PAGE SIXTEEN a - THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1919. ft Bh Health and | In the World of Sport 2 WHO WILL EARN £10,000? | Hc Now Turns ort. INSIST ON GOLF rr { 2 on Benning ne Daily Mail Offers That Amount for| ca emo mel « is Part of Training of 'New York! First Flight Over Atlantic. ago, and wh a bes onnected Americ ans. ' 1e proprietors of the r 1} with the British Ministry of pin h s will be part! Daily Ma » offered the sum OT} guring this ¢ y's participation in } New {ilties' ning | t , awarded i : Log : 1188'. 1ragning | £10,000 Le be awarded to the she war, is in New routine while in the s , according | | ua see he ah for the resumption of his favorite to Miller Huggins, who inte nds to use | plans 2 ish om sport. The greatest b se th o the limit all of the facilities for 1 ne I B oid » i. - 3 ¢ n 2 nt in the Lniied Siaies carried the Benningtc lks wa » | conditioning in Jacksonville. " - - y ¥ . sn . . + An ounce of prevention is worth a fa r Newfoundland to any DPOIML|gymo;s mace Beldame, whose racing] H 1ggins is a firm believer in golf : ir sland, 7 : Great Britain or Irela in "1 qualities Mr. Benni sgton "had le ased Bs an aid in developing a batsman | '" i utive 1 rs » flig ay | ¢ A 4 pound of cure. * O11 A hours The Sieh wp from August Belmont, and intends to have all his men} be made ei » { g 38 Al : : i \ y he comrbetit] is <i 3 BL RL and especially the weak batsmen, | {lantic.) ~The courpe Salty not of Man. may be 'wade of dust--but undergo a course in golfing during, : | Oy a . rn or's | © 2bways wants a little bit more. \eir stay in the Florida city. Capt y pin, hc zr 8 aviaiut's } ! ic 5 Y. 8 ; fic a or the Interna Huston, vice-president of the High- ' {ional Aeronautical Federation aad hy landers, also is a golfing devotee, and | u entered on the Competitors' J he intends to spend muc of his time | | { ster of the Royal Aero Club. while in Jacksonville cn the links. . = - No aeroplane of enemy origin or ve EARN ? " manufacture may be used. Boston Would Shake Herzog. ee -- 7 . President Grant of the Boston Na- ' No Siuker Ohaspions. : i tional League met Charley Herzog | 1 » , . . Many abuses which have crept in- J in New York list Tuesday. He-zog| In the open air. Keep out in the open air to the sport will be eliminated under has a contract with the Bcston Club pI ta a an reriag : +1} _ the American Army, Navy and Civil- bal hich ¢ for a salary of $10,000] Y TOBACCO as much as possible and you will prevent fan Board of Boxing Control, Inc., SE a I TR yO iis aia) : sickness as well as the Flu. the new organization which is being that waivers have been signed by | .| launched under powerful and prac- © all the major league clubs on Her: | : A . : Sos : zog; it was rumored that the < Lg an de} I ~ one] aT : : tically nation-wide auspices to gov- oi i he good old bicycle 15 the best way of ern the affairs of the roped arena --_ 1seman might come to the | = etting ri " . nr and to put them on a plane with box- THE Now York Americans by ihe. waiver Is l getting right with nature. Sd to po a 1a Engine at] § Never-Failing Remedy f {Re by the its lingerin the present time ; oA 4 iti : Grant said he had na hat he | \ ' Flavor WEWIAYAYS EE SYN SY Oa mae No longer will it be possible for msidered a flatter to the) slacker champions to hold to their player, which Herzog refused to ac- titles indefinitely. Instead of being Indigestion, Stomach Disorders, cept. Herzog stated that Giant allowed ta turn aside challenges and Appendicitisand Kidne oy Stones wanted to cut the salary of $10,000 | offers of bouts until such time as are often caused by Gall Stones, which the contract calls for and he | best suits themselves they will be pad vislend G dh Tica would not consent | compelled under ti® ruling of the ad attacks of Ga . tone Colic At the offices of the American tore] board to defend the championship at appear. Not one in ten Gall re lal i i : . ie tb any | joard t 1 K challyy Da Stone Sufferers knows what is gue club, denial was made that an | least once every year For that pur the trouble. Marlatt's Specific attempt had been made td negotiate | pose a championship belt will be of will cure without pain or oper- with Herzog. President Grant alsc tered in every division from bantam- ation. said that no club had made any pro- weight to heavyweight x WEA o position to him for Herzog's services « To ale at all druggists, Re. "ut t he 1 i ely snter- \ i / A \\ Hockey Championship Games. Sewmcniel by Te, Sargenms, But that he would Wilms &oenier \ Y / '< i », NA a \ 2 / Toronto will see the best senior ats aXe, Out: ection. Ng Sbddrt® : 2 and junior hockey in all Canada next JW. MARLAT T 80 -------------------- eee" week. On Mcnday, Wednesday and 581 ONTARIO ST, TORONTO o ONT. If riches didn't have wings, there Friday nights the juniors will be ' ; 1 would be but few high fliers AAAI rN MAN NAN NNN NNN tain any desirable bids in that dir seen tn action MAS SSEY BICYCL E On Monday the O.H.A junior win ners will take on the Quebec champ- The best bic rele 1 is the chea rest bic cle. ions in a sudden-death elimination ) I Y a . game Monday's winners will e Other dealers always compare their wheels ay YS KEEP THE HOME with a Massey. Say it is just as good. Shainpions oa Welles) a) Y Ye day nig 3 for he anadilsd p, « On Tuesday and Thursday nights INDUSTRIES GOING WHY of next week the Selkirks, champ- : fons of Manitoba, ind winners of . Because the Massey has proved itself to their elimination round from the . - . Colompus team of Fort William, give the best satisfaction to the most riders. meet the O.H.A. senior champions. - Selkrks and the Regina Patricias BUY THE B will leave Winnipeg together on EST Friday And buy it now. Don't wait for another ne CRT Siow. raisé in rice. This is one season of the year when p Only one place to buy one, Tyrus Cobb displays no speed. He and we back them up with good service. has not signed his Detroit contract. refuses to go 'to camp and is proba- have many more just as niles, For smalier ploy we offer an Inrge bly the only player in either major : range of sizes, styles and prices. Call or wriie for complete ine formation. league who flatly declines to do so. SPORTING GOODS Ca. He Dy or he Made in Kingston by Geo. A. McGowan The McCALLUM GRANITE CO., LTD. fleet Detroiter hunts afield with dog and gun all winter and invariably Phone 1031, Kingston, Ont, 397 Princess Street, - : yy 88 Princess Street reports in good condition about a week before the opening of the sea- son. Phone 529° "Home of the Brunswick." er Major-General Leonard Wood, commander of the Central Depart- ment of the U.S. army, who, it was announced, was te-be President of 4 ; ¥ ! { a newly-formed National Commission : 4 Y BARA gn { ! a of Boxing Contre, was notified SE Ee NN wolf BE a ind Ag i ha of BABY tidat body that he would be unable ; R ae i C s Ont. to serve as Presiden... He said, how- ever, he wished to be made a memb- CARRIAGES er of the Advisory Council. General Wood said he was heartily & GO-CARTS in favor of the project, provided it | Fi 3 4 . were conducted on purely amateur 3 ES 3 A oe Eis H a lines, but thiat he would not be iden- Fad fh 3 r | RY ARR Ir, Bi OY Ontot the many fam cack tn ma Positively best tified with the movement if - it 8 14 ? w PL [THER Hi YE B Zoronto-Hamilton High way branched off in the slightest manner \ : 1 ur = to pgofessional boxing. The Georgian Peach is dilatory in the 3 spring, but when he gets on the old base lines, Oh Boy! Cobb seldom Y C - oy . signs until after the Tigers have com~ O A BEAUTIF UL MEMORIAL TREADGOI D pleted their training camp stunts. He : The Bryden design in saitable for mn large family plot. We line in the city at ps fo Run on Grand Circuit. lowest prices. The good trotter, Golden Spier, 2.09 3-4, of the 'Single Hill Stable, owned by Wilbur J. Myers, of Springfield, Ohio, and so sueccess- R. J. REID fully trained and raced in 1918 by Harry Stokes, will be campaigned . this coming season on the grand dside ket booth Phone 577 circuit by Ed. F. Geers, . ! Toronto-Hamglton i ey . HIGHWAYS | a Leading Under- | No matter how many cook books a bride owns, she keeps right on > tak cooking things the way her mother S T > taught her. Moral for mothers; do ave ime oney or some teaching. Wier speeds up traffic must bea real economy. What- ever delays traffic must always involve waste of time and effort. Concrete, being the road material of minimum tractive resistance, ent Mies & Pavement on which alt types of vehicle canftravel quickly, and * You paid the this speeding-up of traffic makes possible the speeding-up of production. Wherever there is a concrete road, in that locality you will find farm- ers and their "help" able to devote more time to the vital work of sowing SAVING us oF pang ¥ PICKERS SAVING Xu FARMER 'S TIME , HOWJONE FARMER PROFITS gathering of our berry crop last summer, can I the opening of many wayside markets, to HIS 4 the xbirience SR 1. Low, testify to the value of a concrete highway which motorists come for their fruit and Toronto-Hazilton highway. He at his eng Sines of simeaving. To these of hem who provisions, thus savingmuch of the farmers' time. wayside booth last summer among other fruits, Tay hoe mes Wil eh TE bebe Gm eae in troamit between "truck" to market are able, on this y 80 J 2 1a Maer ud back ia Swuble quick time, A J1Li8 Those 70 banktts so Toronto (as farmer situated on this highway, twenty miles make another trip to market in the afternoon. . Instead of three uncomfortable team frips per Cartage sity snd 11 week, which was his average before thie concrete. oud was bulls he sow makes twelve wigs in : The $189 which he saved at his wayside booth $189 on cherries alone. . ; y a eh, heowesbotho himself and to his country~--t0 get the facts about concrete highways which will : OIL. 3 the kind of roads which shall resuit. in more complete conservation of all we produce. i neglicted or _badly ) pen ay salsa ist inferior preparations.