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old an Old Boys' Re-Union : Birthday. Since that time the Messti James Morrish, 1 H. G: Hutcheson, Leslie Hall, Dr. Murray, W. tT © S. Short, R. B. Smallman, Samuel Graham, Percy Graham, together + with a number of Old Boys in "Toronto Good work was done and many hundreds of people were present to enjoy the day's sport and the pleas- . ure... 'As will be seen by our list of + itors, many. persons. came long distances. to come back "home" and take part in the festivities. . There were three main attractions--the motorcycle races, the 48th Highlanders, and the sports. Speaking ¢ of the motorcycle races, The - Toronto Daily Star of Thursday said: El "Toronto motorcyclists who wer athe Port Perry Old Boys' -Re- _ Union yesterday have returned and report a good day's sport. "Fred Miles on an Indian won 'the three and five mile races, with Wilfred Morrison, on an Excelsior, second. In the ten mile race, Mor- rison came home in the front, after Miles, the leader, had taken a spill. 'Harold Armstrong, on an Indian, was. 'second; while Miles, who had pluckily femounted, finished third: ' "Archie Shuttleworth, on a Jerson, was third in the three mile race FS Pi 6 "Warming up for the five wille'race; Moore, a new rider, smashed into Shuttleworth, and both went down. Moore broke his collar bone "and smashed his riachine. that prevented him from making a better 'showing in the other races. Morrison gave Miles a red-hot argument in the five mile race. They see-sawed all the way, Miles finally wisihingely: 25 feet. - Armstrong was "only 200 yards behind. If "The 5000 Spectators were delighted with | the daring performances || of the Toronto lads." ; : We are glad that the Toronto Star reporter gave an expert - estimate of the attendance. Our own would have been more modest. - Doubtless he is in training as official counter at the forthcoming political i' gatherings. Motorcycle facing has a decided igpasacy to making a man "see double. : yuk v © If memory serves us correctly, this was the third appearance of the . 48th Highlanders in Port Perry, and each time they have pleased the - people. That'is a good record. Quality counts; "Expert critics of the bagpipes like Mr. Thomas Manderson, say : that the piper of the 48th is "grand." We shall not dispute that state- ment, for we recognize that lov: of the pipes is a "gift," and we lack the gift. There is a mysterious something inithe Scotch to which the music of the pipes appeals, and it goes right to the spot like pumpkin ie with a 'hungry boy, or watermelon with. colored gentlemen. always has its admirers and enthusiastic supporters, ~~ While yclists were whizzing round the track at a mile-a-minute pace, in Jie nent Sanger of breaking their necks, yet the game went on--the The result of he extremely intrcing games was as follows:-- First Game--Linasay 5; Nghia 1. and Heaslip. BE Young and Hicks. Shuttlewortb's machine was damaged, and tee will be held at the Hydro offices; 'Bay Street, Toronto to-day (Wednes- day). gS +A interest is the first essential of an a yh el operetta Bank is sn ded] Joma of iavesument, 5 ECURITY for both principal and to realize by these £ PORT PERR G. HUTCHESON, Manager. Ontario Provincial Elections. willbe | held on Monday, June 20th. : CoN. OER Ww. E. N. Sinclair, M.P.P, was selected as candidate to represent the Liberal party in South Ontario. Mr. Sinclair's name was the only one placed before the convention which 'was held at Brooklin on Tuesday, June 2nd. Mr. Sinclair's address appears elsewhere in this issue. ; 000, . Mr. Charles Calder, ex-M.P.P. is again to be the standard bearer for the Conservative party in South On- tario. - He was thé unanimous choice of a larga convention held at Whitby on Saturday afternoon last. 000 Lp he Liberals of North Ontario have chosen J. W. Widdifield to. be their candidate in the forthcoming Provin- cial elections; while the Conservatives of that riding h.ve selected Mr.W, H. Hoyle, M.P.P. again. ooo Mr. A, J. Varcoe, Reeve of Mari- posa, who accepted the Liberal nom- ination for the riding of South Vic- toria, has withdrawn from the field, considering that his duties as Reeve of Mariposa and Warden of Victoria County were sufficient without assum- ing any political duties. Mr. Fulton, of Lindsay, has been chosen to take Mr. Varcoe's place. 000 The Rowell temperance policy is as follows: -- 1 The immediate abolition of the bar, including therein the abolition of all hotel and club licenses and there: with the treating system. 2 Such other restrictions upon the residue of the liquor traffic as' experi- ence may show to be necessary to limit its operations and effective to remedy its evils. Local option to be waintained as a means of wiping out the residue of the retail sale where the electors so decide. 3 The strict enforcement of the law by officials in sympathy with the law enforcement, and the elimination of political inbcence from the admin- istration of the law. 4 The regulation and inspection of all houses of public entertainment, $0 as to insure reasonable accommo- dation for the travelling public. 5 New shop licenses not to be issued in the place of bar licenses abolished. ; / 000 Hydro-Radial to Go to the People Toronto Globe Notwithstanding the delay in an official assurance of a Dominion sub- sidy, the municipalities interested in the Toronto and Northeastern Hydro» Y BRANCH "\THird of June Visitors From Many Places. Mr. S. G. Whaley motored from Toronto. Mr. David Baird, dentist, Toronto. . Mr. Fred. Miles, 378 Concord Ave. Toronto. Mr. Harold Armstrong, 18 Dalton Road, Toronto. Mr. Wilfred Morrison, 343 Yonge St., Toronto. Mr. Wm. Carnochan, of Dorset, Lake of Bay District. Mrs. F. Hall, of Pickering. Mr and Mrs, J ¥. Taylor, Toronto: "H. E. Prince, (of the Evening Telegram), Toronto, and wife. C. S. Stapleton, Peterborough. Messrs. William, George and Fred- erick Hunt, Rochester, N.Y. Mr, Wesley Williams, of the Red' Rose Tea Co., Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. P. Holt, Mr. and. Mrs. F. Porter, of Bradford, with Mr. and Mrs. Henry McKenzie, La Avenue Cottage. Mr, Harry Beasley and two sons, Mrs. R. Beasley and Master W. Harris, all of Toronto, visitors with Mr. and Mrs. VanCamp. Mr. Madison Williams, Lindsay. Messrs. William and Bert Quacken= bush, Toronto. Mr. Wilham Hall, Toronto. Mr. Alfred Donaldson, wife am children, Toronto. Mr. T. A. Forman, Woodstock, and W-. C. Forman, Ingersoll. Miss Pearl Evans, Toronto. Mrs. Will Rook and children, Mrs. Leslie Rook and children, Mrs. Mc- Kerchern and children, and Chas Houck, Rochester, with Mr. and Mrs. John Rolph. Mr. E. Mundy, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mundy, Oshawa. Mr. W. E. N. Sinclair, Oshawa. Mr. Blackburn, Uxbridge. Mr, Will Ash, Toronto. Mr. H. Martin, Peterborough. Mr. Orr Browne, Toronto. Mr. D. J. Benson, of the Medina Daily Journal, Medina, N.Y. F. W, Penhall, M.D., of Morton, Minnesota, in town calling on bis father, R. Penhall. At Mrs. W. H. Letcher's-- Mr. and Mrs. G. C. MeNab and son John, and Mrs. D. Campbell of Uxbridge; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Oke, Mrs. Nellie Jones and Mr. Joseph Pettis, Toron- to; Mr. and Mrs.-Ed. Letcher, Lind- say. Mr. and Mrs Rees, Toronto, with: Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Garbutt. Mr. Archie Crandell and wife, of Toronto, Mrs. Went, of Clifford, Mrs. F. McLaughlin, Toronto, and Mr. Electric Railway, running from Toron- to to Port Perry, Whitby, * Stouffville, Markham, and Uxbridge, will proceed | with the submission of the standard radial agreement with the Commission to a vote in the next few weeks, to Y take effect conditionally on the under-' oe standing with the Commission that a subsidy will be forthcoming later on: A meeting of the Standing Commit Those interested in Hydro. radials take. J Wm. Town, Orillia, with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Town: Mr: Geo. Douglas, Toronto. Mr. A. Matthews and family mot- ored from Toronto. 'Wm. Dillon, Toronto W. M. Gerow, Toronto. Robt. Evans, Toronto Miss W ilhemeine Evans, Toronto, Adam Wallace, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKay and. daughter, Altona. _E. Newton, Uxbridge Sheriff Paxton, Whitby.. Joseph Davey, Toronto. ~ Wm. Vanstone,' 'Whitby £5 'Robt, Ross, maages of Dominios py Bak, Linday