f " LOVE Auifooili“ iiva MAD ; .MEDLEY OF MIRTH TODA y PRINCE EDWARD» TODAY . .

llo (‘Olllll play g0" like ii streak 4g

love he “'35 l mull. see this laugh riot of the smart-aleck youtll who tried tn use his prowess on the links to win illl heiress. hilt-reckoned without. nun Cupid.

Grins! Guifaws! Giggles and Golf

A ROMANCE OF THE RANGE AND A RIDER Oil‘ Till-I SKIES.

~but at tho game of an awful duffel-

LOVE, _liAUGHTER ANI) LIGHTNING ACTION

o! lileflingWQeflif/Ifrn Romance l

DOROTHY DWAN‘

MODERN KNIGHT 0F THE CIIIYALROIJS WEST I

“HAWK OF THE HILL ” Chapter 5

“om TviiLLor”

"Our Gang" Comedy

JOAN (‘RAWFORD GEO. K. ARTHUR.

OBJI-IWI‘! LAUGHS

BELOW THE EQUATOR

SCENIC ORCHESTRA

Days Starting

mil a fairly high oversize lll vanities.

his studies athletics. Secondly the men athletic teams an all ll rllle

pate their energies ‘and eigcel

temple ye are." ject after this dig'ression-—

did work in advancing the cause

to get the very best out of ships on ice and field.

always been feared. and is s feared by Maritime Clubs.

send their I (llfforent meets. and are genera successful ili carrying ofl‘ many the prizes.

A number of lesser clubs collie and gone in the century, all advancing the have vanished because of one re son or another, chiefly,

I

otherwise. known as

decade . These athletes. too. ha kept the Island's name to the fro lin all branches of sport.

For twenty-five consecutive yea

.1 lh

‘In football, mo. until few yea

liilltl not surpass. most

team is particularly well known.

- i .. .. I -—-~———~-———- —--—————————-—-~— |-— ~~~ ~ - Following closely on the Caledo- P. E. I. Sports

iillltilvlll‘ lii1‘{...l or cup. Yct. l vcil-llllllll 9111115 11011141108 6111110 1110 (Continued from pogo i.

interest in athletics. lure to say tlri the f‘Olll|)t‘.1lll)l‘S11l.:Al-1(‘H\V€11 Athletic ASSOClaLlOH. 'l‘hi1~i those game.» iire- cleaner amateurslclllll WM 1l1C01‘l101‘111fl1 b)’ A01» 01 lll Jzlllfll. than ilnuiy who carry ni.l-‘P111'l11111101l1 111 13117. 1911111111111001101“ -—- -- nicroils certificates oi alnateurlllllllled $01111? 111119 11101110115 10111131- Of lack of sportsmanship even licrc standing. and who boast. about uli 111111- F001ll711ll 111191 11- 1115111011 11110 in our own city~ln schoolboy iiiiih:<iii-i.~.iii WlllCll ODSPFVPS iiit/hlivll illllyed tel" years. but we are games and in senior chilmpioliiiliip lt-l lr hut cntircly ignores illl‘ 10111 1110-1 111 1334 l1 W115 110011-1011 10 contests. But on lll!‘ (iiiici- hiihd l Flilfli. .ill'.l.v the smile under the English have seen many iipliliidlil cxailijilils l can recall tonight. very vividlylllil-lilli’ 111105 115 1V0 llllll’ l1» 10011)’-

Of the very highest frlriil of sports- the interest the annual gathering T110 1111011111011 C1111! P10011011")! lntmship. If we. who hiirc played of the clans aroused ili my child-l 11171. llllllgfi 1101011‘ l1 111 1141111111119 the game. can do allyuhiliiz lOWflfLl“. hccd iiiiioiill, the Yfillllg nleii and 1111011. 11011101110118 111 1001111111 T111‘!

liall days on the far-away Island" of their

faction.

disbanded.

nlty kin‘ which ‘(i3-

. from an interview ,-,.,.,.n1p, Lin...“ w ,-;i_._-y iiiildil. l)'.ll‘:; or up-‘croil ziftelwvards starred for Queciislsteadily since l McLean's Magazine bv l’|'(‘hltil‘ll1illLflllt-I thcy did tlic long jump and UliiverHiLV. (10111011 1'01’ DB-lllmllile-l Beatty, of the C. P. R. lle told: ~ tiiv liop. :~ll‘|l mid jump; they-anti Kennedy for the Wanderers. "If I were eighteen now lilvllfiill (ll :p:-iiitcd or did .'l zlisuinco rim 0i‘. a The team almost fifty. I hope my ll‘1"l Wfillltl mrlusurcd part of the roadside tilri". before they felt suillciently welL. be treading campus sod. I liopc l They ivcre giltting ready for the qualified to seek games with nlain-I would be back in classes. \’.'llll the (Zalcdonizin (lalnes. They were not land (llubs. Ill the ilvc years from, fellows I used to know. llmltllllli‘, io think-lug, of the niollcy pYlZEF-"ill- 1881i to 1891 they played thirteen our old professors. I llopc u loiii- though lhcsc are not to be ignored matches ili Nova Scotia against; the ball coach would be ielllnv illl‘ llll~ by tlic Scot. or his descendantsdvcry best teams which that province‘ pleasant things about llli: 1f bc- 'l’lic_l/ art-r? thinking rather of the could produce. 'I‘h0se included Pic-l cause I did not lllilki‘. ililotiii-l" ilircc tun of competition. and perhaps of tou. New Glasgow. The Duke of,

far beyond its borders.

0

yards with that rcaciy-izulur- holclxi utlilclii: glory. Each dreamed that Wellington Regiment. Halifax. Dal-‘the rivalry of go through. Ii I could. l ‘would go ilic uurrl crown might be for him. housie and ihc Wanderers. Notlcontests for

back to the campus tomorrow’; i-cr- ’ll~.<_i wcle enjoying the friendship once in these years did they suflerlcare.

tainly if I u/ere eighiicn and my unit comrade-ship and kindly rival-defeat. The players on the Army, In recent years

circumstances \\‘t‘l‘(‘ .-.il<-li tliiit ill": lll lllvll‘ l'0111l11‘Y-$1<10

glgd I went f9 gollegg l_ w'()u](|]\‘l_ r.t' yctlr rate. traditions of f have missed it for W0l‘l(l.\. l wall lllllil I were there this Fall." ~llll

riend- liouslc College Club. missed lliitl competition and joy were most interestin -~lirl- ili your lilnd—-' ll through in Halifax. These are the fond nicuiorii». Elllllln‘ and the fur-rcacliing not been his football days uttered by l'l"‘.‘i| m the Calcdriniiiii Club. ‘ dent Beatty of the C P, H.__ will; tun ‘.\f'll rilliicuibei- thcsc ova-hing bc proud of its team. captained his college riipliv ll,i.lll iillliclllluli lliid ill some localities are as gentlemonly a. lot oi‘ players 5nd who thirty 3.9,,“ “m, - in y lllflllllillPly still cxisi. There a. ever played ilic game. Theyhavci b! the best pa“ bucks n, ,-,1 wlts. gilded night. a splendid sci. of forwards and good ada. But. a boy need not go to (‘i ' don l halls txl lurc thcybacks. 'iilcy put lip u. grand game lege in order to hnvc. lll ltllf'l‘_\'('il )li_'»'*i of lhosc days. I wondci" if to- against l1alhuusiil. their third inllY 111110 01 19-1801‘ 01111431511105 these some memoi-ltoi, /\|l\i|ll|'\1,lji| duv our rccrilatioiis have lll1])l'1)\/1‘(ll four ililys." lHBTl/fll-‘l. Yfllfi 81111 Pfiflcvi-OWD- has taken an active: part. lll sport Cl one ililni’. 1 91" <“‘»1‘1l1il1. they, The only loss that I can find re-, in hi5 youth holdg Sjlllfllgl‘ [Wnlf-ln- huixc not brought. inorc liappincsscoiwied against the team is one at brances as the most ])l'|7.l't| trons-flit" hcrlllli. "The ,\'1111Ill; lncn oflliosl‘. the hands of our ow tires 0f his later years. 'l‘liilril net-ll lzir away ilays were the best. llllYvCOllCgO in 1888. be, therefor. no apology ioi- ulli- li1llllll'§’ could pl‘()(lll('(". To the, So phenomenal w letics. l,o_v;. ul that day tlicrc were idols ili of the. Club that on The first. effort ni illlllitlllt-l‘ lllh-‘illllll'lli"h. jllsl iis today lllvre illl‘. Wil‘ the secret of r _ letics into Prince Eduard ltililllll ‘idols like Lindbergh and Babe Ruth Poss‘ ly ilic absence of motor carsiwllfl W011 11151111011011 and to make clean sport. appeal u, ilurl lllll ’I‘ildcn. and Howie Mor- and jazz music in youth, was made by the (Jillodoliizlu em. or Johnny’ Miles. But lll those may have had Club. For a great many years the darn the idols whose achievements ll. annual Scottish gathering has l)l?(’ll‘f' crll boy athletes dreamed iverc an outstanding "eviliit." lll iiursuni- the illhlctcs of tllc Caledonuiti Club. lner sport program. 'l‘hc.~;i- t-h-iii. (lllr- iil the most ilutsstalitililg wxuzl

the g game ever played Such excitement has seen at il football game. I here before. Charlottetown slio

The vjgjtgl-gllbl. participate in sports.

from each group."

said Dean Briggs, of Harvard. |1S{,_Dl|n5[,{1n'$l1lfill€ believed in them. not

a5 me Succcgifseen that the majority of e wonders what lows we

It is CCfialll. at any rate, ihctgwllcsv after ‘a tcaln which stood up undefeated "511111011153" against three of the Marltimes‘ best 131101- "1110 tiliims in as many days did not can‘

their

half the team;l1111'l-" located in Vancouver. British 001-1111011111 1S I1 3 umbia. wl-icrc we find them today aslltlldehl/S 01/011180;

“college professors. lawyers and in 11185 0f a so-called ‘business, while one is City Treas-Illllpfi 111010 question murcr of Vancouver. Two or three:

i

,k06-O§0-0+§>>00-¢0¢+¢oco40o 00000

l Captured

“liel-"wlk nlid thousands: oi’ mcn captured by the ilvll‘. ‘

OOOfOO-OQOQOO4GQQO-VQ‘W

able kind.

are ili the Government service in. other prtlVlnCtls. .

l communities in general,

r." whose wits are dull;

Frostbites who is listless.

Minards Linlmellt counteracts inflammation. eases the pain. mothes and heals.

lining; a iiiiliiilitolilt$ BLACK TWIST

and will never return to any other brand. HICKESFS solves all tobacco troubles. and at nnm pitta men at. ease and comfort by its good quality, they

llelllllfi court. l do not think I need dwell on thlii. I am sure that ev- ery business man here. and every employer of labor will support my .- contention.

"‘§f§f§-Q§§§0¢4¢

S l And in bringlngnbout

enjoy :in of at all times anll llilvl- that satisfied smile of g ; . _ - .1}; “m” m” l - n mu" j I‘ 321s Ciilfidtlifllflll Club has donc more

. l , i all its slat-c.

HlCkGY & Nicholson TObQCCO C0,, l ._ j I There arc several reasons why the ; , athlete docs better scholastic work

MANUFACTURER (IIARLOTTETOWN I N I M E N: i)!‘ better daily work. iii tho m;

NON m0-o4+~44+-O++M++0++»+0Q++v4Q4-w+e0+w H

2

place a studentAn orderlto lllrticl

_Now what is true of the universi- ties ls true oi the schools and of 'I'he clerk who is more asleep than awake at his desk in the morning. the work- the boy these cannot attri-

bute their condition to the foot- rball fleld or the hockey rink or tho

All these men still keep up their b I know that. four of them recently met in a four- some at golf on the links of a west- crn city. and no doubt they grew reminiscent over the good old foot- “other birth and early training and. we hope, of their a

In 1891 so many of the Abegweit , _ team had either given up the gamcllllell 11110 up for an 11011111 W°.l'l“°"1 or left the province. that the Club l" 111° “"511 a" of m‘ Almml"

l This would, of course.

Too much it. cannot be given to the authq , , oritles of both colleges for the tlmellmy ‘"91" 111mm’ °1 “fiectlollaw fifillliloi:“hykgifgsmi“ and effort expended in developinga "lellloryl "lo 111911111117 of a 913111111130 I I I_' f] i . I physically m Student body’ and for who played the game beside them flllPlll Y lo is ilinlho o llllllt n _ providing healthful recreation and l" "mm "eaceh" days’ They 1"a1l'ln".my ‘ma a“ "' ipslm‘ m“ 1.11pm‘ ‘Kllqlinn w.“ “Wu. y, . l)“. \1'|r‘(i)[.q‘ friendly umleuczed it clean and I know that when ruiiiczl-iTliest- uninformed critics lie-l ‘ " 1 l ll ~ 1 1 11

me youth m Lhenpthcv looked their last upon the sulrllcve that iliev arc much -niortl.l"f ‘"1 1""l""l1l° ""11 11151

ion other fields, they played thelrifiilniliai- with the rules than lhu CX--Ol 3L DlmsmnlS-lust great game like men and met pnricnccil nuiii Will) is handling the

Williams‘ College. Massachusetts. P11111111 111111111111 18111110 11111181 “Scholastic records compiled for the 111° 01111111111111 111111011111 135g, year Show m“ athleuis at w“- two have won success in the United. hams maintain a‘better average in 5111-11653 illdl their studies than do those who do This is based on the scholastic records last year of a hundred students. fifty

College daysg- least.- two. Bill Halpenny and Phil 5am the 19M president McDonald. have represented Cali- as a rule, clean. whole- "d" "1 y some, vigorous young animals. cag-

In these universities it issaid , _ or, nthlems m,“ lower a ber of the Abcgwelt 'I‘rack Team ltisother activ- socllll, and per-

It has been stated that thc foo

bcr quite distinctly the team twc-nty years ago meeting ‘at City Hall at 8.30 a.m., three days week. to be conveyed to Victori

l-l

iuncomlnon to sec as many as thirt

k morning.

,_ . _ _ ‘ _ H liarllioli wo lilive the. pllinlilo plqlvntlrti; the standard oi ail hm“; L, m LlVf-n old men-lll the WOll tlic Maritime Championship a After the Abegweits stoppedpliiy-flla“ 1:99" "fllpQslilblli3 "a" W‘ 119;?" 11111111111111 ~11 110111‘? 01’ 0111 i-l1l1l“-‘*'\1_._. ppmpp. ,,|- (p0,... mi.“ Mugnendiug Lil‘, -l -_.‘ ' ‘ii-vii; mo Pcllnnuljjly where 1- was few years after incorporation. Sev-‘ing a. few of the younger lnembersflllelld "15 11 “ 09°C dame n" he ""111 01 1111" 11011111111- 1 l11*1l"i1/0-,l|-,,,._., I)I,]nil‘t1 n; Wnm “w, "N," Wu}, llzi-l i‘ l l long summer even- an of the members of the Clubllad of the old club augmented by ill-Jrecedl"? evenlng’ l. . ‘"1" b“ 111111111119" 1" Wllfll W1‘ 1111,,“ thpil- Hf.) |§.,,.,. Klvp“ in ||||q , for . , _ _ n?“ on 1m, roadsld; ,ltB_VFClOL1ISldC the province. namely. number of the youthful players in .Tl1° 111°" °11 11:15 13111111» 11"“ 1110111‘ modern language call the "l-‘nli’ firlpflwiln,“ m“, l.“ (Mm. |,,.(,v,m.,,_,, ; l i L“; .__.j V .ll1' !'Ulillllll- .~~ ill 1» vliltlfll .itllll\l'(,‘. 111511111 rlillcrstlngs WllOllHd been taught in the city led by Clansman S. A. Mc- Predecesmlsl are" Y 111911 ‘>119 » ilerllalls l should say iii h. ci-i-imul ' ' E . l

l. ,. and :il.ut‘lilllgl:d feet they England; George Robertson. Albert Leod. formed the Crescent ClubYhBVQ 01100151011111’ 1111 llllide good in tyne of’ Fill]. in 10111111111 111111 lllIL1§§,Q,.,',1ITIYQPIQL ‘.,§}‘,.§,’f,f.,;,',',',§',,,‘m

It is not xiccc. my to make ex- "put tilt‘ $lOll(‘,"--llOL the shot, of McNeill. K. -I_. Martin and StewarLThe football team of thLs organizaqflflel 11193 _ _ Inuit-ball lie is iiiiilillly iniliiil on tllclomfnuxulwmpnl hi. qlhieln’ P", cases for having. in a humble \Vfl_‘,’. mo ‘Jll d ‘s. but a real stone chip-lliid played with 1311111011519; Whllfiil-lvll. 100. Wills very successful from _ A 14511111110 "ewspalwr l" "f sidelines, wlillo iil hockey matcheslfipuorl‘: I l. _ ‘) m ‘XS l “'0 taken part in most branches of 151d in cx ct weight on the scales Dr. H. D. Johnson and W. A. Weeks|ltl95 to i898. playing nine games 5l10111l Pltilalfecelllll’ "l1" gtlqlvltu"; lie ls piliclicll oii the PiIllN. Ito lllllLl 13112;‘ '11’ _" H1111)‘ _Y‘ 111 1' 1'1’. Ill‘ athletics. If any ilrglllniliii were oi the village store; they tossedthe‘ were members 01' 1111‘- Mcfilll U111" and Wlnnlngseven. . 911m ed- __ lerehale m" m5’ ° sell‘ has ilever shone on ally 11111,‘??? "r11" ' I'M“ 1" '1‘ wimp’ 1'1"‘ M‘ needed to justify line's lli‘1li1!l.ll1)1l<i ciilicr; they tricd the high jumpyvcrsity fifteen. Of the other mem- St. Dunstalrs and Frlnceof Wales Yeslmdlly- T e 91'1"" "131" I liig [Him h"; 1p. p. H. Hujpfllypnj 111-, l-‘l 111-11 111i‘ 111"’ ""11 1"1“l1'111 l" better could be found ihmi iodiloic ond the r" - ynull. on fence-i or bers of the original Abegweits Cam- College Clubs had been playmgllmlke" "l1 1"" 111191051947" 01 1"” 1"'111“‘il l"‘-'11'»“1 111-1" 110111 110111" 11711"

L _ I L "BBQ 122d yetillgy t’???g1’?111:‘:nlgilgvglgilhlileggifeélafging3? opponent. or ill tho rulings oi‘ par in nerco egia . con s. lo ~ - - '

linen who have played football with "e15 101119111 "l? 131' "P11"- _ trained for two years.‘ these two institutions may befounilylffigllgi fllngleulfzxfielzl "ca; (iflon h pliivr-i- m] fllppiyjng n ymyql ‘1“1'l “1111111111111115. l1‘l1l‘11l"1‘11011 1\'1‘1'l' in very prominent places in every C , ' ' f u l i" h, I _. H. l _., f; '

"m" °' 1"“ °°"""‘°“ “"1 ""’"‘Wh°m m“ m “(new gulllgslrdillllg illl-ii. lilo’. Lmililliiiil: wiii .11’... Tonight we ly puss ofl‘. But lic is iisiiillly I

1for the cause of

fair ljllstice in the worl

d.

on of Railways;

in Winnipeg; one is a clergyman lone is a civil engineer; one ls man- lager of a batik [while four are l old home town and are coiitribu

in another province,

what is true or Williams is eqllilkle lrxcltfnrtrlilifnlillciltfillflllqftllrylglielgiiexnwhkve v-lluc- li has il liiiiioiiiil illlil even an 111111111 1111111 1111111‘ .11 made a success of their lives ilithell""""“'mm" lwlmll" have always believed in athletics," 11°51 111011111118 01_ 111111- 11111011 11118- -~I understood word "success." nmyllives are lives of service. because lll my lolig career I have good am- oped many outstanding athletes n; also ggod 5tudentsl__but other than the men to whom Ihave their prowessglbecausc I have seen the students 191911011- in athletics these 01d duygltflkt’! _a prominent place and win dis-' Something p; do wmitinciion in Lhe great world outside

Their

Prince Edward Island has devel- prominence in their respective fields than those I have mentioned. Atl

Olympic Games (World's- lChampionshipsi. but the achieve-l

‘ _ glad ltlCZiS through business. and 1t‘1llll.1~l we. knew illlil we lulvi- i-l-.-.- flab flames have done iuucn to (lc- this .v1‘ar'.. (lint-i. D. J. llfIiIlTDOIIHIK-blilll}! dead wcighl. and that every," l‘? b°l1l1l1l1l'.'011ll01'_.10 11110111‘ Wlllflqmzlirt? tlhcmt younger Fm“ “reflll-‘lhllll. 11.1’ intercourse and lllltlllf-ylllltlclllllls oi‘ the ccnirlsis we knclvi velop athletes in Pflllct‘ Fkivrflrli lflllllllitl'l‘v'_ known lls Bu; D1111. ‘man must have been physlcallyper- are 1-l1E_l-'i0l1dliflllSlllCl-lfllwbfllffhlllldlzl r 1'05 glib";- 1111101213105 01 11111 standing through meetings lii HlIOYI-jtlll track unit flolil. Tilily iii-o u,‘ mam; Mm from u“ 0W,- |ll‘lpr(|_ wlnp- Illf; lllhlflllf! nanicsilkqfvtt. _ v I _ gtherc is no better outlet or recrea-ltg" 1111"“ c i‘ -"' Y 1191395511111 There is il llllfil W11)‘, wllicli we miiirlcill gloss through which ivc] vlnce Practice falthllllll.’ ioi~ lllvill Wits i-iiiioii “Little Dan. Allq, iiic lfldlvldllill members of bhlfilllon for them than athletics wl-wlvl T?!) t}; ‘yer n t m,‘ llllvll lll-ell lryiiii: lllfflllgll the ci-u-ilook not wllll rein-oi. iiiii with‘ . each veer. and sonic of tlic in...» l-llli‘l' was licn Stewart. forlnl-‘rrlsy 01 famous team _l1l"F nll occupymllfillllilglfidi A131 11111111 l5 11110 01,“ has been m ‘Ymlge: u? klfdeslllrllls lliid which hasn't. got mi plcilsilre ill days llllll are forovci- athletes that Canada has (lv'(‘l‘lll‘il-'lvllillillglll‘. xviio ilft0l'l\V8{gi$et/1i-Hfa$‘lp:flC(:li of Dlgflllllrllflltllcf‘. in the llirp-{olllt-lhe Ctarigiailian girilritzvrésitlese is" tlrudmeet Wm] Us Ynl: mogc_the ma, v(,,.y_,._,,,. .11,“ h, wrung“ m“ nmtmgonn m" whim mm mm vmw ducod were discovered lll. our illl-‘IC won lnlciuatlona a In‘) k.‘- vnccs in wuci .10}! now rosdewbcc d l d i M rs is.’ mslDr Bub Donahoe and mp 1M8- um (if m“- polulclal“, n“, rmllu.j,,qs,, h, our mun“, and hear“ niml Scottish gathering. Hill ‘fllcll’ W011‘ £1,151‘); Llll-‘llchletxf 22:", Tw“ or "lace are defldt‘ 1m, this purl") gndecigrguegl‘ colglltln lrgrmtfmkne Unsworth During m‘ Co] there ls nilly ono Wily‘; tlinl. is lll;'l‘lll‘t')lli{ll that glass we. see coll- 11101105’ 1311165 H10 given at llic hnd Jim c ac em— . 1 vmcc wc ave success u c ergymcit. - ~. 11 S11 6115; ‘ ' ,' ‘gi-itlllg to know and liiulcrstavulWl-sts cn ic- lll t 4 -k i il.ll games simply because lllt‘ cash vliiiniH-whose soils hnvl‘. 10110111011 debtors. biltsiness mcn and civllW110 take part. in athletics hflVeOflIlegc 0011180 111 3t. Dunstans. the 0mm, neoplasm lv,,,,_,,,,,,_,, fl,,',i",l,f|-,.nf;( 4,11“, nll.‘ seems t0 appeal to the rural boy in their fathers‘ footsteps to athletlqgervants who were members of thabth‘: whole a higher average in theirlglmklqertlygs ‘mqnor gm best’ ham "lii business you know ll man for- ilienis nriil lfllllflllllli‘ will] Illlflrillfi‘ .more directly iiiiiii lllt‘ iv-iliiihuiti Hlltfffiss. Heatin- Llht tl-isetllsir Interesting wllllldlfle 1111111 student-S who took lw’ 11° 111°“ °° l“ Pmdlwed- ' ‘ . w. ---._~- -—-——-- .no icc a m

During those years he was. amem- ;";mfréolr;?e‘l llr)"°l‘{l'r:oh“llm ‘best. qualities and his finest look lugs. Sport. l believe, lins a grow-l or and more lasting effort

‘.l i\.I it“

l1

.,__

l?

k.

pate on athletic teamamust nlain» the Maritime Champiansforwhich

_ 11113.13 g rule or all iuil- points. During his medical course courses I; 5 sguqem, l; we“. lii at McGlll he was that university's he 15 debamd from greatest athlete. For four years he

better health. They cannot dissl- tercollegiate Champion of Canada.

Other organizations besides those already mentioned have donesplen-

sport in Prince Edward Island. The old Victoria Club was a great asset to the community striving as it did