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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Mighty Golf
Club Is One
That Did It

Heinrich Schmidt, the West
ern amateur golf champion,
who ls located In Portland for
the time being. totes around a
nibllck about the slzc and
shape Of the full moon or the
end Of beer kes-if anybody
can remember that far back.
II was this club that really
put Chick Evans out Of the
running In tho exposition golf
championships on the Ingleslde
course at San Francisco a
couple Of years ago. Evans
stood ono up on Schmidt 90
Ing 10 the 18th hoIe. Evans
reached the green In two and
Schmidt rolled Into q bunker
guarding the green on his
third shot. II looked like "cur-
tslns" for him, az the loss
would leave Evans two up and
two TO 90. Heinrich grasped
hIs nibllck firmly, took slant
at the flag and holed the ball
for a four. Evans took three
puts, lost the hole and
Schmidt won the next two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Williams Signs Up
Fast Lad for Reds
Nick williams has signed Henry

Nick Williams has signed Henry
Perciado. third sacker. who played
with tho Fresno, Cal. team this
spring against tho Chicago Cubs. TO
n Spokane contract He broke up
that game IN the ninth frame with
n single which scored the only run
OF the contest.
Perciado WAS on the Butte List
HDr q time, but did not got look-in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Freddie Welsh Is
Nearly at Weight
for Kilbane Melee

NEW YORK, April 3o.-Fred-
die Welsh and Johnny kIlbane,
rival champions, will meet here
tomorrow night In a 1o-round
bout. Both have finished train
Ing. Welsh Is said to be within
a pound or two OF the f35
pounds he 10 required to mako
at 2 o'clock tomorrow. kllbane
has been training lndustriousiy
AZ Douelaston, L. !. He OK
poets to enter the ring weigh
Ing about 1913 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
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HILL S
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|, DoRar rNGLE. LOCAL wvltcr-

X poRGT TNGLE. LOCAL wrltcr-
" weight. seems 20 have been
~ bitten with the letter>wrfdns
habit Tho following. claimed 20
have been written to Al Young. VII
lie Hopes manager. by George. APP
peared rocently In n San Francisco
paper;
"You most likely have heard
about the stopping OF fights in Sc
attic. Well. the fundamental cause
was the Meehan Mcintyre fight,
They robbed Meehan OF tho decis-
l ION. And then they wouldn't allow
~9eeision 20 be given when fought
Sammy Good. Honestly. Al beat
him all tho way, and no wonder no
didn't want a decision given. He
knew ! could beat him Then, too.
they allowed Johnny Otrary 20
light when ne was aheolutely-in no
condition. They knew about
oIcary not being In shape. aud he
was lust y setup for piukmau. You
think can get PinkmRn 20 tight
met Oh. no; not on your llte"
Inslc talks about going 10 San
Francisco TO box in 4 short time.
THE WIRE BROUGHT word 10.
day that our old friend. Jack White.
brother 81 Charley. was forced 10
cult TO Joe Galiudo. another Chiearo
lightweight Saturday. when the two
hooked up for scheduled 25-round
frRcas at Mexleaii. Mexico.
Whites second tossed the sponge
into the ring In the ilth round. aft
er White showed signs OF succumh
Ing 10 g. O. punch unless succor
was given.
That Jack Is not the lad he waa
a. ono time Is becoming more anpar
emit each day. Altho never as fa.
49, nor as good a man "a his
brother. he was pretty nifty little
piece OF fighting machinery few
years back. and has some good men
on the defeated side OF hts record.
Jack fought frankie Sullivan here
a. the Elks' club during the winter
SINCE JOHNNY OIEARY's re-
turn to the home fireside. all % our
best local boxers especially the
lightweights. have got the bug 20
take a soiourn in the Eastern pueil-
istic fields
Eddie Plnkman Is doing lot 81
talking about taking a iaunt 20 Moo
fawk. but as he f. always doing
more or less talking. IL is hard TO
tell whether or not he T. in earnest
about a. frankie Sullivan f. in real
earnest. however. and expects TO hit
u for the Atlantic slope before an.
other month rolls around. Harry
Anderson. George Ross. Harry ca
ser and sid Mitchell are others who
keep talking OF going East.
AFTER GIVING THE Great Falls I
ball club the once-over during it's I
stay here. tho past week. We arc
- 10 stand pat on the state ,
mfnt we made prior to the opening
OF the season:
Great Falls is tho ball club Seat
tie Will have to wallop to win the
Northwestern league gonfaion.
Herb Hester has gathered around 1
hts standard n likely looking crop
OF national FASTENERS. and "a tho
season advances they viii continue
to play better ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Local Man Elected
Officer by BOwlers

/ land. A. Burchcll. Spokane. c. F.
Coll. Boise. p. o. Hefzgier. We
natchee. r. p. Robinson. Seattle.
Tom Perry. Seattle. II. c. Rose.
Seattle. and Fred Raymond. Port.
land. executive committeeman.
Tho 1918 conclave VIII be held at
Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
BY ~. c. HAMILTON

Uniisd Trss- starr Correspondent
NEW YORK. April So
Bsseball--to use tho words Of
Ban Johnson--vdll be honored
and glorfled by war call 20
Its young men who are eligible
20 military service, according
to present plans OF the war de-
partment. Some ore asked Ban
" baseball would suffer" thru
seleetlve draft and Ban In
stsntly resented the word. APP
prosimately 2t4 men In both
big leagues will be drafted n
the call goes out before tho
end Of the season. Ono hun
bred and thirteen OF these will
come from the American
league and tot from Gov.
Tener's circuit.
Tho fact that the American
league clubs for the most part arr
being drilled constantly VIII hav'
little effect. for what they ar,
learning in baseball drilling camp
would be only beginning 10 th'
Instructions they would receive II
o big army encampment Tho onl!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Frank Troeh Still
Claims Shoot Title

Frank NJ. Troeh kept his title as
Washington's champion amateur
trapshot yesterday at the annual
state shoot at the Green Lake
traps. lilo turned In a score OF $50
straight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Rain Again
Halls Ball
Melee Here

Rain again messed things up
Sunday at Dug's manor with the
result that tho Giants departed for
Vancouver without taking Great
Falls on for tho final clash OF the
series
Three postponed games are now
on the list to DO played off by the
locals and tho Montana agSrega-
ton. Dug's crew failed 10 win a
game from tho Great Falls team.
Saturdays game ended. ] 10 /.
against Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Rain Interferes
With Golf Tourney
at jefferson Park

Opening play In the Nrs.
handicap tournament of ticket
holders a. the jefferson PARK
golf links. was postponed Sun
DAY on account Of rain. Eighty.
seven entries have been listed
70 compete In the tourney. I,
IL a match play affair. Claude
Harlow 10 chairman of the or.
aarlxation and Gene hatton
secretary. Fred Dolphin, cad.
dlemastsr. and Fred Fry, assist-
ant to the professional. helped
with the handleappln5 OF the
entrants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Rudy Kallio Breaks
in With a Shutout

Rudy Knilio, erstwhile Great
Falls hurler who went TO San Fran
cisco last fall. and was released by
the Seals 10 Dcs Moines this spring,
broke into tho Western league by
pitching a shut.out game against
the Denver club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Many Local Golfers
to Compete for Title

PORTLAND. April S0.--R. @. r.
Astbury and Russell Smith. promi-
nent Waverley golfers, returned
during the week from an over Sun
day Wait at Seattle with the In
golfers would visit Portland for the
Northwest championships
Tho amateur and open champion
ships are scheduled for Juno 25-30
over the Wayerlsy course
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Vancouver May Not
Have Hockey Again

Vancouver may be without ice
hockey and skating next winter.
Frank Patrick declares that the
new amusement tax will be too
high to permit opening the ice
rink there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Palouse Loser to
Kalispell Shooters

SPOKANE. April 30-Palouse
was returned the loser in the In
land Empire telegraphic trapshoot
with Kalispell yesterday. II was
the tenth straight victory for
Kalispell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Portland to Meet
Taconans at Golf

An interclub golf match between
tho Waverley Country club OF Port
land and tho Tacoma Country and
Golf club has been arranged for
May 1920 over the Waverly links.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Cut-Rate Prices

Ailments Of the Glands
and Nerves n Specially
Eyes. Ears. Nose. Throat.
yChesi, rheumatism. blood
and Skin Ailments, Paral-
ysis. Quick, reIiabis tr.-t-
5ment for Pelvic Ailments
and all weaknesses. blood
tests Of every kind. Pcrma-
nent bcttsrmcnt for low VI
tally. Scientific spinal
nerve treatment. No knife.
iTweffth year, DR.. Macy,
o. Epier Bldg. st3 see
ond ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Hi Gill Given Can
By Spokane Skipper

III Gil. the lanky pitching re-
crult who had a spring trial with
the Spokane Indians. has been ship
ped back TO the bushes. His home
is in Wenaichee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
Larry Doyle Resumes
Work at Second Sack

Larry Doyle. in spite OF alarm
ing reports that he could not play
until midsummer, has resumed
york at second base for the Cubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE


At Chicago obi. Detroit 5-a-i. Faser.
Russell and sohalk. Mitchell and Spencer
NJ Cleveland b-is-a. st. Louis G-i2-o
Hagby Lambeth. Boehliug, Covelositio
and O'Noil. Killings, Groom. Koob.
plank. Davenport and Soveroid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
TACOMA WIN 8

At Tacoma AL. Vancouver
gel. Called In seventh: rain.
Bonner and Stevens. Roias and
Cadman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE


A. 81. Louis 6-IG-4 Chicago C-I0-f.
Meadows. Amea Steele Watson. Pierce
ana snyder. Hcuthcr. Aldridgc, Hendrix
and Wilson
AZ Cincinnati ot-i. Pittsburg a-io-o
Schneider and Wingo. Carlson and
Fischer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
BUTTE LOSES

A. Spokane SIS. Butte 5-7-s.
McGlnnity. Letter and kafora,
Hoffman. Holling and Baldwin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
#lNMp PING
. yIEm WITM
IA lURIo Ia RnY

President Dugoslo OF tho To-
calls 10 on the lookout now for
a winning pitcher 20 bolster up
hls squad. He has signed Fred
Carman, the smuggling outfield-
err. last season with Tacoma.
Dug secured Carman from tho
Oakland Coasters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

President Duposlo OF tho To-
calls 10 on the lookout now for
winning pitcher 10 bolster up
his squad. He has signed Fred
Carman, the smuggling outfield-
er, last season with Tacoma.
Dug secured csrman from tho
Oakland Coasters.
with tho signing OF Carman.
there will be a merry little Hcrarn-
bic for Jobs in the outfield during
the Seattle teams sojourn ia Van
couyer. Hap" Morse seems TO be
the only one who IL sure TO stick.
Bin Cunningham. Goldie and Boldt
will have tho fight for tho odd
place.
Dug accompanied tho team
TO Vancouver Sunday. Tho
squad Will be back for a four.
game series With Browns lads
on Thuruday.
Both 81 Louis teams and their
opponents used up about all OF
their regular pitchers In Sundays
frscaSes. according TO the box
score.
Recruit Pitcher Ripe was
left behind by the Giants.
Gard Gislaaon. former Spokane
player now with Salt Lake. starred
in Sundays game.
Joe Mcoirnlty oerrleked
himself In the third frame yes
terday az Spokane after being
ht hard and often.
Rojas. tho pitcher Bob Brown So
cured 10 take Charley Schmutz's
place. lost his game yesterday.
San Francisco 10 leading tho
Coast league, with Salt Lake,
Oakland and Vernon tied for
second place. Portland 10 In
mn position, with Frank
Chances Los Angeles club
pr'naiHD UP NNc fe"'
Louie Sopulvedn, former North
western Lacquer recently let out by
San Francisco. has been signed by
Portland.
Yesterdays big league hero
wac VIII Mitchell he heaved
the Tigers TO their first victory
OF the season over tho White
Sos-a shut out II was Ty
Cobb's triple and a sacrlfloo
NY following which really
doomed the Sos.
Another youth rescued the Pr
rates. His name ia Carlson. and
be shut out the Reds. 3 10 0.
Iris Speaker contributed to
the afternoon with two blpales
In three efforts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

Yesterdays big league hero
wsa VIII Mitchell He heaved
the Tigers 10 their first victory
OF the season over tho White
Sos-a shut out II was Ty
Cobb's triple and a saorlfloo
NY following which really
doomed the Sos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

Another youth rescued the Pr
rates. His name ia Carlson. anc
be shut out the Reds, 3 TO 0.
Iris Speaker contributed to
the afternoon with two blpales
In three efforts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30
REEL TONIC"

This Fish Tale" by NJ Lewis 1920 W. 5sth city
De estherbound fish basket donated
BY Piper G Taft In The Stars contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

Dug accompanied tho team
TO Vancouver Sunday. Tho
squad Will be back for four.
game series With Browns lads
on Thuruday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

San Francisco 10 leading tho
Coast league. with Salt Lake,
Oakland and Vernon tied for
second place. Portland 10 In
mn position, with Frank
Chances Los Angeles club
bringing up the rear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

Louie sopulvedn, former North
western Lacquer recently let out by
San Francisco. has been signed by
Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

Roias. tho pitcher Bob Brown So
cured 10 take Charley Schmutz's
place. lost his game yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

Joe Mcolnnlty derrlcked
himself In the third frame yes
terday a, Spokane after being
hls hard ard often.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

Both 81. Louis teams and their
opponents used up about all OF
their regular pitchers In Sunday 3
frscases. according TO the box
score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

Gard Gislason. former Spokane
player now with Salt Lake. starred
IN Sundays game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-30

Recruit Pitcher Ripe was
left behind by the Giants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-11

If the price of po-
tatoes continues to
place them in the
class of Injuries,
why do not the agri-
culturists on Long
Island cultivate them
under glass instead
of mushrooms and
violetsp The women
cultiyators of Eng
land had already an
ticipated c aptain
B a t h hurst's an
nouncement to the
House ofCommons on
the scarcity of the po-
tato supply by plant
ing not only every
square yard Of waste
land in potatoes, but
by forcing t h cir
growth in the green
houses.
e. Br0Uu Brothers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-11

II isn't necessary to
tell you that the bust
Moses Weiner is mod
elling is a likeness OF
Count llya TOlStoy
but il might he inter
eSting TO learn that.
although both men
are Russians with a
world wide reputa-
ton. they met for the
first time in Nav
York. Count TOlStoy
heard that VI Weiner
h a d come to this
country 10 continue
his work as a Sculp-
tor after the French
government had re-
fused his services at
the front because OF
defective eyesight.
and he hunted him
out-per h APPS for
sympathy bee aus {
Colum bia College
had refused his ser
vices.
9 UHderi1ood &
Underwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-11

When sugar is sky
rocketing and you
hesitate at the second
lump you may not re-
gard the Cuban revo-
luton as an opera
boufe. With only a
box of matches the
Gomez-F errera fac
ton has threatened
to bring about a loss
OF SZUU,UOO,OOO 10
the Americans and
Cubans interested IN
the sugar industry by
burning the cane. 10
avert such a catas-
trophe General Ma
rio G. Menocal called
on all loyal Cubans
to enlist. Among the
first to step forward
was his seventeen
year-old son.
@ Underwood &
TadcrtcOod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-11

A Bit Of remarkable night photog-
raphy somewhere in the war lone'
achieved. not by means OF a camera
aashIight. but the fash Of the can
mons fire. Hands to his ears a
member Of the gun crew makes an
effort to dcaden the thunder.
n feie,aacoaoi Fhm S'rV'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-11

'<''ni Of the Republic
"'iihrew the Manchu
republic and twice
\ 'acs. he has AWAY,
y vailed city lie -
= br>iS1 Br1,ter.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-05

kean, Edwin McQuerry, Rasmus Over.
gard, Frederik Marius Peterson, Ray
G. Penrose, Herman Joseph QuesnelI,
Oscar Lee Ratcliff, Carl Rasmussen,
Won Hedges Rucker, Harry j. Shear
err, Frank Kelly Shearer, John VIII
liam, Shipp, Fred Smith, Lloyd Owen
Snowman
Village of imbiedon-Precinct No. so
Roger Shirley Amadon, Charles
Covell Beers Daton Hale Berlin, VIII
liam Albert Betty, Emil j. Borth, An
drew G. Burns, Arthur Edward Butch
err, Thomas Xavier Calnan, Halvor Mil
ton Tresing Chase, John Peter Dick,
Gerald Albert DeVere, John Patrick
Doyle, Adolph Lorenz, Etter, Herman
II. Etter, Thomas Lee Gargrave, Olger
Theodore Gronvold, David Lyman Har-
rington, friedrich William Helmers,
Albert Bushrill Hemp, Francis Flor
ence Hoelzle, Frank Edward Jordan,
Christ j. Kalliantasis, Arthur George
Kotchian, William Kasper Kranz,
Oscar Ives Larson, Walter Henry
Long, Thomas Mcguire, Alfred Martin
Nicholson, J. George Mcbride, Oscar
Alfred Olson, Frank Martin Citing,
Louis Ezra Philippe, Lyle Ernest
Price, Will Conrade Rabe, John Fred
Scheidt, William Theodore, Schlosses,
Joseph Hesse Schons, Frank P. Smith,
Franklin Cornelius Stiarwalt, Edward
F. Trepp, James r. Wandiver, Fred
William Wilke, Edwin Carsile Wright
Village Of Nome-Precinct, No. 81
Roy Porter Allison, Magnus Bjor-
gen, Henry Gehard Boxrud, Christian
Tideman Dokken, Louis Edgar Green,
William Herzog, Nelius Benjamin
Johnson, Edwin MILAN Lee, Carl
Melby, Albert Myhre, Melvin Bern
hard Myhre, Silas Arthur Nesse, Clar-
ence Martin Rosaaen, Elmer Adolph
Ruud, Henry Ruud, Arthur Olyn Rye.
Rogers ViIlage-Precinct No. So
August Becker, Joseph Michael
Clancy, Harold James Conover, Albert
Joseph Cunningham, Chester Edwin
Elfstrom, Daniel Reichard Farrell,
Edgar Fourmoe, Frederic Harold
Green, Swan Theodore Israelson, Clar-
ence Keel, Carl Adolph Knutson, Rich
ard Joseph Leahy, Louis Ferdinan
Marchner, Roy H. Nokken, Hilbert
Martin Clesen, Charles Maurice Paul.
son, Carl Schafer, Donald Roy Stearns,
Oscar Wilson.
oriska viIIage-Precinct No. So.
Jessie Ray Allen, Leopold George
Gotta, Alfred August Detmers, William
IT. Detmers, John GRADER, William John
Gravel, Frank M. Haskins. Rev. Bern
ard Higgins, Andrew Hovde, Ben Von
Kitchel, Charles ]. H. Hickman. VIII
liam H. T. Hickman, Stephen Kvien,
Richard Luther, Arnie Kervice Names
Herman Madsen Olson, John Peters.
Walter Rasmussen, August Rolfzen,
Carl Andrew Spokely, Emil Otto Ira
der, Herman R. Trader, Homer Wright
Walker, William H.. Wegner.
! Kathryn ViIIage-Precinct No. 81
! Left Arthur Abrahamsen. Tehart
Amsrud, Oscar Edwin Anderson. John
Rudolf Bakken, Knut Berg, Melvin
Ingmer Ekern, Alfred Frostad, Sher-
man Green, Thor Hansen, Herman Heb
land, Kristen Johson Houberg, Jens
Oscar Jensen, John Jordahl, Carl L.
|-Lewison, George Van Livingston,
Nenfred Mikkelson, Albert Miller. Ed
ward A. Moe, Harold Theodore Olson,
Jens Lenny Olsberg, Martin Olsberg,
Paul Rasmussen, Theodore Soiheim.
Sigurd Leonard Sorenson.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-05

Charles Karl Nelson, Peter S. Mel
son, William Melville Norris, Frances
Alfret Neubecker, Harry Nedwi1
Olsby, Walter Olson, Arthur Lawr.
ence Overbee, Joseph O'Brien, Martin
John O'Brien, Terence A. Peterson
Nike Petroff, Nick, Petroff, Carl Pfaff
Harold Pfremmer, William Loring
Pierce, Hozma Rodoff, James Rasmus
sen, Herman Rapp, John Romsland
Robert B. Rooney, E. l.. ROthe, Frank
Scratore, Herman Schmidt, Henry
William Schroeder, Benz. Seifert
Albert Simonson, Almer Skrettins
Theodore Soriano, Geo. SOULS, Earl
Stanford, George Stefenoff, Theodore
Stensby, Burt Stern, Herman Stern
Louis Steff, Pete Stoynoff, Benjamin
Franklin Stuewig, Charles Levi Stue.
wig, Floyd Bryan Stuhl, Barney Hick.
enson Sullivan, Omund S. Swanson
Stephen Swanson, Louis Tipoff, Arm
fin C. Thorkelson, Pete Toneft, Steve
Tommy, Edward C. Trepton, John Paul
Tullius, Edward Marine Turtle, Samuel
Milton Vercelius, Karl Velhiff, Carl A
Weisman, Harrison E. West, Car
Zimmerman.
Ed. Leonard Anderson, Jacob Arndt
Chas. Andrew Carlson, Oscar Furge
son, Geo. Nichols Irmen, Crlo Addi
son Keene, John M. Lorentsen, Fred
C. Lienert, Lloyd Mckay, Martin John
O'Brien, VIM. Loring Pierce, 1rl Frank
Pickett, Guy Martin Sharp, Nick Sara
tovick, Henri Vaudermecrch, Maurice
Verschelde
Village of Sanborn-Precinct No. AZ
Vidgo Theodore Anderson, George
Otto Barnick, Robert Helmer Carlson
John Peter Diemert, Robert Roscoe
Elliott, Leslie Sheldon Gundy, Grover
Howard, Frank Byron Hughes, Raphe]
Vincent Kelly, James William Knable
Walter Henry Kyok, August Peter La
france, Roman Sylvester Linn, Herald
Joseph Malm, Louis Robert Menke
Peter Bernard Moletor, John Henry
Perrin, James Howard Potter. Ralph
Thomas Potter, Archie Gehart Rauk
Floyd Marselles Seal, Lee Steel Smith
Fred Edward Styham, Ben Tweed
Oscar Gustaf, Adolp Undahl, Marshall
David Wilkennar, Elmore Munson
Whsle.
Village Of acknowledgements No. 4f
Sam Amundson, George Alfred An
derson, Walter Carter Aylen, James G.
Bennett, Arthur Fridolf Bjork, Benja
min F. Boehn, Ernt Boeltjes, Frank
Burk, George Winner Christensen
George William Dousette, Harry Even
son, Paul Melvin Hanson, Alvin Han
sted, Frederik Hemmer, John William
Jongeward, Hans Krestian Jorgenson
Karsten Gunerins Kristianson, Chris
TOPPER Wildemar Larson, Arthur Oar
win Lund Oswald Gerhard Lund, Ed
ward Moline, Frances Emmett Moran
Thorvald Arnold Nelson, Henry Vern
hart Offerdahl, Albert Olson, Edward
Olson, Ole L. Olson, Thomas Jane:
O'Connor, Harold Tyner Perry, Gu.
Archie Peterson. Carl Anton Platou
William Edward Quinlan, Edwin Hugh
Reinehr, George B. Sarsten, Fredericl
Conrad Songberg, John Sortland, Han
H. Strand, Knut Tvedt, William Val
Wervan, Martin Waarvik, Joseph NJ
| Wigtil, Edward John Wilson.
Darcy viIIage-Precinct No. 4e
Milton Philip Barnes, Chester OFT
Bruskrud, Frank William Hall, Joh
Herried, Carl Olson Jacobson, Col
Johnson, Freorick Walter Larson
Harold George Melton, Thomas Nj