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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
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ing about Peoria's l to victory
over the Boomers at Bloomington
Sunday, says the fans yelled them
selves hoarse pulling for the Dunns
to win. The Peoria Journal says
that not so much as a chirp was
heard until the seventh, when an
unfruitful rally aroused a hundred
or SO fans to a little vocal effort
Pitcher Bob Trentman has been
turned back to Milwaukee by
Prank Boyle. While he got away
all right in his initial start for the
BuRnles, his later exhibitions did
not meet with the approval of the
manager. .
This man Lisy. who has been
filling in at shortstop for Boyle
since Kelley joined the inactive
list, has been showing effective
work despite the fact that he was
out of the game for several years.
Mascot Joe Ryan reioined the
Terre Haute club. He helps to
make the Tots a popular attraction
all over the league. Rock Island
fans are hoping that school work
will not Interfere with JOey's ap-
pearance here when the Tots come
for the last time next month.
Moline has acquired Outfielder
'+Shag' Tomson, last year with the
Boomers, to replace Howard Jones
in the center garden. TomsOn
went to the majors during the
spring and was later farmed to Co
lumbus in the American associa-
ton. He batted .304 in Three-Eye
company last season.
Jones has been suspended indef-
iDitely for indifference. Howard
was the idol of Moline fandom dur
ing the first half of the season
when he was hitting anything and
everything. Just at the time when
he was being heraIded as the
~Babe" Ruth of the Three-Eye. he
developed a lax attitude, both at
bat and in the field. He has slump
ed almost 80 points in the percent
age column, and about $50 in Man.
ager Mack's estimation. Towards
sale to the St. Louis Browns SEEM
ed to give him an exalted opinion
of himself.
Manager Mack felt that the club
could not afford to take any
chances, even though the pennant
is practically in, so he decided TO
give Howard a vacation. Just what
effect this will have on the young
ster cannot be forecast, as Jones
is a temperamental performer and
may allow himself to become en-
Filtered toward the Plows.
It only goes to show how much
effort Mack is giving to bring the
peRnant to rOOSt in the PlOw City.
His greatest asset appears to be
his ability to get real players when
real ones are needed.
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SOLEN TO TAKE
HOLD OF DRAKE
FOOTBALL TEAM
Des Moir7es UniUer-
sity Grid Men Await
Initial Call.

Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 80
Football men at Drake university
are awaiting with frank expectancy
Inelr h4st practice under their new
coach, Oscar M. c'Ossie") Solen.
The reason for this expectancy is
that the new coach, although he is
6 feet, 2 inches in height, and
weighs 205 pounds, is known as one
who believes neither in hard" Ian
guaS sc nor "strong-arm" tactics.
Solen first claimed the attention
OF football fans here when he
coached the Des Moines east high
school team, an aggregation of
lightweights, so successfully that
they held the west high school team
to a scoreless tie, after the latter
team had cinched the champion
ship in 10 weeks of machine-like
victories
school team of last year await his
tutelage at Drake this fall. With
them are number of veterans
whom Solen is confident he can
mold into fighting aggregation.
This year Drake is pointing to-
ward the Ames-Drake' game, re-
So1Atou AICA Il Sctti , lapse ans
base high hopes upon the record of
the new coach.
At Minnesota university Solen
played so well that we was for two
years chosen an all-western end.
Later he coached several high
school teams. At Luther college at
DEBORAH, Iowa, he turned out a
igAting machine. Just before the
war Solen signed to coach the
! squad at Grinnell college, but was
released to enter the army
The new Drake coach is 20 years
old and unmarried.
Scion refereed several games on
the Rock Island IndependeDts'
schedule last fall. His work in
TINS respect, was liked by local grid
fans, all of whom will be pulling
Tor him 10 make good at Drake
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JOHNNY WILSON
IGNORES JINX
AT MANHASSET
Had Not Even Thought Of the Fatas
Met By All Who Trained
There.
By HENRY L. FARRELL.

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
New York, Aug. 3O.-One with a
leaning toward superstition would
never pick out Manhasset for a
training camp.
Carpenter, Journee, Italian Joe
Cans and Charley Ledoux started
from there this summer and ran
into the fates of biff
Johnny Wilson, after his up and
down experience as the middle
weight title holder, should never
f1irt with jinx, but he seems I'M
afraid.
The Boston Italian said he never
thought of it.
The worlds champion of several
states has been working at Carpen-
tiers country estate for a week and
he looks to be in good condition. He
says he weighs 80 pounds. He
says he will knock Bryan Downev
out next Monday afternoon in Jer-
sey City. He says he doesn't need
his own referee, etc
Downey. the Ohio boy who has
been within claiming distance Of
two titles in the last few years, has
no worries about weight His
troubles center around a battered
nose.
His nose is healed now, he saws.
and he's all right.
The nO-decision fight for the title
is causing little or no agitation
around New York Very little is
heard of it. The pennant races in
the major league with both Man
haitian clubs up there are the only
gossip morsels up and down Broad
way.
Wilson has been regarded highly
here and the critics who have
watched Downey say that he is
fair fighter in a very mediocre divi-
sion. The experts don't like the
way he boxes.
Jack NBritton, the welterweigbt
who has been playing handbar
with Downey at their gymnasium
quarters, is one who regards the
Columbus boxer as a formidable
ringman
Britton admits that if Downev
had known little bit more some
time ago in Canton ring that the
welterweight title would have
changed hands.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
DISPLEY'KEEN
INTEREST FOR
WINNING TEAM
large Number of Candidates Re-
port to Coach KfmIael This
s Afternoon.
RY FRIER M,COLLIsTER.

First call for candidates for the
1921 Rock Island high school foot
ball team was heard today, wher
Coach KiInmel announced he would
meet with the gridders this after
noon. Because of last years unde-
feated team, interest among the
schooIboys is naturally keen, and
for this reason a large number oil
hopefuls were expected to respond
For several years preceding 1926
candidates had to be cajoled into
joining the squad because Of I'M
successful teams, but an entirely
different spirit appears to have
Zripped the student body this time
so that 1t should be case of sur
Yival ofathe fittest.
With only six veterans back, the
head of the athletic department at
the local school will have to de-
veiop one side OF the line and two
backheld men from the score of
youngsters who played on the scrub
team last fall. There were many
players who showed promise and
no difficulty is anticipated in re-
crHiting a good team
Although Captain Littig's en-
forced absence will be keenly felt
when the crimson and gold lines up
for the first game, the coach has
several likely candidates for his
position at end DOMAIN, center for
the last two years, is expected to
succeed Littig as captain.
DOMAIN was selected as al1-tri-
city center last year and is gen.
orally conceded the best middle
man in this locality. His passing Is
always sure and he plays a good
defensive game. He has been out
for the football squad for the last
three years. making the team in
his second year. DOMAIN has had
enough experience to lead the team.
Hall, left tackle on last falls
squad, should be mountain OF
strengt. on that side of the line
during the coming season. Butch"
has PLAYED but one year, but makes
up in weight what he lacks in ex-
perience. He is over six feet tall
and is very fast for a man Of his
build. Other teams should find il
hard to break through his side OF
the line
Shelter. at quarterback. viii be
the only regular in the backfield
A years training in basketball ant
track has produced wonders in the
little fellow and he should run thu
team like a veteran. All signs o
last falls nervousness have dis
appeared and fans can expect more
from him.
Blankenburg, half back: Ash
guard. and PANEL, end, are the
other three letter men left from the
1890 season. Lack of condition
kept Blankenburg from being a
first string player last fall, but he
should have little trouble in estab-
fishing himself in the present sea
son. Red" is a strong line-smash-
err and good defensive player.
Ash and PANEL will probably be
used at the same positions they
played last year. This leaves one
side of the line and two backs to be
developed by the first game, Sept
IT.
This viii be the fourth football
season that Coach Kimmel has had
charge of crimson and gold teams.
Last season he produced an eleven
that was unbeaten, took the tri-
city championship and tied for
northern Illinois h0nors. A strong
team is expected again this year.
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EXPERT HORSE
SHOE PITCHERS
WILL CONTEST

Hamffne- MINI. Aug. SO.-Thirty-
six horseshoe pitching courts have
been completed here for the annual
tournament of the National Horse
shoe Pitchers association, which
viii be held from Sept. g to 10.
Many prominent horseshoe pitch
ers from various sections of the
country are entered. Among those
expected to compete are Frank
Jackson of Kellerton, Iowa, world s
champion; d. W. Wilkinson of Ala
bama; C. A Giant of Huntsville,
Ala, and Charles Bobbitt of Ian
caster, Ohio.
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N0TABLES TO
SEEK AMATEUR
Golf H0N0RS
MANY Entries Received for TOurHa.
ment at st. Louis Club
Next Month.

| St. Louis, Mo, Aug. 30.-Reports
received here from T. J. Mcmahon
New York City, secretary of the
United Golf association, announce
new entries to the 121 amateur
championship, which is to be held
at the St Louis Country club, Sept.
1924. In the list of names are
those of a few American players
whose entry was considered doubt
full and of one or two stars whose
entries have not been conspicuous
IL title events for several seasons,
notably Jerome Travers of New
York and H. Chandler Egan of
Portland, Ore.
The international flavor will be
supplied by w. ]. Hunter, Brit
ish amateur golf champion, who
arrived at New York from Eng
land Sunday; Thomas Armour, for
mer Scottish champion, and Ray
mond Swift of England 1t is also
expected that the leading Canadian
golfers will compete.
Other entries of interest acknowl-
edged by Secretary Mcmahon are:
The knepper brothers of Iowa,
Jimmy Mcmahon and Dick Bocken-
kamp of St Louis, Chick" Evans
Of Chicago, Max Marston OF Phila-
delphia, W. H Anderson of New
York, Gardner White of Nassau,
who finished third in the qualifying
round in 1870; Ouimet, Jess Gull
ford, the Boston slugger; Won Elm,
the Trans-Mississippi champion.
McMabDn adds the information
that Biggerstaffe Wilson, champion
of British Columbia, is coming
from Victoria for the event
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
PIRATES NOT
WORRYING YET
ABOUT GIANTS
NelD York Must Do
Better Against 9th
er Clubs.

New York, Aug. 30.-unless the
Giants lose some of their dfgestory
troubles, the Pirates have little to
fear.
So far this Season, the New York
ers have been swallowing fish
without strang1ing on a bone. only
to choke on ice cream.
The hardest opponents in the
league have been easy for them and
they have been easy for the LITTLE
fellows
The Cardinals and Brooklyns
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
PINKEY MITCHELL
Is OUTPOINTED

Boston, Mass, Aug. 30.-United
Press. Eddie Fitzsimmons, New
York lightweight, outpointed Pinkey
Mitchell, Milwaukee, in a 10-round
bout here last night. Mitchell was
way off form The bout was slow
and uninteresting.
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ISLANDERS REST.

The Islanders and PlowDoyS
had nothing TO do yesterday but
sit around and consider plans
for the future. 1t looks ike a
hard winter ahead.
The game scheduled for Mon
day between Rock Island and
Rockford was played as part OF
Sundays double header, while
Moline and Cedar Rapids
Jumped ahead by playing two
games Saturday.
The Rock Island Fans asso-
citation, anxious to tell everyone
that the gates Of the park would
be closed for the day, informed
The Argus at 2 o'clock yester-
day the true reason for Sundays
twin attraction. The informa-
ton was very timely, indeed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30

THE BRAVES lost their seventh
straight game when the Reds
copied 10 to 4 Bressler hit two
doubles and a single for the Moran
ties.
Irish" MEUSEL hit a single. a
double and a triple, scored two runs
and knocked in two, the Giants
beating the Cubs, s to 7. It was
seven straight for the Giants and it
brought the Pirates within a game
and a half of them.
Des Moines, lathe favorites
had little trouble in coming with
winners in the Iowa-M Minnesota
South Dakota circuit at the Iowa
state fair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30

Ihree-DdSe Illus u VsoSOI'
Williams. Two-base hltS-Gres-
set. Martin, Campbell, Coleman
KelIv stolen bases-Kelly, Ores
co+t. Sacrifice hits - Morrison,
Cnar.v I9l Double plays-Riley
- a,,,is IN Duggan. Gressett to
Do4tcreon eft on bases-Terre
uorte 2. Evansville. 5. Bases on
baIis-0ff Elliott, /; Morrison. l;
Mcdonald, 4; Kerr, 1. Struck OUT
BY Morrison, 8; Mcdonald, Z:
Losing pitcher-Elliott. Time Oh
game rs.
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Judgment.
Baseball.

Suzanne Lenglen, a girl Of % and
the woman tennis champion of Eu-
rope, doesn't know as much about
baseball as the average 10-year-
old American boy.
Sounds little odd for Suzanne
the colorful. the wonderful, the
French marvel-to be just seang
her first game.
But baseball isn't the national
pastime of France.
Our soldier boys found 1t impos-
sible to teach the Frenchmen base
bali during their friendly war
games.
II Suzanne stays over here long
she'll become a fan If she doesn't.
she'll miss the best thrill we boast
of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
RELAPSE FOR SUZANNE.

New York, R. l., Aug. 30.-Mlle
Suzanne Lenglen, French tennis
star scheduled to appear at the Ca
sino tomorrow in the world invita-
ton tournament, has been forced to
call off her match by relapse
which she suffered while practicing
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
BY DEAN SNYDER.

The west has Bobby Jones" as
we'll as the south
He is George Won Elm of Salt
Lake City.
A few years ago Won Elm was
carrying clubs for the regular cad
dies fee.
w. H. HaIloran, president of the
Salt Lake City Country club, be
came interested in him, gave him a
job at the club. sent him to school,
and gave him plenty of time to
practice golf.
At Is, the boy won the golf cham
pionship of Utah Since. he has
won the Pacific northwest cham
pionship, and more recently the
Trans-Mississippi at Denver.
Won Elm will play in the anna
teur championship at ST. Louis in
September.
Obedience.
Branch Rickey's Cards mind him.
During the St Louis-New York
series at the Polo grounds the Car
dinalS rushed out of the dugout on
two occasions, bent on assisting
fellow player who had protested
against the call of play.
Each time Branch's mediattng
voice called out Come, now, boys!"
and his players boomeranged back
to their seats in the doghouse.
Looks like Branch had good con-
troll of his charges.
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liams. IWO-Dase IIIt-Iy,I .,. \
Sacrifice hits-Drew, Williams
Martin, Speraw Double play-Dug-
gan (unassisted) Left on bases
Terre Haute. Z; Evansville, :. Bases
on balls-Off WiIkus, 2. Struck out
BY Wilkus, !; by Cotriss, ?. UNI
pires-Hughes and Perkins. Time
of game-2:05.
CaAO1d Cana
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new TWIRLER
IN BAD START
FOR TRACTORS
Pitcher Duff From st. Paul LASTS
Half of Contest Against
boomers.

Bloomington, ILL.,, Aug. 30
Bloomington drove Pitcher Duff,
Peoria recruit from ST. Paul. from
the box in the fifth inning and
Gartner finished the game. Bloom
ington winning, S to 4, yesterday
Zeiser had but one bad inning,
hit punched with errors in the flftn
giving the visitors three runs. The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
EVANS AND TOTS
/. DIVIDE SECOND
DOUBLE HEADER
CoIemans Cop First Game, . 10 =,
While Bashangs Annex Sec
oHd, . to 6.

Evansville. Ind, Aug. 3o.-Evans-
v;IIe and Terre Haute split another
double-header yesterday, the Huts
taking the first, to a, and tne
E1v.e winning the second, 9 to 6, the
iocaIs nounding four hurlers hard
- +ba latter contest. The score:
- Et~rk EaTaa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
Distance

James Braid, English golfer, re-
Gently drove the ball 365 yards
This comes rear being a record
Abe Mitchell, another Briton who
is known for his distance in driv-
ing, frequently knocks the pill
from $50 to $50 yards.
This is nearly twice as much
mileage as Babe Ruth got out of his
record homer drive of $50 feet or
about one hundred eighty-six yards.
But Babe drove the ball $50 feet
on the fly. If the smash had taken
place on the gclf course where the
bali could have rolled. it might
have bounded as far as Braid's long
drive
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30

YESTERDAYS HERO-Hy NV
ers doubled in the ninth with two
down and scored when Cooper
dropped throw to first on
Schmandt, the Robins beating the
Pirates, ! to O.
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HUNGARIANS OPPOSE AUSTRIA.

Vienna, Aug. 30.-The Austrians
have met with resistance from the
Hungarlans in the occupation of
Burgenland, strip of West Hun
gary awarded Austria by the peace
treaty.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
GEO. Won ELM IS BOBBY JONES'
OF WEST; IS TRANSMITS. CHAMP

general interest of the game
Last fall some coaches omitted
the number system. This didn't
please the customers, who like to
know what is going on at a game
while it is happening.
Numberless players take the
kick" out OF the game from the
spectators viewpoint.
Keep the numbers On the boys,
coaches, if you want your stadiums
damned.
Judgment.
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory's secret
of winning tennis matches might be
summed up by this:
Get the ball over the net oftener
than the other fellow"
That was the method Molla en-
ployed to defeat Mary K. Browne
for the national title.
She made Miss Browne take all
the chances until the Californian S
strength was gone. After that
Molla cut loose with her super
drives and won.
In tennis, If you keep the ball
over the net long enough the other
fellow will defeat himself by net
ting it aid driving it out of bounds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30

Gus Desch, the f1eet-footed
hurdler who holds the worlds rec
ord in the 440-yard stick event, is
going in for football at Notre Dame
this fall.
He'll be Just a candidate for
Coach Knute Rockney's eleven but
Desch's hurdIing speed should as
sert itself enough to win him a
place
In the old days when the flying
tackle and hurdling were permitted
in football, Desch would have been
a star.
He may be, anyway. Once he is
given the ball he'll be hard to bring
down
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Dresser. Stolen baSeS-CaIlanan,
Harkins. Sacrifice hits = Gold
thwaite, Coltrin. Left. on bases
Bloomington. 8; Peoria, 4. Bases
On baIls-Of Duff, 4; Gartner, l;
Zeiser. l. Struck out-By Duff, l.
Umpires-O'Brien and Van Dine.
Time of game 80.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
Numbers.

Football rule officials have not
inserted in the rules of the new
football guide that all players be
numbered but they urge 1t for the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
Dodgers Stop Pirates. 1 to 0.

Brooklyn, Aug. 30--Dutch Rue
Their bested Wilbur Cooper in a
sensational pitching dnel here yes
terday. l To 0. Myers two-bagger
and a dropped ball by Cooper at
the initial sack allowed the win
ming run to score in the ninth
after two were out Ruether allow
ed fur four hits Score:
-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30

New York-Erhefda B3efbtrey,
worlds champion swimmer, added
another national title TO her string
OF winning the 81 mile champion
ship in Sc minutes q seconds.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three-Eye League.
Bloomington, s; Peoria, 4.
Terre Haute, Sc; Evansville, 40
RockfordRock Island - Played
Sunday.
Cedar Rapids-Moline - Played
Sunday.
National League.
New York, s; Chicago, 7.
Brooklyn, /; Pittsburgh, 0.
Cincinnati, 10; Boston, T.
st. Louis at Philadelphia (rain)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30

Boston.-Eddia FftzsfnnonS, New
York. won a Referees decision over
-Pinkie- Mitchell Milwaukee, In a
10-round bout
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
GIANTS CAIN BY
TRIMMING CUBS
Overcome Lead of Kiflefer's Twice
to Win Out by Score of
s to Z.

New York, Aug. S0.-Twice cir
cling around comfortable Cub leads
the Giants yesterday took the sec
ond game of the series from the
Killefers and crept up on the Pi-
rates again. The score was to Z.
Score:
Chicago IL o
New York IL l
Batteries-Freeman Jones, York
and killefer; Toney, Sallee and
Smith. Snyder.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30

Detroft-Ayeragfng sos miles
per hour, Miss America 1, with Gar
Wood at the wheel. took the second
p-mile= heat to the Gold Cup raea.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30

Boston. Aug Se.-The Braves sue-
Tered their seventh straight defeat
when Cincinnati won the opening
game by score OF 10 to 4. Score:
Cincinnati Il z
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30

Batteries Rixey and Wiago; Nc
Quflian. Morgan BraxtoR and Cow
ay.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
>}1Raltdi1l6S5'

GAMES TOMORROW.
Cedar Rapids at Rock Island.
Moline at Rockford.
Peoria at Tcrre Haute.
Bloomington at Evansville.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30
RraTex Trimmed -Arsan

Batteries-Cooper and Schmidt;
Suether and Miller.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-30

Totals .......2S 6 1O'lI I
*Kelly out for interference IN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
Carnival Space in Demand

Dan =. Smythe vigorously cham
piOned the carnival to be held soon by
Pendleton merchants and manufac-
turers. He explained the details re-
garding space reservations and urged
that as the space was going fast that
all local concerns engage space at
once. He urged especially that all
local manufacturing plants, of which
there are over a score IN Pendleton. be
sure of representation at the carnival.
There will be good entertainment
features during the carnival including
music and snappy program numbers
that will he enjoyed by all who attend.
Mr.. Smythe implored local people to
give earnest attention TO the buy-at-
home movement and asked that mer-
chants see that their establishments
are in position to compete with out Of
town rivals.
At the conclusion Of the regular
luncheon program President J. II.
Sturgis invited anyone present to
speak on any subject desired, saying
the luncheons are open forums where
it is the privilege Of any member TO
take part at will. He called upon Win
NJ. Peterson who confessed he had not
been attending the luncheOns pre-
viously but would be present on all fu.
ture occasions