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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1891 f ST. NW-o RMS. AND D u. 500 90
9Th It. sc.--g rms aud bath ..... 80 10
BIB lst st. SIT rms. and bath .. ~ 90
100 J,nifcr st n " II rms and t. 80 90
81 ~ Penna. avc.--S rms. and bath TO 90
1910 Wisconsin ave. NIT rms.
tiOl 10Th II. u. W.---lH rms. :! baths. 30 90
ALLAN f. WALKER a co. INC.
Ola 18th 81 \ w Main pbHn
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WOODRIDGE-5 ROOMS, TILE BATH
gIassed,in sleeping porch, large front and
try. laundry. trays. bnilt-in refrigerator
large, airy cellar and attic; Close to school
built for my own use, hut have to move
away. Sacrifice for 81 $50 $500 cash, S47
m mo- 500 int SO cash eas a csl al
33l0 Vista st.
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COOPERATIVE APIS.

SALE OR RENT ROOMS
and bath cooperative ant. located on
Conn ave: fronting on Conn. ave. ami all
ot}t .ldc rooms Positively the best apart
ment IN the city at the price offered aud the
monthly payments are less than rent. For
appointment tn Inspect. address Box 1SS-M.
= fDrn
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WATER FRONT ESTATES.
CHARLES +. LEE
AnnnnnlIa Nj
EDGE\NATER REACI


No halfway yerdict--Edcewatr Beach is
Washingtgns nearest. cieanest. most beau.
yn a1 . ~ ay 6 u, f"? and
Davdsonville 80 miles over Defense High
Gently soping sandy beach for bathers,
several pif-drivcn community piers, with
diving pavilion built to outlast ifetime
and extending into water IL feet to 5 feet
deep for diving swimming: channel "a feet
to 40 feet deep for launches and cruisers.
When storms and rough water. make It
we are ENJOYING real swimming weather ut
FdEewater Beach While heavy breakers are
shore line ut Edgewater Beach remains per-
when BAD roads. indrorently maintained.
make IL impossible 10 go and come in com
fort to other saltwater colonies we come
and go IN comfort to and from Edgewater
REGULAR nus service over State highway
to and from EdScwater Beach throughout
While other water front colonies sur
rounded by fresh " alter swGmps. are adOpt-
ing measures to combat the mosquitoes we
Beach.
streets Mt Ed@ewaier Beach are 30 feet
wide mo onc-Way strcetsl, so that automo-
hilcs may pass each other IN comfort and
without endangering the lives Of the pas
No rapid-nre. hiqh-prcssure methods are
necessary TO sell our property
DISCRIMINATING purchasers have only to
over quarter of million dollars. which
have been erected at Edgewatcr. Beach in
less than four years by some of the most
prominent bankers. professional and bust.
ness men qt VT washjgst2p * realize that
cARFFuL FsELEcToNN have BEEN SGh con shi
cred paramount in the development OF this
colony
. We have wonderful lots as low as $500 90.
Nearly eyerV lot commands view of the
water Our safe and sane restrictions have
kept the entire colony free from shacks or
cheap cottages that must depreciate the
value of property. Every house at Edge
water Beach is real home with modern
conveniences, hence every new home en-
hances values and adds to the desirability of
Edgewater Beach for Summer home or an
ail-year residence.
. Look at all the other water. front colonies
first but don't he discouraged. visit to
Fdgewater Beach will relieve your deDres-
sion.
If waterfront homeseekers could know
the truth about Edgewater Beach the re-
naming lots would all be purcha scd within
week. Ask any Edgewater Beach home
owner.
Lots. $500 up: can be purchased as low
as $50 cash and IS monthly. Cottages
WILLIAM r MATTESON. o27 18th st
NV. Phone Main 677l or. residence phone.
Annapolis 1S45
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RENT HOlSES-FURNISHED.

ST. GABRIEL'S PARISH PETWoRTH--
Adults only; thoroughly modern Groom, tiles
bath. detached house; possession Sept. /: oI
viii rent partly furnished if desired. Fol
detailed information call Adams 1884. -
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SALE OR RENT-STR. PROP'TY.

SIX ROOMS, 10 ACRES. NEAR BELTS
vile Md. Ideal for chickens and trucking.
S. 900. Rent. $50. us tn st. s.w. Fir.
36S5-W
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WANTED--AT LEAST 3 TO 20 ACRES or
land. partly wooded with some salt water
frontage, within 40 ur 80 miles uf Washing
ton. Give lowest price and host terms in
first letter and definite location, lay of land
Address RoX loom. star Office 49,
SUMMER COTTAGE. FURNISHED FOR
two girls. married couple on the Potomac;
available August 81 to Sept. ; very reason
able. Address Rox l39M. star office.
NORTH BEACH COTTAGE--F0r rent by
week or month; rooms and large porches.
Col 1913. IL
BACK OF GLEN ECHO-SHACK ON 20
tomac; price, 5000; $50 cash: rent. So
month Main 1914; Cleveland ZIG.
WATER ERONT ESTATEs
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WA\TED--ACREAGE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED-ACKEAGE FOR SCBDVTSTO
PURPOSES FULTON K GORDON. ll05 Coz
ttncntal Trust Bldg. Nam 5H3i.
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SEVEN OAKS. MD.

between MONTGOMERY Country Club. Argyle
Club and Indian Springs Golf club. New g.
rooms sleeping porch. bath and shower. ga
rage large wooded lot $4,000 SCI it. At
value Of property rent should he sgo ,
Write e. II C0ALE
80 St NE. City. 16e
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENI-CHEN1 CH ASE. d.. III
car garaee. SIS. and many others. Vicinity
Va. end l5-nlll,on-doIlar, Memorial Bridge.
should obtain our list as We deal only N
qqr own proncrtty,7 FULTON r G98dn,oN
n,in or woman. 10 rent new detached home
m Chevy Chase at an especially low rent. to
houses IN immediate ncighborhood. FULTON
Il. GORDON. iIo5 Continental Trust Bldg.
Main 3!3l. - --.-
1914 CARoLINE--sIX, Rooms. FAITH,
TaI Pot }33ow evenings.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER. CHEVY CHASE
Practically new 9 S 81 stone house 81"
X ST. S.E.-SX LARGE, BRIGHT ROOMS
f rom " car line: Sic month viii also sell
Jr Fcndall Bids.
CoLORED--o26 45th ST. Me- ROOMS
and bath. cellar, electric nshts h E1 ate
44a4 Hunt pi. ne. or call Atlantic 1ol5.w.
BRAND NEW BRICK HOME WITH TWO
nr%e hedro%ms every moIeFn on,h AnGy
400 OTIS PL- NV ROOMS TILE
hath semidetaFhqd bedrooms %s vny2 s
sonahle, Nj McGRATH, Main 475@. North
C,AYWoQqp BROS s GARRETT: -. ING e:
RAGS for rent Plea 81. cal for list D
CHEVY CHASE. MD. LELANDl---BR1CK
Leland St Wis 330S.
CONVENIENT NORTHEAST LOCATION
l1o6 Vermont ave, Phone Decatur 81
134 s,E.-ATTRACTIVE HOUSE: SEVEN
la1se rooms bath electricity; near eapit3
10 ROOMS BATH. H.-W H. ELECTRICITY
extra large yard and big garden: rent. $50.
Anny 10 9Th 81. sc.
To cooREDBR e. v,,n ROOMS aLs., AND
1907 Kenyon st. NV. INQUIRE at 1901 Ken
yon st. n ". Phone Adams 594,
- r sr. N.E.-sIX ROOMS. BATH
rage Phone Adams $500. l8.
II ROOMS & BATH. HOT-wATER HEAT
electric light; good condition. near Capitol!
garage: rent reasonable Cali Col. 1905 I6'
.6l3 MD AVE, sw
T f9GGs ' e bk S5 S e. FnF'sf g. s s2S
FRANK A. GIBBONS.
$40 Insurance Bldg. Main o1s.
1920 JENIFER ST. NV
Brick house Of q rooms and bath; front
and rear porches: large rear yard; one half
SQUARE from Wisconsin ave: ear line, one
o,A AL ik,G s. F. X WMALkER & CO 1,i nc ,aao
bath; cleo, hot-water heat, sos;
neS sfo dsco 81 sf S. rms b. elec h''wh
SIS, N st. NV. 0colorctD HOUSE of 10
rms. kitchen and bath, gas and elec; laun-
dry TUBS. yard; SS5. CHAS. S. SHREVE.
12@3 Conn. ave
1928 CLIFTON ST. NW-EXCELLENT 10.
cation, near l4th st. car line and Central
High School; 10 rooms, baths. modern;
1914 Kenyon St n.w.--1o rooms. . baths,
garage. double rear porchrs modern: S115.
n, allan r. WALKER & CO; lNCa
sIx-RooM MODERN BRICK. s5o-LARGE
trio lights, modern bath. etc. 1o9 Adams
,so,D qUsLAss & PHILLIPS 5Nc.e-o
1909 ARKANSAS AVE. N.w.-MoDERN g.
room and bath brick house with brick ga
rage. IA block from 18th st car. S75 mo
7a1 1o, TICS g. Nv Z FARRELL c2 Main 7es.
| 1341 Monroe st. NV. . rms .
baths, h.-w.h;, cleo, gas 49,. 500 0O
$3.50 sherrier pl NV. 8 rms. bath.
=, h no = h e leo garage .,.,h 1000
1923 ION st. NV : rms bath % .9' ~
ao ftr q. 4 ne. rooms bath .. 1000 4o"
9323 l El, st. ne, rooms bath. 400.
3@5 f f9th st. ~ s VS. rm nHof bath "a 40''
rage tnewly decorated ....,..,. 450C
40l1 9th st. NV. rooms. bath. 90 ~
7eo Kenyon st, NV. g rooms. bath. $500
$50 Morton st. nv. rms. bath.
S cAYW par9De BROS. 4 GARRETT INC too'
! 9l5 New York Ave. y. W.
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Four rooms. kitchen and bath; nice porch
bargain. 500.
TIE STANLEY ARMS
lI25 18th ST. NV.
:, Walking distance of downtown. ] room,
Murphy bed. bath. large kitchen with dinet
$50 ard up Also furnished apt. OF one
room. kitchen and bath. Resident manager.
THE ABSECON. ZOO T ST. NV.
TWO rooms. kitchen and bath. S45. Resi-
dent manager.
1902 PARK RID. NV
2 rooms and bath with large kitchen. S45.
rooms and bath with large kitchen. $50.
Gas and electricity furnished. Has lust
been ~edecorated.
1885 PHELPS PL NV.
Near Conn. ave Suite Of - rooms,
kitchen and bath. with disable rccenti0n hall
and four rooms kitchen and bath with large
reception hall Reasonable rental, Elevator.
Resident manager.
FNT CORPORATION.
Main 1887.
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TIE STANLEY ARMS

NV lVNN \ =. w
Near Government Printing Once.
Four rooms. kitchen and bath; nice porch
bargain. $50
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THE ROCKSHORO
l1I1 X ST NV
Mo1ern building elevator J room. lttch-
IN and hath sac and up. rooms. kitchen
and bath ~G5 Resident manager. fcw
furnished ants.
THE DRURY. 1921 Mt. PLEASANT ST
Convenient to transportation. room.
electric grill and bath. S3S. Resident man
ager.
BETHESDA MD
Two rooms kitchen and bath; S3a,
rnlintry. one square from car line. Inspect
this bargain at once.
e4s NEWTON ST NV
Ideal for light Housekeeping.
room kitchen and bath. $50.
4 rooms kitchen and bath. Si@ 30.
Resident Manager,
ao3a RonMAN ST. NV. ,Wieye Park
"CooI airy huildine DETACHED with lawns
:, ooons kit and bath. summer rates
Resident manager. Call today.
DISTRICT APARTM
o23 18th ST. NV.
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homo. large rooms and bath. Ami.
landscaped front yard. colonial front porch
double rear purches. screened. Near 4th ard
R. ]. ave. ne. All-white section. Paved
streets $3.50. Terms. Phone after )
nm. Pot 3lSS-J IS
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RENT-SI1YIiRBAN PROPERTY

GROOM SENI-BC NGALOW. PAVED
street shade trees good lot $50 per month
}-rOum furnl shed apt $50 per month. Gail
North 1850.
GROOM & BATH HOUSE JUST OFF RAL-
tlmure boulevard OWNER Lincoln I%G|
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TO RELIABLE PARTY. MAGNIFICENT
suburban home. rooms sun parior. . tiled
baths and shower: heated garage: y acre
ground located on K. L ave. No reasonable
offer refused. Phone Hyatts. $40. Apply
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THE ABSECON. ZOO T ST. NV
Two rooms kitchen and bath. S45. Resi-.
dent manager.
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S.AIE-HOIiSES.

FOR sALE-THROUGH THE FAILURE OF
an OK 'entional bargain in detached homes IN
Chevy Chase. ID. e. $40. 500 to SIS. 0n0.
and in vicinity Va. end Memorial Bridge
now building SG,15O to s1250O. Real
estate statesmen should obtain our list as
we deal only in our own property. FULTON
=. GORDON. HOS Continental Trust Bldg.
Main 1o3l
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ASTONISHING THIS COZY 2-~TORY
brick home excellent location in northwest
all-whlte neighborho0d: rms. bath. pantry.
large closets extra toilet in bright cement
cellar. INV H.. cleo: front. back porches
22-ft.-wide front: close TO everything. This
Is an exceptionally good buy rarely found
so act quickly and see SCHANA. $40 Upshur
st Adams 1Olqg
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for modern new bungalow in Virginia.
within miles of White House. OUTWARD
SMITH, real estate, Clarendon. Va.
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WANTED--STORES
RENT-SHOPS.

STORE. SUITABLE FOR LAUNDRY: NV
residential section, lowest rent. Address Bo!
I11-M. Star office.
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Nearby Nd. Large 7-room pehbedash
house. bath. electricity, city water. two
story garage about acre ground: exec
lent condition. near has line. 20 minutes
ride from city. Owner. NJ 1871.
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
$3.50 CASH.
WOODBRIDGE, II. E.

Splendid Broom new bungalow oak floors
NV. h, sleeping porch; ; squares from car
line. Priced less than $1,000, $3.50 cash
500 per month. Inquire 3d., South Dakota
ave ne Call North 1850
, 1927-07-26
in THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIR-
GIN ISLANDS OF THE United STATES.
SUB JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF CHRIS
TIANSTED.
IN THE MATTER OF THE JOINT Els.
TATE OF THOMAS JOSEPH STRIDI-
RON, DECEASED. AND SURVIVING
WIFE ALMA STRIDIRON.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the IN
derslgned administrator of the above
entitled estate, having filed in the
District Court of the Virgin Islands of
the United States. the final statement
of his administration of the estate, the
hearing of same has by Orde. of the
Court. made under date of 23rd July
1927, been fixed for MONDAY THE
9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1927 at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day,
at the Office of the Judge of the said
Court, in the Town of Christiansted,
Island of St Croix, AID all persons in
terested in the said estate are hereby
notified then and there to appear, and
show cause, if any they bave, why the
said account should not be settled and
allowed.
Christiansted, St. Croix, this 25th day
of July 1927.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
administrator,
, 1927-07-26
surplus

water Will he sold. This bill has been
referred to the Municipal Committee and
they have recommended its adoption.
The Chairman remarked: 1st discus
sion on the Ordinance is opened.
LIST Member for Frederiksted Country
District (BtdckWo0d) remarked: Mr.,
Chairman, | am very glad to see such a
bill before this Council. Ii shows that our
Government is getting interested in irri-
cation. | find that twenty five bit per
thousand gallons of water is very cheap,
but it is doubtful as to whether we are
goiug to have sufficient water to go ar
up the island. | see also that the Govern,
ment is not charging any interest on the
investment, that shows a disposition to
help the sugar industry. In regard to the
expenses of installing fixtures | agree
that should be borne by the estate own
ers. but as far as supplying meters, valves
and piping goes that should be at Govern
ment's expense instead of the individual.
as private persons may not have the mon
ey to furnish them. When Porto Rico
started its irrigation system water was
sold at Sl5. 90 per foot acre. | have made
a rough calculation and find it will cost
the Planters here SIG. 80 per foot acre.
1t we had an irrigation system extensive
enough to reach the low lands that would
help materially TO increase the crop Of
this island, but | don't think this system
is large enough. Nevertheless it is a step
in the right direction. IL my opinion this
island is bound to grow sugar Gene if it is
to exist. We cannot compete with other
sugar cane growing countries because we
haven got Sufficient rainfall, we must
have artificial means. | think this bIli
should go TO a committee composed large
" OF Planters to be considered by them.
9Th Appointed Member armstrong; re-
marked: Mr.. Chairman, | had the OPP
p%Ortunity of being on the Municipal Com
mittee when this matter was discussed
by that Committee and | can say that the
only big expense in the whole thing is
the cost Of building the reservoir. Tween
ty million gallons of water can only cover
forty or forty five acres Of land and that
will only make up the difference between
forty to sixty inches per annum, and if
you get WI hOgshead of sugar more per
acre you will only make two thousand
dollars more per year. | don't see that
it is necessary to send this bill to a com.
mittee. Another thought has come to
me, the water is going to Frederiksted
through a four inch pipe, | don't think
they are going to get sufficient flow
through such a pipe. | recommend the
passage of the Ordinance as it is at pres
ent.
(TO be cOncLuded.)
, 1927-07-26
TO be concluded
LOCAL

The Public Library of this town will
be opened in its new premises (the Old
Post Office building) this afternoon at
800 p. M. Tbs hours and days of the
, 1927-07-26

DRAFT OF AN ORDINANCE
Be- 1t enacted By the Colonial
Council for the MunicjpaJlty Of St.
CYOjr IN session assembled:
The Governor of the Virgin IS
lands is authorized to sell such part
of the water stored in Creque Dam
as in his judgment can be spared
at the rate Of twenty-five bit per
thousand U. S. gallons, under the
condition that the purchasers of
such water shall bear the entire
expense of supplying, installing and
maintaining outlets, meters, valves,
fittings, piping and bitches, ETC.,
which may be required to measure
and distribute water from the main
pipe line cunning from Greene Dam
to the storage tank in the town Of
Frederiksted.
REMARKS.
1t is estimated that an annual
average of about 10000, 900 gallons
of water will be available from
the Creque Dam for irrigation pur-
poses, At twenty-five bit per 1000
gallons this will provide a sum of
Francs 5000 per annum, which is
estimated as adequate to provide
the attendance on the pipe line and
at the dam necessary to provide
water for irrigation. No charge is
made on account of interest on the
Governments investment, deprecia-
ton and cost of operation and main
tanning of the said pipe line and
dam, since these expenses are Incl
dental to a water supply for the
town of Frederiksted, which is the
primary purpose in constructing
the dam. Only surplus water will
be sold.
Proposed By Government.
July 1, 1927.
Despatching Secretary (ShQmer) in in
Producing the Ordinance said: Mr.. Chair.
man, Colonial Council Bill No. 3 authorizes
the Governor to sell water stored in the
Creque Dam for irrigation purposes.
At twenty-five bit per 1000 gallons
this will provide a sum of Frcs. 5000
nor appuDo which ic oCtiDootod &c odo
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About fifty enjoyed the Progress
sive Woman's club annual picnic
last Friday, which was held on
the w. A. Linn lawn.
Regular meeting of the Valley
Grange Friday, July 1st. The val
ley and Finley oranges have a
contest on SO all members should
be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. ludlow had
as guests, over the week end,
their daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. L. R. Vincent of Nelson
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. ludlow OF
Chesaw. Lloyd and Cecil ludlow
who are working at Hatton, were
also at home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Campbell
went to Anatone for the week end
Grandpa Campbell went with then
and will spend the summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mouncey
of Seattle are visiting Mrs
Mouncey's parents Mr.. and Mrs. C
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opportunity of hearing Mr.. Plum
mer, secretary of the Portland In
ternational Livestock show, give
one of his delightful talks. Other
features of these afternoon and
evening assemblies are pipe organ
music, singing. club talent num-
bers and slide talks.
At the close of assembly comes
recreation conducted by the phys
zeal director of the Spokane Y. M.
c. A. and from there to supper at
$3.50, and evening assembly from
7:30 to $50.
The side lights consisted of the
annual song, yell, and stunt con-
tests. Benton participated in the
stunt contest and won third place.
A health contest was held but our
delegates did not place. A daily
paper was edited with group edit
ors assisting. Iimogene Rorick of
Finley was Benton county's editor.
The Benton county delegation
made tour of the museum and
saw many interesting things.
Thursday was given over to a pic
mic at tanglewood but almost prov
ed disastrous because of terrific
hailstorm. Stones as large as mar
bles came down with velosity
sufficient to break most of the
light globes over the campus.
Heads proved stronger that glass
however, and none were the worse
for wear when it had finished.
At last the final day rolled a
round with its style show, demon
strations, and awards of prizes.
To our delight we received three
ribbons in project work. Doris Tay-
lor of North Prosser received hon.
ors in clothing. From more than
200 entries, dress she made was
chosen as being one of the best
twelve. She received fourth
prize ribbon for school dresses
an dappeared in the fashion show.
Ribbons are awarded annually
to those club members who have
done the best project work turnout
the week. Leona Evett of Hanford
won first prize in the bread MAX
ing project and Elsa Brogunier of
Kennewick took third in the room
Improvement project.
Immediately after dinner all
were hustled to the train and TAX
en- to Spokane where they enjoyed
lovely. banquet at the Davenport
hotel. We arrived home at late
hour tired, but happy, many re-
solving to start right now to save
money to go again next year.
The group was accompanied by
Mrs. Leslie White local leader and
Gertrude Gage. county club agent.
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tiers will preach on the subject OF
food conservation.
Little Miss Helen Moulton is
visiting friends in White Bluffs
this week.
The dream of not only a navi-
gable but a navigated Columbia
river will yet come true if plans
which are being unfolded to the
shippers of the Columbia basin by
Wallace R. Struble, are realized.
He plans a river transportation
system that will assure its patrons
a service equal to any railroad car
rier in time, speed efficiency, and
superior comfort and enjoyment
of travel.
Ten Years Hence
Kennewick and Pasco, when they
celebrate the Fourth next Tuesday
will also celebrate the opening to
traffic of the Inland Empire high
way which has been closed in var
ious sections most Of the time for
the past two years. The new high
way, which is the longest stretch
of paved road in the Northwest, is
! the realization of the dreams of
the Seattle and Spokane Chambers
Iof Commerce, to say nothing of
those of the smaller cities along
the way, who are chiefly respon-
sible for it's completion so quickly.
For many years the people of Ken
newick have looked forward to the
time when the new concrete, all
year travel route across the state
would be completed. The value of
such road to Kennewick is too
great for mere figures to express.
1t means thousands of tourists
with millions of dollars will visit
our wonderful community within
the next few years.
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About twenty families residin.
in sections fifteen, sixteen, twenty
one and twenty-five are reioic;r,.
over the fact that they are -.
eelvlng much better mail service
On June 16 five mile extensioT
was added to rural route No. ons
thereby bringing the mail deliver
TO their doors, instead of from
one-half to a mile distant as for
merry. Carrier H. ]. Campbell r..
ports that one patron was 81
pleased that on his first trim :.
round the new route he was met
at the gate with a plate of hot
waffles, honey and coffee.