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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Georgetown 4. T. Union

Memhers of the Georgetown Loyal
Temperance union with their moth.
ers ENJOYED n social afternoon at tho
Amsf~Hnination Center Wednesday.
Miss Irene Evans conducted dTtil
by the children. Miss Christine Burke
gave a violin solo. accompanied by
Miss Mary f.afrr Refreshments were
served by the Fremont W. e. r. T..
the committee consisting of Mrs.
Sadls Townsend. Mrs. CARR. Phillips
and Mrs.. John Cairns Mothers and
children then adjourned 60 the school
grounds. wher~ ramss were played
under the leadership Of Mrs. Paul
Dick.
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KEf.so. -Reiao fishermen making
final shipments ~ sneit ara getting
ssirnon equipment IN readiness for
the spring SEASON on Columbia river.
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day. Aprii 20. from q until 7 O'Clock
brighton PIT. A.

day, April 20. from 9 until 7 O'Clock.
brighton PIT. A.
brighton PIT A. will meet Tues.
day. Aprii rs. AT $40 .. m. Election
~ officers aud delegates 90 the state
convention.
Delta Chi Molh-s~' Club
The Mothers club Of Delta Chi
fraternity will meet Tuesday. April
rs, al the Chapter House. 1906 ~
nth st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17

Tourniau~s was invented ny 1
French surgeon. Aor~i. In 1874.
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NtNn tNeAicf. the W Ntflth unworthy
club Ia presenting thrre plays written
nv A, NJ. Sinclair Wit tMrs. Frank
r. WIN. with the program arranged
a. follows:
I--rsH-
An idyi
Players
a aortsi......... wtihetmips Crawford
N,mphs sylvia neFuhsra Louise Sittsn
Musical scere by ueafss haEer
Pastoral srene
80. Interpretation BY sylvia nsrnhar,
The pauee Of the Streams s..ssss.ssst
....... Interpretation ~ louise aisssa
rhe Mortal Maid and Pan
settings ~ Mrs. Robert Sandal and
Mies hearS.
HAND EVER snArt. nn-
one Act and an iateslods
seere. Rsesptlsn room Of Protestant
school
Characters
A Mother Esarrett,e nar~r
Aehna. her daughtef. ,.... Eanic~ i.essie
MeFna. child Of sehss ,..ss.s Carol hasss
s.tsss.s...ssss..s Lots e@na@a
s.s....s.s.s.s.tttts. Louis SANDAL
interi,d.
'-v,.ien, pFeAm or Memory. wss snail
Guarud ..............Ev snw~ftn@ Burns
Aehsas ..s....s......s..... tuntes iessie
Morra ..ss..s.s.-sss...s tcar"i haNer
A Druid fri~stees. t.s..s.. LOIS Hsnael
A tAttie ncy..sf...*.s..ssf ranfis hshef
Incidental music from orisE's olas
rryEvasoH. arranged ny Mr., hsxrs
ffl-"pARS IT.
A Cross. secties, % American t1fs N Two
slides
Time ard riac..-roday Or yesterday.
IN siddiston. . city not toe fat from as-
atsis.
Laboratory.
Ths oFays' apartment
slide One.--i.asa ulxht
slide TWo--rhis morning.
Specimsnsi
Rahert GRAY Clifford Nswdaii
Allies Gray Evelyn Owen
Congressman naircu. ....4...sss....4.
............pr Fre.ieriex A. churchill
Mrs itoieom. -s.s. s...s.sts. Madame n
Mrs Murphy. an AfnsrirAa. ......
........ss..s....ss Marion Msrslii-ser
Oerhestra Miss EltnAh@th Degen. first
vislin. Ma Herbert A. cro~der. sseerd
sielia. Mf. vharies A. nsthest. viola Mr..
MlaaIsta-a. 'coilas Mr. cite aprFftas. star-
icn~s. Mr.. Luctsrs. flute. Mr.. Jehn Hep
pr. pssac
costumes for -And Ever snatI be and
Pan ~ Maussne Hyatt.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS To NJ A. Cottstsin
Ter settings % Darn It,
The curtain ripus at o'rtrrk
osnsral m4nsEvr-sr. William lee
Norris
proaueer-~ Mrs. Res~rs s@rdsn
I4ghttnx--N Mary r. walters
Casturnea- Frances =. HsvArie,
settings Mrs. sandal.
Pruprrties-- Nis4 kathsrtas Hepg. Mr.
Celia Rssfort -axlo
Bsslue~s ATS G~orw~ Anlidar,
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Mrs. A. Funding win entertain the
women's Auxiliary 10 Rainier Noble
i'ost next Wednesday Al an aii.day
meeting al her homo. ssoT nth ave
-. y. MIR. ceorre Radforf will pro-
vid. a picnic luncheon.
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Prnnram Of Three Plans

Next Friday evening at the Cor.
riSh theater. the women's univerity
club Ia presenting thrre PLAYS written
nv A, NJ. Sinclair Wit Mrs. Frank
r. WIN. with the program arranged
a. follows;
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Queen Anne study club will meet
AZ Queen Anne library. : .. m. life
OF Joseph Jefferson" Mrs. Hampton
Moran. "Jeff,rsona Playing Of Ills
Famous Roles Mrs. A. W. Fars
CHER. ne play RIP Van wlnkis, :
Mrs ]. Brown.
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Engdged

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph 8. Richards
,nnounre the engagement Of their
laughter. Marie Katherine, TO Mr..
uchard Emmett Barbec. the wedding
y take place In June.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

Gen. George Washington Circle
Gen. George Washington Circle.
No. 81. ladies' ~ the q. A. ". will
rive a ~ o'clock dinner Tuesday In
Veterans hail, All circles and pub
lie are invited.
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Current Century club wiii meet NJ
Ballard Branch library win decide
whether or not the club will affiliate
with City federation.
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The John Hay Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION VIII meet Tuesday. April ix
At Z o'clock sharp. at the school.
Two important business transar
lions are the election % officers and
the election Of delegates 10 the s,A,s
convention.
There will be short tnfk hv Mrs.
n. n. Todd. chairman Of city Parent
Teacher association playground and
recreation COMMITTEES. Her tonic win
Be Relation between Education and
Recreation"
a vocal solo win be given BY Mr.
Fay Fitch Knapp. Tho social hour
IL from 10 $50.
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Qusrrn.e Club
King Count, Graduate Nur-r-

A meeting II the mcfnherH - the
King County Graduate Nurses assc-
eiation doing private duty narsinxl.
with be heid on Tuesday. April IA. az
8 q. m. in the nurses club rooms.
nj the Y. W. G. A. This meeting u
for the rurpoa. of organizing a pri'
waite duty section Of the kins County
Graduate Nurses association. as re.
aucsted BY tho national association.
All nurses doing private duty nurs,
ing are urged 10 be present.
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sratiIe Cnrrt 80 4
Custer Camp

Seattle Court No. /. o. Of A.. vii
meet in Masonic Temple at 8 o. m
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Custer camp. Sons Of Veterans.
will hold a class initiation and con-
clude with a birthday service Ia com.
memoration OF Gen. Ulysses &.
Grant. In Veterans hall. Arrnory
Tuesday. April rs. at p. m. initia.
ton Of candidates by the team from
the sons OF Veterans OF Everett.
Flag drill by Sons of Veterans aux.
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Lincoln Circle Child Conservation
League

Lincoln Circle Child Conservation
League
Lincoln circle OF the Child Con.
servation league will meet Tuesday
April rs, AT a1o y. m. at the homo
OF Mrs, w, W. noughton. sS2s sun
nyslde ave.
Seattle Lodge No.
Seattle Lodge No. Z. p. H. y. A.
will entertain with progressive
whist party on Tuesday. April rs, al
s y. m. at Evergreen hail, A. @. Z.
". building. 1909 9Th ave. High
honors awarded and refreshments
viii be served. The social commit
toe. which Includes Mira. Jennie reils.
Ir.. Mrs, Clara Lotka, Mrs. Melissa
Wells and Mrs. Ernest frank. cor
daily invite friends OF the order 70
attend.
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Mrs. Harold Scott Mccaughcy IL
leaving Thursday for visalia, Cal.,
where she will join Mr.. McCaughey.
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Mothers club OF Kappa sigma
fraternity at o'clock at the chat
ter house.
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The Sunset Heights Literary club
wili meet with Mrs louie Miller
sSso Wsiiingferd ave. Tuesday
april rs. at y. IN.
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AspaAla club meets at FEDERATION
clubhouse AT o'clock. Dudley q.
woossn will speak on Mexican 2usa
ton Musical program follows.
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Eastern star club enter'ains 81
card. in ciubroons. 1850 Arcade
building. Mt o. m. Eastern Stars
and friends invited.
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If It's Tents, See Us

4. y. NAVY TENTS
Our Prices are 40 you can have .
tent this year
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Educational Club

Educational club will meet with
Mrs. J. Il. McGrew. sosT 18th ave
~, p IN. Luncheon.
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The Ladies' AID society Of tho s7d
~ ". y. church viii give a dinner
In the hasSnsnt 81 the church Thurs.
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Queen City sunshine club

The Queen city Sunshine club
will meet az the Masonic Temple
Tuesday, Apru ~. at p. m. Cards.
All Eastern stars Invited.
Qusrsnts Club
The ousrante club Will meet AZ the
home OF Mr. w = Terrell. asa
Beaek drive. =. W. Tuesday evening,
April rs. The program wil consist
Of two minute talks on How Would
You Choose Career for Your
c.hlidr" Min. Clara HRxelfreen, Mrs
W. A. Owen. Rev. =. A. Davies and
Mr.. w. r. iiltchlugr. Review Of
Main Street by Mrs. y. A. Davies.
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webster PIT. A.. st school. 40 p
m. Election Of officers and dele
gates 70 state convention.
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Madrona PIT. a. will meet At
school. Election OF officers and del.
cgaiea for state convention. Music
by school children.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-03-08

Mrs. @. y. Sine has been very
i'll ut her home near the school
building for several days. As
soon as She is able, she expects
to go to Il hospital for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. f.. Goodloe
returned Saturday night after
spending several days in Lex
nngton with their son, Tom who
is attending school at V. NJ. /
and a two weeks visit to Balti-
more, buying goods for the
Goodloe Brothers store.
Miss Ruth Watson spent the
week END in Norton with her
parents.
Rcv. u. A. Shugart, of Big
Stone Gap, was dinner guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs NJ ID. Collier
sunday. After dinner the par
~ notored to lmboden, where
Rev. Shugart was in charge of
the afternoon service. Cum
berland Progressive.
ROOMS FOR RENT. Man
and wife or small family pre-.
fcrred Mrs. Florence b. Elan.
ary .-adv.9-ll.
s. II. Thompson, president of
the Union Trust Company, of
Bristol, was a business visitor
TO the Gap on Tuesday and gave
this Office IA pleasant call
Attorney l.. NJ. Robinett, of
Jonesville. was in town Mon
day on professional business.
Rev. II. q. Reynolds, pastor
of the NJ r.. Church, South was
called To Concord, Tenn, last
Wednesday OH account of the
serious illness of his wife and
baby.
Miss McAndrews, of Mobile,
Ala, who has been spending n
few weeks in the Gap left Fri
day for Asheyille, N. G.
FOR RENT. - One Broom
apartment with bath, unfnr-
nished, in the Touraine. Apply
to the Monte Vista Hotel. adv.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Joshua f. Bullltt, Jr..
and little daughter, Margaret,
went to Bristol last week where
they spent several days Tho
guest of Mrs. y. X. Morrison
and Mrs. Jas. NJ Barker.
Mrs. Ed. II. Tate spent a few
days at Roda last week where
she was called on account Of
the serious illness of Mrs Wade
Tate.
FOR RENT.-i-room apart.
ment with large hall and bath
IN Touraine. Apply TO Monte
Vista Hotel. adv.
Mrs. R. G. Reynolds, who is
visiting relatives in Knoxville
for the past week has been sick
viii. the flu
Nollie Morton, who FOR some
time has been in the grocery
business with his brother, f. l..
Morton, in the Gap, has resign
ed his position and left Monday
morning for his home at Mary
vile, Tenn.
John ). llamblcn, Of lIamblen
Bros, returned last week from
Roanoke, where he attended the
annual meeting of the Virginia
, a. l a
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oPeut w euneSday IN BRISTOL
having some dental work done.
Misses Gladys Hurt and Ma
bel Dixon and George Blake, of
Norton, were in town Sunday
afternoon few hours.
The Saturday afternoon Bridge
Club will meet Saturday after
noon ut three O'Clock at the
Monte Vista Hotel with Mrs.
b. f. Warner.
John d. Keelrr, Jr.. of Bris-
toll was In town lust week one
DAY.
Mrs, J q. Muncy is having Il
lot of improvements nude on
home aud grounds on Poplar
Hill.
| STRAYED MULE.-IIas been
on my fnrm for months. Size
small, color black. Z or 5 years
old. If not called for i'll 10 days
will be sold for Keeping d. @.
Williams, Big Stone Gap, Va
adv.9-l0
| G. r. McCorkle and O. IL.
Beverly, of Wise. molored down
To the Gap Wednesday md
spent few hours on business.
DR.. H. NJ. Miles. of Norton,
was in town ono night last
week where he was called to
see a. l.. Witt, who has been
suffering with ear trouble cuus-
ed from an attack of influenza
several days ago.
| W. S. Yarbrough, of Louis.
vile, was among the travelling
men in town last week.
In the future my Holstein
Bull Will serve cows for Il fee OF
50 90 CASH ONLY. ~ John h.
Payne. -adv.9tf.
Supt. and Mrs. rhos. Green.
of Osaka, aud sister, Miss
Green, of England, attended
services at Christ church in the
Gap Sunday morning.
a Il. Stcrne, manager of Ilo-
tel Norton, aud father-in-law,
Mr. Written, of Blueiield. were
guests at the Monte Vista Ho.
tel Sunday for dinner.
FOR RENT. Two rooms, bath
and sleeping porch; upstairs APP
partment; furnished or unfur-
nished. Apply to Mrs. Joe Pot
ter.-adv.
Miss Purilee Buckley, who
spent last week in Knoxville re
turned 10 her home in the Gap
Saturday night Mrs. Katie
Lindsey, her sister, accompan-
led her home and will spend
several weeks here.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Collier
and daughter, of Appalachia,
motored to the Gap Sunday af
ternoon
Duran Reed aud Wilbur John
son, of Norton, were in the Gap
Sunday afternoon.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-One
horsegrain drill with grass seed
andfertiliZer attachment. John
b. Payne. adv Off.
Miss Bruce Skeen spent the
week end in Abingdon with her
sister, Miss Henrietta, who is
attending school at Martha
Washington College.
FOR SALE One large sized
Alaska Refrigerator. Almost
new. Apply this office. adv. If
Mrs Ben l.. Rucker, of Wash
ington, ID. G., arrived in the
Gap last week on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs Kart Stoehr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fugate and Miss
Beverly Bayne TAYLOR spent
Saturday afternoon in Appala.
CHA shopping.
Creed Anderson, of Norton.
spent Thursday in the Gap.
The ladies of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, will
hold their work meeting with
Mrs. j. III. Mathews Thursday
afternoon 1T $50 O'clock.
Charley Mahan and son. vii.
I
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE. I4,-
inston. ta-Thc Board q Visitors, nj thei,
Annual Meeting ON the 10Th o. next June. Vii
sppoint STATE CADETS To iii VACANCIES in
the ist 2nd. sth. ioth. llth. 18th, 10th and ash
Teese Appointments carry FREQ board AMI
Tuition; Applications should be sddNssed 10
tho undsisiknsd on or before juno iEth on forms
thai vill be rent upon reays.l
Z. W.NiCHoIs, sups.
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auxiliary OF the Presbyterian
church will meet with Miss Ma.
~ Ramsey Thursday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock.
| now have on hand a nice
shipment of Frost Proof Cab
bage Plants-several varieties
which | am selling ut soc for
100. If BY mail add Sc postage.
See ad elsewhere in this issue.
Henry y. Lyon, p. o. Box
2S6, Abingdon, Vu.-adv.
MIR, and Mrs. j. II. Wren and
small children spent several
days i'll Chilhowie last week
with relatives and friends.
The Young Girls Missionary
Society of the VI. +. Church,
South. viii hold their regular
meeting at the home OF Miss
Ruth Barron Friday afternoon
Ut $3.50 O'Clock.
Arthur Crawford spent sever.
al days last week with home
folks at Mendoza.
F. j. Garrett, of the Virginia
Sales Company, spent Friday
and Saturday in Lexington.
Ky, on business.
MIR. Horne, of Middletown
Ky. arrived IN the Gap FRIDAY
aud will spend several weeks at
Roda visiting his son, Paul
Horne, who is assistant super.
intcndent at that place.
Pitcher Wayne Wright left
here last week for Mobile, Ala f.
to join the st Louis Browns
who are in training Mt that
piece. Wayne had his first try
out7with st. Louis three years
ago, but was sold to the Louis.
vile team whore he played two
seasons. Last fall he was trad
ed back to st. Louis.
Mrs. Wade Tate, Of Roanoke
who has been seriously III for
several days with double pncn.
monia, is said To he slightly i'm
proving now and that there is
hopes for her recovery
Circle No. / of the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the presby terian
church will meet at the Presbv-
terrain Manse on Thursday az.
s.t
,,., :, ' nui',oer ~ people from TINS
h,,ri 'J'' - 't''e Wr , Ihe i'ineral and
the Peter Reason family Sra ~
yard near Olinyer Satnrd
ternoon. Mrs Olinrcr hsfaro
her marriage was Miss Mandy
Reasor. doiightcr If p.,+as y
sor, of the Cove. She died on
Thursday night from influenza
and pneumonia.
Tho ladies' IF ma Aiis.;,
Society Of ia ua,h. ni'as'I nm
connl Ihnrch en, e'""u .;,, FPS
sale OF cakes and pies and ev
erything nice" Saturday, March
tn from 10 TO IL O'Clock Mt
Pbon ,'V ~ S'T'e 0n,iers taken
= u'''i'er
James Marble. Of Harlan,
NY, spent several days in the
Gap last week
Mrs / 9. Tay lor left Monday
for Grecneville. Tenn. where
she will attend a conference M
the q reenayilla 0rnha
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Il EADQU ARTERS
FOR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
Let Us Serve Yons
The Famous Black Mountain Coal. None
Better. We can furnish you with Ego.
Lump or r. 0. NJ Phone us your orders
Our coal is cheapest when it comes to QUALITY
BUILDING MATERIAL

we handle Kingsport Brick Cnchfied Port
ahd Cement and Lime. Will have this week ora
car load Framina car load Flooring. Ceiling, Win
Vows doors, Roofing and all kinds Of Moulding
see US before you buy elsewhere. We can save
you money. ~ ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
FRAZIER NOMINATED FOR
u u. S; SENATOR OF N. DAKOTA

Election returns come in slowly in
North Dakota. The final results Of
the Republican primaries of last Wed
nesday are not known at this writing.
With 129 precincts missing out Of 2134
Frazier (Nonpartisan) had $3.50; Nc.
Cumber, 78,961 and McHarg, 1925.
!. For governor, Nestos q. V. Az with
2,001 precincts in, had 1896; Baker
(Nonpartisan) 77,245.
The result on. other offices is still
in doubt. The Nonpartisans appear to
have nominated D. G.. Pointdexter for
state auditor and S. A. Olsness for in
surance commissioner and their can.
didates for the railroad and ware
house commission seem to stand a
good chance OF nomination.
Nestos and his friends are not COM
nlitted against the League program of
state ownership. They are pledged to
complete the mill and elevator and
conduct them, as we'll as other. League
measures. This being true the labor.
ed explanations by the twin city re.
dictionary press Of the weakness OF
Senator McCumber are clearly misin.
terpretations. 4
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
ST. CLOUD DEFEATS
.WlLLMAR AT GOLF
Willmar Team. Lose to St. Cloud
By Small Msrgin Of Five Point.
:. 49,. Sunday 1872 T.:

St. Cloud turned the tables on the
Willmar golfers last Sunday at the
formers beautiful golf links when they
defeated the visitors from the Green
Lake Country, Club by margin Of
five points, The final score, stood 80
to A. Ten teams from each city par
ticipated in the contest. .4-e -:
;. The golf. course at St. Cloud has
been greatly improved and is one of
the finest in the state. A new golf
club house costing some $4,000 has
just been completed. 1t will be form.
ally opened On July 18th.
Dinner was served to the thirty-five
visitors from Willmar. The usual good
hospitality was accorded the visitors
and, the Willmar people feel greatly
indebted to the: St. Cloud hosts for
the entertainment given them Sunday:
Willmar Score. st. Cloud Score
Tallman, Oman, 49,; Erwin. Riley, 0.
C. Wallin, Freeman, 3; May-Wilson, 0.
Larson-W. Gratz, 0; Peterson Henne-
son, O.
Scott-Leach, 4: Hill.Haslom, o.
A. Wallin-R: Gratz, 9; More.Ruetell, 0.
Hultgren-Lundquist, O.; Bohner.Rosen.
berger, 4.
Spicer- 10; Trame-Atwood,. 0.
Chester Wallin,stanford, 0; Nealey-
Foumet, 8.
Chas. Wallin-Diffendorf, 0; Weber.
Levins, 9.
A. Carlson Carey. 0; Lilengren-Freder.
ickson, 20.
Totals, 80; "A. l. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
MINNESOTA KODAK
VIEWS CONTEST

Any good kodak pictures, taken in
Minnesota between now and July 9Th
which will help advertise the natural
beauties or productiveness(o OF the state.
may be entered. Lake scenes, land
sscapes, beauty spots, places of interest
farm lands or pretty drives are ex-
cellent subjects for contest pictures.
Send the films or negatives to the
Glenwood Film Shop, Glenwood, MINI.
Here they will be enlarged free Of
charge and displayed at the Contest
Exhibit July 18th. Join the fun and
help boost. Minnesota.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
MELROSE GETS WORST
BEATING IN HISTORY
Stearn. County Team Proves w cal
Opposition to Strong Willmar
Aggregation

The Willmar nine made slaughter
on the Melrose team on July 4th at
Melrose. After the dust had been
cleared away the scoreboard regis
tered % runs of which Willmar brot
across 20 tallies.
/. Roy Christian was on the slab for
the winners. He allowed II hits to
q hits of Schooner. who was the OPP
posing pitcher. ~
Christian also connected for four
hits. Peck" Kelly also made four
hits. One Of Kielty's hits went for q
homer and another q three Dagger.
5Berry2sswas also there whom 1t came to
the three base hits.
Score by innings:
Willmar s 90 % IS o s 90
Melrose 3 % 90 10 Q % s -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-05
IRA VELERS CARS
PASS S THRU |! 1 ]. ADA n
Tourists and Traveller. Stream
Thru Wilhmar for Summer Re-
sorts Of Minnesota

Strange faces and steady streams
of auto cars are visiting our city these
sunny days. During the past month
and with increasing. numbers travel
ers are passing thru Willmar bound
for the camping spots and summer re-
sorts of the state
At least Is travellers and tourists
cars pass thru our city each day.
These facts have been learned from
the two oil filling stations of the Stan
dard Oil and the Bartles-Scott. Those
in charge of these stations have been
kept at a double time pace to supply
the "gas" needs Of the travellers. rs
is the average it is said. Some days
the number reaches over one hundred.
The cars come from all states. On
Sunday cars were seen with banners
or licenses from the states of Florida,
Ohio, California and Texas Most of
the travellers however seem to hail
from Iowa, Nebraska, and South Da-
kota. Many of the tourists seem bound
for Sank Centre. Some stated that
they planned on spending several
weeks in Hubbard County in the nor
thern part of the state. Cars have
come also from Oregon and Indiana.
/ Several of the travellers expressed
themselves as we'll pleased with. the
highways Of the state but frowned
when passing over the streets of
Willmar. They understood however
that work was being done on the
streets and that soon Willmar would
take its place with other progressive
towns Of the state in the matter of
paved streets.