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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08
Death of Mrs.
Ida C. Gavette at
Grand Junction

Gunnison friends of the family were
quite shocked to learn that Mrs. Ida
C. Gavette had passed away suddenly
Sunday night, at the home of her
son, Ralph Gavette in Grand Junction.
Heart failure was the direct cause of
death, altho Mrs. Gavette had been
in poor health for a number of years
past. She was nearing seventy years
Of age.
Mrs. Gavette, who has been spend
ing the past year with her son. Harry,
in Gunnison, left but few weeks ago
for Grand Junction, planning to spend
the winter in the lower altitude.
Deceased was born February 8, 1858
in Delaware county, New Jersey.
With her husband, the late Jos. H.
Gavette, who died in 1914, she came
70 Colorado in the early days. The
greater part Of her life since then has
been spent within Gunnison county,
where her five sons and q daughter
grew to manhood and womanhood. A
daughter, May, died when a small
girl, and one Of the boys, Arbie, fell
q victim TO the deadly flu during the
frightful epidemic few years ago.
Those who survive are: Leon E.
Gayette, now residing in Loveland;
Ralph Gaxette. Of Grand Junction;
Harry u, Gavette, Of Gunnison, DR..
Jos. A. Gavette, Of Leadville, and
Mrs. Ethel Bumgarner, who resides in
Arkansas.
Mrs. Gayette was an active woman.
. musician Of ability, and m untiring
church worker, taking keen interest
In club and social affairs. She was
ne of the most prominent, as well
a beloved members of Gunnison w.
RxC., No.. II, holding office several
tines. A gathering Of friends or
club or lodge members was one of her
greatest pleasures, and just before
6er recent departure from Gunnison to
Grand Junction, her son, Harry and
wifi rendered their mother a surprise
party. at which her beloved lodge sis
ters were guests. The affair brought
keen delight to her..
Mrs. Gavette was an active worker
for the cause Of the w. C. T. u, and
q woman of charitable and kindly
feelings toward all with whom she
came in contact. A large circle Of
friends in Gunnison will feel deep
pane Of sorrow at the passing Of an
other olktime resident Of 0ur city.
70 those who are left TO mourn the
loss Of . devoted mother. We extsnd
our sympathy.
Funeral services Wers held ct the
Junction this week. b. y. Cavstte and
wife going down Monday morning. On
rceafving q wire Of theif mothers
deafh. We understand tlhAt the ~
* ehildrsn vsreL ales Dreesnt 6
- f6nef1l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08
FL0TAT|0N At
CARTER NINE

The new flotation unit at the Carter
mill on Gold creek is nearing compile
tion, and Mr.. Carter expects to have it
in rnuning order within week Or ten
days. This is an additional process
designed to save the values IN gold
which seem inclined to escape in the
shines that form with this ore in the
mil. There is plenty of ore ut differ
ent shoots in the Carter tunnel and II
a successfui as hoped, Mr.. Carter
viii keep things steadily at work the
ether leasing OF doing contract work
at the present time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08
REPORTED STRIKE ZINC
ORE ON SPRING CREEK

A strike Of rich zinc ore is reported
from Spring Creek, near the Doctor
mine. John Erickson has been doing
assessment work on the John Sapp
claims this fall, and in the tunnel
made this find Of excellent ore. Its
size and richness sre yet TO be deter
mined. Mr.. Erickson came down on
Wednesday and yent out to Aspen for
the winter.
Zinc prices appear to be more favor
able of late. On page two Of this
paper, at the bottom Of column one,
are given current metal prices Of the
week, quoting zinc at I'll. It has
been below 500.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08
Redpath Lecture Good

The Redpath course lecture last
night by Roscoe Gilmore S,ott, was a
very eaioyable number and drew a
good attendance.
The next entertainment comes the
18th of January, when Stelfsky. fam
Gus violinist, viii BE- enjoyed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08

NJ. C. Kissick. stranger In our will
age, discovered some white mule Tues
day and while celebrating strolIed in
70 the Unique theatre and became
noisy. Sheriff. Pat and Deputy Dan
took him under their wing and the
next day he was fined IS and costs be-
fore Judge Napier.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08

. The indications are fair for the
finding of both natural gas and oil
in the San Luis valley. A drill sunk
to the depth of about 1000 feet near
Hooper has struck the oil sand and
considerable gas, and then lost the
drills. There is no question of sup
ply of natural gas in that vicinity and
there is probability that oil may be
found in commercial quantities.
Creede Candle:-It is generally und-
erstood that the mining camp Of Bo-
nanxa has somewhat "blowed up" for
the present. This camp is an old and
reliable camp and the influx was Great
ed by the resumption of work on the
Rawley mine, which at best, could en-
ploy but fifty or sixty men. Several
hundred arrived to fill the places and
as cold weather procluded outside
work, more recent arrivals will have
to move on. Quite few Creede people
are among the number.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08
sToCKMEN NOTICE

Watch the Kansas City market next
week. ! am printing in this issue K.
C. wires concerning present situation.
Regarding the railroad service out OF
this territory, am satisfied that you are
getting all the protection possible,
under present conditions. We appre-
ciate the Gunnison cattle that have
moved to X. c.. and are of opinion
that net results on any cattle moving
there in the next few weeks, will
show as well or better than other
markets:
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08

C. w. Martin has rented the Fon-
taine brick, recently finished, and will
move his family from its present To-
cation in the Grand Hotel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08
NATNL. L. 8. CON. @.

Kansas City, No, Dc. 8 -
c. h. Blske, Gunniscn, >Eolo.
Material decrease Id receipts mart
week. - soukhwest reads rcpoet -
erdsfs for cars IN vp11MsG.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08
DRAMATIC DE PARTMENT
of the
Colorado State Normal School
presents
MISS LULU BETT"
An American Comedy
of Manners
by
IONA GALE
IONA GALE
College Auditorium
Tuesday, December 12, f922
THE CAST

THE CAST
Monona Deacon n---- r. Susan Hogan
Dwight Herbert Deacon - Hugh Palmer
Ina Deacon --- Norma Gribbin
Lulu Bett t------ Wilma Doig
Bobby Larkln ------------ bruce Stone
Mrs. Bett Josephine Lakin
Diana Deacon -------- Viola Lane
Neil Cornish --.---------- Ton, NOurse
THE SCENES
ACT
Scene 1.-The Deacon's dining room.
Scene 2.-The same; ten days later.
ACT III
Scene 1.-The Deacon's living room;
month later.
Scene 2.-The same; the following
evening.
Scene S.-The same; . fortnight later
ACT III
(2nd Version) The Deacon,s living
room; morning later.
Director, Kathryn Firsbssgk Dawson
Orckestyu, r. Geo. Dasaeos, Director
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08

C. M. Long left on Wednesday fer
Denver on a short business trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-08
c. W. BLAKE.
Kansas City, NO., Dec 6. '2a

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec 6, ~.
Chet Blake Gunnison, Colo.
Best stock cattle all ages, about
stady. Killing cattle active and strong
today. Omaha shipping us son1
collies today which they were unable
to sell there satisfactorily yesterda0.
Think our market best on river =
prsnt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
WHITING DODGERS
DEFEAT CALUMETS



fhe Calunets or East Chicago met
their first defeat OF the season AT ,he
hands OF che Whiting Dodgers 41-22
Ihe Calum-ts were at 4 loss TO se,ve
the passing combination of tho Dode
ers They were outplayed at every
stage Of the gSme The Dode.-s
scored first At ore time the calu-
NETS were leading 141a II but th4v
were soon passed ny an avalanche 81
baskets by Dutallo. The half ended
% to is in favor Of the Dodgers The
second half the Calumets got only
ned goals; al were made by Guu1ick
who was the bright light for Calumet
Dufallo was the big gun for the DodR-
ers getting 70 points SenchaI, and
Walsko each got baskets apiece
Palinchar and Strischo played Inc
best game OF their careers at refef..e.
they seemed TO be everywhere rhf
i'ougers' as whole, have one Of The
strongest teams in the f25-ponnd H.
vision Since they re-orga nizea rba,
nayeh' lost game Here are som
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
POWERFUL
CAGE TOSSERS
At WHITING
srEt.AL 10 TIE INES

SPECIAL TO TIE TtAES3
WHITING. Ind, Jan. e6.-The RED
GreTn management had their choice
.his year or the fa-nous oswegv ave
or che New yark National clus which
hey played last year and beat Re-
norts from New York state seem to
iudicate that oxwego was the stronger
- the two and 50 a game was ar
rtnge. Now. from scores made - the
Empire State Ave since this booking
MAS made rte Red Crown club off,
,.isl. are conEratulatinS themselves
upcn securing this powerful aggre ga
lion Of tossers as t1e court attraction
thur sday night. This event assumes
The Importance OF tito fray-hsst
versus west-in independent circles.
fans Will remember the seest rec
ORD n,ade BY the os~ego team during
the 1904 season when that aggre
srst1on lost only I'VE out Of sixty
games played and defended its cham
7ionShtp t3tle In q worlds series tour
harncnt played IN Muscatine. Iowa.
against the famous Fairbanks Morse
i've OF Beleit Wis. This years squad
~IIl undcufbt eddy surprise basketball
ENTHUSIASTS as the fasteners have
signed UP stars c. basketball star
dom in the effort 10 win every game
- che year
Mike Roberts who has coached the
cam for several years has donned
the 0sx-egc uniform once more. Shan
Kjllrnurray efficient captain CT the
1rintet and Tuts Mcbride will be seen
in the lineup again Mcbride is act
ins as road manager on the tour
Manager Rasloe accompanied the team
10 Ccrtaoda \ y where they won
rheir drst game. but returned to Her
kirer where ne manages the inter
.seS OF the team en-touT.
EDDIE Mathews who has a follow
r. in fandem FOR several years, has
re5o.ned tho team. Mathews IS
Schenectady man. but il Well known
and is considered ono q the nest eos-
sers throughout the state Charles
Ma-lery and kenneth Easylnan are
being taken along AND mGcn IS eN-
recfei from both players. ~1ssynan
is = Fergirner boy WHO has come up
frora the ranks during the last i've
years.
Against this salaxy o. basket stars
tho Red Crowns viN have to use
their stror gesf iineup throughout the
.,arac Earl Watson Is now playing
With the squad regularly al forward
ard that means that ne VIII play Win
he Oilers against tho Chicago Big
Five on February .. The fans are
assured that each game will be real
championship quarrel from now on
till the end OF the seaEn.
Seat reservations may be MADE 81
Filters until 500 p n. on the Gay Oh
he fray. There wiu be only one game
which starts at soc sharp Dancing
,vii follow Immediately after ana con
ttaue until 11.oe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
e. CHICAGO FIVE
SCHEDULES GAME

With all victories ard no defeats.
the East Chicago club FIVE have cal
eudared a game with the Chicago Biz
Five team Tor February eth.
The regional teams furnishing NO
s,iff opposition it behoovss the club
boys to seeb battle with teams OF
higher caliber and those with a rep"
With a long list of consecutive
achievements, tho ability OF tho club
team is undisputed, coupled with
confidance ana the spirit TO win, the
East Chicago club now looks like a
positive pennant winner this year.
THE seneralship OF Coach Smith and
the discardsng Or many hackneyed
and book" plays are attributed to
the clubs triumph over the Whiting
Owls, Tuesday evening The East Chi
cage clubs high percentage over their
opponents was maintained in this
game. having won out with a score OF
81 20 IS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
JACK SHARKEY MAY Be
BOOKED FOR KENOSHA

WIN Joe Burnan. west side bantam
weight sand Frankie schaeffer. $50
FOUNDER Of the south side hard at
work for their ten round bout al
henosha on Feb. 8. plans are being
made to match the winner with Jack
sharkey CT New York for the next
show
Like . number Of other bantam
weights sharkey Is getting heavy. and
il is hard for linn to make IFS or 100
pounds Fighting at l26 pounds the
weight for the Burman- schaeffer bout.
is suitable to Sharkey The ticket
sale VIII open today at l5s North clark
street and SIT East 43d street. Chicago.
Announcements for trains viii be an
nounced later.
Sailor Freedman west side light
weight, yesterday was matched 10
meet Benny Cohen at Newark Feb.
Cohen is Newark fighter who has
been making quite an impression in
the east. Freedman and Manager Nil
Ter viii leave tomorrow for Philalel.
phia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
SOME ATTRACTION
AT WHITING
spEclAL 10 LIZ rIAEsa

WHITING. Ind Jan S6.-Cswc 40,
u the New York State League. viii be
Ire attraction tonight at Con-nunr sy
gym. against the formidable Red
crowns This osttle viii give t1e
fans a chance 10 compare Independent
basketball as rlaye6 by tho best teams
IN the east and west. The Oswego
ave have 4 much better record than
The New York Nationals who were
mere last year and went down in de-
reaa TO THO Red Crowns. In fact, tho
oyweSo crew have made such an i'm
preserve point pile against their a;p
,ererts This year that It will take the
ser3 70 force win
Earl Watson vii again De in the
red Crowr colo-- al forward pos
Ion with Gus Griesel ss his side
StoL a. the other Gorward position the
locsIs now have two sharp shooting
lurpirs~iee Of the hi CHEST order. Paul
watson will work at the pivot posi-
rsrn etock and Knowles Will tend
An. u-uard posts The Oilers are look
~ Forward 20 one OF the hardest
rou~ht games Of the year when the
whistle blows tonight
rh~ regeyre's whistle viii blow at
90 sharp and dancing will follow
.ru,rs.distely after the game, continu-
ins until 1i:ee.
L.incup-
whiting Red Grow ms Earl WATSON.
Potter. ri: Griesel. Kryzenky. lf, Paul
ws+son, Mastney. G.; Knowles, re;
Stsdr. Is.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
NUGGETS WIN
FROM GARY TEAM

4~t4r a hard and exciting game the
n,sxetr basketball team managed TO
,s.. out victory over the Cary Eag-
es las, night b. the score or u 70
- RE game was played at the Pres
oyterIan gym
~ he end OF the first half the score
stood : to in favor OF the Eagles but
the Midrets came back stronger. made
sa~er noir:s and held their opponents
- three This is the worst setback
ire Eagles have received this season
Tonight the Midgets play the In
diana lia-nor Dodgers al the Preshy-
terisn gyn a preliminary game be-
ven the Colonial A. c. and the Wal
,,c. Nationals will start at : O'Clock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
SPORTING NEWS
THAYER SCENE OF
BOUT CARD FEB. Z

LOWELL. Ind. Jan. e6.--JaoS Mil
er. Rensselaer, lightweight fighter who
has toecn alternating at Denote this
winter. viii step into the padded
arena at Thayer on the night OF Feb
ruary- ., III the windup bout TO 2 box
ing show that is 20 b. staged by the
Thayer Athletic club. Miller viii have
as his opponent Bob Watson. two
hsted fighter who claims Plymouth.
Ind, his home. Miller is cutting
out quite a task for himself. as he is
giving away ten pounds in weight
Miller will weigh in at l45 and WAT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
KEARNS MAY BOOK
CHAMP TO FIGHT
IN LONDON RING

NEW TclEK, Jan 2s.-I'fe picking
n erLs neck ~ the woods is likely 60
Prove scsnk, Jack kea.rns. manager for
1selx Dempsey, announced on his ar
rival here FROM Chicago yesterday. He
csrne east to keep an appointrn ent
with representatives OF an English
syndicate anxious to have Dempsey
~ ske a trip 10 England for a return
bateFe with Georges Carrentier
The oapp4r manager said the Eng
llsn pronnote~s had pa4s an a1lur1hg
FER. and thai a deal might fe closed
this eek for q London bout.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26

son at l59. The bout viii be for six
rounds
There viii he three fcur-round pre-
liminaries. In the opening prelimin-
AIRY Red Purl OF Chicago will meet
White Below Of Blue Island Ill The
boys are lightweights. Archie Simp-
son Of the Coast Artillery and c.
Lin gieburg OF Thayer will furnish the
entertainment in the second prelimin-
AIRY Each viii weigh in at 1876
pounds The semi -windup will find
Bugs Hopper Of 8oselawn and IL Han
away Of DeMotte exchanging wallnns.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
X. C. U. VS.. PEOPLES
GAS "INVINC1BLES

On Friday evening. January -, the
X T. L. will play the highly praised
OF the Peoyles Gas Light
Co. OF Chicago A tough game is ex-
pected as the Invincihies have been mop
ping up in great style, all competitors
in Chicago. Fans. here IS splendid
opportunity to see some real basket
ball. In their last two games the ~
C. L. were defeated Losing the first
game to the East Chicago Club. who
at present are playing such teams as
the Whiting Owls. Chicago Big Five,
etc. Nuff said. The second game was
won BY referee julius 10th of Calumet
A. G. for the Ave from his end of the
city by few points No damage was
done. For even their own fans said y
was our game. For games with b G.
L. call East Chicago SCAM at any
time up to .. m. ASK for Stanley.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
HAMMOND BOWLING
LEAGUE SCORES

MONDAY nj ght at McCools bowling
alleys there were some changes made
in the standing Of the light teams. the
NJ. s. Boots were losing two to the
Marks Ciothiers AND the Colonials took
the odd game from the Perrins
Summers Rec took two out OF three
from the Schloers while the McCools
took three games from the Nagdemsns
the scores or the games are as follows:
NAGDTMANS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

Decisions Of boxing representatives,
are:
At St. I4ouis-Rov Moore and Al
Walker boxed draw G2).
At Waterloo. la Tommy Comis1s ey
and Fritz Knipp boxed draw Ge)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
GAMES WANTED.

The Seat A. A. viii accept a chal-
lenge from any team averaging from
so to So pound teams. Write Tom Cou-
ghin. 725 Lincoln ave, Whiting. Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26

O. the teams they have beaten within
the last week: Hammond Pirates. 80
10 l3. and the Hammond independents,
81 to II. The Dodgers would like to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26

Osvego. n. TX eilnlurray. RI: Nc
Bride II: Mathews. G; Easymau re-;
Mallory. Tsoberts, lg.
Rnferhe Gavirfz. Illinois
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26
LOWELL TO MEET
E.. rHICAGO HIGH

lowell Hight school VII meet TIC
East Chicago High school basketball
team on their own grounds tomorrow
ntxht. The game has been called for
o'clock. TO oe held st the Mckinley
SCI, DOL gym
The advantage OF the East Chicago
team on n home ooor, If any. IL slight.
and hardly sufficient to make a. safe
prediction or singing cut the winner.
To those vino have Witnessed both
teams in action say 1T looks ike any
body's old game
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26

Dried Orange Peel.
Dried orange peeiing ~ mn excellent
preventive OF moths and produces no
unpleasant odor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26

meet any team in the l25-Ib. division
For games call whiting 24s w. and
ass for Emil. Come on you mana 3 afs
get busy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26

To furnish a diversion Tor sportdon
from outside games, tho Indiana itar-
Dor club teams have arranged TO meet
in basketball this evening al the kos
ciusko hall. The Polonios play the
strong White Eagle team. This is
said 20 be an arrangement long sought
TO decide the stronger team once and
for all time.
The interest developed the last few
days among Basketball fans OF tndi-
ana Harbor gives evidence of full
house
A curtain raiser wall be played be
tween the Hammond Hustler Juniors
and the Polonia Juniors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-09
First Big Rally Of Auburn Alumni of Jefferson County;
 Smoker at Hilln1an Tonight
Auburn Student Band to Give Concert Downtown Chairman Adams to Outline Plan of Campaign. Dr. Spright Dovvell, Charles F. DeBardeIeben
 and Other Speakers on Program-No Sub
 scriptions or Collection Will Be Taken

The Auburn band will arrive over the Seminole Limited today at 11;5O o'clock to attend the smoker and mass meeting tonight of the alumni of Birmingham and Jefferson county and to help forward the Greater Au- burn campaign.
 The meeting tonight which will be held at o'clock in the ball room of the Hillman hotel, will be the first big rally of the Jefferson county Auburn alumni and a large attendance is as- sured. Some of the best speakers of the campaign will be heard in brief addresses and a considerable part of the time will be given over to the band concert and to the singing of the old Auburn songs.
 The occasion wi be in the nature Of a smoker and light refreshments will also be served. Auburn men From Bessemer. Ensley Woodward. Brighton, North Birmingham, East Lake and every section of Jefferson county will be in attendance. It will be the first opportunity most of the alumni have had to hear the details of the campaign. No collections or subscriptions will be ia en, 1t Is an nounced.
 pr. Spright Dowell. president of Au- burn, will outline conditions at the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-09
WATER WORKS CO.
 ID PAY DIVIDEND
Quarterly Interest to Local Shareholders Is $14,000.
 Betterments, $700,000

Announcement is made by the Bir- mingham Water Works company that it's fourth quarterly dividend of 8 per cent on stock will became payable on March 15, and that the company will on that date mail out dividend checks to it's 1,S00 new preferred share holders.
 This dividend is declared on s7oo.- 900 of stock held by the local share holders and it represents a total of s14,000 in interest to be paid out at this time. The same amount is paid out each quarter in interest on this stock.
 Recently the Birmingham Water Works company has sold to Birming- ham people s700,00o in shares of the company. and the entire of this amount has been expended in im- provements to the company's prop erty in Birming ham, including seV- eral mains of pipe.
 The company's stock, 1t is stated, would be readily bought in any market at the liberal interest rates borne, but it is the policy of the com pany to dispose of the holdings Tn Birmingham as it believes that 1t can secure better cooperation from the public when that public is interested financially in the company Which serves the community.
 It is the custom of the Birmingham Water Works company to Buy III Birmingham" in making it's pur- chases. and every meter box installed by the company and every foot or cast iron pipe that has been laid were manufactured in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-09
Morris Bush on
 Selling Alabama
Industrial Progress of Alabama Reviewed at Rotary Luncheon

Rotarians yesterday heard an in- teresting and instructive discourse on Selling Alabama" by Morris M. Bush, when a large attendance at the southern club heard the speaker com ment on the statistical statement of Roger W. Babson, financier and re- nowned statistician, in which he charged that the only condition which held Alabama and the Birmingham district from great progressive strides was Tack of pep"
 Mir. Bush reviewed the industrial progress of the south and Alabama from the Civil war period until the present day and proved through a thorough delineation of the statement of the statistician that Alabama and Birmingham does not lack pep, but is now .auching upon an industrial program which will open wide the eyes of industrial America, thereby creating an epoch in the commercial life of the country which has never before been paralleled
 Delegates were named to the Savannah District conference. which
 meets in the Georgia port. which in clude J. W. Donnely, John Henley, Thornton Estes, W. J. Wheeler. Lloyd Josselyn, Otto Cook, R. D. Burnett, Tom Remie and Glenn Ireland, alter nate.