coldly received him and who, as round of ilpplause which attested remedy rm. ll“. cxlsllllrr rlrl,ll.ll.l,lh» l __ _ _ _ I _ r ly over lhe weekend’ and conrw provised platform during a pro- I u h r mm, _ ‘iillllllfiflt 111198191“; t111l1W611 111111 111 fiuwnlgbh U!‘ 13: ';1£‘:°uv‘l‘€°s5d 131d conditions which were so irlteli’ fllllltllh-flr-Eillllllgtflitgiiil(thghifdiziztea-‘ilg 111191111?’ Wm “c” drunkemmes 1113111111?!lgzlstlepresldefidovelr bty lSl-llr bfiiilaljfigtlabiilelihgvcltywssi fiziéill’ ‘I-ldgimggligy hmgioikildodconif! continue, solely from the reason popuar y 1o o ulsc on e énumerarerl by Rev “r llwrnrurrrlr» _- -‘ r P1P C0 1' s_ chars,“ - 0h r, pres en o e t“) m n‘, It .

_ m ll. lrl. l l ll _ _ , ‘ ' ' ~ continued m the o te ui . Ye Unlrerally or qtoromm Tl‘ _ all but not read a e ee l a. Colmclltol- mug-an. . "mm" w“ mm“ “mush”: "m1 e p" Ly wh ‘ 1 m B Bummr “g 111 111i’- Wlll 1931- iterllity- morning before llifagi-etrate “$111 @119 P1'15°"°1'1‘ W111 b9 out the addresses than, bra-glass; was resolved however that the re- counclllor Kennel...” ipald all 51°-

brouglit before ‘Stiponditlry Cluney this morning." Does. Prohibition prohibit?

port be accepted as read and placed on file. Moved by Councillor Hen- nessey. seconded ‘by Councillor Dougatl. VHhi Worship read a wire received by His Honor the Lleut. Governor

quent tribute to the 25 years r faithful and meritorious service of James Walker in the performance of ills duty as a police officer. and also referred to the splendid wet‘ record enjoyed b)’ 111111-

Mr. Russet LClarkep opened a Bll0l'i. address, amid scattered up- plause. After thanking the elec- tors for their support four yeurs yours ago. he repeated the worn out criticism thatthe liquor tines-

i-“>*"'"‘ Martin. The following witnesses candidate, followed in ii tillfiftlwcrc cxlrm.lnedr__

speecli—oxcusing its brevity lillau-‘l Mal-y Mam-maid, dallhgltter of count of an annoying thrust solidi-Shun“ Mcmnallll deceased‘ fllv-lng tinn. He criticised tht- iilnt- of tile h; 29'? nsyllller Si“ Wm, he, molllel; 919111111112 1110 111111111115 111“ 1'i‘l"""‘.\li-s. Mary Ann MeDonald- l rein-

wmly speaker Who seemed to raise the rlslhilitles of ills hearers. Alter a few opening remarks by lilo Chairman, Mr. Matthew Wood. (Yonst-rvntivt- candidate amid hourly applause, opened his speech

M“ ‘David McDonald‘ the’splrit of pride in birth in the Maritime Provinces, an affection for Toronto. the city of adoption and a stirring loyalty to Canada. with many a reference of gratitude to the day of confederation 60

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by expressing his extreme pleasure tion should -llot have been taken _ l l _ ..

fluid privilege in being nble to ad- into ‘politics. After making the gliteslltg: a flf,“§{f,‘{Q,l"}T,"f.will,‘ h‘; glgyafitlhurr.nglllr(élr?wcfrggnmfi yegrs agill- t m u from His Exceilfncy thhe GQVBIUOT [It was resolved. that police ser-

fl‘t‘.ilh‘ the people of York. l-lc usuit misrepresentation that the] h ,l' r P. l‘. llyll ,ll.l‘ ' __ ._ . ' ' 9V9" 11 1' 11K Hughes ouulGeneral. accept ng t e tenta ve gear“ Allan Mclnnll; he gppomLfil . ,t e ilct on n lem oi c 1-1 the dool about eleven oelock n.m. were presemed durmg the programrprogram as ram our ‘or his "leery ‘emmrary (my Marsha". Moved by

Stewart Government is going to . . l

one“ up “quay Show an “m” um1t1l8 (mvelnintilt llilll til island he asked "Would you like to see n liquor shop in York. Ho ro- celved answer from one elector to the effect that "We have them

"R1" i" “P looking for beer. I don't know who tublish liquor house-s its long lifillllo Ollrrr lellml, “~38, Eslllen my they paid their taxes. glbller lmll 1 were tlgwnstnlrs, moth- 19100101‘ “TilflU-B 11111101‘ l’1'"111|l11'el- Willa‘ upstairs. Edihei- went to ion.". He concluded by asking tilcllre (loot They asked lhe,- “ there electors for their support iii the “ht; {my bcer- She said “No. but

lilllllktlii them for the generous 11111111111‘! which llod been given to his lll't1l1|(‘l‘ the Hon. Leonard Wooil 111111‘ _\'(“=ll‘i§ ago and- bespo e the saliii- support for Mr. .1. A. cDon- aid and himself in the coming elec-

lncluding the future possibility ofilllon here l“ July llls Excellency the three Maritime Provinces hie-hand party wlll arrive by Qpgclal ‘mming "mud 1“ ‘m9 1""°"1"°9- train on July 7th. leaving on Jilly In an address which stirred the lollr m a speclal meellng o“ hearts of the people with its deep mrursday mornlng next a comm“. note of patriotism. Sir Robert Fal- we Wm be rrppolnred lo draft an

Councillor lienllessey. seconded by Councillor Dougan. - 1t was resolved. that the Cit! Clerk be authorized m call for or plicstions for the position of City Marshall. Moved by Councillor lHea-

On June 28th

Authority has been received by Lt. Col. J. P. Hooper. M. C., from

tinn. “Premier Stewart" said Mr here new." Having stated that comm » . .. . ' - v . g election. ryl-t-Clcskeys might have some. so headquarters at Halifax that the .. _ 111,111,111 1211:3111? t (hlvllllliiigfl-n 11.11:? P"‘i““°“ 5111mm was rivet. nan-lhe), we,“ do“... lcumlbfinlllhd aud first -P. E. I. Msd- Bdfl- Artllléfv lgtleeifaaldliesuteghtiiztgifliztr tlftldigzg- “dd"’s“ “p1"°1"““° '° ‘he °°°“' nesscv. seconded by 601111111111" 1’ 1 tiuuod applause, ill-l ho itrnse to ail- tnl. Dot-cheater St. Esther - and i will go lnto camp at Charlottetown an were glven l“ response‘ Rev, R sion. Prowse.

Ono case oi‘ typhoid fever was reported by the Health Officer. CouncillorMoran. Chairman of‘ the Public lPropei-ty Committee re- ferred to the band stand at Vic- toria Park saying that it should be torn down as it was condemned by the City Engineer. it was decided to let the matter rest a few days. ln referring to the matter of re- newal ol leases Councillor Moran informed tho meeting that A. lfohn- es k Co». Broom Manufacturers would not renew their lease of their warehouse but stated that C- lLyons & Co. were willing to take the lease over. After much discus- sion ‘it was decided to hold the mat-

ter over until the next meotlnc. The renewal of. tho least- oil

Saunders and Newsom was accept- The Weather, Etc. Timings‘ E11‘- psl-ty. Bow?‘

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Councillor Prowse. Chairman of the Finance Committee. referred to a letter received by him from the members of the Housing Commis- sion asking for pay for their serv- ices. Seeing nothing in the Act to warrant such procedure, Councillor ‘Prowse submitted a rosolutionrthet the resignation of the present members lll‘ accepted and the fol- lowing names be submitted: Messrs G. iP. Nicholson. J, S. Pierce. T. L. Machlilllan-witholtt remuneration.

want to enforce the law, lie ex- pressed hlmself as sincere that the Saunders" Government if elected would enforce the Prohibition Act. 0n being respectfully asked by on elector “How would you.heglu to clean ' ,thillgs up. We people would like to know." l-Ie replied “Take down u number of detec- tives". _ Mr. J. Augustine McDonald, Coil- servnlivo candidate,‘ arose to atl- dress tho meeting timid prolonged applause, which iiuglireti woll for the support. of the people on tho 25th of Juno. Having thanked tho people nl York for their support four years ago. ho conclusively showed how every platform of the ‘Stewart (lovernmenl. of 1928 wits carried nlit except. one which could not ho curried init. Continuing ho satisfactorily proved that Premier Stewart is deserving of the highest credit iu the nble way in which he presented the claims of the Pru- vlllco at Otttlwiw-insnch manner. in fact. llll Lu clhclt‘ tribute from the ehulrmnn of tile Duncan Commis- slou null tile foreign press.

Speaking on road building he ir- rofutably showed by comparison of figures that the Stewart Govern- ment saved $100 oer tulle on nchli bftflécth more than the dlbll (‘lov- 9 nluent. . . . llftlklllir 11D tho charge of extra- agencies he stated that the present glltalnristrhtion controlled expciml. titb in every department it nettle Witch lt

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along with the other island units on June 28th to do their Local training before proceeding to-Pate- wawa Camp for their practical training. No. 2 and 8 Batteries will have a strength of 33 other ranks and 5 officers each and the Brigade staff with 1 Lt.-Col., 1 Adjtr and 1 1st Warrant Officer making a. total of 79 all ranks. The Brigade will leave Char- lottetown on July 20th for Petiiwa- wit remaining there eight days to do their practice shooting in com- petition with all Canadian Artillery (Fieldwlllledlum and Heavy). Prizes will be ltiven for those qualifying in Gun Laying and Signalling. As this is a. very fine outing the officers of the Brigade hope to see as many of tho other men turn out Inland, as poesib e. No doubt there will be some vacancies and men will be signed

22.2: iii."s."."iil.i"itr-.i."i Aviat" T°°k o“. - From Lisbon

llshod in the daily papers.

' (Special to the Guardian) LISBON, Portugal. June 13. -— Commander De Plnedo. Italian long distance aviator, took off from Lisbon at 8.30 o'clock today for ll hop to Barcelona. Spain. From there he may go to Madrid to make a. ‘courtesy call on King Alfonzo and then fly to Rollie thus complet- ing his four continent-flight.

111111111111)’ been fulfilled. lli the teollliilf: election all we ask you to do is to be guided by your coll- 8010i"!!! and then I tliink Mr. Mc- Donald und myself will have the

uiiliorlty of the vote polled. . 11c slated he would. in speaking, confine himself to but one plank oi ilio Stewart . ,platfoi'm-—thnt winch twonccrils ildvancetl temper- iiiii-i- inltho province. it is the duly of the adults to have regard for llllfl consider. the boys and girls 111 Yi-rzurtl to their future possession lhe virtuc of temperance. As ‘lllrict temperance man, he was "illlvlucetl that the future of the 5911111 of the province ‘was in dire Iiillflfll‘ if the Prohibition Act was hllrlllerr allowed to exercise its “vuelui and destructive influence .w';°';"':$:"111_°1‘$10- He hall ni- t l“ (l! a eldqvrohfhltiun but ‘the l i warmllh! “i011 1th! followed in Bhmor 9 59171198!“ file muon- _. Pflriurv and utter tllgragnrd