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i"°':.-.,‘°:;_'..t'.i.:.2.*‘°.i’ 'in' ‘:i.:‘ll.i.*:;:i V  |_ | N  _ 4 to -1 Score
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Dalhousie _University hockey team what 11 811111111’ 0! H1018 118 D\8Y01‘11`
is ireseuted' Collins. with Cobb
out U1...-c in \-dur homo -
f l’inex, then add n lin nriuls i-
ii ,nw A m_(_,__- b,,|¢|°_ _fn 2% mm.-»‘1 S E A S 0 N dropped their fimt game of the l _ 1
9f“g.1¢|1`|-pil* .i-‘u clarified -molasses, _ evening. when ing 1'0¢;g1g rm, up .1 The first three nanicd have beeiii I
111’ » score of 4-1 agirnot them, 51; stellar fgures on thu field over a
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while the shi.ld \\`li'r‘h 'was won "silent 'work and were mme bm' Guan” Second sa°k"‘ 7';°‘-l "°`gQP"6 ' - '  -Zi iv) A' V l
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lioney or c'orn'symp_lniitcad of sun
svrup.'_ Fitlwf “'\‘)'. li- i»lSi1‘1‘ |1004. Sommmn _',]A_ ' - hgidred hockey gang saw the 1,11.;-_.1 period of practically two decades-
' -in-'yip¢»lls. nnrl given ou lil ounces __ 3 “""f» 111 ‘V lldow dress- _ _ _ . ‘ _ _ , _
ii;-\ Nt," muah wmexv "mn you 1n,_ and .,.,,,,_L|,,m; _ _M .s*am,,wt_ nppeai'.inco of lust years_Provinc- :;l¢l1ba\Jc:l;3(s c;>:i13ilci;ddli"t: glzigermrlskzig
0 nlithny renel_v~mnde'i'or $2.50
this liome-mails remedy conquers
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It iwvms to penetrate through eve _
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he "Wm nm" H 2 mm M '11.e...e_1,-0 mes w~" be d _-'_ d though some fine pieces of work 3 0
rnmliivto rclicf. Splendid for tliro
and lironrhiul nsfliml. ‘
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life iivold disitnnolntmsnt. mil: vein; _ There orc iilrvuily over 100 mem- ,`n'5hi;v|fll\:?_§ l;?:_q°dm':g$‘ed "tp ffl” f,;'§'a\;l‘_;]:_i3,!'r“s l;f_eI2l_y,l:l‘;l_LC__is _"gg: 1”' _-___ =
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l""M """"h' lm' thc phlnm' hex? ‘wo cuilliii: siolics iiliiltwloglirlilliriildl °°ml1'11|ition was poor at times, ai- -;19fllS0lr1  r0t\11‘n rt fxture in tho
_ ing much M. C, 1;, _ ' b lal champions. The game was a fair i1 1' r.
colt is rmllv wonderful ho\v quickly at tho siorii of J1ll_ l;~l:;|m_.: 525: display of CnnadB'B national sport, 3- si-Bri at least on h-is third 10
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s. 1.. the W m|l‘,:,,eewh|ch might be key. The locals would at times in me A111»’1'|C1\11 l011‘t;l10 W1-\sln1906
. show their old form but playtd 11.0 while Speaker c.iinc into thc league
Eddie Collins to the list of playing
6 niunngcrs in the Aincricnn league,__
season in Now qtnggow yang,-,1..y .md Speaker. and Sli-iler and Hsrr's'
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lute sntiiifiiciion or mnnev refunded Mk" ailvanmw l:’fI“lll‘l;m;l;”“\lli|‘l hlgllillclilonly gmnliholrin u close in illicit nlleiin has been wnh the Am- "_ N ¢ My ‘
' ' sport aptly tt-ruled me ..__0m_ln, ,, -i 0. ay went ac and forth. ` ‘ll U l!“0~ _ W- -‘ii _ ____ ‘~"
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_,mc Williams t‘ed the score on ii pass H
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qi 3 _ _ _ from George McKa , lon; . ball player of all tiine, his batting' _ ‘_ _ _ _
hp; fr'-it iiiiilclicn “ore lilnyeil ,mmnes alter .pluyy ,I'.‘h)e __e;Yv';l; base "mn ng, f;,,m.ng and. pm_So“_ _ ghc following is_i.he Abegwi-it line up which w.l| face the invading Dalhouse Tige-rs here t onight:`
00|-Dougan Kicily' Deicné' --Kelly, and Lou Campbell, Forwards-Cronin. Rodd, Gordon, B radley, Cox and E. Prowse..
on ondny nlglt l i :- . ' _ , . _
,,,,,_,,,,,,,,,_,,,,,,,‘** nuiiihcr wow nr:._.,C,‘&“;'_'_(l lu lllufli :ho period saw both teams charg. -illty conslilereil in iiieiisuriiig him. Fred Moore “’,i|| nk |' b ¢ ,I
111 each other and cove.-ing imth Slhflkvr llos been referred to as. ..Da|.. "I I- ° Y, fi r° f'°°' _ . _ _
~ ws.-Goal-Lew:s Def-:nc-2-Ro Willson Alan Dunlop: Centre-F. Bates; R. Wing-P. Hickey; Left _,_
1 _ Q |101' Of g00d contcis-i-s staged The g _ W me
4 - the 5031-ea Wm, r “bt b t nh tho grcatest oiilflelilcr of iiiuili:rii~ _ up 3° ° ° 1 Y
cluli 'ir aki U ‘rf “ U0 01' Wing--Mont Haslam. Subs-G. M'.ci_c, W. Cie_ght0n, E. Ernst. The team Is accompanied by manager R. S. Gaul and Mr. Sterling. tram- L
0 m ng GVUVY €ff01”i- 1-0 team Ewrpd “gum ilny linsobiill. Few would qucstloii __,.
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il 11 V11110 0v0r big th .i YOU The second session was thc lo- ii Siaiililum that C0ll|11S |1118 l10c11 _ __ _
flllll ihcre is no duulit hui th'it thi"r ' - - ~
_ - _ cars fM_tu_.e_ Dal jam d t ne the greatest second buscman in hzs _ ' ` 
De 0 1 whcro it was l» arncd that hc o1ici'-frocks. One of thcsc of liliick _l’r ncc of \V:1li‘s is to visit thi- Arg- ,, ~
-ifforts will nicct with th- greatest
' offens'vc but New Glas ' league-  _ _
gow boon '   ntcd ii liur'c _long llic lticlielicu iclvct iizis ii iiiw of licuvy pli-.iid ctlni- is drying iliiwii. thori- cuiiiifs
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“cm” _ hail them cornered._After _nine mln- }“l°"“"""" ‘lf Collins 10 'hu 1111111' g ' E’ _ _
__v<.>i___ mes of bamlng wmmms passed agcmem of me Www Sbx ,mls U S   .lLi\'er, _ tiilliiii-I iroiu ii diagonal linc or ros- :iii uiiofllcial statement that Prince
tp McKny_ who shot M over 'D Mc_ 1.11.1 mm c,,mp|a;m m.Lm|_l|,m_ the . _ Sl ll.iincliii \\':is iiriiugh! li»‘i`:iri\ this is), iiiili- o.il'»i‘i»il iii fsiiliiioii and liiiio iii-iiiy is to iiizikc ii iixp to _
_ [_e0d_ who Bcm_ed_ The Tigers came prolnr 1,-1,“1L. to thu ,_u|,.mH and im ,Moiiticail uziii-..:s iiiiil_iiiliiiiticd to with iii iiiiiiitc iiiiilagc, placed ui l'iiitiil Suites; but this is regardt-il
 S ii hack stroniz and tried many tiineg Personality of Coiii-lsk\1y's new QUi~ll3E(7, Doc, 30_ -T.-lliiiiii-liii.|b“‘l "I th” ""“"’ "1 S:""i(’°- ill” hll’ HW- *il* \"llik"'Y “mil lil” l"`|"°“ Uf
1 '  _ - -  ._ _ . ___ _ ‘ _*“<*>i“* i -~~-gi-~ ' Walt-5 returns from the Argienitliic. _
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 -to count, Mc d intercepted ,_ lciidir was too loiii-1 postponed it a locsl -ri..idcnt. has liocn .irr sioii PLEATS ARE POPULAR 'PRINCE HENRY PLANS P H 1 H _
Q _ took n plun" ftl i t tl - I 1~~ . . - .
no 0 le team n 0 It ly “num br lm lmydl Lumdn" - VISIT AMERICA the iitli- ol' Duke of Eiliiiliurgli, i 5
' iicut pass from McKa ix l d f - _ . _ _
In  ;|g,11n_ score 3__1_ y I" soon collar. its first drop to the posi-iliiounted Police :mil locail ziiithori-_ FAME Dui" im' Th"r" “mi . To _ . . ' .
-- The lust sei-is on was about even, lzon in :ill thc years of Amcricunitlcs nn ii charge of cuiiiiilicity in ‘""`“gh l'l‘.`f"s' hm im'-V d°"'[ 54° I’.()"'D0N' DW' 'i"""N’“' that the '"1" “‘h‘°" ms bw" 1" “l"`y‘“""`
~ - ~ round llii-y are pliic.d only ut vxc.tuiiii-iit in Liiiiilon siiclaxl circles for iiiiiiiy years. lt was first hold liy
Tho K01\~Sl11gton itliik opened for 110th teonis workinir hardlfor n [“"g“e M
y. io force Coiniskeytdn :iticiiipt to iiiiiiiiitnciiiro <ount
fioni i dis iieutst oici the .iniiouiicciiitii than thc
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skating oil Uhristiiiiis a[.c-rnoon C0111l'i-Gr. Pltiy was about. even. the 'mio “CHU” Ulm H1111 l101`l111l11H 11180 erfeit American ten-dollar' notes. ‘hc D si  “fl U9"  I ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' '
1111.1 (.vnmn__t;_ Th,_. skating was _,___ iocms hmqng 8 Slight edge on this ihc fzict that thc Old Roiiinn is ’l`hi,~_ pi‘ison~Jr was taken to Mont- ' ` Sewnd
' |1i111f1llf 11110 H 1110 sndllle asain it-ii to wnit his ..1.1.n...-..n.~¢1,..f..,-,_. ' ' '“‘;'"‘-* M"-"" --r~" -“_ -'-"rr rw- " _ J
i0yed by a lurgo ciowd. ll. proniiseg f~1€iSSi0n. Viitli just half ii minute .' - _ , _
ionic 0.1¢ 01-the 1.115108, p|ac,,,. in io go. Williams’ scored the final “Nc” 5""“‘”“i V031* Of ill-l10i1l'll1tlic Monirciil count.; in cozupiiiiy i I ,
this part of iii., country uu.~1ng 11,0 lnlly for the locals. ‘lurmg which ht* lmd ill" 11 110111|11ll| with anotlicr man, Loiiis'Roliidoiix
i...ti..g ciao... q~h0,., Wm be _,lm n.,i.i.._01New Gmgow _,nd ,Aw itnrt in hundini; the affairs of hlS‘wii<> was tirrmicd si Ydiiianis i .ti
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paitivs" are cxpoct_.t1 [mm Summ. ,elveil n wiirm welcome, but were _ ' '
- _ _ _ iuzer--sniiill woiiilcr that ever faith- _mr Gmvlcc U tfurs and (~mm_ '_  _.1
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ing every .iftorooti and evening dm-. 13. of Dalhousie. did sonic sensit 'mu ‘“l“b w\ ok
* - _ - _1 1 _ Tl b h _ Comiskey in _good health a1,,nin. 1-1uniclln’s arrest followcil :iii in.
ing fine weather. Many ‘skating Iona goal tend ng iey ot ro _ _
_ - -. _ ind loild 1. Collins inttdc li s man- vpstigation in “.h|Lh United S, tm,
.»i..idii iiiii1 0111.31- p|.,¢L.s_ 11 1,, mm. wiirned by Referee Currie for full _ s ct e ff
_"um, I I __ 0' hem 1,0 77 "__ _ng on tho _cm contrary to the i`ul followcis of thc fortunes of thc ,mm 9011.... _,mem-,_ C(,_(,x,,,,.m€_| in 4 5 f , _
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_- . .L . - hockey rules. Wilson und Diinbar_Whn”' S” '"0 °l“iC‘l~ :in endeavor to lovute ii coiiiiter- /
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Mi. Alfrcd Essory. it vi tiiran ot ` _ “
tl? Grunt W\,||- 15 1” ¢hame_ M,-_ on the defence, Beazley. Dunlop (mmns is mad" "mndger ‘lf me foiting pl-'i»n't from which Amo-rlcziii. t jy _ r
19 sory ni n .ipwd skater of a1,1|,|_y_ and Bates of the forward line were tcm" “mir h"_ hm _ °""‘l’l°“’d wliillfgf .wore ‘lining cii-ciiliiiitd liotli ' ` ' JO( ff'
\v1n.1..,51md gouging,-31,18 Cxpcriew the sensational players of black Xmlrs °f “civic” with me Whit” hot". _ami in the Unit:-il Stiiiw. " ` _  _ 
'cc in iiiiiiin-i-iiiiir skirting rinks in “nil gold line-uD~ Thum was not box mr hclliwmcd the!" “ner gill” F0\1r Officers of the Crinailiuii ¢ ' "9
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l\iuiisc_|;iw_ and other Cunimian very inuch to choose from any in- Maw" M U- in 0"” of me 5” Mouiitml Police dosciiiiliii, on lloli i %Z  »‘ ,_
.;1i1.»..._ A ilividuiil style of the local playcrs,,g°St _l’a’“_"’“" “Ml” 6"" "““l°` “D ldo\ix`s home in Yiiiiiaskn lust / W"""1i.,, ff /
- thou h Wil anis Mcl.co -and Mc- i° that ""‘°' Thwgh if Valera" ofiweek "nd zifiur _ ri ‘ions H-triiitgltx ' W pn'
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lt is proposed to introduce coino 5 l . d . . “ _ , .`
‘ , _ _ _ Kay msmayed some a k_ ulnc yc‘1irs_ .serv cc with the Atli-- _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ "ln, - _
innovitioiis i c figure. and fancy .sn llllv wor let cs previous to his cli.,tni;\. hBimam‘g‘ (1 to Mlhdue liltllinillilllrllnl _ ,Zz i ; im l
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skating: ,nl .H I I ed The coniliinntion plays of both ‘ _ - thc man nnfl _ing , _
if . l ( mil cl? my ‘imc tennis was not vory cncoiiraginrg. scmflcd to the to ew" “°w'lmii‘7_l"is`1ilatre and niacliiiiigryl whicli l'ii.in-  S \ ¢
i.k.ttiiii;. for which p.lzcs will bi-_ I -
.~.. _ | __ _ . , _ The locals seemed to have toge asf’ Ciicam’ Dmyw' 1” m“'“"‘“' il it ftl ~ t fe _ ' i f
iciiin t i piiiiiicd to rcvlvi. the nl h in th ‘mt (Tlod and geem 1iciforiiiuiicc no othcr player coiiieg-lpn: _:mag win; c?:]?__Srt'_)"`laiglgxjllnl MONTREAL ALSO IN /2 LB‘1-INS  _
lapiih This i' vii  li'h i V' l- 'g ‘L 0' D ` ` _ _ _ .
iiiiihlhly ailuliliid  ellidelleiigedin "‘| "° f‘“`5°" 'they were in 3 5“"‘9' a-S "LM to equllnng the www' otiv* '
k.iliii1: h.i..n't produced a chain The “end phgd “ms the "I3" dis' Cobb as does-collins' In mcl"ad'. _
_ un huh _ the d l S or Frank Cam may or huckgy during the evonmg inlrers of Eddie have some Justll 1 _L-\ -_
' ‘ cation l their claim that he is tho 2`_`\ X
Carter & Co   _. 1 1 ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~
. s ,_ _ ._ _ Mcnoiigsii. wiiiiams. ivicxii i ‘ii 11 i ,_
‘I iii iiiil \V. A. hiuiltt, St. John N- ll. ,ocahh and Wnson’ C__e,gh€:n? ang cuual of Cobb in performance ov-_ -HQ
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| iii piodiiccil thrcc or four chaui D nlo_ f Dalhous, _"ved Mme cr ii pi-.riod of years. _ // cm
 _ _ _p,_mS_ It is --,1p to-. our putative ii 1_o _Q s_  ‘_ Coiiiiis began li‘i..~1.ii.seliall cur- /[__/(_ \§§ _ll
|¢;1wi~il .:kiiicr.~i to gct'.i-nibitious und in the ppnally bmi The me was n :\ w tl th Athi t - 1901; 1 ,
'ii ‘ioii<ciitr.iti~ _‘f::grei‘_;°‘gh_;:°"‘lll;:'°l; D C Curéw (tier alipcarril as cnl(1’siiiillii,sicr  'Z 
0'" 0"‘biY° h°9k°Y Pl*\Y€F'9 Wm t-Mqor mmmgg 0 n R wry Sa S college to try out under Mack un \ "
ilii uill to unto thc success of our Thpyfana were pleased with the ilcr the name ol Sulliv.in.‘ to pri~ _
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' with the Quclicc tcniu The eyes of showing um locals made t°nm,m' lwilyeyc-iiifls,aziiliiiligrsglllniltlgndiliiér "   \ @-
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‘~"*-'*"‘_"°"'-_””_“ hoekc romoters ln the big Can- They Wm play agmnsi' A“"g°"'sh (}01.1m1,1a Unive,-_.,¢y_ when, he Sm.
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_ y D on Friday n ght. the first game in - _
A :iilian cities are turned in our direc- _,he A_ P_ C_ League_ _ red n football and baseball, Collins /  K \ .`\_T\  \
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  :is the Abegweit. ,team areldoini-5. in  ggggfy' Bubs'_MHd¢ H Rwular in 1908. E/ _,;f;"f3I;_ /1 l,  ‘fly \ \\_\` ` ' - .
orilcr to cliniib lnrniissus suinm t. New G|"°°w_,Goa|_ mmm; my A _ _ ___ _  _\\1 \__\_\\ -.\_‘l\\__ J f
.Hwy _.11 npprnr to know tire ganic, fence Nqcholson McDougall, cen_ In 1908 lic was ripe to liri_-.ik into  
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the New Victor
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Write for parti-
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THE VICTOR
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spit es. ' Am_i_.¢m. N. s.
of Ketioinnztoni take a special pride-
fiil iiiiierest in the new rink. They
have lielpeil the promoters in ways
tiingllile and intangible to brinig if
to suci-.ossiiil completion. _ --K
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White Star Liner
‘ Majestic Damaged
LONDON, Dec. 30.-On the ar-
rivnil of the White Star liner »M'n-
jcstfc at New York after her lust
outward- voyogio ouiys tihe Dsiriy
15 -\‘2-30M‘. Mail, ii lnrgo crack was dllr/o0vr§Nl
' -------° amildishlips on tihe port slide rvtch-
5AlLlNGg
'ro mvlmroox.
FROM B‘l‘.`l0lfN, N.
Jun. 2. Feb. 13 
liin-g from C ‘dock -to D dock, but not
to the water lin-c. Tlve shiip -wil-J at
once be taken oq the Ainlaintlc ser-
vice to be ovtirh-:ruled at Bouthiamp-
ton- iiinil it is lxdlevcd ithe necessary
repairs will be so extensive tiliat
she will not be ready to salil again
untill April. Tiho crack has ‘been
cnusoii it is though by the vessel
-having been straivnvrl during the
recenlt bad weather. The overhaul-
'ing of the Oly-mpic has beein post-
poned. ami 3119 wl1i1 .maintain scr-
Jan. il. Feb. 6  Montlaurler V100 l`0 1'l‘\10 VPGSUW-
Jan. 10 
Jan. 23, Feb. 20 
Jan. 30, Feb. 27  Montcll
T0 GLASGOW
Mlnnedoon -°’_“’*"'
PsNNsvi.vANiA cnuo ou.
M°""°',,f soosrso as cEN'rs est.
PITTSBURG, Pa., Dec. 30-Tho
Feb. 7 ................ _........ .... ._ Mlrloch urs; mc,.e_,se in me C,-ud.9 011
T0 GHEMBOURG - SOUTHAMP- market since last January was
‘|’0N_ANTwE,nP mode hero today when Pennsyl-
vania crude was boosted 25 c-ents
Jan. S1. Msroii 5  Marburn
_ to $3 in barrel-
ni.. 19. March 19  Mains The crude mmket had been de_
I cRu..E° Fon 1.” ;lei‘n\l:i;Eixc&ll:l;y;;.t;he last decrease
nouuo THE WORLD i Otlior grades quoted by t-he
\ Empress ofIlir|nce._- Jan. 14 :Joseph seep purchulng agency
T0 THE MEDITERRANEAN also advanwd wday_
Dmprelo of Scotland-; hh. 0 | ____..¢¢¢---
ro ‘ri-is wssr iiioiss 1 _,Cm ,,,,,, Bmtm n.,...,,,..,...-__
Montroyll ...__ Jun, 20. F05- 37 \ W»hun ssiifer-lsg from cuts. scratch-
_ ("°"f'\°f|¥ EMPFUII 0| I|'_|\_l|”)» eg_ brmgas, spi-mlm, none th-mst of
"""*," iciieeiii any similar ailment. use
_.__ _ ` .ui-_ ruoims' i-zaieetrio oil. ins neil
lnlrhlnnllcnil ing power is well-lonovm iin eveio'
-"' ; ' iii or nic community. A bottle
“"c'L'g°ii.=l'»'i.i“ lfanxnrnamu' seismic ou siimiiii
uir'i..¢si.¢~¢’ `i.., in every mediiciie oiiiist seedy
""'°h°' NJ' for the ermemvmies ‘thai 1118! *ll
lion in Search of more hockey The "Mum 1peni his spare time sitt ng with
linillir lt ii. incumbent oni our D ‘h HI _G al La I f Mack nud his lieutenants and uh
hockey pl yvrs to take gymnastic Dunqoptju @1180; ' ce:trSe_ ‘l%§£_cBe" 'iorblng baseball tccliniquts
lm piiiil to good hockey piayom hy _ .
the Associations in the- big pro- '°'°°”_`“ was bcst suited for. He Dlnyvil
ilidlis e lbaeadshort
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strong incentive to our local play-   stop that y ar f r th Athletics,
em to "aint liigl/i." Tito Kensinigton ' _K€i»tin‘f; in more tlrun 100 games
juiilor und senior hockey teams will _ l`l1\1.S K¢’i»til1t: Hifi he broke iii with
ii hung us thc ri-.ixular liuseiniin
llessional league ought t be ir 1. e coni s ii
8 D 0
meet ull the local tdtnis nu thc new
of thc toziin ‘ii 1909, and lzirgi-_ly
rink in friendly combat. Thu people
tl11`0LliZh his efforts the A's swung
in-to the American League chant-
C-aitchers in Favor
Old catchers are once mike guin-
iug favor :is big league couches,
John McGraw recently appointed
ltogi-.r Bresnnhan se "Cozy"
Mack has resurrected his former
cstclier of clianiplonshlp days, Ira
Thoniiis.
Generous to Slsler
There orc some St. Louis seribvs
who contend that if tho official
ccorcr hnd bt-on ss generous with
llogcrs llornsby :is hc was with
Goorgo Sleier, tho Cardinal star
would have hit close to .500. Sent-
mont for Sisler swayed many a
base hit in his favor.
- Gridiron Puzzle
Armyyin his eighth you-r of collegi-
ate football, should be givon pre-
ference over some other star play-
er who luis only lihree in which to
win All-America honors, is difficult
of explanation.
Nugent, Bo's Rell Name
This is of interest to football
fans. B0 McMlllin's honost-to-
goodness first nii-me is Nugent.
No wonder McMillln always signs
himself Bo.
Biieknell Twins Fool Coach
Bucknell Univcnstiy had the
Goodwin twins on the ‘varsity foot-
iisli team last year Meri and
Earl. they look so much ii-like they
even fooled Charley Moran. wise
old couch.
Dunn Picks Athletics
Jack Dunn, whose specialty is
winning pennonts for Baltimore,
recently made some interesting
predictions on the wierican
League race. lie says ushinl-
ton will not repeat. New York
sll further back Detroit
will D '
iiiciis harmony. He nlckl the
my, be ,,,,,1..||,,.¢,...i_ 'siiiiinics __ -ith. with 114 eau.  _ _
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Wh Gu rbisch playing for tho*
ploiishp in 1910.
Anal' 1914. Mack ilocidcd to lirciik
up his pennant winners; they hiiil
become so persistently such that
they' had lost their zittriiotivviie:-iii.
Collins wits one of tho men to go
and ii berth with the White Sox was
ll S new fortune. With the Sox in
10 y08l‘S_ he has seen the tenni win
two ponnnnts and one worl<l's charm
plonshlp-that they did not win the
highest honors the second time was
was no fault of Eddie Collins.
Now wonderful service to his
lvniii as it plityeil and it loyalty no
less wonderful hos brought Col-
il Y il
the 8th. week, Ending
Dec. 26th., 1924.
Every pen is now contribiitim.; to
the total number of eggs lziiil iii-
though only 114 pullets were lay-
’ng out of the 200 in the contest.
Mr~ G. F. Con-nor's White Log-
Whit Leghorns we-re occond with
tied KE .
placc. W.'W. Mutch'a Barred Rocks
were 6th, with 27,eggs ond .I_ J.
McGillivray's White Leghorns were
7th. with 24 eggs. Mr. Eilwariwiill-
ptit's pen of White heghorns o, 4
lead the Contest with 224 eggs. Sain
McPhcnson's White lieghorns are
2nd with 164 emo, G. F. Connors
White Leghorns 3rd with lilo
e Charles Mckennas Barred
ward Bull.pltt's pen of Leghorns No,
3 is Sth. with 147 eggs. Walter Bun.
tainls are 6th. with 182 eggs and
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highest -h'onnrs the second time `
l’ns hs rcwaril. There is. :is said, \ \ _(_
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lint one criticisni hciiril of tho .
choice iiinile-'that being it wits ile- _
layed too lung. ' ~.
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EGG LAYING CONTEST _
Notes for the Prince Edward ls- ,
land Eg ua in Contest for _ 
SKB.
Rocks are 4th- with 154 eggs. Ed- -
W- W. Mutch's Barred Rocks are
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~-thu principal requisite is energy , K _ ' the grime its a regular playcr. _ ;
‘_ iid stniiilna The Drlncely salar- lxélsmcsuig: Cqllizgglmmcmgié-rrzxlll t.l:louK_|\1 Macklhad "Ui _IIS yet dccid- .,
' ' ' is w at pos t’on ‘n t e infield hc
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Forget”
Nlany at man who-cashcs in a life insur-
ance policy _ A
-admits to himself- that hc could have
saved twice as much, _
-wonders what he did with the money A
that would have paid for more, and
-thinks he was wise in doing what
he did, because he hasn't saved
much besides.
It does not always occur to him to thank
the life insurance man for having induced
him to save money. -
Yet. ii’ it were not for thc life insurance
mon, the Canadian eople would have
very little of the $5,§00,000,000 of in-
surance now in forcé.
ls it not about time we recognized the
good work the Life Insurance Man is doing 
for the community?
-Life I nsurance Service
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horns led the contest for tho week, X(
wltli 39 eggs. Sam Mc1’h‘erson's _
9 \
36 eggs, Augustine Wisner’s White ` __ \ \ _ \ ~
Wysndottes were 3rd, with 34 -eggs.  _
Joseph Carmichael’s Barred Rocks `\ \ ‘_-`
were 4th. with 30 eggs. Mr. Edwa-rd Q _`_
Bullpitt's pens of White Leghorns ` \\ `-
with 28 -e s each for 5th \ ` \__ \\\ _
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