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ion of Europeans rings Sympathy to Players . From 130-- minion -

J 26 once. lm- '_' “s? Canada, France

men," the Canadian olym- “' . ,, yfilfi enthusiastt the hundreds that 1e o1 the procemlon i-oni the city hall ink where the of-

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olid siillllllll ° More tit the games.

mg ceremonies tloli 5W9“ l

v9 yesterday

t to the (‘unuditi a contestants

decision ivi pa and i Swedish taunts.

he luembe teurs.

mien; Protected. |i Ca representatives has

was, Sivetlt-s

cc weeks.

ast Horses For

ngements for the races.

wu-za eraser CHAR LOTTETOWN

Tide popular Hotel has been completely renovated and n. furnished throughout Ind oifera very gem. iortabie accommodation la the travelling public.

The table la eapee- lllly good and the pub- ilo are oourteouaiy cared for,

Rates 83.00 a day.

BRUCE J. TAYLOR. Manager

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Chas. German Shows Up Poorly in Prelim- ina1'ies.~Drops ceremonies were Out 0n Fourth

reception was dee- by the Canadian

HOCKEY.

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ExhibitioTDii-ectoijs Turn Track Over to Driving Club

FREDERICTON, Jan. 26.——Fred- ericton Exhibition directors have decided to turn the race track ev~ r to the Fredericton Driving and Snorting Club to hold mid-summer race meetings for a period of five years, thus guaranteeing perman- ency in the operation oi the track.

Acting upon this decision, the

c‘;

‘ Meter Measurements In English for Skating Fans

in view of the fact that the Olympic aketing race; are in in meters, the following table has been compiled for

convlence of followers of the sport. Cut the table out and keep it (Q1- m.

1 Meter . . . . . . . .l . . . . . . . . . , . . . .. . .109 yde., 1 (L, 1 in

. .546 ydo» 2 ft., 5 in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..1,126 ydm, 0 ft., 4 in. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .3 mllles, 350 yds., 1 ft., 8 in

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..6 mlies- 701 ydsq 0 ft, 4 in

10,000 meters . . . . . . . .

tsxeciitiiwl of the Fredericton Driv- ing and Sporting Club commenced arrangements for their season's

urds here early iii February.

they will have

f the French - CllAMONiX, Jon.

' feature of the ivith Only lllme

wits the warm o the Scotch cur-

tlio speed slotting 924 Olympic Games. d today, with total orway was second United States third

with eleven points.

3 meeting of tlic Olympic ex- uuc ruling made

5W1 (u goal lending ivascou- i1 rules. Some

consider that ll handicap tlie Can-

Churles German o tered the first li thousand metre ra Quaglla, of France, ternoon as a practice fifteen hundred metre. he dropped out in distress a completing four laps.

Horse Racing at

Wm, 11m 111118116111, ce against Loon

event. but

nie Collette, goal tender for fler

Canadian team, took the oath ehuif of his colleagues, that rs oi the team were

nsitierable sympathy in luv!!!‘ nadiail hockey and skat- lieeu ar- t by llie action of the Nor- and lllnlandei-s rotestlng this uiornlnz. flfilllflfli Canadians lryini; “l8 lw- Tllfi atlians lllltl obtained permis- to practice, for the first time lire-e iveeks, but after they had I on the ice for three minutes yworo suitiuiurlly pulled off as suit of the strenuous objec- s raised by the representatives Norway, Sweden and Finland. s titlier competitors had had rliced recently the sympathies practically everybody at Chum- x is now Willi the Canadians. e team is in fine shape, despite ‘k of practice during the past

large and enthusi- tlfercd Bridge ice to wit- sl race of the season

Owing to the an ing the ice was some- biit all seemed ready

alled was the

The first race c rlors mid

e with seven sin by Gypsy Girl. Tile four starters won

ng is the e\immai'y:-— R .

ey Girl—-(C. Robinson) .3 1 (R. Barrett) 1 2 I~(H_. Cudmoro 2 ii —(Anios Gallant "i

lier~ ( H. Stead)

Ethel Todd——tl~l Best time——1.15. 5

avia- uenasluimv-a Qciaie-‘IQNH

d~fDr. McKeniiii) 1

The Ice Races

re molar, will be a prominent titre oi sport this winter, judg- ily l-llc nilmertitts fast horses being cot really. Not for years -. thou- ilet-n silt-ii ‘an array of ll put-om und ‘trotters as will be liable for the contests ‘of the rlolleloivn Driving Club. it, is rslood that a meeting of the b will be liold shortly to minke

Ilest time-LIZ. .

Sturters~Doiiiiiiic Dorian. Ad

B. Crasweli, \V. Mc- Leod and Howard McKay.

.___.-ne&——~

One of the Crystal player; w deserves special mention

entre, Gauthier.

QUEEN sorrel. l

which had been ripp-

relieved only. once d

the Crystal goalie, is another man deserv

mention, bombarded on all Bldcfl

his mettle.

with “l-lerbie" in the nets. defence men, played tho game in their usual style. showln

turned in an exception-

ally brilliant game, Crystals on the wat

while Damond in‘ the nets made

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' Dear Mr. Calder:

The Ottawa ' Hockey Associa - tion wishes to officially protes

' against the continued brutal ta tics of some otthe Canadian Hoe is the r ey team players. Every other ttoa _ On Frl- in the N. H. L. has suffered from t he played the game of serious injuries at the hands of notwithstanding the fact Canndienpleyera this year. Valuable players are apparently was troublesome, lie the chief objects of these attacks. th the bell, and was So far this year Randall, of Hamil- iiring the 8n- ton, Stuart of Toronto, and Den- neny and Droadbent of our team liawensuffercd injuries inflicted by ing of special the slicks of Canadian players. it has reached a stage where play- ers on other teamg feel that when have nothing to fear they step on the ice against the Canndien teams, especially when Crystal playing at the Mount Royal Arena, they are taking a big risk of being z BDBBG seriously injured. The serious fea- flml titre of these injuries is that they Abbie‘ combination were caused not by body checking

but bysticks.

the Abbie! fflfll The remedy lies in your hands and in the hands of those in charge

keBDlflK llie of the Canadian team. We can ch all tbrouzh. prove without difficulty Sprague Cleghorn, the captain of "Wlllilili- the Canadian team ‘has repeatedly ve cvntlnllllly addressed threatening remarks to llout stick handling our players and thetlie line been lNlBBBlY llllflllli’ ll"! heard coaching members of his team to "get" some of our play- ers in Montreal game. A man who § steps on the ice in the frame of 2 mind that Cleghorn -usuaily when playing against Ottawa is not only a menace to our team but a t menace to‘ ckey as well. He shows O O

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m; tion.

3| With kind regards,

youra veryeinceroly, 1' F’. an

Q.

A “POP” GEERS STlillY llilil BY IRVINE [ilEASilN

e 0f the Form-

operutions, which, it is expected will commence with the holding of the annual meeting of the Maine and New Brunswick Circuit stciv~

An Interesting Reminiscenc er Owner of “Peter Manning” an ~ Veteran Reinsman of the Grand Circuit.

Hui POlnIer. him the iliii

President Rift-ls, Secretary Fun-- bunks and the various stewards of the Circuit have been conimiiiii~ called with and invited to conic here, while W. ll. Gocher, secre- tary of the National Trotting Arr scclntion. has also been invited to attend. The present expectation is that the meeting will take place about Feb. 8th, and that the cir- cuit will then lic formed for the 1924 season, dates allotted and the Year's racing programme pretty

Geers’ stable to get

While l ivus showing 4 of sale flurry lluuiliu drove up be‘ hind u pair ol‘ cobs. lic ignored inc _. . 1, but told tieers tliut not pveii 1!. rope hwmg ("QABML halter was to go with blie horse, "~Wlic.ii lie dluvo away, .\‘ll'. Gears _ world‘ rotor?‘ told "me to collie into Hui Po frleuds: Rochester harness used for two years on Hal Pointer ‘this goes with tliiui‘ and . cautioned me to not "om ‘mo’ ‘van leligtii oitlie (

(By W. H. Grocher)

During; one of tire the Grand Circuit ing u! Syracuse,

who is kiilowii all over int-orbs

set oi‘

p Wll0Ii lie reduced tli‘ he had

club, which had been made vacant by the resignation of William Cruikshank as secretary, was m. s led by the election of D. W. Grifr- iness in William itii, who has been identified with . the management cl the Frederic- ton track in various capacities for

some yours, llllg done most of tlic 599ml‘ secretarial work for the past sev- eral seasons and is well qualifier to carry out the onerous duties o 1 office. The new secretary is woli 11 known to campaigning horeeriie

and tlie executive were ugroeabl to titer

"in the curly nineties ivhen i was truggiling along in t~iie lutn

mu 1 interfls blankets and l‘ 6112592; said: ‘They belong to ‘you. ~ ' lluiiilin will never miss tliciii.‘ lite _ _ 1 1 _ . U “urges mm puver 11111131511131113181?1320131: an. pit iui soiiiciiuits. but not

mus which I have McLean knows hockey from st "Wihile l was in

known pool seller

At that time l liud Sometimes l Illililtl from my business ‘for

Buffalo that week The

l ‘Poi nter

the summer i895 i dron~

ed off at Bufiutlo for t

"leelhlg" Helm‘: w” 1, mp dziy utter ti purchased ‘l-lu ‘ ' ' . t '. t ‘ '. t V. ~ . .

Qvgelsfirizl nrldilqtgnm from l qr metropolis will be on hand owner of Hal lln ivouiti t-nter liini ili t at that town f0 a iiieetiu $1000 mam“ “We he" lowing week ‘Argillll i-ter and diuscnt was 11" “m1 v1s1.1g1e_ Andrew“ drove would be there an horse without a sulky.

“l-iul tboint-er made h a for me at Warren. i-lc ond to Raven otter

“l never forgot, ner with which lMr. m“ “mg me when I purchase the first heat. An opporumm, 0 we"! 1° Bu‘ ‘l’°l“m" (‘illmE my way iin the race was all

the new

busy. We went into the and szll down buck oi‘ n

m, cnvs-rats vs. ABBIES rowan "Convict by

lie free for all g tlic fol- Ben I ivlred that I

being raontestetl. 1119

i" xioscot and (l-cers wu

‘

J‘ , . -.._

’ d the reputation of‘

’ ' being sot-t, had ti clia

Pointer, especially when ttl were split as that

lunibus meeting ‘l was o for ‘Peter Manning. Later tlio some _____ l0 $69.99“ Mill all" Tlie second gzuiie of the Ca ttei‘ 0V9»? Wllll ‘ll'l\1l" inn national ivinter sport t0 hike ll ‘blll Sllllll" 1iluco at Kensington on Thur tillillllllllfi W115 l‘) night, Jan. Zith, and the result “WW was uiiotlier victory for the. single ll!‘ ‘ma’ men, by a score of 4 to 1 g l" favor. The victory for the Bil-lg" Gee“ d” was contributed to in no snial ll all“ Igrce by the stellar playing of

Everyone supposed over but paying in front and won (“(1 n01 1166,31,,“ fifth beats. The last 1mm, rmsed 11v Mam“ tallkng the ma d the winner, nu. Ham- my ,1 decw.“ pulled 0!! his gloves m,“ 11,31; peter iii sell Hal Pointer for he 111N011 1n Ge‘. “The party who ‘my “n” wanted ‘to use lPe ed “V” “ml ml," an udverilsing com I olined to be ‘a party l0

iiiillPlliNi

The following letter has been lln nervously uni broadcast by the Ottawa Hocke Cl : 000.‘ Wiiile his remark

Ottawa, Jan. 23, 1924. Frank Calder, Esq, president, Na-

tional ilockey League, Mon-ll llle slimmer "mi

if you will accept my m "Through the in said ;Mr..Hsmlin in and 1,15

l’ which he had wmlm Se lllialed‘ talked it over

ll Peter lt-fanninli- king when lie twaa i te out the check and hand- Geers was winning am; 11,8 1,01. tai- Pointer while we duded M1; n it was finished the Gem go

“If you will walk 10,. 11,9 M1111 dges‘ stand with nie l tury of the Vil- 131,111,110‘ ‘bill of sale ma", was m,

were talking Whe d“ m “We generally “pitta it. over“ beginner at

. tli. t , . e tam: zgnlsa‘; with the extrepllnu of Preston iietly for the "Bentldicls," ivhicli

.1 wed m when will have the Secre “m e loge Farm give you ‘a.

half way across t Harry ilanilin. in what we ‘would if suit but wliicli was thirty years ace.

"Wthen we were tire truck we me

momaow niglitr-li.

cause OF LUMP JAW ___._

hereditary

not so common When Mr. Hamlin told his the thud sold Hal out in a torrent of shocked lila father and made disease.‘ nor is it taken the Buffalo alked to my father ly Harry asked me

would not have as he did. Final the skin or mncflllfl e I ‘came from a t, Pennsylvania. Turn- er, Harry said: ‘Give beck. lHal Pointer is heater and can win. ll Hal Pointer to a 1- fi-om the bushes.’

top the ogumenl -Mr. ‘Hamlin took the check from his pocket and tendered ‘it to me. time "l was milled on ac- balng called a ‘little pike:- although at the time l did not have in the bank over a hundred nmre than the price paid for the h and I refused to macs ‘cloned the argument. walked to the judges’

fungus” (acti om ease technically

omy-cosis, from

tioned. in probably l1 m0 You mus-t not se beards or awna of wheat or wild grasses. or

f feeders carrylnl; the a! °l llie lung“; m’ possible service. -

0W5 T 1 1 _ 2,12. o support nleaqures ‘or the ‘m Crunwood meeting had ‘been held

building oi‘ tlio city and further a“ fungus, it contains “as 01 30m govemmenh lie would have been a factor in one: Charlottetown

To maintain an efficient and ec~ “Colonel Waltz did not take to ,. grain. etc.. in ‘},‘,‘,‘§’,“,,§°;},‘,,,‘_“"“'““"““°" m a" ‘w the ice and was not good enough Hotel Co‘) Wlw" Tofv tn c ltlnofth ‘"59" l"! permarleili strtiaetompgoegi-iimrne ili Mllllll- ""11 Clliltllll" 5mm?“ w“ 61301111181“ due “ma and not undertake also nnnoiiiccees ii . l started iii-m “"5" expenditures that will add to our m1 cattle’ ‘was given he made a hroak1,_tiirn'etl, _,__ mo... l‘ t» l. -may sag that a horse may he evei~'1.ltiiin:nn, Ztiqnm-al; _1_ Norwoom zoo goo a trottei- on clay and. he1(ialt; H. Procter, Toronto; R. S. a Tllflllklll! Y0“ l" Bllllclllflllllll- pnight not be able to race on tlio 1l)nwe. Toronto; l’). Znndlton, De. regulation half mile track, iced. ‘troll; E. Bnumau. Montreal; QM.

to the tissues. When pus buosss.

particles

which contain s these

getting onto grass

no improvement over loot ‘your when he was a. disgrace to hockey.

The situation canned by these brutal displays in a very serious one. Unless it is remedied liy the proper authorltiei it wll lead to the disintegration of the N. H. . I hope that you will give this let» m, tor your most serious considera-

wounds occur. For the animal that has a actinomy-cotic sore

should not graze with sou and had better be ken As some of the pus m k and contaminate it. cow affected with e disease centre should not b for milk produotio added that the mea ed animal is fit for use

e races for the were disposed of I went over b0

' %r¢“ A.}l§¢ Carioad Sugar : ‘Beet Meal A

DAIRYMEN "in need of on‘ above will plane call "and beck their Onion for deliv- __'"'¥;_9n "arrival, u we navo only: limited quantity for

t on an affect- if lllulllll before emaclatlon is tonne and while the fee iii good health and eating well. The lame ia truo of milk. But-if the lump ha: come an open sore. neither fleah nor milk of the lftectodanlraai la tit foi- human food.

A a

animal ia otherw

WATER POW‘! R TOOTH IR UlH- nn-nan-n- l

l-An mufmnettllc tbqfllbhllh recent» l-on the semi

. . HALO-At ‘the P. E. I. Hoa- th, 1024, Ivan L. Mc- id-aaedlt years eon at Ronald

i BASKET BALL some AND omen EVENTS

PAGE THREE

LARRY MAELEAN “liiE YANlfS” illlilliRl Al T

Will iilNiill liliiiSilEliilS.

Crystals Clash at Arena.——He Will also Offtciate in Summerside on Friday.

by fixture tomorrow night litetirt-l

cy fans and lovers of the gunn-

iip in tho final set-lo oi the l’. E. ll. L. at Suinuiersitll-l.

cud ivlieii the Ailegiveits u (lranitles clusiietl in St. John Jan. 10th. Tile favorable impr iilOll niude by liiiu Oil tiio fans a

was one ivortlty of’ notice. it history now but. nevertheless

“Larry” proving equal to the occ

Ml‘ ceptionully keen on "tricks" wli

to finish, and referees the so

“l” Clygwls “ml Abegwcll-‘lr lmck‘ intltion tit Mount (‘lemons OWifl" curd by Fl Vtrio (heat

general will be interL-sietl to ll‘ill'll y1vc,,~,,1.1u11on,qy m, tmrk 1,, _a1,10“.,,,1 m 1m that Luri'y_ MCLQZHl oi ltfttllvrltt- 1mm 1mm, 11111,, 11y,.1,1y.11v(. ,1.‘11-$' ch15“- mll- one lllllc llllllblllll llllllkl’)! rticiiig iii one ycur. This rlllc was lougiic player will liuiitlle the \\‘lilS~ 1111,1114. 011 _;,,11_ 1611,, “m1 “.115 111,. tie‘, lie will also officiziie in llie SillilO capacity on iicxt Friday Crunivoml liieeiing, which wusistug- iiigiitwvhen these tcttiiis will lint-