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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-09-28
STATISTICAL REPORT

Number of trips for week 8; aver
age mileage per trip 53.25; total
mileage for week 426; total trip to
date SIG; average mileage per trip
30.7; total mileage to date 17,722.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SAI.E.--HniISEs

1907 EAST CAPITOL ST
Corner house facing Lincoln
Park, 10 r., h.-w.h., electricity,
detached brick garage; all in
excellent condition; ideal loca-
ton for physician or dentist.
Price and terms reasonable.
Owner, l.. Fl. Lamb, Druggist.
End and Md. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
ATTENTION, HOME BUYERS!

We have only houses left of last operation We invite
inspect them before buy elsewhere FIRST have
the At A H. and Allison ST. nw bedrooms, bath
p5tn shower open fireplace hardwood floors upstairs with parque
floors first floor bnn II ~ the best locations
IT. the northwest SECOND, semldeached house 45O3 n, H.
ave NV bedrooms bath shower hardwood
foo parqne floors first hoor open fireplace This house s
Zsft front and u the finest that be found in
Washington. THIRD have house left at
SIS Allison NV; has hardwood floors upstairs aud paquet
floors first floor bath with shower on lot 40 IT, tn 20 paved
This house located of the highest points Wash
ington with view that will be taken obsueted
way These houses have all been reduced 10 less than
you going buy this your opportunity The
price be beat All houses open and lighted daily
sunl pm. Statesmen premises,
1 HARRIS SHAPIRO. Owner and Builder.
Adams is33 80 1477 Grafd ST. NV,
Evening star., 1928-04-07
TWO-STORY BRICK.
Leland. Chevy Chase.
SAIE--HOuSES.

An outstanding opportu-
nifty for you to move into
this ideal community OF
parklike beauty and fine
living standards. Six love-
ly rooms and bath, on a
corner lot, 73xl22H feet.
Garage and many other ap-
peaIing features. Price,
S13,450. with agreeable
down payment and easy
monthly terms. Drive out
Wisconsin ave. TO 1881
Walsh st. q blocks north
Of Bradley lane), turn east
half block to exhibit home.
Heated and lighted daily
until 9 pm. Wisconsin
4034, day or evening.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY BEREAVEMENT. Osises et ths
sapervsssas Arehitegt,. washtngsen q C..
A. ae,il Y .,. aass, seslsd BIDS w,ll y. ppeneA
nsNlinltNare sNrAy atiun fuf halhtna fag tAw
nenattmant nf NnsnAef{se WashlaS4uu ~ G.
DRAWINGS aud sneelneAttNns AaN hp alAt.ssslss8
~ this attiee tn The dssefauaa III ihs SuFsFs
Ntslns Architect, JAS, W WEIMuKE AVt.
la8 SnpeTY1klnk AEGAllaeA ARa.AS
Evening star., 1928-04-07

RENT ~OCEAN. cry, MA AuMEy cor,
tase T, and h. tampletet> tWFelShe,i>
Wano, het water eef"e{ ", tsn9 SUIT
ala n St, ne Sc
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SUMMER CAMPS,
SHORE PROPERTY.

WANrRn CAMP on ptSrtAMAC; / ROOM
anu p0feh1 eNakINE observation-disclosures FeA
sonahle Address Aax aOs~k Star afssre Ss
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Trustees Sale of Colonial Type
House, Six Rooms and Bath,
Furnace Heat. Electric Lights.
No. l43O Ames Place NE.

Nv ytgssse eE = Certatn steed OF tsssSs slaty
resasttnti in l4th@g Ma. Atss teatss 81 81 Ss@s
~ tse iaa1 w~Ngtts "a sAe M~tgtvs ~ "a
htFlhlA, aud at tAs F@qaseSs OF she naFty Sc
eNyesi thereby sae psseF>ssnest tessStees Mi,
aeer fsar sNss cS ntAssc sartssAa sa trans ei
tae nremiSes - WEnNrSnAS' YnE
RteNrEENTH nay ~ ApRn.. tosS At
FtNE OfIOGk rM.. the felkaMe,sx-sAesertA-
~ ssast aud esemsses situate ia tAs pSsetps
et CesNEAela so Mn tat a. in Abe kase
aetiN aat hsvss so a SutsltSts&egs 81 saNsye
ttaAe, sS issE plat FNSeEssrS "a the ats$s est
tAs surveyor laE tAa MStgsek ak CAAsMne2a
Ia tsssr ~ nh 4NttA IS
Terms - saAe tsee tAtvJ cash, ha'snew 10
tWN eaNaA tHstattnAaAtS. Fenses@nts<t eN teS
tsaassxSoFS aeteS az the aagShaSef p3tanls
ta cFe snd i've wears W&tA gategess Al 3 p@s
tseat neg saaAn gg<sM day OF sac psyaeae
sesaAl ANNUALLY ssseVeed M siaest NJ trN<s anaN
the e1pt@FtS .sela 0F all eAsh, ~ eRsSeR ef
huveaaseF. stepSStt 9f $500 TNsMtrI9 as
sale. Aa eeaSeSAeelgs, eecesasAw aaa ~.
e8FtAl tees at e<A>& ct n0e%ha&eT TessnA 10 Aa
eNansseN NTH wsthln tAtety aaya fTNM asS
ag ssss otherwise Trustees gesePVa sAs Faaht
90 resell nTeeeFtv ~ stsk Aaa ease 81 ae
tstltns elsr,ANsef; after Nya sNyA aivssstst
ntsat Of ssteh EesNf@ Ia sassa aAA SRSaee p8tN
tsshed ia the VgtV 1T MaShsaSttsa q s..
NIL IN i ItANAtA0E.
JAMES A, noNoanG
Aps~a&sAAaaaa GVseNaA
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Auction SALES.
ADAM 4. wEscHLER 4 SON. 1actIonseri

ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING NO. 726
SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF decree q the Supreme Court
ol tne District of Columbia, passed in Equity
cause NO. 47aS6 the undersigned trustees
WIN offer for sae by public auction. in front
9i the nremi es. on TUESDAY. THE SEVEN
rEiEMIH DAY OF APRIL, 1928, AT FOUR
Thirty O'CLOCK PM. the following de
scrtned 1and and premises situate in the Dis
IrMI oi Columbia, TO wit: Lot 1877 in George
cooper subdivision in square S7s ss per
piat recorded in the office of the surveyor for
me District of Columbia in Liber 22 At folio
~ improved by sIx-room and bath brick
aweIunR. h0t-"ater heat. electricity
Isrme of sale, One-third of the purchase
money 10 te paid in cash balance in two
shHai fnStaIlrneuts represented by the pron1Is-
sorry notes OF the purchaser payable in one
ana two years. with interest al six per rent
Der annum from day of sale payable sent
annually secured nv deed of trust upon prop
efty SOLO. or al cash at option Of purchaser
\ deD0sft OF 100000 required Of uu-chaSer
at time Of sale. All eonvcysncjnz recorr3inz =
and notarfal fees AT cost of purcbaser Terms
20 be complied With within thirty davs fror1
d1v of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the
right 10 reselI proDertv at risk and cost Of
defaultiDg purchaser. after fve days' aAyer-
tisement of such resale in sorne pevspaper =
published in the city of Washington ~ q
SAMUEL J. L'HOMMFDIETT
500 1th 81 w
CHARLES T. SANFORD
FeDdall Building
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SALE--HOUSES.
PRICE 81 500

ANIN~T@, p1 ,sJOO.
i1th at. ne. close to Lincoln Park
well built bay window brick dwelling con
tanning six large rooms and bath: hot.water
back yard 10 a 30.ft. paved alley. This
house is excellently located and il an excep.
lonai buy. Very reasonable terms can be
made.
JOHN r. DONOHOE, & SONS.
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Realtors.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SUMMER COTTAGES

NORTH REACH. Nh, 9TH ST. MAR FREn,
eFiek; a,rannl cottage, asv0mnysiate nine
heoeiS tal aiSN, 50us ga. ave. ksN at
FOR SALE or RENr~~slN SAORE MAR
t0iohtht Reach, smafi hunk allow Cnmpls,tely
furnished ADAMS saot So
FTRNlSHEn COTTAGES EnR COUNTRY
LAYERS al "ualtun WooSls ness RaeAvilleS \
Sa acres high quiet, SuO.S9a. Call lSai as =
Evening star., 1928-04-07
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A REAL HOME,
BE SURE AND SEE THESE.
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
NE.-S4S. so Monthly.

FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
N.E.-S4S.50 Monthly.
To sell at once, a price OF
5000 has been put on this
newly decorated home,
which is ideal for the small
family tired of crude, old
fashioned living conditions.
Hardwood floors, hot-water
heat, laundry tubs in base
ment; desirable neighbor-
hood with central city con-
yeniences. Large. land
scaped lot with plenty OF
plottage for flowers and
garden. Call North 5555
day or evening. Take
Rhode Island ave. car or
drive out Rhode Island ave.
10 10th ST, then north 2
blocks to 1928 10th st. ne.
REM Realtors
Evening star., 1928-04-07
FFUUdI BUlI0iNE.
ap5-d&ds, ,exSu Trustees
TH0S. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs
1925 Eye st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING PREM.
ISES NO. 306 STREET NORTHWEST
, BY virtue cf certain deed Of trust. dated
February ,. 1927 being instrument No. 100
recorded February 10. 1927 among the land
records OF the District of Columbia. and AZ
tne request Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell at public
ton. IN front of the premises on MONDAY
The NINTH DAY OF APRIL. D. 1879
AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK pm. the
following -describe0 land and premises sit1i-
ats in the county of Washington. District Of
CoiuElhIa. and desigpated as and being lot
% IN walter A. Browns subdivision NJ oe
. In block 81 Of the subdivision made hy
Howard University of the farm of the late
John A. Smith. known az "Effingham Place.
~ Ter pla' recorded in the Office of the SUI
E"y0r f0- the District Of Columbia. in Lite
County IL at folio 20: subject TO the night %
way more particularly described in said deed
3OSg
Terms Of sale: All cash A deposit Of
S3Db.OO viii be 4ed1Iired at time of sale, Al
e0nF"yancIDg recording. etc. at cost Of rur
chasfr- Terms OF sale to ne complied " m
within thirty days from 6ay OF SaIa. 1ther-
wise the trustees reserve the right % resell
tie property at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser after five DAYS advertisement
o. such resale in come newspaper published
IN Washington. d. G..
LOFTS w. RICHARDSON.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
WANTED TO RUY-aOusES.
SUMMER HOMES.

FOR RENT rit'TURESoUk FtfRNIsHEp
summer home on fotasnae weillnxt, ~ Vita
rms~ baths, hreplaSes. garage electricity
Adams ANna
Evening star., 1928-04-07
q ERANCIS NATT..


TRUSTEES SALE or yAICARi.E 1Mo~
SrORY RRfCK DWELLING MITE IMSA I.S
CAR BRICK GARAGE, BEING reSsAs ~
iSES SO. 46os EIGHTH STREET
NORTHWf EST
RS virsae ef = certain dect OF srtsss 'fs.sa
Fehruary ~ 1918. being snstT1nae0s Ne- stSs
recorded FEBRUARY II, 1924 @nsoag tAs saisS
rvsssorSss OF the district of Cei0usf'sA, s.c az
tha gy0rsst of the nartv seesYea tnervey, ne
undersigned trustees wsn sell at p,.ol,s 49,
zion in froat es tAe nFvsatssss> Nss Nn>UAA g
THE SIXTEENTH my or ArRll~ An,
iasS AT FOUR THIRTY of,loSk Pm
the tollewies described lard a,st premises
situate IN she District Nt Ca1uFs,Nas ard
tleSsEaatsss n and bSetaS eot 6A IN Ntcser Cs~
htlcs Subdivision. es tots ~ s9sSre NVl$'
a$ per Mat recorded IN tae efsee 81 the s1r~
veyeg tor the District ef CelarAeaa 10 LATER
81 st toiio iS4,
Terms Sald sueSecs ~ nvteT sseeSs et
trust for - uON tAA further NagtscssearS nt
Which viii he aneeOased AZ t1ae et sale the
nurxhsSa pg4c~ atsaNe SAld trust 10 Ae na&9
In cash A ,lenaSit ef $500 Ho reaWitest Goa.
Veyanviug FwrarStlex. etc, st the puFvhaseF's
g-aSa TersnS te ~ complied with wtthsn
thirty aaNs. otherwise tleDoSst teFseassd afssi
thA pton@ffv NAV Ne advertised aad seSos3 at
the discretion az tae trustees
tESSE n MEnSES
= ElIor MinnLf1n>
saA tatNl4 Teaessees
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Tuos ] OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERS,
lass Eve 81 NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or yALTAEIE EEAL
ESTATE BEING A TwO.STORI bAlxk
APARTNENT,. CONTAINING THIRTY H
APARTMENTS KNOWN As So4l
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
nv virtue of "A CERTAIN Gseu al fgNss. -
corded in I.lter No 5tSsa. st s0l40 sssit- 81
the land FssrorsiS af the District Of tos1Hs-
ht4 aud at the Fwsatls'<E of tue FeArHSs 81
cured thereby the undersigned viii se0 AZ
n,l,.lte auefiua in gront OF the nsssnlSes 0s
WEDNESDAY THE EiGHTEENfE z ~ =
or APRIL. lasS AT THREF.TH1Si
O'CLOCK r NJ the following siescrtrets s@,sS
and premises situate IN she Isstraet % "
fun,hla and besng parts of lots ru-'e~fSSs
fva is1 and SIX tea IN eiecS NUN NeTsd
fnrtv-Nvs tAAl s'Ealraesd Manor. As -
Sevifeti in said deed Of truss. upen tns fNi-
Pnrrhasrr TO PAY one-;hir5 Of The rhr-
chase price i'm cash the 6atansT ~ t%e IT
xtaltu,ents in one aud two wears. TesEssSslNstS.
With Interest at thN rate OF ~ - yer -
nuu1 and secured nv deFI ot trust ssN tRs
nralaerty SOLD or all cash At tue cpssos nL
the purehaser Taxes amt interest Paid ~
adjusted tsa the date ef sale. AT ccssVsvsne-
Ing rsg0r,sing etc. NJ the eoss OF pNrcs sser,
x0oss title or No sale \ tepoS5t oi >s-es'V y"
viii lse reauired st the time 81 sAif std 49,, So,
element so ~ within thatty ssaa usNS SF,ses ~
the date of sale. deDoSas torfsats$5 ase.i -
nrauerty rrsaNsd ~ the cost sad F'sS 50
,aafamlslng nurehAseF after HNe 80 HsFS
nr~vloms Advertisement ot such rssSis sa
SOME Washinxton neMsnsfer.
r. FRANCIS SAUL
~
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SALE--HOuSES.
NEAR CAPITOL.

NEAR CAPITOL.
Tn a good northeast neishborhood. three
squares from the Senate Office Building, Just
OF Md. ave, An attractive a0-ft. brick home
OF seven rooms and two baths, h..w.h.. elec..
in immaculate condition, Ind floor apart.
mcnt of 8 rooms and b.. rented for S45 a
month. Priced low at $4,000 This would
make an excellent home and investment.
l.. I. GRAVATTE,
a@T 18th st. Realtor. Main 763.
Evening Phone Georgia 1900.
Colored NV. Bargain.
Attractive modern Broom brick home In
excellent Northwest section. All modern
convenenres. including tile bath electricity,
etc. Adams 26a4
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SAI.E--.HOuSES,
441S Illinois Ave. NV.
Omen DailN s 10 Q = NJ

Detached Z rooms and bath. two extra
toilets oil hirner h,.w,h,. garages. Offered
NJ sacrifice nrlee: see this today.
Evening star., 1928-04-07

any 10 - ~ Tssassss's,
ADAM K, wESCHt,ER d SoN. Aacaaea,ser
Evening star., 1928-04-07
TAKCMA PARK, MD.
1850.

A delight hurRa4ow having 5
large vtsuHgs. stIe bath ard detached
Ragsgs with drive ioa S91j5o. fasiH
srv owne. for permanent home Has
al city s6g ganiages with suburban
charm
Evening star., 1928-04-07

NJ. & r. B. WARREN, Realtors
Evening star., 1928-04-07


A Home You Can Buy for
$40 a Month.
One Of the very hest lncations in
Washington, very high and handy to
everything,
1910 /. st. n T..
JUST OFF m.AnENsnuRG nLNn
HE colonial brick twa-hedrahm
Home with the very trst nf fixtures,
tile bath hardwund huars splendid
heating plant that costs little IN 90
erate~eaiu j. neighhnthnaj nf exceed
insls goui charartefe-@ai ~ which
yuu can own aud enjoy for mnnthly
paynlent thHt IL lees than the rent
would be-xNn month inelnding all
carrying charges.
Open fur insDeetiun every day and
eeeuing lnfiliding sunday,
Take cars iaaylng 9TH aud II ata
nv. riding Ia ihth aua II stA ne,
walk Two alua,ts north ar transfer
Ia bus
HARRY A. KITE,
ftNe0RrDRATEn,
Aolv lalb st. NM. Main AaAn.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-27
BAPTIST CHURCH
CALLS MINISTER
Rev. Herbert Cederberg, of Mon
mouth, Illinois, Assumes Lo-
cal Pastorate Oct. 2

Rev. Herbert Cederberg, of Mon
mouth, ILL.,, has been called to the
pastorate of the local Baptist
church and will. begin his work
Sunday, October z. Mr.. Cederberg
is comparatively young man and
has high recommendations from
Rev. John B. George, executive
secretary of the Eastern Washing
ton convention.
The Baptists of the city are plan
ming large missionary rally for
Thursday, October a. Two ses-
sions are scheduled, one at 2:30
o'clock in the afternoon and one
at 7:30 in the evening. A pageant
will be presented at the evening
session augmented by stereoptican
slides.
The out of town speakers will
include DIR. Charles S. Detweiler OF
New York City, secretary of the
department. of Latin America, DR..
F. B. Palmer of Denver and Rev.
John B. George of Spokane An in
vitation has been extended to the
churches of Kennewick to parti-
cipate in this missionary program.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-27
GARAGE HAS
NEW M @ TOR
CAR AGENCY
Oakland Motor Car Company
Distributing Oakland and
Pontiac Automobiles, will be
Represented by Columbia
Garage in Kennewick.


The Columbia Garage, of which
A. I. Smith is manager became a
dealer of the Oakland Motor Car
Company this week and will op-
crate directly under the factory,
handling Oakland and Pontiac
automobiles. Conlen Brothers Of
Pasco will become an associated
dealer under the Columbia gar
age.
A late model of the Pontiac will
be on display here next week and
the new 1929 model of the Oak
land, which will be out in the near
future, is expected within the
month. Fred Mills will be associat-
ed with the Columbia Garage and
will have charge of the sales de-
partment.
cit is fitting that. the oldest
local garage, which has been es-
tablished since September 1917,
should have the agency for one of
the oldest motor car companies
in the country" H. O. Heerdt,
field representative of the Oak
land Motor Car Company with
headquarters in Seattle and a
visitor in Kennewick, said Wednes-
day. "The Oakland Motor Car
Company is an outgrowth of the
Pontiac Buggy Works of Pontiac,
Mich. In 1907, it was organized
as the Oakland Motor Car Co,
The first cylinder car was made
by them in 1913 and since 1916
they have not made anything ex-
cept cylinder motors. In 1925,
the company brought out the Pom
tiac and sold 10000 cars. In the
summer of 1909, the Oakland
Motor Car Company became af-
filiated with the General Motors
Corporation, being the third pas
senger car company to join that
group"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-27
Hulet's Introduces
Novel Five and Ten
Diminutive Grocery

Maraschino cherries to top the
party salad, miniature cans of pure
maple syrup for the breakfast waf-
file, slender, graceful bottles of
olive oil for a pungent French
dressing, gayly deck the shelves OF
the new 5 and 10 cent grocery,
which Hulet's are introducing to
their trade in their store Friday
morning. Displayed against a
background of new black shelves,
the brilliant hues of the varied
articles stand out.
Insect powder, writing tablets,
all kinds of spices from tumeric
for mustard pickles to pepper for
the boiled egg, mayonnaise, farino
cocoa syrup and cocoa, prepared
mustard, golden apple vinegar,
clam nectar, macaroni, bluing,
sauer kaut and canned peaches
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-27
Churchmen to Discuss
Religious Education
Sunday School Meet

Addresses on program Build
ing in the Church School,, aOr-
ganizing the Church for Educa-
tion" and "a Proposed Goal for
the Church School" will be includ-
ed in the program of the Sunday
School mass meeting and rally
which will be held at the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon from
2:30 until 400 o'clock. Walter G.
Moore, graduate of Boston Uni
versity, who has majored in re-
ligious education, will speak. Mr.
Moore has participated in young
peoples work in Ohio and Miss
ouri.
Dale Smith, county president OF
the council of Religious Education
will have charge of the meeting
and F. ]. Arnold will conduct the
opening worship service.
Delegations of Sunday School
workers from Richland, Finley and
Hover will attend the meeting ac-
cording to Mr.. Smith. When the
fall schedule of Institutes in com.
pleted, Is schools will be surprised
with awards. In making the
awards, the numbers of workers
present in proportion to the recent
average attendance will be con-
sidered.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-27

COCK GUNS

= The duck season opens !
= Monday and the first open =
= day on Chinese pheasants is =
= October IL. N. E. Palmer, :
, game warden for Benton Z
= county, pointed out this week !
: that the shooting table ap- Z
= plies to upland birds as well !
: as migratory fowls. Last Z
= year was the first time that !
= this regulation was in force. I
= The shooting time for the :
: first week in October follows: =
= Oct. 1, opening g5:28 a m, =
= closing 5:39 p. M; Oct. 2, op- Z
= ening 5:3O a. M, closing 5:37 I
= p. M; Oct. 3, opening 5:31 :
= a. m. closing 5:35 p. M; Oct I
= 4, opening 5:55 q. M, closing =
= 5:33 p. M; Oct. 5, opening !
= 5:34 a. M; closing 5:31 p. m. =
= Oct. 6, opening 5:36 a. M, =
= closing 5:29 p. M; Oct. z, op- :
= ing 5:37 q. M; closing 5:27 :
= p. m. :
+ %a* = 49, . &%&%+&* = !
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-27
CLUB PLANS
TO ADVERTISE
KENNEWICK
Adopt Label Calling Attention
to Our Specialized Early
Crops-Wide Circulation is
Possible with Fruit and the
Mailed Matter

Kennewick is to have some spec
ialized advertising, telling dealers
and consumers of the quality of the
valleys early products, if the plan
now being worked out by the pub
icity committee of the CONNER
cial club are concluded.
This committee has been at work
all summer arranging details of
the plan, which include special
design, calling attention to the dis
trict's highly specialized products.
1t is planned to have this design
used on apple, pear, peach and
other fruit containers, on butter
and egg shipments, on stationery
and in every other manner in which
it will be possible to call the at
tention of the outside world to the
early fruit district here.
The design adopted is pyramidal
in shape, featuring the word "Ken-
newick" at the top. In smaller let
tiers appear the phrases: aHome
of the Early Crops, Gateway to the
Yakima Valley; on the Columbia.
First in Green Asparagus, straw
berries, cherries, peaches Then
the word washington" to finish
the lower part of the design.
The fruit agencies will be asked
to have their labels contain this
design. No opposition to the idea
has been expressed by any of them
and the growers to whom the de-
sign has been shown have indicated
their willingness to request that the
agencies ship their products under
this label, if it was adopted by the
community. Suitable stencils,
stamps and stickers will be used
for the other products of the val
ley and stationery will have the
design imprinted for the use of the
general public as well as the COM
mercial houses.
1t was pointed out in the report
at the club luncheon today that
hundreds of thousands of packages
of fruit are shipped each year,
going to widely scattered parts of
the country. The post office re-
ports handling a daily average of
$500 pieces of mail each day. The
circulation of this sort of publicity
will be enormous and the cost viii
be almost negligible.
Plans were also furthered at to-
days luncheon regarding the meet
ing of the state good roads conven-
tion at Walla Walla in couple of
weeks. The special committee was
authorized to attend meeting of
the good roads enthusiasts of the
Yakima valley previous to the
state meeting.
1t was also voted to join the
Mid Columbia Chamber of Co n
merce, an organization to further
the mutual interests of the district
between Pasco and Vancouver, es-
pecially in road matters. The Sc
lection of the representative from
the local club was left to president
E. C. Smith.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-27
texas Company Erects
distributing P a n t
near Flour Mill
erORAGE CAPACITY
IS 10000 GALLONS
suilding will be Completed
and Ready for Occupancy
by Owner in 80 Days

Tbs Texas Company, a Cali
s.rnis corporation, distributors Of
ssr,co gasoline, oils, greases, and
n Aetroleum products, broke
.-.und Thursday morning for a
IN station to be used as a dis
bjbuting point for their products
. . site adjacent to the railroad
|,,.eks across the street from the
ANN mill and directly west of the
ckntral grocery company.
The station which will be a
.oubination warehouse and gar
y will be equipped for 10000
Lions storage and will occupy
/. mace of SO by 80 feet. The
Int will be erected with local
l1or as far as is possible accord
n, to William Beech of Seattle,
instruction foreman in charge of
lie work.
Construction will be completed
h 30 days. Sheet iron will be used
: the structure which will be
rrly fireproof. The building will
h painted combination of light
ind dark gray. A red star centered
VITA q green T, the emblem of
Is company, will adorn each end.
u E. Watts, representative Of
|as company for Yakima, Sunny
IL, Wenatchee, Ellensburg, and
|Ymnewick with headquarters in
YAKIMA, will arrive in Kennewick
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-27
LOCAL PLANT
LEASED FOR
APPLE PACK
K. Lane Johnson Operates the
Kennewick Supply & Stor-
age Co. until End of Sea-
son to Accommodate Big
Increase in Tonnage.

X. Lane johnson started operat-
ing the Kennewick Supply & Stor-
age Co. warehouse Tuesday until
the end of the season due to the
increased volume of business. The
8 Rivers Service corporation will
take possession of the plant the
first of the year.
The K. Lane johnson warehouse
made q record Monday morning
when 1048 boxes of Delicious ap-
pies were packed in five hours by
20 sorters, according to Mr.. Com
belle.
About four cars of apples
day are being loaded and shipped
10y this warehouse. Fifty cars Of
Jonathans have been dispatched
and about 25 cars of Delicious will
be packed. Delicious apples will
be packed all this week and the
Romes will start the first of next
week.