MAXIMS

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MERCHANT

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The business man who flnde It nuguary to hustle all the time

w||| probably find results coming to him with equal persistence.

‘fl lnbeerlptlone Delivered ll.“ glint], Ouudn nnd u.“

U. B. A.

hauls tEllMilN

BY REV.

Mllllilllll CAMPBELL l]. ll.

In St. James Church Yesterday Morning Apropos 0f Rece nt Convention 0f Can

adian Teachers on Text “There is a

l" . Lad Here.”

Rev. Malcolm Campbell. D.D.. of Montreal preached very zrhly mm eloquently yesterday‘ morning to a larse and aililreflitltivc congrcgp. lion in Si. James Presbyterian Church. Taking as his text John 5;!) in: suid ills remarks would deal principally with the firs; clause of lilo ‘verse. "There is a llui here." During lilo past. week he was cspccizllly interested in read-

itasltm.

bccanle fond lnull liudo. ly surprised

sufficient. for i],

plied. prised.

The disfdples

ing the reports of the different "Tum-e 1,, ., l", “iilcrca 1| 1| . ‘ < ~ | ‘ . _ , , , h“... Wm, f“, H _ ‘ s l H. opinion oi ll aoffxilfjig] o5 lllu Canadian Toach- ley lolvvos and two small llSllCcH llilrt Lanuma" T"m'lm"" Ifmlmlmlm‘ “"3 era ltllfié-ll uln. lie had learned what m-c they (nngng m, mm',y.,..ileiosest possible r-onlnlullicatitlrl he. with illllil p casurc. some “m” on ma, ‘my m u lnmmum o, 0mm lwccn ihc Provinces is csscntizll,

ago, tilut tliis convention was go- ing to be hold in 'l'rince Edward Island. n place wilicll he had le.'u'n- ed to call ills own ns ho had spoilt his sumlncrs ilcre during the past

silluution.

fill lh" boy for thc Plii(‘l'l-'.l3llt!lr~3 u

lflftccu years, although born in On- 1 .. , , _ , _ mil" N" "all" Place cuuhllslylllllfl-lilnrrl’ lilr-Fulfllllllfirq ‘no have bccu solcctctl, ho ' ' "

ibis convention, the most l|np,,,-|_.‘su,,|y or the My and how

and iwn small flsl », .,. , _ U011 of Jesus pffilidllllrfll‘! ills supply was not i]; .

M“ l“ m" hands "l The dvfiastelriglt’

'l‘llc lud was undoubtw to sun his small stock of provisions so wondcrfuliy 11mm. I wero sur-f n answer t ti. ,. “m1 Whit"? food might ‘bu. olllialillllgflfiltlll“ ("my on Frmny ‘as’:

|Kl‘"f‘y. it was a boy who saved the,

“Milky. TPHllZlllg the inlporianccl

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a Strum: Country-wide Wave of Reaction

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Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1926

Thirteen Natives

(Special to thofiunrdlan)

CAPETOWN. South Africa Aug. 7. —Flamer [wgpfi m, area approximately five miles "iuare today at lilover near Durban. tripping 1a native: i who were burned to death. Sev. eral planter: were ruined by the destruction of 2900 acre, of sugar cane. '

Teachers Move for Better Island

l‘ The following resolution wa

ullrlvoti nnd unanimously passed a

ithe (Iauzuiizlu 'l‘c.ucllers‘

lion Convention. ‘van-f.

.

‘llféflflll? ot’ Canada. anti wilcrcas the "f dt-lcgzlics zllicntllng llil‘. convwvnllon

‘have lcarllcti by rlicnclz that transportation [ar-llltie

_H _ i)f |,,,y,|,,,,,_ zlrtlby no nlezlns colnpzlrzlille with turul gas sa t, folIMen are giving their liver, .14, a those available on the mainland“quantities, to np-llllfilclovo he it resolved that tilislldflflfiflll"

Burned to Death

Of Transportation

iolle of‘ tllo concludlllg sessions oi‘ 'l*‘llilt‘.f‘fl- cioelcti in

ln Lilo interests of thc llllily of tilu

fu-rsunill cxpcr- natural

lIllNlIlllllES

noon, When the

The Royal Commission nn Mari Andrcw iitae Duncan, closed session lil tilis city on

s for Sydney.

L number or witnesses were oxamin

transportation case. for Ml". Donald McKinnon. K. (l. l‘ Major lr. ll. Mufiae, the witness cxanllncd

not concern this sulbject.

lll order lo properly ascertain tlu , rcsuurccs in nllnera S|\Vl‘.ltlill of lilo -Provinco. ilo ox existed llerc and said ' (lrfvornnlont

time Rights claims. headed by Sir its ‘Sstnrdayt afternoon. and leaves this morflllili;

At SZlll|||'(lily'B sittings quite u

THE lillYlll lIllMMlSSlliN '

SESSIIJlll HERE

Held Its Final Sitting on Saturday After-

Island’s Transporta-

tion Case Was W ound Up.

service to Charlottetown.

Tho [lrescnt summer schedule

expected with ‘the bod, und car ferry conditions. only nine months of - vice was not.

The witness submitted flcncc the memorial

8B

the

bsd been procured

lisald Mr. Mulch, was that, in tho

Y I Wwiutcr. only the Maritime Express m" h, hfllwccn l’. la. i. and the mainland prcsscri lilc belief that oli and llil'.i‘.ll|lill!f'.[l3(l witll the bout and tile

in vast.‘ Aulcritran that if thcwtlich

ilassengers and mails. reached Sackville at. 6

had donu o'clock in the evening, had to re-

flilllulc)?rldlillllayllllilgllatllllll§2lkh2?l,,l?; {ityllluui-‘Qlhllll- ‘Some have lrloli tulconventiou urge upon tho proper what. it illltl0i“l0lil( lo do ullder lllPllIldlll there until 1 o'clock on the M many Hpimmluns and no ‘bmmr “(Mel no“! flllill b u boy ls worth in ilmnlnlon nuihoritpes 11m "dvfm. tcllns of‘ ‘f nnfoderation, there following day. That was the mm would h" Hpkmuad ‘for H "m" “St-mun; I lalv up! given us various ilillly of speedy illlprovcnlellll..ln ‘Wlllll "M" ‘lwlill "0 "eelhcmlfllllvu here from October to now. ivny. ho ilskcd bud tho. .1 ll '8.“ " m“ "mil "f lmiflllltfilllllli Wllilrfl null flFlWlHl l>y nlaclus."l "w *""“’"Y m“ ha‘! ""'!M“Y- M""°”"°' WM" "m" "Y"!

. t. ot l ng and etiucaiting a ind, illcy,lu conlnlissioll at an cariy data a ct-ntly ibcs-n lnadc .by the Americnnlpasscngors did finally reach Char-

tcucilcrs of ifunntizl, from n," lb“. H“ “N, w H1. v iic. to ihc Atlantic (Zoast, tho teflch- no)»; ynujph‘ p, lflslx“.r:,llzlllt,..hu “mm era who arc laying the foundatlnnifg m, mm, ‘

Hsoconll carfcrry.

‘Filcrcl can lcll how much a boy,

(fflflllllllly now boring for (lovcrnous island.

w "i" ("NWT (‘tllliflll-‘l lhlll filulll is worth. Wc mcasurc various‘. killing or the OySlPl‘ industry it m], uhy do tin-ac men and \\'lillll'f'i ,-,,,,,,,,,,,||,,_,, m, yawn“, flnnuhuwh, ltraiuillg due him that. cannot bcltbis i'

lvurrlnzlnrit; tiff-refillingltlllcir lives to lllQWo nlcausro wlluat by tho ilusin-lyi-Ztlltlvn with tile Hl'llill)lI'l|(llll.

gnyyuy". tr a‘ cal ufas, hold ihfiflflpsilk by tile yard, milk by U", klunrtnllllt), cvery mun is under oilligatitlnlhtld been illanled for a

‘ ‘ "mmmlliilli- ll 1H hi‘.- gold (by the pcnnywortil and coaiili) the boy to give him rccoguil.itlncpldclnit-

cansl- “Tiu-rc is a lad bore," cuuln- llilift! arc boys and (‘zluluia wilo have witir them tho potential Yearling nulltiiutir). llle potential making ‘oi’ (-3,, "maSm-p Canada. Prorcotling llo said: ' l This ls the season when nnd girls are beginning to of returning to school nnd to col- lekc. ll is the time of life plann- pg.

be- by the Lilli.

~31"! "NORM. decrls my conscience

$100.00, but as a

W43 mL-“guffl “umicplllti liillfiiiifiillfiiflfilll.

‘Mr “llriiP-lll special season of the gflnlzqdl m, |,,_q,|,,,,|,,n a, Tuskegm but if by example or afoul-ll HI‘ l1 motion celluin waves [pm "my "m, m, 1,,,.,,.,,,,O of mom you may bcip some lad to conic truhfollrinll and lusasm whlfill M" rfii-tlfllcrctl than one hall‘ a million dollars a lllill-‘ilill’ YmlF-‘i will

conspicuous place

Canadian

particularly

transportation. chiefly Charlottetown,

H e

The witness also referred to the

ill that. country. lie saltiflieccmiber of 11125. , ill speaking that lilo American season opepf-wi Sncicville. at 7 rfclouk in the morn- girls in hy U", 0m.‘ m.g,,mpm,_, by laws Ohof ills native stute Dallicl Webster a few weeks lbeforu this conlltrys ing, and was due in Charlottetown nlnliléllil. "Our soil is pom" wc cannot giving 0i’ the we have m, Hfflndnrd by “qlmy, we produce great crops, lull wc plant. chance to compete for trade. H". Yap“, or n 1,0” schools nnd churches anti wc raise

"(Hiker T. \Vil‘lllllil-‘.ltlll wcnt buck """"-" JWYB to the old pla-niution on which he "“l‘l°"9"""" m’ "11- zhmkWVfl-‘l reared and found that on the be ‘Veflmiy- Y0" "my ""1 "Uflllil-Y ma" “ervlcet hooks us u slave he was valued at the mm"- f,-@@,,,;,,,_ y". ,,,~_ society or ill the industrial worltlnlflull suiuztlstlolutheso occurred

fishermen n0 ill the afternoon

Mr. J. F. Whear, Postal Inspector alble to arri-vc on timo.. Ami that is the greatcstpvas the next witness. and he gave lays ill transportation had led to You may not evidence regarding delays in tho losses on the part of island dealers those especially inability to supply their in brought ailnut by delays in main-fcus-tnmers

oil atilottetown, they were again delayed

ifor practically another day ibefore ,tilcy could lcavc for the east or rsolvtil. The Railway Commission

rovincc bv (‘he llumfllllg into had iJrilcl-ed the f}, ;\1_ R" m glyg ’l‘llt-ll.(‘._zlllzltlzl of American oysters which vim second crossinur, which was put lyliholfhiuto effect during Novemiber and This train left.

but the witness it had never been These de-

bolieved that

within a l-essonaiille

salditilne. if’ transportation was facilit- Bletween atcd. the result would be a greatly andflnflreasctl trade, but with the pre- TlgnlalL

I“ "my, mu" q l _ he a servltroflllill- ii fulfill“ remedy had bcen seuit conditions merchants were tn receive K ti, t: as eacl s atunotlwlinr and ihrrlugh his work huu- ill" ‘TF1! WWW" "l Whm‘ “ha” Mjmm“, “mm? m" Humm” mmmm “m”! l“ “cem- much lower ' ' “m- NOW W41 KY9 dreds or ynung men and ym,,,g‘immol'l.rll. Are you able to nlakeby the floulble service which Wahfprlces, [f] him ‘pagt them pad

' responding lil lesser or greater de-l

lzrcc to iilc general movement of N] pm, qvrvkw

liftl- planning. With TY-‘nllyflflll l"! 'i‘bcrl~. is a ind here. WM, wcll? Can you hold up before was the lack of postal car service. urt saying ovor and over again: sort of a ind‘? llc may he a 1p_,hinl some one tusk and urge him island hound trains wore ill-id tic. Lord iivansuu wearing a vplvppto work at it while it is day? (Iunlunrlel- the schedule, for twenty

“Tia lifc. whereof our nerves are 3m; My}, ,,

scuni 0h iifo. not death, ‘for which we

big starched collar, with new boots and white bands, but he may also he u barefoototl.

women of his race have h3g1] ,,~,,|,,_ some imy sec the inlportzlnctl of do-‘lu "Dflrfllll-i" ling some one thing and doing it cause of delay within the Province

you make him to realize. that the ship never comes in for the lad who simply sits on the dock and

u plllnt- - lrcd-heullcd, frcckletl-fncefl lud with "m"? all" Yo" leach mm mill ‘W? Wallis‘. I‘ and further. thlJ/t Igrimy hands, u soiled blouse and although all boys cannot become

patched l(lll('k(3l‘l)f)l'.l((5f‘B.

$55311“ "if" lllllnlllllg "B lnllllY- Tl unless it be a girl. "mflqpgscinllhas tholugh tho great He, p. ,,,~,y|,,,.|,|y a mm- ha“! f lwvgv were 11mins bundle of nerves. W,‘ M l)!" 9-" lllllllwlni,’ U"! with cntlluslusnl nlnllkhupflg"lmlll "l"! the Wily "l the jump. Solnotinlcs ynu hear he“ i" m‘. lgillbfllflllffzl. twhllo UK‘! sonlconc. whilltvslt the boy, "Can't m“ I“ m)" h“ ill hi! ll‘?! FOYBll. -l)ii-. you kccp still? (if course ilo prmmkln- l". DBOPO W0"! 119V cannot. And if you could keop g "a 591ml"? "9 “my *"'°.lllln still he would not he worth

ibllsy lad, a ilubbling over and always on

I t i But. of , ‘ w la ovcr sort ho s, there is noth- MWI‘ was their time needed 0i’ lng ill tile community so important

thinking today. it. is a period of transition and no time is so dang- erous as that one.

l" lllc midst of mil this the chal- lvllso is thrown at our fcet. us it Was llil'liVi'il that day -by Jesus. When ho looked at the nluliitudc. Mill said in Philip "\Vhui 5'1"" we do’! Whoncc shull w" lilly broad, that these nlny cal’! And lilis he snid to prove him." lflillli» did not. know whui. lo do. simon. Peter's brother said. "them is u lad here. which hath fivu loaves and two small fish-

Thls lad. with ills flvc loaves

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“wuowooooooouooooooo Condensed Specials RATb-u. per word. not each fowl-lion in this column. :*“v+o+o-»0+o»4¢+0o4<

_____________ ‘WAITREBBES WANTED-APPLY Vlvwrul Hotel. 1143-8-7-31

LAM-m

O

MAID WANTED WITH SOME fi-ixporioncs. Apply Guardian 0t- CG.

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‘Jga PRINTING or svssv "lcflhllofl, cheaply and expedi- “mlll! executed. Guerrilla Cent-

lutery. Phone 132.

“ and somcillues kicked. and scold-

kceping. lie lr. u practical lad who wants to own things. to man- age and to have sumo practical purpose ill life. Tho ucqulsiiive instinct is strong within him. Tho student. of adolescent-c fieclnros that li is u. good filing to oncnnr- "K" boys in vhcculllt- stamps, coins or curios, and that. lilo boy ls oflcn savcd from helm: a illlcl‘ by bclllg a collcclor. Ho is an ndvontttlrnus lad. For him llfo is u glorious field -for struggle nnd adventure. iic luvcs lilo dar- ing and the ll(‘.l‘()li‘.. llc is o grow-

ing ind. Tho curly llflfllfllififillfl". period is one of remarkable growth. The boy of l2. l3 or l4

lililllfillillfiii incrcnscs ill llclizht four or five inches in n single year. Tho pilysicul surpasses tho mental Ill llovoltlpnlonl rousoqucnily ho oflon appcnrs to be stupid and awkward. if you glvo bbn sonic- thing lo curry ho (i-ropil ll nnd trips w-ben bc attempts to pick up the Dltwfefl. Mnunwiliic ho is cuffod

ed nnd ridicnlcrl nnd looked nPO" as n clown nnd nuisance. it is a period of turmoil und confusion. Now interests are appealing to his mind, now emotions aro wolllng up within this heart, ncw idcus are up- pearing upon his horizon. What can we do for this lad?

Someone has said. "llf if"! n"! going to do anything. ilflfmflllfini- for the oversize man W" "W" M’ gin before he is u man." ii liellfil/C the church should offer to every

collectors of’

famous, every boy can be success- ful who nlakcs the most of his tal- ent and ubilily? Can you bring some ind illto touch with noble itienls und reveal to lllm the illl- portance of starting right, keeping right und to the right? if you are ublo to do this ono thing, you may easily take your -pin.ce almoni! Llnlso noble souls whose names are written in the record of truth. There is u. lad bore lil the Sun- day School. iio is pfflllflilily not very pious. bllt he is inherently re~ llgious, and the religious instinct is as fundamental as the play in- stinct. Upon ibo Sunday School rests the responsibility of touching the bible,und tllut book fullof stor- ies of ndvcnturc. cilll bc tnado woll- (lorousiy attractive to-tinl ilIlIIlOHC- out ‘boy. Tho school must ilriui’. (lod near to ‘lillll. Anrl ihc lad is keyed ill advance in lovc truth null beauty and sincerity. The‘ lad loves to (lo things and the story of that horo who could do all things through (Ihrlsl. who slrouillheuell .hinl makes a natural llfillliiil. Ono fender of boys said, "Boys entor the religious life in rvt least all many ways us they outer tho wutor for swimming. Sflfllt: plunge ill-- a tiufinito docimltln which settles once und for all what illcir atti- tude toward right ulni wrong shull be, what lilcir rolsltlon to their God shall be. Some wade in—do~ llliCPlltlily, cautiously, slop -by stop, each step revolt-ling that another step is desirable. Some run in a little way and run out. ngtlin, ‘but continue to run in n iivtilo fnrthcr each time. till at lust thcy swim nfl‘. -u numiber of (changes of mind. game are forced in—Tlloy may finding themselves in. decide to remain, or they may lnako frantic efforts to get out. -Some sit down on the beach and simply let. the tide come up about them thcy practically accept. the situation, by an accumulation of little decisions.

thou. A further

lnlinutes at Mollctnn, and that was the natural place for mall transfer to take place. But they were not lnnde until the trains reached Srlckville, where another viola)’. averaging fifteen minutes was in- curred on this _ account; There were still other delays at Tormen- tine. Borden, and Emerald.

The second train, supplied dur- ing the summer months took over nine hours to complete the trill from Sllckville, and one and a half hours oi‘ that. was spout at Elnor- aid alone.

The double aorvlcc now given for tho sunlincr tmontils. Mr Whenr said, should , lbe supplied all the year round. or at least for tho whole time of open navigation.

‘Filé Railwayslnbjntvtion to this was that iraffic did not warrnni. tiho necessary expense btlt this Province claimed that. its request should not Ibo set aside merely on tho grounds of ifhc expense.

The (Znr iv‘orry‘s loss of trips due. to heavy ice. Mr. Whcar said llel regarded as inevitable, but tho rc~ lief ferry, the Scotia, bad missed trips us lute ‘as May 24th, June 1st. and Juno iitb.

iTllfi local trains west of lsum- nlorslrlo had missed as llluuy as twenty-five and thirty trips dnrinli a. winter. and although sonlo sev- oro storms had been experienced.

ileon considerable loss of good will which tho merchants had to buy back lby hriiiling with lower prices.

‘Exports to the Old Country, continued llle witness, could he considerably increased if this port

and ProviliTea could gel. more steanlsbips to call. To the fbesl.

of his knowledge this was the only port in all Canada that had not proper railway connection with the waterfront. A considsralhle number of steamer; called at this port. but. with the exception of’ the railroad wharf, which had berth for one vessel and a private wharf, at which freight vessels did not dock. there were no railway facilities where shipping was carried on. Any action to get. improvements. concluded Mr. 'Mlltch bad always been met by the C. N. R. wit-h the cry of expense. The people of this Province contended that they went into Confederation on a dif- ferent basis froln the others, they were to he given an efficient ser- vice with the mainland. to the put in with tho consolidated charges of Canada. .

Mr. Leltb M. Poole, General mer- chant, nt Montague, said there was u very poor service in tho custom part of the island. ll. was allmnt forty-eight miles to Montague by rail, and li. took three hours t0 mako tho trip. Thcre was much complaint of the freight service. there Jleing only throo freight. trains a week. The rlccomodation both as to railway nnd yards was also very poor. There was a

tllcy did not. warrant f.hls ineffic- ioncy of service. Six inches of snow bud sufficed to stop trains. Mr. R. E. Mutoh, Wholesale merchant, roerred lo the standard- ization of the Provincial railway and said there should llo no nlis- understanding abont it. Stwnd- ardisation applied to road lbed and equipment, and did not consist merely of spreading narrow gain!" rails. Ho referred to freight nnd passenger service with the maln- land, nmd said that this also was far froln satisfactory. Silip- merits of eggs from this Province sometimes took ten days to reach Montreal. and the average period

of transit was eight days. The most of that time, to ohe lbest knowlerlile of tho. witness. was

snlnll hnnbor wt Montague, but most of the shipment was by rail. as the hanlmr wasn't dredged, and vessels could not come in of~the same capacity as years ago. Montague was still on the narrow gauge line, although the witness thought that. standardization was to -ho completed by September ist. Last lull shipments of potatoes ly- ing at Charlottetown had been liable to hoalvy damage from frost. on account of lack of either stor- age facilities or properly protovnod cnrs. Mr. Poole then explained that sloraize facilities were inade- quate at Charlottetown. Montague, and Georgetown. Want . of slrb- sidized stoalmors, he concluded. greatly handicapped export trsdo. Hon. J. A. Mlcdoneld, M. P..

there should be a through pullnlan

was about the ‘best that could be present road But double ser- saitlafat/ory, the is- ed in (aonllection with the lshlndhillund was entitled to the full twelve which ajmcnlhs sorvilze. »

brief was suibnllttod on IFriday by= 9y}. presentcd to first the Railway Commission in i924, Saturday, wus-ticaling with i.lle only one whose evidence did ioltr-towu service. Major partial relief Nicllae said tilero was a need herc,sillcc the ‘presentation of the mem- a government vge0lfifllliitl survoyJorizll.

H Tho present reason of complaint.

Suckville-Chax- lie said that

n iiiiElK n nn Hiiiiiiiilifi wn iiliiiililiil

Serious Disorders with Several Casualties Reported from Zac- apu.

MICXIbCO CITY. August 7. - To- day hmllghl. no lessening in tho Slffllllfid relations existing between the Catholic church aLlthOFliies and the Mexican govornemut over the government's recently imposed re- gulations governing the enactment 0f the religious classes of the con- stitution. There apparently are no Dmliielrts of a settlement of the controversy at an early daft), The priests continue to absent tholll- selves frolll the churches, but the doors of many of the edifices are open for worshippers to enter and metiitatn and pray.

BllBluc-ss circles continue gloomy. fearful that the economic boycott instituted by the Natlonaal League for Dfllvhlifl of Religious Freedom as a protest against the religious regulations, may assume more serl. ous proportions ln the capital.

Tile belief prevails here that the movement calling for no expepdf. lures by tho’ people except. for ab- solute IlCCBSSlllCB, l5 being Qbgygd much more in other parts of the CDulllry than in Mexico City, but there are evidences of its effect. berlaparticnlariy in the moving picture houses and in the purcha- ses of luxuries.

Iltilmle from Zscalwu. state of Mivhocau. says that there has been serious disorders between the pop- ulace and police and soldiers grow- ing out of the religious situation. The PBPOFls add that the troops are in control of the situation but that there were several casualties during the combat. Neither the gov- ernment nor the local newspapers have any authoritative details.