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~i<>NDAY. JUNE 1. -1914 "R" Or "-1-" f°i°.."s.i'm.l°.li-'.iiii'slam.'i°'°'
llTE5Tl.DEllill5 ' illlllllll ll imi>ilovEriiENTS FUR I
- EMPRESS TRAGEDY E-_S DISASTER llU3lNB Ui GOVERNMENT DREDGE
drfzohhoils vP.w.inlii|;i Piliiics Enwiiiiiiiio.ia
Death List now Estimated at |034. $teumer _L ~ 1. ._ ___ =
I (From Our Own Reporter) no Wreck Conlztilssioneras Captain Prermer Mathleson Cqngra- There has just been completed at
Many _Crushed to D
Their Baithsi S6
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and ihlartrending hi
QUEBEC, May 30.--Ono thousand
and thirty-four peolllc Derlshvd when the (`_ l’. R. liner Empress of Ireland
was rammed by the colller Btorstad
_ _ O I OTTAWA, May 30.-In addition to Lindsay has 'been appointed Buperin- “Hates 0" B|‘||||a[\t the dredge yard near the Stmm Nav-
, . _ 1 ' . __ - » 1, _
m-ssages of sympathy in the Eméirousyteiident of Pllégleége and his p ace has _ It or:ipany1i;r w ar:m1;tl;e0n co;
_ _ disaster already received from rent nor. yet been . fl I1 Z0 D
'r `~ it ' " ' ` Britain Premier Borden 1-end num l A Special Board will likel under work of Session' “‘lfuit" for the dredge ‘-‘Prince Ed
'-1- . l- " "` . _ .a 1 y '. _ -- ` '
ii i’ <1 't [1 i- th H th' t k th nquiry. A relief funid will --- w' rd No. 10." The pontoon will
me ntfit;-93100;? sfpa c es n 8 one is ht; Eturtaelie nt' once wnd B large con- , _ lb: put, under the dredge at the next
' T A ,-...Paige to night H0., R i, ltriiniuo.. will he voted by the Gov Mr Percy Kggpmg G|\/gs (hg‘..prlni» sine or no noon before tlior. at
i - B.:,=-iimfmm ppomfipr MagBey_ '01 iam; ernment. l _ . _ _ |possl'hlc, and it has been built to
_ zealand ..,a,1;~--on bensii of the Gov. civil. srrlvioa _ Va|gd|¢t0ry Address, give _inf_.rt» -buoyancy to tue dredge.
ernmcnt'aml people of New Zealand, AND OTHER BLLL3' tl time Edward ,l was buml
_ 1 nemo ti express si cor nth. .fl 1. _ i 1 eu. .1 ' on __ E’ Y""’° l"’““‘~ W0 ’Y the L0”
with our distler domihrloneidgytillg ap): Ploussrsiis ii-ipuelrit atm thee (Jivi£lySleli‘vlc:; ("“'""m“"t ‘md was tak” OV" by
Of the 1034 live; iggt 395 `“.e,-ei . . A _ _ _ _ _ _ At th 'l [_ i - _ _ the Dominion Government at. the
those of passengers. ()f'tbe total|§|u:3.le“§nh€;T. gp-giitsrgxél 3; piisstgriv Blillioxmcp 'iw'uBW?illt;? what liggdgliiirge tion with clgdnrti lifelflcasliz fJrt.\lli;grlau[ii:n iiime of l'7°n'f°d°mm°“' 'She is “tm
PflS§ell‘§€l` llllll of 1030. 'flllly 159 ship Empress oi Ireland and our of tllclllill. said it would not be' pro- Friday rcriorning u number! of exlcitéll- *i‘r'l‘gg§§gnl;V'~";‘§?5] ‘;;;*;;§sU‘l7;h'l];‘:;L 2;:
“ere saved. Ou thu other hand, of e ' _ needed with this `o¢gsion_ Coiisider- lent spee ies were deliverel town i » _ _-
and sank within seventeen minutes. the 433 men in the crew, 274, nrlilifggtlgd ;fi);l§:;e2?th:;;hw§,h§,§23e amp 0I,p,_,,.mpp tp we ,,,9pg'u,,, .ips it was regretalvly impossible to make the qunlitv of Prince ludwnrd Is1'and The catastrophe occurred ‘ln a dense well over half, were saved. This is pg;-igimd (3;'g`n¢d) Massey Prime v@|0p,»_d_ reference in the report which appeu|._ liimhcr. It mrust he added, however, fog. To the watch oflicprs on both accounted for, however, by the pecu- Minister-'_" ' Dr Edwards of Frontenac created ell lll Sl1_flll`d"Y'S lhslle 01 the Gull” tgmtk the “Mlm hun has been "°` shiDH. U19 “Ellis Ol l1ll°f/lm' Steamer liar manner in which the ship was Mr, .B¢,,»,1¢n sent the f,,|1p.win8 ,.,,__ cohsldcrnble amusement by expressing lllau, owing to pressure ou the “ellis pan ed "ml _ re`c°p'"’r°d" The D°`
V columns Below is given a synopsis
Durfrrwnt decided that it would en
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“'"l‘l‘”“'l’ °°"'° °“l ° lib” “Bt ‘ll lf“°k_- ll" Hide was rll>l>ed'oi>enlrom ply 'on behalf of the covornment ‘_’°°l’t °"*“' “S °‘_’ M’ w“"°E‘d‘“-“°` of the addresses. om to., great ,. loss ef. t..l<.- nie
most. dead ahead. On both ships there
mldshlpsaft and consequently she
"nd the people ‘lf Cwadu' I Bend 0"" ul' that there was ‘my politics lmthbl Dr Robertson stated that a' nlim- Imuflllllefv out of her and build o
was H frantic, but fruitless, attempt sank stern first. Many passengers’¢1oep and since,-e appreciation of yn," measure or in Hon. Mr. Lcmtleux who h 'f tl I ts , dt ` _ _sr I _ new hun' mm the npnswn ‘U
to overt tin. o.,Ilqlision,ithon tho ment ...uso have hoo.. luliea by the colli- 'messnse and our profound syluimthv pl,‘n,*’_:§l;*,‘_;r§‘§_‘;” °l;‘.f§f-.gsooiniliiglil encore-iiio..€.§.i"olmhif.Ricil»nt; I1'-mi.. in i-.nm .- poncnooh forlit"
ll0W9 Ol l-he °l`W°¥~’ “_” ll`0lSl\¢¢l`. sion. Others must have been almost fo;-H1099 ' 0 . m-,mio W, v` ' __ 5 l’ _ _ nm, on - X ,.5 '
with tcn thousand tons nf cnnl mick instantly ‘drowned by the rush of been liererilvii->dy‘li\yr till; loss Iii! i}ei)a't‘]i£li/ed 8ffti;;e;g,.;r0Uév£:;t elgcfiifiinfnxieyiititfei[,531°?]il*`§:h;‘?’l:k-Stliltgollvsgltpennmtiln_'hddhfl iirshifiitpcofehilifziiitgtifeliiirinéin
water. The water- flooded into- the and friends in this appalling dieiis-‘ami yours the Civil Servants had nl he importance of writing in the edu- les. When the drodvo was nfs; iynlli; passenger quarters. The crew., on the ter," lwnvn rot an mouuse dn Ea1m,y_ From cutional system. The successful stu- |11: was found that the hull was too other hnnd, had gtlietter chance.d0§e| The fullest. llrpiiiry into the disaslter whht EP Md seen 0, ,the service their delrits lgecziwlied thgr ceritiflciites/i thi- vigmlr for the heavy machinerv which watch, at any r e, was on ec ._at Futhnr Point, with 3 view to lx* ' " i "ie rem er, on. . .\ a c- t. e vessel had to bear; nn owin' The me” i“' th” mrcume which viasiills the responsibility and '¢“l‘l“l! wlfergiholltizfiirtt tlitmiqiolri? ?°"' thennnuge 2 ni? iitetezb ith” f“"*“""t “‘Mm°“ ‘lf dmachllilio undflmaged and Out 0' ‘vater M50 ‘Vh"t°V°r 5ll`b“°‘1“""t “Mm” may \’° better ilxrrl-are the salaries 'of the mg ape" ' e a' a 8' ” Y etc.. and the fact thift the timbers
had a better chance to gala the 'lff~`~k~ lnecessary was asked of the Marine pf] fy 1 lhlngilnlleefl to lJFl1l5‘-"l-llU-‘le Wil" llffd
k gi. th 1 ' R' M du., K G Qu sue 0 Wm E' won, and it was not only agreeable __ _______________
nf them to lend weight to thc blow went scraping nlcng the side of the Ireland, tearing her vitals out. Through the gaping wound the wal tar came swirling in to heighten the puindemonium that prevailed below decks, but above, the iron discipline of Iiritish seainnnship held good, The stricken Empress reeled over with frightful rapidity ns the water pour- ed through the gaping vent along her whole side, but everyone of the lifehoats left in.commiss-lon on the llnvits were lowered in the terribly few moments available, a feat that will earn undying fame for her of- ficers and crew. But the passengers cgiilil not get .l1b0V6 (l8Cl¢,t0 tllillll. Trapped below, hundreds who had not been killed by the colliHl0!1 of drowned ot once, strove wlrh the courage of despair to goin the decks and li ll mln’ 'h‘l""" "lr m°\
,bm .;.0"ver'u\itll. elle
iii' iiiinher Poittnii-tiliyillcn she"l»lurs- on .mn first to1tl* b°*f-Fel? ‘?l~._*ll° .mm -one milf- =l=.w-ir. Twill*/=i°“f °“° liionsnnd sou-is. Ton miuutesniter the crush, a mass of wreck-asf WW .ui uint soliton of nie no-sill" °l *ll* qunaqim fPnclilc ° fieeits, She sank more quickly than anv other shin on record. 'l`o nruny ofyher complement. d»..f.i» mme pencelullv in tlwlf Hl"""~ Slumlierinp: yet. they T9” °“ tha hmmm nf ,he mighty sf.. Lawrence. cofllncfl by the proud craft nn W»hl0l\ nmv hail so confidently cnzluirked for F‘r\<‘lr.nd. ' ' 'Php ncclde-nt nrcivrrwl rnlv - short. distance- from shore. The lf-mpress 'hell stopped to land her V Dll0l1 Ill? Rim' nuski and the collision took Pll‘~°“ within twenty minutes after she get underway again.
CWNDERSED IDS
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CLISSIFICITIGII
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FQUND A PIG. OWNER MAY HAVE
sonic by applying to W. Mclvllllan,
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flelitral Hougo,- Dorchester streut,.
and paying all expenses. 2711-6-1Y1lfl3i MAN'Wi\'11I71‘i7:`DTT{'f`6N'G'l5*ro WGRK
on farm. Highest wages. Jacob
ll. Judson, Alexandra, Lot 49. __ __ zsn2~5-aomslpd. v'AN'rm> A1* olliolii, A ami. icon general housework. Mrs. E. H. Mcldnchern, 14 Brighton Road. ' ____ __.‘4l,4,5";¥0l_Vl_ll= For. sA"iTlT:"`oiL5`l5APsas. PAR-
tieo requiring paper 'for bureoélg, H
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Euston of llflok of please Jeweler, nm]
tion of the turnituro
"00h‘- . and rmneing and tha o'elcek cnlsre Umm.
Of the dec 0 ters. c on V ow Department by F. . EN! 'l - - 'M,~_ (;o(,_ w_ Fowler hem similar t m n f th wi er but it W ----._-_.__-_.__.-.-.-_-_-_-.-.-.~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_._-_T_____--
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saved was Capt. H. ll. Kendall. the counsel for the shipping renerotion°,,,,,,,,,_ pau 3 yepy pljnsantnzlhisé. for thug:
oommwudcr of the Slllllf “lla °l1l’t\"` 'at Montreal, and assurances wore giv-3 The House than took up the Rail., ‘of Criplllll. lillll flllllqlls m“"del`er ea that this would be done at once. wav estimates d there was cousi-
who had to express their appreci:
_ an _ - i _
demble d b t t t e ht tion. He appreciated tie success of
follf .VEDTS ago. lie ‘mg (_-ick‘3ll "ll |In s"Cl1 C”l“*‘l‘1 ll0W@V‘¢l`» it 1189 been ‘ ff n 9 Over n vo c o tl the students in general. but he HP- unconscious. floating ’\fll'»\l Wl`€°kal59~ ,found desirable to wait n few 'dnvs|mlllrion dollars to cover the year'slp,-eciated Very much more( thc Success
1 Beyond all question it is the worst until the excitement has subsided and ,expenditures on thel Eastern' section lump was Won by those from the gif.
wreck ill U10 'allllals 07 (`5““"“"m“ theft? is fl better 0’0D0l't\l11ll5y Of Bet' 0! the N~ T~ T5- lferent parts of Georgetown. (Laugh-
marine tr‘aalSP01'tlltl0'll- Eve” the ins: nt the real facts. _ | Ml'~ U‘1""e1l “ld M WHS llllofllled ter. (Laugbten) He was very proud N stranding of the Wlllm Star “ner At' 'Phe investivatlon will llkelv -be held that the G- T~ 'P~. Would absolutely from other parts had not done ex-
,1nntic, near Hnlirox, forty-Dfw Y‘='_1§° t Quebec unc iw w-not ofnoer it will
ii-go pales into insig11lflCl1“°° bei* ° be conducted -has not yet been de
rofllseto take over the eastern acc- 'ceedingly well. but because those tion of the road. |from the district he had just men-
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were getting water-log'ged,the dredge was gradlmliy sinking, untill her chain- holes were nearly submerged, render-' ing her further use dangerous. If the pontoon fulfil all the expectations that are entertained in regard to if., the dredge vi-ill undoubtedly compare very favollrwnly with -any other op. eratou by the Department. The pon- toon is 2; feet deep, 62 feet long and 2| feet widc, ur large enough to flt the bottom of the dredge, to which it will he securely fastened. It is absolutely water-tight. A repre- sentative of The Guardian Saturday saw the newly-finished pontoon, which has taken the carpenters u- bout three weeks to construct. Itmi. so affords work to n, number of workers," who were employed for a- bout three weeks. All the lumber used in its construction was procured on the island. 'Iliad pontoon was hlilt under the caonble supervision Of MF. Jolla M. McDonald, Inspector Of lllfflllfles, und it is an excellent testimony of his nhililty an ,\ design- er of such craft, he having drawn the plan for it. The hall of the dredge was built in Sumrmcrsi-de in the year 1872. The engine room is in ,, amen- did condition, which reflects credit on Frank Batt, the engineer, for the
pt-iitnvss and brilliance which it main- n ns
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ino'disnster off Fstiiei- Point. For ,,dcd_ Han. Dr- Reid said this was the uonea lion done so exceedingly bet- NORTH SYDNEY. May 21|.-Lost . are the 'ireland was the finest ».{F‘i-om our own Reporteixl 5l`SfL lie had heard of it. ter. Laughter.) He was very proud‘ ie mmm to Ca-nada mid stoilll f`l'F'l‘AW»l ll/Inv 29 - The disastcrl HOD- MF- P’\lg9l°y thought the GOV--of the work that had been :lone bv
steamer r g - - » ~ ' _ » ' . ~
_ ., . th C n - E . i I l .1 ‘ i; €l`llm0lll’- Bllfllllll lllvo compelltf-l the _the whole linstitution. He would not
un iw.-of tlinii dia hi. 'rlio_sh.l.\° 1‘°l=,=»~"“9§°‘i~1l'°"="*g°'1‘"as Qglfn 'gif tiletnearsg-.i"tl)..f.hP, vermiillhtillnitientriiliiii tffllgv- It ~C‘-."`- ,P-f°° .‘?l"”‘*‘*~‘° ill” Q“°l*°°~*° "Wilt the “"“°l‘°"° i." the M°‘1°"
‘U8-ll PB°'*""§"`”' 8" as n 1,5;-rt ` B i tu-.E U .M 'Moncton section ’nut"'Di‘i"Reld replied School They had received so much
vent ol the new All... 1lnoi~e.~~- ‘ ‘ W _ _ "il ° “"°“° .“ B in: v . r T i i i 1 in
_ _ ._ 1, udp, ,-_., ii the fr. P. could not lie com-,praise "ready the he was e re
`Th°r°'wae'k°°'i"“°mMf\i;iin fig:-eiirfliif Riff; l:iiinm°§ilbleeiEg..tmn(i»aIr¥t?“‘ l>°ll°~l lv do S0 “Hill the v`rl1°l° line they mild” *"l‘° 8 f““°Y ff’ F0
.mltanlllé Ea” il ni; word' £5 En,,p,.éBB_‘f_-atBst,_,')phe ~ was ¢-fzmpleted. ' ' . ,away. That was the Inst thing he
ill! All l°°l’°’g' N B _ _ ‘ i Mr. Cauvre u f'1‘emiscou t t- would wish to heupen. The Premier ilttingly ‘describe the wlotioins of thTh;Dl3:xtnoil_1c1ial nav? r:\;::i¥;gri\;`y cd R fsmsaéiiano 'by declashggcrgaat said he was "Ind that some emphnsis
surprise at the T*-mpress of Ireland P - mme ° 8 in hi sectl n - ' W8! bllllllr placed on drawing. In re- sinkinlriin seventeen ml““*°“- "lm" D°;”;f*';“""* htmighti It W” 8 ,f,°‘§ nrml: bolioiiifi eoggspgirymlfnswezz 8'1"’ ff’ *lm *°°°'1""’» he “ld he “ld being rammed by 3., coal boat. P? :pd mg; tag() Qussechngeiat w c- Guteuus (lf the Intercoloum was in _not believe there was a mop, vain. QUEBEC. May 30#-A VGTY Wllcll' B R d h ` Nope ,° em re the Secret pm. of the g_ P R ,md able educational course than that
_ - th up sous ft; ‘ess 22 had ister died as ‘ " ‘ i ff d | b th t- h 1s_ He
week the world's greatest fox mag- nate was in North Sydney. Although W0l'f1l1 atleast ii cool million in money, and with as mach tied up in |0165. nobody outside Councillor Jlrelllian, and one or two others, had any idea who the plain looking mid modest. going stranger wus. Even oil the register of the Bcln-_ont H0- tel where he sta. cd lvliile her their
that was written thereon. As
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was vcry little to be lcurncd from the plain ‘lclnirloo Dalton, li. E. '1_"
I1
matter of fact. the Honorable Chas.
_ ' witnessed by e s _ ~ - ' _ - d i 1 . _ a or er y e coun ry sc oo hifndi illrtnltiimiouski was that of Mr. I' "°““1t °f expcwrel only 12 out G' lzghitiozii :rife ‘tl1ehi?a`ti>ciflrl-`d1t'l,*r:i1ldcoilt]ii'\i`-: had sem those "°"‘““ti"g from
d Mm ,Gpmnawav of 'pm-onto, th” 33? WET” Wpmen- ppm; - , .llrlnce of Wales, ‘who had the means
Bll ‘ " ‘P en"l.erIl_ rl. 't tht. ciodth., ' ‘- _ ' who .vm-B mm-ried about .,,_ week R20' fnlllciwlns mvehsiiilze fro; iii; ‘miles of To this H°"' C' P' P"“°u°' "'“te""d':»l) tzlije (iixiiigtligitizs wtlijeraimtliecyr Cttciltflt "`l““" l“"“"’° ”°“‘“`“l°d “nd “wh he' the High Comlrlissioniin London' lv"°r°"5 protest “nd 'mm that 'mlfheir degrees He had seen others
1‘°"'l"‘|1' the “th” 1°” i” *mel Tmm' "'H:lvl= received fcllnsvi-nv n-casa-ze "'tt"""5'l’ ""‘f‘ belllk 'm~8llB 'to H0 'I P01' who could not go and had settled*
Veda Bmw l'h`°' "'°“m°'i' was mano" from Prince Alexandra' of 'I‘ec\f:-- Ltlcnirldndianian akme the I' C’ n“|rioWn to teach. and they had Bot n eriloto until their re-\\“‘°“it"°l< l‘l°“° ‘oi-ievcd tn -Hear of iiisiiefer to Em- 'V e "'”' """"’ t" """°l‘° l’¢°°l° ,h°‘ better education in'its practical
n n house in Rimhuslfi. 'Where the rf--ii of lrelcrvl, Kinvllr cnnvi--1 svm- §_i:“;?,"thafdMv;;“l;;;l°1l“: 2'" £1" IA"(`.`:vnlue und effect than those who had
"“"f' l“‘l"""“'l f°“"d his bride in a lldfllv Ol Pl‘l'f\<‘-css and ‘~'v-lf for R ;_1,,",?,,,.\,, ,id the "pn ns' 1 Q ` gone in for 9, professional course
` ~- _ 1 ¢ __ (~ <1, »|~_\,_. . - » §‘ 8 C arises else and _
eeble condition w reisti:2f;cg‘_":l°,t,if?,;,.?‘QT.. i,,f0,,,___n stated that in permit negotiation, The Premier urgen strongly on the
Pcr.r>l'r Rsrmnuucas. or will -.-"-ra...-.1 bv *M Govern; with the ."‘““'*“'° “V” "“’ "'“"""*' “‘“’°“*° '°° “°‘l"l’° 8 l"'°P°l’ “Pl'"@l‘
___ mem .M --.»--_ '\¢m.wv Mining" nv £0 W’ lmlfl f_0l` °8l`l`lHEe of mails Mr. ntiou'of the tremendous importance
In most of the city churches yester~ Mn'-i~~ #»‘~~_- .*~lmn..»_ has ,, img Glllelllls haf- given invaluable service 0| imving Bchpoys kept in ,, perfectly
any striking pulpit references were ~...¢.-...-._ _...in uma .T_ 1'l_1-null., tn- and had enabled the Government to h ml dit. H d It mnrlirto thi- disaster and apfproprllltc "“" ""‘ “" "“'~°**'\1\ both of the en- secure from the railways for $780,000 ea y can lon' e next en music ming, nuirv nm] gf “id for the sung-ers was “yhat (hop had been asking four mnplwith the W0lIBg’g Institutes nnd tho
_ discussed. Just nt present, there is lions to do. good results they were responsible
'rEll_i.S on/li lol-3 srouv.
_ . THE. .TEIPERITIIRE
_-'FIDE H00! ETC.
terday's fair and warm weather was in marked contrast. At night it Was_ clear and line. '
The highest temperature registered -
yesterday was 67 degrees above zero,
7 green ai vo At 9 a. m.. it _ was W degrees above; at 9 p_ m_ treme highlvotlng of their favorite
at' 3.84 and tomorrow at' 4.52; it will be hfimh tomorrow morning at
5.04 and Wednesday at '5.50. The sun sets this evening 'at 7.45 ° t i and tomorrow at ' 7-46; it rises ta- .5
mvirinng at' 4.11 and wednes-
4 0.
on Sunday
ui
fifteen
rf..exstn.l
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Notice ine Special Vote Offer
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_ _ The entire populace of Prince Ed- when the suliscrilior called nt the of-
§h°dle°wes" theboprfwmus “ight being ward Isl-and are excited over the ex- tice and expressed himself as tn how
well he was pleased with the news
54 ,ipsum above _ candidate. llhey begin to see what service, prompt del-'lvery -and manner . . _- _ ' thou-_ favorite candida? hsis been do-‘in which it was priutid and to] use 4 in the post few wee s. Al last ev- a newspaper plant.'s erm, ma sup. The Md’ Wm be mm] this a1wmo°“ enfng and today the telephone ltss 'fills is the general opinion of read
busy enquiring how they could|ern of the Guardian. If you are not su and such A candidate, This
nly' be
a. reader of this popular paper, cali at the oillce or see one of the work-l img candidates and have it read in your home. You will like it.
BIG VOTES TODAY,
of votes hes been so
Mmt any live person who turned in 5 |i'n-¢le`¢subecrip- by ii little .bustling place her-eel!_at. the head of the' theurotss are doubted 'b.t_
of thleberlsu. oliportaeitn in in ll}\‘¢o'._fl_aniili`g` ldtteh for
with the sveliio Mnoulitf.
who have
of The
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,netsw
.ls o‘r'rAwA MAN _ _
arroiuuiiirv is iiiiociiiiia ‘" iii iiouil ' iiooil To-ni-iv
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” _ Those Who Are Wise and Have a Right Appreciation ofthe Occasion Will Reap Rich Re-
hilxirrmp'lf;:'1;§_l§=;<A;y1m:::i_zs;\;g " wards; The Great ‘Opportunity Pe."iod’_’ of the Qreai Prize Contest is
...ily ..n..i, ...ni .tiny wins., ...__ One That Lands Hope and Cheer to Willing Workers;
ments made in the announcement issued. Any Person not yet entered who will get out and ‘hustle during the period now in forcc has a grand opportunity to. win the valuable pri2es,to be awarded in a l¢W W00k9-
- Remambes the old ada-gc, "Persons
in the habit of squeenlng bile lest drop of action out of eV°l`Y lTl0m°“t find enough to do in the future to lteep them going at full tilt." You can win and 'willwin -lf you govern yourself by the readers appearing in these columns daily. What are you going to do? _f
" RUMUERBDJI.
Starling Hunter ...~ ...642550 May C. Murphy ... 836.200
. O‘HLRLO'l‘l'l'l0WN. James Heron ......1.241,825 Pearl Newsome ... .'... ......il01.,B60 W. G- Ho ... ...i--i . ......164,M0 Hills” iiditillen _ ......§99.4s0 Noir". winoliemi- ......s1e.900 Ndlle Tfainori... ... ..._..D8!,8i0 A. 'J.' Anensult .........ll1.'lllll Frm# Christopher ... .....!|K
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Dalton, the man that made Prince ‘Edward Island famous as a result of is' marvellous success in black fox breeding, was not at all anxious to have pcollle know he was here. He detcsts notoriety, nnd has n peculiar knack of evading the curious.
Asked if he was going to Newfound-
land in connection with foxes, I-Ion. Mr. Dalton, with a shrug of his shoulders, replied that he “was only going to enjoy the hospitality of Rev, J. Nolan, stationed at Notre Dame Bay, Nfirl., and for the first time ln'_\my life,.ilsh salmon.”
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Knowing that Rev. Father Nolan,
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able foxes, the scribe ventured to ass if Mr. l)nlton‘s mission was in quest of moreovl the rich little fur- benrers. But might as well try to extract honey from a cork as to get the world's greatest. foxmsn to di- .vulge anything.
While here Mr. Dalton, _nccompnniod
by Councillor John T. Macdonald, |uiove olit in an automobile to Bom. lnrdurie und (§eol‘ge’s River, where several fox;-s were recently captured; but the Cape Breton reynards did
‘not seem to appeal to him. However thc beautiful scenery of the Bras d'f')r Lakes appealed to the visitor, and he expressed himself as charmed ,with what he termed the most en- traucfng surroundings he ever wit- nessed. i
llefore going on board the steamer
at the terminus Mr. Dalton spent .the greater part of the day with lhis friend of boyhood days, Council- ,lor J. P. Brennan, their first meeting in many years. Before returning ,from the Ancient Colony Mr, Dnlwn will visit the fox ranch sunerinténd-
it-<1 by Mr. Manson, oc Miilerron, as
well as others along the line of rail- way, returning to P. E. l. in about ii fnrtnights time.
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VALl‘1DIC'I’()RY
Mr, Percy Keeping than read the Vnle<iictory." I1; dealt \\'il'h UW eur's work of the College. W0 lll`0' rcss that had been made ill illv nrious branches of study. lllld the ble service which has been rmltlefell y the cnpa-lilo staff of teachers. fter an ilitrotliictory sentence of clcome it read: “The term on “le .hplc hm., \,¢-,fn one productive of rent g-00.1, '|`he experiences we have .nlncd and tha lessons wo. have lemrli- il have nll guns to enrich us and reparc us liettcri for the dut es of fe. W~hen first we entered College, ftcr having passed the extrance- xmns--_nnd how well we recall 'that lnemomlile day!-we came into 5 new nvironnient nn-fl conditions that at rst were strange to us; but later, .fter we had had time to get nccus- omed to it nll, the feeling nf "new- ess" wore off. and we settled down to participate and enjov that which ur search after and our acltliring of that time we have gone forward in ur search after and o\lr ac‘|'|~iirlng of
we have passed another milestone 'if he journey. For of course, this is all if, is to us--anotner »\iil¢\stcne another step upward and forward on a way that opens out before as we advance, and, discloses to us the greater treasures that lie beyond. Let us ‘then remember this fellow stu- 'dents, let us always hear in mind wmit:,~our worthy instructors have tried -to inculcnte, that life is a pro- 'grenion-, fi moving forward; and let- ns, _.bearing In mind _the example they themselves have set us. mulls it s movement. upward also. This year we have been particularly favoured. Almost. without exception, in the lteff of our instructors, and to than it due, and to them we heartily give.
knowledge, and now are able to mivi
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in which they have aided and instruc- icll us_ It has been n. pleasure to us
pleasure much enioyeli and much
np|irecl»uted-to sit in their classes and learn from _them,'_lcani those lessons which n college that is doing' ite work well' always teaches." The vnlz-dictory goes on to deal with svori. in its various phases, referring iuirt culnily to basketball, “which did so nluch to bring the students ogeilier and aid in their physiclll dc- velopnivnt. Praise is due the origins- fors of the idea und it is only to lic lioped that the good work begun along this line will be continued
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"Pure G'old Jelly Powder joyfully ulck. 2705.
“See tire Ticket of Leave Men at
thu Opera, June 3rd. 2684.
°°_June lst we are sending any rtielen to be silver plated. If -you i ave any worn articles you wish' re- lated lst us have ‘by this date. Phone 853-J. G. H. Taylor, Jeweler.
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“I WISH T0 have my friends know that I sm in the Guardian conf test and would solicit sny.l\lbl¢\'lp- tions that the people in or out of .Charlottetown would be willing to give to me to help me will the GRAND PRIZE OF $800.00 or other prizes. 'Nienking everybody for all favors. I em. Brent 3. L. Gnxnlmm.
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our praises and om- thanks for the way
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