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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Willy Hawaiians Seek 81, 500 Guarantee

So it's the Tacoma high school footbalers who the
willy Hawaians would talk into financing nice junket to
the mainland Having made the rounds of other Oregon and
Washington high schools it time for the of poi
to land here.
Failure to entice Pacific Lutheran into playing early
September date with the University Of Hawaii didn't stop
Mckinley high school from taking the chase after fat
gridron guarantee
Bait the end of the string is return trip to Honolulu
No such trip offered Pacific Lutheran the Lutes
just going to be the fall with the University Of
Portland getting the return ticket.
The prep proposition is sweeened with purported offer
to play both Stadium and Lincoln for guarantee of $4,000
Then after the Hawaans had collected their sack of good
Tacoma greenbacks they would invite Tacoma team
back in 1912, the other in 194S.
Four thousand five hundred dollars is LOT of mazuma
TO put brown-sknned prep team play twice in 10
days. Whether such could be raised the double
gate prOblematca and when time dig out Of
the jeans there might be weeping and waing which
would do prep athletics good
Perhaps it would be just well to dismiss the trip to
Waikiki in favor of those who better-heeled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

BERKELEY. Calf Motion pie
turs photographs q finishes today
changed the placing In two svsnts
in the Pacific Coast track and
field meet At Berkeley Saturday
and gave Washington State clear
title 10 third place IN team soor-
ing. n. 3 c. won the meet and
California WAS second
The pictures showed PAT Haley.
Washington state. finishing third
In the iO0-yard dash. in winch ths
judges had failed 70 give him a
place Cliff B0Irisnd. y. = C..
uss dropped 70 fourth. and Nc
Fafiand and Pyle u Stanford
were shown a. tied for fifth.
In the 40 the films re-
vsrsed the judges seisetieas
for fourth and fra piaee. asd
gave Froom % California
fourth over L0nK o. wash
fnEtSn-
me final point total. Including
The changes. vac 4. d C.. u.
California. 4sis Washlngton
state. n; Stanford. ~. Idaho. IA.
ucLA. izi1 Washington. .; Ore
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
New Hatchery

wAsnfSGTON Tbs bureau 81
reclamation today awarded : 81. 2
TO contrast 70 pavsa A. hiehafd-
son. wlnEhrep. Waah= for een-
strsssion u part o. = hatebsFy
near Ford. wash. which ~iii stock
M reservoir sDovs oFana ceaiss
dam.
miehAFasen Wiu eenetfslsf
reasiaE pon1s. rscsw.gs. afAin-
sEs and water sFs1ezas coa-
stuseflsa II hatchery bsIllalnEs
was hesun sesernl Ne<As eEe
~ anofher confraefez.
'-rbs purpoes q the hsieheFy
system" the bureau said. IS %
propagate game fish % take Ne
place ~ steslhead aalmou ana GER
tain other flsh which, dus 70 the
construction u Grand couiee dam.
all not b abls 70 return % Their
aatural spawning groun1A@
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Skiffs VS.. Pops
On Schedule
Important Series
Set for Sacramento

The Sacramento Senators. ohas'
tened BY = five game 20 two lick
ing At the hand Of the inspired
San Francisco Seals. entertain
the eecond-plaee Seattle Rainiers
this week in the outstanding series
Of the Pacific Coast league.
Despite heroic efforts BY Man
ager Pepper Martin and short
stop Don Gutteridge. both at the
plate and in the field. the solons
suffered their first series defeat
of the season at the hands OF the
Seals. still under the leadership
of Larry woodall. acting for Man
ager Left o'Doul.
The Seals. who drew the
greatest crowd In the history
Of their stadium while down.
Ing Sacramento last week. TO
south 90 face Hollywood. The
Seals are tied for third place
with san Diego's Padres.
Hollywood upset the Rainiers
in Seattle. winning three of the
five games that went on the
books. The sixth was a i6-inning
tie and two others were rained
out.
The tail-end Los Angeles Ser
apis, who dropped a series TO San
Diego four games to three. meet
Oakland at Emeryville. while the
Padres entertain Portland. Oak
land and the Beavers split their
series, three games each last
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Pioneer League

The Boise Pilots were AZ the
top Of the Pioneer league list
today by virtue Of a 1878 win over
Salt Lake City and with third
place Pocstello cooperating by
downing the previous leaders,
Ogden, SIS.
Twin Falls beat Idaho Falls
81 in the other league game.
Salt Lake had n sIx-run
lead going into the eighth Of
yesterdays game but Walt
Lowe, Boise fielder, connected
for . homer that started q
rally that Was good for eight
runs and the win.
II took 10 innings for the Poca-
telIo Cardinals 10 win over Ogden
in a ragged game that saw the
lead shift four times. II was
Pocatello's second straight win
over the former head men. The
Twin Falls-Idaho Falls contest
was a quiet affair with each team
getting six hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

BOSTON Jimmy FoNE Il -
This y his i7th year - an Amsri.
can lsaRusf.
The Red son are preparing for
ina day whsn ths famous first
bassfnan maaat bow 10 tins.
Battling for ths post are thrss
players On DouDis 4 elsbs Al
Fisir ~ BaisimOfs. Ulysses L,Iplsn
at I>Duinvilis ana Paul Campbell
e nontFeaL
Fiair - the youngest and TIE
ersdsat. bqt the one poaaeNssd u
the power necessary fof ons am
bilious enough " attempt 10 fiii
Jimmy Foxxa shoes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Central Avenue
Graduates Named

r~snty.ans pupils wiii graduate
from ths sfh EFsd< a csn<<<I
Assnus saineI 81 .. -. W<fnHs~
day. June I. "A wss snnoune<d -
day ~ rfineipsl kdwfn 1. Hsisnu
Principal nsispn vii pfss~nf
ths class sn1 aipiem4s siii -
presented ~ Rudy f5<lf1 cz<<<
speaker vii - ths nes. Carl =
izgaell. liNneaietion vii - xlteu
- ne nes. a. =. Weezs
hsmbsFs q TIE eiszs are peaai1
csfwu. nfzaisy u. ulIIen fssl1<e~
teflznl. orvllss nanllfti<. naft ".
Evans. Neal C. Evans. 3iltaa
f.iehar1 FISHER. nzrhsra J<4a
fisissrt. Betty Jean oefsnzea ksFI
0lska. HoFman fiasse. Helen teFe
Iinffmsn. sylvia fksbs. c7Iffora
James. Chester LaEsoa. James ".
Lester. E<fns ftuth falbbs fy4i<-
1ietaisnl. naymond M1Fti<. kI&<~
noe Mccarthy. Lilllza Misses.
nlehard Nlqiielte ~ LeFfains
Fefers0n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Coast League Leaders
THE LEADERS


Home runs-Mayo. Moore. Los
Angeles. Q: Herman, HOLLYWOOD
Blattner, Gutteridge, Sacramento, g.
Fernandez. San Francisco; Adams
Sacramento, Mazzera, San Diego
Weintraub, Los Angeles, 2.
Three-bAse hits-White. Seattle "
JENNINGS, San Francisco, 8. Fer
nandez. San Francisco; Maz1era, san
Two-base hits-Mayo. Los Angeles
Al. Blattner, Sacramento, 20; STURDY
sacramento, 10: Pellagrini. san Diego.
IA. Adams. Sacramento, Lowrey, Los
Angeles, II: Hawkins. Portland, 10.
Stolen bases-Gutteridge, Sacra-
rnento. "a; Blattner, Sacramento, 10
sturdy Sacramento, IL; Schuster, Be
Attic: Duezabou, Oakland, 10, Lupy'
Oakland: Lowrey, Los Angeles, 3.
Sacrifice hits-schuster, Seattle, 10;
Kahle, Hollywood, 8; EosenpeIS'
HOLLYWOOD: Tauby, Oakland Oysei-
man. Scarsella. Seattle; outterioge'
Sacramento. T.
Runs batted in-Fernandez, san
Francisco. 81: Blattner, Sacramento
IS: Herman. HOLLYWOOD. 4b; Adams
Sacramento, AZ; Mayo. Los Angeles
81. M. -.
Double plays-Los Angeles, bs. sac
ramento, Sc: San Francisco. b. Sc
attic. a.: Hollywood. -; Portland. 90.
san Diego, 30: Oakland. 80.
EranrlnEa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Bowling
RECORD SUMNER SERIES

Paul Paul, same-namer. dropped
in at the Coliseum Monday TO get
a little much needed practice. He
IL q National guardsman from
oxnard, California, now stationed
at Fort Lewis with the 144th Field
Artillery.
His first game was = mediocre
204. Ashamed OF II he punched to-
gether five strikes and q double
In the second for q nice 7lt. and
came back with q third game of
100 for a new summer record OF
SAT.
MINED LEAGUE
Leo Penowich. Rittsnhouss star,
rolled q 2A 70 set a nes record for
men In the Coliseum hlxsd league
Monday night. He finished with
ss7 for high three game total Of
I'd noulton. Of the Millsrs, rolled
:sI n 2, . s ,.s record emo IO'' '' ''
Bob Fisher after . long wait
reached thr eos class. aud Betyl
wakefield of the Put Puts led
his team With \ is7 single
The league will not bowl nsEt week
- four OF thu members on different
teams will Be in Loe Angeles. Play
will be resumed on June ls.
The PullArs took three from tbs
Put Pux. The Bombsrs and Miiisra
split two and two. and TIA Hfttsn-
house got set back two By thu Wickl-
wAos. In spite q Jean Pist<nburgs
five In q row in thu second game.
Bouisrs interested IN q nsw mixsd
league for Thursday night should rs-
port BY 7.so .. m.
sPRfNO LEAGUE
HI-NAY ALLEYS
Bqueeks 74ss f7) vs. pstss ste4
ca high gams, Burnett. iss. ssriss.
s4maphore a4ss a. ". Beck 79Te
ca; high Esms. Beck. iTe. ssriss
Beck. 47e
Pines 74ss % va Amussmsns
7ss5 tsl: hiEh game. Summers. iss.
spou 2<<i 81 Va HooksFs 5teo
90. high game. starr. 7ie. series.
juicy. $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Cloudbursi
Aids Golfers

FoHr WORTH T=<<. - A
eleadhurst revived kepss ta<i<y -
- sser<s n tie NsIIaazi oF>n
nnlf tournament
nsfcre IT, eioutnaf<ss ne -
slfssdy - hsraened ~ thIn -
- TIE I'VE Ysar-eid calaalsl eeuf<@
aFesns until several we're lard -
HI1sA ts - Slippery - pit
ever. Tedsx wss changed Th<
- vua1 have tine - crust -
faFs THURSDAY
ne shsFr=toessfs Fell~d ~
their pasta sfs>r - rHtn 80
fired ssv<Fzl fast rounds tsst -
iles,ed whsl ne n<e eeaaltscn<
may a. - th<Ir ~rcfs sh~<is
TIE h<sf wss fSsFela ltaxs
Nr<psa<s. - wine Tur~
s<<a - f1sya kl@sEsn
saFsea - So. Hs<s -
sils<s<<<. 80 Al k<plsesa.
.us ~ sh~ f1ss ttme $50
Hressa 80 -.
Thn-s fellows HE tIumy ~
msrst snd craig Weed Nns have
been psediesinx . winning fuur
Feund@ 80 even per o. : little
keftsr are sticking u thelr stories.
ana high secFs prophets ere re-
xlzinK thslFs dewnwsrsz.
Ths average xus<s II stili around
IS o. 80 over the par 10
distance. with cid ssmsrs lie
George vua LIN snd olln pufFs
leading the kIoonsFs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

ney, losing TO Everett, to s. in A nightmare game
Not only is Lincoln the champion of the Cross State
league but else has better claim for honors
than the Abe squad Twice victor olympia and Shelton
ranking Southwest Washington teams the Raisptters hold
the edge in that area.
The two victories that Everett registered Wenatchee
Panthers who had 81 in North Central
Washington opposition. helped the did Wala Waas
record in Southeastern Washington.
Since Lincoln beat Wala Walla and Belngham the
that beat Everett all adds the Abes the mythical
state championship And record of &c wins in 80
hacks nm he claim
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Flags at Half
Mast for Lou

CHICAGO-Flags win fly at
half-mast at American league
parks tomorrow in Observance Of
Lou Gehrig's funeral, League
President William Harridge said
today.
Harridge said he asked man
agements OF the four western
clubs. now at home. 30 lower the
flags, and that club officials Mt
Detroit, where the Yankees are
playing. might arrange some
special ceremony.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Public Links Winners TO
Receive Prizes Thursday
Mayor Horny p. Coin Will Assume Role
Of Hunding Out the Vorious Prizes

Tho Tacoma Golf association
will 20 out Of It's way To pay its
respect 10 the participants Of the
ip4i public links championship
Thursday night at Brookdais club
Larry Huseby. champion. and
other trophy winners vii b. pre-
scented with their prizes IL . din
nsr. with Mayor Harry p. Cain
IN the major role Of handing out
the awards.
President Chst Corey Ia
yitss all who participated 10
attend. but urgently requests
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

diamond tara II was really
something for the Railsplit-
tiers to shout about.
incidentally in three years
Of teaching and coaching in
the Tacoma area, Mentor
Ralph has compiled a pretty
fair record.
Two years ago at Puyallup,
Ralph guided the Viking ten
mis- squad to the finals of the
Puget Sound conference net
playoff. Last year his Lin
coin baseball nine was city
champions and reached the
finals of the Cross State tour
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Haley Gets Third in Race.
Thanks TO Cameras Vision

ron, 3: Montana. 9. and oFsEon
State. @
The performances Of ths confer
sncs athletes Indicated the isis
Ten was In for another beating
In the annual Pacific Coast filg
Ten meet Ia Los Angslss the
night q June ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Everett Here
For Truckers

Tacoma Truck bashallers will
be out ct Athletic park Tuesday
night 10 knock the daylIghts out
Of two Jinxes.
Through their clash with
Everett's Northwest league leaders
at s:1b, the Truckers aim TO beat
that weather jinx which has post
poned their last three starts and
10 eliminate that zone run" COM
plex.
The local outfit has played
ain games and every one has
ended with . differences Of
one run between winner and
loser. -Four times out Of six.
the Truckers have been tho
loser. II Was So against
them at Everett and = whale
OF a game all the way.
Marion oppelt. who famed the
Pilchucks right and left In the
Smoky City. Il due for another
mound crack At them tonight. He
will share the job with Marion
Felt, who has been rsined out Of
his last two pitching chances.
Manager Babe Barbers has
been saving I'd Putnam. the for
msr Tacoma prep pitcher and
long winner In Northwest
league ball. TO work this home
coming" game for Everett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Major Leaders

HVEIt FUHb. IuFk, IIFtfts 10 OtIl
Giants. IL. camilli. Dodgers. n:
Nicholson, Cubs. 10: johnson. Ath-
letics, To- Heath. Indians. 10
Runs: DiMaRgio. Yankees. az DE-
Maggie Red Sox. 40. Moore. cArdi-
mails. 80. Chapman. Athletics. 30:
liams Red Sox. 80.
Runs batted In: York, Tigers. IS:
Nicholson, Cubs, al: Keller. Yankees.
So Gordon, Yankees. 81. Chapman.
Athletics. 90. Heath, Indians. 30.
Hits. Chapman. Athletics. 81. Sier-
bert. Athletics. 90: Slaughter. Cards.
81; cramer. Senators. 81; Heath. In
dians, 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Wants to Keep Conn Hot" for Louis Bout

a very SLOW starter and I want him 70 b ready
10 70. n Ne come out and then have 70 stand
through ths usual IS minutes q speseh-makinT.
Billy Nil cool of and not b. Al hs best
Rays request il unprecedented N boxing his
tory He saic hs didn't care what Louis dld before
fhs beIl: that tbe champion could either enter
the ring or also stay IA his dressing ROOM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Pigeon Racing

Pity the poor Tacoma pigeon
lie no more than Atreaks for hons
from zoo miles away than his
owner sends him off on q s00-miis
hop with a too-miIs jump In pros
pect the next week.
Such Was the case this week
with the Tacoma Racing
Pigeon club who sent their
birds 10 Wallace. Idaho. for .
s0o-mile flight 10 home eotes.
George Ness won first place.
Next Sunday the birds 70 10
hissoula, Mont. which IL a 800
mile hop. But don't shed = tear.
The pigeons love H.
Results Ia yards Per minute
George Neas s7ez "a ~ WOOD
I'll es. Dave Craig ESQ Of Car origs-
b. s4sbs. joe hoccnnsn. 40 -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Ted Williams. above. IL batting
at 400 clip and baseball men
agree Boston Red SOK outfielder
has swing with which 10 be
there or thereab0uts II flash.
Williams bAfted -s44 In 1870.
Majors have not had 400 hitter
since BIN Terry Of New York
Giants edged into the circle II
years ago.
He has been tearing the cover
off the ball lately and seems %
have settled down somewhat from
bis earlier days Shen he came Up
with ideas sueh a. quitting BASE
ball 20 become a fireman. "A a
hitter the string bean has almost
everything Including about the
best wrist action % BE seen
around the ma or IeagusA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
CHECK TAX RETURNS

SEATTLE - An investigation
into the income tax returns Of
Seattle public officials and others
was believed impending Tuesday
following the arraignment Of Mrs
Birdie Smith. operator Of a Seat
tie rooming house. on a federal
perjury charge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

NEW YoRk-hanaKsr Johnnie Ray said to-
day he viii ssk the boxing commission Tor pr
mission 70 keep Billy Conn IN his dressing room
On the night q June - until al iniroduetions
and formalitiss preceding Ma heavyweight tue
bout with Joe Louis have ended
I want 70 bring Billy into me Flng In not
condition" COINS manager explained. Billy =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04


later than wednesday.
Delegates from the member
clubs also viii attend.
Mayor Cain was ths second
president OF the Tacoma Golf
association and although burdsnsd
Of duties has not forgotten golf
lie II an ardent follower % the
sport
Between 20 and 80 players viii
Be at the table
A nins-hols match evsr ths
back nine utii b. played around
& o'clock. Than fsfrsshmsnts.
sats and presentation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Battle Opens
Sunday Morn
First Round Killed
For Meadow puzk

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
S0FTBALL

All Rails teak . raj sfrsnxi<
hold on the Commercial. Industrial
league first half championship
race Monday evening a. fnrslsna
avenue No. J diamond ~ defeat
lnk Doormen. 10 Q.
The victory. coupled with
seottiss' 10 7 io~s 10 t.oeAi 1aan.
puts Al Rails four games out N
'front.' with seven 10 play.
Local 'sss narruwsd Co. n, btth
ONES lead IN the Industrial dlvi-
sion 10 one game ~ uafaEsmen
upset the Fort Lewis club. n 10 4
fuipus<a WA thelF flr~f
start Of TIE season n <isppisK
furnitufemes. 4 % J. ~ Ne
kiaisy No. I. Tires siaxi<~
IN the LAST ~ ~ sevssfa
kFshs . - tss.
North ruysilup led TssmstsFs.
. 10 Q. going Into The seventh
frame. than weakened ard TEAM.
stsrs won. - 10 .. ~lth eight ~
runs. 10 move ints undisputed
possession a Third place IN ~
CITY league race.
Gas Men remained undsfsstsd
In downing 71pth aAE. Q 70 1.
10 push the hechoFd fisid sinb
into fourth position.
rierre osusty Iafex-l>asss
rre~idsnfs' Csssuii ulll sssis
hold ~ annual tsurnsy this
year 20 eumn@s.
The Western wsshington az
tFict viii also hold . tourney start
lng July - with the winner h~inx
sent 10 fsses and ths Washing
ton softb.ll sssoelsfian's stats
tourney.
All teams desiring 10 qualify for
this meet must have thslf pie ysfz
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Stadium Golfers
Swamp Bremerion

Stadium high golfers continued
On their winning ways yesterday
~ defeating Rremertoa golfers.
Ia TO ~. ~ the kitzsp Coli
and Country club ocky Eilasen
and George osgood were media
lists with 7ss.
"Wednesday afternoon stadium
and Lincoln meet Al Allenmore m
the third and concluding city
series match. Stadium ven both
Of the first two matches
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PASSING 1T ALONG.
With HAROLD SHAW

Not until Saturday night did four years of Cross State
league campaigning bear any fruit for Lincoln Abes So
when Loren Raphs basebaers crashed through with the
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Buffalo , Baltimore
Torouto-HewaYk played - part o.
Sunday do1biebIii
konirsAl-eyfAcuss. postponed.
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TEAM RATTING

liner. HOLLYWOOD Barrttt,
Cton. Oakland: stutz, San
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
MEN SERVED MEAL BY CHURCH WOMEN Mrs. Elena Devenis First WOman'tO Address Union
 COngFegatiOnalists
oAKVlLLE Correspondent, Irene slough,
 Telephone A.s0eS

Oakville, Dec. lS-Mrs. Elena Dev- enis, first woman to ever address the Mems Club of the Union Con- gregational church, spoke Friday night on "Lithuania, Past and Pres- ent." She told of her flight follow- ing the war catAstrophes.
 Prior to the meeting the men were served supper by Mrs. Har- " Hassel,' Miss Alice Buck, Mrs. George SulEger, Mrs. John Carter, Mrs, Walter Thorne, Mrs. Oscar Locke, Mrs. Raymond Ellis, and Mrs. Raymond DainS,
 Members attending were; Herbert Shaw, 2d, Herbert Shaw Sd, Oliver Davis, Harry Lank, Raymond Bur- ton, Jr., Irving DoolittlO, Charles Thompson, Charles Olson, Hugh Brown, Fred Mcdoldrick, Harry Ericson, Harold Fuller, Roger Chase, August Kiesel, ?. P. Lancaster, Will liam FliSher, Herbert WilSon, 1rv" ing Peck, Louis Edwards, William Jerman, Stephan Hathaway, Edward Aogg, Howard Ande, Lester Shaw, Harold SlocuEn, Frank Menetrey, Jos seph Davis, Richard Taylor, John Mclean, Ralph Clinton, Norge l Duell, Edward RanSlow, stephan Jamsky, Willard Norton, Les sr Swans, George Sulxer, Rev. Edward Merrill, Rev. Oscar Locke, Clinton RansloW, J, P. Treclokas, George Beach, George Qilehrist. Wallace Race, and Ivan Alderman.