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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-22
SECTION ONE
(LooP-SoUTH TERRITORY
Attention.!

The section membership meeting of Section No. l.
which takes in the following branches: South Side Eng
fish, South Side Scandinavian, Engewood English Cloth
ing Shop Nuclei Nos 2, and A. will be held Wednesday,
October FL p. M sharp, at the South Side Community
House, 1901 S. Wabash Ave.
Every member of the Workers Party attached to any
one OF the above named units attend this meeting
he she wishes to retain membership in the Workers
(Communst) Party
Registration of all members will take place here for
reorganization purposes and assignments where the
various comrades belong, will be made.
It is OF the utmost Importance the successful re-
organization of the party in the city of Chicago that every
member belonging to Section No. attend this meeting
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-22
HUNDREDS ATTEND
PARTY TO RESCUE
WORKERS DAILY
Art Exhibit Attracts
Men and Money

The first Chicago DAILY WORKER
RESCUE Party" held at Imperial Hall
by direction Of the North Side branch
attracted hundreds Of workers who
were delightfully."- surprised.
Drawings Go Quickly.
Decorating the walls of the hall
we're framed, mounted and unmounted
drawings and cartoons Of the best ar
lists in the labor movement. The
choice work Of Bob Minor, Fred Ellis,
Maurice Becker, Lydia Gibson and
many others, all of which have ap-
peared during the past two years in
the DAILY WORKER and the Work
ers Monthly, were sold and some
auctioned in a novel manner that en-
tertained the workers who crowded
the hall and brought spirited bidding
for choice original drawings from
workers who searched their pockets
and went the limit"
A gang plank to the stage brought
visitors ION deck" to the ship where
game was played that helped to
save the DAILY WORKER" and
gave cigars to accurate horse shoe
pitchers.
Coffee and Doughnuts Popular.
Coffee and "1ife preservers" were
distributed freely without charge-and
many took advantage to subscribe to
The DAILY WORKER on the sub
scription bricks" attached to the
doughnuts.
A spirited contest for an original
cartoon to be made of the winner by
Fred Ellis, narrowed down to two
popular members of the sex (sup-
posedly) "easier to look at" and was
won by Anna Lawrence lover Billie
Shachtman) in last minute rush of
five hundred votes from an admirer-
at penny a vote. Both contestants
being so easy on the eyes," Comrade
Ellis, the cartoonist, offered to make
drawings Of both, and everybody was
happy.
A Finnish orchestra did "do-fun-
MES" that made dancing easy and
good fun. Sandwiches were good and
cake so good that it pleased the cake
eaters.
A radio set was donated and ratified.
Even couple dozen Gillette razors,
also donation, were sold around the
hall to bearded Bolsheviks. It all
helped nicely to bring home the
bacon"
1t was a night Of real good fun
for a real good purpose-and this
painless way" Of raising funds for the
DAILY WORKER is now being adopt
ed in many. cities. Chicago has al
ready two others in the making, while
New York has six rescue parties on
the way.
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SECTION ~. Mid City Industrial
Section.


Begin Chicago River (near Kinzie)
north to Division, west to Ashland,
south to Washington Blvd, west to
Crawford, north to North Ave-, west
to city limits, inclusive of Cicero and
south along city limits to 22nd street,
then east to Drainage Canal and 22nd
street.
Party units to be included in this
section: Greek, Armenian (Fed) Mid
City English, DAILY WORKER nue.
leus, Bulgarian, Douglas Park Jewish,
Douglas Park English Armenian indie
pendent, Spanish, Czech No. g. Cic-
ero: Lithuanian No "a, English, Czech
men and women's, Italian, Czecho-Slo-
yak No. 1, Brookfield, North Berwyn,
S. Slavic No. 1, Lithuanian No. 2,
Lithuanian No. n, Italian 31st. Here
there should be at least four sub-sec-
lions, Shop nucleus No. z, Italian 18th,
Italian 10Th.
Time and place of section member
ship meeting at which registration of
membership will take place for reor-
ganization into shop and street nuclei:
Wednesday, Nov. IS, Roosevelt Hall,
S437 W. Roosevelt Road
Industries: Clothing and light
manufacturing sections. Cicero and
Grant Works, Western, etc.
Political divisions: Fifth and 9Th
congressional, 2, Is, II, 10, 21st sena-
torial 20, 81, %, 49,, "a, rs,
rs, 81, 90, 80 and 31st wards.
SECTION v. North Side.
Lake Michigan and Chicago River
(on north), north to city limits, west
along city limits to North Shore chan
mel, south along North Shore chan
nel-Chicago River north branch to
Robey, south along Robey to Hoyne
and corner Division st.
Party units to be included in this
section: North Side English, Finnish,
German, Hungarian, Roumanian, Ital-
ian Terra Gotta, Lakeview Scandinay-
ian.
Time and place of section member
ship meeting at which registration of
membership will take place for reor-
ganization into shop and street nuclei;
Thursday, October 49, 1925, p. M,
Imperial Hall, 24O9 No. Halsted.
Industries: Includes the Goose Is
land Industrial section and the light
manufacturing and residential Sec
tions of the northwest.
Political divisions: Eighth and 9th
congressional; 81, 20, 81 senatorial.
80, AZ, 4S, "A, 10th wards.
SECTION VI. Northwest.
Washington Blvd. and Robey north
to Chicago Riyer-North Shore chan
mel to city limits; west along city linn
its and south along city limits to Madi-
son; then east to Laramie, north to
Kinzie, east to Kenton, then north to
North Ave. and east to Crawford.
then south to Washington Blvd and
then east to Robey.
Washington Blvd.
Party units to be included in this
section: North Side Polish, Russian,
Northwest Jewish, Northwest Eng
lish, Karl Marx Scandinavian, Lithu-
anian No. 3, Lettish, Car shop nucle-
us No. 6, Ukrainian No. 1, Slovak No.
l, Irving Park English, Slovak JEFF
ferson Park.
Time and place of section member
ship meeting at which registration of
membership will take place for reor-
Eanizaticr into shop ard street nuc.ei.
Thursday, Nov IL, 1925, p. m, at
Workers Lyceum, 1888 Hirsch Blvd.
(Tentative).
Industries: Railroad shops, clear
ing industrial district, clothing, etc.
Political divisions: Seventh congress
sional-23, % senatorial, 2S 80, "a,
80, &c, 81, 3S, 40 and 41st wards.
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Section |. Loop-south Territory.
Lake Michigan and Chicago River
northwest to Canal; then south to
Wentworth, along State street to 67th
street south.
Party units to be included in this
section: South Side English, South
Side Scandinavian, Englewood Eng
fish, clothing shop nuclei No. 2, No.
and No. 4.
Time and place Of section member
ship meeting at which registration Of
membership will take place for reor-
ganization into shop and street nue.
lei: Wednesday, Oct. 81, p. m, at
Community Center, 1901 South Wa
bash Ave.
Industries: Loop Commerce and
trade-Newspapers and publishers,
railroad terminals, warehouses, freight
and express docks, light manufactur-
ing center, and the southeast residen.
tial section shall be attached thereto.
Political Divisions: First congress
sional-1, 8, 5, senatorial l, 2, 3, A, 5,
wards.
Section u. Pullman and Vicinity.
South Of 67th street, and all of Pull
man, inclusive of Hegewisch, Chicago
Heights, South Chicago, Grand Cross
ing, Burnside, Roseland, Dauphin
Park, etc.
Party units to be included in this
section: Italian Dauphin Park, Ital-
ian Grand Crossing, Ukrainian
branch No. 2; Polish branch, Russian
branch, South Slavic branch, Ukrain-
ian No. z. Ford nucleus, Pullman
nucleus, Illinois Steel, Wisconsin
Steel. Chicago Lithuanian.
Time and place of section member
ship meeting at which registration of
membership will take place for reor-
ganization into shop and street nue.
lei: Stanciks Hail. 2O5 E. 115th ST.,
Wednesday, Oct. 2S, 1925, D. m.
Industries: Heavy industry section,
steel, cars, foundries, etc.
Political Divisions: Second and Srd
congressional; z, IL, 10 senatorial Z, 8,
8, 10, Is, 18th wards.
SECTION III.
Central Manufacturing Area. 22nd
street and Canal, then south along
Wentworth-State SITS. to 9th street
south; then west to city limits, and
north along city limits and Illinois
Michigan Canal to 22nd street.
Party units to be included in this
section: Lithuanian No. 5, Lithuanian
No. Al, Lithuanian No. SO. Ukrainian
South Side, No. 5, Polish South Side
No. %, Czecho-Slovak, Town Of Lake,
Slovak Town of Lake.
Time and Place Of section member
ship meeting at which registration of
membership will take place for reor-
ganization into shop and street nue.
lei: Wednesday. Nov. 4, s D. m, at
Wins, 3116 S. Halsted ST.
Industries: Stockyards and central
manufacturing section.
Political divisions: Fourth congress
sional; and 8 senatorial, IL, IL. 10,
IA, Is, 16, II wards.
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MICHAEL FRUNzB SOVIET
ARMY HEAD, TO UNDERGO
OPERATION IN MOSCOW

MOSCOW, Oct. 2o.-cen. Michael
Frunze, successor Ct Leon Trotsky
as commlssar Of war, is seriously
Ill in the Kremlin hospital from
ulcer Of the duodenom, and an i'm
mediate operation hasSbeen decided
on. Like NJ. Trotsky, who is also
i'll with intestinal and kidney dis
orders, Gen. Frunze worked from
fifteen to eighteen hours day at
the commissariat Of war.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-22
CHICAGO DISTRICT PARTY FRACTION
MEETINGS FOR UNION MOBILIZATION

In addition to the fraction meetings
southern illinois, by svabec
owing
and
Thursday October 22-Waukegan,
Friday October 23-South Bend, Ind.
Sunday, October 81 County Ind.
Monday October
Wednesday, October S-k Mis-
Friday October 3o-JoIet,
Saturday, October s1-Sheboygan
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-22
TWO MORE FEDERATION BUREAUS
ON JOB WITH REORGANIZATION

The organization department response from
federation which
their sec
TONS
Lithuanian
five consisting of Andrus katius Gasunas
York;
mssion chas. T.. and Krasich.
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CLEVELAND COMRADES, TAKE NOTE!

All Cleveland
tend membership meeting Saturday
Slavic Hall, 56o7 St. question will be
taken up significance
should fail attend No
been checkup the com.
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Attention. Group Lsadsrsl

A group leaders meeting will be
held tonight at 2613 Hirsch Blvd. at
s o'clock sharp. All those interested
junior work are urged to attend
his meeting. Very important
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-22

Wrap your lunch in a copy of
the DAILY WORKER and give
it 1.-THE DAILY WORKER, not the
lunch) to your shop-mate.
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DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS
RESPONDING TO THE CALL TO
aRESCUE THE DAILY WORKER

lively
of for
THE
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-22
TEMPORARY SUBDIVISION OF THE -
CITY OF CHICAGO PROPOSED BY C..,E. &C.
DIST. REORGANIZATION COMMISSION

consisting
chicago
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-22
ROBERT MINOR TO co ON BIG
WESTERN SPEAKING TOUR FOR
ORGANIZATION DEPARTMENT


problems
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-22

The bosses use the police and
courts. We must take them
from the bosses.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-22
Pittsburgh Gets Good Start.

Dear rade:-Received your
special delivery and telegram inform
ing me of the difficult situation in
which The DAILY WORKER finds it.
self at this time We shall make an
effort to raise as much as possible,
but this will take a few days. The
secretariat was instructed by the dis.
trict executive committee to take
steps that Save The DAILY WORK
Err Committees are organized by all
and every unit of the party in this
district
Last night we were down to the
Jewish branch where a pledge for
$4,000 was made. A $4,000 check
was sent Immediately. We will also
try to settle the literature account
with The DAILY WORKER and ]
have written Com. Loeb about this
matter. Out of the $409 due The
DAILY WORKER for literature, there
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over the territory as fast as the Ford
will go.
Fraternally yours,
alfred Knutson.'
Cleveland Mobilizes.
Dear Comrade:- Received your
wire and also Comrade Lovestone's
directions for an emergency campaign
for The DAILY WORKER.
81 Immediately sent out an alarm
call to all the branches, incorporat-
ing the methods that they must en-
ploy at once in order to raise money
to save the daily.
Tonight we held meeting of the
branch organizers in Cleveland, most
Of them turned up and mapped out
the immediate steps that they must
take. l believe that you will receive
some money Immediately, and within
a few weeks, more should come in.
The comrades agreed that help must
be given and promised to do every
thing in their power to get it to-
gether.
"They are to see their executive
committees within the next two days
They are to visit the fraternal or
CARNATIONS and sympathizers. We
shall cover the trade unions and other
organizations that are at all sympa-
thetic.
''If the comrades meet the situa-
ton at all comensurately, money
should be forthcoming without delay.
"Fraternally yours,
81 Amter District Organizer I"
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Agricultural District on the Job.
Dear Comrade Lovestone:- Re-
ceived your hurry up call to save The
DAILY WORKER, and wish to say
that / have laid aside everything else
for the time being and am rushing
over the territory as fast as the Ford
will go.
"sFraternally yours,
"Alfred Knutson. 4"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-22

The first Chicago DAILY WORKER
Rescue Party" held at Imperial Hal
by direction of the North Side branch
attracted hundreds Of workers who
were delightfully."- surprised.
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Ballard Weak

THE Ballard team WAS wocfully
L weak. fumbling badly and evil
IDENTIFY not having rhaped tho fun
damentals Of tho game. This was
pr,lculArly shown when Todd kicked
out Of bounds on his own 20-yard
line.
Instead 81 refusing a penalty as
Franklin was offsIde on the kick. and
taking the bali on the 20-yard line.
tho Beavers gave Todd another
chance 10 kick and lost It's only
chance TO score.
At the very end OF the game
Ted frisk picked up one Of
Todds punts ON his own 2e.yard
line just as the pistol announcing
that time WA up, sounded. la.
stead Of completing the play and
attempting 10 run with the ball
he stood stiIl. thinking the game
was over.
AZ matter OF fact. the Franklin
substitutes ran on the field when
tho pistol was shoi and in a tight
game Il would be nicn question for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Odds Given
Pirates
to Cop
Odds May Be Even if
Peckinpaugh and Bucky
Harris Can Start
BY Henry l.. Farrell

ny ttNHi -. hiif
NEW York. Oct. with all the
IN surprises and dlsappolntments
u the 1895 season recorded la
closed book. and .ho season com,
pleted, baseball today wah ready for
the INST game OF tho worlds series
between tho champion Washington
senators and the ri,tsburg Pirates,
starting Wednesday IN Pitiaburg.
New Yorks delegation OF officials.
scribcS and those fans who have
money enough 20 qualify as regulars.
left TO make suro OF promised hotel
rooms and get In on ali the prolimi,
nary conversation. without which "A
series never can bo started
John A. Hcydler president OF the
National league. headed tho New
York delegation. which included John
J. MoGraw. manager OF the former
champion Giants. and tIuRhie Jen.
nings. his first assistant Others IN
tho party were Col. Jake Rupert.
owner of Tho Yankees. nnd his re-.
formed prodigai, Hsbe Ruth.
Opinions Identified tho speakers.
Those who picked the Aeautors were
American leaguerB and those who
favored tho Pirates were from the
National league.
Pi,tshurg was sam a 20 8 favorlte
III the little betting that was done in
the financial districts. but there was
no Washington money In sight and
bets aggregating tz5 900 that wers
offered on pittsburg nj q 10 6 found
no takers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

Beaten by
Todd Team

CtosE scores featured play in the
" opening Of tho soccer league
Sunday. Of Western Washington.
The feature Ramo between Black
Diamond aud Maple Leafa, at Lower
Woodland park. ended in tic at one.
ait.
Two champions we're beaten in
division :. the Builders' Brick eleven
downing the viaingH. TO 0. and the
Tacoma Tigers winning from the
Palace Billiards. to ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

THURL THORNTON. OF West Sc.
l. attic. did not display his sense
rs a three.year veteran when he en-.
tered the game between West Seat
tie and Queen Anne in the second
game Saturday.
Thornton. instead Of standing 10
one side when he entered the game.
began talking 10 his teammates. As
a result, the Indians were penalized
Is ynrd~
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Well Executed Pass

QUEEN ANNE'S lone touchdown
VI came as the result OF short
pass over the center Of the line,
from wilde 10 Taylor. Quay half.
back. who ran 50 ynrte thru bro
ken field for a score.
Sothoron and Mitchell were the
stellar lights for the Indians. while
Wilde. Taylor and Pebbles played
well for the RuayB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

ability Time and time again Rag,
shaws men were stopped in their
ogftaekle bucks by the two lighter
eievcns and then either a wide end
run or pass Melted the necessary
ysrdagc This kind Of football viii
70 against inexperienced eleyens.
rit not against college teams.
Abho u is early in the season.
AMI Bagshaw's teams are usually
slow in developing. unless there Is
more real team work soon de.
y.loped. Washington will run into
trouble before the real season he.
gins
George Wilson. the kidnapping Of
the Huskies. was off.eolor. probably
due TO his summer sickness. bat at
that. the big fellow will have TO
take his work more seriously II he
expects to set the Ail.American
mention that he rightly deserves.
providing he plays the same brand
OF football he played last year. No
man who makes the inexcmsahle
funbles that Wilson made Saturday
will ever have the chance TO play
on an All Star team. The one fea.
tire that appealed to tho writer
~ was that Captain Tcsreau Is
ng low when he hits the line
~ Is power In running inter.
ference. TeSreau was by far the
best man on the field Saturday.
The kicking o. the Washington
pnnters was decidedly o. the high
school variety. The West Seattle
man had decided advantage over
both Guttormsen and Beckett.
The games themselves certainly
didn't give the scouts OF other col
i.Se teams. little 10 carry hack homo
with them excepting that at the
present time. Washington Is very
weak IN all departments OF the
game. Time viii tell how far they
win so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

giaphic style ~ writing, will give
Northwest readers tho real low
down" on the big games
And then there's Henry J..
Farrell the most widely read
sporting writer In the country.
who viii contribute the play-by-
play details and the news Of the
series.
WcstbroolS PcRler. who has the
knaek Of telling his yarns with a
humorous twist, viii complete
the trio
Evans furrell and Psglcr
great triumyrrhto Of seriboa ms
sure Star readers Of the best
possible In the way Of series
stories.
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and $50, respectively.
IT means that the coaching staff
must get down 20 brass lacks. pick
a first team squad and polish off
the rough spots. which we're stilI
highly evident in Saturdays twin
bill.
Washington faces Montana satur.
day and should win. The Grizzlies
won't be 50 dangerous " BIZ Kelly.
their great quarterback. isn't able
TO play. He sustained broken rib
In the Washington State contest
Saturday, according 20 reports from
Mlssouia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Looks Good for
Go With SaccO Tuesduu

DAT MILLS. the English weitsr.
4 weight gave the local fight
fans a chance TO set limo on him
In workout at Austin 4 salts yes.
ierday. When he wound up the
hour session In the gym. the fans
on hand came 70 the conclusion
that jimmy saeco was in for an In.
teresting argument.
The two fighters mix In tho main
event OF Austin & Salts card at the
Crystal Pool tomorrow night.
Mills j. mecting Saeco in
place Of Beshy Miehaels. who
was judged in no condition for
n match with n boy like saceo,
by Matchmaker Biddy Bishop.
Mills comes North with the repu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

King Nadi, with Earl Sando
up. won the Latonla champion.
ship stakes at Cincinnati.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
BEATEN TWICE
Glenna Collett
Golf Winner

ST. LOUIS. Oct. s.--Miss Glonna
collet'. OF Providence. Il. l.. n today
the womcn'a national golfing cham.
pion ms n result OF her Impressive
victory sunday over Mrs. Alexa
Stirling Fraser, Of Ottawa. Canada.
. and :.
Mlss Collctt tied the course record
in the morning round and broke Il,
in the afternoon play Tho course
record was sT.
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tntion Of being good audience.
p!caseF. He shows up well in tho
gym ard hooked u dozen fights to
his credit sinec tho i0.round gamo
went into effect In California.
Mills win be busy boy this
week. meeting two OF tho tough.
est wclterweiEhts In the bust.
ness. His opponents during tho
siS'day stretch will be Dode
Bercot, nj Vancouver. II. C.. and
saero tomorrow night here.
Tho complete card FOR tomorrow
night viii be Mills and saeco. Joe
Marcus and Henry Geyscl, Richie
Davis and Jack Hun. Al Morris and
Jack Gore and Jackie Johnson and
loo Mckenzie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

The Baltimore Orioles won
their first game from Louisville
in tho Little World Series" be.
Ing held Mt louisville.
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PILES UP SCORE

PAsco. Oct. o. Swapping the in
experienced Grandview High school
team. ~ TO 0. Pasco won it's first
prep grid game OF tho season here.
For the first time In many seasons
the Pasco squad has good eleven
on the field and loom as one OF the
strongest teams in Southwest Wash.
ington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Russell Is Star

CAL RUSSELL. Of Garfield. was
" the backfiold star OF the week.
end Saa,es. Russell scored two OF
tho Bulidoga' touohdowns and con.
yertcd three Of their goals,
Russell proved speedy in the
open and was active in running in.
reference. He looks like a sec
ond Brlco Taylor TO local high
school football.
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WINS FIRST

ELLENsBURG. Oct. 5.--Ellons.
burg High school won It's first game
OF the season hero Saturday from
Cashmere. 10 TO 0. After being scored
upon in the first two quarters, the
Cashmere eleven braced and held the
local squad scoreiess. bu; lacked tho
punch TO tally.
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gang. Is something that he win not
know until he reports his triumph
~ to Tournament Manager Matt
Murphy
As had been predicted. the Col.
wood Golf club. Victoria, received
the 1927 award for the Pacific North
west Golf associations championship
meet at the annual meeting held in
Tacoma. Saturday, but 1t tok the
supporting delegates over an hour
20 gain their point because tho Port
land Golf club had several lines out
to hook that 1927 attraction.
Changing horses in mid.stream"
is dangerous business.
This was evidently the thought that
the members of the Rainier Golf club
carried with them TO the clubs an
nual meeting Saturday During the
past year President Bob Thompson
and Vice President Ben Ivy have
worked hard to better conditions
around the clubhouse and on the
course. They'll hold the same offices
for another term, ruled the voters at
Saturdays session.