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I MR, 'WILLIAM PROUDFOOT, Mein
bey for Centre Huron, who pram.
red the charges against Pre-
mier Whitney and Pir oYin Ma
Secretary Hanna:
rope ur. Poor.
trf.ra.a
Rene Pitts X., who has been near
deaths door in Rome was born
illoseph Sarto aft !Riese, near Von-
Jmie 24335, • He vas the
child Qe pool' peasants. Ile how-
ever, to pa:al:700 Which
llons or people cm:under the Most
exalted lathe World. 'relent dis-
displayed at an early age and dee
vet oped to an extramidinary de=
goes, deep piey, broad human
sympathy and :tireless energy'
brought abode his marvellous ad-
loancement, Ile has always' • held
the love of his fellowmen,- He is
the "Pope of the Booms*
His granelfathee was a soldier in
the penal army 'under 'Gm -10V
XVL His father Nvorked in the
fields and as communal carriee,
struggling to maintain •tvith his
meagre Income the large family of
two sons and six daughters. A
small cottage was the birthplace
of the pope. .Eta attended the
parish school at Riese. His apti-
tude induced the ftamily to s,,,nal
him to sehool Casiteleframco,
seven miles from home. To meet
tl
le expens-e, his ...father labered
even more hours 'daily than hacl sive trade, Later he. had thelate Pubiic Scheel, and from private fr
been his lot. The boy noldsedthe Jolul -Deane as his partner, and teachers. Aft Osgoode h's ot
long ratite to school, Ire WaS aisle /VD'. James McIllath,
eftet frienc.1 desiants
dATIvo bath not loist a toSencl,•
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PriplififtiOt P.Pr
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There is no union here: of heaets,
Which hath not here an encl." 1
We .are called upon; this. week to
*cord the sleuth 'of Mr, Frederic:1s
Iltimbal ,one of Clinton's oldest,
,
kind eertainly one or its most
highly es teeneed residents, whidh
occurred on Saturday leSt S
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Has Argured Many. Cases in Court
of Appeal at 0sgoode Hall,
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The man who has taken his 'poli-
tical life in his hands by launehing
one grave eltarges.against Minlaters of
torte age, he eXperieneed (teoious the 'Crown, isa cautious, dry, law -
11 inese, and partially recovered yer body, of Scotch-hie/II stock. If
therefrom, but his conclitio
such that little or no hopes were'
tent eiltained of his oltimate recov-
tony, end' his death was not un -
booked for.
The late Rumbell, seas born In
Gederie,h township, on the • 'Huron
Road, on May 11th, 1834 and all the
age of 17 came to Clinton arid learn
ed the carriage and wagon build-
ing from the late Edward Dinsley,
the age of 21 he started resines
e invesktgation about to be don-
clueted iota the 'actions of the
Premier tend the:Provincial Se-
cretary fens to discover wrongful
conc:let; Prcmdfoot,
member for Centre Huron, 'Will he.
compelled to resign his seat in the
House, and retire in disgrace infte
private lire. BLit the michiteaged,
sandy mastaehed, mat teressf-fact
looking man does not show any
signs of worry. Hehas the legal •
mind, and appears to be sure of
his goound,
Wfee hen If il Lam Proudfoot was 011.a or of
1501,011 COCUlt '
Three !lough Cup
Games an Saturflay
'WoodstoCk Goliege, Clinton I
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and Listawd High School are
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01inton 0,1. 1; Stratford C. I. 0
Following are the views of the
two Stratrord papers on the Plough
Cup game played in that eity last
Saturday between Clintoe and the,
Straaord Collegiates ;-
-HERALD- .
The first. game in the Hough Cup
series was played on the Collegiate
Plats Saturday afternoon before a
small crowd of spectators, but
what was lacking in numbers was
made np in. enthusiasm. Referee
MeClutcheon lined the boys up
promptly at 3 p.m. 10 a heavy sl •
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y faun t85
ii. se and had quite an extene got his schooling alt the and.erieh tl
ram. Right feom the hie) ef
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Somethin
Worth
oirlg
Bnyina a .KODAK and taking.
and making p'etures of eveso,
thing that will be tiource oss
pleasure to yeti and gem, rrientle
now and in after years.
We can supply' you with
EASTIIIN KODAKS
from $2.00 u•p
THE REXALL sToRk
Holnics
Faithful student and Isy w' ' •
but •the changing condi-
„.. ending was high, though not
traanclinary. He was called 7:;;I:1
laurels justified tl
famil in I i
• te wisdom of th bar in 1884, and set t •
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Y ma s• rig sacrifices to meth:a:cheat ly to build up a law pram -
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further ids education . Precious facture, affected the btisin,essi -5n,st hard work won hint a conspienons
Owing to the High Standard
1 documents !Ant priistroted h4tilitlis os it has all over soo prooioce. sinecess, and he has DOW the repu-
tice in his native COUllty. Sorci
t ilLiintaiued in the Popular sistersali'lls'eeinienecnecre iricifithees 8 entirt. Mr. .Rumball was a man of steel- tatoiir of being, one of the soundest,
range of studies, They were es- ing integrity, whase word was as flashiest lawyersy in Ontario.
th gh not bany means the
p emla I I y proud of his proficiency in good as his bond, and although he
eemerary of 0',, 1--.. -----------ens gave his supp.ort to whatever
himself in the study of theology. seita.w rem In politics he teas a
in 1858, when 23 years of age, he .
wag 'ordained a priest Liberal
tions of the country and 01 010110-
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ORT.
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Latin. Joseph 'won a scholarship . , ,
which enabled him to mite., ti s net el entered municipal life, al- At Osgoode Hall.
Mis;Proudfoot is well known at
Osgoode Hall, the home ()tithe On-
tario Supreme Coert He has • •
gue many an appeal and his re-
, put ation is that of a gentleman de -
From thie- first his greatest eon- .
N learned in the law. Liked
cern was. for the poor among his caHriel• se•talsrienitiilitil only c.,falthful, _and 4icljeecilsi;es.its,agues in too profession,
parishioners. He Weedy a nowt d '. e er of k eeley Metho- his relatnans with the Bend -ear& of
himeelf necessary food, and even dist church, but in E2 lien days the most harmonioUS character.
Sold his horse, that the proceeds when this was known as Batten- that
heis i even tempered, A
'rhe ordinary lay person would say
might he used to relieve, the eon- bury street cnuren, he was tone Of fellow -barrister might speak of
d'itions of the unfortunate. On •
that of Padua. He clisting'uiehed contributed to the welfase of his
one occasion he gave away his own
.dinness A poor man came to say hued:ens of what was then a strug-
that his wife was ill, the doctor gling cause, his temper I tl • •
a man in the night afford to
its officials, and lielned to carry the his "judicial mind.'S It is said that
hall .said she • must have broths and
he had not the means to provide it.
Meat was boiling in a pot for Father
Sart:0's dinner, and, -without
IlOSit-
tation, he gale it to the mats Re-
proved by his sister he -enswered
that the matins need was great and
there was imithing to do but give
him the food. Then he -smiled 'Ia-
nignly and assured her that the
Lord would provide for them,
ho trakal he waii employed
eve country curate. In 1507 lie
was appointed parish priest of Sa
'sane. There he worked faithfully
for eight years and wen ;the atten-
tion of those higher in antherity,
by the- tact and devotion with
which he discharged his parish
duties, He was made 0 Ca11911 of
the cathedral, elettesiiier of 1 to; dio
cow arid spiritual directer of the
_"'•••"Seres dean erne chapter, served in • ea
ege. here -after he beeame
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• was appointed suffragian.
In 186'2 he passed to the ilioess
• of 'Mantua, where for. two years hp.
was reetor of the eentinary. h, at-
+ traCtecl the attention of Leo
• who in 1851 Marie him Lieliot
* that city. The diocese was at that
• time i n a condition of ferment,
4 There had been continued clash-
ing between 'the episcopal end
4. government 'authority. and there
4. was in the field a sitisong
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+ force opposed o the church. The
• tact, patSenee and kincily manner of
• the bishop harmonize(' these con-
: flieting interests.
4 On June 12,1803, he Was erect led
• a cardinal and three clays tater
patriarch of Venice.
When the patriarch left Venice
to attend the Conclave called to
elect a successor of Pope Leo the
people hailed him as 11)0 11001) I.
He tentomniSafted with there, say -
that such an event WaS beyond the
r,ange of possibilities. In the Con-
clave he was urged forthe high Of-
fice, but he put aside those who
prorerred their support 0111! beg-
ged that they find another 0011-
clidiate. When the ballots began
to turn strongly his way he became
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• broken lines and sizes, both in colored and •
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• ioary effect. In the dignity, the
• learning disclosed in these dis-
• humility and the great breadth of
• • courses the patriarch stood before
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: The regular prices of these hats are from•
..4 ; WiaS elected on the sixth 'ballot.
? placed on the papal throne. He
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out you can take your choice of the entire
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HIS Wile, a Miss Moore, Presn se lose it. Whether this idea has 'a'
ceased him by about 30 years, The
,, 3 11 the wrong cannot afford to
as a popular jeweller of town, was
late John 11,1iumbell, wen known purely conjectural, but kis a fact bac
ever occurred to Mr. Proudloot is Mg
his Only son. Fioe daughters are that there is nothing irritable, 01)
boisterous, or hysterical about Wile
the other members 01 1115 family, ram Poondfoot, K.O. He islogical
These are. Mrs. Arthur Tem:dal loof ; and determined, without being slip
to witi, (who has ministered to lti m ; un tin I y se I ha ssertive or on n leas- bat
faithfully during his illness); Airs; ' antly aggressive.
Robert. Callender, Delewares Ohio ; I
Tw
OM 011a encl of the field t
her, and the hopes, of the; 8
ford boys ran high.
After the first 10 ininuteS the
local team began to assert them- •
selves aud had the visitors guess-
ing most of the time, however luck
did not come their way but rather
layover/ the Clinton contingent.
Fifteen minutes ream the start a
ball breach of the handling rule by
McMillan gave Clinton a penalty
kick which was taken and convert-
ed by Kaiser, Poem this point till
half thee the play ranged from
end to end of the field.
After the change of ends Strat-
ford, with the wind behind them,
etanted and sustained an aggress-
ive tuot•ernent -which did not abate
until the final whistle blew, Only
three times did 'Clinton get to
Stratford goal aelert in the last halt
gel y due to the splendid play -
of W.Reynolds, the local left
in who was by far the best 11110'
01)1 the field. Nething• gOt Rey-
ex-eited and even with the
eery state of the ground and
1 he never made a mietake,
lee he 30011 is an 111(10 pen cl 1: rush
0r,, Oall'ill Callender. Parkershorg, EMeted to esegisie Lure.
West • -Vilest/1'a; Mrs. Andrew I His active political career has
Porter, (ioderieh; and Mrs. Nye. I not been a long one. He wsts re- hall
Moorehead, Minnesota. It might I turned for Centre :Huron at the 'N.
be reread:eel, parent In Lien 1 I y, that general ci ection of 1S08 :al s al th
through the opposing forwards end
0 further scoring teras recorded,
011g11 in last five Mill 11 S
Clinton mistodicon had a eceilly
ions thh0, the ball hitting CrOSS
and upright in rapid success-
th ere 'was thhiling doing
the home team.
spite the 11)1 1)51)0001)1 a splon-
game wnspresen tea to the silve-
rs ancl the Tir. F. A. schedule
not produce any 111010 £.3.:13i't;,-
'01111 the game Saturday lif-
eon, tIrea ter support should
iveu theinatoli s of this series,
es such esi turdey at worthy
llg crowd, Mr. MeCutelieon
the teams's-soli in hand ac all
-ISE'ACON-
a ragged aria. somewhat (11 -
ell game or football, the local
giate Institute c,1 even went
1 to defeat 00 Saturday before
Clinton Collegiate in the first
erne and home 500105 in the
Misery nomscl of the Hough
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able, All clay 11) 1111(1 been ltr
ts best to nain, and' suceeede
aboult fifteen minutes before'
lay was scheduled to com-
e. It eositinued with more or
rigor througthout the entire
Messrs. Robert ani2, Calvin Cit nap- I held the seat 'CV er sines,: Ilia 111,0 the
der sustained sest ills losSi's by• the ' in the IliouSe has been like. his view
recent floods in their respective atthe bar:quiet but certain. His 'an X
Stat,
thorough grasp of legal a.nei linen- bap
That 'Mr, numb:ill had a very ' cial matters has nmcie him '(Inc of ion,
wide circle of friends goes .without the chiefs 02 1)110 Opposition, In for
staying, and that he will be greatty the next Liberal Cabinet he,will
for ('1)1' half a century he wits. an General. His speeches are master- did
misssil in t he emmounitv of whieh almost eeetainlY be Attorney- ;
honored MV1/1 13P", is equally true, pieces of dry so asoning, The oely 4 , 7. ,
tris death makes a breach in the thing human also nt them. Is all 00- `.;`,.% )
nanks of the old eesidents. the oasional flash of sarcasm, which olu
numher of whieh. 50 10" a) men 11 rc‘ sic-ht.:in misses its 111.13'k. 111011
CO 0001`13ed , is becoming very
1%110' funerzl washeld on Tuesday A PLEASANT EVENING_ leo g
tent
afternoon from his late residence, 1 Last Thmsday evening Mrs. D. Gain
H11/"0 II' Si: rl‘et, The services \vele K. Grant mite rtailled the inem- of a 1
conducted by' 'Rev. J. F., Fo-rt, pas- bers of Willis C'hut`ch. choir at the east
ter of tho deceased, assisted 1.-.y lqaase, provtous to the departure. ,S,
Revs. J. Greene and COE. Jeakins, or illiss Ha.zel O'Neil who left on "ra 0
The pallbearers Wi1'4, old friends of Friday lei -become a :nurse in teeth -
the deceased ;-D. Meenrvie, W, ing'at Toronto General Hospita 1.
Ittu'land. J. Stevens, IL Wittse, C. Charades were the order 6f
J. Wallis, and If. 11. (Thant. Among the evening and ,t1,10 In
those from a distance to attend the clever taeting of some of called joint
funeral were :SD'. and Mrs. I'. C. Ce I- forth much applause. During t li e ooi 10
lender, re)! Parkersburg, West Vir- i evening Mr. Giant on behalf of
ginia ; alis Robert Callender and , the choir nreserst • cl Miss Altzt7 clowi
win. A delberta. of Deleware, Ohio ; with a beautiful bouquet of carna- the
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;k13' and Mies Andrew Porteo. of tions and fern, in a newt speech of
Goderich ; Mr. F. Rumball, London ; expressing the choir'le appreciation '
Mr. John ' Rumtball, of Gocierich ; of iser faithful arid efficient servi- Preth
and Mee Fred RI:mils:Ill, Of London. , Ces and their hope that all success
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Many beautiful floral wreaths were might attend her 111 her chesto To
sent by old friends of the deceased. peoression. falser
• - —nose
until
ing
theP
Proudfoot Charge is Quoted in full
game, The grounds, as a result,
series. The score was 1 to 0.
e weather teas anything b
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(TORONTO D SI `S ,
This 13 1)1111 exact mending 01 1110
charge nae lathe LegifilaIttOe by
Mr. William Peouctfoot, M.P.P.:
IN nisi I I iani Pr:m.14f oot, a Marabar
of the Legis,lature for the electoral
district of Centre Huron, in the
Province of Ontario, Dominion or
Canada, declare that lam credibly
inftormed, and I believe that lean
establish by satisfactory evidence:
That Taylor, Scoftt and Company
enteral Intola contract with the
eve YoueneweIf•Hen.iWilliam J. Hanna, the Pro-
yineial Secretary of the Province of
Ontario, for and on behalf of the
said Province, on the 20111 day pf
Ju/y, A. D. 1905, for the term of five
yetars from tlae 1st day of Septem-
ber, 1906, tothe 1st day of Sep-
tember, 1910, wher'eby said: cent -
pan y was to manufacture wash
si an other ait Lel es as there-
in set Smith, at the Central Prison,
Seelonging• 1 to the said Province,
The said Province to maintain and
provide the wood -working shop
then installed in said prison, and
to, supply a minimum of eighty men.
and, if more inequired, up toa
total of one-third or the total
prdsoner0. The said Taylor, Scott
and Company to pay thereof ac-
ortroccied so that it protects itt ing tothe schedule set forth
in t e sta., agreement, am also in
L STAR).
• wet e ina very poor condition, mak
ing anything like good playing out
of the ctucstion. However, the lads
did very we I I.
Although Clinton won out by one
goal, Satui,d ay's play cannot be
taken as an indication of their real
strength. The same is quite (300-
02 ,thle locals, as those who witness-
ed their pertiotrmance Olin& opee
tv Leiaaue fixture can read
As sitttaft`Ye.c1 efore tile game was
one, and the mejovity of the
few enthusTaste who brayed the
elements were more concerned
about keeping themselves dry than
wa telling the game. While it di cl
not fill the requirements for which
it was Mitten:tied, the game furnish
ecl many anensing incidents. There
Seemed an unexplainable, desire on
the part of the foot which was not
being used, to 'kick the ball, to got
into the air also. Aided hp the
niete, watery soaked grounds, the
odds were certain y against the
playters. It has not been oeckoned
up just bow much of the flats were
(tarried away on the clothing. of
the Clinfbon team, but they have
promised to have it shipped to
Stratford on their return to their
town habitation.
The play started shortly after 3
toieloelc, with Mr. McCufteheon in
charge, The locals forced the play
from the, oulteet, and had not seen
e
posited a drayload of hard
trout of the Clinton goal,.
surely have scored
miserable shots, but owing
ball being wet, and the
e sttliitPepi:ry, they wene unab
Clinton's -goal dame in the initial
A goelat many of 001' readers
have been looking at ltkeii,
LABEL on The N'ew Era and
have renewed during the past
month, Now for May let us hear
from those 'in Manitoba, Al-
berta, Saskatchewan and British
Columbia, The label tens a tale.
It should relad. 31 Dee. 1913,
'Take a look. at a 11(090 and let
08 hear Nom yeti The law re
garding newspapers has been
the publisher more than: form- on agreement which 'was subee_
ells/. Anyone taking a paper , quently come' to between the said,
from the poatoffice Wheth,ert. rt,`,
res.
they have ordered it or riot, be- itn the yeat:s 1907 and 1906 certain
(103/108 liable for payment for dicfputes arose Ipetwte,en the said
same, unless it is marked "Speei- parties which the 6aid Taylor,
men dopy." Anothes` amend- Scott and Company claimed that
ment is fthat no subscriber to a the Priovince was not fulfilldng',
newsplaPei,; can stioP same ors's- and had not ' its said
fuse attaft the postoffice unless
they have paid up all that is ag''ac"menti whereby they claimed
,owing 013 it, tiO ,enftitlecl to darnag`es,
The said dispute, and others
which arose from time to time, con-
tinued down to the 18th day of
Neveinher, 1911, when sense wer
z eferrecl to on e L. E, orn
for adjudication.
In the year 3908 the said Ta.)-1,or
Scott and Company, or George C,
Taylor, was requested to make a ;
contribution to the party funds of "''g
the Pnovincial Consedvatiye party ilytles
of the staid Province, then being in
office, or tothe Provincial Secre- a poor
they afloresiald, and in accorc/anee
with such request clid contribute
and pay iaver 1)0 5110 said Poovincia
Secretary ithe sum of $500,00, said
payment being illegal, e'orrupt,
and subversive of good govern -
men t,
Claim for $19,403.
In the beginning, of the year 1011,
the eaicl fires of 'ray lor, Scott and.
0o, made various efforts to pro-
cure: a sistitlezent of their elaim
without success, Pinta/ ly they a -P -
plied to the Bon. the Attorney -
General for a fiat to enable them
to cammence legal proceedings.
The claim then put fori`vni•d urns
for the sum of $1%463,02, made up
of damages sue erect through Tax.-
ious alleged breaches of said agree -
Meat. •
`The 'application, for the said fiat
Was greatly delayed, and tite said
George O. Taylor decided thnit it
could not he procured through the
ordinary and ;propel' channels.
Thereupon, and on a number of oc-
eaOrons, heinteresiewetl the said
Hon. the Provincial Secretary, who
took the ground that the saicl com-
pany" had no 'valid •or legal. claim.
The said Creorge 0, Taylor con-
Ciontsnued on Page Two.
one te
luck in
would
Jiacl 3no
to, the
grounds
to Vac
period on 0 penalty kick, with
ess
Pure Maple
Syrup.
From Sap to syruy by
Evaporation
The syrup is here again, as
good as it can possibly be, made
by the same people, in the same
way, from the same tree. Just
the same as It has always been,
It is of uniform consistency
Has a delicious flavor, and
We can say in big letters,
" It is Positively Pure?'
As we have only a ihnitesi
quantity, we advise you to orde
early.
i"
W. T. O'NEIL
THE BUB GROCER
Phone 48
Coming to the
Picture House
Cooper Nusicni Comekv,
Company,
Singers, Dancers, Musicians
with illusione and novel. ems
trietly respeetable and firsoelass
Change of program and 2800 feet or •
pictores each night.
A of fun for old and yomiss
Thursday, Friday and Satuedity
of this week.
lidtitiesiont itie Children 10c
A. Macdonald
........c,..etamoornmassautmerercasartanmarso.star, .
which .Allen was -unable to connect.
The penalty occurred just after
Clinton had been awarded a corner
kick. In the scramble wide', al-
ways follows. one of the locisfiJ
.ed and the visitors were awarded
the penalty, Kaiser kielsed it and
send 11 lo' shat away to the
sidle.
During the last half the ;resole
tidied hard ±0 01501) Op, but with nts
avail,
Tire teams weres--
Stratford-Goal, Allen ; backs, Itle. --
Mil tan cl .Reynolds; hal f isa ekes,
Fawcett, AleParlance, Moss r Stir, • -
weeds, Dempsey, Nelson, Mer,,,nr:.
Louels and Gray,
Caldwell 1.• backs:.
Torrance and Peacom; lin 'Mac tiss
Kitty Sparks and ; forwards
McCrostite, Moffatt, S. Smilifta,
Raiser and Blatchford,
Woodstock 2; Get 1.
Woodstock, April 25.--Woodstoe3-
•00 1 e triumphed over Galt Cele
1 eg ia te LisIt1tut- 00 t he loreati
gratin:de Saturday af tern oon.
the first of the home -and -house 100,
cer games for the Hough Cup tester
played. The 80010 was 2 to 1,. The'
visitors had a decided dVanitasse ,
weight, .bult lacked the speed
lthe focal students, Tbe mats,. •
was played in a. drizzling stein aets
the grounds were ITCry slip cwrn
J. Omni referredin la very s atb-
factory manner. The Seattle's -
Galt C. I. -Goal, Herman ;
backs, Wallace and Rounds • 2101.1.-
backs, Marshall, Bricker and'R erste
forwards, St. CIair, Kotler, Evacuee
Cornell and
Woodstock College-Go•al, Fiel;
full-backs, Harris anci Pain •, haIT-
backs, Iames. Fryer and Wileon;
forwards, Sutherland,
Hughes, Miathews and Mills, ,
Listowel 1; 'Winghant 0.
Wingham, April 23. -The FrotoesitS,
Cup match between Listowel Hirsh
School 5111)1'Witt gham High 80116011
played in Winghana Satuntiass
resulted 11to 0 in favor of LjstosreS.
The return game is to be playetiTes
Liatowel o Saturdity next. Tito.
teams '-
List Strachen ; backs,
Moore 'and Herr; halfbacks, Ye.
P, ' a tell ; forwards,
Hiles, Ori, McLaughlin, Reilly- 351,a
winighignri---ooal, smith;
Taylor, Colvin ; .haltbacks ' 'sse
Citnekshank, Campbell;
Rintoul, Dixon, Elliott, B
and Haines.
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