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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-06-29
Washington State News
near walla walIa.

! near Walla Walla.
The Nooksack Timber company has
greatly increased its logging facilities
and is now shipping to Bellingham 80
or more carloads Of logs daily.
The Clarke County Bar associations
annual picnic and high jinks scheduled
to take place at Ridgefield Saturday,
has been postponed to Saturday, July
IA.
Miss Fannie Dunwoodie, Walla
waIla, was elected president Of the
Washington state chapter. P. E. o.,
which held its convention at Walla
Walla.
The Cowlitz Produce company Of
Winlock has shipped eleven carloads
of strawberries to the Oregon Pack
ing company to be used at its plant at
Vancouver.
The contract for the buildings to
house the big sulphite and paper mills
being established at Vancouver by
the Columbia River Paper Mills cor
poration win be let soon.
The Wenatchee Stage company has
been granted q permit to extend its
service from White Bluffs to Wenat-
chez via Vantage Ferry and Quincy
by the department of public works.
J. A. Veness Of Portland, Fred
venese and C. Shivis Of Winlock and
civil engineers are working out =
plan to extend a railroad line into the
rich timber belt lying east Of Toledo.
For q price reported to be $780, 900.
Patrick Mccoy, Seattle logging oper-
ator, has purchased . tract of AGO
acres on Sunderland inlet, having ap-
proximateIy 15O,OOO.OOO feet Of tim
Der.
The cornerstone OF the new Kittitas
county courthouse, which 1t Is said
win be the largest and finest building
in North Central Washington. was
laid with fitting ceremonies At Wenat-
chez. . 81. 6sss aE:tiss 2. -
The Dean-Bowen Lumber company's
combination shingls and lumber mill
at Reevton, nine miles east Of Port
Angeles, was totally destroyed by fire.
causing an estimated loss Of more than
10000.
Norman Everett. Cal Lobinger and
F. Makashima were killed when an
empty logging car in which they were
being hauled up 3 heavy grade at
National broke loose and dashed to
the bottom.
Failing to effect : reconciliation
with his wife, from whom he was
separated, Erwin Watts. 2B-yearOld
World war veteran, shot and killed
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-06-29
important Occurrences Of Past
Week Briefly Compiled for
Our Readers.

The annual convention Of Pacific
Northwest millers was held at Wenat-
chez.
The fourth district convention Of
the American Legion was held in Ray
mond.
A crowd estimated at more than
1000 attended the annual picnic at
Vancouver Of the Prunarians.
The growers warehouse at White
Salmon has shipped Is carloads Of
strawberries thus far this season.
A force of 80 people is engaged in
thinning the apples in the Stanton In
yestment company's 600-acre orchard
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-06-29

Spokane. Wash~-Approva OF the
world court idea as expressed by Presi-
dent Harding at st. Louis was voiced
by Senator Borah in = speech to the
Farmers union at Occur d'Alene.
Though not in favor OF the league.
l favor Harding's plan as detailed in
his speech" Borah said.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-06-29
Mount gina 10 suboldIno,

Catania.-All indications are that
the worst part Of the Mount Etna .srup-
ton is virtually over. Naturally. this
does not mean that the flow Of lava.
stones, ashes and cinders will cease
Immediately but the flow has lessen
ed considerably.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-06-29
sher,fs sensoneod 70 PenItsnsIspy.

Spokane, Wash. - Sheriff Thomas
Barker. Of Ferry county, was sentenc-
cd by Federal Judge J. Stsnley Web
stsr to two years in the Leavenworth
psnitentiary for assisting liquor run
ners.
, 1923-05-16

rr sale modern I've DON houee on south side With NJ porch. two
garage, lawn and walk in. large living Dom with fire place and al that
cash; balance terms.
FOR SALE-Iargo business lot s5x12o. Corner lot on pavement. Price
31500OO 90. Best buy in n business lot in Casper.
FOR sALE-Good corner lot in southwest section: east front will good
We Don house oil renr. Price $4,000; $1,000 cash; balance easy terms.
FOR SALE-East front corner lot, Mckinley Third streets. Price only
1900. $3.50 cash. Balance easy terms
FOR sALE-on south Jackson Just off of Second street; modern s.
room house with two living rooms In basement. Large n room house on
ear a bargain at $500. $1,000 cash. balance easy ternn
good buy for $500, $4,000 cash. balance term.
FOR SALE-Modern six room home in southeast part. paveme and
walks in; price $500, 81 200 cash, balance y5 a month
FOR SALE-Threeroom house and sunporch. semLmodern, IN Chest
nut street. walk in; price $3.50. $500 cash. balance monthly.
FOR sALE-Good building lets in all parts OF town
ROOM 20: os BUILDING
Onne Phone 11.o Residenrs Phops S4J
, 1923-05-16

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL, NO. 74-Fourteen.room roominR
house located G South Elm street, in the Three Hundred Block. This
property brings in a n ncome of three hunfFed dollars per month The
location tusuies hotelp prices mere. and with n little paint n doulnv
up, this property will be n regular god mine for the rest II o natural
life The payments are only $3.50 per month. Price IS 5o0-S2, 900 ash
will give o possession
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL. NO. 7s-Fourroom strictly mod
ern little home on South Chestnut street Has 5Ofoot lt n is well
located for refinery worker n will rcn well and Will bring more money
very DOL 1t h rot far out. neither is It far from the refinery. Can
be bought att h present me or s3500-$600 cash will handle, balance
at $50 per month and interest at s pr cent.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. S0-Dandy little tworoom
house on Soft. east front lot oil United street in the north art of the
city. Has pump o n lot and gas heat installed. Price 81 O0O Where
can you buy a home any cheaper? 5000 win handle. balance at $500
per month and interest. Call us II you are in the market.
, 1923-05-16

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL. No. s1-Dnndy lot on Elk street,
between First and Second streets, size 6ox150 feet. You can't beat
this for a nice residence location. Has water. lights and "a avail
able. Price si250 cash.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL. NO. se-Fourroom house. extra
well built, size "a by 2s. full basement; east front and located in the
estp part Of the city, o Lowell street, not far from Second. Hal a
large lot 60x14o feet; is close to school and is an ideal home or someone.
This place is easily worth $500. Price $4,000 cash II yu want your
money to do you some good, call u g or a appointment.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL. NO. s5-Strcuy modern fourroom
house, located IN the enst part of the city. four blocks south Of Second
street and lust across the street from the proposed Backmore City Park.
This little lone is nice n coy, the walls woodwork are in X
cenent condition and is n a good neighborhood. Price $3.50. Good
substantial first payment will handle, balance monthly. Would con
slider 1928 model a al most of the first payment CAT us fr an
appointment, or call owner at 199S-W.
, 1923-05-16
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, 1923-05-16
FOR ALE-AUruMOBlLES
USED CARS

Some real values at bargain prices.
These cars are worth more money
but we need the room 30 out they
go.
Franklin touring. very good shape.
has wire wheels. cord tires. For a
real a at a low price you can't beat
this. 800 down. balance s33.75 per
month.
REQ. six cylinder touring, lust
overhauled and repainted. Owner
had to sacrifice on this one Il get a
different MODEL 70. his work. 800
down. balance ssS.75 per month
Maxwell touring, in excellent con-
dition a just refinished. practically
new top. For n light, economical car
come and get this one. ss5 down,
balance s22.27 per month.
Dodge touring. 1919 model. good
tires. finish fair. A bargain for
$4,000.
Ford roadster. now radiator and
new rear axle assembly. $4,000
Ford touring good condition, 800.
Maxwell 1921 model touring. good
condition, Inns not been used much.
500 down. balance s27.oo Q month.
salesroom Open Evenings
Kennedy Motor Company
2so w. Yellowstone Phone 900
, 1923-05-16
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Ford bug in first class
condition. GOOD tires; must sell at
once; no reasonable offer refused.
Cal afternoons after 8 clock at e35
Howard, four blocks from North Case
per school.
, 1923-05-16
FOR S~ALE-RANCHES

FOR GALE1Two esoacre ranches
Improved at Holt. near LyBite in
good sheep and cattle country on the
Yellowstone highway Mt ten dollars
per acre. tworth $50 a dry farm
200 arres: splendid opportunity for
sheep ranch; II interested. write own.
ers for appointment. b. C. Golden or
Tom Malette. Box e24. ~Thermopolisf
Wyo.
, 1923-05-16
MODERN H0MIES-
WH[LLE THIEY LAST

large Don and bath and full basement 1t has large 5ox15oft. lot and
Is located in tina: selctvc district in tho southeast part Of tho city or
tho pavement There IN been nothing left Vi Of thish house o make
It n Of the finest homes in tho city. L has an automatic heater con
nected with the water main a a Isl of s24o. The Eas fixtures alone
in this house cost $500 90 and other features of equal Importance pre-
vail. There is evidence of spendor In every corner Of this magnificent
home. The price ia only s12,5oo for quick sa1e-s4o0o cash will handle
Coll In kE m annnintna.t
, 1923-05-16
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

MUST SELL AT ONCE MY MER-
GER FOUR PASSENGER SPORT
MODEL; SIX WIRE WHEELS,
CALIFORNIA TOP, WIND DE-
ELECTORS FOR THE TONEAU.
SPOT LIGHTS AND MOTORMET-
Err: ANYONE WANTING A REAL
BUY A FAST SNAPPY HIGH
PRICED MOTOR CAR SHOULD IN
VESTIGATE. l.. c.. PALMER. 330
lafayette ST, DENVER. COLO.
1922 FORD
Touring. mas Clymer spotlight.
spare tire. several other extras. Has
been used very little. is a real bar
gain for 500 down, balance s33.75
per month.
Kennedy Motor Company
2so w. Yellowstone Phone sos
, 1923-05-16
FOR LEASE
n FOR A

RANCH FOR LEASE.
$40 acre ranch wei, Improved. 20
miles from Cnspcr. good sofl; plenty
OF water for stock yea raround: team
and farm implements for sale with
terms: win lease ranch for term of
years. See mo at n (. b. Bather.
1875 Il. Second. Phone e0lW.
, 1923-05-16
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
LOTS FOR SALE.

Wei situated, one block south Of
e. Second On Washington street and
one block west of county hospital.
This is close in stuff and only one
block from paving and bus line. Alb
stract furnished. No grading ASSESS
ment; water. sewer and gas are in;
will sell from one to five 4S-foot lots
on terms. Phone 73fR.
, 1923-05-16
LAND FOR SALE

MUST SELL one-half acre. will mako
six lots; property adjoining this sell
ing at $500 e lot. for quick sale win
take $3.50 cash. Box 32A. Casper.
wyo.
IS CENTS per acro for eio acres OF
government band: best OF soil and
wateri can cut plenty hay. Phone
1901.
, 1923-05-16
FOR R%ENT-oFFicES
Phone 1918

FOR RENT Corner wolcott and
Fifth street two Office rooms with
two-room apartment adjoining. Phone
206oJ.
, 1923-05-16
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT Six miles from town,
16O acres OF land. Phone 175Sw.
FOR RENT Ligh, running sewing
machines. Phone 1896.
, 1923-05-16
wANTED-TO BORROW

WILL make someone beneficiary to
$4,000 insurance policy for the
loan OF $4,000 n year at 8 per cent;
investigate. Address Box Ass. Trib-
une.
, 1923-05-16

FOR SALE One Ford runabout
with delivery body; good condition,
bargnin. Casper Gas Appiinnoo. 1io
u, First.
, 1923-05-16

All charged Advertising will Re
booked set lines" Irrespective Of thu
humble of words.
, 1923-05-16
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Am sacrificing a com.
plete house full of furniture, in
Guiding an almost new piano. electric
sewing machine, combination gas
range. Phone 1853.
, 1923-05-16
AUTO ACCESSORIES

NEW and SECONDHAND Urea. al giDcA
Vulcanizing. Phone 147s-R. Unssds
Tire Co. 522 e. Yellowstone.
, 1923-05-16

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Will be charged the space of tvo
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, 1923-05-16
LOST AND FOUND

sTHAYED-A team of horses, col.
ored buckakin, brand 5 bar. Notify
Oscar jacobson. General Delivery,
Casper,
FoUEDIGold ring with initials.
Owner can have same by calling at
Tribune and paying for this nd,
LOsr@Man's blue aerre coat. Find.
er bring II TO Tim the Tailor. si1
=, Center over Kimbail Drug store.
Reward,
LoSr0Brown leather p~ocketbook.
between jacobson and Melross.
Return 10 Tribuna
, 1923-05-16
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Furnished two
or three-room apartment with bath;
close in; can furnish best references.
Call 1880 between s n. m. and 6 p. m.
or write P. o. Boz 1901.
WANTED TO RENT-Garage in vi.
entity OF S. Jackson or s. McKin-
ley. Write p. o. Box 923.
, 1923-05-16
.w MESTERNREALW SLOT AIESC CO. BASEMENT CONSOLIDATED R0YALTY BUILDING
WANTED-To BUY

We have customers for some good
homes. If you ant to sell see us.
e. Berg. Office 914 Pear. Phone
1881.
, 1923-05-16

Effective March s. 1923.
Two emit per word or ten cents
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, 1923-05-16

NO AID LESS THAN 80 CENTS
Five average words used as a basis
Of estimating a line.
, 1923-05-16
HELP WANTEDAFEMALE

wANTED-young lady TO do demon
strating with art work; experience
not required. 245 f. Second from 4
TO 6.
, 1923-05-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FERRET wanted. VIII pay for use
Of ferret for few days. a31 s. Lin
coin.
, 1923-05-16
Hell WANTED-MALE

WANTED - Experienced teamster
1906 n. Glenarm.
, 1923-05-16

wANTED-Middle aged woman for
general Homework by June 1. eo2
S. Beech.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
FRANK SWINNERTON
STARTED HIS BRILLIANT
CAREER AS PRINTERS
DEVIL" IN LONDON.

Another shining example of the self
made Jew who has risen from hum
bic environment to place of real
prominence in the literary horizon of
the hour. is Frank Swinnerton of Lon
don He is to visit the United States
for an extended tour turing the next
few months. In the pnrlance of our
own journalism. he began life as
printers deviT' with Chatto and
,Windus, London publishers. Today Mr..
Swinnerton is one of the owners of
this famous British printing house.
His journalistic efforts have spark
led for years in his weekly columns of
literary criticism in the Manchester
Guardian. with which publication he is
still actively connected. AS novelist,
however, his career has been especial
ly amazing during the past ten years.
His "Nocturne"-which II. G. Wells
calls n work of consumate art'-has
been translated and published in four
European countries and has enjoyed
{; wide sale here in America. His other
hest known works are THE ChaSte
Wife, 'The Three Lovers" and his
lntpst effort '.YOuuy Felix"
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
THE CLEVELAND BUILDING
DONATED THE ]. c. r. AT
LOS ANGELES TO BE DIED.
ICATED NOV. nth.

Erected through the Kindness OF
Cleveland Jewry who responded gen
erousiy 10 recent drive for s2o'ooo
In cleveland. Ohio the beautiful Cleve-
lund Building, donated to the Sanator-
INN of the Jewish Consumptive Relief
Association at Duarte, near Los An
eeles, Calf. will be dedicated with
fitting rites oil Nov. IL.
Admittnnee of 24 more men ana
women who are victims of the White
Plague will he made possible by the
opening of the new structure. accord
ing 10 officials of the Jewish tonsIihip-
tive Relief Association.
Rabbi Ernest X. Tra;tner. now oi
tbc Temple Emanuel in Los Angeles,
Int formerly IL well-known member OF
tbe Hebrew. Clergy Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Is TO speak at the Dedication. Speak-
.rs on the same program with Dr.
Trattner are DR.. Spitzer of the Associa-
tion's Cleveland Auxiliary and Mr
Chain Shapiro, director OF the Con
sumptiye Relief Association.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08

Motion pictures will be taken OF the
entire affair that will serve as an ever
.asting Momento of this memorable oc-
tns'ol.
The story of the new Cleveland
building is one of diligent and admir-
able application to a charitable task
by Jewish women of Cleveland. Soon
after their organization. the first ladies
of the Jewish Consumptive Relief As
sociaticn of Cleveland held mass
meeting at the Hebrew School ana
Institute auditorium on March 2S. last.
Fired by the zeal of their lender Mrs.
Ida Gammerman. president of the Aux
ilinry the first ladies carried out Wig
orotIs campaign that will have its
frnition on the dedication of the hos
pital cdificc at Duarte on November
lin. L
Glowing tributes were paid the
.ipwry of Cleveland by officers Of the
Jewish Consumptive Relief Association
when. due to the prodigious contribu-
li,n from this City, the latest addition
to the Duarte Sanatorium became as
sured.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
Cheese Strudel

Two pounds cheese; six eggs; four
tablespoons flour. four tablespoons
butter; rind of one lemon: sugar to
taste; cne pint flour: one egg; luke
warm water; salt; bread crumbs and
butter.
Take flour. eggs. salt and enough
water to make soft dough. Cover and
let stand for one-half hour. Pull UNI
til thin as tissue paper. Butter pan
and put three layers on bottom he
tween each layer melted butter and
bread crumbs. Put cheese through
ricer. Add six yolks, four tablespoons
butter, four tablespoons -four. rind of
lemon. Mix well. Lastly beat eggs
and add 10 cheese. Put cheese on
dough and cover with two layers same
as bottom. Put butter OH top and bake
slowly.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08

called the address he delivered last
March at Il banquet in honor of DIR.
Chain WeiZmann and declared that the
Jews should regard 1t as IL great priv
ilege to work under so inspiring lead
er.
The banquet which was addressed
by Senator Spencer marked the launch
ing of campaign for the Keren
Hayesod by the Jews of Boston for
500. 600. The other speaker of the
evening was Louis Lpsky who was
elected n member of the World Zion
list Executive at the last Carlsbad Con-
grcss. Mr. I.ipsky told the uadience
some of his impressions of the Con
grcss and declared that the European
Jews looked to America not alone for
money for the Kercn Hayesod in order
to upbuild Palestine. The Jews of
Europe now renlize that they need the
political and moral strength of Ameri-
can Jcwry as well as their leadership
and administrative ability.
in his address senator Spencer re-
viewed the recent political triumphs of
Zionism md referred particularly to
the congressional and presidential en-
which the movement has re-
ceiyed including the latest official ell
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
PALESTINE NEEDS COM
PETENT BUSINESS MEN
SAYS JUDGE MACK RE
TURNING.
Bubliek and Psley Also Arrive on
Ieyiathan.

New York-Judge Julian Mack and
Gedaliah Bublick. editor of the Jew
ish Daily News. returned on the Le-
viatlian after tour of Palestine.
Judge Mack spoke very hopefully OF
the Palestine situation. Under favor-
able circumstances. he declared. there
is every reason to believe that Pal
estlne will deelop into II prosperous
Land, where all classes of Jews may
live contentedly.
Palestine needs most of all competent
business men able to invest in COM
mercial enterprises, Judge Mack de-
clared.
Mr.. Bublick also spoke very opti'
mistically OF the outlook in Palestine
Herman Paley of the Day was among
others who returned on the Leviathan.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08

l0rsemcnt expressed by President Cool
idge to the American Jewish Congress.
The Senator called Palestine 'The
golden opportunity of the ages for the
Jews" He concluded as follows:
LET me quickly say one thing ere
I take my seat. One of them is TO ask
you to listen to the voice of God in
the interest of that which calls us to-
yether tonight Nations may spenk
or fail to speak. but the purposes Of
Jehovah are Interchangeable upon earth.
And call your attention to what God
has said of Palestine. Moses. Won re-
member in deuteronomy said: God has
his eyes on it always from the be-
ginning of the year even unto the end
of the year.., will bring them again
unto the land that ] gave to their
fathers. Behold, will get them out
of all countries and I will bring them
ngain unto this place. and / will cause
them to dwell safely and they shall
be my people and l will he their God.
Natoins dwindle into insigniticance by
the prophetic utterances of God. and
!. as Christian who reverence the
holy traditions of your mighty race.
not by way of information but by way
of congratulat ton and remembrance. 1
call with all the emphasis can put
into it for the opportunity of linking
oneself with the purposes of God in
regard to Palestine. How little money
seems, How small bargain and sale
and gain that engross us all the days
Of our life appear when measured by
such standard We get II vision of
what it means TO be member of that
mighty race
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08

japan has not been untouched in
other respects by the tide of recent
Jewish events. Numbers of Russian
Jewish refugees have been residing in
the larger cities and have been aiding
their rapid commercial development.
But the history of Japan's Jewish COM
munty is not altogether II matter of
recent months. Beth Israel Synagogue
was founded ut Nagasaki in 1894 by
II. H. Goldenberg. Mr.. Goldenberg
married Japanese widow, who. to-
gether with two sons and daughter,
embraced Judaism.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
Graham Cracker Cake

Twenty-one Graham Crackers; three
eggs: three-fourths cup sugar; three
fourths cup milk; one teaspoon va
nilla one cup grated fresh cocoanut
cake; one taspOOn Royal baking pow
der.
Roll crackers with baking powder.
Cream yolks and sugar, add milk,
ground crackers and coconnut. Last
fold in beaten whites and vanilla. Bake
two layers fer twenty minutes In mod
crate oven. Put cocOanut ON top.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08

Il should like to say further that II
we are going to make of this Am
erica of fours all tina the fathers
sought ii we are going to make IT true
to the institutions for which they
builded. we must continue to maintnin
religious liberty quite as well as civil
and human liberty. As you remember,
we buided on the foundation of civil
liberty and we capped that with the
stone of human liberty. and the third
fundamental was religious liberty. The
United States never can afford to deny
religious freedom in this republic of
G. Harding.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
snirred Egxs Always Coed.

Combinations of eggs with bread
crumbs rice, or some starchy cereal
to give body to the dish are always
good, says the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. Fill the baking,
dish half full of hot boiled rice. Break
six eggs and carefully drop them In
the rice, taking care not to break the
yolks. Pour a cupful Of cheese sauce
over the eggs and rice and bake in n
moderate oven until the whites of the
eggs are set.
To make the cheese sauce: Melt
one tablespoonful Of butter and stir
into it one Tablespoonful Of -four. one
teaspOonful of salt and one-eiShth tea
spoonful of white pepper. Add one cup
full OF cold milk, and stir over the
fame until thick and creamy. Add
four tablespoonfuls Of grated cheese
| and stir until melted.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08

Boston-Addressing II banquet audi
ence last night which crowded the
Elysium club TO capacity. Senator
Selden p. Spencer of Missouri in an
address which reused his audience to
frequent bursts of applause. reiterated
the faith of the Christian world TINT
the Jews would make good on their
historic opportunity to rebuild the Jew
ish National Home The Senator re-