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error a month isn't human being, but a machine.
 Eastern tennis stars to invade California D Maybe it can be done. but a march by the Allies to Berlin would sound less complex. @
 The Answer Being
 It isn't the make of the club you use Nor whether the ball be clean
 Nor whether you often win or lose, Nor the length of grass on the green; Nor whether you gloom or whether
 you grin At old Doc Bogey's name; The thing that counts as your cara
 goes in .:, Is-whether you've played the game
 Ganymede.
 Ty Cobb is absolute master of both t,s brain and brawn. He directs both in perfect team play without any waste. We have never seen any ate- , letes who carried so much muscular control. There are a number Of athletes who can think quickly, but who are una ble to make their muscu- lar system respond. Cobb has suc- ceedd in mastering his mental and physical makeup to wonderful de- gree %
 The same is true of Walter J. Travis in golf. As close as a human being can come to it, he has mastered himself-has taken control of his Train, his muscular makeup and his nervous system. He has a nervous system about as any one eise. but the difference is in the fact that he runs it rather than let 1t run him. How can this be accomplished By con- centration. hard work, practice, habit. It certainly doesn't come of its own accord.
 ~ The Tiger Rival.
 Tn the Tiger camp there is general feeling that after July the main rival left will be the Red Sox. Jennings men figure the White Sox are being carried along almost exclusively by tl.eir pitchers and that tne strain will soon begin to tell upon the staff.
 On the other or opposite paw, they figure the Red Sox have almost as much pitching power as the White sox-and stronger offensive ma chine. The White Sox are not figured out of 1t, but the Ttgerine en- semble believes at the snowdown- you might even say in the Hast an- alysis," to be distinctly original, the Red Sox must be suppressed for Jen- nings to float his fourth pennant above A. l.. ramparts.
 So far the Tigers have displayed the m ost efficient baseball machine, em- bracing all departments, that we have I ceen. Only an accident to Cobb or 1 a collapse in pitching can crowd them 1 out of it. And not even the Braves of l 1914 at their most frenzied periods o1 l enthusiasm displayed any more pepper than Detroit's travelling rep l resentatives are showing just now 1 They are exuding the justly renowned l Dep from eyery opan porA
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PIONEER JRs. vs. EMERALDs.

The Emeralds of Hartford will be the Pioneer Jrs. opponents Saturday afternoon on diamond No. 2 at Wal nut Hill park. On Sunday the Juniors accompanied by a large crowd of rooters will journey to South Man chester. The trip will be made by auto truck.
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Cannes Today. Chicago at New York St., Louis at Washington. Cleveland at Philadeipnia. Detroit at Boston.
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Buffalo, N. Y. June 8.-The latest
 player to pass out of baseball via the Federal league is Larry Schafly. Un- til recently Larry was guiding the destinies of the Buffeds, but he was given his unconditional release when the team fell into a slump which landed it at, the bottom. Harry Lord, late of the White Sox, was chosen his successor. Lord is a newcomer in
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. New York 9, Chicago 3. Brooklyn 4, Pittsburg 5. Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 4. Boston 4, Cincinnati 5.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. E New Bedford at Hartford, Springfield at Brockton. Fall River at New Haven. Pawtucket at Taunton.
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Baseball News in a Nutshell
COLONIAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Hartford 8, New Bedford 1.
 Fall River 2, New Haven l.
 Brockton 1-2, Springfield 0-1. -Pawtucket-WeI grounds.
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1rers Undiscouraged Bunch.

burg, June 9.The Dodgers litter the Buccaneer offence and |e near the finish here in such as to get in. the running and ally came out ahead by score "a 3, after everybody in the park jotted down the game for the aeers.
 pre:
 r. h. e.. |klyn ..... O01000030-4 Il 3 burg 0o1O2o0OO-3 ' 1 |tteries: Smith, Pfeffer and Mc- hy: McQ julian z and Gibson.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. New York 4, Detroit 1. Philadelphia 5, St. Lou1s ?. Washington 8, Cleveland 2. Chicago 4, Boston 5.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

..l+ s Yesterdays Results. Newark ', Jersey Citys2.
 Providence 12, Rienm end 2. Toronto 8, Rochester o.
 Montreal 4, Buffalo 3--Ten innings.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Newark at Brooklyn. Buffalo at Baltimore. St. Louis at Kansas City.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

New York at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburg,
 Philadelphia at Chicago.
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S BURST OUT |OM THEIR GAVE " MCGraV Has Visions of
 That Pennant

t 4 N < |so, June 3. The Giants,
 q. continuance of their dispo- Eo snlite the ball, added an actory to their list here yes
 fternoon when they trampled E Cubs in tn final game of the Zhe score was g to 3. The vic
 IS noteworthy in more ways "a for it enabled the Polo <fs to emerge from the cellar,
 Reds lost to the Braves. In- lily the Nv Workers made it Y of three here.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Jersey City in Newark. Providence in Richmond. Toronto in Rochester. Montreal in Buffalo.
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BACK TO LAUNDRY SOON

Philadelphia, June s.--The Peg tsylvania college baseball team N terday defeated the Chinese univerl of Hawaii by a score of s to {. \
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YANKEE SHAKE-UP
 SHOWS ITS EFFECT
Turn and Tame TyserS Aftsl
 Repeated Failures
Sew York. June s.--A change

New York. June s.--A change To- the better came yesterday with change in the batting. MansGsi Donovan revised the batting order q the Yankees and the Yankees reverted to victory. They beat the Detroits to 1, which better late than never achievement comes after six defeats ir rapid succession and Ave defeats 1tr succession by the Detroits. The afns bilious Michiganders won four straigis' in the sequence of games just hnishecI and one when the Tanks were visitinf' in Detroit. Score:
 r. h. e Detroit .......o10oO 0O--i 5 q New York .00 03O0o o s--4 s q
 Batteries-Dubuc and Mckee; Csfd well and Sweeney.
 Lear Leary With Athletics. Philadelphia, June s.--The Athletfcrl took the final game from the Brownq by s to ?. Bressler would have earned a shutout had it not been for a mud by Lear. the Villa Nova college lad He was playing his rst game but ws1 so nervous he was taken out in th sixth. after striking out twice am making two errors. Score: St. Louis ....2oooo0oo o---a s Philad elphia .oo1 oo0e2 *--5 g atteries-Hamilton, Perrynia5 Y Loudermilk and Agnew; Bressler an3 l Lapp.
 Coun1be Honey for Washington. I
 Washington, June s.--wsshihftd won the final game of the Clevsianl | series here yesterday, 3 to 3, by h ting Coumbe hard in spots. UnI the ninth Ayers was a complete puj gle, but in the final inning the viEx tors threw a scare into the iocH crowd by punching a triple and singles and scoring two runs. scof
 r.. n. Cleveland ...ooOoeo6O2--- Washington .00l 010a0 F-~3 Bateries--Coumbe, Jones apd ON Ayers and Henry.
 Red Sox Arms Out of Joint. Boston, June s.-Errors caused , z Red Sox to lose to Chicago. scorA ] to 3. Mays threw wild to Gard ] in the seventh a useless play, Roth scored. Lewis then threw ball over Thomas head and Sch scored. These runs tide the gal Tn the next session pass to E. c lins, wild throw to Hoblitzkl Mays, an out at first and J. ccni; 1 single put the winning run cv l Score
 : r.h. r Chicago .....oo1oOo21 o-4 i Boston I002ool0o 0--3 I si Batteries-Benz, Scott and scha f Mays and Thomas. BACK TO LAUNDRY SOON. ; Philadelphia, June s.---The Pei tsylvania college baseball team terday defeated the Chinese univer of Hawaii by a score of to {.
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New York State League,

New York State League. Utica ?, Binghamton 0. Scranton g, Troy 0. Wilkes Barre 9, Albany 8. yracuse ', Elmira 4.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. Brooklyn 5, Baltimore 8. Kansas City 5, St. Louis 1.
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aEs I. II. '. Eork 100121040-9 12, 0 O0Oo010o2-3 6 2 eries: Marquard and Meyers,
 Lavender, Stanridge and Ar
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I.nder1us, Bat sews It up.

Luderus' Bat Sews It Up.
 Louis, June 9.--Luderus batted Phillies into 5 to 4 victory over Eardinals. He tripled in the sec. Bending home two runs, and in eighth, with the score tied, he He'd, putting Becker across with winnig run.
 Fore:
 r. n. e. fade1phia .. osooo1o1o-6 8 2 Louis 020o1010o-4 8 0 |atteries: Mayer and Burns; Grin- |sailee. and Snyder. &fnch Hitter Wins For Braves. June 9Catcher's pinch in the ninth, scoring Red Smith, Ike up hotly contested game here tch Boston won, to 5. Moran's Rational runig catch of Clarke s kr in the ninth saved the game for ton.
 |core:
 r. h. e ston ...... 2oooooo11--4 2 lcinnati ..... o0o0Ooo30---3 T ( Batteries: Rudolph and Whaling wdy; Schneider, Benton and trKe z
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HARTFORD DEFENSE
 SAVES TRAUTMAN
O'Brien and Neptune Often Rush
 to His Rescue

Hartford, June 9.-4Bunching their hits in the first two innings yesterday, Hartford secured three run lead, which New Bedford won to 1. Trautman was hit hard at times, but sensational fielding by o'Brien and Neptune cut down sure hits with men on bases. Score:
 .E . r. h. e. Hartford ..... 21ooooo0s---3 6 3 New Bedford ooo1ooooo-1 6
 Batteries-Trautnlan and Cannon; Eaton and Gammons.
 Fall River 2, New Haven i.
 New Haven, June 9.--Phoenix made home run in the ninth inning, sew ing up the game for Fall River Score:
 New Haven .... ooooooo1o--1 4 2 Fall River ..... 0o000e011--2
 Batteries-Tecan and Trainor; Col. den and Lewis. Ponies Drop Two. Brockton, June 9.-BrocKton's op. 1 perfume hitting and fine pitching b. I Benson and Warwick caused two de feats for Springfield yesterday. The i second contest was to have ended ir the seventh inning, but tie forced 1 it into the eighth, when long driv' | hs Powers scored the winning run I Scores:
 First Game. T. h. e l Brockton ...... 00o01000*-1 Springfield .... 000000o00-o l Batteries-Benson and Weeden | Smith and Lavigne.
 l .. Second Game. 4...= r. h. C
 Brockton ..... 000o1001-2 10 . Springfield ...... oo0o10oo-1 3
 Batteries--Warwick and Weeden
 Reynolds and Lavigne. r.. ..s.
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New England League

All games postponed-Wet grounds.
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Fall River 2, New Haven i.

Eaton and Gammons.
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New Haven June 9.-Phoenix made q home run in the ninth inning, sew ing up the game for Fall River. Score:
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Lear Leary With Athletics.

Batteries--Hamilton, Perryn1s Loudermilk and Agnew; BressIer ~ Lapp.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07

~ UR government is found
VI ed on the principle Of
majority rule and it is
the rule that must obtain here
and elsewhere.
In the city election yester-
day a heavy vote was cast and
the majority for DR.. Best is de-
cisive. The East OregOnian
accepts that verdict as the will
of the people. Whether right
or wrong in the matter the vot-
ers of the town want DR.. Best
for mayor and they have spo-
ken. For the welfare of the
city let it be hoped the future
will vindicate their judgment.
Meanwhile it will be better fo1
all concerned to drop a some
what heated subject. 1t is
needless to fight a political
battle after the contest is end
ed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07
sEAwEED Is POTASH HOPE.
Experts Propose TO Utilize Weed to
Prevent Famine.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6 - Possi-
bilities for relieving the potach fam
inc which the country now is facir
lie in the seaweed in the Central At
lantic according to II report from
Commercial Agent Norton of the de-
partment Of commerce.
The shortage has assumed most
serious dimensions, say those charg-
ed with looking, although there seems
to be a possibility that the supply
from Pacific dried kelp will be in
creased in the near future The ordl-
nary commercial chloride Of potash
is now quoted at 5000 a ton while the
rate in July 1914. just before the
war started, was but $38 a ton.
Vast amounts Of the seaweed are
thrown upon the coast of the BAHIA
mas. according to the report. and in
one harbor the accumulations OF hun
dreds Of thousands OF tons render
navigation at times almost impossl-
BILE.
1t Is suggested that efforts should
be made on a large scale TO exploit
this potash source, concessions for the
working of which on the islands
might be obtained, although the work
could be carried on directly in the
Atlantic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07
FROM THE PEOPLE
AN EXPLANATION.

Editor East Oregonian;
notice in reading your valuable
paper of the 4th instant an article
with reference to transaction at
Hermiston involving an exchange Of
real property made by William 5,
White TO client of mine, j. II,
Gray. Anyone reading the article
might think that Mr., White was
guilty of some improper conduct in
regard to the transaction, but as at
torney for Mr.. Gray, and from my
own investigation Of all of the facts
connected with it, I will say that
there was nothing whatever in Mr..
Whites conduct that could be open
to criticism. on the contrary, in the
transaction his conduct in every re-
spect was honorable and above board
in the highest degree, and l feel after
reading the article that it is nothing
more than my duty to write this let
ter to you.
Trusting that you will find space
to give it the same publicity that the
other article was given, I remain,
Very truly yours,
E E. HECKBERT.
Portland, Ore, Dec. 6, 1915.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07
FOR
KIDNEY DISEASES

There is only one medicine that
really stands out pre-eminent as a
remedy for diseases of the kidneys
liver and bladder.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands
the highest for the reason that 1t has
proven to be just the remedy needed
in thousands Of even the most dis
tressng cases. SWamp-Rrot, a phy-
slclans prescription for special dis
eases, makes friends quickly be-
cause its mild and Immediate effect
Is soon realized in most cases. 1t is
a gentle, healing vegetable compound
Start treatment at once. Sold at
all drug stores in bottles Of two sizes
fifty cents and one dollar
However, if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DR.. Kilmer & CO., Binghamton, n
Y, for sample bottle. When writing
be sure and mention the Pendleton
Daily East Oregonlan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07
MR.. AND MRS. TAYLOR
OF ATHENA OBSERVE
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
FRIENDS OF COUPLE GIVE
THEM PLEASANT SURPRISE
WEDNESDAY.
Many Congratulations Are rendered.
z Wedding Is Reenacted-Beaudful
Presents Are Receiyed-Lunchcon
Follows Later in the Evening and
Ali Enjoy Themselves.
Especial Correspondence

ATHENA. ore, Dec. Friday
evening, December 3, beihg the 25th
or silver anniversary of their wedding
day, Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Taylor were
given a complete surprise by visit
from a number of their friends al
their home near Athena. The first
intimation Of their presence was an
ear-splitting din, arising from the
honking of auto horns and the ring
ing of cowbells and beating of tin
pans and the couple realized that
they were enjoying the honor of ID
belated charivari. The serenaders
were invited in, and many congratu-
lations were showered upon the two
who have so happily passed the quaI -
ter-century milestone together
During the evening the victims
were forced to re-enact the wedding,
the bride and groom standing be-
meath a (cow) bell, as the minister
pronounced the sentence" of their
continued connubial bondage even
unto the golden wedding and the dia-
mond jubilee.
A handsome silver Daking dish and
other table silver was rendered the
bride in memory Of the occasion. A
most happy and jolly evening was
passed, credit being due principally
to Mrs. d. II Mansfield and Mrs W,
X. Scott who instgated the affair. A
sumptuOus wedding luncheon was
served the guests by Misses Maude
Mansfield and Lillian Gerking.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open ClOgged Nos
triis and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in few moments.
Your cold in head or catarrh will be
gone. Your clogged nostrIls will
open. The air passages Of your head
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No more dullness, headache; no,
hawking, snufflIng, mucous dlscharg-
es or dryness; no struggling for
breath at night
Tell your druggist you want a
small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm.
Apply a little Of this fragrant, anti
septic cream in your nostrils. let Il
penetrate through every air passage
Of the head; soo;he and hea, the
swoolen ,inflamed mucous membrane
and relief comes instantly.
1t is just what every cold aud ca
tarrh sufferer needs Don't stay
stuffed up and miserable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07
o SUM CHOP,

Ar Yoshihito that Japanese man,
He's makee run along quick as he
can
For tell his Uncle Jimmy he's gottee
nice place
As emperor for that Nippon race.
o, me, o, my come along soon
Yuan Shih Kai, stepson Of the moon
He 60 out on allie same hike
And he tell him something to Uncle
Mike.
He talkee to Mike, that ancient ghost
While eating Egg Foo Yong on toast
And he say, sure, Nike, that jap
aneSe man
Finish alice same like also ran"
For Yuan shin Kai, stepson of the
moon,
Is top side, down side neutral, and
soon
When war is making Yoshihito hop,
Yuan will still be selling the chop.
China Boy Poet
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07
WILSON'S NAME Is FILED.
BFyan's Brother Refuses 10 Sign
But May DO so Later.

LINCOLN, Dec. 6.--The name OF
Woodrow Wilson as a candidate for
the democratic presidential nomina.
tion was filed here to be placed on
the Nebraska primary ballot in 1916
The petition was signed by local
democrats.
Charles Bryan. mayor of Lincoln
and brother Of W. J. Bryan. refused
to sign the Wilson petition when in.
vited to do so. He said that he did
not wish to embarrass the president,
but If the petitioners would wait un-
til he communicated with Mr.. VII.
son he might sign.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07
CITY DONATES ooRDwoOD.

PORTLAND, ore, Dec. 6.--Two
hundred cords Of the wood produced
at the municipal unemployment
camps last winter was donated To
charity by the city council. The
supply was turned over to the Nuts
to be distributed to worthy persons
The donation was made at the sug-
gestlon Of Mayor Albce and Commits
sioner Baker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07
AT THE CITY HALL.

"Are the accounts all straight
"Yes I've entered up all the chic
clerks checks and the cashiers J.
o. US and the deputy's promisor
notes and the qreasurer's vouchers
and the superintendents receipts and
the third assistant commissioners ex-
pense account.
How much actual cash Is there
on hand?'
"Ten dollars"
Lend II to me I'm going out to-
night"
I'm split with YOU
"All right. put your memorandum
in the drawer and we'll go out to-
gether"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07
THE BEST SELLER

NJ HE first year of the Euro
VI pean war has seen an in
crease of so per cent in
the sale of Bibles by American
publishers. Some 10000 cop
les of this volume is the daily
average of their output.
Of course, the war abroad
has placed foreign publishers
at a handicap in the disposal
of their product, and by so
much the advantage has been
in our favor: But the absorp-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07

ton Of such a large output un-
der conditions such as have
disturbed the whole world,
gives the Holy Writ incontesta-
bly, the lead upon the selling
lists.
May we not hope that the
admonitions of this Book, so
widely spread and so seriously
sought, will influence control
of the conditions making for
peace?-BoSton Post.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07
SUBSCRIPTION Sc, RATES
~ " = : 49,
CHRISTMAS LEADERS

; Now we shall follow the lead
ers-
, Thimble and top and belll
, Now We shall follow the lead
ers
, Unto the Christmas spell!
, Sweethearts Of golden morning
, on the infinite stairs of song,
, Ho! for the hosts Of Christmas,
, Leading us laughing along
, Bright eyes burning and dane
} ing,
, We shah follow them down
; Unto the bobbing and praneing
} In the magical Christmas
, town.
B Now We shall follow the leaders
B Graybeards, wrinkled and old,
Hol for the faith Of the fairies
Whose death shall never be
, knelled!
; Now we shall follow the lead
ers-
Yea, we shall lead men, too!
Dreams OF the glory of Christ
mas,
= stars in a sky of blue,
Bells of the rhythmic music,
= Carols of love and truth
, Ho. Tor the heart Of the ages
D Fresh in the bosom Of youth!
3 Selected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07

Jimmy Britt, of California once
known as the Beau Brupmel of the
prize ring and the light weight
champion Of the Uniied States, has
enlisted in the Australian contingent
OF the British army and is probab bly,
in the trenches on the Gallipoli penin-
sula by this time.
Britt went to Australia and New
Zealand last spring
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-07

Those present were: Messrs. ana
Mesdames w. r. Taylor David Tay.
lor, Hugh Mcintyre, Cass Cannon.
Chas Gerking, w. r. Scott, f. A
Dudley, Sheldon Taylor Dean Dud.
ley Harvey Cation, j. H. Harmon ana
d. II Mansfield; Mesdames W. X,
Wall, Lizzie Mansfield, L. Sherman.
F. b Boyd, Minnie Willaby, Jackson
Nelson Minnie DePeatt. Tillman D,
Taylor Of Pendleton: Misses Anice
Barnes, Maude Mansfield, Lillian AMI
Blanche Gerking, Velva Mansfield
Lucille Taylor and Hiram Harmon