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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-16
Drodsy ToUUsysse:

60 zwolennika. Dzisiaj iak VIE
Gle, many ludzi, kt6rzy nawet
kwestyonuia wartoSG zlotej dwu-
dziestodolarowki. Przeto szukaia
eksperta ably zbadai ziota tego
wartosc.
Mowiem wan o certified"
s~zynkach i sioninie, jake produ-
kuja Wilson & Co. - i ME nam
najmniejszej watpliwosci, re VIE
lu z was zakosztowalo juz ten
wyborny gatunek. Onegdai zro-
biiem sam probe doSwiadczalna.
Kupiiem Wilsona certified"
szynke i kazalem ugotowac ia ma
obiad, na ktory zaprosiiem kilku
moich przyjacioi. Me uprzedzi-
lem ich przedtem, re jeSc beda
Wilson certified szynke i ME py-
talem ich nawet, jak i'm smakuje.
Wiedziafem, re szynka Jest do
brze ugotowana - i pokrajalem
ia w piatki. Ciekawie czekaiem &C
o owej szynce powiedza moi 60
seize.
Pierwsza - mioda kobieta, Sc
kretarka Narodowej Honorowei
Stray Armii Zbawienia, temi s}o
WY zwrociia sic do moiei corki:
Eleanor, gdzie wy kupujecie ia
kie szynki? Jest to najwyboTniei-
sza szynka iaka kiedykoiwiek ia
diam"
Potem inny goSc, sekretarz Y.
NJ. c. A. powiedziai: Me jest
ia szynka czemS nadzwyczaj-
mem? Boo sama rozplywa sic w
ustach - a smak ma przewybor-
NY"
I tax szIo wokolo sto}u. Kaidy
wyraial bardzo ~przychylna opinie o
gatunku / smaku owei szynki.
wy wiecie, re Wilson and Co.,
szynka jest dose duia, re nasycit
MIA MONA kilku ludzi. Mialem wteh
Gas przy stole spora grenade 60
Sci, miedzy innymi 1 kilku z will
Gym apetytem sportowc6w - jed
uakowoz zostalo jeszcze lyle szynki,
re mo1naby bylo sprawie doory
Luncheon" dla kilku osob.
Gdy wkoncu powiedzialem moinI
goSciom. re Jedi Wilson and Co.
Certified" szynke odrzekli: -
ME dziwi6 sic ze$ pan TAXI entuzya-
styczny co do gatunku zywnoSci
produkowanej przez te firme. TIE
produkta potwierdzajs istotnie wszy-
stko co o Mich m6wiles'.
o doswiadczeniu mojem z robot
nikami Wilson and Co. organizaeyi
stawiali mi du1o pytah, ma kt6re Cd
powiadalem i'm. lecz najoardzieJ
Ea~interesowalo ich 10 gdy opowiada
lem i'm o Klubach Towarzyskich,
ktore ia W Wilson and Co. zakia-
dach zorganizowalem.
NleQANub WOJE NAaANAN@AS
ezlonkami takiego Klubu TOWarEy-
skieEo " rakladrie W NoWym Yorku
dalo mi powod do n-admienisRia i'm,
Sax ei robOtniey tyiR DO kolezan-
sku. jak onl trTymajs sic ,aEen
ME tyIko " csiu PolspsEsnia sWego
bytu. ale dla lepsEsl WydainOsci
Intsrsu.
wspomnlauy Klub TowArEysh
Novym Yorku byl wtsneEas sta
dyum orEaniIowsniA sis. cEiOnko-
vie odbyn wybor urEsdnik6W .
El6wnsEo BsrIsdcs a EaklAdu " No
~ym York; Vybrali sEym prsIesem.
Eisma tam arystokrAcyi rObotnikoE
~ Eadnym I Eakladow Wilson and
Co .organiraeyi. Oheyalisei 1 robot
niey sehodzs mieszaja sic razem
ma prostsi b~raterstWa 1 siostrzehst-
va EasadEie.
Jedno ma zsbraniu Klubu iowa
rzyskiego " Nowym Yorku zdarze-
ME ,ktore zdEiwilo mie niemaio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-16

poi.x, pontyk, czy w1ers.y czy mnle,
sxy "a opowiazek pocEytywac sobit
powinien stale reklamowac nnroaa.
vosc nasza - ID obcvcn -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-16

Sincerely. William c. freeman
$50 Fifth Ave. New York. n. T..
losi1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-16

Pred paru tygodniami odbyio sic
Eebranie W gornej sail Sokolow i'm.
Balickiego mr.. 1szy. inieyatorow no.
wego polskiego skladu departamen-
towego PREY Division ul., W grant
each parafii sw. Jadwigi I p~ostapio-
nc krok naprz6d pod wielu wzgle-
dami PREY z~akladaniu po1walin pod
to polska instytucye kupiecka. No
Wv sk{ad ma bye wielkich rozmiar
row. zawierac bedzie kilka poszcze-
g6lnyci departamentow a do pomie-
s~zczenia takowych sp6ka postanoWi-
IA pobudowat osobny wielki muro-
vany budynek pnr. 1241 Division
ul., gdzie grunt juz kupiono cd
OBJ. Jana Kotolihskiego. Dotychczas
sp6ika posiada $1,000 majatku
coraz wiecej akcyanoryuszy przyoy-
wa. SpoIka nosit bedzie NAIVE
Eagle Department Store. Spree
dawane beda towary 1okciowe. o.
dziez meska i zehska, obuwia l PREY
bory strojne kazdego gatunku. Ka-
pitai zakiadowy wynosie bedzie
$4,000. Caly kapitai ma bye wpfa-
cony do kasy spolk: najp6zniej do
dnia 1890 lipca b. r. - zyczymy po-
~ndzaniai
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14
CAROLINA CHURCH
ENTERS INSURANCE
FIELD FOR FLOCK
EPISCOPAL DIRECTOR OEVIsEs
PLAN TO CARE FOR PARISH
TONER'S AND DEPEND
ENTS IN TIME or
TROUBLE.

Death benefits, sick benefits and
old age pensions are part Of the prac.
teal Christianity practiced by ST.
Johns Episcopal Mission Of Charles
ton, S. c., among its parishioners, with
one days wage a month from each
employed man and woman as pre-
MUM ST. Johns is perhaps the first
insurance church" in history.
In the four months the plan has been
in operation, the congregation has in
creased until a movement has been
started to raise a $4,000 fund and
tui3d church large enough for the
needs.
The inventor -of the insurance
church" plan is Rev A E. Cornish. a
veteran Episcopal Rector Of Charles
toa. Nh. Cornish held tire pulpit OF
81. Johns from 1888 TO 1895, and. re
.UrneG last July when the EpiscopaI
Nationwide CaaQaign for ascertain.
ing and financing tbe needs Of taa
whole Church md0S it neces :aIy Ter
some one to direcLtae survey Of tae
perish.
gr. Cornish found his former parish.
toner's str11 gely aesthetic. Deciding
t. WIN back heir interest, e planned
% give them an opportunity TO d.
sometime dainiJs for the mainte
nance and constructive work Of the
church The insur&lce n.a1 was con
oeived. All members OF tire mission
passing tae age ofs7' are to De Gen
stoned al s. week. Persons who fail
IL are gwen 50 a,week sick bene.it
for four consecutive weeks. One hua
dred dollars is naid TIE relatives q
eacl member Ia geo4 s1a4a4ag at his
S-c.h.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14
MRS. WILSON DID NOT MIND BE
ING TAKEN FOR QUEEN
ELIZABETH

The first of a series OF entertain
ments given in honor Of Mrs Minnie
Moore Wilson, of Kissimmee, Fla,
who is leaving. for her winter home in
Florida this week, was an informal
tea yesterday afternoon in the golden
Japanese room Of the Hotel Imper
ial, New York at which the hostess
was Mrs. Emma B. Mallon, of Miami,
Fla, and New York.
Mrs. Mallon will remain in her
apartment ~A Riverside drive for the
holidays and will then seek the blue
waters and sunny skies OF Miami,
where she is known as one Of the
pioneer settlers Of the Magic City
An enlivening feature OF the occa-
sion was when Miss Adah May put
the question to Mrs Wilson:
How do you like to be mistaken
for a Queen?"
That depends Mrs. Wilson re.
oiled there are queens and queens.
! prefer to he wholly American"
Wen, the Joke is wholly OF you.
One OF the new ahen hops, thinking
he had made q discovery, rushed to
she office desk, Glowing the portrait
appearing in d morning paper OF New
YORK. with the remark, Here is d
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14
TO THE CITIZENS OF MARION
COUNTY

In behalf of the Marion County
Fair and Agricultural Association !
desire to extend the most cordial in
vitation to you to attend the Twelfth
Annual Marion County Fair. The
business and professional men of the
county have been most generous in
donating a wonderful premium list,
the grounds have been put in SPLEEN
did shape. largely by the cooperation
of the citizens OF our county. thus
proving what We can do when We get
together Every care is being NerI
Co see that every exhibitor viii re-
ceive the most careful consideration
and courtesy. the amusements have
been carefully selected and every in
dication points 60 the fact that thi,
twelfth annual fair will prove the
greatest in the history Of our county
Now let as al lay aside our labors
Tor a day or SO next week November
rs o. a and gather AZ the fair. renew
old acquaintance. meet old friends
see what other sections OF the county
are doing and pfof, by the success
of our friends lad learn 20 avert ia,
causes 90 failures
The members ~ the .air a--ot1
tion win hid you a hetvy weieom-
e. " HUNTER Vice Pre-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
MOVES FOR UNITY
CHANGE IN CONSTITUTION TO
ADMIT CONGREGATIONS
ALISTS
CHURCH is REORGANIZED
Nationwide Campaign Expected To
Make Possible SeVeFa! impressive
Developments Within
Communion

Southern leaders of the Episcopal
Church, back home after the epoch
making General Convention Of the
Church at Detroit, have plunged into
the task of shaping into reality the
impressive policies for which founda-
ton was laid there, and which include:
l. The move toward union of
churches, to which the Episcopal
Church committed itself by steps for
an amendment to its Constitution that
will permit in three years the Epis-
copal ordination of Congregational
clergymen, as well as similar agree
ment with other denominations.
2. The complete reorganization OF
the Church, through creation OF an
executive council 10 suppIant all exist
ing official 0oaras OF the General Con
vention.
). The establishment of the Ma,
tional Church League for Social and
Industrial Democracy, 10 fight for So
cial and economic principles on a
Christian basis.
All these tlings-the broadening OF
the Church's scope and functi0ns-are
expected to be made possible through
the success OF its NaGlon-W Wide Cam
paign OF spiritual awakening ana
greater practical service. This cam
palgn, designed TO extend the Cnurch's
influence alOng social, educational and
spiritual lines at nome and abroad,
has been described ny leaders OF tue
Church as the greatest missionary
adventure IN the history of the COM
mUniOn, an adventure that should help
nightly 10 enable the Church 10 re-
cover us ApoStOnc torch OF leadership
freed from the control OF the stand
pat influences that have for so Ions
muftled Its proclamation OF Christian
IuuuamentalS.'
Inc genius oil the Nationwide
Campaign IS LOT the moley-ralsing
eAu OF 1t, SAID Dr. Robert w. Pal-
ton, national campaign director, who is
touring the SCUM. 1t is d very A0d-
est financial goal, that OF prObaOly
less IMAM $50,U00,U00 iOr the richest
Church of Professionalism III America.
The big thing is the campaign S
aVoWed determination to reach every
Individual community OF the Church
to discover just What Us religion
means 10 nIn, ana what he is Wiling
Ii sacrlLCe ror II. it intends 10 trans
form every paper cOmmunicant' into
4 real Churchman atIame with the
ola zeal Tor the spread OF Christian
fundamentals.
We must organize the world along
l.nselfish lines, or the selfish interests
OF civilization will organize it along
selfish lines"
Episcopal leaders are pointing to
the proposed concOrdat with the Con-
gregational Church-the old Church
of the Puritans-as a historic event
in religious annals, as it brings into
close unity of effort two great forces
in the national life that were as far
apart religiously and socially as the
poles throughout colonial history and
down ito and including the War Be
tween the StateS-the Puritan of New
England and the anglican Cavalier
0f the South
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14

A COOS Cough wadk1ne for Children.
Mrs J. w. g. philips, Reaon, ca.
phoned to J. M Fl5yd. the merchant
there. fer bottle tof ChamDerlain's
Cough Remedy and said she he'd
bought . Bottle Of it at his store re-
Gently AID fhat It was doing her chii-
dren so rmach good taat she wanted
10 keep u4. the Treatment. You win
find nothing begfer for coughs and
colds in children or for yourself. it
keeps the cough loose, expectoration
easy and soon trees the system from
the cold. Anti-Monopoly Drug Store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14
CHEST CLOGGED Up
WITH HEAVY COLD?
DON'T give it a chance to
''set in"--use DIR. Kings
New Discovery
gTNHAT numerous stage where q

TNHAT dangerous stage where a
cold or cough or case of grippe
- might get the better of you may
be nearer than YOU think Prompt
action with DIR. Kings New Discovery
viii avert a long siege.
For fifty years it has lOOsened con.
gested. chests, dssipated tight-packed
phlegfA. broken vielGsas colds and
coughs. GlVtsit at0S The youngsters
take il yourself, There will be no diSa-
grecable aftpr-elfeCtS.
t'c.s ana >l.2O q bottle A. your
dru-g istS. tfiGc Il trial.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14
NOTICE TO CANNING CLUB GIRLS

The exhibit of the work of the can
ming club girls OF the county at the
fair this year is expected TO be large
and splendid one. and it is especial.
desired that every member of the
canning clubs be on hand with their
exhibits early, sa as 10 get them ar
ranged in the best possible manner
Let this be the banner year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14
rHE sEwANNEE CAMPAIGN

Chattanooga. Nov. 14.-From a res
ident of the Island of Barbados, in
the Caribbean Sea, comes subscrip-
ton 20 assist Sewanee in its $1,000.
poo campaign. This check was sent
by the Reverend Fl. L. Bowel who
d stationed in that far corner of the
earth. Hearing that Sewanee was
conducting a drive for 100000 the
Reverend Mr.. Bowel Immediately
sent his contribution TO Vice Chan
celIor 4. w Knight, accompanied by
letter praising the work of the
school.
some would have it that the Sewan-
&c campaign for a million dollars is
not only beneficial to the school but
stimulant to the work of the Epis-
copal church. It is declared that the
church once thoroughly organized to
conduct the Sewanee drive will not
lose that organization. A letter from
the rector of the Church of the In
! carnation in Atlanta is sufficient bas-
is Tor that belief. Reverend Israel H.
Me writes that his parish once thor.
oughtly organized went over the top
before the drive was actually COM
menced. and not only that but have
remained organized as a working
force since that time, accomplishing
great things for the Church Of the
Incarnation 4 part of his letter fol-
lows.
My parish. as you know. is not
one of the largest parishes in Atlanta,
and / must confess that when
heard what our quota was to be, had
misgivings. felt that it would
cripple our Easter offering; I had
visions OF my own salary failing to be
paid But when l thought of Sewan.
sc and all that she had done for the
church: how she was absolutely es
sential to the life of the church;
what she had done for the nation;
and what she had done for me, and
I resolved that she would not fail.
brought the matter before my vestry
and they Immediately objected be.
cause of local needs. but they were
finally converted. An executive COM
mittee was appointed; plans were
worked out on business lines; the
field mapped out; and date set for
the campaign to close. The commit
tee began canvassing, a whole day
being given to it and the amount was
over-subscribed. The church OF the
acknowledgement over the top before
the campaign even began.
But that is only part of the story
My men were organized as q working
force Instead of the Easter offering
falling off. it trebled that OF last year;
caused a mems club to be organized;
gave impetus TO the plan to erect a
$4,000 parish house and has made us
resolve to double our budget the
coming year. know the results will
be the same in any parish that under
takes the campaign in the same un.
selfish, non-parochial spirit
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14
FUn FoR AL WHO ATTEND
THE FAIR
promlnsent Citizens en- Famous
Mounts-The Race % Al
Races.

Ia addition TO the regular program
81 racing the following special races
viii b. ran al the fair on the days
named below which viii be in what
a known as the slow mule race 81.
vision.
These races are looked upon by
race horse experts a. one 81 the
greatest list Of races, considering
the prominence Of the jockeys and
the w0Fld wide fame OF their mounts
that have ever been pulled on n
q Marion county fair. and one glance
below VIII easily demonstrate the
fact that the spectators will al least
get their moneys worth.
Tuesdays Race: Officers Of the Fair
Association
Name OF Mule and Rider:
Creased lightning, G. W Hunter.
odd scout Nathan Mayo.
Jack Of Spades. J. A. Talton.
Whoa Bill, +. ". Ditto.
sunny Jim. j. W. Davis.
Bucking Joe. J. {. johnson.
Last Call, p. {. Bennett.
County Commissioner. ". d. earn.
"Wednesday; Business Mems Handt
cap
Name Of mule and rider
Rexall. J. ]. Gerg.
Old SOX. r. T. HelvenstOn.
Sauer Kraul. Jake Brown.
Cabbage Leaves. A. +. Gerig,
Hot Ice. John r. Taylor
Old Junk. Geo. MacKay "a
D. H. Blu, Harvey Clark
- painless Jim. DR. j. r. Chace.
Sand Booster X. ;. Rogers.
Blue Steel. c. +. Simmons.
Thursday: Bankers Futurity, Free
For All
Pennywise. }. NJ Thomas.
Bad Note. Dewitt Griffin.
Hide Bound. J. L. Edwards
Safety First. II. D. Stokes.
Peanut. r. a. Osborne.
Counterfeit. l.. W. Ponder.
Tightwad. Geo. W Neville.
Kill En- Quick. Dr. J. G. Baskiu.
Ninety Days. L. w Traxler.
Short Change. W. NJ. Gist.
Friday: Professional. Pills and lie.
gality
Mayors Choice. r. /. Anderson. Jr.
Skin En-, F. r. Hooker.
Illegal, L. f. Futch.
Sit and Bull, T. : Trantham.
Jury Picker. r. b. Bullock.
Hot Air L. w Duval.
Bad Titla S T. Sistrunk.
ChlOrOform. Dr. Harry Walters.
Last Chance, DR. H. F. Watt
No Chance. II. {. Dozier
Great Difide. Dr. f. G. Lindner.
Golden Gate, Dr. f. G. Peek.
Over There. DR.. W. H. Henry
Pay and Die. DR.. Walter Hood.
Object. Emanuel Martin.
What Tell. Neil Ferguson.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14

Mrs. RoySVeeks u.F %.
ducah, ky$ was eieetet a.ut
general Of 'the 4 D. q n-
ventlon ju4 held ia Tamas
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14

Sumter cggnty IS a. vot- ga 8 bond
ssue for sS0000.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14

Rye. Rape and 0&as Get our
prices before Nuy ~ Ocala Seed
Store.-lO1-ltf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-14

When at BushRell ask Harrison
ar Federal pEead.-1o-17-3t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-06-25

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the One Battery that is Better. Its twenty
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Battery list.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-29
CIVIC DISPUTE TIES
Up ROAD PROGRESS

Lack of civic harmony among citi-
zens of Weston threatens to hold up
progress on the Athena to Milton
highway, W. l.. Thompson, state high
way commissioner. declared today.
The highway commission is anxious
to advertise for bids on this stretch
at the July meeting but cannot do so
until the route throuSh the town Of
Weston is agreed upon.
Property owners in the town are
deadlocked i'm an effort to have the
highway utilize certain streets. Main
street has its following and Water
street has another following, with a
large number lined up on each side
The county court recently recommend
ed the use of rhc Main street route,
inasmuch as the Improvement would
he less costly and would be slightly
shorter and give a better grade
The Athena Milton highway is the
only gap remaining between pendle-
ton and the. state line not already
paved or under contract for paving
and ii the work is to be completed
this year the Westonites must come
to terms at once. Mr.. Thompson SAYS
If conditions are not adjusted So that
contracts can he let in July. the work
probably will be delayed until next
year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-29
TITLE on LANDS IS
SETTLED BY DEFAULT

Title in three different parcels of
land in and near Milton was settled
in circuit court yesterday afternoon.
all three cases going by default. In
two of the cases decision of the just
share due to heirs was made while
the third settled the ownership in
fee simple in the name of the plains
tffs.
Division OF the property in the suit
of Albert w Byrues and Amanda
Ryrnes vs. Elizabeth ". Byrnes, ct al,
was made. and George y. Price named
referee to sell the lands involved at
public auction. the proceeds To be
apportioned to the plaintiffs and de-
PENDANTS according to their interest
AS adjudged in the decree.
Similar arrangement was made in
the case OF Adelia r. smith and J. Il.
Smith vs. Frank II. Hines. Almon NJ
Sduires, ct al. 7. G. Frazier waA
named referee to sell the involved
property AT public auction and appor-
ton the proceeds among the contest
ants according to their interest.
W. L Van Slyke and II. r. Van
Slyke were adjudged owners in Zee
simple of a parcel of land in town.
ship d north. range 35 east. in an ac.
tion brought against stella Mahr. ct
AL. to quiet title. :. D. Peterson rep.
resented the plaintiffs in all three ac,
tiuns
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-29
JAIL BREAKER STAGES NERW
BANK ROBBERY IN HA|NES AND
MAKES GETAWAY IN HOME TOWN

Displaying nerve rivaling that of
Jesse James, Charles Conners. Uma-
tilla county jail breaker. yesterday
locked the cashier of the bank at
Haines in a vault and escaped with
$500. drove to Baker, his home town
and made good his getaway 1t was
his third job in as many weeks, his
second having been his break from
the county Jail here Sunday.
Facts i'm the case read like a dime
novel fiction, SO nervy was the young
bandit. Representing himself as
government agent, Conners hired
for hire auto driver to take him to
Haihes. where. he told the driver. he
had business at the bank. 1t was
few minutes before closing time when
he entered the place. locked the cash
ier in the vault and walked out calm
Is.
He returned to the car. told the
driver that the man he came to see
evidently had gone to town and that
he would retrace his trail into Baker
" here they probably would meet He
reached Baker and got away before
word of the robbery could arrive from
Haines.
Although Conners' home has been
in Baker for wears. authorities there
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-29
is PENDLETON GOLFERS
TO ATTEND TOURNEY

Sixteen members of the PendIeton
Golf Club signed up to attend the
tournament held by the WaIla waIIa
club saturday and Sunday and most
of those signed are expected to leave
for the neighboring city tomorrow
afternoon to take part in the Inland
Empire tournament. From the squad
which is going. ten men viii he picked
to comprise the team in the team
play. =
The best golfers from Lewiston.
Yakima Baker. Pendleton and waila
Walla will tee off saturday In com
petition which win include both team
and individual play. The walla wal
Ia club has put up trophies for the
winners and local men are holding aus
hopes Of bringing home sumo OF tho
honors
The squad which agreed to reppf
sent Pendleton at the meeting held
last night, is as follows; H w Dick
son. George y. Hartman, J. V, 'TaIi-
man. Or. W. u. McSary, Chauncey
Bishop, John Dickson. w. Ia Thomp-
son. c. L Nelson, Or. F. E. Boyden.
Charles II. Marsh. Z. ]. Burke. d. D.
Phelps, II. W. Collins III. 5. Rudd, q.
w. Phelps and :, r. Thompson.