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PERSONALS
Mr W. F. Mcliuy left last night by
the Georgetown special cn route to
New York.
The friends_0i' Mr. Ernest Rice,
city. are pleased to ace him out again
after his recent operation.
Miss Miriam Cameron, city. is visit-
ing in Summerside, the guest of Mrs.
J.' Dobson.
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"_`M_r_‘._J‘I§l1lIl11.._.,N,0\vso|ne. _ (lhnrlotte-_
town, _was a passenger by the special
train to Georgetown last evening.
Mr. D, A. McNeill, Village Green,
was among the passengers coming to
(fiiariottetown on the Southern train
on Saturday on a business trip. He
returned home in the afternon.
Lleut. Lyman Davison und Gunners
Louis H. D. Howatt and Gilbert Con-
nors, of the artillery detachment at
North Sydney, are enjoying a week’s
furlough at their homes in this city.
Dr George (J. Read, of Kaslo, B,(i,,
arrived Friday evening to visit. his
mother, Mrs (Captain) Joseph Read,
who is seriously ill. Dr Read has been
in the west for about six years and
has an excellent practice. He will
probably remain a month on the
Island.
Gunners Archibald Mcl'Ia<~l1ern und
John McLean. members oi' the Heavy
Battery training for‘the front nt llaii-
fax. who have been home on furlough.
loft by the mail special last evening
on return to the garrison city. There
was a gerat crowd at the station to
see them oft' und wish them E000
luck.
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The tollowinl. taken from the Sum-
merslde Journal. gives the Summer-_
side'versio*n“o’l* the recent inability"o'f
the Victorian-and Crystals to come
to sn agreement regarding toillnlals,
P. E. Island hockey schedule not be~
ing played:-,» _ ‘
_ “Not a _few lovers of bocke were
'disappointed at 'there being no ieaglie
match here on the 23rd inst. The' facts
‘appear to be as follows: The Con-‘
nsughts of Cbarlotetown played such
a rough game against the Crystals on
the 10th that at times there were only
a few of the latter's men left on the
ice. Both the referee and the play
judge were Charlotetown representa-
tives. This has not been the custom
up to the time of theabovo mentioned
meeting-one of either from such
place being the rule. When the ar-
rangements for the match here on
the 23rd were beingmade the Char-
lotetown management stipulated that
` the same play judge and refereemust
.act. These terms the Crystals positive-
ly refused to accept, partly on ae-
count of the very unjust treatment
meted out to them in the match' on
the 19th inst, at Charlottetown, and
partly owing to the injustice of such
a claim. A deadlock ensued. The Vic-
torias failed to put in an appearance
‘at the Summerside rink on the evening
of the 23rd, thus leaving it in the
hands of the Crystals to line up_their
men shoot a goal and secure the
trophy for this their second year." '
This is the ilrst intimation given out
that the Crystals had been awarded
the trophy, the general opinion being
that a meeting ot the Hockeylheagtue
lla necessary before anything can be
one.
HIGH CLASS HMIINE
ll NEW LUNUUN
The weekly card oi' the New Lon-
don lce ltacing Association on Thurs-
day. Feb. 25th, was extra good consid-
ering the sloppy condition oi’ the ice
and the enthusiasm of the spcctotors
was shown by the large attendance
u.nd the clo'-ie attention given to each
bent. Several slcighs drove out from
Suunnersidc, including Dan Steel,
Louis Leard, Wm. McNeill, Charles
Andrews and others. ln order to run
off all the classes scheduled it was
necessary to cali three events viz 2.30
trot and pace 2.50 class and a 3 year
old. ln each there were a number of
entrants that failed to line up for the
word owing to condition oi’ the ice but
notwithstanding the races were all
sharply contested.
The first called was the 2.50 horses
and eight decided to try for the mon-
ey. Starter, Robert McLeod had his
own troubles getting them away, but
snapped the barrier on the fourth
score Brilliant Wilkes assuming the
lead which he held to the iinish.
Trouble Maker second Harry P. third
and Happy .luck fourth with the rest
turning out, in the second and _sue-_
ceeding heats I-larry P. took it-harge`
and topped the summary with Trou-
ble Maker putting up a .scrap each
time.
Of the six entries in the 2.30 class
only three responded to the bell, viz.
Gold Clip, Kettle and Harry Mac
scoring in the positions named. Kel-
tie made one of his few but usually dis-
astrous breaks about hull' way down
but starting from a stand still caught
the others in the stretch and the race
between him and Mnc from there
homo was a corker. Keitie winning by
a neck. The second round was anoth-
er “horse race" lnost of the way but
Walter Found seemed to have the
key to Keltie's speed chamber and
won within himself. The third was
easy Mac loosing a. knee boot and
Found just jogging the last end. Gold
Clip coming second under a vigorous
drive by his owner Robt. Fitzinimons
one of the oldest active horsemen in
Canada. This was Harry Macs tirst
defeat and thought dipping his colors
he will have to be reckoned with in
the future as in the past.
Most of the pncers in the 3 year old
event could not negotiate the soft zo-
ing and only three scored for the
word. Brazilliun D. won _ the iirst
html. Uillllly BOY second and Dean
third but in t_he linala llulilll’ Boy was
best and won by n close margin. Dean
Jr.. allowed much speed but would not
extend himself in the watery places.
The time, conditions considered was
fast and the half in 1.13% made by
lieltio in the second heat was as
good as 1.10 under more fnvorablc go-
inL!» _
Judges, J. lr. Lockheart, (/harlie
Andrews. Geo. McKenzie and J. Arch
Campbell. Starting judges, Robt. Mc-
Leod is deserving of credit for his
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AN ULTERIOR MOTIVE.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Daily
News, in an editorial. refers to tho
fact that three Norwegian vessels
have fallen victims to the German
blockade. it says: “lt may be only
accident, of course, that no large a
proportion ofthe burden of Gerniany’s
criminal proceedings has fallennpon
Norway, but that country may be ex-
eused_i`or suspecting that sho is being
made a special target for German
attack. Ami ground for suspicion is
not wanting.
" German military actions have
usually some political purpose, and it
is not diilicult to see what it would
be in this case. Throughout the war
her eilorts to stampede the neutral
countries have been particularly
marked in two directions-the United
States and the Scandinavian countries.
In both' directions she has failed. Now
that she has come to the conclusion
that these countries can be neither
wheedled nor bullied into obedience, a
more definitely hostile attitude is
assumed.
“The offence oi' Norway and Sweden
is that they have sought to preserve
their neutrality in intention ami in
fact as well as in form. Germany, of
course. wants them. as she wants the
United States, to help her redress the
balance against her at sea by becom-
ing a luedi\\ni for the supply oi' her
necessaries and for smuggling contra-
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MONTIIEAL, Feb. 25.-An action
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ot’ liis Majesty's Theatre. with allow-
ing Sunday concerts to be held there.
The matter has been before the
authorities now for several weeks, the
Rev. Mr Mingie, of the Lord’s Day
Alliance, having asked Chief (lampeau
to take action for an infraction of the
be swornout against Mr Hill permis
om omer o n as oruey
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