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_ Of lat0 1”" PGI'
ly too much, ,has
od sport and
Sport is necelsarh ll necessary as
lfood or fresh air or stinlhine. It is a
' ..-1°” on" '°‘" .°’“"°""”"'”|lnrgc factor in promotinl the moral
a|:ril::.MB\l>u3ln?:d §en:`L‘:l"“de"end religious as well as the mental
innd physical health. Reclining this
siruitoxv. JUN: rr. ro.; land rsnlicins, nun, the universality
, ;of the instinct to indulge in sport,
THE uuiscoiu DEBATE. 'the Yo--s M°e'a-°\=rt_w-- --Mr-
__. . ltions throughout the world have in-
Tho debate in the British House of ‘ stituted a campaign for the governing
Commons on 'the Marconi scandals,loi sport, making it morally as well
if it has done nothing else, has help-las physitally beneficial, and also forl
ed to clenr the nir. str Ruins Isnncs ‘ placing healthy sport within reach of
and Mr. Lloyd George were inn pcni-lthe masses in the cities, particularly
ltilildtrtlliiltlltddc gdfclililjiirdld Fontmad  l thlffrpogli-.adford has had practical ox
lflfl0COI'f 0 , » `
assumed while giving evidence beforefheriellw in this d¢’ll>Bl'¢l1l9!l¢ 0! tht!
the Select Committee, when the ing-; work and the results of the efforts oi
ter cnllcd Hesvsn ns witness gg his E himself and those associated with him;
own righteousness, Now they bans; in Amherst and elsewhere are so en-
ifus
Engllsh 5- admitted their entire gnu: in gsm-,confusing and satisfactory that other
Shoulder Brace S
These are something new,
strong, comfortable and
well made. We have them
for boys, girls, xren and
women.l.et us show you
them. Price £1.50 rach.
J. G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST
ming in American Marconi shares miles throughout Canada are now
are members, was negotiating a con-l In a word, the idea of the new
ltrnct with the parent Marconi com-E move, is community co-operation, not
,pnny. They also regretted their fail- ' 0515' lll IIlBf»t2I‘B Of lD0l`\'- but lll °"°l`Y‘
,ure to divulge all the iscts when theyi thing that concerns the welfare of the
,made denials in the House last Oc-l°itY 01' °°mm“ni'~Y- with l`¢f°l`€l`l°° £0
Stobor. It may`bc mentioned tnntlsport a central organization, repre-
fwlien the disclosures assumed serious,sented by all classes and embracing
ldimeusions both sir Rufus 1sns¢s,olire1igioua denominations, controls,
innd the Chancellor of the Excheq\ier,Witl'1ill DGCBSBHFY limitli. U19 SP0”
,tcndcrcd tncir rcsignntinns to uro‘i\nd the athletic grounds of the com-
ii-rinrn Minister, but Mr. Asquitn, in munity- Th" °”°'d' general and re-
'rclusing to accept them, intimated‘sp0nsible supervision, direction and
‘that if there were to he any resigns-  promotion of sport; makes legitimate
tions, the wnole Government would sport avtiiliibls for all classes; pro-
. __________ ‘bc included. ivides supervised and properly equipp-
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in silver deposit ware
including
Sugar and Creams..$l.80 pr up
Tru. ~ots ....... ..,..............$lJ.00
Marmalade dishes......$2.25 up
Salt Shakers .....,.........$|.50 pr
Butter plates........ ........$l.75
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Ca1neron’s
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Towhom lt May Concern
Between June aoth, igig, and
D:cembcr gist 19:31 want to srl
5_'tcoo loaves “\_an1crcn's Home
Made Breed.”
To do this, we are-putting out an
extra iincqunlity loaf Please try
our bread.
Ewen Cameron
B -ker
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ll0'|`EI. VENDUME
To those who enjoy Home Com-,
fort. Good Service and Cuisine
et reasonable rates
-Register at ' the Vendome
49 Water iHreer,Ohsrlottetown.P.E.Islnnd
ANBIW crm., with evrrything abso-
lutely brand new and up to-dats. Good
accommodations 'or tourists.
Rates from $l.‘»0 Up Per Day
George Pursey. prop.
5-24Mstt r mo
 
::'I'he majority of people favor the
paste form of dentifrice to all other
varieties and find that Roxall Tooth
Paste is the best without doubt of all
now on the market. This splendid
dcntifrice has no impurities and is
remarkable efficient in keeping the
teeth clean and sound, preventing de-
cay, hardening the and keeping
sweet pure. Large tube
back dissatisfied. The
tlorner-ot.Greac~
This, of course, has had a steady-led play-grounds for the poorer chil-
inlt effect upon the party, ss mnnyldren and in short protects sport in
of the supporters of the G0vernment,ull its ramifications from the dan-
Ein the I-louse of Commons, who wouldlgers to which ungoverned and unre-
gludly see the Attorney General and i gulated sport is subject.
the Chancellor of the Exchequer sac-1 The Charlottetown Y. M. C. A.
riticed, are not prepared to have tbs , made s, move in this direction when,
:Government go to the country with ailast winter, it organized the "Athle-
iliélrnished reputation, The pnbim m_, tic League of the Churches." Carried
lfdfest in the debate wss intense inlout to its intended conclusion the
ltbe extreme, and party feeling mn[League of the Churches would bring
lhlilll. ih0l1gn this was somewhat » all the boys and young men under one
,m0dl5€l1 by the fact that Sir Edwardl managing board, and at the same
,Carson and Mr. F. E. Smith, Con-:time eliminate all causes for wrang-
Lservative front henchmen, had ac- ling and discord to be found where
icepted retainers from the brotherslrival clubs exist. In Charlottetown,
l Isaac in their action against Mr.lfor example, there are at present
l(lccil Chesterton for. criminal 1ibel,lthree Athletic Clubs, between which
§GfiSillg out of the same scandal.  there has existed so keen rivalry that
‘Most of the Unionist press, from Thel at one period in their history,to have
ETUUGS d0WllW81‘d. delllored the action brought their teams together in some
tof these leaders in becorr.-ing thus cm-lforms oi competition would have
lbroiled, but they excused themselves? meant unpleasantness. With such a
on the Plea of professional etiquette,l division of interests it has been found
which will not allow them to refuse difficult to get enough support to
‘the hrst retainer offered. Be that asiprovide uniforms and playing gear.
lil mflY. their silence having becnl Business men have been asked to con-
Ibought, in the House two oi,__th¢_l_tribute to _,many calls of this char-
.m0Sf lllCiHi\’e dcbaters on the Ofppo-iacter, Neither club could afford to
Sition side were lost. lhave a trainer, a coach or a leader.
The country, as a whole, was ex-illccently the business men of the city
pectunt, and everywhere was to bel were asked for contributions to assist
,found evidence of how the disclosures; one of these clubs to purchase ath-
ywefe flflecllllg the Liberal fortunes. , letic grounds and the city itself made
The country Liberal meetings in thc* s generous contribution for this pur-
Ollen nir have been abandoned, aslpose. The grounds thus purchased are
,the hm Pouol Bwfmed them With a valuable asset to the city generally
Cries ‘lf "M‘“`°0”ite5»" "pallalllldl-H." l and to the club which owns them por-
Hfld "C0l”FllDtors.” What annoyed thelticulnrly, but they are not available
mun-ln-the-street most was the diiil- l to the boys and the young men ofthe
ICUUY Of getting M the truth. andjcity. In the near future we may look
people of fill 9h“d¢S Of DOUUCS ffeelylfor similar requests from the other
C0011 eXC2lll2i0I1 t0 thll WHY ill Whidhlclubs for assistance to which, prob-
Iit has been dragged out of Minis'ters,lnbly, they have an equal right, and
Clllllllllllfllllg in the l1dmiSBi0l'l iuflhciwhich if pbtained would doubtless be
Holme of Commmls- A 9tl`il4'illg el-I used in their own interests to the ex-
ample of the laissez-faire attitude slusion of all others, -
ladopted was the admission of Lord The city should be, and is, able to
Murray’s brother, Captain Murray, ai provide suitable athletic grounds open
n-.inor member of the Govcrnment,lg¢ svn;-y msn and boy in the city,
“that the country would never havchpnis would be possible only under
henrd of the Liberal party funds be-lsgms community system, along such
Illlll lllV0Stdf1 in M2lI`C0l1iS “H1088 the 3 lines as that proposed in the Athletic
Stockbfokef Fenner had failed-" Ill League ofthe Churches. It has been
other words, the guilt is not in the suggested that this league be en-
KFBV0 C0lI1miBBi0ll Of Ml Mt. having! larged during the present season so
OVCPY Bdmlllonvq Of C0l‘l'l1l>l1l0ll.hlli3i“'as to take in on thc managing board
lit*-lm: found out hy the accidcnwlln rcprcscntntivc of sncn or thc
ftwl Hull the mcdlum throutzh wbichl Atirlctic citrus, urs cricket olni., and
-thc “ilu/°»tmcnts" were carried onl nny other nunntic group. 'rms would
ihccumc ri defaultcr and levanted. Can E form 3 recreation ggmmission which
,lille W0l\<1€f0d Si. that ‘l0l1C°. Stahl. i should control and direct every kind
ihouest John Bull stands S0m¢Wl1l`=\t; of sport. It could also arrange for
vighost at this new standard- of poll-land provide supervision for may.
lticnl morality and honor? It is very` grounds for the younger children, in
d0“ll'°ll1l. m0l"€0\’€F. lf all has bwlll different parts of~the city. This would
revealed. Already there are gravelmnke ,possible ths supporting A 0|
rumors that a certain member of thel coaches and leaders for the different
.while the Government, of which thoyladopting the same lines. \
to whitewash the Ministers, hadl
large dealings in shares; and it isi
lalso hinted that other scandals con-l
qncctcd with oil companies are loom
mg up in the future. The books of
the ahsconding stockbroker, examin-
ed for Marconi transactione,- siso,
allowed dealings in oil companies*
.hnving Government contracts. Butl
‘Lord Murray who could, it he would,;
throw abundant light on these tran-=
sactions, is safely located in they
heights of Colombia, far from the
reach .of inquisitive committees or
members of Parliament.
r
COMMUNITY C0-0PERlll0|f.
The excellent addresses recently de-
livered in this city by Mr. Bradford
of Amherst on community co-opera-
tion, were a revelation to many of
our citizens and have led to serious
questionings as to whether, with all
along physical, mental, social, mon;
gl, religions and other lines, we ere’
nn lic rigid ’¢.-a¢tr’nr awarmvryl
our organizations for development]
Marconi Committee, which attempted l groups' would increase the mtexest
of players and spectators and would
confine the appeals for assistance. to
one central head.
NOTES.
The Peterboro' Times wants tb
iknow what has -become of the old-
fashioned girl who used to wear a
blue gingham sunbonmet. She has
gone to town as stenographer; for the
boy who used that sunbotinet to shoo
fthe cows home at milking time. The
E ztri wut stay on the iarrn ii inc boy
1 does.
l
l Mr. Fred Cook, ths down 0| gtg..
iwa newspaper correspondents, says
,that next session a bill will be intro-
tduced to increase the Senate by nine
` members. If tip bill gnc; through
,there will be' ni\‘re._new Conservatives
2 in addition to those whogwill be nom-
, inated to replace those removed by
-ocean. rn me ordinary ,oorhn -ni
events, it ie estimated tint'-. chris
Y0Bl'l,W§“ld live the present, govern-
were minority tn”l\\`="0r»¢i non...
follows: “Dr. Frledmu\n'| procedure.
so far as it can hfdiseerned, is not
new, not by nn! means. --He has not
discovered or announced any new
principle _of cure., or immunisation
agalnli ¢ub0l'0\|1oil|.‘ HQ has only
followed methods _which were demon-
strand nm in tu»_.e_e?untry by nr.
Trudeau and-others. And it mustbe
emphasised that doctors _are dealing
not with a business proposition, but
with humait health. Only time-
months and perhaps years-and the
judgment, based on facts, of compet-
ent physicians, can satisfy the pro-
fession; and to exploit the poor, who
furnish most cases 'of consumption,
by means of an undemonstrated pro-
duct would be sorry budiness indeed!
So the observation of the authorita-
tive Journal of the American Medical
Associationis right: "The psychology
of the excitement of the public over
Frledmann is hard to understand, ex-
cept on tht basis of clever press-
agent work. There is not suthclent
warrant for any other attitude to-
ward Friedma.nn's treatment of ttiiier-
culosls than one of critical neutrality
and judicious sk-apticism, for it con-
cerns an essentially secret procedure
without adequate experimental basis
and without any better results to
its credit than are produced by tu-
berculin properly used.”
It will he remembered when Mr.
Bill, he stated that the Government,
while considering it a. wasteful pro-
posal to attempt to build men-of-
war here under existing conditions,
would encourage the development of
a shipbuilding industry in Canada,
in part by following the policy of
getting its own non-military ships in
the country wherever practical. In
our Ottawa telegram of Monday, it
was stated that the Department of
Marine and Fisheries was preparing
plans ,lor -what is designed to be the
llargest and most powerful ice-break-
ling steamer in the Canadian service.
A vote for the purpose was made
last session. The new ship will not
only be an ice-breaker but will be
built with a view to Canadian condi-
[tions and also will have a modern
wreckfing outfit. The vessel will be
headquartered in Quebec and utilized
on`the St. Lawrence to facilitate the
early opening of navigation land the
prolongation of the season. The cost
will be half a, million, the length 275
lfoet, width 66, depth 30, indicated
lhorse-power 1000. The vessel will be
built on the lines of the Ermack, the
great Russian ice-breaker. The same
department is about to issue a call
for tenders for the steamer Scout.
|The vessel is to be used in the light-
;hotlse service between Montreal, and
the Welland Canal, and is 13 feet
deep. It will be stipulated in the ad-
ivertisements which are about to ap-
pear, that the vessel, like the ice-
breaker, must be built in Canada.
This is the best way to build up a
shipbuilding industry.
The majority of the school dis-
>trlcts havirig voted hown the auto-
mobile proposal, motorlsts will have
to restrain their ardor for another
twelve months or so. The surprise is
not that the majority polled in op-
‘position_. but that so many districts
favored the running of the automo-
biles, thie, too, with practically no
canvassing in its favor. It is not
generally realized the amount of
money motor cars circulate in a
town or country, but the enormous
increase in the number of automo-
biles uscd in St. John, N. B., gives
some idea. The first auto purchased
by a New Brunswick man was
brought to Bt. John about eight
years ago, and since that time cars
of dlflcrcnt types have been purchased
each year, until there are now in the
city something over '200 cars. It
can hardly be imagined that in a
city the size of Bt. John fully one-
third of n million dollars is tied up
in automobiles. A like amount if
invested in real estate, paying at the
rate of ten per cent, would give an
income of about thirty-three thousand
ilvs hundred dollars. Although the
automobiles in Bt. John range in
price from six hundred dollars to six
thousand dollars, the average price
is, it is said, about sixteen hundred
dollars. Taking two hundred as the
total number of autos in the city this
would make -a total expenditure of
three hundred and twenty thousand
dollars. Along with the amount of
money tied up in the machines it is
Borden introduced the Naval.. _Aid
thearts of the people of this his new-
.)-ysv, ' ‘
Much ,interest has centered in the
Guardian's announcement 01'! social
column wliinhvts in future to have its
Place in the regula.\‘,Bat\u~dsy issue
and many favorable commeuts have i
been heard upon- this new departure.
We nad the Journals of .our sister
provinees,reeordiug in their Satur-
day editions the events in 'social iiie
of even their smallest townrso that
many of our people _have felt some-
thing of this nature ought euiiely to
he in accord with the dignity of the
capital city of the Garden Province,
and Charlottetown should have its
social column along with the rest.
This _~@mand, we are glad to sm-.
nounce, is now to be satisfied. /_ .
O l l ` '
As for the events of the past week
Dame Fashion appears somewhat as
a laggard. Instead of the tea table
and the Bridge table, people are
spending the fine days on the golf
links.. the tennis courts, the river, or
enjoying some oi the little fishing
trips which so deflight the heart of
all true anglers.
Q U O~
The Golf tea on Saturday last was
in charge of Mrs. J. A. Mathieson,
Water Street, and of Mrs. Bulman,
the table looking vary dainty with
its decorations of white lilac. Au in-
teresting featuxc of the day was the
approaching' and putting dotntest in
which Mrs. J. 0. Hyndman of the
Green’a Committee, acted as score
keeper and Mrs. Victor Goodwill
won tho prize. Among the visitors
were noticed Mrs. F. P. Carvell, of
Montreal, Mrs. Mahon of Dorchester,
Captain Richardson and Mr. Thomas
of England.
O C S
Among the more formal functions
of the week have been the addresses
of welcome and presentations by the
different Catholic societies of this
city to Bishop O’Leary. His Lord-
ship has without doubt won the
ly adopted province.
O 0 S
Her many friends are extending ga
most cordial welcome to Mrs. F. P.
Oarvell off Montreal who is to sphnd
the summer months in Charlotte-
town.
¢ 8 O
Miss Helen Burlinget of Quebec has
arrived in this city to spbnd the sum-
mer months with her aunt, Mrs. P.
McN. Beairet9.
O U O
-Much regret is expressed on the de-
parture of Mr. Russel Watson of the
Royal Bank of this city for Montreal
where he has been transferred.
U D U
A'mong the hostesses who entertain-
ed informally at tht tea hour on
Sunday were Mrs. A. A. Alley and
Mrs. A. G. Peake.
l C O
Mrs. Lee-Spencer and baby daugh-
ter have arrived on a visit to Mrs.
lSpenccr’s father, Mr. Justice Haa-
\zard.
O l ' O
1 The many friends of Miss Dimmie
'Pope are extending to her a most
hearty welcome on her return from
the Canadian West and many Wishes
for hcr future happiness upon the an-
nouncement of o. highly interesting
event which it is rumored will take
‘place early this autu-mn.
l O C
The Sisters and pupils of Notre
Dame Academy are to be hlgh'ly com-
'plimeutcd upon their entertainment
of Thursday evening. The large and
fashionable audience was generous ln-
deed in its applause and much favor-
able comment has been heard con-
cerning this event. Prizes and diplo-
mas were presented by Rev. Father
Maurice Macdonald, spiritual director
of this institution.
s s s '
An Ottawa journal states that Sir
Louis and Lady Davies leave Ottawa
for Charlottetown on June 28. and it
ies, who is at present at Oxford,
England, will join them here in
about a. weok's time.
O l C `
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gans and Miss
Pippcy are being most warmly wel-
comed on their arrival at The \‘.’iilt.s|
I-louse after spending the winter
months in Europe.
U C U
An interesting surprise party took
place on Thursday evening lust at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dea-
con, Brighton Road. The study class
to which Mr. Deacon very generously
devoted so much of his time last win-
ter. and which he has made so tho-
roughly enjoyable and instructive,
is expected that Miss Gertrude Dav-`
 s”-”'
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O d A D l' ht
‘ k A n to the “outdoor'gi_r1" than the
1 HER? fr;fsxagfldfiillelqgifs.m;v‘li¢fY'" 'm°3°‘¢""°5P°”d“ig. in happy
Eli I
dl di t b 1 fam d
rhythm But this poetry of motion ise;anoychasnl:l¢;'s`§l'sldl?e.‘: achlidll
- ` ' thi te :nk
 clgdierllegrheatwhyrddissa Ritual-Proof Corset $1.50 fo'$5.00.
i ' '
Wedding Out Fits `
A tri into Paton’s Store will' relieve you of all the worry of select-
ing strouiliseau, you can select anything 110111 Sl'°UdE°v31°5§§§;f‘;§E
bridal veiling. down to housefurnishmgs- in ea? ““ ° 7
1| msksd ds srtments. Our stock of silks were never more complete,
we S ill l llks for veiling attire and trimmings that are an
the nlolstt bealxdh ualgo white satin in diierent qualities that drop .beauti-
gil; dueiddgectilon of these f§°°d5 is sufficient' N°W mr. »°°°d”»g’ We
iisvs Rating Clo'h Bedford Cord Cream Serges and Mixed- Tweeds,
hhhmike up lovely for travelling. Then' we have feather ,boss in
glock White Fawn Royal Blue and Grey, which will gladdcn the
hung 'gf sny bride. \lVhite gloves both long and short, hosiery of every
description in all colors and neckwear in Pl'°lf1“:i°t”1; _mi n°ti't”:l;5;e;t0;‘;
' ' ' de artmcnt there is a a ere 0 BU
gisdhtldg ttualdlhngdim the bridalihat to the-small ,toque for travelling. ,
Them is beauty in every shape which haves- this _ Island Famed
D ” A =t ex uisite line of Bluses in marquisette. 1lll¢‘U,- embfold'
ept' m?1'.`lksi1 also a nice range of skirts, coats andrdill C0'8fS'-
ered lawn Ilia' il r dc t is full to overflowing ff all 11112 ildidlkel £119-
‘Our gil neewlh corset covers. drawers, skirts, princess slips and
Pieglelt ngi Iso dresiing jackets and klmonas. Now for the t_l'6V¢l-
il K t l xteiissesleahsv- trunks eu‘t cases, rubber costs, umbrellas and
sitxtxegmgll ru 2 Next comes' carpet and furniture. The 510271 Of IMC
curtains. bgailiketsi °°mf0ft9» 5q““fe5» ‘mats and carpeting by the yard
ls complete. _ _
Parlor and dining suites, parlor tables rockers, Morris chairs, hall
tends >i"'e boards brass and iron beds. bl1l'€lll1S. ltd 8 10t°f Ofl-‘ef
Fl , . `.
pieces too numerous’ to mention. Our clerks ,Will be _only tott>hgl\:l1ols<;
show you through the different departments and give you e
careful attention.
J.-is. PATON ci co;
6-17M3iEii.
if ii _d
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Get Your
Screen Doors , ,
Here
O u r screen doors have
strong, handsome and orn i- i
mental frames with very best
quality of wire cloth. They
not only look good but they
are 'good in every way and
will last twice as long as the
cheaper kind.
You will find our screen
doors, windows, screen
cloth, hinges and other sup-
plies, low in price and high
in qu ality.
F ennell £6’
Chandler  
took this occasion to show their ap-
preciation of his uiiorts on their ue-
half. In a few well chosen words
Miss May thanked Mr. Deacon on be-
half of the class for all he had done
Victoria Row ` 
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forthem during the year, and asked' A_`-B_ Warburton' ,Miss 'May' Missl
his acceptance of a small memento
of the many pleasant hours they had*
spent together, while to Mrs. Deacon
a bunch of lovely flowers was pre-
sented. 'Among those present were:
Mrs. Frost. Mrs. J. A, Longworth,
Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. -M¢cCready, Mrs.
H. W. Longworth, Mrs. Bartlett,
Mrs. Bagnall, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Bul-
msn, Mrs. George Warburtoh, Mrs.
€§S">`.§EK2i.`§2i""}l,2§2 ```` ' 3i"”`€£2T”'l§Zi1.Ti§-
estimated that forty dollars per
month a machine or a total sum of
ninety~six thousand dollars is an-
nually spsnt for the up-keep of the
automobiles owned in Bt. John. .With
paid by those who employ chauleurs,
it may be 'safely said that in running
the cars -e. total sum of one hundred
and fifteen thousand dollars is annu-
ally spent by Bt. John men who _own
automobiles
Florence Pope, Misa- Helen Hobkirk
and Miss Vere Hyndmau.
~ 0 l O
Miss Norah Warburton is receiving
congratulations from her friends on
winning tho Governor Gcneral's ute-
dal at lildgehill.
U O O
M155 MU? HB“8l'1l. Who has been
practising her profession of nursing
d“l`lll8 the winter has arrived home
to visit her parents, M _ J 1,
Mrs. Haszard. _ r “B ice and
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lparatlons have ‘ been iconciud_ed_ for
the ,ocncrnip-A . A. 11.- nnnnn ' outdoor
track. -_and field' championships, which
-will be decided ‘ to-morrow on 'the
athletic acid ~ or Northwestern ‘univer-
sity at Evanston. The entry list
shows s strong array of star P°l"
tormera representing the colleges and
clubs of the middle dtatetlr The Pl`°'
gram will be made up of the follow-
,ing events' One-hundred-yard dalh.
.-220-yard run, G0-yard run, _one and
two-mile runs, 120 high _and 220-
»yard low hurdles, the filflilllll NB”
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