S
CROUIE
B VLD
Saturday
last
a
fresh
breeze
developed
into a hard gale from.the
west
which
the
“‘Renown’’ met
head
on.
The
Prince
observed
the magnificent
spectacle
from
the observation bridge,
gwhile huge
seas,
driven by the
westerly gale, raved
at theg
““‘Renown’’ which
charged
them
at
a
speed of 20 knots sending
the water
mast
head high,
the spray falling into continu-
ous eascades
in which rainbows appeared.
On Monday
whan
the
‘‘Renown
was
en
terinz
the
great
Australian
Bigat,
the
oale
became
fiercer
and
the
ship
was
slowed down
to seventeen
knots.and
fif-
teen,
then
finally
eleven.
The
eleven
officers
on
board
the
'Renown’’
since
she
was
commissioned,
say
it was
the
worst weather
the ship has
experienced.
They express
the opinion
that the waves
in the Australian bight were
higher than
in
the
Atlantic.
The
heavy
seas
com-
ing
on
brard
on the
upper
deck
on
the
starboard
side swept
through
the
steam
picket
boat, breaking all fittings
and
al-
so damaged
the Prince’s
launch,
smash-
ing all the cabin
windows
and
carrying
away
the
sails.
Admiral
Halsey
states
that
the
‘‘Renown’’ oroved
herself
a
beautiful seaboat.
Today the fury of the
gale has
abated,
but the
sea
is still
run-
ning
very
high
and
confused.
The
Prince
entered
Albany Thursday
after-
noon,
after
being
welcomed
by
the
State
Governor,
and by the Major,
Coun-
cillors
and
the
peopie.
From
Aivany
the Prince
resumed
the journey
to
Perth
by train.
San Frascisco,
July
sth®—The
Demo-
cratic
National
Convention
went
into
its
ninth
session
and
its twenty-third
ballot today for
a
presidential
nominee.
There
was nothing to
indicate
thit
any
marked
change
was
in
prospect
from
the last
roll call of Saturday
night.
. The
twenty-second
ballot had
lef:
the
four
leaders
as
follows:
Cox
430,
McAdoo
2724, Palmer
166, Davis 52.
A remaining
70 votes
were scattered
among
the other
contenders,
Owen,
Glass and
Cummings
with two recorded
for
President
Wilson
and
a couple
for
Champ
Clark.
It
has
been
a
rule
of Democratic
Conventions
under
the
two-thirds
nomination
rule
that the
first
man
to
seecure
a
majority
which wouldebe 548 votes
on the full roll
of
this
convention
got
the
nomination.
On the
face of
the 22nd
ballot
Palmer.
forces
were holding the key
to
the
door
to a mojority.:
,
London, July 4th.—Phe Henley Regatea
was
a wonderful success
the winners won
the
Grand
Challenge
Cup,
Magdalene.
College,
Oxford.
Wyford Cup,
Thames
Rowing
Club.
Silver
Goblets,
Nickalls
and
Lucas
of Magdalene
College,
Dia-
mond Scall, J. Beresford,
Junior Thames
Rowing
Club.
Beresford
defeated
D.
H. L.
Collon.
Beresford
took the
lead
by
a half length
at the quarter
mile
and
won by three
lengths
on 8
minutes
and
57 seconds.
'
London, July
3rd.—The
British
Ama-
teur Ahtletic Association
Championships
commenced
yesterday
.at
Ilford Bridge.
Partial
resuits
follows:
Paolit
of
Fram
won
the 16
pound
weight
put
with
48
faet
10
inches.
Throwing
56
pound
weight W.
W.
Cox,
a
‘'vne
time
United
States
Rhodes scholar,
23 feet 8
inches.
The
discussion
event P.
Quinn,
Dublin,
won with 123 yards
in
the
4
mile
race
in 20 minutes
10 seconds.
The
quarter
mile hurdles
waswon
by E, W. Wheeler
of Surrey.
B.
G. D. E:dd,
Oxford, won
the
half mile race
in 1:55
375.
The
100
yards
was
won
by
H
F.
V.
Eldwards,
Polytechain
hurriers,
in 10 seconds.
The-
odore C.Speers,
Princeton,
won the Ham-
mer throw with 140 fer't 53 inct
v
Wimbledon,
July sth.—C.
S.
"
of
Pit*sburg
and
R.
Norris
Wil
of 80..
..
won
the finals
in
the
tennis
doubles
championship
on
Sa.
day
by
defeating
A. R.
F. Kingscote
and
J.
C.
Parke
of
the
British
Davis
Cup team.
The
visitors
tock
three
of
the
four
sets
played.
The
score
was
4-6 6-4 7-56-2.
R. V. Thomas
and P.
‘O.
Hara Wood are the present
titled holders.
London,
July
sth.—Great
yacht
rac-
ing
is
now
in
progress
On .the.river
Clyde.
Fifty vessels
were
at
the
Royal
Clyde
Regatta
on
Saturday,
including
the
King’s
Britannia.
The
principal
event
was
won
by
Mrs.
Workman’s
Nyria
after
a
grand
contest
with
the
Britannia
which finished second.
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July 6th
1920.
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6 REELS.
Msix reel
production featuring Hamy Carey supported
by
a pleasing
cast
ot
char
acters,
:
The scenes
are
laid in
a mining town and the hero is a member
of
the Texas
Rang-
ers.
He
is himself
being suspected
of being
a
member
of a band of ore
thieves,
bui
clears
his name
by bringing
in
the real
crimirals,
one of
whom
is
his
foster
brother
The
strong
points of
the
story
are
its human
character
touches
and
strcng
dramatic
momenis.
The
story
is a
well-rounded
one and
sure
to
please
all lovers of a
picture
with “‘punch’”’ in.
Show concluding
with:
“African
Lions
And
American
Beauties”
rican
Lions
And
American
beauties
.
Comedy---2
Reels.
In
a
town equally disquieting
healtuy both
to
the
Doctor
and
Undertaker,
you will
see
'‘The Fountain
of Youth’’, “*The Most Difficulty Omelet’’,
and ‘A Chauffeur
On
A
Submarine
Balloon”’.
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