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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1929.
FOOTBALL MATTERS.
QUESTION OF LOCAL CHARITY MATCHES.
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AMERICAN STOCKS.
CABLED QUOTATIONS ·FROM NEW YORK.
The following quotations as at the The playing of a charity football competition in aid of the Society of close of the market on Wednesday St. Vincent de Paul, and a recent have boon received from their corres decision of the Council of the Hong-pondents Messrs. Hayden, Stone, and kong Football Association not to take Co., of New York, by blessrs. Swan advantage of an offer of charity cup Culbertson and Fritz, Sasssion House, by the Hon. Dr. Kotewall owing to
Shanghai), who are not res
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115
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there being no room for further com-stock", (cable midress: petillons, were matters discussed at ponsible for the cable mutilations, a meeting of the Council last night. The quotations are subject to con Mr. R. Hall presided.
The minute was to consider corres- pondence relative to the playing of charity matches by affiliated and un- afliated clubs during the "off" season, It appeared that Mr. James was ap- proached with regard to arranging clubs, a charity competition for eight
in- and
immediately wrote 4 letter
the Council of the profect Eight clubs were, however, clrealarts ed before the matter came before the Council, and to this netion the Council
objection.
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120 Granby
Copper Inaudible at the press table, was International Cement
(Common) understood to deprecate the
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"The picture of healthf" That is how her friends describe Miss Vera Barwell, an attractive young 110 lady of twenty, who residen at 12 Queen's Crescent, Lincoln, Eng- land. Yet until a few months ago Miss Barwell was ao enfeebled by anaomia that she felt life a
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The point, he said, had been discussed Liggett and Myer "R" 87
the last meeting in cunnexion with
at
a cup offered by the Hon. Dr. R. 11.
Kotewall. It was then debated thoroughly, and the unanimous
Missouri Pacille (Com-
mon)
Nevada Consolidated
opinion was expressed that they had a de
could
enough charity cups and they not go any further with the proposal. Mr. J. Ormiston said he agreed with the chairman's remarks but he would Bke to know if Mr. James would withdraw his letter. He did not think the matter should be allowed to pro- reed.
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"For four years", she said
100 when describing her caso recently, "I was very ill. I got into such
a stato that it seemed loo much trouble to do anything. I felt an if I didn't care what happened. My appetite went; I lost weight' and got very pale and thin.
"Mother took me to the doctor, who said I was run down and; annemic. We spend pounds on medicine, but nothing seemed to do me any good.
Mr. James Baid he regretted tuera should be an acrimonious discussion Un charitable subject., The Councli occupies an important position in the football world and they must be in supreme control. They must, how- cver, also realise that they must not faire dignity. The mutter had been FRENCH OWNED NEWSPAPER energy and could eat better. And endanger their dignity or stand on
put to the Council asking if they had any objection to the competition being heid, and the speaker could not sco Any objection.
In the present matter, he said, there could he no question of the dignity of the Council being slighted in any way. He was approached on the matter at 6 p.m. and wrote a letter to the Council at 7 p.m. Nothing could have been more prompt. It WAH suggested him that if eight clubs were
oh-
willing to play during the "close" season on the lines of practice a they could do so in the form of competition for which there would he trophy and they could finish before the season started without interfering in any way with the renom of the H.K.F.A. He had heard no concrete of jection from either the chairman or Mr. Ormiston, He would us the Council if there could be any objection to such competition, run by a well-known charity, assisted by a well-known member of the Council and probably other equally well-known members of
the Council.
"Spirit of Rutes Violated.” .
The chairman remarked his conten. tion was that the spirit of the ruler had been violated by the action
taken.
Mr. James asked if the Council would say there was no room for a
Augost competition between September.
und
It had never been put
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The secret of the world-wide success of Dr. Williams' Phuk Els This terminated discussion on the! point, and there being no amendment for Pile People as a specific for: forthcoming, the chairman put the disorders due to poor blood and proposition to the meeting. Only Mr. debilled nerves les in their Janies and Mr. Shuk, the proposer and unique formula, the outcome of render, vated for it. There was a
yeara of close study and experi- bigger show of hands against, het maltation on the part of a British those proment did not all vate,
Mr. G. T. May asked, if clubs physician-an M. D. of Edinburgh played friendly games would they University, Scotland. Within this be allowed to devote the "guto" to formals are contained ingredents charity without the consent of the of the atmont value in rapidly Connell ?
After the chairman intimated that creating, new, rich, red nerves. personally he did not think the con- Furthermore, there is one of such sent of the Council would be neces-paramount importance that it is
sary, Mr. Janses submitted the Counel!
was bound to say that no gate money recognized by experts in medical should be taken during the "close" science as essential to the sustaİN- season unless it was linnded over to ment of life itself. charity repeated his question, and $1.36 per bottle, 38 for 6 bottles, Of chemists everywhere at after some tile discussion the Coun- but be sure and ask for and in- cil indicated that in their own private
matches clubs could do what they sat upon have only liked with any gute money provided Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. they
did not advertine it. Once it was advertised it breame a charity match.
The chairman, commented that ho
The chairman:-Yes, it was put to would
go
to the
the Council last week.
The chairman said it was going to mean that any charitable institution cald
to clubs und nsk them to play games. Another point, was the offering of a trophy which would in cite the players to play instead of letting them play for football's sake. Mr. James said that eight club re presentatives had been approached and were willing and keen that soRIE such competition should be run. The whole of the funds in the present case would be devoted to a very deserving
He proposed "That thi ng has no objection to the St Vincent de Paul Society running thir chiirity competition no long as they ubide by all rules and regulations gov Foothal! In this Colony."
rning
This was seconded by Mr. J. S. Shuk.
Mr. R. K. Duncan commented on what he said Mr. James had taken, upon himself on behalf of the Society, In the speaker's opinion Mr. Jam duty firal of all was to go to the
Council.
Mr. Dyneun added be sincerely hoped the inatter would not go fur- ther. He quite ngreed with the chuir- inan's position of having the "bomb- shell" thrown on him when they had agreed at the last meeting that they could not have any more competitions,
No Discourtesy'.
Mr. James replied that one of the men he discussed it with was a mem ber of the Council, Mr. Holl. He had plso discussed it with Me, Eastinn. It was an entirely promiscuous dis cussion. The charge of discourtesy to the Council he repudiated most em. phatically.
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The chairman asked why Mr. Jumes had not circularised the Council, to which he replied that he wrote a letter to the secretary, the proper person to receive it. Mr. James went on to nny that he did not sign the letter cirzularining the clubs as it was sign- by an entirely different man who new nothing about football. Ho failed to see any reason how that man had transgressed against a single law. of the Association. He had dono absolutely nothing wrong. He hnd asked the clubs and they must know- that they could not play without the consent of the Association."
Mr. Hollands sold the letter was most emphatic on that point us dutes commencing und finishing Were
given,
Mr. James replied they were only proposed dates.
Mr. Hollands pointed out that the Association had always done their best for charity, had done mora than others, and if the records were scorch- ed they would find that the. Society of St. Vincent de Paul had benefitted in the past.
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