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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14
Jumalanpalveluksia pitaa

AAAA
Paavalin kirkossa ensi pyhana t..
k. II p. klo R10 ap. K00ri a
vustaa veisuussa.
Ompeluseuran kokous pide-
taan p. Paavalin kirkon salissa
ITALIA viikola torstaina klo 2 ilta-
paivalla.
Torstai iltana on Lutheruslii-
ton vuosikOkous kirkon haalissa
klo 1873. Tervetuloa runsaasti O.
s~anottajia!
Yst. A. Haapanen. .
- KuOllut. Wakefieldissa kuo-
Ii Emel Keskin 8 vuotias polka,
haudattiin Wine tiistaina.
- Kansalainen Matti Maky-
men matkusti Hacleen, Wis. tana
aamuna maanviljelijain t0ihin.
- Jumalanpalveluksia IRON
woodissa ia ymparist0lla.
II p. Suomal. sunnuntaikoulr
ruotsal. Nj. T.. kirkossa jOka py-
ha klo 2 ip.
"a p. saarna Etelakylan Town
haalilla klo 10 APP.
~ p. Wakefieldissa saarna
Mrs. S. Anttilan luona klo 2 ip.
X. A. Nurmi.
- Auttajan asiamies Matti
IIirvi saapui Wine t~iistaina mat
koiltaan Washbunin, Oulun ia
Maplen neutrality-suspicious.
Huonoa aikaa oil siellakin vail
tettu olevan, kun lumen vahyys
tekee haittaa ettei hevosmiehet
vol talviaiojakaan tehda.
- Kun uscat ovat kysyneet,
iosko Glen pannut hakemustani
Wakefieldin Suom. Ev. Luth,
Observation-Disclosures papin vaa.
hin, mika STELLA pidetaan ensl
sunnuntaina, t.. k. II p. Matt.
ten vuoksi vastaukseksi saan ta-
ten julkisesti ilmoittaa eta ha'
kemustani EN- ole pannut. Mutts
kuten Wakefieldin seurakunnar
vuosikokouksen p0ytakirjasts
nakyy, ovat he kokouksessaan a
settaneet allekirjoittaneenkir
kokelaaksi ia yksi heidan valit
semansa komitean jasen on per
soonallisesti kaynyt luonani kuu
lemassa josko saavat minut ko
kelaana pitaa kyseessa olevass;
papin vaalissa. IlmOitin hanell'
olevani sta mielta, eta Wake
fieldin Seurakunta valitsiSi pa
pikseen past. w. w. Wilenin j;
ainoastaan tulisin Wakefieldil
seurakunnan kutsun hyvaksy
maan siina tapauksessa jos seu
rakunta minuun maiden olisi al
van ~yksimielinen, kuten Besse
merinkin seurakunta on Ollut
Tamankin hyvaksyn siita syysta
eta kirkkokuntaamme kuuluva
seurakunnat eivat tarvitsis
kirkkokuntamme puOlelta oil
papin puutteessa.
KunniOittaen:
p. Wuori.
- Mrs. VIM Brannes on sal
Rama Observation-Disclosures
Hanet on viety sairashuoneelle
- TOinen The Finnish Co.
operative Trading Co. osakkeen
omistajain vuosikokous pidettiil
t. k. IL p. Palatsilla. Noin so @
sakkeenomistajaa oil kokoukses
sa lasna. Stella toimittiin m. m
seuraavaa.
Tehtiin muutamia pienia muu
toksia yhti6n sivusaann0isss
my0skin lisays sivusaant0ihil
koskeva johtokunnan ia liikkeen
hoitajan velvollisuuksista.
Liikkeenhoitaja selosti liik
keen tilanteesta, seka tilintar
kastajat antoivat lausuntonsa tt
leista. Netto vahinko mika o.
aiheutunut tulipalon takia o.
$961.66. Lopullinen tilinpaat0
tullaan .julkaisemaan taman leh
den ensi numerossa. K~aartine,
luki johtokunnan vuosikerto
muksen, josta nayttaytyi EFT
kaikkien neutrality-suspicious.
aiheutuessa on liikkeemme men
nyt ~eteenpain.
, Valittiin kolme uutta johto
human jasenta kolmeksi vuo
deksi eteenpain ia siihen valit
tin Victor Talo, Abram Abram
son ia Matti Saari. Varjasenik
81 tulivat valituksi Gust Lehto
men, Vester Sunri ia Leander ia
cobson.
Tilintarkastajiksi valittiin K
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14


ap. ia Erwin kylassa klo 2 ip.
Hartaushetki ensi tiistaina, 10
%. Matt Kiviston talolla Aurora
lukeesilla klo puoli 8 i'll.
Syntynyt ia kastettu.
Phelpsissa, Wis.,: August ia
Hilma Kohdan polka John Ed
ward, synt. lokak. 7 p, kast. tam
mix. 6 p.
George ia Agnes Larsonin pol
ka Robert Norman, synt. touko-
kuun Id p. kastettiin tammikuun
6 D. John Arthur ia Ida STEM
backan tytar Ines Irene, synt.
joulukuun 2 p, kast. tammlk. b
paivana.
Walfrid w. Wilen.
Telf. 471-W. 61O e. Aver st.
Ironwood, Mich.
- neutrality-suspicious. ON
peluseuran kokous tanaan Mrs.
ia MIR. Isak Karjalan luona Nor
rien paalla, alkaa klo 1873 italia.
Mennaan slime joukolla!
= Nuorisoseura Koitto pitaa
-ohjelma-kokouksen taman kuhn
neljantena sunnuntaina, "a pna,
Kansallisseurak. kirkon haalissa
klo 1873 ill. Ohjelma %julaistaan
ensi numerossa.
- VuosikokOuksensa pitt Iron
Beltin Kansallisseurakunta vii
me sunnuntaina. Kokous oil
kaikin puolin rauhallinen ia yk-
simielinen. Virkailijoiksi suos-
tuivat entiset, seurakunnan
pyynn0sta olemaan nyt alkaneen
vuoden- alan, paitsi entinen pal
velija Frank Hill pyysi vapaut-
TIA Nykyiset seurakunnan vir-
kailijat ovat seuraavat: Herman
Kangas, esimies; j. p. Olson, va
raesim. j. F. Jackson, kirjuri
Mrs. Fanny Jackson, rahaston-
kirjuri; John Lantta, rahaston-
hoitaja; Sanfrid Paavola, palveh-
ia ia Frank Hill kolehdin kokoo-
la. Tassa kokOuksesSa esitet-
tin my0s urkuri valittavaksi,
:jota eli ole nyt moneen vuoteen
ollut, vaan on seurakunnan pas
tori pitanyt huolen siita. Urku-
riksi oil pyydetty paikkakunnal-
la asuvaa ia siihen toimeen ky
Renewal kansalaista, Mr.. Mande-
lima, joka oil pyynt00n suostu,
nut, jos seurakunta hanet valit-
see. Yksimielisesti valittiin han
ia suostuttiin niihin ehtoihin
mitka han oil esittanyt. Nyt or
Iron Beltin Kensallisseurakun
nallakin taas urkuri pitkasta a.
jasta. Pappina seurakunnasss
toimii edelleenkin past. w. w
Wilen.
= X. N. S. Koitto pitt vuosi.
kokouksensa Wine perjantains
Observation-Disclosures kirkor
haalissa. Alussa pitt past. w. w
Wilen lyhyen puheen, jonka jail
keen ~valittiin virkailijat tale
vuodelle, ia valituksi tulivat seu.
raavat: Past. w. w. Wilen, esi.
mieheksi; Mr.. Alex Rantamaki
varaesimieheksi; Miss Imp
Kaartunen, kirjuriksi Miss Sir
Selja, Observation-Disclosures Miss
Sigrid Rantamaki, soittajaksi ia
varalle Miss Lyydi Maxi. Tasss
kokouksessa paatettiin my0s
parma toimeen vuosijuhla t. k. "a
pna, neljantena sunnuntaina, klt
1873 i'll. kirkon haalissa, johon al
.jotaan saada runsas ia arvokas
Ohjelma, josta ilmoitetaan Aut
tajan seuraavassa numerOssa
Pidetaan sis kaikki tama ME
lessa ia saavutaan slime joukol
Ia!
- PyhakOulu Kansallisseurak
kirkon haalissa alkaa helmikuur
ensimaisena sunnunteina kO
lip. Pyydetaan lapsia ia laster
vanhempia pitamaan tama muis.
tOssa.
- Montreal, Wis. Ev. Luth
Seurakunta pitt vuosikokouksen
Sa Wine sunnuntaina, jossa tu'
3ivat valituiksi seuraavat virkai.
lijat tale vuodelle: Matt An.
derson, esimieheksi; varalle Vik.
tor Kemppainen; Mrs. jacob
Saari, kirjuriksi; Jacob Maxi,
Observation-Disclosures ia opetta-
.jiksi pastorit A. Haapanen ia w,
w. Wien, kuten Wine vuonna-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-14
POYTXKIRJA

tehty Wakefieldin Kan
sallisseurakunnan pyha-
koulun opetajain kokouk-
sessa Wakefieldissa Mich.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
We Believe in Our Merchants.

Last week the Villas County
News turned down twelve page
advertisements from Rhinelander
firms, believing that our own
merchants should be given the
benefit of all home business.
While this means nice sum OF
ready cash to us and beng
aware that a great number OF
our own merchants do not adj
vertise, still this outside business
was turned down for the benefit
of those enterprising business
men who have been giving the
News their advertising the year
round. There is absolutely no
reason why the local merchant
should not meet his local news
paper half way, in boosting for
home trade, by CARRYING a small
advertisement telling the public
of what we have at home. The
News is for home people first
and last.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
SETTLERS BUY FARMS
Four Additional Farmers to
Call Villas County Their
Future Home -Minnesot-
ans and Iowans Busy.

While no state in the central
west has advanced more sub
stantially in industrial progress
and agricultural development
during recent years, it would be
perfectly consistent and in ac-
cordance with facts as they exist
today to write the word Gun
developed" in big plain letters
across the map of Wisconsin
from one end to the other. AL
though exhibiting a total Of
$590,O0O, 900 annually in man
ufactured products, undeveloped
water powers and other re-
sources still invite the investment
of additional capital and labor,
while fields already cultivated
yield less than may reasonably
be expected, and little more than
one-third of our land knows the
pillow.
But new era has begun. The
fertility of lands yet to be opened
is better known. That the state
experiment station and county
representatives are demonstrate
ing handsome returns with corn,
alfalfa and small grains IN all
the new counties is shown by
official reports on file in the col
lege OF agriculture. The expert
ence of men clearing and break
ing new farms has shown the
fruitfulness of immense sections
still to be subdued, and estab-
+lished the fact that the effort ex-
pended is richly repaid.
New homemakers, who realize
the congestiveness of the city,
the task it is to lay aside some
thing for old age and the wear
and tear physically are beginning
to break away. Four new set
tiers have this week made pur-
chases of Villas county real
estate. Otto Mylynen of Duluth
and Fred Kivisto of Cecil, MINI,
have purchased two new farms
south of the county seat. w. ]
Ribbed of Des Moines, Iowa, a
tract south of the Otter Rapids
dam in the new Iowa district
North of Eagle River near the
Mayo school, John Kaszuba O
milwaukee will assume the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
YOUNG PEOPLE MARRY
Miss Gertrude Stein and Aug
ust II. LaRenzie Married
July 5th- Will Reside in
Eagle River.

AT Z O'Clock Monday morning,
July 9TH, the marriage of Miss
Gertrude Stein to August H.
LaRenzie was solemnized at st.
Peters Catholic church in the
presence of many relatives and
friends. Rev FIR. Toplak offici-
ated at the sacred ceremony and
the young couple were attended
by Miss Margaret and Prosper,
sister and brother to the bride.
Following the church ceremony
an elaborate wedding breakfast
was served at the Stein home
After the meal the young cou-
pie motored down to Clearwater
Lake thereby Guiding a gather
ing OF Jealous friends who had
congregated at the station to
give them a royal send-off. At
Clearwater Lake they took the
train for Burlington, Wis, there
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
David and Mrs. Frank Stein, Sis
ter and mother to the bride.
The wedding trip will last for
several days and then Mr.. and
Mrs. LaRenzie will return to
Eagle River to make their future
home, where Mr.. LaRenzie has a
we'll established tailoring bust
ness.
Miss Stein is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stein, Eagle
River people known to all.
Friends OF the young couple ex-
tend heartiest congratulations
at this time.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
Dustin On Wisconsin.

w. G. Dustin, editorin-chief OF
the Dwight Gil. Star and Her
aid, who is spending his vaca-
ton period at The Everett, has
written a lengthy letter to his
paper for the edi6cation of llli-
nois readers. While it is replete
with facts that are convincing
as to the benefits accruing from
an outing in Wisconsin $
Woods" still the writer adds
enough tonic in mythical local
color tocause 1t to be bully good
Feadlng-especially to the aver
age hreside, homegrown lndlvl-
Ndual who never saw a musky
orplne tree in his born days and
really lmagines this wilderness
10 be full of bulls and bears and
people of the true native type,
l. e, of the wild western or hill
type OF Kentucky. And weather,
eSay, Mr.. Dustin sure hands us a
good one which, to the initiated,
SHOWS his love of good juicy
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
Will Operate Resort.

The Idler's Rest resort located
on Lost lake, town Pennington
will be operated this season by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Thomp-
son. This resort formerly owned
by Eliason Brothers and pur-
chased three years ago by Mrs.
A. A. Parcher of Wausau, has an
excellent location on the above
named lake and is but a mile
from Gabe's resort on the same
lake.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
1T WAS SOME BIG GAME
Eagle River COPIED Off an
Eleventh Hour Victory In
the Eighth Inning, Locals 9
Watersmeet 6.

The old guard with the eighth
inning rally that has made Eagle
River famous time and time
again, once more pulled the
stunt IN Mondays game against
Watersmeet. With the score 5
to 4 IN favor of the visiting team
at the opening of the eighth inn
ing things began to look critical
Tor the home team. What scores
had been made were cinched
earl Y IN the game and the inter
venlng innings were nip and
tuck affair straight through.
But in the eighth the home
team cut loose with the heavy
artillery, Luther starting things
with a beautiful drive clean out
of the field. When the lombard
ment ceased Eagle River had
five more runs, a secure lead that
spelled victory without a doubt.
In the ninth Watersmeet added
another run to their sheet and
the final score was 9 to 6.
Vantwoud and Vantwoud for
Watersmeet and Frankel and
Ewald for Eagle River were the
batteries.
Eagle River plays Phelps next
Sunday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
Entertained Governors Party.

Governor Emanuel L. Philip,
Insurance Commissioner M. !.
Clearv. Speaker L. c. Whittet,
and the governors private secre-
tary r. B. Pixlev, were Sunday
guests at The Everett on Catfish
lake. Leaving Monday morning
for Rhinelander the party ex-
pressed the regret that their trip
to the Big Woods country could
not be heightened. The lake re-
gion and surroundings evidently
awakened a longing for an out
ing in this section.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07

Nathaniel Thurston, aged
uncle of Robert Thurston, died
Of dropsical trouble last Wednes-
dav at the home of his nephew
at Dam lake. Interment was
made in the local cemetery. Mr..
Thurston was 81 years OF age
and besides his nephew leaves a
daughter. Mrs. w G. Hunter OF
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
RAILROADS ARE UNFAIR
Northern Wisconsin Spend
ing Thousands of Dollars
Annually for Interesting
Settlers While Railroads
Advertise West Why?

The Wisconsin Board of Immi-
grafton, the State Agricultural
Board and Agricultural College,
experiment stations, and private
companies are spending thous-
.ands of dollars in bringing the
agricultural value of Upper Wis
consin to the attention Of the
entire country, and part of the
work is being nrlli6ed by rail
roads which while getting an
increase in traffic through the
settlers, constantly display pos
ters advertising Dakota, Mon
tana, Idaho and Oregon lands in
Upper Wisconsin stations.
Some railroads have been con
siderate enough to refrain from
displaying such posters, even if
they could not be induced to de
vote part of the advertising
appropriation TO Upper Wiscon-
sin, but others have persisted in
displaying such posters even
after receiving requests to stop
the practice.
The Wisconsin Advancement
Association has been asked to
take up the matter and news
papers will be requested to in
vestigate conditions in their
counties and give the matter
such publicity as it warrants.
There is a general feeling in
Upper Wisconsin that the rail
roads should devote portion of
their advertising appropriations
to this section of the state, and
a concerted movement looking
toward that end will probably
be the result of the present cam
paion.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
Arrival Camp Winnepe.

Two sleepers and two baggage
cars were dropped at Eagle
River this morning from the
regular Northwestern train.
This was the final consignment
of boys for Camp Winnepe on
Catfish who will be with us for
the next eight weeks. Cap"
and Mrs. Marriott came with
the bows. The camp now con-
tains around a hundred souls
boys, councillors and managers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07

Joke. he writes, at is a live
llttle CITY with court house and
a me school building, and is full
OF business in the summer, but
what happens here in the winter
IS not stated. The thermometer
goes down to 90 below some
times, and the most careful and
persistent occupation is keeping
warm. "
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
FIVE POUND MUSKIES
Law Went Into Effect July
1st-Now Lawful to Catch
5-lb. Muskellunge Ship
ping Laws the Same.

According to Game Warden
Henry Oberholtzer it is now law
full to catch muskellunge 5 lbs. in
weight. The law went into
effect July 1st. Formerly the
limit was lbs.
No change has been made re-
garding the shipment of fish.
Pickerel must be sixteen inches
in length according to recent
laws passed by the legislature.
Heretofore twelve inches was
the legal length
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
JUST FISH STORIES
sssasssss:sssssseesaasa

w. H. Walker a Chicago angler
guest at the Red Oak resort on
Lake Alma, has to his credit in
one days fishing in Little St.
German, two muskies whose
combined weight was 8 / pounds.
He was some chesty over his
ability as an angler, was this
same Mr.. Walker-and we dom
blame him either.
Messrs. Reeves and Paddock of
Chicago, who are guests at
Hunters resorts on Big and
Little st. German lakes are
accredited each with a % and
32-pound muskellunge caught
last week.
]. ]. Cooney, who is rusticat-
ing at Gabe's resort on Lost lake
tickles the palate of his Chicago
friends with a broiled dinner
comprising a 4-pound bass and
2-pound musky Walter Horn
and Daniel Block also of Chicago,
made some extra good catches
of big pike and bass from Lost
lake.
Joseph Flanagan, who is spend
ing one of several OF his yearly
visits with the Mckenzie and
Macquaker families at Eagle
River, arrived Thursday morn
ing from Chicago. Saturday
under the tutelage of A. Mcken-
zie, Mr.. Flanagan won his spurs
i'll landing a 12-pound muskel-
lunge.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
JULY FOURTH EVENTS
Socialist Picnic Held in the
Price Grove July 5th Was
Big Event of the Day-Vis-
itors from the Surrounding
Country Were Many.

Eagle Rivers celebration of the
nations birthday was held at
Prices Grove west of town on
Monday, July 5th. The local
Socialist organization was re-
sponsible for the days program
and Judging from the patronage
accorded it and the satisfactory
sentiment voiced, the dav was a
big success.
The program included the
usual quota of sports, games
and races seen at all celebrations
and in addition to that a bowery
dance and two orations. A new
dancing pavilion, gaily decorat-
ed for the occasion will become a
permanent fixture for similar
events in the future.
Winfield r. Gaylord, ex-state
senator from Milwaukee and for
twelveyears Congregationalist
minister delivered an address on
Patriotism and Socialism"
Following that Kali Tahleta of
Superior delivered a patriotic
address in Finnish.
With the various booths aud
many side attractions the day
looked like a gala event of big
prOportions, Jitney 'busses from
town did big business all day
ransporting the crowds back
and forth. In the evening a
grand display of fireworks and
bowery dance concluded the day.
Many people from the sur
rounding country spent the day
at Eagle River.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Blohm at Conover, today-a son.
Ely Enjoying Trip.

A card to the News dated July
first from Chicago informs us
that John Ely and party are
thoroughly enjoying their auto
trip of six weeks duration. The
first leg of their journey, Chica-
90 was covered without mishap
of any kind and that portion OF
their trip enjoyed hugely.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07

duties of a new Villas county
farmer.
Villas county does not want a
mushroom boom, just a steady
growth of people who know the
conditions of a new country and
are willing to work. We have
the soil, markets and the climate
tor the man with the brain and
Drawn.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
Annual Golf Tournament.

The annual open tournament
of the Plum Lake Golf Club will
be held in August. Hotel accom-
can be had at the
Plum Lake House and at the
Forest Home Summer Resort.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07

Emiel Myott, ''trusty'' at the
Jail since April last, FLEW the
coop" Monday afternoon and is
still at large. Myott was SEN
fenced last April by Judge Reid
to eight months in jail for tapp-
ing a money drawer at Vinegar.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
Farmers Institutes.

Do YOU wish farmers Instr
tute during the coming fall or
winter? If so, application should
be made at once to the Depart
ment of Farmers Institutes, e.
P. Norgard, Supt., Madison,
Wis.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
Purchased Emmon's Herd.

Henry Numerick last week pur-
chased the dairy herd of Guern-
seys owned by N. M. Emmons.
With the addition of this herd
Mr., Numerick is becoming we'll
advanced as dairyman.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
Grant All Licenses.

The village board of Eagle
River at its meeting last week
granted licenses to six saloons,
the same number granted last
year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-07
BIRTHS
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Marco, Saturday, June ga
daughter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-19
Pebbles are Batting
Over the 800 Mark
PILOT ROCK HAS BEST PITCHER
AND -FOUR LEADING BASE
STEALERS.

The reason why Pilot Rock is lead
ing the Blue Mountain league with
a perfect percentage is revealed in
the records compiled by Secretary
Noes, As team the Pebbles are
batting over the 800 mark, they
have the best pitcher of the bunch,
the four leading base stealers and
rank second in fielding honors,
Merwin Gilbert the veteran third
sacker of the Rock, is still leading in
batting honors with an average OF
SOS and he is likewise the leading
base stealer to date, having eight pur-
loined sacks to his credit. Clock of
the same team is only one behind
The Pendleton team is the leading
fielding aggregation, having an aver
age of $50. Parlett, f. Knight and
McGarrigle each have perfect rec
ord. In the hickory department
Captain Varian is the only man in
the 800 class, his average being .S47.
Norman of Stanfield is second man
with the warclub and Pickett Of Pi-
lot Rock is trailing close behind. The
following are the records as compiled
to date:
Batting averages Of players who
have taken part in two or more games
to date.