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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
FORMER UECORAHIAN TO NEW
YORK.
Rev. ingvOldstad. Pastor Elm Luth-
eIan Church at Marshalltown
Goes to Brooklyn, n. Y.

The following from the Marshall
town Times-Republican, concerning
Rev. Orlando Ingvoldstad, a brother
of VIM. Ingvoldstad, the DEBORAH
Ilumberman, will be of interest to his
many friends here:
"An announcement that will be of
interest to many in this city outside
of the church with which he has been
associated is to the effect that Rev.
Orlando Ingvoldstad. for the past
three years pastor of the Elm Luth-
eran church, in this city, will leave
carly this fall to accept the assistant
Passionate of the Trinity Lutheran
church in Brooklyn, n. Y. Rev. Ing
voldstad's resignation will go before
the church at meeting to be held
next Monday night.
The new position which the local
pastor expects to take along in Sep
TENDER was secured thru the pastor
of the Brooklyn church, Rev. S. o.
Sigmond, who was here recently to
discuss the matter with Mr.. Ingvold-
stad. The latters duties as assistant
pastor will also give him an oppor-
tunity to do considerable research
work at Union Theological Seminary.
He will also have charge Of the Sun
day school, which numbers over
/ 1000 children. The church is one of
the largest Lutheran churches in
Greater New York. At a recent lay
mems conference this church had the
largest representation of any church
which sent "a delegation. A new
100000 church is now being built to
replace the old one.
When Rev. Ingvoldstad and his
family leave Marshalltown they will
leave congregation nearly doubled
since the beginning of the formers
pastorate here, a new church. and
several other Improvements. The
present pastor will have been here
just three years the first Sunday in
August. When he took the pastorate
here it was his first charge. The
congregation then numbered about
zoo. Now fine new church build
ing houses congregation that is
close to 400. Rev. Mr.. Ingvoldstad
said this morning that he was taking
the new position not go much for the
betterment as for the added
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
Band Concert Next Sunday.

The DEBORAH Merchants Band gave
most enjoyable concert at the Cit,
Park Sunday afternoon and evening
and large crowd attended both con.
certs. Another concert will be given
next sunday, July 20, both afternoon
and evening. Boys who visit the
PARK nave been in the habit of throw
ing stones over the cliff into the riy-
er and the park commissioners want
Inc practice stopped, as it is a dan
serous practice and people boating
III the river below the cliff are in
danger of being seriously injured.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26

ing present, including Fred J. Brad
ley, Of Des Moines, champion of the
state; Bart Bonebrake, of De:
Moines, the second best player in the
state.
In the singles Geo. Baker defeated
st. Clair, champion of Central Iowa
for two years. He defeated p. E
Somers, of Grinnell, ranked as the
second best player in the state in
doubles, and defeated Bonebrake, OF
Des Moines, the second best single
player in the state and earned his
way to play Bradley, state champion.
The match was played Friday after
noon, Baker winning the first SET
6-3, Bradley winning the second set
rs and the third set 6-3. This match
was to be in ), but Baker, who had
been sick before the match, forfeited
the last set, as he was in no condi-
ZION to continue. Bradley was very
lair and said he would stay over and
hnish the match the next day, but
Baker thought that wouldn't be fair
to Bradley, so defaulted.
George left Monday for Des Moines
10 play IN the state meet which is held
there this week. He will stay at
bradley's home. The best PLAYERS in
the country will be there. incIudinp
hve or six from Kansas City.
Mr.. Baker is without doubt one of
the best tennis players in the state
and we look FOR him TO hold the state
championship. He would unfoubi-
.oly have defeated Bradley at Gr,6.
lell' If he had not been taken sicx
'Wlhs to his good work of getting In
o the fihls at Grinneli he was
warded a beautiful silver cup. Wei, |
ere is hoping he laads the champion
hip this week. MAG
The Dee Moincs Register & T,aaaa;
as the following to say about his
ieellent playing:
Bart BonebraEe, the other pss
Ones man, fell before Baker of De-
ian, in three stubbornly contested
tsS after having won the first Ga
H-r &amely accepted Bonebrake,s
eilA2s and he umered them back 81
'oioS<iy That the latter was forced
'eatedIy to play them out or into
} net"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
Surprise Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Wick.

A large number of relatives and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Wick
gave them pleasant surprise Sun
day, June Is at their home in Madi-
son twp. A delicious dinner and sup
per was served. The young folks
gathering in the evening had a most
enjoyable time. Mr.. and Mrs. Wick
will move to DEBORAH soon and thu
gathering was a sort of farewell.
They were presented with purse of
money. Mr.. and Mrs. Wick will be
missed by many, as they always
showed kind Inselfish disposition,
and their friends here are legion,
They take with them the best wishes
tf large circle If friends and many
regretted that they could not be pres
ent at the surprise party on account
of the heavy rain on Sunday NOR
ming. The best wishes go with them
to their new home. H#%
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
Atty. Nelson Spoke at Mabel.

A big automobile tournament was
held at Mabel, Mimi, last Friday and
Saturday, and Attorney j. A. Nelson
of DEBORAH, was one of the speakers
OF the day. and we take the following
extract from the Mabel Record:
AT one O'Clock the program was
again taken up and the gathering
gathered at the Bowery where few
Patriotic songs were sung by a Choir
us, after which the speechmaking
was commenced. The Hon. j. n.
Johnson, introduced Atty. j. A. Mel
son, OF DEBORAH, who gave a most in
!teligent and interesting talk on the
evolution of science and invention,
and brought out the point of what
novelty the automobile was twenty
or twenty-five years ago, and predict
cd the aeroplane to be as common a
thing twenty-five years hence as the
automobile is today Rev. Arthur
stroud, of Harvard, Mass, who is
visiting here, was called upon to
address the crowd and he gave a
short talk, greeting his boyhood
friends, and giving a few more
thoughts in connection with Atty.
Nelson's speech pertaining to invea-
tons"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
married A. Eagle GsS,1S

Here was euiet home SeG4fn,
a. the f. d. Ha!aock residences "a
cay at high noon. when Miss Mf,k,s
Ven OF West Union, . sister 70 Mrs.
ilalicck> was united in marriage r.
MT John Swain, also of ives, rTnio,,
neV' L. NJ. Pierce of the Songrepa-
iiohai church oiiciated. The hor.a
was prettIiy decorated with daisies
'"A yellow and white ribbon The
'ouhs people are not known here v,.,.
"e'4r out Mr. Swain is fayorabIv ~.
tfeS''sd with Eagle Grove and ths,s
may decide to locate here this far
AZ present he is in the grocery buo,
TESS at West Union. Mrs. ] n NeF
q Decorah, mother of the bride was
ne only out-oftown. guest at tbe
'euuins' only the immediate reIa
YES Delng present"-EagIe Grove
q les-Gazette.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
Z. l.. Larson on Vacation Trim

{. L. Larsen, the well known fore
man OF the book binding department
u the Lutheran Publishing House de
parted Saturday en- a three weaka
vacation trip. He weat TO Salt Lake
lily Utah, to visit sister whom 10
mas not seen in forty-three years
Wnep he left Norway to make hi.
nome IN this country. His sister e
Sail -IDiarian In the public library at
oai' Lake a position she has held for
'ne past sixteen years. No doubt tho
ssi' WIZ be most enjoyable one
oait Lake City he goes to Col
oiaao Springs to visit Carl Ingvold.
stad and family.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
Of on Automobile Tour.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Graham and
baby daughter accompanied by Mis-;
Agnes Thompson departed Saturday
morning via automobile for Spencer
Iowa On visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Graham. From Spencer they go to
Omaha, Neb., to visit Mr.. and Mrs
John Graham, and from there to
Sioux Falls, s. D. on a visit to some
OF Mrs. Graham's relatives.
They will return Via Minneapolis
and go to Lake Okoboji for a short
cutting. They expect to be gone about
a month.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
GEO BAKER STARS AT TENNIS.
Decoiah Player Proves Too Strong
for Des Moines Man, in Meet
at GrinnelI Thursday.

Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Baker and sen George and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. 5. Marsh autoed to Grinnell
to attend the tennis tournament of
the Central Iowa meet held July
l7-1S19-20-21. George Baker parti-
cipated in the meet and proved one
of the big stars in the aggregation of
fast players. There were As entries,
all of the best players in the state be-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26

MRS. Maria Hoyt passad sm 7.
last rh IN this city on Rural Ave
aast Thursday, after an illness .,
ou' eight days duration,
maria A. shotweIr was hon.. :,
crawford county po. "o,h IA
n,, a,oh 20 1886, and came to -, -
Frean nef mother in 1859. looatiog ~
nar poit' In 1854 she was nnitaS e. "s
nis iaee there to d. N royt 49,.
two - eaiidren were born TO tie ,rion
t two OF whom with the bYsha.. In. ION;
or re-. preceded her to thai paran
Jaze s.' Wilbur F. passed 80 .,
-. o. Aggie in 1890 and tha %"'S IN
p lyop The surviving ehiIdr nuS. ~ nc
ter : l ,1 Los. Angeles, Cal: W..
a 1T =, Madison Twp; Warren = wa
tofah; Effie H. Klemme T. De- -
ewa- 'nest A.. of Sioux Fall n
p; Fred A. l.@'yette, Iowa, and A.
70 DecoraA, who hao been her mo.
2ers constant companion. a good
onlan' a wonderful mother has gone i
'oin those WHO have gone before tr'
4 bom De sfeatiy pissed here where
ars ana - oe n for twenty-eight
re the n.,. ing all that time she 81
ever1t yersal respect and esteem 81
20 ,ody who ever had the pleas 81
her acquaintance. To the be- mi
eaved children most sincere sympa- lei
ny is extended in the loss of their
owing mother. The funeral services
gere held Saturday afternoon from lor
'-a-'ss-.ne, DR.. Willett of the Congre- q,
rional church officiating. inter- br
lent was in Phelps cemetery. TO
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
Farmers Paying for Oiled Roads.

Grinnell, July PA carload OF
5000 gallons of crude oil for resur-
facing roads in this vicinity has ar
rived and work will be started at
once. AS an experiment, eight miles
of road were oiled, and the work
proved unsatisfactory. This road will
have to be resurfaced. Under the
present agreement, the county pays
one-half the expense of the oil and
the labor, and the farmers along the
road the other half
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
Woldums Buy Ossian Real Estate.

Ossian, Ia, July 24.-On Friday
Gradner Schmitz sold the so foot
front on the east end Of the block
and just east of the Wilgen Hotel, to
Woldum Bros, the egg men of Decor
ah. They will use the building for
an egg house. Mr.. Joe Heinen, who
rents the building for his marble
shop, has not decided where he will
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
CaImar Band Coming August 1.

The Calmar band, under the lead
ership of w. B. Coup, will be in De-
Corah next Tuesday, Aug. first and
will give concert here, to advertise
the Calmar Chautauqua which will
be held August to 8. The Calmar
band has developed into a fine must
cal organization, and our people can
expect to hear some excellent music
when they visit DEBORAH.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
NOTICE.

DEBORAH, Ia, July "a, 1916.
To whom it may concern:
The party that took my shot gun
from my tent will bring the same
rack Immediately, if not, proceedings
will be brought to recover the same.
3O-1 w. o. RANKIN,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
Chr. 'stian Science S..

Freema Building, July 30. 1915
IND reor, sunday A. NJ, 10.45
Subject OF tina Lesson sermo,
Love Sunday sch, n after NOR
ming service. "Wednesday evenines
eight o'clock; Testimony meetings
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26

-oon't pay more that zoe a can
or $3.50 a case for canned peaches.
Use the California Growers
prand' Hutchinson Grocery, Distribu.
July
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26

We are receiving large ship
ments OF winter goods, gloves and
mittens, underwear, hosiery, sweat
ers, shirts and suits. We bought
them early and should we buy these
same goods today they would cost
us from 10 to 200 more. S. Lar
sen. ~,-..;', - ,>..-.. 29-2
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
Attended 1.-THE Birth Of Nation"

Among those who went to DEBORAH
to attend the movie, THE Birth o. a
Nation" were: Max Thoma and wife,
Mrs. Ben Schori and A. NJ. Weibel,
DR.. c. o. Fothergill and wife, DR.. j..
S. Hutchinson, wife and daughter
Constance, Thos. and Richard Kimp-
son, Forest Welch, and Miss Leota
Philips, Mr.. and Mrs John Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Doan, Adolph
Lehman and the Misses Besse Hal
stenson and Frances Skarshoug, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Greenley, Mrs Mealey
and Mr., Ward, Thelma Kpud son,
and Boies Capper. There may have
been others who made the trip of
whom we did not learn.-Elgin
Echo.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26

opportunities he would have for stu
dy and research work, and for gain
ling better ideas of how the large
churches are run"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26
congregational Chnrrf,

Sub Jeet next Sabbath morning.
The 4 rue Gospel of Comfort in Con-
trist y, it'll False Gospels
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26

-Winneshiek County Fair, Aug.
5-16-17-1S, the best and biggest In
rs history. 2S1
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26

-Winneshiek County Fair. Aup
io-Io-i7-is' the best and biggest IN
its history. Co.,,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-26

-Winneshiek County Fair, Aug.
1o-16-17-1S, the best and biggest i'm
its history. 2stf
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
HARVARD CREW
IS FAv0RlTE
Rowing Season Opens With
Race Between Princeton
and Crimson

PRINCETON. N. j.. April 90
When the Harvard and Princeton
eight-oared shells dart out on their
mile and seven-eighths race al Lake
Carnegie late today. the Crimson
will be the fsvorite In the betting
Its crew Ii an eight OF veterans
while but two men in the Princeton
boat were In the shell last year.
The men in the Harvard boat are:
Bow. Potter: No. .. Parsons: No
5. Cabett; No. 4. Taylor; No. 8
Stebbins: No. 8, Morgan; No. Z
Talcott; stroke. Lund, and cox
swain. Kreger. The averages ex
elusive OF soxswain are: Age. 2l;
height. feet IL inches, and weight.
1853.
In the Princeton boat:
Bow, Savage: No. 2, Delaney. No.
3. Otis; No. 4. Lee: No. 5, lngersoll;
No. s. Gadebusch: No. 7. PAUL;
stroke, Cochran. and coxswaip
Sykes. The averages. exclusive OF
coxswain are: Age. 2l.25: height
8 feet. inch. and weight. l724.
Tie Harvard aud Princeton junior
'varsities will also clash. In this
event the Crimson Is even a more
pronounced favorite than In the
big struggle.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
DOUBLE AUTO
RACE Prizes
$4,000 a Day Hung Up for
May Motor Meet At Fair
Grounds

Cash prizes for the twoday dirt
track meet Of the auto racers at the
Michigan state fair grounds. May Is
and 80. have been increased from
$4,000 to $4,000. according to IN
announcement made by @. w. Dick.
inson. secretary and general man
ager. A sprint race card for both
days has been arranged for. but oil
the events have not been decided
upon.
Six or seven events each day have
been planned by the state fairs
management. As previously an
nounced two railroad sweepstakes
will be run on Sunday. In honor OF
the national convention Of the rail.
way trainmen. which will be In SEES
sion in Detroit at that time. The
National sweepstakes will carry a
cash award OF $4,000. split $1,000,
$500, $500 and 5000. In addition to
gold railway lantern to the winner.
The Michigan stake will give a sill.
yer railway lantern and $500 to the
winner. with $500 for second and
5000 for third. In addition to the
$4,000 In the two sweepstakes an
other $4,000 will be divided up in
four or Ave additional races that
day.
Memorial day another $4,000 will
be split among the drivers compel
ing In the various races that day.
The exact program has not been de-
termined. but will probably include
a one.hour race for cars OF any pis-
ton displacement under 600 cubic
inches. The entry blanks have been
placed In the mails. the sanction OF
the International Motor Contest -.
sociatlon for the two day meet hav.
ing been obtained. Mr. Dickinson
is making a special effort to get ~
many OF the dirt track stars here ~
possible. and blanks have been for
warded to all the prominent drivers.
The entries close May IL.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
This Boat Will Race
Local Speedster for
Minneapolis

Another speed demon OF the wa
terry way will be produced in Algo-
mac. this spring. that is expected to
trim all the previous Michigan built
performers in the speed boat field
that have won about everything In
sight in the big races for the last
six years.
Chris Smith. builder of the Baby
Reliance. Baby Speed Demons anc
the Miss Detroit, has secured the
contract for the new speed creation
which prominent men interested In
the powerboat racing game at Min
neapolis will race this season. N
will be called the Miss Minneapolis
following out the idea Detroit origi.
mated last fall. when q club was
formed to build the Miss Detroit.
The contract calls for a boat to
cost $4,000. which amount was rails
ed in 10 days by the Flour City en-
thusiasts. II will be built on SINH
lar lines to the old Baby Reliances
with improvements, and is expect
ed TO be the time-killer OF the sea
son.
II will be 20 feet long with q sir
foot six-inch beam. the widest beam
any Of the Smith speed boat winners
have shown. and six inches greater
width than the Miss Detroit. as well
as i've feet IL inches shorter, re-
sembling more the sea sleds, be-
cause OF its broadness.
II will be powered with 400-horse
power engines and will be fnishsd
In mahogany, the contract calling for
delivery In time for the Mississippi
Valley powerboat races at st. Paul,
Mimi, July 4, s and s. After this
regatta II In planned TO race II IN
the interlake regatta at Putin Bay,
the Gold Challenge cup races, Sept.
2. 4. and 6, in Detroit. and later a,
the American championships In Chi.
cago.
Or. schefcik and George A. Now
r. are the Minneapolis men who
started the movement 10 build Ii.
Miss Minneapolis
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
$4,000 ISN'T
ENOUGH FOR
FRANK MORAN

NEW YORK, April 20.-rnnk
Moran is today holding out for Q per
centage privilege. In addition to a
$4,000 fat guarantee offered him
to take on Jack Dillon II. a 10-round
bout in New York In the late spring
or early summer.
Tom O'Rourke and John weismsn-
tie are the promoters fighting for the
mill. O'Rourke would like to stage
It July 4. Ike Dorgan. Moran's man
ager, Is inclined toward an earlier
date, falling in with weismAntle's
idea Of a Decoration Day scrap at
Ebbets field. Each Of the promoters
has offered $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
CROWD RECORD
QUAkES At CHI
Cubs, With Fed Allies, Open
At Home With Great
Enthusiasm

CHICAGO. April 2o.-Charley
weeghman's amalgamated Cub
Whale team was all primed today
for the opening this afternoon Of the
Cubs local season with Garry Herr
mAnn's Cincinnati Reds.
With anything like decent wealth
or, the biggest crowd that ever saw
q local baseball game Is expected tc
crowd the old Federal park. The
weather forecaster said light show
ers are probable. The Cub lineup
was composed Of four ex-Feds ann
four Of last years Cubs, with Jimm.
Archer or Bill Fischer backstoppins
Hendrix or Mcconnell will do the
hurting for the Cubs, with Toney
probably opposing. Gov Dunno and
Mayor Thompson. enthusiastic fans,
have reserved places In the baseball
parade from the loop 10 the park.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
WOLVERINE RELAY
TEAM GOES WEST

ANN ARBOR. Mich. April 90
The University Of Michigan relay
team is humping over the ties today.
bound for Des Moines. Ia, whore
Coach Farrell's athletes will partici-
pate In the Drake relay games. Car.
rcl, Ufer, Donnelly. Murphy and For
will form the relay team. and II IL
undecided whether they will stick
to the two-mile distance. or take .
crack at the record for the four
mile event. n the going II light. the
longer route Ii probable. Capt.
Smith also II along. and he will run
the 220, which 10 his speciality.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
NON-SLICER NO.
8473 INVENTED

Ho. golfers List TO the claims
OF John l.. Hudson. an inventive
genius OF Newark. y. ]. Hudson has
applied for a patent In a golf club
which. II 10 said, will correct Wild
drives. The club has biconcave
face. the biconcaving being done
both ways on driver and brassie 10
dead center. BY this method, II 10
asserted. more OF the surface OF
the ball II covered by the club IN
making the stroke. Result: More
impact. longer ball and a straight.
er drive.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20

~noppy EetseD. OF the White Sex,
ea Weflnans DrOwns.
Look ut who's leading Ban John
sons league. The New York Yam
KEGS! And they used a Texas league
rookie by he name OF Markle to do
T. He held Connie Mack's tribe to
three hits.
The Braves have started sliding
They've dropped from nrst to third
place since Ionday.
The white Sox were runners-up In
the American league for a few hour
yesterday. The Red sox lost In the
morning. but came back In the after
noon.
Joe Jackson, OF the white sex. was
bases ir the same inning. but died
The Dodgers showed 'em they could
win q gams by stepping out and beat =
ing the Giants. 70 >. 1t was their
nrst win.
Eddie Collins will do the field d.
recting for the White Sox hereafter.
Manager Rowland decided that he d
better have Q team captain after all.
and made Eddie IL.
The Cubs open on their home lot,
with Cincinnati today with 5000
lineup Of sx-Fed and o. b. players.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
PARK SHOP TEAM
CHANGES NAME

The last year Highland Park
shops baseball team win be known.
this season, - the Detroit United
Lines team. Manager J. 8. Hardie
will again b in charge Of the club.
and wants The following to report
fos . workout next Saturday At 2
O'Clock: Welsh. Runksl. Thibault,
wolsn. Rsnnsr. Tarts. Kavanaugh,
Nstus, Miller. Chase. savage, Loef.
der, LOTUS, Mortimer, Turtling, Al.
len and Umpirss Dunnins and Ker-
stem.
"Croeky" walsh viii again cap
tain the aggregation and Jake"
Bushrls viii oct In capacity Of Gus
todian. Any Of the above can gain
further PARTICULAR By calling Mr..
Hardie, Il Hsmloek $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
CHATTANOOGA
SIGNS PAYNE

Fred Payne. former Tiger catcher,
and now q resident Of Detroit lefs
last night for Chattano0ea. whsre
he will catch regularly for Kid Il
berfeld's Southern association team.
Payne received . wire yesterday
that both Of the Chattanooga regu-
lar receivers had been injured, and
that Eiberfeld was plumb up against
I, for backstops. Payne caught IS
games last year in the Canadian
league. and hit for .317. n appears
that he still has some baseball left
In him.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
YALE WILL MEET
CHICAGO A. A. HERE

The nnal swimming meet OF the
season at the Detroit Athletic club
will take place Tuesday night. when
selected teams from Yale university
and the Chicago Athletic associa.
ton will compete. The athletic as
ISOLATION was substituted for the
Northwestern university team. the
Methodists being compelled to with.
draw because OF an eligibility dis
pute. an