ANUARY 12, 1924

4

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

GURDIAN '

I, m. m. Olympics and sport

“age Q1‘ tltt- ‘fol-onto Star.

, ellllot‘ gtleti m“ n

strong con titers p salt y)‘ tavo

tpics ‘ I 0 gi-ttyltolttttls. I .,, were oitt I m ttt tvin it

ltati ntttt, nittsitle oi‘ tltt

75511.. NIGHT _.] rt yt-ari-t of lietttittg fame,

chm-rs and wilzl itcciaittt

1e“. ihlor. yrars, and tltett the

sitout

Tittle.

m.» i'ntpit~t-._ t-ttilittg ‘tlitt!’

H. a .\lalt_v IIUIiI his svray \lotta h oi ilti- sotltit-ti iii-iii. l‘. wltstt 'l‘it1tt\ took up titt- pltl l-jvelt .\Ii1il_\‘ ltatl to yiit-ltl. yglvn anti liiittg anti lltetttlcr (‘llll|t' 3K0)‘. liarrr joined tltt- gtttttc- rote titcir ttatttes in i-Ilfiwlllil "M" w“ passpd on into tlttt lttgltt.

A. 1

tit-b a Wttgttttr riiioil tlttt tttob \\'itlt the ltriliiatttttt of iti.~'- lllil)‘ mp it Speaker anti u (Johb. yttrium“; illttllilPUIiH lot’ a iiayl =- .

tilt on taitii llto ntarcitctu ttitt w“ l)... iittlti to 111.1)‘ attvltiltt.

,0 by mp1 they take tzltoit‘ flight. 153111;: on ittto tltt- ttigltt.

Wwfihu... W, n1‘ fiectiltg fttltrc. few short _ is of \\'tiItI acclttittt iew short yt-ttrs, itnti illilll the slight. _ irtars that pass into tltt- ntgltl. (Montreal Star)

_..._ m ¢p >~——~ -—-~

llli slits iiliiiiililtififii

a

lilittttts Llc Ii v ilwv (cats

Iittys jar. at. I lrugsiorc

pittiott last evening ltbics on their sltotviui;

for ltiilltv-‘tl Ilfllwrs. iilr. ile- l thl- lslitntiers cotttpareti rainy with any tttattt the t- said the Olym- ltt~re trying ltard last ttti lte was itrtstitttvtl

Latest News begwfiitS Take St. John All Stars Into Camp By a Score of 7-0

gllli’?14-4‘II"I'+II"I"I"I"I'++++++++IIIQ+++Q"I; U. S.

IIBEBIIEIIS IIIII BE |\]||]|i||]i|]|i| [MT lRilNii BIIIIIEIIIIERS FUR IIIEIIESUIOQIIIIEY HIlNilIlS

_ 11_-—\V. A. Hewitt. In his credit. to the island boys for

- their great work. Mr. Hewitt, who

ex accompanied the Winnipeg Falcons to the 1920 Olympics, received a telegram lust evening from the Ful- cons. wishing him and the Granltes

telegram. 'l‘he Abbles

t expect will go on t.o Halifax to lake on (‘PGSCGIII-“l. Dartmouth and Wantiet" crs on successive nights.

Dempsey to Fight

Tommy Gibbons in June at New York

WORLD'S CHAMPION AND ST.

PAUL CHALLENGER HAVE er eight tninittes of play on it wing AGREED TO MEET, AN- shot tttaking tht- score Fi-tl itt favor NOUNCES RICKARD of the visitors. -——»~ Two ntittiltes hetort- .t.into Les NEW YORK, Jan. lL-Juck Low-titer tpiaced tit-e rubber belbind _ Detnttsey, world's heavyweight Cntnntitts front a mixatp in frottl. ol “Do a_ m___5¢¢g|°n B--France vs Austria

Si. Patti, will fight. a rtttttrtt title ly in Jitnc. Promoter Tex Rickard atntttttttttzt-tl today after a confer t-ttitt- utith Eddie Iianc, Glhbotts’ tttattager.

llitzkarti catno to n definite ag- rttctttttttt wtith Kane after an ltour‘s

conference at lilatiison Square tiartitttt. Jat-k Kearns, ntattagcr of the

chantplott, has not. yet signed ar- ticles with Rickard but sltvcral tlay ago h Gllstitlfvtl the IIPHIIIOIIEI‘ thert- would be no hitch in ar- rttttgt-tnonts ‘if Gibbons was signed.

No tietttils oi’ the ugreentttnt rt-ttcltt-tl between Katie unti Iblclt- ard were reveitlcti hut Kane who ltalt-ly ntttllo expenses its a result of the tittancittl tiebat: .ot' the fight itt Shelby, Mo1tt., last suntnt1er,.ltt. tiit-ittt-ii he was well satislil-tl with tltt- pltlllltlitiVfi ptwtpositittlt.

he Markets

SUMMERSIDE MARKET

Dairy lttttiet‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . ..28-—3tl Eggs Pt-r Doz. . . . . . . . 35 Potatoes . . . . . . .. . 40-45

(lats per ltusltei .. . 40-45 l lay Ililltls . . . . . . . ltiggs pl-r tioz. . Pork

I'-

6-9

, , _ , . The suspensions leaves 12 teams , .| | V, m” m0 Hhiplm. soums MARKET MICOIIIWIIYIIIK the ‘mm M M“ own xlleichiinltii‘ atlttdnllsllI/le their: I" ‘he facet ‘vmch end” m n o'clock Alfrttti Fraser ltrotttlttly oxpenhie’ may be ‘wed would Ger‘ we r b ate i-t ‘t5 b in the ameISIIIIIIaY "Ighh Grand“ and Egg m.“ anti encloses Post Office Rcflistfy 9101')’ Illlltl‘? - ~ - - - - - - - - - -- 32 an fail to arrive in Ohamonix. a" "plwr "n y O a e - g. in the lead with Kockler and Stock- RMMD, m. Ewreqq Receipt “m” t- ~ ~ - ~- 33 Mid enjoy a good “we interwar? ltolrn. of Chicago. second. The riders 1.. lttsttratttrt» antler the terntt of Om“ . “I m‘? local lineup Wm be as m I hm” “warm L382 “mes and nine Messrs Lampson &Compa1ty‘s oiitttt Immmp“ 3“ lows’ 18!"!- Greml“ and Egg being a mp "es ' t tsiret. the above in~ H“ s12 . Dflence In the mm ptnnufottls siloni ll be carefully ‘ . i ' 2i FIIC I S . I l ' l inn-p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 lloIdhaifigogaxiiitlld-‘Ecgtigél ?__ ,. l? Tax: followed’ m"; a pap..- of advice ’ Q u ‘George wood_scoua‘ I “(may i ' I should be stint to Alfred Fraser, 212 HALIFAX. Jan- 11-" “m” ‘m5 ' Fifth Avettlte. New York N. Y., B - It .-—C tmerce. 46S 404 , ' fufltifiiifiti IJY Ward “WI Johmlo“ “me osgpgrararlrds T I m9 1361 stutttttg the ntttttber of packages menthol-s 0t the Montreal Stock 1mm“ “vFwen_qPoHa Grand otn Shipped’ U“, mnmm. of skins in EXchllnlle- I ‘ 4 I t 3&0,“ ' 1H each package. and the amount. of ____’ Bell Teltfllilolle - - - - - - - - - ~ ~- 129%. V?“ PM‘ 3'5 ' . Crock“ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ " H7 l" ‘ lttsnrnttt-e tiesiretl on each pack- Bfomllmil - - ~ ‘ - ' ' ' ' " ‘ 41% ‘fiusgilevigfgstiftttgtiiltreiiiircm E580” age. and the Post Office receipt or Lawtlfnce Flour .. —— A~ Heums__conrmerce C0349 Express receipt tnltst accompany aw" “we” ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ _ ' ' the letter oi‘ advice. ,l C S - PId....... 4' 510 535 473 __ '_ O ‘ 45.] lqiiitmmrntgtacitltltggetrotenm 5; , Grand Total 1518 9091128“ M‘ K8ep5Haif l>l:,',;,6,,§" ‘I gmet-Iiitvan Igttattchbh . . . . . . . . .. 1292 (Ilzzsbory; ntatle the highest score ___ " raz an ' . ns Combed ct-tttntorTiTilwN MARKET Howard Smith Pm. . esv. °Tomgiin we 3mm, w, L1,... . yii/ E838 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 40-—45 Howard Smith Com‘ __ __ 151/: ‘ ' . wires a‘ 8 oblouk at the L‘ or (-,_ i-lvett obstinate, unruly or sltam- Butter " ' Spanish River Preferred — -_. m. Alleys‘ . ' -—-=='==':? I'm‘. 108d hair at.“ numbed M‘ d“ m 0"!“ ~ ~ - - ~ - ' ' " “,5 Spanish River Cont. . . . . . . .. - 1.. 0F c. sowuuc. I l‘ I ‘ "r style you ma, --l.h,ir_ul.oon,‘b is S‘;';“°"s ' ' ég:60 Steel Company of Canada .. -—~ l’ ouvg 1-3555 ‘ ”""“ titulttlletl combing cream which pol-k 9% BHUSI‘ Empire Steeblm lmd’ EARBERS —"_ We Buy Your Ives that natural gloss and ivt-l]. qmmips" 18_20 pennmm, _ , I _ _ , _ , _ _ _ _ _ , _ .. 9 n6 The olive It! "beyond all other: _ "WFIIHI ff - - -_ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I " Abmbi t I‘ -I- Iillghei‘ -~ 21 '16" . th tree of civilization. Front the m“ w"; ti: “lazulitfltrtgslgitgoutltgtlt B "MT. STEWART MARKET g2 sltawlnlgun .. T” J. Welsh .. . 164 136 lb2_ “I; you plan. u“, "em ‘bqu; 51;. “mm and on such“ occasions Eu er . . . . . . .. ~35 Latti-entide‘ P1119 t4 J, McLeod . 164 125 9b “on o‘ eighteen yo", must pa" gatmmonl. i“ greuelegw ‘ am; Pgfifmen 40 ganatligt: (atlléilxghl‘|lgecé‘ligl~ I T. Reunion . .. 19A before it begins to produce any it». Asucanadajs hrgest {mu i . " ’ ' 1mm‘ ~ ' "' A. Moll kill .............. .. ~ .. t _ r bur», fl’! stow thltk, heavy, lilstrutts Oats 40 Canadian Steamship Com... H , I‘ turn seventeen years i0 nth ‘ _ ‘g V ‘a tmmendous -lir. [it-warp u, gm...“ harm“, "a ‘l2 m __ _ wot-k and unremutterat ve p rict. \\c t vc a itaum“ A I. ("WYPOQIIH-IIII - - - ~ - - - 5 §§§§§.'i'§i'5’.'.fi?m““'” Iii.’ -— TM“ ., 782 720 "72 Wrfllifm oitt-piit for pelts of all T§~~~~~~ --- -— ijomtntsn — TMMTZIJrVE wmEs In Southern Faance. itt utihi»; kind" M t o I Power . 142i ‘ Arrondiasement rasse, one- trt s. t; a WIIIIIIIIDILIK Electric if gg1I~IJIZflIIIn I I I I H o‘ the cormry “t ‘Smite: umvfigz: Sand u: a trhl shipment. I N“'"°"“I """W‘"“"‘ ' " ' ' " "MA vi} battery '1 I. 159 too 19 :I,I':(,'b;0'",n““,§:°'yfa,“law? me We will wire wt- offering Athmfll! Sum" 0N4 J 'C°""°IIY' 133 124 130 otbetjtwo-thirds which grew nu Md Mid ‘h’ m" “mil” Atc son . . . . . . . . . . .. . * ' ' ‘ ' ' ' " r 109 159 ' I f your acceptance. , A . Ct & Foutitlry — -I- ilicilllli“ - < ~ > < - -~ 11-’ - olives, contained a popn ation o ' _ _ _ _ s Aiii. Lioi-ontotive . . . . . . . . . .. 4741/; — 10.000. in the olive-growing dls- “at ‘my ‘hc 11.5w“ Prmeg ’ Q“ "'(!‘,f,,,‘ff.,““"“'““ " §°'t‘t"T.213.i' All Content tttbnnav iii“;noi-xifiiiuéoiisiigfliflfi°iflifififlfi obtainable for HIICI l il . . . . . . . . . . . t I - - - t v ~ . t -lfl. R .ii .. — nizhl. res: but close by are districts . Last. suntlner was a quiet. period for llinnitfan- StIiQvIHItItII-‘kliiiittnttfitl 102% L. OF C. BOWLING inhabited by five or six people to Silver FOX PCILS tutors. i\~t. look ztilvttntage at this “my m pufchug- calm Cane Sttgttr . .. gib Larmr m‘ 189 n2 the square kilomotvten. (1 .||| Step . . , . .. .. . - Q int: our entire stock of NEW GOODS for SPOT IIIIIILTIIIIIIIOIIIII Paper . 3921 Keenan I71 133 140 Mlnrdtn Llnlneut Renew-- (‘oldl 0 t. nlgwé’ - as ' . . . .. .- CASH wtt wt-rtt tlnitltloti to sccitro bargains that wt! léiuytgfiligilgm, — thug -I - . . A _ Muflno _ __ IUADE an auIliO.Pn. art. t-tttttltlctit t-attnot ht- ht-atett by tmy illnuse Itt the .irl‘r‘tf’fl',,"“éifi'lfiégf" . . . . . - I ~., , fn’I¢nj ..u% 'l1.ttlt ill Lanntiit. ggaihgg‘ Pacific _ 53% Sllliwilmkfir ~"‘ ' 105% STATIUTICB OF THE FISHERIES OF TIHE PROVINCE OF PRINCE ml“ "'= '"' "Pltmlllllllv l" l""“'° “- Union lbwiflc -- —, EDWARD ISLAND iron CALENDAR YEAR 192a, otrrmuso Utah Copper .. . - gal: ‘mom s.'r.eAt.t.AN1',tNsP5c1'0a or FISHERIES REMEMBER U, S. Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . ,____.______ “ Kind of rub Quantity Vflltw "0 OLD STOCK no ten oviRfl "°"I“E'“' Excimma LOIIIIGI‘! ............. ...........4.1,au CD885 stegpzétg; . , 88 t. .

EVERYTHW Goons m4 Victory ......... 102.20 ggmfipysfitlllr liiltflllp- 9;" gym! m“

o FRESH mo ALL new I . 1m v.6...” _, : cod‘ Hmdock and Hake 39.053 cm m”,

. " ' ._ Herring and Mackerel .. 56.203 cwt 70.53133

' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 cwt BA I BANKQ gtnhterigfiantl Trout .. - 9.881 CW1 . . . . 097 l .

LI d Bunk Commerce —— gfgltlngllgnyglmlm __ n 508 3:‘ w;

I" e . Bank Royal . . . . .. .. — Oysters ' _ ' ' H "03s m“! 25.836

Trttro N s ‘mm Qimmfl“ U _ Ootl Olin-Hi“ 1.320 sat 58°

t '*' Bnk ovamoa . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . .. 1M

“wimm- M” 10W‘ ‘My my" gfigitlurtftii-II tgfditnqn . . . . 314220.200

ssnvtce mo srrtsrttcrton sbpt, 106%. t (mm, Tom m, __ 1.589.593

C°"“'M‘y "Wkly 78% Increase over 1922 . . . . . . . .... 80.667

t 0”" M" 46%’ NOTE: Prices quoted above were obtained at boataldo. Market

‘n “aha, nine at tout 10 pu- cent. _____ -_

Forever." was the ending to the

to play itt Moncton Sttturtiay night anti then

cltatttpiott, and Totttnty Gibbons, of

tttatclt in New York. probably oar.

. the

$10 3r.

ICE SHORTS HOCKEY AND BOWLING

f

OFFICIAL OLYMP ll- Section A——Switzarland, Sweden, 4' Section B-Great Belgium.

\

FastSlaatEt a Feat- ure, But Lack of

Team Work Not- iceable

9.30 a. m.—Section A-S

AMHERST‘. N. S., Jan. 1l.— lMottctott defeated Atntherst, 5 to 2 itt the Independent Hockey League game played last night ltefotte ab- out 700 spectators. Play, which was fast for an opcttcr was featured by fast skating and, a lack of ieatn work. George Carroll opened the scoring, tel-lying after five minutes‘ play on and end to end rush. Jack Carroll scored three tuintttcs later on tan Jntlttvidual try from centre ice. Two tninuttes before the end of the period, Jack lttgrahaitt on a relbottnti of Les Lowtlt-efs skates. George Carroll, on ‘indivldttal work front centre, ntetle the only score itt the second period. Ill the ihirtl period Georgie Lowtiter scotteti aft-

9,3O a. m. Section B—B

the best of lltck. "The Maple Leai

Wednesday,

2.30 p. m.—-Sel:tion B-—F

the iioncton nets. Les mwtitet"

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Ins Lttwtlter .l. lngrztltitm i.cs picket-wit . Gen. Lowtltor Forwards

Ii‘. (‘tit-roll V. Dottras-tet"

Sttbsllttttes Gringo). .\lt.-l.eoti n ~ _._____ ll. Clot-roll

~_--~~{-O§ , a. ‘ 'l‘lto Anrltcrst Bankcffl. -\Il\l'-l"“‘-

GERAN WAS M|SS|NG Champions, 1921i will cioss sticks

Ntl-lw YORK, Jan. ll.——'l‘lttt linit- tnl States hockey tentn wltticlt is to t-t-pt-t-sttnt this country -in the iOlym- pic winter sports tgantt-s alt Chum- ottix. France. sailed tfor a-broad on President Garfield without lit-t stai- centre, George "Jerry" Goran. of Boston,

Goran was tunable to arrange his Illlblillflflg affairs in time to accom- pany tthe squad and, according ‘to hits iniettds, there is a possibility he may be unit-hie to make the trip. A volunteer hockey star, John J. Lyons, of Arlington, Mass, who its

al bankers. 'I‘lte_city boy's ltavt: bl in sonttt gottd 1W1"

attn getting under the

i.\lr. Jae. lIerre-ll workout last night the quite confldtcttt of a win tonight.

ber.

llunun Lint-on prices will Increase the local v

1'1-

Britadn, France, Monday, January 28

11.00 a. m.——$ection B-—Great Britain vs. Austria. 1.30 p. nip-Section B-Unlted States vs. Belgium. 3.00 p. m-Section A-Canada vs. Czecho-Slovakia. Tuesday. January 29

11.00 a. m.—Section_B-France vs. Great Britain. 2.30 p. m-Section A-Canada vs. Sweden.

9.30 a. m-Sectlon A-Canada vs. Switzerland 11.00 a. m.—Sect'lon B—Great Britain vs. Belgium Thursday. January 31 9.30 a. mF-Seciion B—U"it¢d States vs. Austria. 11.20 a. m. Section B-Belflli" vi F'="°= 2 30 a m__s¢¢gion 5_Czecho-Slovakia vs. SWOd“ Friday, January 1 9.30 a. rim-Section A-Czecho-Slovakla vi. Switlflriimd-

‘Section B-United States vs. Great Britain

siittnntetl the rubber ttottto again 1'30 _ . about two stltzottds blafttrit the and The semi-finals and finals wt ~ h ‘ am of play, tt-rtttittarin-g tlto gitntt- z’. tu 4.2’ and Sunday, February 3. with the ftrst two e _ s 2- ‘rt . Jack 'l‘wtttltllt\ relt-reoti. l: group compeu g The IIllU-llili

Amherst Moncton +++lll+++++++'l"|“|'*f

Goal —-—-—-———-—'-"-“""—T_ Chapman ............ .. . Ctitnntitts

Detrie Cooke . (Jeorge Carroll B Frggpf _ _ Jat-k ttlarroll Forwztrtls

AIIIRENA

tonight at tho Arena with titiw loc-

sttttcrvisiott 0f their efttoicttt coach and after their boys tfeel

iris Worship Mayor Jenkins will welcome the Visiting team to our city,attd will aslo offlttittte at tltB opening of the gimme with the ruth-

As It is Intpossible for the visit- ing bankers to play ltete any night but. Saturday lt is hoped the Retail

~11. Realm

IC HOCKEY DRAW Canada, Cacao-Slovakia. Austria. United Staten and

witzerland vs. Sweden.

elgium vl. Australia

January 30

raflcc vs. United States

+++-t-t-i-I-t-++++++-t-++++++++_+++1=++++++'l'

yed on Saturday. February ‘I’ to finish in each 'P i‘

ll be pia

+++++++++++4+*

Four Disqualified in Bicycle Race

, NTNA-MARA. coe-

KuEfitpiNtvb LAcNDS SUSPEND» so FOR VIOLATING RULES oFslx DAY BIKE RACE-

.(~_|.||CA(;()_ Jan, 11.——l~‘0\tt' riders competing ltt the sIX-KI4IY_ IIIUEICI“ race today were titsttttitlltitttl and sttspontlttd frottt all tttcittii Ill m“ country anti itiitrotto. tor =1 lltiflflli 0i six tnontlts for vlolatltti! U1" “h” of [Ills race. H _ '1‘)... rltlttrs llil-‘tlllltlIilltltl wt-rtt Pt-tttt Van Kt-tnttt-tt, iIlI‘ llollittttl st itt-ggit- hicNttntttra. Wlllit- (‘orlttir-t anti Dlvld Land. McNantitrit ' ll W," Kenn...“ wttft‘. leading tho on points at the time of their i pension. lllcNantttra, Colturtt and Vait Kent pen were tilsqttitllfieti itntl snspettti- ed itecattse they ttuit riding 1"!‘ 11 time after (ircntla anti lam’. and Dc~ clerk anti itiadtltttt had lappcti tlttt field. Lands was tiistlllilmbfl “I'd suspended when he lcit ihc lHPJk |nfter being lined 825 for stalling.

BASKET BOXING A

Not Allowed t0 Play in Ontario

SECRETARY OF UNITED STATES HOCKEY ASSOCIA~ TION NOTIFIED TEAMS TO THAT EFFECT YESTER- DAY

l’|'i"i‘Sllllii(ill. Jan. 1l.--—()i‘i'i» cials of all t-ittbs of the littitcti States Atnatour liockev Association ivttrt- notified tonigltt by Roy D. Schoolcy, Secretary ‘Frt-asitrttr, that ttttticr no circitmstattccs were

Association itntil further notice. .\ir. Schooley t-xttlaitteti that tttt Docent- ber 20 last the Ontario Association hall liccidctl to tlisttotttittttt» exhibi- tion gantes after of‘ ials 0t‘ tho littlteil States Association had

clals to discuss tnigrallott of play

“We will see that tltt-ir txisltes are strictly livetl tip to attd that

United States. for the tintt- ltcittg," he added. “As i uttderstttnti it. titles affects only those tcattts that are ntt-tttlters of the Ottlttritt Hot-key

t1tiiatt.\tttttlt-i1t' Hockey Assttritl»

tion. -————-—<+>—-—

DIRECTIONS FOR SHIPPING SILVER FOX SKINS

To Messrs C. M. Lampson if. Com- pany, London, from Prince Edward Island by Register-

ed Mail or Express

Silt-er Fox iniottlieti for Messrs. (‘. M. latntpson & Company's London Sales should be shipp- etl' by lltrgisttxrttd lilail, and packed itt parcels weigh- ing not ovt-t- Hits. l‘. or by Ex- prt-ss. if tnort- cottvt-ttittttt.

If sltippoti by itcgistt-rt-il Mail, the otttt-r covttrittg should be of ltnbli-aclteli ntltslin or similar tnatt-r-ial and IIII‘ following ittitlresn

ntttsttlt- oi‘ iht- ltattkilsui

C. M. Lampson d’. Company,

6-1 (lttt-t-lt Strut-t, London. 1-1, (T. 4. Eltglalttl

to ilit-tttify the package upon arriv-

t-tl cottst-ctttivttly front No 1 wnrtls.

Furs consigned to Messrs Latnpsoit ti‘ Company by Register oil Mail or by ltixitress, may be in- sltrptl lttttlt-r the terms of their opt-n policies frotn the itlme they leave. lilt’ shippers’ possessio uni/ll tlt-lilverttti to liteir final destinttttiott‘.

BALL

OTHER EVENTS

they to schellttllt ttxltiltitiott gantcs wit.lt teams of the. Otttario llockey

found it intpossiltltt to ttttenti a con~ forenco called by the (‘attailitttt offi-

crs front (Yzttiitdu to titis Country.

none of their tcants t-otttt- into the

Association anti not t-ittlts affiliat- ed with other icaglttts ttttti '1' iilt‘ (‘alt

sltottlti bt- plainly tnarltt-ti t1t1 the 3,2 t‘

ltt ndtiiliutt, tltt- sltippt-Fs utlmc

and adtirttsg sltoitltt bt- plattotl on y iht- otttsitlt- of tltt: ltacltage, it) i-n~ able Iilt-ssrs Latnpatin ti: Company

al, and packages sitottitl he nnntber< ‘ up- "

ND

0f Sport

1

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IIIYMPIII TEAM Ill PIIIY IN ST. IIIIIN 0N RETURN

Probable Th a tipsfiék-“wtn be Selected as Opponents.

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