i: i.'.'-.....~ .- be puld lor-

week.

' A LAXATIYE

words to: one week.

r .

~#'*r'"1r""""':'"*'f‘¥'<. - CLASSIFIED ADVERTlSEMilNlS . -- '..'.=.;'.‘:::

icount for chnl- ‘Add Inrll blft o! ll. lldl lnjt Special llntel Furnished ltoonl nd. 15o for seven

Situation

-.,-.

FILM ooméomn BROKE.

_it and gave away $100 bills when. ever thorewas a benefit at Vernon, Bdlitornisphse about reached the bottom of the financial ladder.

' The comedian who strated mak-

' lug plctu-res at i5 a day ihaclk 1n the

days when he and Charlie Chaplin and Melhel Normand were together,

‘ and who was making $2.000 n iweek.

and baking royalties in iii

v s pictures, lit-now alimost broke.

., {The circle is almost combusted. ._ gnbuckle has lost his magnificent

. - ‘ e in West lAdems street, Los ' es. He is only a guest t-hgyg

lHls fonmcr manager, Lou

Anger, ow-ns the place. He has lost

ho'$25,000 custom-built car in M?" l" filled to San Francisco get September.

_ ‘Qhibllcklifll only income slncolast September. when he was anrested on the charge of murdering Vinglnla Rappe, has been a smalll sum of money received fiioni the Buster K93!“ Comm"? for a scenario.

(Jolt: wobdu

Wanted, 60o let level: vvordl pol

.._-i-iii.~l Wanted Wanted

WANTED »LIVE AGENTS for BOARDERS WANTED.- 195 Watkins 150 products. Dlrec ililislioro St. 2039-22-61 to consumer. Write The J. R. -— Watkins Co., 379 Craig Bt., West, WANTED ' TWO BOARDERS, Montreal, ~ ' Private iuiniiy. Apply to 39,

Grafton St. 2066-31-1“-

~SALEBMEN W\NTED FOR “The Old Reliable Fonthiil Nurseries’ tosoliclt orders (or high class nursery stock Experience unnec- essary, territory reservod high est commissions paid, ha dsomr equipment. Write for full particu- lars. Stone 8c Wellington, Toron-

to, Ontario.

,.___

Help \Vnnted-Male

WANTED AT ONCE geiicriii

only a married man

> cu] riilicliur,

illlilCi

.- M

to $60 spare time for us. struct and supply work. _ West-Angus Service, 102 'l urontu

writing

For

‘iii. Si. ,.__._

Apply

‘Puivrs lluy.

in ordor.

pcrfi-(il loss than

UFH.

‘FOR SALE-FRIDAY

‘ -L'4- l

fronting on llrigliion Road. 26M _l ’i‘hcro uro only two now nvnil- ED FOR lll)|0, The price is $750. The)‘ luvmAgylooi, No 37, svili be Wilflll lllOi-c iicxi spring. ‘firs; m, Second chum Supple" ldnsy tcrms_if dcsircd. Robert mum $125 Archibald Barre“, Lotion, 1 Brighton Ave. 31 secretary“ 2052.25.31

"SECOND CLASS TE

L030 ghgf (or the principals dendri- ---__.._.>_.._.....__..___.___ nicnt. Murray lianiior school. LOST - "ruzsoav BETWEEN Sunrleluent $150.00. Annlv "ll-Il- (‘linrlotictown und Mckcnzlrfls MEG-limb 5W3’- 2055"‘3'6l'

~ l ll-lp \Vn.I|l.vl|-—-F0illi1l0

WANTED-rA MAID.-

Mrs. Lodge. 25 Upper Prince Si. _. _________________

COOK WNTEO-One

loarn at tho Clifton House.

Harvard's Navy

lllii you know thiii at one time "i\l‘ViiI‘(l (lollogo llud u navy’! was during tho Wilr oi‘ 1812. Once it your thc novy inzultvu triumph- nni cruise of llostoh harbor, and it

was on Uilt‘ of these

rim-s tout the members oi‘ this gui- iiipt crow not ll ilisiinct shookprthoy he British. By I thke ihsrii" iitt o iboht got oili- c tho liiirbor and was snapped u: by thc ilrltlsh blockadlltg squad- h.-

wen» ch plum-d by

S

'~,'i‘lii.-_v were confronted by tho ter- not» ilitiuclit oi‘ whui. wus going in liuppi-n to liicni. But inslcud of bo- hig lilllli! us spies. they ivcre itct- tfully hrinqucicd by their enemies, 'I‘.nc British officers were probnibly tired of their own conipuny, nnd horc was iin opportunity for n good

tiiiio. ‘flint was bciorc dclllli amendment. By was time to go home,

nlivy had to be slung over thc sides of thc British vessel tin the sllnsfl which were used to hrins the horses aboard, and how their own

ip irot buck to non

rginhin emyste . , , _. c-rr-fviuadoailwlirnu- ~

hunt-or» Liuinnent m Dlllldfll“ and her sills"-

furm work wrlio phouc W. J. Mutcli Cherry Valley 2637-24-81

EXPERIENCED FARMER Wanted

giving reference. ‘Apply in writ- ing 110x 180, Charlottetown.

HELP WANTED -—-EXPEiR‘lEN- married, nil 3'01"‘- Fox lluiicli on niziiii N. Y.‘ w. u. 3.30 Niallisuii A\'c.,N.

2094-28-11.

AKE MONEY AT nous. - sis paid weekly '

No canvassing. We in- you with the

Colbourne Blding

Sale

FOR SALE —THRASHING OUT l).iii Mi‘

TIME CLOCK FOR SALE. 110st siylc for iifiy ciiipinyw-vs. Rob- crt (lotion, ltiaritime ‘Station-

ooilhgc No. 20. Victory Avenue by ’l‘lios M. llughvs,

had for solo eight building lots

Corner, hand saw. i-‘lndcr please lonve ‘lit Jcnkln & Sons.

WANTED-SECOND HAND JIG- ger, write lowest price and pur-

MAN FOR or

need apply.

2639124-41

road Sur- Mcifuiiocli, Y., City.

ticuinrs. Hugh Ceilings, Stur-- goon. 2057-25-31 Miscellaneous

BOARDERS COMFORTABLY AE- commodutcd. Apply 25 Upper Prince 5t.

LONESOME WIDOWS GET BUSY writo mo. marry wealth. Mr. Hyde, Box 305, 1119 San Francisco, Calif. 1086-10-41

REWARD? LOST "BETWEEN Moroll und St. Peters, carton box, containing suit, finder ad- vice Bruce Yco. Montaltue.

2059234“;

APPLICANTS DEBlROUS OF EN- tering September class of North Adams Training 5011001 for Nui‘ ses write Superintendent.

NEW STUDEBAKERS-—- SPEC- lai Six Touring, two Light Six Roadsters with disc wheels, Light Six Touring, standard

for your show cards

Show Card

Lcml, lit-nil LZIVSlB-ZS-‘li

SEPT. 1ST

Salc ill 1'.’

equipment. all at new 1923 prices. Clearing up n11 used curs

of reasonable service. (lull or} write. E. J-i. Rayner. Dealoin] Snmmorslilo. 2087-26-31

GREAT CAR DRIVE-WE ARE lllilkiflg a drive to clear up all our cars for tho 80118011 0f 1973- Nciv Studebaker and us-‘itl curs or vnriuiig makes. Now is the "time to triidc iliut old cor for it now one at iiic 1023 prices. 1i. Raynor, . Dealer. Summersldtn.

aosl-zo-sif ‘Teachers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED. for North Plilctin school, No 196. Supple- ment $05.00. Alex. J. Ross. Sctfy, Garfield. 1008-24-51

. “Tully” Aiibudkile. who once showered money on all lwiio needed

' Sons. of England members oi’

.P.P., and Harry l-lnininii, director

i i I

\

iltnd in thc nt renl bargains with gllflTRll[6B.i-'ll|ll!i| by scvcrnl indict-i

' llll! with Miss iloiinzm.

..v

Biilltffllf-jblilfiiilil

SHOP from Holman‘: Catalog. CAN MAG

tend St. Lawrence Lodge tonight. Very important business.

JMPORTANT MEETING ladies DTMICIFQOII Club tomorrow, Tues- day, Aug 29, at 11 a. m., in the Womens Club. " '

Ameni- J. WHIISPERE-D ..l0 John, he will win the free for-all Wednesday.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNGED ——’i‘ho engagement is announced of liizirion Edith Crockett, daugh- tcr oi‘ Mr and ‘Mrs. J. T. Crockett. to Nurninn J. McLeod. scoot-Mr. and Mrs. J. McLeod, Vallcyfield. Mnrrlugc to takc place first week oi‘ September.

DECORATION DAY. -— Yester- day was decoration day for the the society decorating the South Ai- ricun war monument nnd the graves otmdepurted brothers at the cemetery] The _ members (trove ‘by car from the city on 21c- count of the wet roads. the usual pnrndu hczulcd by thc blvld dis- pensed with. ' A

METHODIST CHURCH. — At thc Methodist (lliurch yesterday. lho morning and evening services were lukon5by 110v, Dr. Wzulninn, returned nllnslonnry from Japan. and iliiwuil, who is .1 native of this province and who fbegziri his life's work as minister oi‘ the Methodist (fliuri-h on the tionicr- cnco of l". 1L. island and New Brunswick. -Splondid music iwns rcmicrcil ‘by thc choir at holh scr- vlccs. ‘

TIC. —— (Trcelnlnii MacArthur, M.

of "(lllllilfffl Lid. will rl-prcscnt Summorsidc on the directorate of the Prince ‘lliiliwz-lrri lslnnd Films. Lid. 'l‘liis state-motif was. glvr-u hill Fridiiy lllgllt my J. ll. Sllilill- wood. ldrncst sllililllllllti P91111280]! liltivl: IIOHP. OlllPl‘ riroiiiiiiisiit citi- zens of 'Hllll|ll'|€l'b;ii|(} will ho artil- crl in the llcill‘ fuiurc, it was dc- cluritil, iiit-lr iiliiiics Lo he “minim. cod in a illiy oi fun, ‘Tho .p]'0](}(;f lo ulzike n Print-o iGd-ivnril island irioiion llil-tilri- plzw ion world's distribution Wris rocclvoil by Sum

lnprshle Wm, much l“t"\lr‘vsl‘ and Williiiiiis. Dr. .'\||i'l1. R. ll‘. Brady, i]... viq; ",0", n! Icmmt _Ship‘ B. G. Rogers, Suiiiiinvrside; t‘, Mo. lfliili. and oi‘ l<‘.'iiih Gin-vii. thc llra- Ph'""“m' Aqumnimi M- M; King- inutist and scenario writer, as Si- Jun“? n~ ‘“- Moheflu- M?" woil ill; of Konncfb Olilliiwi, tho ‘Huvm? S" t.‘ nm‘3'h"“' S" 5mm? won inlmvn "mun" "mum, dump .l. -l. Brodcy, Montreal; Ffiiil ‘tor. uromir-ii t-oiisllil-rnililii clilliu- '!\l"l‘l‘1l.v |*Tl‘os<\l'. i-l:iiii'iix;_ Fiilnlli ;||n[y|]_g H“. pump,“ or that Di i-slc. Niilllifflill] 1'}. r3,

‘town. l-‘ilitii ‘Gr-mu. iii ihr- inviin. :tion of a numbl-r or indies, hum]. fill bv MPH. Drona-in. Royzont of thc lhiugllicrz; m‘ ig-nnqnr rpmain_ ‘Oil Owl‘ nt Summer-side Friday ziftornoon was cuter- Sho ivns ilTkGli nut in the counirv by cor zirid afforded ziniplo opportunity of Vic-hing tho m-hncry and slgms “Mllril-‘LV aftcrizooii shr- nrlilrlassed lilo Daughters oi’ Empire on Dmma- ‘Sllillrol until lSi-rooned" FY0111 Ulrvo pulpit» VPStPTdilV mi. iioiinccuicut of llvr llllllfvss. was '“""|"- U"? 0|l‘-l'l»§:viiioii in the Epis- (Ilillrlllli (Yntliollc anii Prgghygm-[an (llHLlLM oven amplifying the m]. "mmimlllmli- 071's. Grown motored to (‘hurlottnfown isumpw m“... ii is un- ilvrstood ihnt ihn (‘harlotuoioivn n-‘lllllliicrs of Empire are arr-ring. " tlililidllli! for this afternoon, .ii io (liumaltlst will address them.

2069-25-31

APPLY TO

wuuufl, svo-s-tr.

lt

alumni joy

tho (sight- the time it the liurvsrd

will forever

I:f‘-‘i(lt'l(- A Williamson, auction WANTED_ secogd lfilasls _ I , _ m’ Dnmhu" - ‘ _ for Appln Ron so 0o src. BUILDING LOTS LAST SPRWG, No.— o3. Supplement $85.00-

Apply John Gordon, Sec'y.

WANTED-A FIRST‘ on silli- ond class teacher for Ilrackley School. Supplement $1°°~°°- AP‘

MARRIAGES

5TCH-MacPHEE — At the ilflgois homo. I-"lli; Crock, on Aug 1pm 192g ihv Ruv. D. M. Lamont. WrwlivricitllStrotch to yilfilzllrcl Macphm“ both of Long m/e .

DEATHS

~ €—

EQQTER.» Ill this Olly Oil Aul gill. Duvld \Vcbslr-r. llilvll 90 vcurs. Fimornl from tho rosltlcllol! lu Lia snn-in-luw. R. E. lfurqulinr- son, m. King iSi. Oil 'I‘ucsll-'IY B‘; 2,30. service‘ at 2.15. No flowers.

‘ in MEMORIAM

in loving memor)’ 0' Mrs. Rue- pm. VQSSGY. Dieti Ailgill‘! 43- ‘lhmtl- one your huS 110959“ “m” a

‘Bi-ill dill’ ' l d

When God called one W9 We . W .

The hlowwwhs hard. the slwck scvt-rc. _

w.» little thought 1hr 0nd B" near.

We loved her Y"! ll" will" m“ toil

ilow much wc loved her. 0i‘ 110W -woll.

God loved her too "l"! "9 thought ‘heat -

To take her home with l-lini to

Pride of Presque isle

CAWPBOYT. lilo... Aug flfi-Roy (lrliilon. thc pncor bought nl'i‘ Tom my lilurpliy by Tho (‘nrlbou Driv- iui; club for tho express purpogg of lltlililfll! tho Prvsquu Isl‘. club llill-‘ill. John R. Braden, delivered tho goods today In the frce-ftir-all, taking out two oi’ thrcc heals. the lirzidlzn horse bring henrioii for rim first. limo this season, liiivliig llfilll’: oii the iilnrlhou club's (‘nl Iildwoll many times.

Free-for-All, Purse $1.500 Roy (lrziiliin. li g. by Gratlnn

A TODD beat Mary Pickford. See who wins at Johns- ton's River Wednesday, Aug. 30th.

ALL ODDFELLO-WB please at-

SUMMERS-ID; ENTHUSIAS- ,

Wins U. 5. Western 0pm Golf Tournament

‘BIRMINGHAM, Mich. Ans 25- lMlke Brady. local professional, to day won the United States west- ern open golf tournament over the Oakland Hills course. Brady's |sc0re for the seventy-two holes ‘was 291. Laurie Ayton of Chicago nnll Jock ‘Hutchlson also of (‘lil- cztgo, finished in a tie for second place with 301.

Jock Hulchlson collapsed on his afternoon round after having an excellent chance to beat Bru- Y.

Among the amateurs, “Cblck" Evans of (Yhlcago easily was the leader with 314.

MTS. M— In Champion

(Y. W. Rnwiings. of ‘Halifax, won the maritime ladies‘ golf champ- ionship from bliss Edith Bnultl. oi.‘ HflHfllX, two up and one to go. Wiillo Mrs. Rowling: played at the top of her game Miss Bauld showed poor form and had most of thc breaks go against.- her. Mrs Rawilngs madc two sensational shots in the second round; after thc gitllcry had thought that she liiul cr:ickcil..Slie pitched on N0. 15 i0 within three inches oi’ the pill, fliiil on thc seventeenth iviien liilss ilnulll was on tlie_greeii in tlirec and ‘Mrs. Rhwllngs playing four out oi‘ u stiff bunker, again pitched to within a foot oi the flag and holed oiil in five, Mrs. ltawlings hurl S9 for the scaven- iccii holes, While Miss Baulri had

FORT \V(T4R'i‘i-I, Texas. Aug 25 ~Joc Lynch, of ‘Now York. INHI- iannvclglit champion. knocked out ilcnny Lvvy. of Chicago, in the fourth round oi‘ a scheduled 12-- roiind bout iii-re last DilZlJL l-‘ul- ion-Mink.“ ioiiiilhi. --~-—---Q-Q->_@i

HOTEL ARRIVALS

VICTORIA HOTEL R. L. Slow-rt. Halifax; Mr. and IViro, (ll ..'. \V. Plko. Boston; J. E.i

lliieslls, Summers-hie; \V. F‘. Tid- ninrsli, City; I‘). -W. Manson. Geo.

looilcrzibotl. 'l‘oronto; i’. ll. (‘owall '1‘, ii. Stack and daughter . lSlivllgc. Chicago

i), Mill-Donald and the Misses

AMHERST. N. s. Aug 25~MPS mg

oimiui...» italic“ w. n. Church, li..‘

- or‘ the S. B. Hastings stublu,

'7' um CHABLOTIETOWN GUARDIAN *

lllelyea and John Power Drawing Cards at Reniortli

‘Hilton Belyea and John Power, of Halifax, will be the main draw- ing cards for tho Renforth regat- ta this afternoon and with both feeling ln fine fettle a great race over the historic course is expect- ed. in addition to this, there will be races for the McLellan cup. the Fulton trophy and the Ross

Memorial trophy-all worthy prizes. The transportation arrange-

ments for the regatta ivere ail-- nouncod yesterday by the C. N. R. The suburban train scheduled to leave the city at 1.20 p. m., day- light time, will be held uni-ii 1.45 o'clock. while extra coaches will be attached to handle the crowd. The return trip will be made by the suburban, arriving in the cliy at 8.375 p. m., daylight tlnic. The Truro local. due at Rl-nforth at 10112 p. m. will handle those who decide to remain for the cvoii

in addition to the rowing events there will be sailing races. canoe races, diving evenisfswlinining races. The programme ls very at- tractive and is sure to draw large numbers.

, Those desiring to view the rziccl from a steamer can do so by go- ing up on thc steamer Dream, which leaves lndinnlown lit 1.30 oxclock.

BiitishJYachis (‘one by ‘lteamer ior Cup (‘cutest

New YORK, Aug 25—’l‘hc Rose one oi’ the English yachts that will compote iii the British-Am- crlca cup cimlost on LOllg island Smind. commencing oii Sept. 9. will arrive on Saturday on thc ill‘i'k oi‘ the ‘Cililflfll lint-r ‘Scytiiizi. and will be soiled by hcr design- er f‘. Nicholson. also lilo ilosigiicr oi‘ Shamrock iV.. which itolllosled ior tho America's Cup.

Thorn arc three othr-r piichts of thc some sizc——tii'eiily' foet~nn the way over, onc more on the Scythla and two on the (lurnniak They are the Jc/n, owned by Sir John \V.'lrd; thc Rcg. owned by Norman Clark-Neill. and the Colin

iii. ilcsigncd and built by F. J. Stephens. The Joan. which took part in

last year's races. will ho sailed by Sir Ralph Gore; the ding will he in the hands of Fapt. R. T. Dixon, while John Stephens will bi,‘ at tho (Iollrfs helm.

Favorites Lose v In Bangor Races

BANGOR. Me, Aug 25—'l‘lie races on the getaway day curd of the Bangor fair were run oil in thc fncc of a cold gale blowing up lhn sire-lobes. in the $1.000 stake. the Boston gelding, Arrow Tranby a warm favorite. was beaten in

‘Mary niirl Thcriesn MacDonald. Dorirhestcr. Muss; Ml Emma Dllllilli)‘, lWi-“S Blanche D-unphy. Moroll; l". C. l\i:iol.i=oli.l". Ii. Bradley. Boston; lMi-s. l-i. B. ’l‘ripp, i-i. ‘P. ‘Tripp, Now lioiiforii. Rinks; l". R. Spackuinii, lhiiiioili. N.

Shel-hull, \Vt-b.-.tcrs Conn-i‘ 1i. Fraser, (). l". lMushcr, ilal A. S . Mnc-Zvlfiliuli. Boriiou; J. D. Mnidcn. 'i‘oronio; B. A. Puul, New York; W. U. ivllson, Maiden. hiniis; ii’. A lMiicAiliny, St John; .W ('. Imrling, South Bond. .\i<l.

-- -—i—-i-Ol- - »---(_- REVERE HOTEL

W. L. lFri-iicli, "Poronto; A. S.

Molina, Pint-tin; B. J. (‘ulllffén

Hos-lion \Vl‘ll(ll.‘|l (‘litrlliil-n Duluth. Allie ‘Culcllffc, iilunier ilivcr; bliss M-ziry li. liiclilno, Miss lliary MdMilliln, fioston; J. W. Doiineliy Spokane \Viisli; i-l. ll. l"i‘0ilC1l. Montreal; F. A. liiowiil. Borden; T. '1‘. 'i‘rciiholiii, Amherst; H. S. ‘Roadhouse. Toronto; E. G. Palmer Huron. lMlch; Gnrnct W. Profiil, Kcnsington; M. Kcnnl-dy, ‘Brziil-iillbnne; Dr. Chas. Keiincdi‘. Ncw York; Alder Dlckicson. New Lllziogniv; A. 1'1. Sicclc, Boston; Mrs. A. lune-bun. Iiosttwn; Lena McKlnnon, iliillflix; G. liicDoniiltl. lMt. Stewart.

1'

2.14 Mixed, Puree $400 Zonie Q. blk g. by Dan Q i-Burrill) 1 1 Little Peter. b g. (Douse) 4 2 (loininoiier Dnill-is. b g (Jamie- son) 2 4 IDIrk Delnrcst, b g Holmes Zl ii ‘Royal hioliinncy also storied.

so low

4

John ll, iiriulcn. br s by John R. (li-nlry Wlliliiril)

Calgary idhri. ch g. by. Earl, Jr. (liurriill

Col lllillivcll. b g. hy Col Fm‘- vst. (Jon Johnston) ‘ 4 4dis 'i‘|inc~—2.07, 2.08, 2.10 3-4.

122' I 333

2.30 Trot, Purle$500 Petor Siiliwoll. b g, by Peter Ibo Grout Rilllliiiil. b i5. liuutilllcr) 1 Hniinon bg (Steele) . 3

-3 1-4, 2.21 1-4. 2.21 1-4.l

~ 11111111711511? ' P1115“

hy Cegiintic

an t-l 43$

FA inns

Tiiiio-——‘2.lii 1-4. 2.14 1-4, 2.14 1-2. ----_¢e->i—- SHE WAS A GOOD $00K

UNTIL SHE GOT A CAD

-MONRillu'. N. Y.. Aug. 27. — Frank Goodwin, Tammany lend- er. went hungry today while Maude Satterly, his cook, burned up the liurd roads in hcr new aiiiu.

"iMuudo was n ‘fine. cook.‘ said Good-win, ‘uiiiii sho won .1 nice new auto at n Knights oi‘ (Znluiii- ncvm‘

~ by FITII ‘li. - dropping one heat to King (‘han-

tllHlP straight finishes by Wilvc- no (I, owned by W. (‘- . Wymaiip of Portland. and handlcd by lrv- Iiir- Poiilo. Lester Dore won the 2.34 trot and 2,27 price, with the iiivrwi-iiv, Loo Harrington, owned Morrell. oi‘ Boston,

ior, of iho Poltlc string. Tnlmonn, oi’ thc W. E. Ncwbclfs Boston slnblv.

2.24 Trot, 2.27 Pace; Purse $500 Lev (Bnrrlilgion, b in, by Jiianrlro (Dore) l 2 l 1 Klnl: Cliulilor, h g by (‘huiilor Frisco (Polllv) 4 1 4 4 hull-l‘ Bcllc h m, (Nelson) 1i 4 2 2 Earl (lrattlin. hr g, (iziricr 2 ll 3 3 Itfliig Dodge and Jim l’., also

sinrivll. Tiine—2.16 1-4. 2.16 1-4, 2.19 1-4‘ 2.21 1-4.‘ ' 2.20 Trot; Purse $500. Admiral Black. h g. by High

Australians iii S. National Tennis lliuit

BOSTON, Mass, Aug 25—The Australian tennis team that came to ihls country to capture the tional ieam supremacy, tonight stood as challengers also for the United States national team hon- ors. in the semi-final round piatch es today of the national tennis doubles championship tournament at thc liongwootl Cricket club, the Australians. "Gerald ‘L. - Patterson and ‘Pat O'Hara Wood advanced to the final round by defeating N. W. Niles oi’ Boston, and Jean B01‘ otra, of France, 5-1, 7—-5, 6—-—0. W. T. Tilden and Vincent Rich- ards, playing-through champions. moved up to meet them. turning back the combination of William M. Johnston and Wallace F. John- son, also in straight sets. but ul- wayi; nflor deuce. 8-6.

. ' 3i

Big Leagues ‘

(ilil-(‘AGQ Aug. ZSr-A scoring established in Majc-r League. Philadelphia National and Chi- cago Cubs. scored a total of forty- ninc runs in a single nine-inning game, (iiilcago winning 20 to 23.

National League. ‘Philadelphia 032l30086~23 26 4

borne luid (Tl-‘nrroll, liarnctt. At Pittsburgh- Brooklyn 100104002-8 14 0 Pillsbury: 000222100-7 l0 '2 liloilorles—(1riincs, Smith, Docs.-

Ciilcngo 1.100i40100—26 25 5 . liiiliflfiliS — itiniLWc-liieri and Htllllillt‘. \Viiliruw; Kuufliiltnn.

Still-Iliad, Eiibanks, Morris. Os-‘

Jones and Sciiang.

Morldge. Francis and Gharrity.

- -# 112-351

1

York lijfle Club

The first shoot in scores f". Dominion of Canada and other prizes was held- on All. 24th with a large attendance, the fol- lowing are scores. (possible 100 pts. ranges 200, 300. ~ 500. 60" vdu.)

Cccl May, 88; J. A. .-\uld,_ G. ‘H. Jones. 80; H. G. Doyle, G. 1M. Moore, 79; G. W. Wcst, Elmer Brown, 77; J. A. Moore, 76; H. L. Prowse, 76; P. Brodie, 76; B. May, 76; W. D. Cooke. 75; Wm. J. lMoDonald, 74; W'in. Watts, 7-l;_ Col. J. R. Allen, 10; J. H. Jud- son, 70; E. G. ‘Love. 68; O. Gill’. 05; l. M. Brown, 65; W Stewart, 63; G. W. Vesscy, 00; D. McDon- ald, 54; L. Brown. 54; ‘Elwood Bea ton, 53; iEd. iirown, 5B; Ollie Brown, 5i; H. Henderson. 43;‘ Leo Vesscy, 41; P. Cooke, 41; 0. Brown, Lil}; C. iiviilictt, 31; L. Brycnton. 2o; \V. Gill. 8.