PAGE
FOUR
ONE
OF
BRITAIN'S
SENSATIONAL
TENNIS
FINDS
Mrs.
Mcllquhan
of
Great
Britain
(right)
shaking'
hands
with.
Senorita
De
Alvarez
of
Spain,
one
of
the
worlds'
premier
players,
after
she
had
provided
one
of
the
greatest
surprises
of
the
All-England
Lawn
TenniB
championships
by
defeating
the
Spanish
ihnmpfon.
'
REGIMENT
WINS
FOOTBALL
GAME
Is
Leading
in
Stuart
Shield
Scries
as
Result
of
Easy
Victory
Over
Thistles
The
Regiment
made
it
two
win
and-
no
tosses
in
the
Stuart
Shield
football
series
last
night
by
defeating
the
hitherto
invincible
Thistles
3
to
2.
The
soldiers
hd
ifte
best
of
it
all
the
way
through,
over
the
Scots,
who
were
weakened
by
the
absence
of
one
or
two
regulars,
and
could
well
have
-wen
by
an.
even
longer
margin.
A
few
minutes
after
the-start,
Percy
Tinker
made
the
first
goal
for
the
Regiment
Soon
after,
Charlie
Baptie
equaflied
for
the
Thistles.
Then
Frank
Russell
put
the
Regiment
oa
up
again
in
short
order.
In
a
few
minutes,
(Jack
Wibwn
was
awarded
a
penalty
kick
but
he
deliberately
failed
to
fre.
A
fine
shot
by
Dare
Javk
gave
Thistle
the
equalizer
just
Wore
half
tinfe
In
the
secend
half,
Frank
Russell
turned
in
tie
winning
goal
for
the
Retfteent,
Outstanding
players
for
the
Regtaaent
were
Tern
Keteey,
back,
and
C.
J.
Nerrfhtjen
and
Percy
Tinker.
oh
the
forward
line.
The'
Thistles
can
thank
Samnyr
Er.-skine
for
his
fine
work
at
back
which
prevented
the
soldiers
from
scoring
more
than
they
dW.
Dave
Jack
was
the
outstanding
player
on
the
forward
line,
Charlie
Baptie
not
being
up
to
his
usual
form.
W.
E.
Willitcroft
was
referee
and
William
Ranee
and
Alex
Clapperton,
linesmen.
The
Stuart
Shield
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
W.
Regiment
2
Thistles
1
New
Empress
0
xv
nrvom
L.
Pts.
0
4
1
2
"2-
a
J
ud
Nw
1
droit
expect
to
arr
you
her
Wn.
Riutui
Tlutut
Wot
are
irw
here
njnln
Sport
Chat
I
New
York
"Yankees
In
the
American
and
New
York
Giants
In
the
National,
if
their
repforman-
i
ees
of
the
past
week
of-ia
may
;
be
taken
as
any
indication,
may
be
expected
to
make
a
strong
bid
for
the
flags
during
the
latter
half
of
the
season.
They
both,
however,
have
strong
handicaps
to
overcome
and
the
ehanceji
are
that
neither
one
will
be
able
to
emerge
on
top.
The
chances!
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
to
cop
the
American
pennant
would
seem
to
be
about
as
much
of
a
cinch
as
any
Big
League
team
eTer
had
at
this
time
of
the
year
but
an
.
interesting
.climax;
between
the
Mackmen
and
the
Yankees
is
expected
with
all
other
teams
probably
out
of
the
.pic
ture
The
chances
of
the
Giants
are
better
although
they
have
both
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
and
the
Chicago
Cubs
to
pass.
It
Is
beginning
to
look
as
though
last
year's
penant
holders,
the
St
Louis
Cardinals,
are
to
end
up
this
year
in
the
second
division
or
not
very
far
from
it
While
Lightweight
Champion
Sammy
Mandell
continues
to
look
about
for
a
suitable
training
camp,
the
problem
has
been
solved
for
Tony
Canzonerl,
who
will
attempt
to
lift
Mandell'a
crown
at
Chicago
stadium
on
August
2.
Canzoneri
has
Selected
the
Garden
of
Allah,
near
Evan-ston,
Illinois,'
as
his
training
site
and
will
establish
quarters
on
or
before
July
15,
the
date
on
which,
hi
contract
requires
him
to
appear
there.
The
former
feather-w
e
f
g
h
t
titleholder
apparently
decided
he
has
little
chance
of
outboxlng
Maridell
and
has
or-dered
his
manager,
Sig
Hart,
to
get
middleweight
and
up,
as
sparring
jnates
against
whom
he
can
do
plenty
of
slugging.
KLECTIOXF.ERINO
COMPI
JMENTS
Candidate
(pmtimVk)
Tfto
bay
him
ne
head,
of
a
poUtMnm.
Mit
(apotosettollWr
Wa.
TOU
'
lr,
V
fell
out
of'
T
pram
on
Jede?
Why
ycu
.v.
ain't
n-t-mng
to'tr
when
ooty
alx
month
reaifn
your
Job
w
you
.ledge"
old.
Public
Opinion
CANADIAN
TENNIS
STAR
AT
WIMBLEDON
The
above
photograph
was
taken
while
Willard
Crocker,
second
ranking
i&nad
Ian
lawn.sjen
oia
rtarwas
practising
for
his
all-important-
nrst
round'
Watch
IhtpA.Plflind
,
tennis
championship
series.
He
was
"defeated,
but
managed
I'tJeacn-
tire
third
round
in
the
consolation
b'erfes
before
sucenntlflnjir
to
one
of
.Britain's
best.
J.THE
DAILY
NEWS
i
YANKEES
WON
CANADIAN'
IS
WINNER
BY
MEANS
OF
CITY
IHSLEYmPLE'SIIOOT
OF
.
-
LONDON
CUIV
6d
I
TTklTTlDfi
IIAnirn
BISLEY.
July
17:
Ser.
RUTH'S
HOMERi:
gearit,
Major
Emslie
o
To-
ten
rontg
won
the
City
of
Lon-
i
'
don
Cup
yesterday
with
a
Heavy
Hitting
AH
Day
In
Am-
possible
score
of
50.
The
crican
League
Games;
Klein
match
was
shot
over
the'
NOURISHMENT
Hits
Homer
thousand
yiyd
ranee.
1
NEW
YORK,
July
17:
Ruth's
.
4
.
twenty-first
home
run
added
)
"
1
sufficient
weight
to
the
Yankees
(attack
to
topple
the
Detroit
Ti-
TpF
FPHONPQ
ARP
!gers
over-
in
a
slugging
match
iliLtH
IlVllLJUlLl
yesterday,
and
the
"rest
of
the
j
iteams
In
the
American
League
!
were
hitting
heavily
all
day.
In
se'ves
with
the
fifth
game.
The
scores
follow.:
National
League
St.
Louis
5,
New
York
0.
Cincinnati
5-7,
Brooklyn
3-2.
Chicago
5,
Philadelphia
6.
Pittsburgh
1,
Boston
4.
American
League
New
York
11,
Detroit
7.
Philadelphia
7,
Cleveland
5.
Washington
5,
Chicago
C.
Boston
11,
St
Louis
2.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
u
Pittsburgh
Chicago
.......
'New
York
49
49
37
37
W.
L.
Tct.
I
51
28
.646
48
29
.C23-
.570
41
42
.494'
37
44
.457
34
47
.420
32
48
.400
33
50
.293
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pet
Philadelphia
......
61
23
.72G
New
York
5f
29
.CilS
St.
L.OU13
48
35
.678,
Detroit
45
40
.529
Cleveland
40
42
.488
Washington
30
49
.381?
Chicago
31
55
.360
Boston
....25
58
.301
SOFTBALL
POSTPONED
Owing
to
unfavorable
weather,
last
night's
C.N.R.
softball
fix-ture
between
Station
and
Superintendent's
Office
was
postponed.
If
weather
permits,
a
jostponed
game
from
last,
week
Superintendent's
Office
vs
Round
House
will
be
played
tonight.
COLOMBO
FOOTBALL
PLAYERS
RECEIVE
LOCAL
SOUVENIRS
As
a
memento
of
their
recent
visit
here,
football
players,
referees
and
linesmen
from
II.
M.
S.
Colombo,
numbering
16
in
all,
will)
each
receive
from
the
Prince
Rupj
ert
Football
Association
handsome,
ivory
totem
poles.
The
souvenirs
have
just
been
sent
to
Comox,
I
where
the
ship
is
visiting
at
present,
accompanied
by
a
suitable
letter
from
George
Hill,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association.
During
the
stay
of
the
warship
here,
it
was
impossible
to
get
all
the
men
together
at
one
time
in
order
to
make
the
presentation.
IMMIGRATION
INTO
AUSTRALIA
FOLLOWS
QUOTA
ENFORCEMENT
SYDNEY.
Australia,
July
17:
One
of
the
effects
oft
the
restriction
of
Immigration
Into
the
United
States
by
means
of
the
quota
system
has
been
to
increase
substantially
the
Inflow
into
Australia,
particularly
of
Italians,
Greeks,
and
other
Europeans
who
had
not
previously
been
accustomed,
to
emigrating
so
far
afield.
In
Australia
Jhere
is
an
absolute
color
bar,
but
there
Is
no
restriction
upon
Europeans
nro-
vjded
It
can
be
shown
that
they
are
not
likely
to
become
charges
upon
the
state.
ON
INCREASE
10
innings
Cleveland
bowed
to
J
)
Philadelphia
and
Chicago
and
There
Are
41
More
Subscribers
Te-
j
Washington
needed
an
extra
day
Than
Year
Age
frame
to
settle
their
argument.
'
'
There
was
only
one
double
There
are
1415
telephone
sub-;
header
scheduled.
This
Cincin-
scribers
in
Prince
RuDert
todav
inati
grabbed
from
Brooklyn
in
with
1630
instruments
in
use,
as
the
rational
League
setting.
compared
with
1374
subscribers!
Chuck"
Klein,
while'
Philadal-
and
1G00
instruments
this
time
at
phfa
was
nosing
out
Chicago,
year
ago.
it
is
learned
from
Samuel
pounded
Ms
twenty-ninth
cir-
Massey,
superintendent
of
that
cuit
drive
and
wpn
his
club
the
municipal
department.
Extension)
game.
-
of
,the
system
has
been
limited:,
.
Sylvester
Johnson
held
the
for
soma
months
because
the
prcs-Giants
to
seven
scattered
hits
ent
boards
are-full
to
capacity.
A
While
his
mates
clouted
Fitz-
new
board
of
200
lines,
which
will
simmons
out
of
the
box.
The
win
take
care
of
probably
about
400
of
the
Cardinals
evened
the
ser-
more
phones,
is
expected
to
be
de-f
ies
with
the
Giants
and
them-
Iivered
in
about
two
months
time
and
will
be
installed
immediately
!
It
arrives
.
j
The
1C30
instruments
now
in
use
here
are.
classified
as
follows:
Main
Jlne
business
..........
349
Party
line
business
,
100
iMain
line
residence
........
109
Party
line
residence
859
Extensions
213
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(
Court
ecy
nt
8.
D.
Johnston
On.
Ltd.
)
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
asked:
Bayview,
24,
3.
Big
Missouri,
1.46,
1.48.
Corir
Province,
10,
11
2.
.
Cottjn
Jrft
Nil,
50.
'
Dtfrjwe'll.
Nil.
20.
Duthie.
54.
56.
Geofge
Copper,
10.90,
11.00
Georgia
River.
33,
34.
Golconda,
1.14,
1.15.
Grasdyjew,
48
Mr,
44.
Independence,
S1,
10.
Indian,
4,
5.
lnte.r.
Opal
&
Coke,
36,
38.
Kooteniy
.Florence,
14,
14.
L.
&
L..
2,
3.
Lucky
Jim,
i2.
'Mohawk,
8.
4.
Morton
Woolsey,
5,
6.
'
.
Marmot
River
Gold,
Nil,
5.
Marmot
Metals,
3V2.
4.
National
Silver,
12
Vs.
14.
Noble
Five,
62,
63.
Oregon
Copper,
25,
25'4.
Ppnd
Oreille,
5.30,
5.45.
Pioneer
Gold,
1.25,
1.45.
Premier.
160,
1.65.
Porter
Idaho,
49,
65.
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.75,
1.80.
Rufus
Argenta.
30V2,
31.
Ruth
Hope.
35,
Nil.
Silver
Crest,
5Vt,
6.
Silverado,
Nil,
75.
Silversmith,
Nil,
11.
Slocan
King,
Nil.
5.
Slocin
.Rambler,
Nil,
14.
Soowflake.
40.
40V2.
Sdnloch,
2.215.
245.
Terminus,
Nil.
7',.
Topley.
Richfield.
27,
29.
Wellington.
6.
10.
Whitewater.
75.
76.
Woodbine,
4.
5.
George
Enterprise,
Nil,
30.
Oils
A.
P.
Qonsolldated,
3.97.
3.99.
Calmont,
4.30,
4.35.
Dalnojtslf;
4.1
5.
4.25.
Pevenlsh,
45,
50.
Fabyan
Pete,
7V4.
8.
Home,
23.00.
23.10.
May
law!.-
9.85,
0.95.
Hargal,.
1.42
1.45.
Mrrvn.
J.K.
LIS.
Freehold,
1,20,
1.25.
Pallas.
.2.25.
2.28.
y
PERHAPS
SHE
WOULD
For
si
child
of
only
five
years
Freda
possessed
an
ehqrmous
appetite.
Consequently,
when
her
little
playmate
Invited
her
to
tea
Freda's
mother
Impressed
on
her
daughter
the
fact
that
she
must
est
very
sparingly.
Tea
was
vry
nearly
over
when
Freda's
hosWw.
noticing
the
littte
girl's
eyes,
said:
WeII,
won't
you
have
another
meringue,
dear!''
Freda
was
between
the
devil
ml
the-
deJ
"Urn."
she
replied,
remembering
her
promfse
not
to
always
ans-!
iwer
"Ye,
plfase,
"Well,
the,
I
idea
isn't
exactly
repugnant
to
j
I
me."
London.
J
ifie"6andf0ootli
IS
WELCOME
NEWS
for
HERE
mothers
who
fear
their
children
are
too
fond
of
sweets.
Let
them
have
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
It
satisfies
the
caadjr
craving,
but
has
all
the
wholcsomeness
of
wholewheat
Millions
of
food
cells
in
each
grain
are.
ex-
filoded
-when
the
wheat
is
puffed.
The
rich
odd
stores
of
the
grain
are
released
for
easy
and
complete
assimilation.
The
wheat
bran
is
all
there,
but
so
concealed
you
would
not
notice
it.
The
flavour
is
that,
of
toasted
nut-meats.
It
satisfies
when
apretites
need
tempting
because
they
lag.
Give
it
to
the
children
freely
at
any
time
during
the
day.
At
breakfast
or
any
other
meal,
Quaker
PWedWheatisadehduuscereddish.
Serve
with
fruits
or
just
milk
or
cream.
.
-
Quaker
PUFFED
WHEAT
ts
r
n
fi
'
Puffed
Tct
is
Good,
Too
Quaker
Puffed
Rice
is
puffed
like
Puffed
Wheat.
The
food
cells
are
exploded
and
br
okea
down.
Puffed
Rice
is
another
delicious
dainty,
with
the
texture
and
taste
of
toasted
nut
meats
and
full
of
the
ready
energy
of
fine
white
rice.
For
variety,
keep
both
kinds
in
the
house.
133
MADE
BY
THB
MILLERS
OP
QUAKER
OATS
9
yaffle-.
rj&?rLr
w.i
m
A
LCip-fc
dettrvyer
Corrosive
compounds
in
impure
gasoline
result
in
sulphur-forming
acids
which-destroy
the
vital
parts
of
a
motor.
60
per
cent,
of
valve
and
bearing
trouble
is
due
to
sulphur
in
gasoline.
urGheres
no
Gas
lie
Home"
-i.pensei
Gas.
i
Sufe
Stan
oj
excessive
corrosion
I
TVTOTOR
HALITOSIS
iri
completely
describes
the
objectionable
and
acrid
fumes
given
off
by
cars
using
impure
gasoline.
You
can't
mistake
its
costly
presence,
the
atmosphere
will
reek
of
its
vile
smelling
vapor,
then
you
will
know
costly
engine
repairs
are.
just
a
few
hundred
miles
away.
Avoid
unnecessary
ex-ihsist
on
Home
Guaranteed
free
from
Corrosive
Sulphur
Compounds
lift
HOME
OIL
DISTRIBUTORS-LTDte!
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