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...Yard Dash.--R. G. Croft, W. C. Ferguson, H. R. Ford, A. W. Garrick, L. H. Gordon, H. K. Gray, H. Hungerford, G. B. Kaign, D. B. Lourie, J. A. Ross, R. G. Scarlett, F. H. Speer, W. E. Stevenson, J. C. Taylor, G. F. Tinker...
...Yard Dash.--T. D. Blake, R. G. Croft, W. C. Ferguson, H. R. Ford, L. H. Gordon, H. K. Gray, H. Hungerford, J. H. Jewett, H. O. Lloyd, J. A. Ross, F. H. Speer, W. E. Stevenson, J. C. Taylor, G. F. Tinker...
...danger of a restoration in China is becoming less and less as time goes on, according to Mr. John C. Ferguson, who has recently returned to this country. Mr. Ferguson has been an official of the Chinese government for over twenty years, and is now the Adviser to the President of China. During this time he has also been connected with the Chinese Red Cross, and has received a number of honors from the Chinese and other governments. In a recent interview for the CRIMSON, Mr. Ferguson discussed the problems of the restoration, and explained why he thought that there...
...answer to a question as to whether he thought the present Government in China stable, Mr. Ferguson replied emphatically in the affirmative: "In the future the younger element will be in control of the government instead of the older conservative party. This young group has all the fire and progressiveness of any western race and believes firmly in a republican form of government. It stands for modern economic and social theories, and it is basing its life on these that China will become a modern nation...
...answer to a question about the existence of a labor problem in China, Mr. Ferguson said: "The labor problem in China was solved long before the western countries began to have such a problem. Everyone in China is organized; the various kinds of laborers have been formed into a sort of guild unions, and the employers have their associations. Whenever there is any dispute as to wages, hours, or conditions of working, instead of striking, or declaring a lockout, committees of the employers and laborers immediately concerned meet and thrash the matter out between themselves. There are no so-called...