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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
9 nifeS:

2nifeS:
On Giqe euer 8oinoe, Ser far po'
ife, itrpge, bage, foge, iGtte paa Dor.
set og gisre alminbeIigt SitSorbeioe
for 10 Ieriouer, suifeS. Stte SG'
refer oa @ooerum at boloc rent.
Son 4 Collars llgeu. @etalingen
bper 2sroug. Gr Gftcrmihoag iri
bper llae iorltSen Scnoug GitcrntiO'
ooa % sliten; men o~nbeubper Sen'
6oa maa bun fonme bicm % laoe til
Iftensma0. Slm fan toge inoo Scr
rebeisg ipp glitcner bucr uge. men
tina6eS life of traftcre Dem meo Ntao
GA Sriffe poa Suiets 9cfoitning. Be
Ieocne fan bare ira 81. ~ til II
hper gfteu. 9ctte blir 81 elmer pr.
lloe % blrOe pGrc nof, lonlGn9e
man life 'er gift. Sioeu Ioar man
ppre glaS, ON man fan ina nHre
iomnen meo lin GlifcNe "a Elmer
hper Wooneo. Gn apinoc eler Ftge.
Iont life fon gna inc poo De 9etlr1'
aelicr, her er giort, bcbeoer life at
meIbe iig."
Spis ingen Goffepige meloer 't9
til Siencitc, fan bel 6r1tcn BIZ moot
til at oiere Here SuoremmelIer o9
LOBE mere qo0t. &ru funoe +. Gr.
prspe mc6 Sbcaterbiaetter og SeIte
ON ditto at bare 81, Sin og aager,
Clearer % andre ilige Sing paa 60
oer % looe beu euentilcle Soffepi9e
troftcre 6rierre. Sa. bun fan font
me til at finSc iig /, at StgcE oponr'
fer fine Silbeoere nlcO set bcoIte, Si'
let iormoar. Set err oa life at oente,
at en- una Woro meb Ell aoffeptgc,
han for falbc i'm, oil iiooe oerroe
aisfferet meo bcnbe 3l2 Sime boer
aften garet runot uoen at 'aa bocr'
fen paabt eQer tsrt. Won Tan Ga
life Iepe al bare aps og aiGrligbeo.
firre Srue, ielu ON man life er gilt,
9ipr[iobeS uben Stremper Ton enbon
ooo an; meu uoen 81 % Nao fan
Wrrb f[eit life / 2pngoen boloe lin
SiprIiabeb parm. Splo en- Wanos
efroa meb goo Rub og soSt Srtffe,
po bIir ban life meb oct iau1me nib
al nleaen aiprliabeb; er ban en- 2rG'
buf. On pis Wano bar iagt, at Teten
til en- Wanbs Sierte ganr glernem
Ropen. Set err Serior life tlogt o9
pent. at 6ruen uil, of aoftepi9ens
siIbebere iful iiSoe og fa'te IRA 81.
10 til ii buer aiten. . Seq raaoer
benbe til at ilaa al pna uselsnrei'
90 oipe autfepigen Sop I'll at trof'
tere Iiot paa line s%ilbeSere. San
hun life set, bsr bum i~nOifrGnfe Be
i~saeliestiocp I'll 10 q 80 0sinlter
bper aiten. 9ette til aloorlis Sper'
.~o;oI,s @r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
StatsbaucrncS SuotGgtcr.

SiulSbNNhA N"SS
b%oncrueS Sroiifinotpater / 9rtttSaa'
ret ira lite IpriI ubgier ttlIommer
13,966,515 SIR. moo 13,Ot4,6S7 Str,
/ forcguoenbe Iar, nltiaa en- Were'
iu6tr0t inar paa 951,S2S aroner,
GterItc Stiqning bier, iom rimeligt
er. 9crQcnsborcr meO 913.597 ar.
SnStrQt iuar MOB i24,4S6 SIR. itior,
Observation-Disclosures bar 44,2O9
SIR. iterrc SSInbtGgt ioar, 9rammen
-Run6Sfior0barcn 77,7f5 Str. mere
cno flor. Gonqspingerbanens Sno'
tGater er aoaet tilbage meo co. 1000
Ser. fra ifior, Neutrality-suspicious.
meo 1906 ar. og SGtersoolsbanen
meo ct ubetpoeIigt geIeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
Snnes.

cnifcs. - @u uprit eler oant
Npmoe mellcm % a 30 War fan iaa
8labS Tom 6usboloerite itrots. Billet mri.
&C cor ueolGgges / "Secprub'R Rotten, 8e,
corab. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
SAT- Gienooit M,
tiIiaIaS ener tineie.

grcrttsisutruier uuOcr ~CHfer. ~Tfatic-. ~r1ts
'eies~ "a -gitrTipsrliel~ 'ottr DGsHts for - Orb -.
hotr @aHl, % 10 Gents pr. Orb for at. '9R s5trfiJs;
NJ Gro. Grtrnticrtnier taotdges tfie 'er Htnbte tiS
toQents Eeusc mdd u'rlutgelts mebfsiae ale 81
ttutuitr. 3d snneE 10 tie AZ boaisre iai iHII
Z ummer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16

SpSsfalS. SosneprGit for Spam
90 Spiliom MeuigbeOer .. s. s..
Sprgenien CIR afeaaet peS Ssocu 40
War gammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16

Sots nogen tleroer en- NidHo peo Raon
@uleer (euer @eorg) Gnoerion. Snebier,
ira Gpre StiprooIsn. &orge. n War sammeI.
beoeS De penIigit gioe llrocrretnins III Sohn
Susbp. Stcur Suls, 2. 9at. 5or 10 aar
itoeIt opbolot ban ia / GGtlano, California.
SptS Sr. Sgren @abriel SOlpcrieu fra
Stdpdnger. eacr npaen iom MATTE iieuoe
BAN, lGier bette. nj man alBre 81 tor 3ie'
ncite oeo at t%orreiponoerc nleo rluSertegnsoe.
SioIte Sang man bsrtc ira bum oar for 90
Aar Iioen pa on oar hans Aoresie 300 Cat
Ieuent Ct, Ct. BGul, Niiun. Ylr. Rasrpalb
SdIporien, 90 Grmour Ctr. Chicago, 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
IeSalicu FOR SrnfusScS @csuina

meb Siaaoelie til at bore Den er til
oeIt 5ru 0. u. s. 3. &oIot, ieot
Hasimisien. al 8iebenbopn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
Statsminiitcr @nnnar anmSicn er

@ierpenS itprfie Sfatpoer. Sans
Sormue er aniot til 23S. 800, Sno-
tpgt 10000 og S~erreosifat 3061
Groner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
Srierbeics.
Maa inbIfrGnfes til 3h Simc
baglig.

On Susmor I G%orbouoaIe, 90,
bar iifferIig uof boot en- Del Griu,
rina ungoaenoe fine &%offepiger. s
set minoIte ipne8 ct Advertisement,
hun bar Iobet inorpffe / ct 2ofalblao,
tpoe oerpaa. apertisiementet Ipoer
iaaIeoes:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
Oct norifc Sfoopaiens
Piitorie.
Statiitif 1S57-1907.

Sfogbireftsren / ariitiania bar
De ienere Iar bnnt uloer ltborbei-
bclie oct norife SfogoGienS tSiitorie,
iom ifliIbe ubgipeS i gnIeSning al al
oct oifentIige SfoguGicn / 1907 bap.
De beitoaet | 80 gar. vi bette @crt
er M 2beu Gel, Statiiiif, uofommet,
lite Del, SfoauGienetS egentIigc Si.
itorie, bill uofommc isrlt icnere no
poa Iaret.
s Siosrummet t739-177t ban.
sc mon / Norae ct oficntligt Sort
pGien, oct Glore % pngrc General
forltamt". Wen | oct isIgenoe SiOS.
RIM al benpe6 90 gar bar Der inacn
cgentIig Sfogiorpaltniug. Sort i
1857 gopeS @epiIguing til Sronin9
al ct 5oritnpieu. Get bIep imioler-
tib cuoru / mango Aor life Gale ON
ucgen ratiouel ~ioritmGsiig 6orualt'
ming al StotSifo9ene, ibet oct fatal.
Iiae SfogperionoIeS Sio bar optaget
meo iorbcreNeube grbeiocr. s 1875
blcu Sfcgoireftsrembeoet oprettct. s
set iorlebne Siosrum bar SfogpG.
tenet iorteret UNDER Sroreoeportc.
mcrtet - ct fortere Sibsrum UNDER
Observation-Disclosures - inotiI oct
peo 2auobrugSocpartcmeutctS Spret'
tcIie / 1900 blep bcnIagt uu6er Octte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
Mnrfnnrr q sen olatiant riaa ior Earmtrta

Wnrfrnrr CT ben siatiGhe Tina for Formerru
.9'ut'tutl idauel ION for aHorc 4 OIL. Dncuo'
ifigut Edrrrrc tilhris az 3%rrubaHer % pduhdgcHter
irbss I'll az iaunVCrg oeBuc 500. Geo ctrt en- tor
G~trRtaIaa uhpalat NaHo ltac pce 1srnbdutu gro
pruuo. 2tHr aeuHtu, B3iuaciotu, iaa IS Dti ino for
SulHib % SHp,riDr % 100 Wil fra Iptliuatutrnr.
huiltet yGao Ita irigcr III riinrliag Vrticr % pdd lang
rcutdah. pdHbct CT aobt. or tioels bcporrt mtb
SOrhUoOo sioi bette StrB8 bar aobc Vttf, -arneeo"
Siulc, uomIrtct Sduo % mango 1uhrs dororle.
SirtU itrar CttCr Gdrtcr % tnlbtruotae OpinsaiuHer
WlHUeA BURNS. Globe aidE, 81 Pau. MIN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
ilatSals reitanrcrcSc &irfe b

SlatSals reitanrercSe Strife bIep
in6piet Ssnoag ben 21oe Warts.
SsitiSeliqbeoen par iGrbeleS peIlpffet
pg iternningsnlb. Rua lang MI
itanb forfpnbte oct bsie Spir airfens
Rprbeo oq bel 8l. II flong / Stunt
met, boor IImuen | $50 Iar bar
pGret iamlet / iamme lille toIeli9e
airfe, Sen fipre Saline:
Sirfen Sen err ct qammelt Sus,
itaar, omeno Saarnerte faloe.
Soonepreit @icfluuo poebe Ser.
paa / Sililutning I'll 9a9enS Settle
Salme 81. 9: "Spor er Dine Boil.
aer, Serre, -" en- Saf til ole,
iom bar eiort lit til airfens 8eitait.
rering. Grpiten aofoO fra SO taltc
ooer G~poneeIiet. - Selbeosinotrpf.
fet al airfen er goot, Den er hpggeIig
of bore / og poffer of ie til. Get enc
tie ntoatte prre, at Saarnet pirfer
Iiot tungt % fort / Sorbolo I'll Den
lille Strife. Gen lager oeiligt til
mibt / ocnne Glbgamle 9pgb, inoe.
Iuffct lom ocn cr al bsie, bratte Sne'
ficIbe paa oQe &onter, itraalenbe og
alitrenhe / @aorioleu. iom Sag for
Gag tiltaqer / Stprfe og pIubieli8
cngong bringcr oft meo tort &abol'
Der neo 6ieloiioerne, iplocr Chen og
'faffcr set meqet Ssmmer neb til
Seliorb / ct 9Irnf, for mart eiter at
ic alt set lpie9renne title irem poo
Wurf og eng oa giere Sinter til
Sommpr paa nogIe Tiger / en- al Hor.
ges beiiige SielO0ale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16

2uSpis s%rrtanber, Sasferer. 305
FaIaes Building. minneapolis. Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
EFT GODTKIaR.

$3.50 Acres med 50 Acres lstst Lsnd ltss,ude initii, 900
Artss ned Alfalfa, 40 Acre, mere % dySkst Z "frsne .uass,
hver ned 3 Frraiser Barn % StAldwm Tor ssFe Hlndrsis
kr-atnrsr. andre Udhhys To uylE piaut~is F~rugthRser.
hsfs brtndS - nssFand a. Hdmstkct yand, Nil rtHdsnds
Wand 81 Nil re isrnhancstatDn, Sksls "a X rae psa ,amms
Land I en- a. fs h~lste naistrdE ve,ttse sd Dakota. Pns
90 % pr Acre y konfaHi, Rsstsn 81 IPCt Eafn - o.
n. o. FlSiaf q Waldorf, Phltip, S. Dab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
SfogcncS Intal % IreaI.

Intollet al DC oiientIioe Sfoge,
ioul beitpres Of Sfogprienet, er $50,
bporoi 494 tilberer Stntcn % 1926
observation-disclosures 6Ouo. Ger er
40 9pQ0caImeuningcr.
GrcaIct er Jolt s53 900 Seftnr Ten
Scftar or omtrcnt 21a acre) proout'
tiU Warf, bporai inalit oct babe er
9urifog. StotcrS Sfoge omiattcr
$4,000 Seftor, bporoi finn 353,l00
Scftar @orifog. 5ouoets Sfoac or
$500 Scftur, buorai $1,000 @cf'
tar goritog. &c oiientlige Sfogc
inocholoer 6eSuben oel 100000
Settar uproouftio NIarf og Sei'ielb,
bcrai ioIocr paa SplDSuingspPicnets
Tou0s Stoac bare 1900 Seftar.
gtorac fommer iom Rr. 9 al Git'
ropos 9au0e mco Scnipn til Sfoq.
rinoom. g~uropGiif RusInu0 er oct
irogrigeitc meO 1877 Niaiorsr Scf.
tar. 3orge bar benpe0 : ytiaioucr
Seftnr. Spauicn % 8~rPfenlanO bar
melt oiicntlig Sfog, ueulIig oucr 50
OGt. gtorge fommcr / ocnne Sen'
iccnSe ion go. ~ / europa meo
1886 pGt. oiientIig Stog.
Der err ialt 14,247 @rugsrettig'
bcoer / DC oiientIige Stoge. Ge
@rua86crcttieeoc bugger Tor co.
10000 SIR. aorIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16
SfOscnS gGrSi % llobpttc.

Ge oiientIige Sfogcs gGroi er an.
Inoet iii 2O,261,00 SIR. Geroi paa
Statsifogene 16,sO0.O0O 90 poa
Tonoet5 Sfoge s.30O,0 900 arouer.
GriitSuobptiet uogisr iaIt / De 80
aar Retto 10,6S1.000 ar. 5 Sioen
isr 1900 par oct aarItge Rettouo.
ub6ptte life meeet ouer 100000 Str.
Ten ienere er oct fteaet icput - /
1901 til ca. 100000 SIR, 1904 ca.
5000 % 1906 til 100000.
st set iamleoe llobpite Of Den OF.
iertIige Sfog6riit ct ina lonat Sios'
RIM life er mere emo 1012 Riaion
aroner. fan ipues unoerlist. Neu
man maa erinore, al 9riiten | mango
gnr par tibet rationel. Gesuoen er
bel 100000 Seftur u%proouftio
Rarf % oerai Iiaser $4,000 Sef.
tar / 2anoetS roroligite Stift og in.
SeboISer melt gierf. Sioere er Der
So S~tatsifose % 10 6ouSsifose -
tiIiamnen $4,000 Seftar, iom life
giuer nosen SuotGst paa @ruub at
grussrettisbeoerne. 5or mango ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-16

Som iii 0irmmct for ben tore hob
ileucr % inn ct Gitm,
burr Der or ct 'outlut EiIrito o. iltiH1. pairr ,lHos
User iuIbg al Rn0cIii Tif, BilO JrH4t AZ dls Slcas.
uomIrfct QliWdi. uFr D. tore Nrtr. EumbcrllHo
700 lnbbngltrt. - NCTt3. o Agrrs gpobtt. "a
SFii frI 8rtu ETr Uat'fE Iueitp. ior $3.50 vie
ElG45 ]ug5uTtgbC algBe % Vlbt yIa0 For urTwsrs
EpIB&nEHI friu al
The Cumberland laad Co, Cumberland. Wis.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
THE DENTAL LAW.

To the Editor of The Republican:
 Sir: What is it for? Is it to pro- tect the public. or is it to protect a few selfish dentists who are afraid that other dentists will come and To- cate beside them? I say that if they are not competent to hold their prac- tice against newcomers they ought to be run out. The public is looking for the best talent in all the professions.
 The dental law was enacted by the legislature of every state and territory to regulate the practice of dentistry and protect the public from unquali fled dentists, or men who call them selves dentists without having quali- fled themselves by a proper course of dental schooling
 So the board of dental examiners of each state or territory is authorized by the state dental law to examine all who call themselves dentists to see whether they are competent to prac tice. If qualified to practice. the board directs its. secretary to issue to the applicant dental certificate that le- galizes the applicant to practice. So far the dental law is good and just to both the dentist and the public.
 Everybody knows that the practice of. dentistry is the same in every state stood I will say that a dentist who holds a certificate from any state or territorial board of dental examiners,
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
LINCOLN MEMORIAL SERVICE
Centennial Will Be Observed at Northern Arizona Nor mal--Social and Fraternal News of Skyhght City. Forester Convalescing.

Flagstaff, Ariz., Feb 7.-0Special Correspondence of The Republicar.}- Last evening the Emerson hall was crowded to its fullest capacity, the oc- casion being concert by the Schubert cOmpany. Each number was greeted with vociferous applause. The con- cert was under the auspices of the Epworth League and was one of the best ever given in Flagstaff.
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Ferguson of Williams will pass through Flagstaff tomorrow enroute to Albuquerque, where they will meet Miss Mary Stone of Bedford, Ind. who is coming for a visit with MT. and Mrs. Ferguson.
 Flagstaff is to have another musical treat on February 17th, when the Gamble Concert company will be at the Emerson school hall. The school library will receive a percentage of the receipts.
 Mrs. Claude Thompson will leave to- morrow for Ash Fork where she will join her husband who is in the forest service. and has been temporarily sta toned at that place.
 Mrs. John Metz will leave today for Phoenix where she will spend a fort night visiting relatives.
 Miss Benita Baca, who has been wis iting in Flagstaff for the past two weeks, will leave Tuesday for Gallup where she will visit for a week before
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10

returning to her home in Albuquerque.
 F. A. Sliker leaves today for busi- ness trip to Phoenix.
 Rev. Father Connolly will deliver the memorial address at the Lincoln cen tennial commemoration at Williams the coming week.
 The Girls club is preparing to give a dance next week which will be one of the most elaborate affairs of the season.
 The Lincoln centennial will be ob- served in Flagstaff by an address at the Northern Arizona school. Thurs day afternoon, at 2 p.m..f and by a memorial service at the, Methodist church on next Sunday evening. At this service Hon. J. F. Jones, the coun- ty school superintendent, will deliver an address on Lincoln, the States man" Special music will be rendered
 The Philathea club will. be enter tained Tuesday afternoon by Miss Leona Greene.
 Some special music of high order of excellence was rendered at the Methodist church this morning by members of the Schubert company.
 Miss Porter. the preceptress of the dormitory at the Northern Arizona Normal school. gave a dance at the Boys hall Friday night. It was well attended and much enjoyed by all present.
 The Anozira club gave another one of it's enjoyable dances at the McMil lar hall Friday evening.
 Judge R J. Kidd, district deputy grand chancellor of the Knights of Phythias. departed Wednesday for Kingman to install the officers of the Kingman lodge for the ensuing year.
 John Clay and E. C. Forest of the live stock commission firm Of Clay, Robinson & Co.,, of Kansas City and Chicago, were in Flagstaff this week. the guests of their friend, T. E. Pol lock.
 Forest Supervisor Frank c. W. Pool CT. who is now convalescing from an illness of two months. was taken to Needles Friday, his physician believing that he would recover more rapidly in a lower altitude. He was accompanied by his mother who will remain with him during his sojourn there.
 Mrs. George Rabbit returned Tues day from Cincinnati where she was called early in December by the serious illness of her mother who passed away soon after Mrs. Babbitt's arrival in Cincinnati
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. O'Reilly of AL buquerque, spent Wednesday in Flag staff, and visited the cliffs Mir O'Reilly is the manager of the Ocei- dental Life Insurance company
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
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showing that he or she is qualified to practice, is competent to practice in any state or territory. And as the state and territorial dental law is the same in every state and territory can not see any rason why a dentist must stand another examination be- cause he goes to another state or ter ritory. It looks unjust. It doesn't look reasonable that after a dentist has spent his or her time in taking a course in dental schooling, and after standing the required state dental board of examination and receiving a dental certificate, that he should be compelled to stand another eXamina- ton when moving into another state or territory. The additional examina- ton does not make the dentist any better qualified or more competent to practice.
 A dentist, when going to another state or territory to practice. should be allowed to register his or her cer- tificate with that state or territorial board of dental examiners, or pay a fine for neglecting to do so. In short, we believe that the state dental law should require that every uentlst in the state or territory hold a dental cer- tificate from some state of territorial board of dental examiners.
 I believe the dental law should be a national law with boards of dental examiners in every state and territory with authority to compel every dentist to be examined and receive a dental certificate and see that every dentist is registered when going from one state to another.
 It is not through any selfish motive that prompts me to agitate the ques- tion of the dental law as it is now conducted, as I am too far along in years for it to concern me personally. But I would like to see an amendment that would do away with the dentist having to stand an examination when going from one state to another.
 c. H. WALKER.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
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Arizona republican., 1909-02-10

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Arizona republican., 1909-02-10

sometime later, her little foot got sore between the toes. Being afraid it was salt rheum, I spoke to our doctor. He gave me a powder which dried it up, but soon after it broke out behind her ears. They cracked half way around and the humor spread up on to her head until, on several occasions, it was nearly half covered. The humor looked like scald, very red with sticky, clear fluid coming from it. This occurred every year. l think it was toward the spring. I always bathed it with warm water and Cuticura Soap and applied Cuticura Ointment which never failed to heal 1t up. The last time it broke out was when she was six years old. It became so bad that 1 was discouraged. Then I procured bottle of Cuticura Resolv- ent which soon cleared it out of her blood. I continued the use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment with the Resolvent until she was perfectly well. ,She is now about eight years old and has never been troubled in the last two years. We also find Cuticura Resolvent good spring medicine and we are just giving the children Cuticura Resolvent Pills as tonic. We do not think any one can praise Cuticura Remedies too highly. Mrs. M. A. Schwerin, 674 Spring Wells Ave, Detroit, Mich, Feb. 24, 190S."
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Arizona republican., 1909-02-10

DIS IOf6Qedo. hG
 that time the child was covered with prickly heat and l suppose in scratch-
 ing it, her own head
 became infected for
 1t broke out in boils, one after another. She had about sixty
 In all and I used Cuticura Soap and
 Cuticura Ointment which cared her of them entirely. Then.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-10
CH|LD'S DREADFUL
 SKIN TROUBLES
Had Sixty Boils when but Six Months 0ld-Was Annually Attacked by a Humor Looked Red Like a ScaId and Spread Over Half Her ead-Both Troubles are Cured.
NO PRAISE TOO HIGH FOR
 THE CUTICURA REMEDIES

"When my little Vivian was about six months old, her papa had boil on
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-07-28
Boys Win at the State Camp.

The Y. NJ. c. A. state camp cup, for
which the boys of the state competed at
Camp Abnaki last week, was won by
the st. Johnsbury boys under Mr..
Palmer. The boys contest for the cup
every year and it goes to the Association
winning the highest number of points in
athletics. 1t must be won three times in
succession to become the permanent
property of the winners. The Burlington
boys captured it at Silver Lake in 1906.
In 1907 the Montpelier boys carried it
home and last year they won it again
at Camp Abnaki. This year the St.
Johnsbury boys went over determined
to take it from all Corners, and by the
ease with which they scored the points
on field day it was evident their training
had not been in vain. The games oc.
CURED on Monday, July 49, at the state
camp at North Hero. The teams that
competed for the cup were Burlington,
Montpelier, st. Johnsbury, St. Adams
and Richford. Fifty boys were in camp,
ten of them hailing from St. Johnsbury.
However, what our boys lacked in
quantity was made up in quality. The
boys carried themselves splendidly. They
entered every event, going through some
fast and trying heats without showing
signs of fatigue. There were IS events,
divided into two classes, and B.
Burlington, Montpelier, Richford and
St. Adams each took drop, one after
the other, as the contest grew hotter
but our boys showed their grit and at
the close of the day had one place in
every event in the program. Out of a
possible 81 points st. Johnsbury secured
81, divided into nine frsts, seven
seconds, IS thirds. These were the St,
Johnsbury prize winners:
E. Lynch, three hrsts, three seconds.
two thirds.
n Gilhllan, three thirds.
G. Fuller, one third.
Harold Simpson, two frsts.
Tlen OneeVer, Two HrstS, one second
one third.
H. Bean, one second, two thirds.
Noel Noyes, two frsts, one third.
Kenneth Flint, one second, one third.
=, Fuller, Harold Simpson, Noel Moves
and M. Gillian each won a camp
emblem for swimming across the lake
from North Hero to Camp Abnak, dis
lance of one-half mile.
IN the quarter mile boat race Bean and
C4eever pulled in second place
IN class A E. Lynch and M. Gilfllan
secured third place.
The camp cup is silver one, mounted
on PEDESTAL, and is about IL inches
high; 1t is very attractive trophy and
VIII be placed in the Association parlors
aiter the words "St. Johnsbury" are
carved on its lettering surface.