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Boy Scout’s Diary Of 771a Great Jamboree

By Scoot Will. B-Bllrnett.

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‘1 July ls v We were up by six o'clock and be- gan to pack end 91°95" 193M118 0i- ‘ tawa for Montreal. It raihedegrcat deal and there was thunder and lightning. We were due to ‘cave st one o'clock, so we had early dinner and paraded through the streets when crowds gathered to see lls pass. ‘We were soon entrained and arrived at Montreal at 7 pun. On the platform were some local Scout omcers, and we were speedily on the merchtothe Cunard liner Antonie, on which we are to cross to Liverpool. We " ‘ that the steamer was flying the Scout Flag at its masthead, _a compliment we all appreciated. After locating our cabins and getting a substantial late dinner we were taken for an evening tour round Montreal which proved most enjoyable. We turned in about ten o'clock and thus ended one oi our busiest days since leav- ing the Island.

July 21

Sunday, and I did not get llP 9m after seven. After breakfeet W6 W9" ms to do what we liked, and we col together in twoa and titre" Wind"! the deck. At eleven o'clock we had service according to the Chllroh 0i England, and Mr. John A. Stiles. 0M1‘ Commissioner, delivered a short l4- drass. giving us 800d “Vi” '5 i“ m“ conduct and behaviour while infini- land. We passes sntlcostl between 11 em. and 3 p-m. The afternoon passed with siahisssins lions W, mug and treading the deck. After supper we were the guests of the American Scouts at an enioylblo concert. Mr. Guitoh. cur Hist-Pilot»?-

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NEW YORK. N. Y, Oct. t-rheoykos. l-iomshy and Bull-sh wont; 1m “m; u“ Muscles and Cubs met their rivals by substantial margin m m; would’; series, nineteen years Fox: is s much more dangersu mo, m” wmnug w.) o1 the g-rest- batsman than Grimm but the o... dd n m’ mmm: o! m ma,“ oombimugng 0g all time. captain is la consistent hitter, | s", um‘ msfds nd valuable “m0 his enhanced rather than more finished fielder and more u. dmermt “gum ‘or ‘all’ 1n ‘m! dimmed the fame of Tinker-Evers- perienced. Grimm was signed b, advi“ ‘m “m” t° “v0 ., a y g Qhmcg double-play trio and the Connie Mack when he was a kid 0| “m! m England‘ v fgmpug Ikvis-Collins-Barry-Baker seventeen back in 1016, but he new qllertotte of 1010. got a trial with the Athletics. This“

Neither oi the inflelds that take his tlwelftiil b1! loilSlle season slit their positions at Wrigley Field next rloxx sixth. ‘Ilueeday compares as a whole with Max Bishop. the Blonder Monk m those ancient arrays. From an indi- end-baseman. has a habit of rLriu vidus-l standpoint, however, the Cubs to the occasion. He might turn oli h." m. o; m, gum; pgffgfllwl’! to be e. serious hero but his result of all times in Rogers How-lacy. while "not will" will! “let o! lll the Athletics have a mat . unrswr sleet rival Kohl-M- Blslloo my b in Jimmy max. ma: Baker was a better man at solos beck ms the home run hero oi his day and POP flies but Ilornsby has haul Che-nee a slugger, but neither had ulyuuag like ulsbatting punch o! Bornstvy and Folk.

"If," Charley Grimm, the Oubs field captain, is recovered sumcient from l broken left wrist to be book at top form Joe lifoOerthyh inneld aelmsfiellrestsl-lavssuugllies- fonslvs edge on their rivals as well es a margin in hitting strength.

"i!" the double-ploy flzures mean anything the Cubs have a more ei- fsetive combination, for they have registered over 18o double-killings as ccmnared with a round 115 oi the Athletics. At the bet the Oub" infield-

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Up in good time this mcrnlfll Ind had eight o'clock breakfast. lml‘ which we Dereded 0n deck ml! W" marched to the Chateau de Ramsey. the oldest house in Montreal, now a municipal museum with many 111W?’ eating historical relics oi try-ll?!" days. After its inspection we cross- ed to the City Hall where we were addressed by Mayor Houde. He is a French-Canadian, but spooks very good, English, using sometimes unusu- a1 English words to express himself- He welcomed us to the city, bid us God-speed and a hlPPY JOlImey with a safe return to Canada. our home. We were then photographed for the movies and told the film would appear at all the leading pidtllrg houses. I hope the Prince Edward is included among the leaders, for then you will see how we looked before sailing. We

_ gave three cheers for the Mayor, and then returned to the Antonia, where we were met by 85 American Boy Scouts from Chicago, wife came to sail with us m Liverpool Thor mm to be a. fine bunch and immediately begantoiraternise withus. We sailed at 11.15 a.m., and had a magnificent send-ofl from theMontreelBoyScout smelsls and public, who crcwdedthe wharf and cheered us. We had o pleasant sail down the St. Lawrence. and as the captain had liven lll tho freedom of the ship, we were soon at home in every pert oi it. I may men- tion -that though our tickets are

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July 22

We got up at hall-Plot "W". l“ after breakfast took our hen-inu- We found we had made some Plow" while we slollh 101' W! m" “mm "9 the coast of Labrador, and some ice- bergs in the distance showed we were out in the open. We P185945" Straits of Belle Isle at 11.80. We W911 beginning to realise we were at sea. which was too .bad as the 011M111 hadarrangedaepeciaidlnnerinollr honor for tonight. I should have mentioned that the Antonia printed a special passenger list for this ssil- ing, dedicated to the world Jamboree Boy Scouts, containing the names and addresses of all the Canadian Scouts. together with a lot of useful informe- tion about the Jamboree, and also about the Cunard Line. These are in great demand as souvenirs and I sent of! e few myself to friends before sailing.

At luncheon the ship heaved so thatseveraloftheScouts bad to leave table as theycollld not stand. or rather sit. the motion. I got on deck as speedily as posisble and was soonessickasthsreet. Wehsdnc stomach for anything. This was too bad. for the steward reminded us there was a special dinner in our honor tonight with the following menu:

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bet. His betting mark is 140 poinu better than Bishop's and his expqit once is e vital Cub asset.

Joe Boloy, out of the game a good pert of the season, is a smoother- workim silorlstop than the 22-year- oidlllwoodmglish but notsogood a hitter. The versatile Jimmy Dykes, who osn play any infield position ac- ceptably, gives the Athletics a dis- tinct edge at third base.

Norman Mcbdlllen is fllt and has filled e spot that: gave tine Outs I lot of early wonry, but ilk-Yankee ll not as seasoned or as dangerous s hitter as Dykes.

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Inthemorningthislookedavery tempting repset. and even beforslum- cheon, I wondered whether it would not be wise to reserve my appetite for the feast. After luncheon it had not the same attraction, and when the first bell sounded for dinner I was not interested. The dinner in our honor was thoroughly enjoyed by the ship's officers. no doubt. but tbs Scouts were conspicuous by their ab- sence. I was in bed, and did not care whether there ever was to be any more dinners. .

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TO-NIGHT-Concert at ZiOn Hall, by the Elmer Farnell Concert Party. Sale of candy during intermission.

AUTUWIN WEDDING-Jflle mer- rlage took place Saturday morning at 8 o'clock at Saint Paul's Church Rev. H. D. Raymond officiating oi Lois Adele, eldest daughter of W. W. and Mrs. Owen and granddaughter of the late Hon. L. C. Owen, a for- mer premier of this province and on-m D. MacGa-egor, manager oi the Imperial Oil 0o., city.

HORSE SHOT-Saturday night about 8.30, a car. alleged to have been driven at considerable speed. as it was going down Hillsborough St., struck a horse which was being driv- en down Grafton St. One of the ani- mal's legs was broken, and as it was in considerable pain. was shot at once. The driver of the car immed- iately settled with the owner oi the horse.

ROW D0 SOME farmers produce over 90".» selects? They use high class boars and sows. You will ilnd this kind at the swine sale, Oct. 22nd. D039

--_._____._ "Of course, I admit that your sci is extravagant. But you must mall allowances-he's young." "That's all right. But the more sl- lowances I make the quicker lll spends them."

"In my native town a man wll born in 1800."

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address. reminding us that while in England the honor of Canada was in our hands. At the conclusion of the review each of us was introduced l: personally to His Excellency, and he shook the hen 0f Phllilolllhlo .. 5 8 0 turn came, hed askzdc "llbbell- "Women! and Bonn: Stiles, who introduced us: “Where did Sweeiiarld, Kaupsl and Lei-inn. you say from?" And the Conlmisslon- Second Game. a. replied, "Charlottetown, Prinsc Ed- R. H. E. ward Island, Sir." "Oh, yes, I know, New York .. .. 12 1e o I have been there. Bonvoyage, wil- Phullidllhla ... ... ... 3 1d 0 liami" And I passed on, Aftgrygfdg Walker and Hogan; Smythe, Daley, we were shown over thq Governor's ‘Oilifll and Davis. residence and paraded bug to m, H"! Gilli" . Antonie. The streets were linedwith 1L H. E, specta , and we were givensgreat st. Louis ... 8 13 o send-off. We sailed about half-past Pmlbllfth 1 1 1 noon. lhd spent the rest of the day llallallaa and Wilson; Brame and setting better acquainted with up Memsley. _l

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This is the morning after thenight before. end I got up at half-past m. en. I was not feeling very good, but hsdsorsvlnestmysiomasn. and ventured down for breakfast. I ato very gingerly. but satisfies my nun. ger and quickly made for the desk. It was not quite so rough as yes. tordey, but I was still feeling a little dissy and retired to my cabin, when I slspt till luncheon. I felt much bet- ter when Iarcsaandgolngtotliedia. ingsaloon did iustice to a iull course meal. Then I went \on deck and walked around for half an ilsur. Then were not many Scouts about. "I'm llslovsssinanslispsrsr soollnls of hours. Iwasoudseg lllin. and st four o'clock had sfil. noon tes. which renjsycd. Ans;- m the fellows began to appear an gem llld at seven o'clock when dinnlg n; served than was s good turn out, Wswcarlmning intoafor at m“ time and the horn kept blowing. Amy dinnsr the American Scouts out s; sn entertainment to which! went sag colored immensely.