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Percy
Alliss,
British
Professional
From
Germany,
Leads
First
Itound
ot
Canadian
Golf
TORONTO,
July
10
Percy
Allib.
British
professional
from
Germany,
led
the
first
round
of
the
Canadian
golf
championship
yesterday
with
MERCHANTS'
TEAM
For
tonight's
league
football
game
Merchants
team
will
be
chosen
from
the
following:
Vlnk,
Mitchell,
Douglas,
Hill,
A.
Dickens.
S.
Dickens,
Amor,
Russell,
Chen-oskl,
Currle,
McKay,
II.
Dickens
Menzles,
Davis.
FOOTBALL
July
10
Merchants
ment.
July
14
Canadian
Merchants.
vs.
inard"i.
II
"takal
held".
Anliiaprlc,
KxMhinf,
btaliaf.
Gives
quick
relief
I
Regi-
Leglon'
vs.
fhll
BRUISES
Tbaraa
nathlat
to
aqua!
-
-1
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
Cars
Trucks-
Tractors.
Tires
Accessaries
-
Gas
k
Oil,
,
.
Flafe
Rate
Repairs
Wrecking
Service
Third
Avenue
Phone
81.
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOR
8KEENA
BRANT)
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTF.IJRI7.ED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
Kaye
Don
Breaks
Ills
Own
Speed'
boat
Record
on
Italian
Riviera
CARDONE,
The
Riviera,.
Italy,
July
10:
Kaye
Don,
British
sportsman,
broke
his
own
world's
speedboat-
record
yesterday"
.by
a
record-breaking
round
of
sixty-';
pilotln?
Miss
England
II,
the
seven,
five
under
par.
REGIMENT
LINE-UP
The
following
players
will
re
present
the
Regiment
Football
Club
for
the
League
game
with
tho
Merchants
tonight:
Laidlert
Watson,
Thurber,
Edge-cumbe,
DeJong,
Wingham,
Walters,
Lyons,
Wilson
(Captain),
Coluss'-
rnlHH
T"
r-i
ti
:
nuiiuigbuii.
iicocnco
rung,
jvcu-,
path
and
Doherty.
same
boat
in
which
he
made-
the
former
record
at
Beunos
Ayreg,
at
a
rate
of
'110.223
miles
an
hour.
The
previous
record
was
over
103
miles.
Big
League
Scores
National
League
'
Chicago
2,
Pittsburg
4.
Brooklyn
0,
Boston
2.
Cincinnati
1,
St.
Louis
3.
New
York
9,
Philadelphia
3.
American
League
Philadelphia
4,
New
York
9.
Cleveland
0,
Chicago
3.
Boston
1,
Washington
14.
-St.
Louis
7,
Detroit
11.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
r.....47
30
.610
New
York
.....41
31
..569
Brooklyn
.....43
33
568
Chicago
,
41
34
547
Boston
37
37
500
(Philadelphia
33
43
.434
!
Pittsburg
31
41
.431
Clnclnnatf
26
50
.342
American
League
W.
L.
Philadelphia,
'
53
22
Washington
49
29
New
York
42
31
Cleveland
.37
38
St.
Louis
,v,3j
42
Boston
.'
.28
44
Detroit
'
-29
47
Chicago
,....28
47
City
League
j
W.
L.
Sons
of
Canada
5
3
iOld
Empress
4
3
Elks
2
5
Pet
;62P
.575
.493
.447
.389
.382
.373
Pet.
.625
571
.288
BIG
SIX
STANDING
Big'
Six
standings,
following
last
night'
game,
Icfce
Elmer
Smith's
name
for
the
first
time
this
season,
following
his
going
hltless
in
five
times
at
bat,
Frlzzell
also
dropped
out
of
the
standing,
while
Jack
Nel-son,
with
two
hits
lit
five
times
up,
improved
his
position.
Following
is
the
order
in
which
the
big
stickers
line
up:
O.
AR
Stephens,
E
5
20
Eldrldge
O.E.
.4
18
Howe
E.
4'
16
Arseneau
O.E.
.
0
Nelson
O.E
6
Zarclll
O.E.
..-.3
25
20
0
R.
4
5
3
3
5
0
II.
8
7
6
0
7
3
Pet.
.400
.389
575
560
550
533
A.
C.
Small
of
the
Swlft-Cana-dlan
Co.
Ltd,
returned
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
Terrace
and
other
Interior
points
on
company
business
("WW,
M
"BEST
PROCURABLE1
PURE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
IlotlM
and
cuartiitaad
by
Wllllsm
Grant
Son,
limitad
UlrnlWJirh
ani
Ualvrnla-Clrnllvrt
Uiatlllrrlaa,
town
a
Olaafov,
Scotland.
Duff.
SB
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
the
Government
of
liritUh
Columbia.
Hotelmen'
Rally
to
Make
Biggest
Score
of
Season
In
Last
Night's
Encounter
Come
From
Behind
Commons
Wins
First
League
Game
lie
Pitches
Stalker
Makes
Shoestring
Catch
In
a
game
which
was
featured
by
10
errors
by
the
Sons
of
Canada,..
Old
Empress
won
last
night's
league
fixture
by
a
score
of
14-fl
and
still
have
a
chance
to
tie
the
Sons
for
the
first
of
the
season
In
the
quest
for
the
Orme
Cup,
emblematic
of
city
baseball
championship.
The
Hotelmen
have
one
more
game
to
play
with
the
Elks,
which
will
probably
take
place
on
Sunday,
and
if
they
can
take
the
Lodgemen
Into
camp,
which
they
are
very
liable
to
do,
they
will
be
tied
with
the
Sons.
Ray
Commons,
who
has
been
out
of
the
city
for
most
of
the
first
half,
returned
yesterday
and
was
on
the
slab
for
the
winning
team.
He
was
rather
wild
in
the
first
Inning,
hit
ting
one
man
and
walking
two.
With
the
bases
full,
Johnnie
Coma-dlna
came
through
with
a
triple,
and
scored
hlmselt
which
brought
the
Sons
score
up
to
five.
They
got
one
more
on
two
hlto
in
the
second
and
that
was
all.
They
only
got
one
more
hit
off
his
offerings
in
the
remaining
five
Innings
and
were
never
dangerous.
Stalker
made
the
feature
catch
of
the
game
when
he
robbed
Vic
Menzie
of
a
hit
by
coming
iif
and
taking
one
off
his
shoestrings
for.
the
third
out
He
picked
one
of
Wendle's
long
hits
off
near
the
fence
too,
which
would
have
been
gooa
ior
a
noruer
naa
ne
not
Deen
back
there.
v
Styles,
who
had
pitched
the
evening
before
against
th'e
Elks,
started
again
for
the
Sons,
but
after
a
flock
of
errors
in
the
fourth
he
be-t;an
to
weaken
and
wa3
touched
foe
six
hits.
Including
triples
by
Wendle
and
Hlbbard,;
which
netted
eight
runs.
Lambie
went
into
the
box
and!
Smith
was
thrown
out
at
first
by
Johnson.
Twelve-men
faced
the
pitcher
In
the
stanza.
Old
Empress
put
the
game
away
In
the
next
inning
when
the
added
four
more.
Three
errors,
a
walk,
and
Wendle's
second
triple
of
the
gamo
accounted
for
the
runs.
Two
more
errors
and
two
singles
accounted
for
two
more
runs
In
the
sixth,
and
that
ended
the
scoring
for
the
night.
Wendle
and
Hlbbard
led
the
attack
for
the
Hotelmen.
each
making
three
hits,
the
former
getting
two
triples
and
the
latter
one,
Eld
rldge
and
Nelson
each
made
two
hits
but
the
former
struck
out
on
his
three
other
times
up.
The
Box
Score
O.
E-
AB
R
M.
Comadlna
2b.
..1
0
Kenny
2b
1
1
Eldrldge
3b
-5
1
Nelson
cf
5
2
Wendle
ss.
-..5
2
Menzie
lb.
Totals
...5
1
Smith
c
1
Commons
p
5
2
Redman
If.
4
2
Hlbbard
rf
4
2
H
PO
0
0
.40
14
11
21
0
4
8.
O.
C
AB
R
II
PO
A
E
Bury
2b
3
2
10
11
,
Stalker
If
4
0
0
3
0
1
'Moran
lb..
3b
4
0
14
11
Styles
p.,
lb
4
1
0
3
3
3
1
Frlzzell
cf.
3
1
0
2
0
0
Lambie
p
2
1
1
2
1
1
J.
Comadlna
If.
3
1
1
0
1
Oj
1
Roberts
c
2
0
0
0
0
0
Johnson
ss.
2
0
0
1
1
3
Totals
27
6
4
21
5
10
OJd
Empress
Sons
.of
Canada
0
0
0
8
4
2
0-14
.5
1
0
0
0
0
00
Eu:nm
iry
2-bar.e
hit.
Nelson;
3-basc
hits.
Wendle
(2),
Hlbbard,
J.
Comadlna,
Mai
an;
stolen
bases,
Menzie,
Commons,
Hlbbard,
Stalker;
hits
off
Styles,
(8)
in
3
2-3
In.,1-Lamblc.
i3
in
3
1-3
In.;
losing
pitcher.
Styles;
base
on
balls
of;
Styles,
ill,
Lambie
2),
Commons,
3i;
struck
out
by
Styles
(2),
Lambie
4).
Commons
8);
left,
on
bas,
S.O.c
.(5),
O;
E.
(8);
hit
by
pitcher,
Friz-Izell;
time
of
game,
1:30;
umpires,'
Brookes
&
LaporU.
1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FOUR
ARAB
EL
DID
ROUND
i
ANOTHER
OLD
EMPRESS
UNDER
PAR
MARK
SET
BEATS
S.O.C.
r
r
j
J.
vy
Tar
we
treami
vaiue
ENJOYED
GREATLY
(Continued
from
page
one)
ypathrtlc.
It
was
numbers
of
the
former
kind,
of
course,
thai
brought
large
ovations
of
whic.i
there
were
many
last
night.
On
th
other
hand,
there
were
some
of
the
lady
soloists,
delightful
In
personality,
who
won
great
favor
from
the
audience.
One
of
these
was
Madamoiselle
Mara
Slavlansky.
so-prcno
soloist
and
accompanist.
Other
members
of
the
feroup
also
scored
Individually.
The,
Royal
Russian
Singers
present
more
than
mere
vocal
features.
There
were
some
dancir'
1
-JB!...
ANOTHER
TORD
OWNER
E
I
party
show
skill
as
Instrumental-
allty
is
highly
delightful
and
he-isis
in
certain
sequences.
direction
elegant.
in
itufltian
Trnta-ue
!
There
was
a
brie-
Interruption
The
Royal
Russian
Chorus
san
Amocg
the
Items
on
last
nigh'
-program
that
proved
os&ep
tally
delightful
to
the
audience
were
"Tb
?
Song
of
the
Volga
Boatmen.''
"Awaiting
My.
Sweetheart,"
"A
Merry
Song
About
a
Little
Chl
ken."
"Oood
Brening"
laacredi.
"Hungarian
Song
and
Dan:"
"
"Along
a
Petrograd
Street."
(wl"i
orchestral
accompaniment)
ail
"Mlsehenka
.Under
the
Cherry
numbers
on
last
night's
program
in
j
Tree."
Russian
dances
with
son.
j
which
great
skill
and
grace
waci
provided
a
rousing
finale,
xhlbtted,'
particularly
one
of
t'.rr
j
No
account
of
the
performance
lady
members
who
Is
featured
lr.
of
the
Royal
Russian
Chorus
could
I
In
last
night's
program
while
Lau
.
-
most
of
its
numbers
In
the
Ru.?-
tnee
""noeir,
iionywooa
air
,
sian
tcngue
although
there
wer
!
Preaarto,
who
Is
personally
man-,
occasional
Item
in
English.
Poll
'i
lnS
the
vr
ot
the
Royal
Rus-and
Hungarian
'ian
Chorus,
spoke
briefly,
thank
-
ing
the
audience
and
making
Brie?
announcements.
Willl&m
Mitchell
was
In
chargo
of
the
entertainment
for
the
Oy.
Cub.
Other
members
of
the
cli'J
assisted
In
various
way.
The
.complete
program
was
aj
follows:
Part
One
1.
What
the
Flowers
of
the'
Steppes
Told
Me.
(Soft
and
Low,
the
his
way.
She
was
one
of
those
be
complete
without
reference
tled
and
Ujey
saaf,
end
danced
fer
vho
won
an
ovation
from
the
au-
Princess
Agreneva
Slavlansky,
the
Joy,
the
young
girls
singing
to
their
'ience.
other,
members
,of
tLo
gracious
conductress.
Her
person-favorite
lay).
lA
LOT
of
cigars
must
improve
their
quality
if
they
are
to
compete
for
smokers'
favour
with
Arabela
.
.
.
buy
one.
to
try,
you'll
buy
the
pocket
pack
of
five
next
time
,
the
aroma
and
freshness-are
sealed
in.
3.
Volga
Boatman
Song.
4.
Awaiting
My
Sweetheart
n
ajiii
ivi
v
urui
aia&vuiiii:
numr
(Men's
Chorus).
6.
Golden
Silence.
7
A
Merrv
Knnir
Atxiut
a.
I.lf.
Chicken.
Part
Two
1.
Trtpak.
Symphony
Compct
tton.
Muic
by
A.
RuberuUln
I.
itwo
roiysn
oong
-vnoja
Monlushko.
ian
lnstrumt
.
4.
Love's
Old.
Sweet
Song.
5.
01'
Mam
River.
6.
Hungarian
Song
and
Dancr
1.
Along
tells
of
iuisucd
"liciMllM
c(moiiiAi
Some
time
aco
we
pulli1ieil
an
account
of-
a
Fonl
car
that
hail
been
ilriven
21,000
miles
in
a
year.
The
article
created"
much
comment
and
brought
many
letters
telling
of
the
uniiMial
reliability,
economy
and
long
life
of
the
Ford.
Here
it
an
interesting
letter
from
a
Ford
owner
in
Hamilton,
Ontario.
"I
noticed
in
one
of
your
recent
advertisements
that
a
Ford
owner
had
driven
Iiis
automobile
21,000
milr
in
a
year
and
didn't
have
the
bead
ofT
until
be
hud
pone
20,000
miles.
I
would
say
this
is
fajr,
but
just
wait
In
the
first
twelve
months
I
bad
my
Ford
I
drove
it
29,000
miles.
The
bead
wasn't
taken
oft"
the
engine
until
25,000
miles,
and
the
battery
lias
never
been
out
of
the
car.
"I
started
with
four
tires
ami
a
spare
and
I
didn't
have
to
buy
a
new
tire
until
I
bad
gone
31,000
miles
The
second,
I
bought
at
32,000
miles.
The
oilier
three
tires
have
gone
35.110
miles
and
still
look
good
for
another
5000
miles.
"My
Ford
hai
certainly
given
me
good
service
and
I'm
mighty
proud
or
it."
Letters
like
this
are
in
.lipAtivn
.if
f
1
1
a
lA'nrfll
i
f
2FZA
the
Ford
and
the
quality
limit
into
every
part.
"im
cowim
car"
Part
Three
the
Petrograd
In
every
detail
of
construction
it
U
made
to
endure
to
serve
you
fsithfull
and
well
for
many
thousand-
of
mile
The
price
or
tlm
Fonl
is
low
lmcause
of
volume
production
ami
the
unusual
Ford
manufacturing
facilities.
These
facilities
save
inuiiy
dollars
for
every
purchaifr.
llir.H
QUALITY
LOW
PRICES
FOURTEEN
nODV
TYPES
515
to
765
tr.lt.n.
tmtl
tlaaW.
OalarU,
ala
Mih.
"aaaaara
aaa1
laara
lira
lra
at
tauil
ml
)
SUM
Deceit
Winds
Blow,
and
it
Sounds
Ancient
Russian
song
with
bu
Like
the
Mtwc
of
Long
Ago).
ilaika
orchestra).
X
(a
t
the
Gates
of
Kaluga.
bi
i
2.
Ukranlan
Dance.
In
the
dreen
Meadows.
'
They
play-
3.
MUhenka
Under
the
Chtn;
Tree.
4,
and
5.
Russian
Dances
u
Finale.
THE
NEW
FOnn
STANDARD
SEDAN.
lonttr,
uldtr.
Ttnlttrrt
tlanttng
winUUU.
Sr
imirttt
Ford
draltr
about
rconomirol
tint
pnjmeitli.
FOK1)
MOTOR
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
Ion
firii
roil.