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This return is particu- _iirly satisfactory in view _ df the scarcity of good

ration Bonds and

' ' e tsndeilcy towards ibwsr inooltfsf yields. '

_ We oilcl' the _First Mort- flsne Bonds `- of an old- .-- I `rsbllslisdande\iccess- ,“ l public utility cor. ' " ` ration st__n_ prlcsto

yiieia e.oo7;. _. _ _-

' lfntendlng investors are ' _ 1 ihvlted to write for Cir-

_euier “N.i..'.' »

.When you ses our -bathing 'beaches

_ Eastern

we » ' Pie some

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. THE TOURISTS' ilmlraplgg

Then come and visd-t'P. E. iisle, Where yo uwlll get the very host,

Bring your unotor car al

au' lout

Join the happy, me-rry lhl-mlm _ and my with us ‘uuiii the Fan.

Blrches. groves and ilrs so grand

,-Stately maples, whose branches

reaches _ _ _

Out as if-to grasp your hand. _

Our fields of clover -pink and swee

gay.

, beat, Anti you unto yourself will say,

in very tru-th tis "-Paradise isle”

I thank my stars at last I got A summer place that‘s sure wort

AU-R-ELIA M. 3iMiTil-i

Allrll 21st. 1924.

fi“§‘l*iiin|iiisiEii1sii|P uit

i|i1|ii:ils-s_ wiiuiii

`- `Leaving ‘Montreal May 3rd for St. John’s Newfoundland via- Charlottetown. For space

and-rates, apply

' Lharlo

ttetown 1

" _ CARVELL BROS., AGENTS

2710-4-2s-oi _ _

s"6‘6‘eoeoe_00-oesoesoeooeoooeos-ooo-so

‘ c1.AssIf‘i17.D Abvhansaioiirr

Oelnesrtlon 10°F" _ _.__-._ leper

_ Elgin lnesrtlone ._.-.___-_-_ 1e nr ODOOOOUOOOOOOQOOOOOOO

.oboe g .

- Frm- insertions

5?? ogil Qauo

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O s- *-sooo Oo

_ _ Agents Wanted _

” For Sale

A'l;i_N1*s," .w,ANreo_-IF vou to build ~s‘ profitable busi- nessci your o~.vn~ssl¢ about the Watkins Line, 175 Esila\ly;.Neces-_ sities.-J. R. Watkins Company. 879 Craig West, Montreal. Que.

2818-3-29- lmth

wan-rss ro Pusclises eMAl-i-

farm within few 'miles_,_of Char- lottetown. Reilly giving particu- lars, price, etc., to P. 0. Box 507 Charlottetown. 26574-25-Sl.

lifale Help Wanted

._,._..__..__._,..,-_------1' WANTED-\'A LIST BOY. APPLY

nt Gnitdlnni 2654-4-25-tf..

FOR SALE-MAN'S CLEVELAND ‘ bicycle. »Write George Clark,

Now Wiltshire. 25-i6-4-24--il

CERTIFIED IRISH COHBLERS

Austin A. Scales, Freetown.

2708 4 28 31

fl .Apply H. R. Mosse. Kensington.

' 2686-4-26 8|

FOR SALE-400'BUS OF IMPROV-

ed Banner Seed Oats. Apply Geo. S. McKenna, Emerald, R.R..

2701 4 28 3|

..__i__.i___i.-_...___

FGR SALE-CHOICE GURNQEY

Pethloli, Cornwall. 2651-4-25-81.

ris:usN,_s,nAKsMF-.N. BQGINN-

ers $1.50-8250 monthly (which positiont). Write -iuiilwa , Box iid. 'f 2320.-4-l§'sm8i~‘

HOUSE FOR SALE- IN BRIGH-

ton. Splendid residence, good location. Apply to C. Gsvan Duffy, City. -' 2701 4 28 it

ro rrilt `i=sA*éi;§ni-:n souosr-

Wbo hog not listened

'ilo the blrds__in_ Blirhng:

And caught the 'llwelli g spirit _

Of the songs they sing?

They seem to tell oflluds

.That are burstiiis into lilo.

0f stern, cold; Winter 0'0l'.

Of vanished~csre mul' strife- .

For now the air is ioyous.

And from scores oi.-halllly throats

is ringing forth tho llwéetlloei.

Of their ever-thrilling notes.

'rho vorytroes iookgup all-l smile. And ‘seem to lliikll' Wll§l"l|°°l

as well they may:---~ -

For on, them rests such merry

company! ~' "

Oh! huw..we~lose-the music _ 'Of this dear. untrained choir.

ln ever .list/suing to them

‘FOR SALE.-‘-FARM AT ST.

Charles. Apply Dominic B. Gal- lant, Oyster Bed Bridge.

3603-4-23-6i.

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

Roller Process, _.Largs Custom trade. Apply to B. D- liowntt

ron sA|.t-uP-'ro-DATE Fox

Farm- ideal location, in .College town with every advantage. Write, McConnell, Silver Fon Farms, Wolfvllle, N. S.

‘ 2678-4-26~8i.

FOR SALE- JERSEY BLACK

Giant eggs, 83.00 for 13, Pekin Ducksggs, 15 cents s piece, a cross of Jersey Black Giants and R. l. Reds at 35 cents for 18. “- all from imported stock. -Dave Reid, Montague R..R. 3.

”`*""” " """""""""27U\i`T28‘ll’lW3i"

,__

comes charm lu every. ll°\lr~

, ...l(g§§\_|-yn l. Murelilsdn

amuse Liuriueut "l'°r Cvvshi.

stands fortune telling by cards to cm-rqgponil in spanish or English to "Strsn|erf' care of The Guar- dian. _ 1| ______,,_|___.{Z-_-»-4*-1-

‘ , _ Lost

i.os'r -_- wsonh;i:_o»=_v_u_ Nici-ibz,

brsco et set w ij sn I. - tween Prince si. and K. ei c. -Home. Finder please leave at iss Prince street. Sl -_--OO-3-1-“*’ mei-rr silo hav

lllh

stojwun reiuguea 'rifui-eau night

of the opening of the new annex

singing, vocal solos by Mr. A. G- Bruce,_ MrL_;’§_en'Acorn, Miss Ethel Coombs and~.‘\{iss H. S. Henderson.

Combs Dingle. Queens Park. Cslter- liain, Surrey, England answering him. From eleven thir y -until ten

rginutes to twelve, Mr. gilagoiiihe eng aior Rogers oonvsrs _ ac sn forth across the Atlantic without the slightest difficulty. Mr. Msrcuse advised that-he sxpsobsd tobein Canada about the sth oi iuynnd

wougnélke to psmonsily meer Ms- jor en. ir-ie inquires swat how to se: to

this city slid was given s vary cor- din imitation to visit ue. arrange- ments were made _for the tivostii. tions 'to iiddierli 'livainunsl niseesf eu eiiei-iii: ti eiliisii eiiii. for trun- uhniou anywhere iii iliiilepe or sm- e dl. _ . _ __ iiiruoi- it _ is one ortho lem ‘ _ . _ ,. _ guilt: set_`wii¢si _laflils early teens sho .with offs! siiume. en- joyed ‘tho ovelty ei Salas stale io

(UG Olly:

afterafedmthuh yrro """" '

' I' Dll H 881168 lil ‘

Des the clty.'- Mrs. Stewart who 'was' “.‘m'“d vnu) -

r friend if you're in need of rest accompanied by her sister, Mrs. F. MARION' “rn »35"-‘umoug

C_ Joh” what hh Handed to-ur most mine mules live a v-ery har _ _ v~lo,l¢-lug' luhqlhg Amel-mm -and life. l-Uilil18 »llllll6l"8'l‘0l-lllli ill l-51° of the existence ofa Canaanits

d h at Sam was very jealous of his p

and of the thlr year of t e pa ~ _ oraio of the‘Rev. Dr. Genge. The §‘z":ol°gi]£_a"'i"\:";_f’|H“§:° was turned ill! Bild#-lolll and com lete u one

Y ll s

church was packed to capacity and 6 ill- 0 W0” ll snufis out s. candle. Never again,ls the program rendered by the choir 5"”P "le h““°l` °l' U10 lllflllller llllfl any mention made or hint elven/or under _the hhhcuon of Fmt “_ A_ lead hi maround the lot until he implied of a civilization in _this Thhtoh whh_»_ gmhtly hhh,.ec|h¢hd_ became nearly exhausted, then plain after the Lord destroyed The ' program _.consisted of choral Wllllld Blllll to kick him out.

Tw qu tsttes h Mrs. Stewart, °

Mn? Belil,rMrL Mclfliy. _Mr. Acc;-In;

Mis Coombs, Miss Be l, Mr. c- _ la gl _ hl ll _ ll Ka; Mr. Acorn: duet. violin and H. Country ApI)S3.1S 2.{1’<?;uye:i?slhte€-."comeB more t M flllle. by MF- L- C- W°l'l\lY and MT- . Although suggestions have been

Harry Porter; vlolill Bolo by Ml' L made that diver b nt down into Hurry Porter. two organ Solos by eague Court the Dean Sea tosreigfei- something

- ' . ' . Lest The Heroes

Pmf- Tnllmn- - '_"_ from the two cities beneath its sur- '

(unmd Pr°") face, Dr. Kyle scouts the idea, dc- (Continued Fro Pa e 7

talk' 'lions to llonse around- ‘"“°

Twin jivfioin-a_.ci1ii*5's

*Yr Jim: `l`F_\'0P from Ostsio`¢_ ' asians i. ix-rinlik" Tiiilill `-im. w. s 1 "YUUIS ill _GIUVBT Ll`6 UIId91‘ Rdd S63. `

h (United Fran) ' d sr. Louis, April ‘2e.-aviaeuce

Of everything that is Worth while. Cnllndilln centres. Big;-ling fmm lll0iat_ dark drifts of the min0» civilisation ofthe early bronze age, New York they proceeded- west- "S|’m°"°"“ B34”-" “W V°¢° “

ohh wal-ll lg L05 Angeles, shame gg mule of the Peabody coal company B. C., has been found by the Xenia

Your family, ql~lenq¢_ your hath ahh Bl-muh Columbia and eastward who , died some time ago at the expedition in a tour of the Dead

through cuunaa arriving in Mono- ripe old use of aa. was probably Bell r@Sl°ll ol Palestine. Dr. Melvin ton shortly before Easter. one of the most pampered mules

_ the iliniied States; WEDDING BELL8.-» St. Anglia- Sam _was in the coal mining bus. Dr- KYl°- Wll° 1° Dl`0Bid€ll¢ 0!

tine’s Church, ltustico, was -the ihess .for 26 years and during the x°“‘“ 5"m|““"Y hem- d°¢|“l'Bd his ' scene or a very pretty wedding on entire .period was never' seriously °"l“°"“"°”o “I” had lelld°<l 1° Ah," 23rd Wheh Mm, Maud cmmled or mmpwlmtem 3 remark confirm the judgment of earlier in- Dohcemh ¢hh._d_ daughter of ML able record for a mme mum _Ln me vestigators that the two cities of and Mrs. Joseph Doucette of North dechhmg yum he emoyed ,_ me

Rustico became the bride of Mr. ease In his prlvate Pasture ne" d _ d b U Collie Fraser of Port Hawkesbury, hem cared for ,by “_ Epsom _memh es roye y re and brlmstolle,

dating about the twentieth century

ln G. Kyle, head of the party, said in

a letter recbived here.

uf Sodom and Gomorrah, which,

according to Biblical accounts were

are buried beneath tho Dead Sea

I c. B. Rev .ie chui sion, n.n.,'

w°°‘"““‘] dans Wm* Wl1¢\‘f|°W°l`S tied the nuptiiililll knot. 5 The bride Q: and mused In his °“'“ 9""“'° lleyllllll lilo power of men to discover

Your heart with rapture than Wm ;§?l};:";n‘fih“'Ta';5a;1t;‘;°(?;’(f mbymgg -F. S. Peabody. chairman of the Pottery found in the graves

cuuslm M,” Rosa Doucette whhe board of directors of the Peabody opened by Arab treasure hunters Mr. James Doiicette. brother of the °°“l °°mp““Yf |“'°Vm°d ‘Sam with “ 1"' the \'e5l°“» DT- KYWB kill-Bl' Bald. hnde dm the- hhhhrh for the K,-°hm_ ten acre lot, well wooded to shelter shows conclusively the existence oi

l'll never -leave this charming spot After the ceremony the wedding mm ill the Bllllllller-time, had acom- the early Cannaanlta civilization,

hhrty returned to the home of me ifortoble barn built. and hired an st- He characterized lt as s 'Dre- brlde, where breakfast was served. lelldllllt t0 100k 8-fior him- __ ll The many friends of Mr, and Mrs. Willie in active service Sam aver '-"ffl Lol WHS lilo flllllel' Oi M0-'tlJ."

whll@_ Fraser j;1i_h in _wishingcthern many i_l_ged_20 mlliis per dry, urhderground, theTehv\-_Sd:_l;;\e“`:_E°:_l;_l;;'_l'elflrillg-£:l:;l;t;l:_

rs o `ness.- om. au ng cos, car n an ear ou. - »

ye” .apD_____ He showed niacin mwmgence hu continued, “for the Bible represents

sUc¢Es3Fu|_ ¢_°N¢ER_;|-_T_Af§. regard to performing me Work and just such a civilization as being

er’the regular serv ce in t _e on - whenever ,Um-an man Wah rui christian church lust evening eh ,O d,-,,.,, hlmffe would nmget 0°m°l°l‘=l1- Moreover. there follows a most enjoyable concert was held hhhhe" and the driver to me pr just here one of those expressive in celebration of the anniversary hex. working phwem

them.

Moablte civilization." pointin‘ rut

n_ hero in the days of Sodom and

°~ siieuoes in nihio history.

“Tile destruction of the Cities of

W' the Plain put out that civilization

Sodom and Gomorrah. This is ex- actly what our researches have re- vealed. Thus, what seemcd only negative evidence becomes a posi- tive evidence on the subject. The next civilization that appears is

PERSON AL BERLIN, Alu-ii'24-Repuhiiouus, §:§;f_“g ""’ '“'°“'”‘ W“‘°"“ °‘ “"“‘"

S s have brought down alluvial ¢ dl p

.___ _ eglfcmmé Igabomrs’ seeing mmap' deposits that have been filling tlie ( ana an rut)

c m an l i d

Mr. and iliirs. Arth-u.r Weelos leave in g, clqud zgrgflgliizp :log 323:;-y b0tt0ll1 0! lil; Bell. llllll;|ll8ed_nll;€ _ National League

-this morning for a visit to Boston. the -infant German republic, have “'°'k °f ers e ce g V 3‘l¢l-‘ffl-Wil Rilllllill

-l ' founded a movement to counter the difficult' K “M 'mp°“m°' '

Ilon. Senator Mobean arrived Sn- Hltlerites. New York --.__.-..-....

iuriluy ii-om ottawa for usher; hoii. The new organization hears the - _'_ Brookylh -_.-._-....--___. 2 10 1 with o redllollihot the American

day at his home in Sourm 3g_?i__..}¥_e|ch,;hhnn;r Sch,hh,.th_Ro_;_ T_ _ h l3hll_e|-lee__(;ea|-ln and Gqwdy; should repair immediately to the pal.

-___ l‘9llll C lrllvpl" ac -re - -Henry and Taylor.

Mrh_ E_ W_ McKinnon leaves th‘h_¥lPgg,&:rg;Bge§€__ llzélazg uggiggl; :#9 .phlandelhhhh _____________ 4 8 3 ann-|_ The can-leg-’¢0“ld hm(-idly ire.

morning for a two weoiro visit ut. - “B ll l'°““~ 8° ,B _ ”""‘. _Boston .... --_--.-.~---.--. 5 1 1 will from oolorllls his wer 2 W ill her former home in New Glasgow.`gimiagaggh§;_§’";l;:5f‘;;’n?l§Bl:gL3;si Bnfnhga Dalai; ]‘(’;b§:}3r“‘t’,'hBf1‘:]‘;3BtBh‘;_e‘:_l;_ Batteries ~Ring and Henlln; Ma; was being done this simple indian

N’ S' _thing monarchism and niilitarism. 'Hundreds tot mean sr§_ hlloy _-Il {~)llf;_‘é=l:;gh:l3i,'Smith'

""'”` Th R l h h l fl diff r ni ctor es t s wee . ll °°"""""-"

for sale. write oi- telephone » Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Arseuault had fl. Slitsagggsfanglsff gl,-l'}',§ by $1.2 100|? of the ie.. hunting win Pllisbvfs

Will’ MVS “Billed 1°’ me l’“l.on the day that the Hitler-Geisler he done ou the date the season op- B“lf°l`l9B-Mil” llllil HB

twenty- three years lu Lhwrenoihll-‘acistl turned the funeral of Wlllylens, however lute seasons always Kl’Blll€l' Mill Schmidt. liilinss., arrived ,in_ _C_harloi.tetownl_D_r_eysr, Ruhr gahgrgm-J mm 3 n3.|tui-ned out lo be good to the pac- St- LOUIS 81111 ClllCl1E0 P0Sf-D0ll€d- “f his “them `m““" have d°"°» in

vonksuirrs me Fon scnvics sstui-any night. 'rliey will lll°l‘° ll°““"“"° d°m°nBmt|°n. lreis una rirhermeu us well ui to -ruin. _ _

their future home in St. Louis. Though republican ministers the farmers. Thank goodness American Leallus--Sa-turday's R0- 'Died ll0W. -but I Will sec the king l0~

--_ participated in this celehratlo and Tisnisll -is not short of hey. out-S or suite.

l The MIBBGB .AUCS BBl`ll`lll'll» Hlllhmarched reverehtly with 'lined potatoes.-for stock.. Hufldreils of Boston ___________________ 3 11 0 dusky athlete gave. And from the I-°llNl W€°k=»ll=v° felllrlloll l°ll1@ll',heagis before the flags of the ultru- tons of hav will be carried over un- New york ________________ 4 12 hshouiie-i courier io the humhieet Mme” ill l"l'°°‘°l`l°l°“- “ml "‘“"‘.ro|wtiollurles. the republican flngtil next veal- - hu;ieri9g_Qui,m ,md ,0-Nghl--within euruhu: urihatuuoweniheru ing friends and relstlves in North uf l,la¢k.,-9d.g,,1,| had ho place |h ' wm°m'°°‘ "I0 °°l'°lll°lly~ Till! 00'- l°l` 111° °\'Kl\“l""°“ Uf Washington ______________ 0 .5 0 And a few words more convinced

-'-'r' _ The Reichsbanner organization Fisherinan’s Unions recently illlB~ph|1 d I 'lhe lllhgvy mesyen er that lhhm

Ml- -T0llll W- M0L€0ll °f N®WG1a°°sough. lo sive it a place in their sed by the Provincial Legislature B“n;_l_°hi“ "§';_"’°""‘ dz R6 _(_) was nmhmg for ,mg to do but 10

ww, ,Newly fl-g3hen¢,(l_ 1-lm-ry BOW- _N- 5-. lll'l`iV0ii.lll U16 Olly Silt- procession, after the Faclsti,, marks a new era in the progress Rongmel :ld B a ” ze” 'in “G ' ’ urday night to join Mrs. |M<:Leod breaking their word, kept their and woliaio of the island fisher- Cmcago muy- 7

who has been visiting her parents, banners unfurled lu the puhlio men The iv-garizatlon was begun ---------------- -- Dr. and Mrs. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. stlrests. in Julyiae; at Tignls_h. vzhhn at a D‘;§l___‘Z:l -_ ------ --I3;--i(----M15 14 §_ HW' me Y‘mk°° “thief” °f 0""

_ _ ll I ll 'f I li! 'H93 * all 91113 D nm

mica leave thi? m.m-mug for Mon ofR§i1:nl'Psl;>eiiad-:dis eri?a1it,h:vii‘l1thtligs;`°i‘f£- if ntlilrtl vliffigltlyg (the lifes ilgiorfgit Crouse: Whltellill an d-Blasser. [ni the Y°“lhf“\ 'llldlall Will* 'kelll

' pubiican colors, was the olghul for ing n_ union was discussed au-. un- Cleveland ..-.-...---..--. 2 11 2

DE H ' an outburst of fury oh the por; of nnlmously a-ioptod and :i _con mit- St. Louis -_.--______.__- 11 16 0 Slime Wllll his fell-Skllllleli C0lllINlll

AT 8 “vaterlandish" organizations, the tee :iillllllll-\'l\ l° lllko up the work 'Batteries -Covelski and Myati; i°llB- Md me ll@l'° Of the illflry roll-

q|_o_VER__At ML Stewart; Ah," upshot of which was the tearing With 3 VlJ\\'. l-Wllrdi il€l'f€<_2_iillZ Kelp and -Severeid. "Wd P‘"f'-"-‘HY Wm" he “V35 dlllllli- 26, 1922,' Howard W. Glover, aged °f ‘ma "°P“b"°““ bl\llll*_3_l'- "U10 0l`Kll"lZllll°ll alld extend' -7 “S American League-Sundays

29 year* Funeral was held shh_ The socialist organ, Vorwnorth activities o/or tho whole Prov.nce. .um_ d,,,._ Ap,-ll g7¢l,_ . discussing the new organization This <=omml=too hold several mol- Chicago __________________ 3 g 0 their praise und their prizes mount

.--<-¢o>--- ‘llll_l{;1 , lllgll ill;/;l'_g'1l‘;_l`-ll‘§_d|='°€¢l°ll[‘frM"' Dm-oll _________________'__ 4 12 0 still less. For what were these

'°' “"1” “l "°'"“°- U” 5- “'"“ Station in Sllprgy huuiféi’ '§i‘ll’.‘i$‘§§`lTfi`3.t.'i§°i'.i'°w§§'°.'}.°$ ff-hr; t-.T..{’.{uii’é.. .'$f.'..“..§’il»,§...i £3 CoglvlglfgonrIm;-;n“"gn§f<§:;‘ "“"‘“ “"‘°“ °°'°"“"“"° ‘he ““‘“'

beginning of scounter action which oflicolll oD!‘°llll0d llllll llll Pill Uf ' ' y ple were held? nhl lolhuk., me king

- - ~ - - » ' ler.

1... 5. zo--4-2.-si ' England Heard 310335 §;°“,;;; ~;'_}L_'~,§vd -,° yi", 113- §y;0;g'*ggo§r"_{_§° °;=,‘_‘3_“‘l~°,'_§_;;;§,f 313 .-,,,,..,.,.,,,,,,, 2 6 ,_-»f i- -ou-.uv v.--1. un vu. ...M

6 va er an ` “uw com “SN about one ,und Now yohk ______________ 11 14 1 thin! W_hiCh appealed to the pride

ish’ organizations. lon p . ~ - _

By "lf the Relch’s government, rul- red and i'l.'1v members ,md holds Batteries _ Burns. Wairlrerg, °f his h“"~5h*Y "Mel And ‘hill "lill-

ed by the half-fnonarchists, Straso- weekly me-:tinge 'This Union Gray and Perkins; -Psnnock ii

At eleven o'clock, Charlottetown mllllll Bild Jllrrerl. inrls the national sent a -representatives to Boston llnmnsn. h _ __ _ _

uma oh Frmay_ the “ith mah Radio colgl-5' men ghe 1-ehhbllcahh Wm hn_ and NEW Yo;-lg (0 190)( lnly lllelnohlon ____ _______________ 6 11 3 W 0 WHS I1 il cn( wilct llll0n ni) Exhefimemhl Stmoh 9AK Opel-al. derteke to unfurl them. possibilities oi’ the livo lolllter ivnsh-lngioh ______________ 9 12 3 One- “nd Wll° llllll llllllllcll U10 °ll|> _ ’ 1 d and owned h Maier Kohn Roh “With the assistance of the so- market in tic Ut S A- and are pro- _nnllerlm ___ Ehmkm Fhh, ,md oi' success. l in of _me Cangdum om,” of sm__cial democratic working classes paricg to sll p their large lobsters Owom; p|c|h{ch_ zhchhry_ speech Then his title was iorn ironi him, nah; received A mam” _"om Lum they will -see to it that the plahpqd direct to tl-.s market. Tlielr slip- hnd _“uhh 'Upon his return to America iii-

... u..i.... _...ua .. ui-0-... 3“;,,y,';°-;;;:,7°°f“l;, Hlglgf m-1°-3'1"; ,ll-; _¢:,‘;lg.,§>"',f‘;';:“‘; 55115,; o-------- --» -- “T0 'Canadian MK- .H679 ¢0l9l0il 'ost with", thx; Xhrdenrg ofeufgrxggg tovige mhdlhhrh mg] lt ihgthhlr ln. St- l'°,“|5 -------~-------- 9 11

Wu’ Ul'¥“'l9 Whne MW Mr" nt r0l>0lill itself by the Swastika Cross tention to lcvelop the coil, mackc- ~' Batteries `“ Unk’ 'Smith “ml My dock, ill 'L0lld0l3 `Elltg3|l;;l» ghd- leagues." roll and other flslisries to a much ‘;“_‘i I;aV“°'_g°"5"d°"1 Gram- P"“°"

0hl‘\'i€\S P°l\Ull» Dl'- 9-’ 8 lil. greater exit-nt il an in the past. “ were -

'L'dhl'1(ervli`Hslf“ari"irour'aftsr re-' --------q¢»----- ' ~

celving this message. Major Rogers Strong representations has been B“l°°lllYll ---------------- 5 10 2

Miscellaneous uriei- sensing out egouerui onli ua H ” muah to the nuih-nun oumpuuiuu fn:-ti-aries Bemiev. Huuizi-mer.

_ ____ _____,___.,_. dressed to all Europeunmnperimeu. ~ ‘ for better transportation facilities Nelir and Gowdr. Snyder: Dicker-

` tal stat-ions, heard the Station own- _ and those representations endorsed man. Ruether. Harrison and Toylor_

MAN on woMANfwH0 UNDER- ed ....1 ,,,,.,,,,h,h by M.,-_q, M...-me, hy iooui una ieuerulh represents- si .Louie is ii z "WY We" *“““’°”°" "ml °l’°“°“

_ tives, have secured t e assurance Cincinnati ___.._______.___ 4 10 1

day at the that_every possible facility will be Bhllorlei; -_ Profiler H, Boll, Doa-lf, were h,,_ siven to illlwo fresh fish on ills Douk und Noiherguii; Benton, May

and New different markets in the most ex- and Harm-hNh_

pedition way. The thanks of the pmshhrs _ _ _ a 6 I in the vaults of the -Amateur Assoc-

Lesgus matches "')“"'m°“ '“`° "°° ‘Sw md £21” Chicago

and one upeclgl °°““°°"°“ '~° Mr' J' ' Hy” m “’ Batteries - Lufidgrsn, Stone and the Rehekahs and P"°°m°‘“ M ‘"9 “"°°'“'°d Hurd” Schmidt, Kaufman and 0‘.l-‘srreil. “

Hhhhmdh whlch of Trade of P. E. l. for his untir- _ . . glory of his feats. l-le was the chhm.

'hh "W ing efforts in their behalf. Every ploh gr hhgmploh, lo lump who hhd wlhhmh member of the Union is bound by B k he

solemn pledge to assist in thi; piilo- as at 3

after- ¢°-°"°° “ld "°°°°""°"°“ ° - ' ° ' ' the man of his real greatness.

_fishing industry. end to prevent to

‘T bn: og hm _ahnuwgle vM“m} l-le lu-rned to other fields of con. ° "N " "7 ""’ an " ‘°"°n` ` On Tuesday evenilll. 'Alllrll 29th §§’°,}'|'_}'_:°:m'§‘{"{’,';f,[,f,§n,“f,‘;“,‘{,‘f,F 12,2 suuimeniae nigh school 'room will iv up to his iooihuii una truck wo:-it ermeu. it is hopes that eli the ill” W0 "-"‘”"l'"’ll 5l'°°-" °'"*'l‘l” W other mhhm Nh-lm hf nl. pl-M. ions of Simimenside, 1028 in the ou ‘me Wm hun wh" of‘¢n|”g|0||g 8llminBI'lidg Y. M. O. A. lt 8 0’- lie early, and send delegates to the vlook- 1|

first gene:-ei sunuei meeting whiuh -A record ei-emi ie expected ll ind

bel in T ish on Wednesl these teams are ev uly matched. di

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a touch of the great honor which

I-ie politely addressed the grace.

‘ ful Indian, intent upon his game.

lie stated in excellent English that

1l_ 1-l_ E_ he had come from the King oi Swe- 5 13 2 den direct to the world 's champion

ace where the -king waited to receive

-boy, and it shone through the words however politely they were framed. -The keen instinct of the listening

l-grave; athlete caught that note, and i`or an

instant his eyes giearned. 'sa those

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the wars ot' the pa/st. "1 am occu~

lmorrow," was the answer that the

was displayed the .keenest surprise.

return to the court, alone.

7 3 Wiiut a story it made!

'time and this have told and retold

n king waiting wh-lie he pl-ayell a

Rm Victory over the whites in athletic

competition meant little to him;

' ner in which his fast thinning peo

“d`ked the pinnacle of his fame. lic

was king indeed, that night, a .king

them but said. "Them was it great

erica, and to this time they repose

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minished slowly indeed, but the day ot' his glory was gone. The super); physical strength that never fui1e§l‘__.

to sustain him until well -past thirtieth year, commenced to ale -_ ly crumble under the con`st'ah`i." ` strain to which he subjected -him- seli. il-Ie was content only when leading the charge in football or "kllling" the ball on the diamond; His latter days seemed numbered. He commenced to drift -from the big leagues into minor ones and his- returns were less and -less trium- phant. He stumbled now on lntenter ence in football, and his brilliant runs were not so numerous. Oh; there were times when he wasnt! great us ever, but it was clear. to those who followed the game that his time was passing. -Like his peo- ple. his history commenced to be checkered with defeats, and be- cause of his failures he was rohll!sd` of th-e brllliancy of his old-time performances, Those commenced to be discredited, even as the valient courage and the noble deed! ofitho original Americans are tarnlshpd by the knowledge of the present §i#- _ ation of the modernized redskinl.

The silent-llpped companions of

that man, who played with him that Olympic night in -Stockholm, -have suffered kindred troubles. Garnely they have fought on through the years, their otolcism matching their

deeds oi the past.

From the story of these lieroes,

there is no need to point out~ the lesson. As lthe indians in their col- orful tongue would say. he - who drinks in the beauty of the rainbow is gladdcned; but he who spends his liie striving to posses it is treasuring unto himself, disappoint- ment und sorrow. For amateur ath- letics must over be n means toward nn onli, and never the end fltselif. lest. the heroes of the future, shall drill like thzilt hem oi’ the past- into those ilny Twilight hedguee of

oblivion. ~ '

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.nirihueeiiuii playing, though hu,-.l.‘ _,_ T _“_ .

still exceptional enough to se-

re him a position in the big leag- s. Being robbed of his indepen- ence and confidence in his own

gmeht, because of the new and fterent atmosphere. and ilie llc! '

3 was d°°""`°‘| '1 |“`°f"5sl"““" if b"'| A fast and exciting game of baso- 2 ing clslnisd that he had broken ner-_|,h|| was h|,,y0,l Sam,-dhy_ Ah,"

tain oi the amateur riil-as u.iid rogu-lzcih, lmlwonn rho Apgmhulg ami lations that governed Olyinplc com-_lnvinclhloa, which was won by the petition, and he was asked to send-foriner by the score of 7-3. his trophies ihal he bud won ln' lilly Doyle and "Beef" Monteith, Sweden to the Scandinavian oiar,llH lllllilirll llllil 5896 Jlllii¢¢. Official* who hun muon second hmioi-s.'i‘1if-_v,0¢l lo ills satisfaction of both were shipped in n great box ibacklleums- i to Sweden. and the athlete to whom, The l°"°w‘“3 “rs the ““°‘“ll5¢""

Ariionsute lnvlnelbies

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or ilfuu l upon the field that <iuy';|J' sh““‘““°”'ll§"'c'h-Q-xg-~" 3- ml"

and returned them forthwith io Am-,B_ Duhon _ _ _ _ _ ___ .E 0°" 0 Coyle _

lst Base ' _

M. Duffy Ma¢Gui¢lh

4 h 0 lation, But the fact that his titles' ‘ 2nd Bam

were sliorn and his trophies taken E. i.nrtor_._.......-.... J. Lelflell- way did nothing to diminish the 3rd Bags

J. Loneriran . . . . . E. Goss. C. Coyle

. shortstop

eh -him compete. The lose of his J- I-fllllllllil » - - - ~ Cf Hlllfllllllll msteur standing ultimately robbedl Rishi-field

D. Davies . . . . . . ... . S. Milclaellln Deli.-Hall Jllll . G. Nelson

ralhor, ((2.90

QUEEN HDTEL wmv strut ci-sriettuievu

of die Wm School

Who.

'He greatest

1 was receiving money for his ei- orts- caused the indian to -become

s bit uncertain in his work. H9 was

---*- ' no longer iihperhumsn and he was

subject to-sri-me and lo defeats and

'renin who :net re- the power that had -been iile

Bum through victory commenced- td

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