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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
WANTED-SALEsMEN

ADVERTISING through the medium OF
motion picture films is now appre-
ciated by retail merchants in every
line more than ever before. Our pro-
duct best. We need a live salesman
in Montana. Exclusive territory. II
$1,000 or more per year appeals to you
II you can stand prosperity and il
you can finance yourself for one
week on this strictly commission prop
osition which is like being in bust
ness for yourself. write Camel Film
Co. $50 Edgecomb Place. Chicago.
statesmen WANTED-Two expert
enced travelling statesmen for perma-
nent, well paying positions. stapel,
we'll known line sold direct from fac
tory to merchant. Write Box 495,
Iowa City, Iowa.
GARTSIDE'S Iron Rust Soap Co. 4054
Lancaster Ave, Phila., Pa. manufac
turers of the only ORIGINAL iron
rust soap, want agents. Trade mark.
print and copyright registered in U.
s. patent office. This soap removes
iron rust, ink and unwashable stains
from clothing, marble, etc like magic.
Is cents tube. Big profits.
WANTED-Responsib men or women
to represent us in various parts Of
this state. Full time required.
Steady, congenial work and substan-
tial returns assured for intelligent eff
fort. Full particulars on application.
Oregon Nursery Company, Orenco,
oregon.
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WANTED-AGENTS

NEW SELLING PLAN
Men wanted to supply consumer De,
mand for our sugar. flour, cameo
goods, dried fruits, coffee and other
aluminium ware and automobile oils.
Entirely new plan. Not one penny
of investment in samples or goods
required. No experience necessary;
Our men are making big profits and
have a permanent repeat order busi-
Dept. A 1856, Chicago, Ill. Reference,
any bank or express company.
AGENTS-Sell ZANOL concentrated
soft drinks. Nationally advertised.
Well known from coast to coast.
Four million bottles sold during the
summer. Quality guaranteed: Abso-
msely pure; Bigger demand 1,a this y, sum,
maker. Write for special PROPOSE
ton. Address American Products
Company, 1858 American Bldg, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
AGENTs-Large manufacturer wants
agents to sell hosiery, underwear
shirts, dresses. skirts, waists. shoes hoes
Madison Mills, sos Broadway. New
York
AGENTs-If you are making less than
SO day clear profit-get in touch
with US. We want active agents to
sell Hootch to drug stores. candy
stores, news and cigar stands. res.
taurants. etc. They all order and
want more You build up a big bus
mess quick, using part time or all
time. Beats house to house canvass
ing. You deal with business people.
Just few minutes makes the sale.
Write and we will tell you what
Hootch is and how it brings in the
money. Address HOOTCH, Dept.
265. 229 w. Madison ST.. Chicago.
NEW INvENTION-Oil guage for
Fords. Sells on sight. Big profits.
Small investment. Exclusive terri
tory. Unusual opportunity for agents
and statesmen. Address Sales Mgr,
2S9 Sta. c., Omaha. Nebr.
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CHORE man. cattle ranch, $40.
RANCH hands, $40.
Man and wife, ranch, SIS.
RANCH blacksmith, $50
Montana Employment Co.
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6 FOR RENT-FUKNIsHED ROOMS

6 FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
ROOM, gentleman. 6O1 4th Ave. No.
DESIRABLE room for gentleman. Cal!
Room II, 2O1h Central avenue.
NEATLY furnished front room, with
bath. 421 Third street north. r. A.
Hendrickson.
WELL furnished room. $40 month:
| half block postoffice; close to park.
118 Second avenue north.
FURNISHED room for rent; gentleman
612 Third avenue No.
KOOL, furnished front room. modern,
| in private residence. JOG Second ave-
nue. north. Phone 1878.
CLINE ROOMS, 2oe Second avenue No.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room with
| private bath. 615 Fifth avenue north.
FOR RENT-Furnished basement bed
room, suitable for men; cheap. SIS
Fifth avenue north.
MODERN rooms; $500 and $500 per
month. 315 Third street north.
SMALL room. 213 Third avenue north
PLEASANT room for rent; near car
! line. S23 Third avenue north.
NEW furnished rooms, Rex Hotel, 3O8A
| Central avenue.
! ROOM. Gentleman. 4l4 Second Ave No.
SLEEPING room. lilo Second avenue
1 north.
CLEAN, comfortable sleeping rooms at
| reasonable rates. Fair HOTEL sos
! Central avenue.
MODERN room. s1s Third avenue No.
ROOM-Gentleman. sol Fourth Ave. n
FURNISHED light housekeeping or
| sleeping rooms. 400 Fifth avenue No
LARGE front room. 1875 Park Drive
STRICTLY modern rooms, $500 per
4
NICELY furnished room; hot and cold
water Gentlemen. IT'S Fifth avenue
| north.
NICELY furnished modern room FOR
rent. 424 Fifth avenue north.
HOTEL OXFORD. 5l21a Central. spe-
cial weekly and monthly rates.
T. NJ. c. As downtown bachelor
rooms. A "club-plus" homo for young
| men away from home.
Z FOR RENT-HOUsEK'PIN RMS,
MODERN furnished rooms Also front
housekeeping room. 712 Third avenue
south.
TW6 nice rooms for housekeeping:
gas. 206 Sixth street north.
TWO rooms with gas range sos Fifth
avenue south.
TWO light housekeeping rooms with
gas. 621 Fifth avenue No.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms.
1924 Second avenue SO.
TWO airy rooms with gas, moderate
rent, desirable location. 917 Third
avenue No.
SINGLE housekeeping room; with eiec-
fric plate and oven; clean, cool. con-
venient. Also sttic sleeping or house
keeping room; pleasant and chean
go Third avenue No.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 200
TWO light housekeeping rooms; MOD
ern: ground floor. 7O6 Eighth avenue
south.
FOR RENT-Modern HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. 701 Fourth avenue S. W.
FURNISHED one and two rooms. 51l
Third avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, with gas: ~
modelled and under new manRaenAnt
/ 800 Third avenue north.
HOUsEKEEPING rooms-Cline.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 1023K First
avenue south.
|FRONT light housekeeping T. Ia. With
1as. 2O1 sixth street noft11G
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z ZOE ADMINISTRATIONS
| 500 VIENNA CROWNS
PAID in American money, present
to each customer who buys a suit
Of clothes. Blaustein, 800 Fifth street
south.
LARGE folding baby buggy. Also fruit
Jars and oil barrel. 306 Eighth street
north.
order. 712 Sixteenth street north.
REBUILT 1920 Case tractor. Cheap
and terms. 1912 Central avenue
NEW Eden washing machine, five pair
homer pigeons. $500 Seventh avenue
No. Phone 1888.
MILLINERY at great reduction during
June at Belt millinery store. Lima
Hane, Belt. Montana.
THREE burner oil stove and oven; al
so reed baby carriage. Phone 6971.
REMINGTON typewriter, almost new
Phone 6O24.
FOR sALE-Pedigreed Boston terrier
female. three months old, cheap. Fone
9614, or call at 80 10Th street north.
FOR SALE-Belgian hares. 6O7 Third
street south.
SKI CAMERA and complete outfit cheap.
COS Third avenue south.
SILK HOSIERY
JUST arrived, 81 dozen Ladies' Silk
Hose. colors, cordovan, white, pink.
French grey, silvertone and black
Sample line muslin underwear for
quick clean UP. Room s, Cory Block.
CABBAGE plants. Copenhagen, 500
thousand. J. w. Allen. PA 9th st.
south.
REED baby carriage in good condi-
ton. Phone 1857.
FOR SALE-Ten-Twenty Case tractor:
with three-bottom Grand Detour pillow;
in first-class condition. Address: Box
No. 80. Tribune.
TRAWBERRIES-24 pint crate. $500;
three or more crates. 1915. Goose
berries. 3-gallon crate. $3.50. Express
prepaid. Send check or money order.
Cherrylane Orchards. Greenacres.
Wash.
THE Exchange wants discarded mems
suits, guns. saddles, tools. etc. We
call. Phone S226 1223a First avenue
south.
PAINT FOR SALE
AT BARGAIN PRICES-We are selling
out our stock of Ready Mixed Linseed
Oil Paints at greatly reduced prices.
Put up in 1-gallon and 6-gallon cans.
II you are planning on painting a
house or barn, here Is your chance to
save some money Call or write THE
PURE OIL COMPANY.
FOR sALE-One Of the best grocery
stores in the best town in the state.
Write: Box 1776. Lewistown. Mont.
GARBAGE plants, so cents 100; tomato
plants, so cents dozen. 1910 Third
avenue south.
FOR SALE or trade; 1924 Avery trac-
tor and three-gang plow. Reasonable
Call phone 6675. or apply 216 Central
avenue.
Boston Terrier puppies
Call evenings. 1221 Ninth avenue SO.
ITALIAN accordion; suitable for pro-
fessional players; at bargain. ao31s
First avenue south.
CABBAGE PLANTS, caulif1ower and
tomato plants; grown specially for
northern Montana farmers and gar
deners. Write for free price list Of
all garden plants today. Address
Forest Garden. Box Elder. Montana,
BRIDGE KINDL.lNG
IN BLOCKS. Call sooc Pat Curtin.
NEW and used Ice boxes. special
prices. Enterprise Furniture Co, liz
Third street south.
FOR SALE-F'ord truck; one mounted
buffalo head. Great Falls Meat Co.
~ n ~ m -
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WHY Many Men Are Old at Fort !"
| is an interesting, educative. free bot k
| about certain glands Of the body and
| a hygienic means for their improve
| ment. Has meant health and improv-
| ed nerves to many and has saved the
| necessity of surgery. Nothing to swal-
| low, Avoids broken rest at night
! Don't mistake this book as one con-
| corning infectious disease.) Nothing
offensive. Write today for your copy
| and show this notice to an interested
you Address The Electro Thermal
Company, 206-A Clark Bldg, Steuben-
Vile. Ohio.
| MEN wanted for detective work. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Write, j.
Ganor. former U. 8. government de-
tective. st. Louis.
MEN-Age II to s.. Experience IN
necessary Travel: make secret in
penses. American Foreign Detective
Agency 468. st. Louis.
MEN WANTED for Detective work.
Experience unnecessary. Write j.
Ganor, former u. s. Govt Detective,
st. Louis.
BE A railway traffic inspector: $11o to
$3.50 monthly, expenses paid. Steady,
ties. Position guaranteed or money
refunded. Easy to qualify. Write
for free booklet E-2S6. Stand, Bust
ness Training Institute. Buffalo. N. Y.
KENNEDY School of Vulcanizing Is
now forming a summer class. Tire
surgeons are in great demand. Call
or write. 324 Second avenue south.
TO MAN who will take my pillow and
tractor and break 100 acres for me,
I'll give him the outfit. Call GOA Sixth
avenue south, or write me.
WANTED Blacksmith to work on Sun
days. WILDER Transfer Company.
WANTED-Three men Of good appear
ance and personality for a good sell
Ing proposition. Not oil stock. Call
Room 10, Breen Block. 15h Third
street south
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FOR SALE-HOuSEs

BUY home on our easy payment plan
small cash payment, balance like rent.
Watson Land Co.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12

THREE ROOM bungalow at 1909 8th
avenue south for rent. Full lot; full
basement.
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10 SITUATION wANTED-FEMALB

10 SITUATION wANTED-FBMAL
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
position. Cali 1852
YOUNG lady wants position evening,
reading for invalid lady or gentle
man. Box 100, Tribune
RELIABLE middle-aged widow; with
noy IL; wants housekeeping; either
city or ranch. Box 80, Tribune.
RELIABLE woman wants position a.
working housekeeper in small room
ing or apartment house, in or out Of
Great Falls; or will care for home
while owner away. Tribune, Box 107
EXPERIENCED photographer desires
position. Phone 534S
RESPECTABLE woman z3 years old.
would keep house for a widower With
child or two, or cook for men
only. A clean, capable housekeeper:
good cook. State wages p. o. Box
1905.
WANTED-Positlon e housekeeper or
will take complete charge Of an apart
ment Or rooming house. Best Of ref
erences given. Box -, Tribune.
WORK by day on hour. Phone sl67.
IRONING BY hour. Phone 6Ss9
BUNDLE washlng and rough dry: al
delivered. Phone 1863. 800 49,
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FOR SALE on extra easy terms; mod
ern four room house; garage; good
condition. 1920 Sixth avenue north
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FOR RENT-One furnished sleeping
room or housekeeping. 11O9 Eighth
avenue south
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WOMAN cook. small hotel. $50.
HOUSEKEEPER, out Of city.
GIRL, housework, city.
COMBINATION girl, out Of city.
GIRL, housework, ranch.
GIRL, homework, out OF city.
Montana Employment Co.
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% FOR RENT-UNFUR. HOUSES
FOR RENT-4-romo modern house ant
garage; good condition. 1920 Sixtl
avenue north: $50 per month.
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THREE rooms furnished; in newly fin
ished duplex house; close in; modern;
$50. 314 Eighth street south.
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PHOTOPLAYS 5000 ideas needed
Working girl paid $4,000 for ideas
she though worthless. Details free
Write Producers League, 235 ST.
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PLEASE NoTE-we do not
charge classified advertisements to
residences addresses.
HELP wANTED-FExAIn

GIRL wanted, to wait table and 70
work. 313 Third street north.
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YOUNG man to sell easy selling ar
ticle to business and professional
men. Give age and selling expert
ence first letter. Box 102, Tribune.
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FOR SALE-Cozy three room cottage
with shade trees; beautiful lawn and
garden. All Fifth avenue south.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-06
BY JOHNNY KILBANE,
Featherweight Champion.

Jack Dempsey has more good
fights in his system than Georges
CARPENTER The reason 1 think so
is because he hasn't been milling as
long as the Frenchman.
Carpenter will go in the ring at
Jersey City July 2 entering his
fourteenth year in the prize ring.
Dempsey has been lighting but a lit
tie over six years.
Fourteen years in the prize ring
before getting a crack at the
worlds title is a long time.
Ruby Bob Fitzsimmons fought for
II years before he met James ].
Corbett for the heavyweight belt
and won It in 1897. Fitz held the
title for two years, losing to James
J. Jeffries. Ruby Bob boxed on for
FIVE years longer, making a total OF
"a years spent in the prize ring.
John L. Sullivan began boxing In
1873. Four years later. in 1882. he
won the world title from Paddy
Ryan. His total ring career covered
Is years.
James ]. Corbett had been boxing
seven years before he defeated John
L. for the title in 1892. Corbett held
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-06
CULVER TO STAGE
ATHLETIC PAGEANT
Commencement Exercises To-
day Will be Held on Plan
of Olympics.

In the manner Of the Olympic
games Culver Military Academy will
hold an athletic pageant as a part of
its commencement program on Mon
day afternoon. Letter winners of
former years will review the pageant
Of all the participants in competitive
athletics during the school year.
The CAN OF a trumpet and the an
noncement by a. herald will proclaim
the arrival o. the athletes, each
group clad in the garb peculiar to its
sport and following a device indicat-
ing the sport. After passing in re-
view before the older athletes each
group will demonstrate its powers
in its sport and the pageant wiz
close with the entire group surround
ing the reviewing stand for the
school song.
Approximately seventy-five percent
Of the student body Of $50 has par
ticipated IN competitive sports dur
ing the year either as members of
the varsity teams or Of company
teams. Captain c. L. Brosius. Phys.-
cal Director Of the Academy. and for
merly trainer Of many athletes who
participated in the Olympic games
at Antwerp has planned the pageant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-06
GIANTS NOW SET
PACE IN NATIONAL
Pitching and Batting Improves
Enabling Them to Gain
Lead in Race.

NEW YORK. June 5.-The New
York Nationals, having attained
their first place goal at the outset of
the first western trip. are speeding
at a rate that viii make IL difficult
TO overtake them. The ousted Pitts
burg team has the advantage Of
playing at home while the New
York leaders are getting better
pitching and batting.
The American league leadership
struggle is close because Of the slow
pace Of the leading teams. The
Cleveland world champions and New
York start a four-game series Tues
day in which the Yanks viii have a
chance 20 overtake the Indians.
The weeks record in each league
Of games played, won and lost, with
runs, hits. errors, men left on bases
and runs scored by opponents. in
GLIDING games Of Saturday, June 4,
is as follows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-06
SUZANNE LENGLEN
BEATS U. S. FLASH
Mrs. Mallory Loses Court Ten.
mis- Championship in
Straight Sets.


ST. CLOUD, France. June O.
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen today won
the womens worlds hard court ten
mis- championship by defeating Mrs.
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, tn
American contender, in two straight
sets. The scores were 90, So.
Mrs. Mallory. after a wonderful
performance, the first part of the
set being even at two all, beat her
self on errors, netting many easy
shots. Both women played eau
tiously from the back court Mile.
Lenglen evidently feared Mrs Nal
lory's shots and abandoned volley-
ing. The ball went over the net
many times Sometimes there were
more than 90 shots before FONTS
were decided.
Cautious play continued through
out the second set. but Mrs. Nal
lory consistently was less steady
than the French woman. Mrs. NAL
lory started off well by breaking
through Mile. Lenglen's service for
the first game. but the French cham
pion promptly returned the compli-
ment and then repeated on her own
service.
The match proved something Of q
disappointment on account OF lack
OF dash in the play. Mile. Lengleu
absolutely refusing 10 take any
chances at the net and playing safe
all the way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-06

The life Of fighter does not seem
to be measured by his age
Ring Years Count.
The ring years and the degree of
ruggedness which he possesses
count most.
Boxers last longer than fighters
They know how to conserve their
energies.
Fighters. on the other hand, spare
none Of their strength. They put
all they've got into every punch.
Naturally they burn uL the wick o.
their ring careers faster.
Dempsey's case is a little peculiar.
He is essentially the fighting type of
ringman, yet he has had few fights
that lasted over one or two rounds.
And in none OF the fights has he
taken much punishment.
Carpenter, on the other hand. is
a boxer. He has fought many long
fights. He has been beaten. He has
taken punishment.
He has been lighting for IA years.
He has burned more Of his fighting
years than Dempsey, although By
his cleverness he has conserved
much of his energy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-06
ELmOre Wins First Place
In Tourney for Golfers

South Bend again scored a vOctory
when n. G.. Elomre Of the local club
led a field of S4 entrants in the South
Bend St. Joe valley invitation golf
turnament with a score of 166 for
the SO holes, winning the beautiful
Sheffield platter given by r. A. Frs
kline. off to poor start in the
morning round, getting Sc, Elmore
came back in the afternoon with a
AZ and 3S, which clinched first place
for him. r. c. Campbell Of st. Joe
took second prize, an Indestructo
trunk. with the score Of 173. j.
Coon Of Buchanan third prize. a
polychrome mirror donated by Sal
Tor Bros +. c. Davidson, St. Joe.
1872. cedar chest r. n. Woolpert,
EIkhart. 1S9. box golf balls: w.
Upper. Mishawaka, 100, box cigars;
w. Moore. st. Joe. 1872, box golf
balls, The special prize given TO
South Bend players only: Best SO
holes. +. E. Whitehall, rs. South
Bend watch; best IS hole, morning
round. H w. Eldredge, SO Mayr
platinum cuff links; best IS hole. af-
ternoon round. c. a. Hisey. Els
worth Bag: best hole round, T. r.
DUNCAN. A, Wyman bag.
In the championship fight the
best is hole round went 10 T. Viii
liams Of Mishawaka. with Sc, a gal
lon thermos bottle from Meyers
hardware. Best Is holes afternoon,
J. Kelly. Mishawaka. with Sc, win
ming a box Of golf balls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-06
AWARD MONOGRAMS
TO THIRTEEN n. D.
BASEBALL PLAYERS
Track Team Will Train for
Coming National Inter
collegiate Meet.

The Notre Dame baseball team
concluded its season Saturday by
losing TO Wisconsin and takes its
place in the final rating behind ILL
nois. Michigan and Wisconsin.
Monograms have been awarded for
the year 10 the following men:
Capt. John Mohardt. Hector Car
vey Rome Blievernicht, Bill Fitz-
gerald, Rodger Kiley, Frank Miles.
Micky Kane. George Prokup. Norm
Barry. Larry Morgan, Paul Cashier,
Dick F'alvey and Chuck Foley.
Track Men Get Bad Breaks.
The track team was showed into
fourth place in the conference Teet
by a combination OF unlookedfor
breaks. Chef sWynne fell when lead
ing his heat and failed 10 qualify,
and Desch and Kasper were off form.
; The team will compete in the Ma
tional intercollegiate meet at Chi
cago on June IS against a collection
OF track stars which will include
Paddock. Earl Thompson and other
nationally known performers.
Each competing team will be Inn
| tied 10 eight men in the meet-a
condition which favors the individ-
ual stars Of Notre Dame who cap
tured three firsts, one second, one
third. one fourth and one fifth in
the seven events in which they were
entered.
Although the final outcome Of the
meet was disappointing to Notre
Dame supporters. they find much
| consolation in the work OF Bill
Hayes. Buck Shaw and Johnny
Murphy. Hayes was one Of the out
standing figures OF the meet and
Nrurphy's record jump was the most
| spectacular event on the program
as he cleared the bar on a beautiful
leap after he had been announced
as trying for record. It was the
only new record made during the
day and was viewed by every per
| son in the stands as all other activi-
ties ceased while the jump was be-
ing made.
AIberts Is Good Loser.
Murphy's victory is particularly
sweet to his friends in that Il was
scored over Dewey Alberts, who has
field. Murphy took his defeats with
excellent spirit and AIberts was a
good man to lose to. The pair Of
/ jumpers who have furnished the
rrettiest duels of the western track
season are good friends and walked
around the field chummily before the
meet began. When Alberts lost he
was just as good a sport as Johnny
had been on two previous occasions
and shook the hand Of the winner.
Alberts did not compete in the
broad 5ump Saturday but viii meet
Murphy again IN the intercollegiate
meet June IS. II was the first de-
feat Of the Illini man since his SEN
sational fight began last fall when
he won from Murphy in the local
gym. The psychological effect will
be interesting on the next meeting
Of the two stars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-06
American and English Pro
Golf Stars Begin Tourne,
BY Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
GLEN EAGLES, Scotland, June 5
To-day will witness the beginning
Of a full week of golf between pro-
fessiOnal players of the United
States and Great Britain The COM
petition will be match play by teams
of ten men on each side. The
American players will be Jock
Hutchinson. Emmett French. Walter
Hagen, Fred Mcleod, George Nc
Lean, Tom Kerrigan. Charles Hoff-
ner, Clarence Hackney, Wilfred
Reid and William Melhorn.
For Great Britain the players will
be George Duncan, the open cham
pion. Abe Mitchell, Edward Ray, the
American champion. J. II. Taylor.
Harry James Braid. A. G.. Havers,
James McKenden. Josh Taylor and
J. c.. Sherlock. French Will be cap
tain of the American team and Dun
can will be the leader of the British
contingent.