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‘3' FOSTER GILROY
The Mdent Fishes
New Hyde Park, N.Y.—Mr. Roose—
yen and a party of friends spent
the Labor Day week-end fishing
from the Presidential yacht Po
tomac Long Island Sound. Before
in d u all remaining
leaving he cleane pll win score
bills, completing the to o g ,
Bills submitted by congress _.937
Bills Approved ——-—~-«____—B97
‘ Bills Vetoed During Session. g
“Pocket” Vetoes _._—--_..
4 Two of the disapproved bills were
passed over his veto. The last bills
stoned were the $525,000,000 Wag
» damn measure for slum clear
ance and low cost housing, and the
Wild Life Restoration Act carrying
$2,780,000 annually diVlded among
states that pass similar wild life
protectionvmeasures.
_._—__—
Borah flown: on Third Term
Washington, D. C.—To the report.
tint Senator Holt of West Virginia,
would introduce the same anti
third-terxn resolution which the
Senateadopted9yearsago and the
House apnroved back in 1875, Sena
tor Bcrah stated that he voted for
it in 1928 and “had not changed ms
mind.” ,
Belels Win Vatican sympathy
' VOW City, Italy—The Holy Se
is said to “sympathize" with a long
pastoral letter signed by two Span
an eon-canals and so other mm.
”dmmmhofspam,inwmch
the Mt uprising or General
Franco is «clued to be a “legiu,
mate come."
A full meeting of the British Cab
.M convenes this week to consid
erthembmarlneattack inthe Med.
which ahnost sent the _myer
m"“‘l‘aniiusmentome bottom.
om m m it “piracy,"
""1 ' m ‘l'“ 0‘ destroyers have
been sent to the Western Mediterc
"an to mm the eleven am.
an m 110' on patrol.
it The “0W War
in" m. taken the offensive
least. the further landing of large
m""’°""r°”°-aguarded
Itatement by Kohl Hlrota. Japanese
Jlm’s objective was the crushing
of Genera Chhng “'Shek, “spear.
head» of chimps mfiOnalism _ _ .
'm' mm!" omm“ General at‘
unsian the ”WBl or 72‘
R p 13398. With 'lO more ml
mt, med for China’s air‘
forces. It is not than whether}
W W by China 01"
the m‘ ‘8 thus oontrib
m to the omm “use. 1
Serum. in Command i
Tuxedo M‘N. Y'—A butler and
a maid ‘
“more in Man Of one 01‘
W Mons in this;
the bane 0; community. formerly}
“a M Mrs. Frederick de Pay-1
lesed wills: The Wt left two al-‘
m ‘° 8 Wmm $1,000,000
he the two old 4mg“: hm.
We The me, my ‘ etiuai
“I W nine mints 010:1] n
“‘9 Miser: e law in
“Val W 19“! battle for which
‘ m “0" Preparing.
Cl. ‘—
Chin; W Epidemic
I] 0: Ill—With an sch-o°lß
and W Picture
“wed mm _m theatres
“shuns an mm,“ . Chicago is
m m Emitting“ in in.
“ W towns authorities
w 0! the express fear of a
“W limits, “mm” beyond the
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an, City: N. J—Co les
i one Church Will Roman Oath
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“ the custom I 'l' F 01”. who
“mm my chnWStl 9” horseplay
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1‘ no rice is mum is Tefiumed
Slim is "86d to clean, “hem the
a \up the mains.
Greenbelt, Kiln-m“ Open
this r(idem . e 335 homes of
'm be Open figment in housing
2°“ who win mes °‘ SI,OOO to $2,-
of s3l-23 permy an “erage rental
“it Planned 13““ per ‘dwelling
Well While Resey Rexfom G. Tug
tmtor’ the ttlement Adminis
m“ allotted 32%??? Adminis
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to bmld wmty' bor
“till
COlumbgesngse Court Fight
were denied a. .~Power c°mpanies
by Federal Ju pennanent injunction
rm dge J- Lilies Gle
the comm . rm to
500.000 sautel-COO Ction of the $37,-
ment PYOject per River develop
the Federal P oThe Court held that
fun ”We! to fiépommion had
ion the Project.
] iKanmitk anurivr- Eppnrm
V 91- @lll
' Local 4-H Team
0
to Enter Yakima
O
J udglng Contests
0
Organizations Enter
200 Exhlblts in County
Wide Fair at Prosser 1
Benton County 4-H’ers went to
the fair in a big way, States Day at 1
Prosser. Approximately 200 exhibits
were entered by 19 4-H clubs. Six '
clubs arranged their own booths in
which they displayed their exhibits.
The Progressive Vitamin Preservers
Club of ‘Buena Vista, led by Mrs.
John T. Cole won first prize for the
most attractive booth. The High
lands Homemakers of Kennewick,
led by Mrs. M. Simmelink, tied for
second place with the Flying Needle
Club of Buena Vista, led by Mrs. H.
F. Opitz. The Happy Homemakers .
of Hover, led by Mrs. H. S. Hughes, ‘
placed third and the Handy Home
crafters, led by Mrs. Rodney Travis, ;
placed fourth. All. of the booths .
were attractively arranged, making .
it difficult for the judge to place
them. i j
The Double-R. Meal Preservation 4
Club of Kennewick, led by Mrs. .
John Smith, almost stole the show .
in the demonstration and judging i
contests. Dorothy Mills of this club ‘
tied for first place with Lillian
Travis of the Handy Homecraft club
in the demonstration contest. 'Doro
thy demonstrated the making of
various types of sandwiches, while
Lillian Travis demonstrated to the
crowd how to frame a picture at
‘ tractively. Mrs. Smith’s judging
team, composed of Irene Olson and
Margaret Smith, won first place and
will represent Benton County at the
State 4-H contests to be held in
Yakima on the 28th. 29th and 30th
‘ of September. Lillian Travis will
’ represent the county in the demon
stration contest. ’
‘ This year witnessed one of the
‘ largest demonstration contests ever
put on in Benton County by the 4-H
clubs. Eleven demonstrations were
given during the day, taking an av
erage of twenty minutes apiece.
Winners in the demonstration con
‘ test were:
’ Juniors—Yvonne Davis, Kenne
’ wick, making bias tape, red ribbon;
* Phyllis Larson, Buena Vista, bound
’ buttonholes, white ribbon.
- Seniors—Dorothy Mills, Kenne
’ wick, sandwich making, blue ribbon;
* Lillian Travis, Horse Heaven, pic
? tum framing, blue ribbon; Viola
‘ Foraker, Kennewick, pressing trous
' ers, red ribbon; Thelma Ashby, Ho
" ver, spice rack, red ribbon; Frances
‘ McLean and Colleen Webb, Buena
LVista,canningcornintin,redrib
' bon; Naomi Foraker, Kennewick,
' waffles, red ribbon; Eldora McAlis
' ter, Finley, making an omelet, white
' ribbon; Ruby Hoover and Dorothy
Pierson, remodeling a closet, white
ribbon; Viola Foraker of the T.N.T.
Club in Kennewick, won first place
E in the costume selection contest.
'Thisclubisledby Mrs..W.L.For
: aker. Viola modeled a beige colored
suit with navy blue accessories.
' Winners in the Judging contest
' were: -
' Senior teams—lrene Olson and
' Margaret Smith, Double R Meal
[ Preparation Club, first; Geneva
' Travis and Louise Morgan, Handy
‘ Homecraft Club of Horse Heaven,
‘ second; Sue Anan and Ruth Lar
son, Hanford Casue Puella Club,
third.
‘ Junior teams: Clara Mae Cole and
‘ Delores Hinton, Buena Vista Flinn:
' Needle Club, first; Theo Lampson
' and Eunice Campbell, Busy-Snippers
‘ of Kennewick, second. '
‘ High individuals in the Judging
_ contests were:
: Junior: Mary Irene Brim Sun
rise Meal Preparation of Finley,
first.
Senior: Shirly Hansen. Happy
, Dozen Club of Whitstran, first.
__.—....
. School Library Offers
, Pubhc Semce .
’ __..
v The school library has a new ad-
I dition of an index service which
, lists all kinds of free pamphlets on
_ books and display materials, which
are put out by the government and
industrial concerns. Miss Hazel
E Burdette, school librarian, states
; that parents desiring material along
3 some line might ask their children
. to inquire at the library for the ti
l tles and addresses of these free
; pamphlets from which material may
- be obtained. She also states that a
- large supply of magazines have been
- subscribed for to supplement text
r material on present current prob
lems. One of the latest was the
purchasing of the set of 1937 edi
tion of American Encyclopedia last
5 spring.
I Miss Burdette says that the li
> brary has been well indexed and
- classified and that the catalogumz
- is progressing rapidly. - The 11-
t brary has a good start and addi
l tions will continue from time to
_ISENyEWICK, WASHINGTQNA, TH uggpgy, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937. '
De Molay Boys Entertain
Following the regular meeting 01
the DeMolay boys Wednesday eve
ning, a dance was given honoring
the prospective members from
Richland and Kennewick and alsc
for the local Rainbow Girls. There
were 75 young people in attendance
\after which cards and games were
‘enjoyed and refreshments served.
_‘.-._—
Town Extends
Welcome to
Returned Teachers
0
Woman’s-. Club and P.-
T.A.Sponsor Receptlon
at M.E.Church
A fair sized crowd was in at
tendance at the reception gven for
.the teachers at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening. The
reception was sponsored jointly by
the Woman's Club and the newly
organized P.-T.A.
Words of welcome to the return
ing teachers and the new ones in
the community were spoken by Mrs.
C. F. Winkenwerder as president oi
the Woman's Club; by Mrs. H. E.
Copeland, president of the P.-T.A.:
by Rev. Attenborough representing
the churches, E. C. Smith, the Kl
- club and Dr. P. 0. Stone, the
chamber of cominerce. '
On behalf of the teaching staff
Supt. E. S. Black’responded and in
troduced Principus Mrs. Hemen
way of the grades; J. J. Slatter o!
thejuniorhighandT.A.Brimoi
the senior high. The principals in
_ need the teachers in their re
spective departments. Mrs. Cheliie
responded for the school board and
introduced the other two members
Frank'Green and Vane Wilder.
-.Mrs.H.R.Lovesangtwonum
bers and Miss Basel Belle Poyntee
played two violin selections and
Margaret Reed gave a reading. Mrs
Love was accompanied by Mrs. Wm
Strickler and Miss Poynter by Mise
Virgil Hopkins. Following the pro
gram . refreshments were served by
agroupofßainbowGirlsande
general get-acquainted session wae
enjoyed. -
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KHS Semn Tickets
To be on Sale Monday
‘Thefirstfootballgameofthe
season will be played here in the
Lions Den with Dayton on Friday
September 17. The business district
will be canvassed by students foe
the selling of season tickets. Thie
ticket, being sold for $2.50, will ad
mit the owner to all home footbal
and basketball games.
The Dayton-Kennewick game
should prove very interesting as lasl
year was the first year the local boye
had defeated Dayton, with a score
of 6 to 7. This year’s game show:
promiseotatossupasseveraloi
the best players were lost on hot!
teams by graduation. The field ie
said to be in excellent shape and the
boys are expecting a large crowd 01
fans to turn out for the game.
This Saturday, September 11. the
boys are playing a practice game
with the Semnyside boys as these
two teams are not scheduled te
play this year.
- .5?“
Official Paper for Benton County
O
i' Clty Prosecutes 1
:5 Violators of i
0
g Peddlmg Laws 1
O
2 For years the city council hasi
e been trying torid the city of pedd-l
e ling nuisance. House-to-house can-‘
vassers have been complained of
‘ with great regularity for years and
years. Ordinances have been pass
ed and cancelled and repassed. This
administration had a new one drawn
and is attempting to enforce it. 1‘
Up to just recently the city has
.. been successful in collecting li-‘
5 cense money from quite a number,
but ran into a snag last week. One
_ firm has decided to carry the mat
terintocourt. Thetrialwillbe
3 held in the local court Saturday of
this week.
If the peddlers lose, it is likely
- the matter will be carried to high
>r er courts, in which case the council
it’ Will pass new regulations; based on
e! the findings of the court. The city
y‘ needs the revenue and is determin
y‘ ed to make the transient merchants
do their share toward financing the
_.l city’s activities if possible.
n . “.._.. _ '
:IFlre Laddles to
“: Stage Contests at
.. ,
5 Convention
Ce 0 ,
Kennerck Dep3. rt
:- ment to be Host to the
1. Other Towns in Dlst.
:J.C.Pratt.chiefofthexenne-
L. wick fire department today stated
9- that all plans have been completed
I: for the third quarterly convention
5’ of the Central Washington Fire As
sociation meeting here in Kenne-
L_ wick this coming Bunny.
2r Department representatives from
d Cle Elum. Ellensbln-g. Yakima. Top-
I. penish, Sunnyside, Prosser. Pasco.
I. Ziilah, Grandview, Habton. Golden
isdaleandWapatowillcoulpetein
h fire equipment handling and meth-
V ad of operation details.
a Pratt added'that the public who
h..desire.are invited to watch these
drills and stated they would be
found very interesting as well as
instructive. As a Jest it was added
that any unusual carryings-on ob
served Sunday by the fire depart
ment would be the smoke eaters go
le ing through their drills.
The morning session starting at
”teno'clockwillbedevotedtothe
7' competitive drills. A noon dinner
“sessionwillbetakenupwlththe
'l' usual business-meeting, while the
'3 afternoon will see_a continuation
1' of the drills in handling equipm-t.
‘1 life saving and demonstrations by
equipment companies of the various
1° lines.
it _‘.h-n—
--rs
.'e G 0 Easy
’8 _—
.1' County Engineer 11. .1. Strand
h wold asks that Kennewick cit
|g hens be asked to drive case--
no fully on the new oiled roads
,1 until the material has a chance
to get set. Violent braking and
1e fast turns have a tendency to
[e hreaknpthe“set"ofthenew
no material After a proper set
no tilng period the roads are to
receive a seal coat.
Summer Pests
' a a
[Library to Be in
Center of Altered
O O O
lenty Hall Bulldmg l
O
' Proposed plans for the remodel.
,ing of the city hall, show the li-
Tbrary moved into the corner of the
'j building now occupied by the city
.1 clerk. where more room and con
' venience for the library patrons can
; be given. The city clerk and police
‘ station will be moved around to the
gside street, with the space now oc
,cupied by the police office given
'over to the fire department.
The change in plan will provide
a dormitory for four firemen, with
showers, etc. The police department
willbeseparated and the jail en
trance made through the police of
fice only. These changes are in
cluded in the insurance reduction
campaignandarepartofthefire
department's program of improve
ment.
*— .
Mrs. Fred Higley left this eve
ning for Fremont, Nebraska. where
shewillmakeanextendedvisitwith
herbmtherwhoisillinahospitaL
O O
Kiwamans Hear
O O
Aboutßuildmg
Huge Canal
Q.
Local Speaker Tells of
Engineering Problems
MetDiggngitch
Averyinterestinxdescriptionof
the All-American canal was given
'byEE. OliverattheresularXi
-wanisltmeheon'ruesdaynoon. The
_canaltakeswaterfromthecoiora
,doriverbelowßoulderDam.trans-
portsitinahmeditchformore
thaneightymilestobeusedforir
,flsntinsthelmperialvuieyincu-
ifornia. Acanalisnowbeinsused
_forthatmlmtitliespartly
‘ in Mexico. and the new cutoff is
, built to avoid international diffi
‘ m
.Olivertoldoftheensineering
,ditficultieswhiehwemovercomein
,thebuildinsotthehlmeditchthat
tcar-riessixtytimesasmuchwateras
, the Kennewick main canal dos.
; Ten miles of the canal are con
structedthroughhugesandduneaa
‘hundiedandseventy-fivefeethkh.
hesaid. _.
Another interestim develormiem.
_intheoonstructionofthiscanalis
, the de-siltinc arrangements. The
. Colorado carries much annealed
Esilt-andaseriesofsettlinsbasins
,havebeenbuilttocleanthewater
_beforemakingitstriptotherieh
_ Imperial Valley. The canal was
. started in 1934 and is now about
Lthree-fourths completed at a cost
«838,000,000.
Thetalkwaslistenedtowitha
great deal of interest by members
of the club. Next week's meeting
willhedevotedtoacelebrationof
Constitution Week, an observance
which will be held through the
countrybythexiwaniscluhs.
“._.—_—
amupotfriendshonoreduary
Lincolnwithadaneincpartyatthe
AmwGrilll'i-idayeveninz. The
occasion was given as a farewell
party for Miss “niacin. who left
Simdayforspohnewhereshewill
enterthenolyNamesAcademy.
LYNN-ELDER
Harold Elder and Phyliss C. Lynn
were united in marriage at the M.
E. parsonage on Friday morning.
the Rev. H. Attenborough officiat
ling. The ceremony was witnessed by
Georgia Elder and Mabel Lynn.
sisters of the contracting parties and
the mothers of both young people
were also present. They expect to
make their home here.
—‘—-.—.-——__
Health Of f we to
Take Precautions
Against Paralysns
0
To Start Prophylactic
Measures in Schools to
Prevent Outbreak
To guard against a possible out
bmakotinxantileparalysiainthis
district this year. County Health
Officer L. G. Spaulding has ordered
apmphylacticspraytobeuaedln
an the schools in the county. start
lngnextweek.
lastyearprecautionarymeasum
werestartedalittletoolate. Dr.
Spauldingstated.andthezewene
sevmlmildcaseempmm’l‘hme
oi’thecaseswaesomildatthe
timethatmedicelattentionwaanot
evengivenatthetimeottheill
whitthedlseaaeshowedupin
theparalyungerteetalaterinthe
year.
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onthatsideortherimandnr.
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City to Call
forSpeaal
0 O
Millage Election
0
Park and Library Ser
vlce to be Curtailed
Unless Funds Increase
Due to decreased valuations. the
City of Kennewick will be hard
pressed to operate during the com
ing yesr unless something drastic is
done to relieve the situation. The
drastic move seems to be to auth
orise the city to exceed the fifteen
mill tax levy. which will require a
special election beiore time for
makinzthetinaibudgets.
Decreased services for the pork.
’ library. street lights, water service.
police and fire protection will re
sult ii the extra. millage isils to
carry. according to the council.
which hsd the budget problems un
ties-consideration st their-regular
'meetinc'ruesdsyeveninc.
In addition to the above curtsil
‘ments. the city anticipates a pm.-
‘insneedintheverynesrrutureior
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