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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-01-08
IL AUTO
MEASURES ON
CLUB PROGRAM
Flat Fee License Plan Holds
Public Interest; Digest of
Bills is Presented

!, Eleven important Legislative
measures concerning motorist.
will be suggested to the 1881 leg
lslature by the Automobile Club o
Washington after the law-makin,
!. body convenes at Olympia, Janu
airy 12.
i The proposal which has attract
| ed the greatest attention is the S:
flat license fee plan which woult
established license rate of So fo
private automobiles and .whic,
would add 1 cent to the present
gasoline tax.
The other ten measures which
have been prepared under the di.
rection of the Automobile Club
legislative m m TT e, head
! ed by C. L. Morris, Seattle, and
approved by the membership are in
brief:
Operators license law providing
Flor examination of automobile OBJ
orators prior to issuance of an OPP
orators license.
Safety responsibility law re-
quiring reckless drivers to give Sc !.
curity before operating automo.
biles upon highways.
State parks measure setting
aside one percent of motor vehicle
funds for developing state parks
and parkways and placing care and
of parks with the Highway
Department, eliminating State
Park Committee;
'Direct issuance of license bill
for issuance of license
when application is made and fees
paid, eliminating present temper /
ary sticker;
Auto camp regulation bill pro-
viding for regulation of auto camp
For sanitation and public morals;
Communicating law allowing
recovery of compensation in case
,ar is damaged while being COM
nandeered by an officer for pur-
uit of criminals;
Highway patrol increase meas
Ire authorizing increase in size Of
resent Highway Patrol, so far as
eceipts of highway safety fund
7iH permit;
Compensation for car damages {
neasure, allowing compensation
or car owners whose vehicles or
ontents are damaged while being G
sed in rendering first aid to per- q
ons injured along highways, such c
rst aid being required by law;
The flat fee measure also will
e accompanied by the signatures
{ more than $4,000 Washington
ar owners who have signed pc
tons favoring the plan.
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S milling. Get them direct fro.
s,s White Leghorn y.
, ToS per 100; R. I. Reds, 81
s sUo; Baby cOcherels, 4 we. ~
shS per 100. All from wen.
S S.oek' Let Us hatch your err.
nave aSSe the latest equipment ts 4
eu0atOrs. $500 for MS , ssa. n n
or call for booklet, T 1Sss' v
ington ewick' Wa
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FINLEY

Ole johnson and family spen
the Christmas vacation at Add,
visiting with relatives. They re
turned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tewal
entertained in honor of Mr.. ant
Mrs. C. G. Hitchcock Saturday eve
ming at dinner. Plates were lair
for. 25. Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock
left for their home in Bend, Ore
gon Sunday morning, after spend.
ing a vacation visiting with rel
atives here.
The Sunday school held social
Tuesday evening at the church
sponsored by the 'eYoung Peoples
Class. A nice time was had BY all.
Sandwiches, cake and coffee
were served.
Miss Mae Turner, who has been
absent from school for the past
month, returned Monday.
R. Daniels, who has spent the
last four months with his sister.
Alice Cox, returned to his home
in Salem Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Zindel and
family spent the Christmas holi-
days with their daughters, Mrs.
Moore of Kelso and Mrs. Gallegly
IF Vancouver. They returned on
Tuesday evening.
Genevieve Piert left New Years
or Ellensburg, where she will at
end the normal. She spent a few
lays en- route at Yakima visiting
It the home of Mrs. C. Jeffries,
former resident of Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Piert spent
Christmas with relatives in Van
ouver.
Mr.. and Mrs Zindel were visit <
RS at the F. A. Neher home Mon
ay afternoon.
The Finley boys and girls bas- !
etball teams will play a confer t
ice game VS.. Benton City Satur-
ny night. Admission will be
larged.
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Maxine Sawyer and
Leo Perkins Married

Wednesday, December 81 at ths
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Sawyer of Pasco Miss Maxine
Sawyer was united in marriage to
Leo Perkins, Rev. E. M. Fiber,
performing the ceremony. The
bride is a graduate of the Rich
land high school and has given a
number of readings at different
times. Mr. Perkins was not so well
known but in the time he has been
here has gained good reputa-
tion. Their many friends are
wishing them many years of hap
piness. The Cleaners class and Ep-
worth League will give them 4
shower at the parsonage, January
~.
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Bachelor Hall

Three of the young bachelors OF
kennewick decided that they would
start the new year right and have
a womanless home; so Frank Mau-
pin Of the Columbia Irrigation Co..
Andy Anderson and Cecil ludlow
moved bag and baggage on New
Years Day into the A. v. McRev-
noid's home on Kennewick Ave
nue., recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Shanafelt. ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Relton, M
j and Mrs. Earl Jones and Mr.. an
Mrs. G. j. Dam spent Tuesda
, evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
Johnson.
Pasco will play a doubl
header basketball game Frida
evening.
z, Miss Helen Hackney left toda,
for Seattle, where she will at
tend business college. Miss Gladly
will resume her studies at the q
of w.
/ Miss Thelma Meredith has beer
very successful with her studio
lin Kennewiek. She has purchased
new Ford so she can go back ant
| forth.
Arne Rudd, wife and daughters
and A. Nordling and wife spent
New Years Day with Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Ernest johnson.
The Grange gave an old fash
toned dance at the Grange hall on
New Years Eve and watched the
old year out and the New Year
in. About one O'Clock a. number of
them went over to Joe Millard's
and spent the remainder of the
night.
The Grange has bought a pipe
less furnace for their hall and
are installing it this week. The
ladies under the direction of Mrs.
G. w. Krohling are decorating the
hall preparatory for the Pomona,
which meets Saturday, January
10.
The Ladies Aid met at an all
day meeting at Mrs. A. Koehler's
today.
One of the speakers for the an
nual meeting of the Pomona on
Saturday will be Robert Cowan,
who was appointed during the
summer months as extension spec
alist in farm marketing. Mr.. Co
van is well qualified to handle
his work as he had experience in
lend d Oreille, Mason, Grays Har-
or and Spokane counties before
aking up his work at the college.
After visiting a few days in Sc
tile Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh start,
d for Vancouver B G.. Going down
hill Mr.. Mcintosh ran into some
,e, the car skidded and ran into
mother car. Both cars were very
lightly damaged but none of the
occupants were seriously injured. J,
[rs. Mcintosh had her hip dislo-
ated and is on crutches. They had :
return to Seattle. Mr.. Mcintosh !,
ame home Sunday, but the others !
ill remain until Mrs. Mcintosh
)
The annual meeting of Benton
unity Pomona will be held Satur- :
~, January 10 at Vale Grange
IL. The following is the program: !.
1:30, opening and regular order :
business; 2:30, initiation, first 7
gree by Locust Grove drill team; s
30 Is minutes recess; 3:45, 2
eaker, Robert Cowan, extension :,
ecialist on farm markets; 4:3O !
itiation, fourth degree, by the !. :
Valley drill team; $50 :, :
cess; 600, dinner; 700, music
rchestra) 7:30 installation of s $
ficers, ] A. Slavin of Yakima in
alling officer; Lecturer hour;
30, initiation 9Th degree, Vale =
gree team; closing.
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HEDGES
Sunday School Has
Election of Officers

At the Workers conference
meeting at Mrs. E. Johnson's last
week the following officers were
elected for the Sunday school:
Mrs. w. Tewalt, reelected superin-
tendent; vice president, Mr.. Zigler;
secretary, Homer Franks; treas
urer, Elsie Schaffner; pianist,
Helen Gowing; assistant pianist,
Helen Fades, chorister, Mrs. Ho-
mer Franks; home department,
Mrs. Fades; cradle roll, Mrs. lib
bett. At the close of business, Mrs.
Thalman read a very interesting
paper on "God is a Spirit" Rev.
Bergan also gave short talk
along the same lines.
The w. F. M. S. will meet at
Mrs. Frank Montague's on We'd
nesday, January 18th. All ladies,
who are interested, will be welcome
at this meeting.
Mrs. Beale left this week for
Los Angeles where she will stay
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lawson are
keeping house for Mrs. Beale while
she is away.
u. S. Case of Rattlesnake and
]. R. Ayers were calling on the
Changers in this community Mon-
day and working for the interest
Of the Grange generally
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AS one fellow in Ken.
newick says, "NeN
Years resolutions arr
only made to be brok.
en-" So this year we
didn't make many good
resolutions except
We should like to see a
lot of building and re-
pairing of homes and
buildings around town.
Just as charity begins
at home, so should the
New Year get off to a
good start with neces-
sary repair work.
Bert Lloyd says he is
going to quit smoking
if Dixie Taylor will.
agree to quit talking
politics and give up
trying to save the
country.
What few turkeys are
left can settle down To
a life Of security for
The ten months.
Whenever things get
so bad it seems they
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-01-08

Ed zindel is working in the
Burns Chevrolet Company garage
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bennett NOV.
ed this week from the Pratt place
in section z to the. Russell farm in
Finley.
J. Younce has moved to the Bur.
dette Boies place, which he pur-
chased.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-01-08
Quick Relief for
Coughing Spells
Famous Prescription Stops Their,
Almost Instantly

The amazing success of this pre-
scription called Thoxine is due to
its quick double action! it immedi-
ately soothes the irritation and
goes direct to the internal cause
not reached by ordinary medicines.
The very first swallow usually
stops even the most obstinate
cough
Thoxine is pleasant tasting and
safe for the whole family. Your
money will be refunded if it does
not give better and quicker relief
for coughs or sore throat than any
thing you have ever tried. Put up
ready for use in 35e, 6Oc and s1.Oo
bottles. Sold by Kings Drug Store
and all other good drug stores.
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Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Charl
Dickerson had for their guests I'll
Withersite family and Mr.. an
Mrs. Robert Chalcraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cox of Graf.
mont, Idaho have been visiting /
r. Cox and wife.
Mrs. J. b. Pennell of Kennt
wick spent Wednesday with Mr.
Harry Snively.
A. s. Murray and Miss Edn
took Misses Stella Murray an
Irene Runstedt and Waite
Knowles and Bob Siegfried of Ken
newick to w. S. C. last Sunday.
Maurice Compton and Harol,
Willmsen left Sunday for w. S. C
Misses Berteal Muncey, Ma,
Erneberg, Virginia Colley am
Erma Mowery returned to Ellens
burg Sunday.
Miss Helen Erickson, Gene Bar
nard and Olive Hanson left fol-
Cheney Sunday.
Miss Velma Meredith left Sun
day for Seattle, whece she is at
tending the state university.
Miss Gladyse Jones has return
ed to Seattle, where she is at
tending business college, after a
visit with her brother and his
wife. Miss Helen, who came at
the same time, has returned to
Pasco.
Mrs. Orville Stockman left on
Thursday for Ellensburg, where
she will complete her normal
course and be ready to be gradu-
ated this semester.
Arne Rudd took his daughter,
Miss Lydia, to Ellensburg Friday.
Miss Lydia will major in music.
Sunday Frank Mozier and fam
lily arrived from Texas. When they
left here a few weeks ago it was
understood that they would re-
turn if they did not find every
thing as nice as they expected.
Mrs. Robert Woodend and
children returned to Sunset Sat
urday morning after a delight
full weeks vacation. Mr.. Wood !
end took them up in his car and
returned Sunday.
The double header basket BALI
game with Hanford Friday eve
ming gave both scores to Rich
land
Rev. E. M. Filbert and wife
entertained Mr. and Mrs. F. A
Rouse and William RAIDER and his
family New Years Day. In the
evening a number of young peo-
pie came in and spent the eve
ming. i
Mrs. c. Pattee returned Monday
afternoon from Yakima with her
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. C. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Dighton en- /,
tertained on New Years Day Mr.. +,
and Mrs. j. M. Breithaupt, Benia- ]
min Dighton, Mrs. Ella McMakin 4
and JAS. Rickart.
Lawrence Dudas of Sunnyside
spent several days with his aunt /,
Mrs. A. F. Koehler. I
j. Baumgartner and wife are re-II
receiving congratulations of their !,
friends over baby boy born on 4
Monday, January S. !
Norman Carmichael writes home :
from Los Angeles that his old ,
Richland chum, Roger Standard, :
who is attending Junior College at !.
Arlington, California, spent the
Christmas holidays with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley Wawrin- N
,fsky and two sons went to their n
lome at Sunnyside New Years W
evening. Mrs. Buehler remained a
With her daughter, Mrs. Koehler
nd will spend part of the winter L
n Richland. fl
New Years morning Roy Lar
en- and the Misses Doris and ke
rene Foster and Fay Hamilton 81
anne from Yakima and spent the
ay with Mr.. and Mrs. C. Pattee. ].
Mrs. o.. Stephens has gone TO G.
We with her sister, Mrs. A. Pur- de-
lwitz at the headgates. of
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4 Noy AoA III Ii0uu, WNcIe she mas
! position.
R. II. Perkins came home Mo,
day from his trip back East, ha,
ing had splendid visit with h
folk in North Carolina.
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Cox an
q family came in Saturday night I,
y help in the sale of Mrs. Alice Cox
: things which was held Wednesda,
They are all well and returned I
e their home at Medford Thursda,
y Mrs. Cox went East with her so,
Harry.
Y R. Daniels, brother of Mrs.
: E. Cox, who has been here fo
S the past three months, left Tues
/. day morning for his home in Port
land.
Miss Gertrude Thomas, neice 0
Mrs. Cox, spent New Years Da,
with Mrs. Rhodes and the Co.
, family.
Dudley Beale and Oliver John
son returned to Pullman Sunday t,
resume studies.
Mrs. F. E. Masters returned t.
College Place Sunday, having beer
home for the Christmas holidays
Misses Rupp and Marberg came
back Sunday to resume school
work after the vacation.
Gene Howard came home Sat.
urday morning from Colfax, where
he had been visiting with rela-
tives He has entered the Smokers
Club and will go back Friday for
the first bout.
Mrs. Volland and Mrs. Bokstruck
were visitors at Mrs. Cox's Sat
urday afternoon
Mrs. William Tewalt entertain
ed at turkey dinner on Friday
evening at the home of her son,
Mansel, the occasion being a New
Years party in honor of her sis
ter, Mrs. Hitchcock and family of
Bend, Oregon. Covers were laid
for twenty-four.
Mrs. Phillips, sister of C. A.
Baker, had an operation last Fri
day at Inns hospital and is quite
sick.
Miss Edith Serier spent a few
days at Mrs. w. L. Cochran's last
week.
Helen Fades gave a watch night |
party to the Freshman. class on
New Years Eve. Mrs. Fades serv-
ed cake, sandwiches and cocoa to
about thirty young people.
The boys basketball team went
TO White Bluffs last Saturday and
rot good licking. Mr.. Auberg and !
Percy Sellick took them.
The regular Grange meeting will T.
De held Friday night at Hedges
lepot. There will be the regular
BUSINESS and short program, but no |
unch will be served.
All Changers are invited to Vale !
saturday for afternoon and eve-
ing session which will commence
t .2:15 pm. Installation of Off {
ers for 1881 will be in the eve {
ing after dinner, and all new Of t
icers will be expected at that :
1eeting. II
Mr.. Moss went to Walla Walla
aturday for treatment.
Mrs. Hazel Hoppy, daughter of
If. and Mrs. C. A. Williams, was
larried to William Cloyd of Yak
ma on Sunday, January 4. They
1T the same day with Mrs. Hop
Us two boys, Billie and Lawrence,
,r Yakima where Mr.. Cloyd is
nployed by the P. P. & L. Their !
ANY friends wish them great sue |
,ss and happiness. |
Mrs. Aubry Kirby and Raymond
ere visitors at the Sellick home |
lnday. /
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Cochran |
ere dinner guests at Mrs. Serier's |
Kennewick last week.
The Young Peoples Sunday |
hool party Tuesday night was
ell attended. The church still |
d the Christmas decorations up
lich added to the occasion.
ames were played and songs
ng by the male quartet, which I
erybody seemed to enjoy. I
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Kit Clifford - aSorr
but we don't cash N
checks. Why | woulI
MT even cash a che,
for my brother
Customer - "Well +,
course you know vol
family better than
do"
Lee Lampson is al
building a garage d
the home place. II
being built on concrel|
docks TO match Oh
construction of d
construction Of tl
house. Il will be larr
enough for two cars.
Styles for 1881
Sleeves will be won
rolled up.
Black ink will be pre-
erred to red by mos
merchants. -
there will be at
ne Sunday a week.
Will Rogers will rs
main a Democrat.
'um-A-Lum will cor
inue to serve you.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-01-08

GIRLS and BOYS good wire
coat hangers, 1c each. Ideal
Cleaners, Kennewick, wn. 41c
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TWIN CITY cHTcKS-Buy them
at home this year and avoid
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-01-08

awful.
The Chinese have
rare custom on New
Years of forgiving al
of their debtors and il
turn of being forgiven
So they start a New
Year with a clean slate.
1t seems good to US,
but several of our cred
itors didn't seem to
like the idea Of forgiv-
ing US.
Mrs. w. J. Taylor is
building a new garage
on her farm in Section
z, using, Of course, ma
terial from this yard.
Just because the wealth |
er has been like it is
advertised in Califor-
MIA, doesn't mean that
you should let the coal
run low while
waiting for spring. |
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CARD OF THANKS

fri ms wish to thank an !
offesin.. and neishbors for - :
D U,dsr,hss and expression Of Y,
p~any !.., shown us upon the i loss IS
our little Betty Eleanor. 's'
Rev. and Mrs. FOSSIL !,
family.
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Richland News Items

Residents of Rchland invited give district greater
the community.
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Too Late to Classify

WANTED--Girl to wrap butter,
candle eggs, etc. Apply Twin
City Creamery Co. 1tc
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can't he any worse
along comes a hurri.
cane or the first of the
month to make it seem
awful.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-01-08

course you know Vol
family better than
do"
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