Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 1, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg thursday. July successful trip heavy slugging of Gervais not enough to save score 5 to 3. Kline bats out Homer in the first inking and follows with double and single. Run. Sci Ori almost to t. N in up i Iii Fis on a pans to 2 ick Erinoff. In. Mis Pukt a s alkyl a. Milf til. Out and Kline 3 Home run. Ii Telic i Covina j in i. R ii to on his Clou i Enid klines s single Cru Kline in Sipili on i double Doyle s must of Wilson h 1 hit net Stiponi for but runs it ii1 a be fort eel at the 55i u Jox co re a. 11. To. A. B. I Skerlong. If. 1 0 0 0 0 dial ice. L . 3b Kiln. In nov. A evils ii. C totals Eurg Val l. In 2b. Swalm. In k . Be f Connell A Kurlow -1 1 i i u 1 2 1 0 0 t k. H. To. A. E. I -1 i Winnipeg s patriotic horse show opens tonight at s o clock when bar Douglas Cameron lieutenant governor of Manitoba will act in his usual Capa City of Ope firm the Biff show which will extend for a performance will take place at auditorium rink this year and not at the amphitheatre Owins to the latter being used by the military but despite this fact the show promises to to right up to the Standard of former years. Manager Graham with his usual perfect system handling such Bis events has everything in working order and says that the so xxv should be one of the Best Ever held in the City. Tia local entries Are larger than Ever and the patriotic spirit shown by the exhibitors in calling off the Money prizes. And Many to Avivm their Entrance Money to help swell the fund has created considerable favourable comment around the City so that the show promises to be Well patronized. The admission to this year s show is much below previous years a charge of 25c Bains mud general admission while reserved seats Are on Sale at 50c Ench. All the proceeds goes to the a vitriolic fund. Tonight s programme the programme for tonight a n very attractive one and is As i allows class single Pony 11.2 to 12.2. Old Saddle Pony not Over 11-2. I single heavy harness 14.2 to 15 Saddle horses Over 15.3. 4h single heavy draft not Over pounds. 27 roadsters any height. Al Park tandem. 52 fairs heavy delivery to pounds. 54 Model roadster. 22 open jumping Competition. Model Hunter. If i., 600 league standings Northern totals 30 for Connelly in the ninth score by Superior. Two base Swalm. Berger. Doyle. Mitchell. Home stolen Jude. Double to Baker to Kline Jude to Lawter to Baker. Sac lice Curtis. Sacrifice bases on Gervais 1 off Snow. 2 Orf com 2. Left on 5 Superior 9. Snow i in s 1-3 in struck . B by Fino 1 by Connelly. 3. Time of Bunches hits on Dooks. Duluth. Minn., june allowed but three hits today and Fargo won. 3 to 1 in the shortest game the year on the local Field one hour and twelve minutes. Bunched hits brought in the Fargo runs in the third a single by Petterson and doubles by Dumont and Barret shoving Over two counters. In the sixth a walk a single and an Outfield sacrifice scored Dreis. In the seventh Sassey singled and was scored chief Williams two base slam to right. Score Fargo. S n Duluth _ 3 s and Smith Jack son and Sweeley. beat miners. Virginia Minn. June Faeth was pounded for 14 hits and the. Hicks won 10 to 3. Mccabe. Stealing third ill the fifth broke his Les near the ankle and will be out of the game for Home time. Homers by Anderson and Flaherty of grand Forks and Kernan of Virginia featured. Score grand Forks 14 n Virginia. 3 2 and Wolfe Faelli and Agnew. Thern Guk. Fort St. Boniface Virginia. Orand Forks Pui uth Superior yesterday s a Winnipeg. Superior it Boniface. Fort William. 1. Grand Forks 10 a or Ginsu. 3. Fargo. 3 Duluth 1. Today s Gavies. Fargo at Winnipeg games. Grand Forks at St. Boniface game at. Superior 2 games. Virginia at . National. Won us Chicano "5 1 Philadelphia 31 St. . Or pills burs 31 Boston to. In Xiv York Brooklyn "7 Cincinnati yesterday s games. York. 0 Brooklyn 7. Boston. 5 Philadelphia Chicago. Cincinnati 1-0. Pittsburg. 0-4 St. Louis. A. Today s games. New York at Brooklyn. Boston at Philadelphia. at Chicago. St. At Cincinnati. Pet. .583 .542 .550 .-164 american Chicago 45 Boston j5 Detroit -9 new Rork 3h Washin Irton to Cleveland 22 St. Louis 22 Philadelphia 113 yesterday s games. A Ashing ton 1 new York. 4. Cleveland. 2 Detroit 7. St Louis 6 Chicago Philadelphia. 5-7 Boston 10-10. Today s games. Cleveland at St. Louis. Chicago at Detroit. Washington at new York. Philadelphia at Botson. Lest 43 Fate. Of Northern pet1s1, .603 .5m is 7 .381 Federal won lost St. Louis 35 cd league 39 Kansas City 3s 2s Pittsburg 35 -j6 Newark 13 30 36 Waltimo e 39 Buffalo 0-t 43 yesterday s games. Kansas City it Brooklyn 2. Chicago to Newark 6 12 innings Pitts Burg. 6 Baltimore. 1. St. Louis 1 Buffalo a. s games. St. Louis at Buffalo 2 games. Chicago at Newark. Kansas City at Brooklyn 2 games. Pittsburg at Baltimore. Pet. .583 .574 .500 .381 .358 have just received a shipment of with Plain toes Goodyear welted. Soles a. _ _ _ e d i u tics 6 s up per pair these boots Are All British Mads and Are of the Best Quality Many in Phi on the firing line today bought a pair of these boots before they Lel r. Winnipeg. They All Praise them. Get yours today this Price includes mail delivery charges if you wish them mailed. The scottish wholesale specially co. 306 notre Dame Talbot Avenue Elmwood. Winnipeg Man. Meeting of magnates at Duluth on sunday to handle the Superior trouble. Duluth May drop out if Superior does not continue in the league Superior wis., june of the Northern league will Settle the. Fate of the organization at a meeting1 to be held at the twin ports sunday. Despite the favourable attitude of president the league lately turned Down the it 1 or of Superior business Man the local franchise and unless some Compromise is agreed at the coming Superior is out of it. Superior s withdrawal would make tie situation doubly difficult for Aud local baseball men believe the league will disband 11" a team is not kept Here. T13am. Duluth Juno of prospective buyers of the Superior Northern league franchise to reach an agreement with presi Clebit John Bur incl Star today resulted in the Transfer six games scheduled at the wis Consin town commencing thursday to Duluth and the calling of a league meeting at Duluth for sunday when the canal Jat of Superior will be determined by Northern moguls. There is a big Chance that Brandon jlan., will be Given the club for the re Maldur of the season. I went be Ood for debts put of own pockets at Superior for said i resident Burneister Luat night All ask Superior purchasers was enough to pay up a standing deist of about and enough Money to give Back what i mid advanced. The offer received would leave in the Ivole Over and _ can see no reason Why 1 should suffer this loss. To have other towns after the club and 1c Superior Dosen t to to Pittsburg 73 Baltimore s s batteries Dickson and o Connor Bender and Jacklitsch. American association. At Indianapolis e 2 Steele and Glenn. First Kansas City. .10000111000 .10000210001 Minneapolis and . 473 a .11 5 Annas .013200000-6 10 i to 1 o Gardner and Bel Williams tingling and Sullivan at Columbus. 711 is James and Bill today s Lacrosse fixture is very important the most important Lacrosse game staged in. Winnipeg for Many years is the attraction at the stadium at 3 o clock this afternoon when the Vic wanderers and canucks will Endeavor to Settle the leadership in the a series. Both teams have been playing excellent Lacrosse and there Are some pretty Classy players on both aides so that old time Lacrosse fans can expect something Good in the game today. The vies Are Young but speedy and Tricky while the canucks have several experienced players and also very Clever. It looks like a pick up As to the Winner. Billy Finlay and Alex Bell Are slated to handle the game and the teams will have out their regular line ups. Register first Victory in soccer league season whitewashing celtic 4 to 0. In positive proof that the Loam is in every respect Superior to a re Cord Ben Nevis Laal neg he swamped gel lie 4 so a la to 0, in their return win nipeg1 and Dii Triel senior soccer league fixture on Homo tar Puyda. The display of the winners was a revelation to the fans for they developed Strong team work and played the celts to a standstill during the second period when a if tie goals were registered. Thompson at inside right responsible for every magnificent not one or the four was of a flukey nature for the Little Forward had to beat his Man on every occasion in or car to get into shooting position. Celtic were not to much outclassed As the a fault indicates but they were beaten by the better team on the evening s play. The Grain o was i Aat and interesting Nice touches being shown Fly both teams at Boris put up Rhear beat game of Tjia year quite in keeping with the improved form shown by the team on recent outings. Incident ally this was Bens first win of the Lea gue season. Glrst half was goalless neither team being Able to claim much advantage on play. Ding Dong foot Ball was the order both goals being visited in turn and Good tries biting sunt in at both ends. Bens should have been credited with a score through Corbett who beat the entire defence Venu through and scored Only to have his Effort nullified by referee Mcgregor calling him Back for an opponent s attempt 10 pull him Down. It was hard fuck on Bens and poor judgment on the part of tie referee. Three goals in tj3n minut Jis. The second halt started in brisk fashion exchanges ruling even but after ten minutes play Thomson dribbled past the defence and beat Sutherland easily for Bens opening tally. A. Few minutes later Thorn so n again went Tii rough on a pass from Gay and again scored the goal being similar to the first. A. Few minutes later Thompson secured the hat trick again eluding two players and Leav ing himself with Only to beat. Three in ten minutes against them proved Loo much for celtic. made an attempt to Pierce the Ben Nevis do Fence but found Tva Drope playing to goal. The play started with who Thompson scored tie fourth and Una i goal. The play Start a Wren to a made an opening passing to Lynch who in turn Guys to May. Tie outside sent a Milci Cross Oer to Thompson who both backs and again found no difficulty in scoring. A in. Started to Call and celtic finished with nine men two players leaving the Field to escape a. Ducking. Heffren Mcgregor lined up the teams As Robinson and Thom son d. Clunes Lennoris and Ferguson crawly. R. Mennes or Vine Gerrard and. Bailey. Ben and Jib son coi Bett Neale and May Thompson Wren Gay and Lynch. England s team. England s team to play Scotland. In the And d. International soccer series on sat re Day at the stadium has been selected As follows Reynolds Mullock Weston and Daly St. Smith Wel nmn and Warner Nicholson nor Kershaw Weston Collinge Bradshaw Norwood and Reid spares Frierson Norwood and Friend Crescent the game will Start at 7 . Postal soccer league. The postal soccer league is growing to be one of the most successful enter Prises Ever inaugurated by the Post office soccer enthusiasts and five of the six teams entered Are making it a very exciting race for championship honors. Postal clerks and postal Sta Tion b leading with railway mall ser vice station and head office carriers close on their heels. Postal station c have been less fortunate but Promise to put up a stiff night in order to save themselves from remaining in the cellar position. Three interesting games took place recently when postal station d shut out the head office carriers by 2-0. While the railway mail service administered defeat to postal station a 3-0. And railway service dotted the main office a flints drop last it fort_willi1 Noble takes revenge for the previous Day s hammering by 1 to 0. Tennis trophy rain in eighth Inlang stopped the Bunch hits for 1. William on Juno Wil Liyim grabbed the last of tie three Fame series from St. Boniface today by a score of 1 to 0. The. Sume was called in the eighth inning1 on account Oil Noble who Way Buti eco out of life Box in the first inning1. Testis re a y. Came Buck Lon Levit and hitched a by Thant same allowing but tit re e widely scattered hits and striking ten men. The forts one run was scored in the fifth when doll doubled to centres was sacrificed to third and scored on rial s single to Centre. Three ministers Emery Ltd by a Fullerton Contin a fed from Page cussed any matters with buy Mem Bers of the late Trover ment since the prorogation of the House except once with sir Rodr Nond Liblin. Election petition saw offs. A. Letter from a. J. Andrews to or. Hudson was read. Or. Andrews in his letter said he was acting under instructions from sir Redmond Rofo Lin. The letter was dated May 30, St. Is. Murp Liv Miller it. Lane if Allor t c. Nisle 2 b. Clairm in. P. Stevenson to Tain a. R. I i. To a. B. 0 2 0 1 i 0 0 1 0 0 u 0 0 0 0 0 0 Birks Challenge shield. Donated for Competition for the Canadian Western hard court championships in the men s open doubles at the Winnipeg patriotic Tennis tourney which opens sat urday. Toi t Job Sullivan. It. Forter. Of. Bei Osc wines 3b Dancy. We doll Suriner c. Noble a totals a. B. H. To. A. E. 2 0 0 0 0 in j o o i. O i i. I o 10 i i i o _ o i 10 3000 5 24 .11 0 a batted for Culver in the eighth. Score by St. Bon Luup. I fort 5 0 us Nimery stolen Wert i Sullivan. Sacrifice Tivo base wines i Dell. Struck Culver 5 by no to 10. Bases on Culver. 2 Oit Noble d. 13tirnod William 1. Incl t on Boniface i Iford William ii. Time of Jug. U in granites so set from Cricket a and b divisions of C. A to provide patriotic entertain ment at City Park. At a in be Ling of the Kex Eulive the winniprg1 Cricket association head Zaat night. It was decided thai matched will to played on saturday july 3 at Assin Bolno Park Between Atic players from Lite City clubs. Two teams selected from each of the Lead ii divisions a and a of equal calibre the Best games i thu season should result. The following have Aeyn f a tvs to rep Yuenli the a division Iea Jris cum a a. B. To Smith o. Davis j . Fri. Pike who Multi y k. Hall Elmwood Biles unable to score i on Alex Ross darkness j ends game 5 to 0, i giants sustained a setback la is nigh t and granites1 be no liked by Defea Ting the Elmwood contingent to 0 in a 5-Fn nos game n the senior league of the . . There was a better at ten a Nee than of several games Hul. I he darkness g Row to dense at 7 a 5 that i or Gramc list to b o called the a ran it is earned Shiv in Ivan by hitting ones Tor every run they pot Henry getting a Nice but Snow a Job a wild and Collier had trouble in Heidi Rig Liim. Rosr but two hits and Blirer. Soctt. Canned four. The passes issued woo own but Scott bit two batters a iv.1 Rosy on Of the fastest bits of work f in amateurs have shown yet in Tho third Nihon was out second on a hot drive by Lari Mer to . Who to Crew so thai. Wheeler just got rhe Bill ahead of. Wilson Ai the the had three won on in the third but Muir heat was an easy o it. In the fifth again in Iho gathering dusk they bad three on and Only out. But Shan non fanned and. Muir Jisael lifted i lout Fly to Wilson who shared with Shannon a i 1 late outfit.1 id work done in the Johnson if Esau a. Mccallum b Wal Fiji f latime Henry if Ander on in. Tales c Ross Totals giant Baker of. A. R. H. To. A. E. 10 000 Rose a. St. j. Wanderers t. D. Hill White Captain. La Aveon c. I a. St. Jude u Rundall Avite j. Antlej Orsjo. a Broadfoot Saiid d. Ilc nabeta St. Judiets j. Wright wanderers c. Slacks a jul ties j Charnly White Rose Sharman J. S. Spick Captain. A. Anger Docker Drake White Ledsham for tie of the a division learns team a Lollin Carter Fyk a Tisha n. Anu Iony Hhite Rosr a j. B. Chorlton Limor Thompson Morse of. L. I Ember Lon a Iffatt a Kentish d. Pm Moi Icil Clonan Larrs it a Tisha y. Hubbard Lorse Platter Mortimer Rose Captain Prat White b. Coo to Tlucek 13. Parnum team a is. Dicks on Morse I. Roy Luvice A Goode A Symonds Long White Rose Dykin Morse pm aces Leigh Volute Rose j j. P. Ferguson a. Hornsey Thornhil Rose e. V. Dangerfield Captain. Brooks Morse h c. I Aylor e. Carter White o. Morisu for the a games Osborne officiate As scorer with brings and a Quirt umpires in the a u. Hutch Eon and b. A Chian. Scorers and s grammar with a. N. Other umpires. All players Are requested to note that play comm on co. At 2.15, and places of absentees at thai time Grill be t sued from reserves. A r. H. A. E. Galbraith Shannon Muir Bead Wheeler Freem Collier c. Scott p 3b. Of. In. B if. Eight teams in patriotic Ball three of senior City league two intermediate and three outside entries close tomorrow. Score to in no granites Garite i summary three base i stolen Mccallum Fleury Yates Galbraith , j Scott Ross. Bases on Scott i off Ross 4. Struck Scott 4 by Boss 3. Parsed i. Wild. 2. Lilt by Scott 2 by Ross. 1. Left on giants a granites 7. Time of Jersey City 382 and Casey Verbout Brulc Anil Tragesser. Soiu. And Beebe Fune revenged it Eli for yesterdays defeat at the hands Al Newark by winning toc Luy s game from the prospective Harrisburg team by a score of 6to 4. Score k. . Newark 193 Richmond 6-8 3 Scha tit and Snow Uusvell and a Haufle. Aan scian . Of Hicaro. June made a clean sweep of the series with St. Today when they won the fourth same from the visitors. 8 to 6. Score Louls a s Ami at Roew levern2 june took Jersey City into Camp today by a. Score1 4 to o. Score Providence 4 9 0 great express latest boat train out of Winnipeg pm save time when travelling East. City ticket Orion 260 Portage Avenue. Phone a. Washington 1 8 6 of the a Rne in to having been president of the provincial Branch. His sporting associations also extended to baseball for he was president and managing Dureao of the Calgari y baseball club in the Western Canadian league which is this season inactive but not Dis banded i lans for patriotic baseball among the amateurs of the cily and province were slightly advanced at la Frt night s Jerba Al meeting in the . It was reported that at least two outside Points will be represented but the draw for the. Tournament will not be made till Friday As unavoidable delays have vented the committee from proceeding with its plans. Entries for the tournament will not be closed till noon on Fridev. Of the City teams three seniors Are definitely entered and a fourth Mav get in and two intermediates Are going to try their so u in contests with the seniors. Portage la Prairie will Send two teams and Gilbert Plains will have one. The seniors of the City Are granites. Arenas and giants the fourth a probability being the knights of pythias. Falcons and sex Tex will represent the patriotic quoits Down to sixteen Northwestern league. Spok no. S Aberdeen. _ Ito Uver 1 Chi i Taw Omil. 4, Victoria. 7, Mcneil claims Canadian birth. Toronto. June the motor Cycle rider who is. Contesting with brei while Carslake for the world s sprint championship and a purse of taken exception to the statement made in Toronto yesterday that he is an american. To declares that he a Canadian hav be n Boi i in pin cd did Inland or scold Psi tuts while the entries for the Quot tone tournament under the sub Coin Mitten of the patriotic carnival reached a total of 50, Only 32 players actually went out to play. The first draw played off yesterday was Complete and the sixteen survivors Are to play Down. The sixteen Are drawn to meet at 2.30 . Today As follows 1, j. Todd is. W. Kemp. 2, r. H Halliday is. P. H. Hinton is. W. Younger. 4, j. L. Neilson is. G. Harvey. 5, Simpson is. R. Hardy. 6, Watt is. G. Smith. 7 t. East is. Billington. S g Noble is. J. Patterson. Play will Start at 2.3u . The first four games will be on the Winnipeg club grounds and the rest on the civic. Secures Young Pitcher Peoria ills., june Peoria three i league baseball club announced the Sale of Pitcher. Thomas Sheehan to the Philadelphia athletics today. He is a youngster 21 years of ago and is regarded As the Best Prospect that the three i Leagie has seen in years. He will join the athletics in St Louis on july 9. Outfielder Call re ported to Peoria this morning in part payment for Sheehan. Sheehan s brother ferry was at one time Catcher for the Brooklyn nationals. Juvenile game. The crescents Defeated boys club last night g to 3 in the juvenile base Ball league. Dickie fanned 13. Batter Dickie and mein boys Dunn and Wilson. Presbyterian Tennis. Westminster won their third match in the presbyterian Tennis league when they Defeated St. Paul on the latter s ground tuesday. The re sult was As follows mrs. Dearmond and or. Snitch Westminster won from miss Lawrie and or. Currle. St. Paul. C-4. G-8. 6-3. Miss Patterson and or. Mcfadyen. Westminster won from miss Mackie and or. Scott. St. Paul. 4-6. 6-1, s-6. Miss Duthie and or. Powell West Minster won from miss Scott and or. Nunnerly St. Paul 6-0, 6-4. Seven Oaks shoot today. The seven Oaks club will put on five events of 20 Birds each Cam mincing Al i 9-o clock this morning. Or. Hudson on saw offs. Winnipeg oct. 2, 12.14. J. H. Ashdown Winnipeg. Dear or. Understand that there Are Sone rumours to iat an arrangement had been made for the withdrawal of provincial election Testa. No such arrangement has been made with knowledge and the protests Aro being proceeded with and will continue unless instructions to the contrary Are Given by you Ernd the other gentlemen who provide the truly a. B. Hudson. And was in Reward to the out of1 petition in this letter sir. Andrews inferred to a proposed in. Rep rare to the Cali off of election protests. Or. Hudson also produced a copy of a letter Vav Hub to had written in reply. It dated Winnipeg May 31, 3015, and. Was As follows a. J. Andrews esq., k.c., City. Dear or. Have your letter of 28th inst. Personally i know nothing of the arrangement referred to and will submit the matter to or. Norris today. Think there must be. Sonic mistake about the . . Neither or. Norris nor self have Power to consent to dropping of the election petitions to or. Pit Lerlo or. Hudson practically All 1he elections were under control subject to instructions from the committee. He bad retained the solicitors and had can rare. No one had a. Right raise a of. Without him except in of ver Andrye. Corroborates or. Hudson corroborated a letter he Hui written to j. K. Ashdown aay ins that he had not consented 6 any saw offs. He had thought there might be a possibility of some of the petitions falling throw sri. As the Evi Dence often crumbled . Thre Defeated people were always anxious to protest ii Home one would provide tie Money. There had been no agreement that he knew of to bring a genuine withdrawal of petitions. Justice gait raised the Ciu Estton As to Why the Baw offs were arranged or. Hudson said that there would be no object in carrying on a Peti Mon against a member s seat in a if Slature about to be dissolved. The letter to or. Ashdown was As follows or. Understand there Are some rumours that an arrangement had been made for the withdrawal of provincial election tests. No such Arran Fremont has been made with knowledge and the protests Are Belnap proceeded with. And will continue unless instructions the contrary a Eriven by you f the other gentlemen who provide the i funds. Tours b. Hudson tin s letter was oct. 3, 1914. I the commission adjourned until Friday at 10.30 . . Borge a. England. Montier. Albekt. 1 jul Furlund. . A. Knt. J13ss13e formerly England. Dain. . Formerly in stand. Dav11ss. Phed. H. Formerly England. Johnson ., England. Thomas. Ivan h., 15ngland. , Joseph Serbia. Haka . Scoll ails. Sauk la Scotland. Hamilton. . Guelph. On i. June Moore. Chatham. Oni. Lang. 13l.m15r 15. Tor Marly , St. Marys. Ont. Third battalion. Wounded Taylor. H hold a. Toronto. Archer. Arthur formerly Ord . Best. B. L. A. Toronto. Fifth battalion. Killed in action Juns 16 Ken Cedric a. England. Eighth battalion. Wounded Gallagher James a. Iro mid. Unofficially reported prisoner at Paderborn Pettey . I Vega Bald. England. Banks Gilbert. England. Thirteenth battalion. Unofficially reported Glover i Csc. England. Previously miss Nej. Hicks. George w., England. Prev. Loudly fourteenth battalion. Unofficially reported prisoner Mitgan. Frank m., Eigland. Previously Mossiii Toj. Wilson George 13. A., England reported Dunlop. Robert. Montreal. Previously reported fifteenth battalion unofficially reported prisoner at Paderborn Baxter corp. Alfred Ken set j. Formerly 1 the England. Uno fic Lally reported prisoner at Glessen and wounded Johnston Robert Scotland first Field company Canadian engineers. Killed in action june 15 by Shell k Evell sapper George Ernest Toronto. Frei a. Sapper Leacroft How Ard port Hammond Post office . Vichy. Standard Watarai a Kahne water a delightful water with highly medicinal qualifies remedy Lor Dysep u stomach troubles gout ousted by and bottled under the direct control a Folie French government. Canadian casualties continued from Page one i Loyd Sidney v., England Elliott Samuel Winsloe station. Ha1n, . Davtd Scotland Wood. . Andrew. Scot previously reported missing now unofficially reported Gulliford. Harry Bugland . Lewis m., Scotland Walker. Harry a. Eff said Hill. . Bertram Thos. England. Previously reported wounded now unofficially Kivch . James. Scotland. Princess Patricia. Previously reported missing now unofficially reported prisoner at Gles David. Alfred formerly 23rdl London. Previously reported missing now reported missing and believed killed Forrest. Leonard formerly 2sthl new Westminster. . Divisional cavalry. Accidental fracture left Watson. Capt. We. F., Viking. Alta. Royal Canadian dragoons. Wiltshire Claude s., England. Second Field artillery Brig. Jim Phebe. Bombardier Hugh. Syd firs Weld company Canadian engineers. Died of Wood. Sapper James a., Scotland. Third Field company Canadian engineers. Suffering from Duffey sapper John t. Form Erly first division signal com Montreal. Divisional ammunition Park. Dangerously Fawcett staff Sergt. Norman w., Sackville . Canadian remount depot. Seriously Walton. Alfred Spring fiems Sash fractured nine . List Ottawa. June following list of Canadian casualties was issued at 0 first battalion. Killed in Jiehan Matthew no next of Kin. Missing after action near give achy Andrews Reginald Formerly Otho. Toronto. Bahlow. Frank p., Post office Waterloo ont. Parker. Harry. Inge soil. Ont. I Wigall Alfred w., Wolverton ont. Trecer. Henry formerly ire herbage. Leonard. Ireland. Hanna Borhy Whf. Joseph. St. Marys ont. Ga1n1ss. Corp. We. Henry Ham Ilton. Ont. Of turnier Henry formerly Quebec. Que. F1n.nie. Prank. St. Marys. Ont. Cleave . It ugh England. Greenwood . Robert England. Laxdall . Robert g., South Africa. Atkinson. Harold. England. Sinks. Joseph Arthur Form Erly England. Griffiths. Stephen. England. Mccarley Charles a. England. , Robert formerly England. Hulln John formerly Ireland. Mcdonald Robert formerly nth Kii Oivind the Clarendon hotel Winnipeg to in oily More convenient to the of hopping District oppo site Caton known for years As a clean and re liable family hotel. Special attention Given to women ind children. 3 Day and up plan. Business men s lunch 50 cents. Smolov bus meets Al trains cars pass the door. Corner Portage Avenue and site Eaton H. Nicholson proprietor. Made in Canada Bermuda Salisbury collars the Williams. Greene Rome co., l1mitko Berlin. Ontario open a Day july 1st get your Holiday smokes and your baseball tickets at Erzinger Mclntyre Block and 293 Portage Avenue. Always out of site look for of fit on the buckles t ;