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stantlats that statement. And the._

f"’ v _ 4 _ ,_ _ _ wrestlers in, one group will not meet 7 - v - ' o rr

tg are mm’ Spealezng i_‘l’,.’f,°, ‘{§,§“§,°,2,°,',, ‘§§j,‘j§’, ,,,,,, ,,,,_ G R

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_-___ same." und that the city was not ` von

beca

Mllaxiyground injures someone

b emu, according to the U’I'LOA,' N. Y., June 1--Uharles have anything at all say

ml-lite dnlslon of Supreme Court. Merritt received only s minor scratch the card they put on." Bild Glillllllh !"°g‘°”' Y°u say L°wi‘s has t° cle"

eth Lane, a school tea- when his automobile struck a dog. the

mv wud and injured her ns shc phone pole, and tore clown 25 feet of pon M esidence across the strei from fence The automobile was wrecked latedjust like a VB\ld¢‘/1116 c

he plavgm,m5_ completely. VV _ and I have the records here to sub-

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en ' umm newspaper clippings to dcprccetc

USIESBSS 000 because she WIS rolled over four times, smashed a. submitted to them. The wrestlefe N. .

By GEORGE KBKSEY

United Press Its!! Correspondent

' ‘ ‘ "un, - ‘ It seemed from what transpired at

_ _ l;.‘::w‘:‘ the meetinl. that Lewis really wants

l ‘ the match. and that Londos’ main

_ __ _ Ed, <Btr|ngler> Lewis attempted to mf' is t° k°°P °“t Q' it' _ - » ‘owe _nm Londo. mtg ‘ world.. If Lewis will cleanse himself of

tl i the odium that attaches to his nalne`

h°°vyw°1'ht in' ch p° I through the country and defect wo

mgtoh l-occh'tiy._cnd the ciiort reveal

S ed some or the mama workin” at or hree good men ll.ke.Shlkat, Bteele,|

the .v mm or Btienke, Mr, London will be glad

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A iaoth orc oicuhchtc to thc title. *° 111°” M* LMS- L°“°°‘ "°"°'

A1506, 'l50P°‘ 359° ° |"'*”"*°7"'°"‘°U°°‘|* howls is champion of the scudow =°f}_¢I:1t1v¢; reitirattervlwr dolucendgbnsgj ' Bw y°“"°’f “ fe" ref" ~ fggggv ’;,°_f;§p°~ “ °*‘““°‘°° °‘ “‘° o...r.i_-» °€'r.°.m....Z.r °§Lo... ~-tt..

f i i The wrestlers in “ch group m, dos isnt a. champion, nevermh: bg?

_ W __ _ _ v v hooked me vaudeville um Gem", . one. and nevervwill be. Lew as -

'wllsbn Nor LlAnus ` Tlrccourtrulod that there "ic noth John v. clihnih. choinncn oi, the femd him 14 “'““~5 “mi L°“d°5 ‘S ff ~f" W' ron nAsEnAr.r. mirtrs ing inherently dangerous about the illinois state cthlctio oolnrnlsslon, rc- ;f"*ld totpg; lnwhlhe fills Wiilzcilitg-

ed at the hearing’ and no Ona l)U0lll!IgEn§OOde`:n0ll ‘lie 3;T\nl.l’¢ 00I‘1i'

Aw N Y June 1-A city ls negligent in pennitting boys to play rose up to dispute him although both d d knawgitz Lew” is Rudy

BU” ' ' all boy in il catch in the pklyground factions were represented °" an y°“

use a sm "I don’t thin wrestlin promoters, 9° Wfeslle I-'°“d°S f°'f.“°°l‘m3' Wm*

y must t e e W Londo; has t0 clear himself of cow-

” s uwu-tnndor hutch.

not words nmaiod

3 mg “out all profits tp go to the American

lk m ml, cud u himself of this and that. Gentlemen.

clippings as evidence I have one here the charges Londos with bein! arrested for larceny_" said Sandow.

If you want to produce neWUP&P¢l’

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For announcement of todny's winnemwatcli this advertisement in tomorrow's evening paper. '

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Dad Offers Hlrn one for P ass"-1 larly from a dam with a known re bout seventy pounds of tat at cm__

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g _ cord of high production and having re

'Look here, Bill, if you’ll pitch in and

your exams, I’ll ie: you a C.C.M.

Elfyde. I-Iow does at strike you?"

"Dad, I'd do almost anything for a

C.C.M. You just watch me.” `

"And, dad, a C.C.M. won’t cost you as

much this year either. I saw in the paper

ihEt"'C.C.M. bicycle prices were the

lowest in thirty years.”

"Well,that’s certainly good news, son.

Most everything else I know of costs a lor more than thirty years ago. Is the C.C.M. quality as good?"

“I asked the bicycle dealer about rhae,

dad. He said C.C.M.’s were, if anything, better than ever. Anyway, rhey’ve got the same six big C.C.M. features."

"What do you mean, six features?" "Gee, dad, don't you know anything

about bikes? »

"First, there is the C.C.M. 20-yea.:

Nickel Plating. ‘ _

"Second, the C.C.M. Triplex Crank

Hanger that makes for easy riding.

"Third, the C.C.M. Improved Her-

cules Coaster Brake that makes it so safe.

"Fourth, the C.C.M. Hard-wearing

.Enamel baked on over a Coat of Rust- Proof.

"Fifth, the Gibson Pedals, (on most

models).

"Sixth, the Dunlop Times." r“\Vhy, Bill, you must have been hang- ing around that bicycle store lately, to pick up all that information. I did not know you were so keen about a bicycle.”

"I'm so crazy to own one, dad, that

I'll study my head off to win a C.C.M.”

(\_Y/'hy not oder your boy s C.C.M. for

Pmlns?)

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i Q mc” °‘”` ‘"m°“ “re 'S “F 5"” °r difference, we find that we still have

‘ . . °"°55`b’°d bu-us because they "nn" about twenty-eight hundred dollars

. see the dollar lying close behind the to the good Hence’ We have me

P°““:- if ;';°l:°"YS ti; big; ‘gt r, dollcrs thot have tech hiding behind

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¢_¢ ' the penny.

also for G three years at 6 per cent compound- The above muy proves the great

_ ____ ed would figure at about nine een value of keeping records andy being

& md his °ff5Pfm5 are 0” 3 PM with used the good sire and in this man-

I 21°; m°lh;:; lnnjegard l'°l;h°i" Fr: ner, each dalryman who keeps re-

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S““““°*'Sid°- ' ‘ ' ' P' E' Island setting anywhere. But suonvie he hes 23”; iljutfirsijllmlfufnltillllhlgy Eobgirlgm C- C. M. CLEVELAND ...... ....................... ........ $39-on gm molce of buying, pm-e.b,-ed more money into the country Ma‘ C. C. M. RAMBLER $35.00 - animal fromarealquslifled mother helping to mlkeabetter and more C. C. M. OVERLAND . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $33.50 whose record WHS l`0‘-md °b°“l' mu" prosperous province. Take the hint

cAllE'r ' ' $28.50 *‘““‘*’°“ P°“‘““ ‘“‘ ‘“ °"" W” “” and set bw. bv 5° dmc we are

~ °° ' °' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ‘ the price of three hundred dollars, making our country 5 better place

' h orders _ w c e.

Frught prepaid °n cas cent would amount to about ility-

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Buy YW? C- C- M- Bicycle fI`0m he originally cost him, hc is out in gaming in wisdom but also bm,m_

J” d°u’"5- At the end °‘ three years' able to show in black and white what

Repairs and Accessories for all makes of bicycles. and nity-seven dolim sud thirty nm was so ,vsmng fo, Flovd crew’

` f f - . - 2 seven dollars and thirty cents. This

bull when sold should bring for beef

We carry -a full line of Cleveland Bicycles, and have the best equip- .8 ,,',u¢h gg thg'or-dlnsry one, namely, BUSINESS so G23;-S mm 52500

ped Bicycle Repair Department on P. E. I. one hundred count, which would

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country cheating people Of his own race. Gentlemen, you came up here

to sling mud. we came up here to get _

a match with Londos."`

“That is out of the question. Lon-

dos will never meet Lewis until he purges himself of his had name with the wrestling fans." answered Londos’

attorneys.

The meeting ended bY_G€l1¢1'Bl

Clinnln saying that Lewis had made a bona fide offer to meet bolidos and

that it had been refused, llid that é henceforthxno wrestler could a.p&ar in Illinois and represent himself HS

t h lon until

World's heavywelgh c amp the issue had been determined in a bong, fide contest.

A Slre ,E of Canada Lrmued

After all, nothing can replace good, honest _ ,

tobacco; grown and ripened right. out in the ;, ` field under Nature’s own sunlight-nothing _/ g. Q "ir V ` v v

artificial about that-and the high quality ,J _,-5 \\;\\/

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In a Derby winner or in a cigarette, quality fly" '

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possibly $6 1;1°S*- ‘11‘;°*fd S°“”;’;‘;‘f that with an average herd or milk n dam' era ure' 'B many cows he will increase the yield of ers realize the full trutn of this state~ his omprmg at least three pounds M ment, still fewer realize the money mm; twice damn Nov much you say,

unds per day for say three hundredl

nt prices, thirty cents, would mean r

tm necessary wp” "° enable her W a gain of twenty-one dollars per cow ml” he’ Pla" in l’h° sh°W ring over the production of the dams, and Th’ dakymm' wh° ms been °t` ln an average herd of eight cows tending to business knows the yalue this would mean B yeuly sam or onél °n1y "°° Wen' Many g°°d farmers hundred and sixty eight dollars or do, and all should keeps herd bull over E three year period a gain M. ““°"r‘°”‘° °f his °ff5P““g ‘"° Pm' over five hundred dollars, not count-

duclng milk and butter fat and mg me increase in skim muk_

then only do they know his real Lev us sm] follow up this Compu* worth. This is the supreme test, and son suppose this good me would be were it not for the time and expense used by the owner and his immedmw required, it would be the real method neighbors and let us say would sire M judging B' male t° ggduce better twenty heiiers each year for three cows. The fact that br ders do not yea" sixty in au' ten 0! which lat us find more ready sale for aged bulls say' vvere nm any improvement on of proven value, is one of the re- their dams, we sm] have any cows grettable features of the movement giving six pounds per day more than f°f ““P'°"°“‘°"‘- their mothers, which would bc it goin In fl" t°° many cases' the average of over three thousand dollars to

breeder, when he has to pay from these daivymen over 8 three year one to two hundred dollars or more period, as Wen as having upwards of for a good bull, looks long at the dit- ninety thousand pounds of skim muk

ference and eventually buys the ext" feed

cheaper animal. And in many dis- If dbh, mn th mms]

he sells him to the butcher for what our herd are doin ou are nut om

money the amount of the interest mg the vmole communnv that have

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