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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-29

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at Boston of close to $f.13. Other
sales through the west have been
made on. lower basis and the price
suggests that the wool may have been
bought for manufacturers account.
In the oston market there has been
considerable activity, although the
net sales to mills have been only fair.
prices show an upward tendency. At
the mills little change is reported" y
Great fires from little campfires
grow.
You are responsible. for the fire you
build.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
HEAD STUFFED
BY CATARRH? USE
A HEALING CREAM

II your nostrils are cloEgcd Your
throat distressed, or your head is
stnifcd by nasty catarrh or a cold
amply q little pure, antiScptic, germ
destroying cream into your nostr!ls
II penetrates through every air pas
sage. soothing !niiamcd swollen mem
orahes and you get instant relief.
How good IL feels. Your nostrils
are open. Your head is clear. No
more hawking. snuttiing. dryness or
struggling for breath. Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from any
d'uggist Colds and catnrrh yield like
magic. Don't stay stuffed up Relief
is sure ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
!. SMALL BANKS ALLOWED
TO Do TRUST BUSINESS
Institutions With $4,000 or
More Capital Included in
49, Assembly Measure.

Small banks In Nirainia. with $780,
600 ar more capital. may conduct a
trust tu.inpss without changing tho
name OF the institution To includc
the words "truKt." trusts" "incor-
horated" or Corporation" under the
provisions Of Senate bin No, $50
which WAS passed In the House of
delegates yesterday afternoon by n
vote OF II TO IS,
Delegate Frank w. DcFricce, OF
Eristo!. questioned tho wisdom OF the
smaller banks being permitted to
handle trust funds, pointing out tina;
i've or six such funds would place
100000 or more In tho hands OF the
bank without tond. Delegate T..
Hugh Smith. OF Northumberland.
rontcnded that the smaller banks
We're not properly equipped TO handle
such funds,
Delegate Il. Holman Willis Of
Eoanoke, said the Hill was n highly
proper measure and pointed out the
beueffts such privileges OF a bank
would he TO the country people.
I'VE have n splendid banking de-
partment." said Delegate Nelson :.
Groomc, OF Hampton, and two OK
aminat!ons are made each year. The
trust funds arc kept entirely sepa-
.ate from other funds in the banks"
Il was the view of Delegate X.
Lindsay Gordon. OF Louisa, that
small banks which were strong
enough 10 receive deposits should be
considered strong enough to admin
lister trust funds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

nuc TO 270i Second Avenue.
Burnett. j.: storage to II South
Harrison Street.
Chapman. Il. r.: Goa North Han.
cock street to 0O+ West Marshall
street.
Gibson. J. a.; storage to washing
ton. u. G.
Green. NJ: 900 Maufy Street to 2Ia
East Eleventh Street
Lipford, l.. r.: storage to Norfolk.
Va.
Miles. L.. L.; 80 North Second
Street to 3i2 South Third street.
Pcyton. X. L.; storage TO 1891 Blair
Street.
Ross". L. j.: storage to Valentine
Auction Company.
Seller. Charles IT,: 2329 Park Ave
nue. Ia 1909 Laburnum Avenue.
Tenser. y. L.. Jr.: 201 South Null
berry Ia 1905 Libby Terrace.
Wiener. NJ. T.: Cos IL North Twcn.
tF-hrSt Street 10 Gl3 North Twenty
second Street
Wood. w. T.: Ninth and Cary
Streets To Twenty-third and Fair
mount A,cnIc.
barrett. l.. c.; c. & o. Ky. TO eSls
Garland Avenue
Brown Q. H.; 1855 West Taylor
street 40 lag Winder Street.
Budd Hat Company: storage To
so" East Broad Street
Burch. X. c.: storage to Coz West
Grace Street
culpeper, J. H.: 2l09 Hanover Ave.
nue. I" 2l2? Hanover Avenue.
Dickson. T.: 1884 North Twenty
sixth Street to 1918 Short r street
Duke. T.: storage to 27lo West
Grace street
George. f; $50 South Pine street
To 20? East Main Street.
Folk. L. l.. Jr.: HOS West Grace
street :, SUFFOLK Va.
hansley. H.: 272S y street to POS
North Twenty first Street.
iiarErovc. w. s.: e4l4 FLOYD Ave-
sue 10 3el6 West Franklin street
iieyd, Charles a.: r. T.. & +. XIV.
C I'll North boulevard
iiinchman. w. s.: Ills West Ave-
"uc I" ioi North Davis Avenue.
llmhhs. c. T.; 1916 West Clay Street
I" storage.
Johnson. Il. E.: sill West Main
street to i2lS Taylor street.
Lloyd. ]. T.: Bloomberg. Micncla 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
WISE WO MEN

y famous medical man OF ancicn.
times states regarding his writings
mat they were but collection Of
knowledEe obtained from the Wise
Women"
DO you realize that in those ,;r,o.
Inc women. and not tho men knew.
ABOUT the healing properties of
medicinal plants. roots ana herbs >
from the earliest times. women had
" hho"trdsr OF the treatment OF dis
ease and of the healing merit Of root.
and herbs. ~"
Lydia T.. Piukham's V,rc.,jlc
oomp3und was originated by a wo-
man, hydia T.. rinkham. and is now
nho"h ana praised b. women of MI
ages II is prepared from roots aud
nerns having medicinal action OF
great value in tn" treatment OF from.
oi"s women so often havc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
SENATORS ASSAH
FOUR-POWER PACT
Continued From First Page

O.
mcntS OF Senators Lodge and Under
wood. In the midst OF the attack tho
Senate recessed until tomorrow. when
The 'irrcconcilahlcs" again are cx.
pcctcd TO take the offensive.
Broadsidcs against the pact were
delivered by both Senator Robinson
and Senator Reed. Democrat Mis-
souri,. while Senator'S Borah. Rcpub :
!ican. Idaho: Johnson. Republican.
California: Shields. Democrat. Ten
ncSSce: watson. Democrat. Georgia.
and others joined i'm with suggcs-
tons which struck at several of tho
conference treaties. The next OK
tended response from the treaty sup
porters is expected Saturday, when
Senator Underwood plans to take the
floor with prepared address cX-
planning the purposes ana results OF
the pact.
Arguing that tho treaty really
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pledges moro than claimed for IL by
called attention to tho provision
against discussion of domestic ques-
tions' under the treaty clauses and
asked why 1t was necessary to make
this exemption. II nothing but con-
rersat!on" was provided for between
tho FOUR signatorics. lie declared
mat tho other three powers regarded
the treaty as an alliance. and pre-
dictcd that tho United States would
have to do likewise In any future
war where Great britain. Japan and
France Joined forces against an out
side nation.
The mo alliance" reservation pre-
scented by the Foreign Relations
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West Street west ?c.5 feet by l25
:cct. March ). 1922. S2.2A0.
2+S-John j. Blake. trustee. to T..
w. Turner No. 3i7 east limo Thirty
sixth Street - fc"; south, Marshall
street south - fcct by ITO feet. March
|. 1922. H.75o.
2i6---NichHrd w. Jones. Robert y
Pollard. trustees. TO Arlio r. Law
renee No. ~ west line boulevard CO
feet south. Floyd Avenue south %
feet by i40 feet. March 3. 1872. sll.-
500.
256--.Gcddcs II. winston. trustee. TO
Tildon H.. Atkins west line Bryan
street 60 feet south. Redd Stree,
south $50 feet by III feet. March s,
1922. $4,000.
25s-J. H. Lawdcr. trustee. to Will
lie Ragland, Albert Bell north line
Centre Street l29 feet east line Full
ton Street 40 feet. March ). 1872
s7oo.
2Gi--H. {. Sutton. trustee To Eu-
gene NJ. Wallace east line boulevard
~ feet north. Chaiiin street north
81 feet by i@i feet. February ,, 1922.
$2.G50.
PEI. l.. Dcnoon. Nj u. Nunnally.
trustees. TO Martha {. Mcneil north
west corner Grove Avenue and Davis
'Ni'h'' - it'I ~ 49, l''N ~ litNNtS.
March :. 1922. $500.
26s-c. l.. Denuon. trustee. to
Martha &. Mcneil. northwest corner
Grove Avenue and Davis Avenue. 8,
fee, by Il? feet inches. March :.
1922. s3.lSo
25o--w. :. Robinson. Franklin l..
Robins. trustees. to II, II. lsley east
line Fifth Avenue. i2O feet north e
Alder street Goxl4O feet. January
:. 1922. $500.
27l--W y. Redd. trustee. to
Joseph :. Purncll, Jr.. No. 1913 cast
lin" Twcnty-tourth street. $50 feet
south $ Street south. 25xl25 feet.
March &. 1879. si,ioo.
272-W. L. Redd. trustee. to John
III. Anderson. l2l2-l2li north line al
ley. 100 feet north Harrison street,
west G5xS6 feet. March :. 1872.
$500.
es2-A. j. Chewing. /. NJ. bon
ley. trustees. 10 Thomas Smith. iaj
south line Dmval Street. 25xl30 feet.
i2l south line puval street. @5xlcl
feet. Yves: limo. ITO feet east line.
January -. lNc2. so.SSS.
:S5-H. II. Pollard. Lr. trustee. "a
Ernest l.. Taylor. 27l& East Broad
street. November IL. 1921. $3.50.
cSa-W. Il. Rcdd. trustee to Helen
-. Anderson, ives, line Noble Avenue.
900 feet north Brookland Park Boule-
ward. north 50xl55 fct. March 2.
1922. $500
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feet by l3o feet. March 2. 1922. Tax
H.3o. slo.
253-S. w. Rdbinson. trustee.
To Leon y. Reid north line NJ street
l22 feet east. Twenty ninth street
east 10 feet by 81 feet. February ~.
1929. 800.
254-Paraicc Sampson, ]. Milton
Sampson. Sadie NJ. (Nirc). To Samue,
j.. Davenport No. 1919 south limo Clay
street 1882 feet east. Kinney street
cast 10 foot by lt3 foct. February 81.
ls22. $500.
cs0-T. q. Campbell TO Willie Rag
land northeast corner Center and
Fulton streets 129 zee, by 40 feet.
February rs. 1879. Lien slO3 as
eumcs une-haif. Tax. /. $40.
?ds-Arthur Ralph t" II. +. Brown
south line Kcmprr Street 355 feet
by 80 feet. February %. 1929. $3.50.
265-Iohu Ii. Braxton, trustee, to
Christopher i. Foster No. loll south
feet by 1cI feet, March :. 1922.
sl.7oO.
219--Alsop Motor Corporation 10
John y. Sarras. south line Nottoway
Avenue. PCS feet east Hermtag va
Road. east l00Ni4i feet. January -,
1892. sl.l5O.
2S6-E. l.. Taylor TO W. u. Hurt,
south line Broad street. l3i feet . / y
inches west Twenty eighth street,
west - feet S IL innhes by l55 feet.
Lien, $4,000. November 10. 1921.
Tax. $3.50. $40.
2s1-w. u. Hurt. blanche NJ.
twife) TO Lucy e. Julian. south linz
Broad Street. l3t feet 3l-2 inches
west Twenty eighth street. west -
fee; Sl-2 inches by 1873 feet. Lien.
$1,000 March S. 1922. $3.50.
@so-J. II. Bennett. Jessie y. (wifcp
10 Flavins +. Walker, east line Mon
trosc Avenue. 69u feet north Brook
land Park boulevard, north 5oxl35
feet. March 6. la22. Tax. So. $40.
2"l-J. III. bennett. Jessie i. twifc,
to Flavins Il. Walker. west limo
Noble Avenue. $50 feet north Brook
land Fark boulevard. north aOxl35
feet. March :. 1924. Tax. s.. $40.
Rclcnacs.
"lS-A. ]. Chewing. Jr.. trustee. to
Rex O. Jones No. 32n2 west line Third
Avenue 20 feet north. Pollock Street
north '2.6 feet by li0 feet. March G..
1922. $4,000.
Ohm y. Cooke. Jr., trustee. to
t"SteeS trace Covenant HroSbytc-
,ian Church south line Monument,
Avenue $50 feet by $50 fec, north
east corner Grac. and Fourth streets
:, IL feet by lo2 feet March l. 1870
Sl2s.2O0.
2iO-W. T.. Purcell. Jr.. trustee. to
:. Coplan No 1914 north line FLOYD
Avenue Il? feet west. Plum stree,
ives; 2l.6 feet by 10. March :. 1872
$4,000.
Civ l.. Purcell trustee. 10 S.
Coplan No. 1912 north line Floyd Ave-
nue. 1915 feet west. Plumb Street west
ZIG feet by 40 feet, March /. 1922.
$500.
2i2-W. f. Purcell. Jr.. w. y. Klein.
trustee. To Mary \. Purcell No. Sill
south line Main Street 1902 feet west.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

few drops OF "OutEro" upon H. ,
skin surrounding the ingrowinE nail
reduces inflammation aud pain aud go
toughcns the tender. sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail. that IL can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
"OutEro" Is harmless antiscptic.
manufactured for &hlropndists. How
ever any one can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing dircc-
tionS.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
REALTY RECORDS

The following realty transactions
were recorded yesterday in the Chan
Gerry Court:
I,arEnin and Sale.
2l6-J. X. Pollard, special commits
sioncr, :. u. Galloway vs.. Carrie 6.
Moses, TO William Baker, west line
harrison street, l6 l-2 feet Ivy 40
feet. No. SIS. March :. 1922. $4,000.
2l9--RcX. q. Jones, Annie L. twlte).
To Haven lIoge Brewer, Jamie b
Cwife). No. 33O2 west line Third Ave-
nue., 20 feet North Pollock street
North Sc feet b. $40 feet. Decent
Der :, 1921. Tax $3.50 $40.
c23-W. T. Hood, Robert Lccky. Jr..
II. stuart Mclean. George Bryan.
trustees Grace Covenant Prcsbyteri-
an Church OF Richmond. VA. to y. l..
Mcclellan. northeast corner Fourth
apd Grace Streets. 81 10 feet by -?
feet. February IS. 1922. Tax. SIS.
$40.
224-A. i. Mcclellan. Mary u.
Cwifel. 10 Harry V. Cole, east line
Fourth street. SO feet north. Grace
Street north e feet by So feet, March
J. 1922. Tax SIT. $40.
226--A. l.. Mcclellan. Mary d.
Iwifc). 10 James c. Smyth. northeast
corner Fourth and Grace Streets. 80
= feet by GO feet. March !, 1922. Tax
Al $40.
2?s--A. L. Mcclellan. Mary u.
Cwifc>, 10 NJ. l.. Ilofheimcr. i. l..
Goldman. north lire Grace Street. 50
feet cas-; Fourth Street cast. 40 feet
by 60 feet.
East line Fourth street. co fca,
north Grace street north ~ feet by
SO feet. March /. 1922. Tax s49 $40.
2So-W. T.. Purcell. Jr, Minnie Lee
Cwife). to A. l.. Mcclellan. No. l.
west line Fourth Street. l6O.ll "a
= feet north Main street. West ST
feet north 81 feet, east 10 feet. south
11.G feet, east 76.G feet. south ia
feet. front on Fourth Street. January
81 1922. Lien $1,000. Tax $3.50
$40,
~ 23i-A. l.. Mcclellan. Mary D.
twifcp. to John T. wilson east line
Fourth Street 100 feet north. Grace
Street north 23.l 3-i feet by 81 feet,
March !. 1922. Tax. SIG. $40
e32-Anna NJ. Jackson To Lula II.
20 Sutton. west line Garland Avenue l5j
feet north, Erookland Park Houle-
ward north so fee, by 49, feet. Lien
$1,000, March 4. 1922. Tax. Is $40.
2aS-Mldrcd y. Westbr"ok. Robert
il. husbandl. To Jonathan Bryan, No.
200 northwest corner Chanin and
Mulberry Streets @o.l feet by 1903 feet.
Lien SG.i90, February IS. 1922 Tax
y. 5000. $40.
2Se-A. 5. Thomas to Katie s.
Thomas No. SIG F9urth Stree, 81 fec,
south. Baker street. south. 1915 feet
by 1872 feet, Fcbruary IS. 1892 Tax
$40. $40.
2i5-C. II. Archer, Julia II. Owirol.
-sto Louis Raldacci Nos. 500. Al. AS.
4l7 cast line Addison street lSG feet
south, Park Avenue south. Go feet
by 81 feet February rs 1920 T,y
SEQ. $40.
2'2-Aifred y. Keller 10 Laura 4.
ltoi%han"r north line Stuar; Avenue
$40 fee, west, Tilden street w.s, u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

Hurry. Mother! =, teaspoonfuI OF
california Fig syrup" now Will thor
ouEh!y clean the little bowels and in
a Few hours you have a we'll. playful
child again. Even a cross. feverish.
c"nstipated child loves its ..fruity"
taste. and mothers can rest easy be-
cause II never falls to work all the
sour bile and poisons right out of the
stomach and bowels without gripping
or upsetting the child
FcD your druggist YOU want only
the genuine california Fig syrup
which mas directions for babies and
children OF all ages printed on bottle.
Mother. you must say "CniifornIn."
Refuse any imi,ation.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

ic06 North Boulevard
Pollard j. c.; storage to Williams
burg. Va
Pucc!. II: storage to lI2l No, Il,
Twentieth Street.
Scales. Il. L.: 2IlO West Grac.
street To storage.
Smith Burkart Co.: storage tn
Philadelphia. Pa.
Starkc. y. p: storage to TO1 BrooI,
Road.
Williams. L.; S2I North Seventh
street to 1915 Catherine Street.
Wilson. w: 1908 North Twenty
ninth street to 1915 East Broad
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
GOOD FOR THAT "rLu" couc,t

For quick relief from the wearing
cough that hang on" after the grippe
or influenza. take Folcy's Honey and
ar. Mrs Is. ID. Drake. Childs. Md
that left me with "A sever. rourh
ho'ninE seemed To relieve me till
tried Folcy's Honey and Tar. which
can highly recommend" IL is also
Eood Tor Group. whoopinE cough and
'oids' II puts soothing healing
coating over the inlam.d surfaces
cuts inc DhleEm, eases hoarScncss
CLearS the air paSSaEes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Kd'a!sSIs
Nal;!z! 81!
Nl4aS!|iEl9!!Q Ea!!I!IaWAa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we B.
Il!IalalSl! s9a!sS!.S
MR2SsiSsISa|II S9EIIss ssllls
DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
WendelPs Pills, Ambition
Brand, for Rundown,
Tired-Out People.

Ii you feel tired out. ont OF sorts, dc.-
pondeht. mentally or physically depressed.
gel 60 cent box OF Wcudclra Pills Am
nition brand. at Tragic Drug Company,
toamy ana TAKE tho first big step toward
feeling better right away.
III you work too hard. smoke too much.
or are nervous. Wcndelrs Pills, Ambition
brand. VIII make you feel better In three
Gass or money back from Tragic Drug
Company on tho hrst box purchased.
AS treatment for affections OF tho
nervous system. constipation, loss OF an.
petite. eleoplcssnesa. or Nervous Indiee..
tion' get a box of Wendclrs Pills, AmbS
ton Brand, today on tho money hacN
plan.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
REMOVALS YESTERDAY

Removals recorded yesterday were
as follows:
i'rau. X. l.; Southern depot 10
1918 l-2 Hull Street
Bryan, w. O.: 1905 Delaware Ave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

Committee. Senator Robinson assert
cd. would not be sufficient TO protect
tho interests of this country. IIe
asked for amendment of the treaty
text itself In two particulars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
You Need Not IInv. n Cold

II you will take Laxative RkOMO
QU1NlNE Tablets when you feel tho
first symptoms OF a Cold coming on.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

oh yes SIDNOR HUNDLEY remnants for Friday
Sales There will be remnant of that carload Of Cedar
NESTS and it's because that fly has not called unon
YOU Never mind, they will be there both Mr. and Mrs
and don't you forget it..
"he 'heFe rs saving of $500 these Chests seems
10 us folks of good reasoning faculties would get ia NOV
ing toward the Heart City" S. & H have started
Somehlg and to keep move just come around and
mop on the band wagon Everything wheels even these
CHESTS Another carload Of in today from G. r the
city on the and
oohe remnants OF that Of WHITE FURNITURE will
De mere too BE now, though early get some
while the getting good ems
y 5s0@V@ ="V @v@
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

The following realty transactions
were recorded yesterday in the Chan
Gerry Court:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

Golf II considered the most dlffi.
cult sport TO master.
n takes years TO develop the aklti
that makes for champion.
Yet Of all sport titles none IL held
on such uncertain tenure hs that 81
the golf champion. Usually u ~ a
mighty brief one.
During the summer We have had
couple 81 striking examples Of this.
Jock iIuichlson. the British open
champion of 1891. went abroad TO de.
fcnd his title. he made showing
worthy % a champion. However. Il
waa not good enough 10 retain the
title. Walter Hagen won tho Brit.
lah honcrs.
Recently al Chicago. Jim Barnes.
the United states champion. was up
against classy field. lie played
wsil bu, Gene saraxen dld consider
ably better.
IN tho American opcn event wan
Waiter Hagen. just hack from his
British triumph. lie wRa one OF the
many golfers who bowed Ia Saraxsn'a
prowesn.
Furthermore. golf champions sci
dom repeat Rarely does the winner
Of certain championship contest
hold tho title longer than year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

In tennis BIN Tlldcn reignE su.
preme among tho men. while Moiia
Mallory and Susnnnc LenEien are
easily the class OF the feminine stars.
II IL much the same In baseball.
Ty Cobb year after year has led the
American league in batting. occa.
sionaily some batsman viii carry off
the honors for a year. but Cobb IN.
varinbiy recoycrs the title the fol
lowing season.
The element Of luck figures largely
In every sport. Golf IL no exception,
As a matter OF fact. all other things
being equal. luck usually determines
the winner In any Of the big golf
matches.
Recently I discussed this feature
OF play with one OF the games great.
csf players.
Here was the WV he sized u up.
In every biz championship match
there arc perhaps 30 players whose
goifing ability IL about equal. There.
fore. u n only natural that tho cham
plonship should be decided by the
breaks Of tho game"
Keen competition from large
field also plays a big part In defeat
Ing a golf champion.
No wonder professional golfer
uses his title 70 every possible adyan.
fage while he has II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22
Aquatic and Field Stars
Bulge Labor Day Roster

WITH flower Of Northwest aquatic
w circles already entered and an
impressive flock Of cinder iumlnarles
signifying their Intention OF signing
the blanks. tho big Labor day A. A.
Z. track field and aquatic meet. 10
b. staged In tho stadium and Lake
Washington canal on Labor day.
promises a sensational wtndup Of the
outdoor swimming and track season
for this srction Of The timber.
Tho the names Of several well.
known track and field performers
are ON the lists. n IL the swimming
and diving artists who have come
forward with the biggest rush. From
fheiooks 81 things now. nearly every
splash dog who prctends 20 b. a
swimmer az all will kick up the rip.
pies in the canal on Labor day.
In the track events. Brice Taylor.
tho star Splinter and jumper Of tho
Franklin high school team. offers
strong opposition for other contest
ants. vcrn Fry. Taylor's rival In the
sprints in high school circles. prom.
Uses that Taylor will move for his
medals. Fry ran for Lincoln high
school last spring.
a string OF stars that makes the
entry book look like sky map have
ioftcd down their Ecrnwia for the wa.
ter meet. Tho crack Crystal club has
entered the fracas almost en- force.
and II Is an impressive array Of
names they will have on the roster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22
TEACHES 521 TO
SWIM IN 3 DAYS

Paul Heudepohl. swimming In.
structcr at oats Naistorlum. Seaside.
Oregon. is gaining reputation at
that resort that will bring a demand
that he return next season. II Is
easy 10 believe the stories that one
hears OF Huodcpohl as he has been
known to teach as many as 52f chill
dren TO swim In three days. This
was accomplished this spring at the
ArtcsIan Mineral Springs Natatori.
um. Yakima.
Each ono OF the entrants in the
instructions were properly tested as
TO their ability 20 swim before the
lessons took place. Their names were
listed on cards and n record kept OF
their progress. Two swimming cx.
perts passed upon the children after
they were claimed to have learned
the art OF natation by Heudepohl. 1t
was found that out OF g15 entrants
52i swan 40 feet. A wonderful rec.
ord. Hucdcpohl used the Brink sys
tenn OF teaching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

Labor day.
Nitric Konowaloff. Pacific coan,
champion ~ the 40. and ss0.yard
spirits and holder Of the Northwest
record for the soyard event. has en-.
tered
Harry spcidci. former Norshwes,
hackn'rok~ champion. Lambert
sternbcrEh. Northwest breast stroke
title holder. and Merlin "Blacki."
Fsddcn are trio Of artists who
viii entertain the spectators.
The contestants arc not limited
% the male part Of the aquatic
population. for three brilliant WON.
en- performers will be after tho
henors for the shriIi sex. Madeleine
riess. Kathryn Brown and Hester
Eastman are the three women stars
with the best records In their wake
Harry Mcwaters. a crack sprint
swimmer. and sprigEs Wnscher.
champion OF the University of
Washington. arc two more lads who
promise stiff competition for the
rest OF tho boys.
All events will be conducted un.
der A. A. Z. regulations and any
records made will be recognized by
the A. A. Y. Contestants must be
amateurs and registered in the A.
A. 4. Registrations may be made
with Earl Frye. at Piper a Taft's.
T. O. Hoagland. spaldInT's. and Don
vickers or Guy Sherwood. Crystal
Pool.