davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
kdosztottak egy
vilanyos- s-kocsit
A Mosier villanyos vegallom&s&n
egy rabl6 kifosztotta q villanyost
es kalauzt. Egy mask ka-
lauxt munk&ba menteben fosztot-
ta XII q rabl0.

Multi csiit0rt0k reggel ket fell
ielentfs erkezett he rend6rsegre
a villanyos yasuttarsasag resztrGl.
Az els6 feljelentes szerint egy
maganyos haramia megtamadta
T. f. Thomas, villanyosvezetH,
amint az ut6bbi Mosier villa
nyos vegallomasan vezet5t cse-
relte. A rabl6 atkutatta kalauz
zsebeit mem elegedve meg az
azokban talalt $28-ral, amelyb0l
$40 a vasuttarsasag penze volt.
$18 pedig a Thomase, let0rte a
lakatot a fareboxr6l ait is ma
gaval vitte.
Ugyancsak csiit0rt0k0n reggel
OF ora k0riil ket rablo megta-
nadia HI. j. Ritter. I'll Williams
street, lakost, aki szint6n villa
nyoskalauz. Ritter epen munkaba
igyekczett, amikor Hughes
streten utolerte egy auto. amely-
b6r ket ember ugrott XII. Az egyik
revolverrel kezeben raparancsolt,
hogy tartsa fel kezet $ a mask
atkutatta zsebeit. A ket rabl6
zsakmanya $46 keszpenz es 81 ara
street car check volt. Miutan
munkajukat befejeztek a rabl6k
raszoltak Ritterre, hogy most mar
jobb lesz, fh tovabb all. A ket
bandita ezutan visszault az auto
ba $ elhajtott, a villanyoskalauz
pedig egyenesen a rend3rsegre
ment, hogy jelentest .tegyen tor
!. tsatskssl Is! ~.
A rend6rseg azonnal megindi-
totta a nyomozast mindket. rabl6-
merenylet iigyeben, de eddig meg
semmi eredmenyt sem ertek ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26

Gy0ny0rii szsrtartas lesz a SIT.
IstvAn temploulban. - SO tagu
teljes vegyeskara foeja passziot
6nekelni.

Macy iinnep az egesz keresz-
ttny vilagban tiragvasarnap, Je-
zus Jer,zsalembe val6 bevonula-
sanak emlfkiinIfrpe.
Ezerkilencszax eve annak, hogy
nagy iinneplfs.Aozepette bevonult
Jtzus Jeruzsalembe, .amikor is a
nep palmaagakkal $ ruhakkal
sz6rta tele utjat5s kialtottak: Ho-
zsanna, aldott XII az Ur neve-
ben j6.
Mint minden katl,olikus temp
lomban az egesz fold kereksegen,
SIT. Istvan teinplomban is gy0-
nyoru lelekemel6 szertartas kere-
teben fogja az egyhaz plebanosa
megszentelni a palmaagakat, mi
el6tt azokat a. jelenlev3 hivek k0-
zott szftosztja.
Az ezutan k0yetkez6 k0rmennt
befejeztevel kezli3dik scent mi
Sc. amelynek els6 rtszdt kepezi
passzi6 enek. s
Balaskd Gy0rgy, orgonista We
zetase alatt els3rangu 32 tagu We
gyeskar. kesziil6dik passzi6 enek
lesere. A sz6lk anekesek, Jezus.
Pilatns, Judas. 1Ielytart6, Peter,
Pilatus felesege, Szolgal6, Evan
gelista valamennyien kival6 enc
kesek, akiket gyony0riiseg lesz
hallani. Remelhet6leg sokap lesz-
nek templomhbn inert ilyen XII
tiin5 enekkar rs sz6l6enekesek
meg Italian aphasem tnekeltek a
passzidt YosAe9ownban.
Balasko .GySxfy kiil0n0sen kari
az z oszes ensKesaket II hogy fsgye-
mex templomban pontosan reg
gel tiz 6rakor, hogy minden siet-
seget el lehessen keriilni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
A CAMPBELLI ATLETA CLUB

Multi szombaton este osszej0tt a
campbelli magyarsag a Jefferson
es Robinson road sarkan lev6 ma
gyar klubhazban, hogy ujra meg
alakitsa Campbell Magyar At
leta Klubbot. A gyiilest Varga 1.
korelnok es ifj. Kaczur Mihaly,
korjegyz6 vezettek.
A gyiiles megvalasztotta az nj
tisztviseloket is a k0vetkezok sze-
melyeben: Varga Istvan eln0k,
Sztanko Demeter aleln0k, Zborai
lstvan penztarnok, Sz6l6si Mihaly
jegyzo.titkar, cine 26O Reed Ave.
Campbell, Ohio, ifj. Kaczur Mi
haly, Csatl6s Pal penztari ellenS-
r0k. A rossz viszonyokra val6 te-
kintettel a gyiiles a tagsagi dijat
havi 25 centben allapitotta meg,
ami a magyar labdaz6k javara
lesz forditva. A tisztikar ezuton is
felker minden campbelli magyart,
aki sport iigyek irant erdekl6dik,
hogy alljon be klubba.
Az Atleta Klub gyiileseit min
den ho els6 vasarnapjan este fog
ia tartani fentnevezett helyi-
segben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
szENT IsrvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagok nevsora: Rozsnoki
Simon 1713 Silliman ST., Ruboszki
Istvan 2064 E. High ave-, Habo-
dasz Gusztavne jelenleg South
Side-i k6rhaz, B. 10th Lajos 1924
Manhattan ave-, Jambrik Istvan-
ne 200 South Jackson St., Bodzas
Janos 1901 Donation ave. Is Kol-
lai Sandor 133 Malta ave. Be-
tegseg q tikarnal jelentend6, cim !:
44l Pasadena ave, telefon 1880.
1ixiah 06sp6r. titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
MAGYAR BIRKOZ0

Multi heten rendezett birkoz6
estjenek sikeren felbuzdulva AL.
Zill j0v6 kedden, marcus .31-en
este ujabb merk3zest rendez,
amely az elobbit 1nagasan felul
fogja mulni, Rayen Wood Au-
ditoriumban.
lit lesz Laditte Rudolf, 200
fontos magyar dijbirkoz6, aki
mem reg j0tt Amerikaba, de a
Madison Square Gardenben mar
OF izben megmutatta, hogy mem
valik hazajanak szegyenere. La
ditte Karl Pojello, litvan birko-
z6val fog lit merk5zni s miutan
legy6zi Pojcllot, amir6l Laditte-
mex semmi ketsege sincs, Jack
Londost jelenlegi nehez-
sulyu vilagbajnokot fogja merk6-
zesre hivni.
A keddi est mask f0esemenye
Mike Romano, olasz bajnok es
Marshall Blackstock k0z0tti mer-
kozes lesz. Ezeken kiviil ket XII
sebb, de szinten els3rangu mark6-
zes lesz.
Az els5 nerk6zes pontosan ne
eyed kilenckor kezd6dik meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
vERHcvAY 1os

Beteg tagjaink: Hoffer Karoly-
ne Al Rhoda ave-, Ruboczki Ist-
van 2O64 E. High ave-, Czombos
Sandorne 213 Ellenwood ave. Me-
,ssaros Mihaly Al N. Montgomery
st., Bodzas Janos 1901 Donation
ave. - Betegsegsg q titkarnal je-
lentend6 211 Edward st. Tele-
fon sx6m 75792.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
szINEL6ADAs

A New York; Nepszinhaz ked-
den aprilis Ten este el6tdast tart
az Eagles Hallban. Lapzartaig
mem sikeriilt megtudni az el6adas
ra keruld dafab cimet, amelyet
teh&t csak q jov6 h6ten k0zolhe-
think maid. Jegyek el6vetelben
kaphat6k q szokott magyar he's
'lyekeh 81 G4gyi Jfaost6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
NAcYBIzoTTsAG GYttLEsE

A Nagybizottsag legk0zelebbi
gyileset szombaton, e no 28-an es-
te 8 6rakor tartja a Kossuth Kor
helyisegeben.
Keretnek azok a testiiletek,
anlelyek meg mem szolgaltattak
be a charterezesrel valo felhatal-
mazast, hogy ere a gyulesre fel-
tetlenul hozzak be azokat.
Titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
PRO HUNaARIA

A Pro Hungaria helyi osztalya
szerdan, aprilis len este nyolc
oral kezdettel tartja havi rendes
gyuleset Miss Sztavrovszky enek-
studi6jaban, Keith-Albee Bldg.
ak emeleten. Kerem tagok
teljes szamu meejeleneset fontos
iigyek targyalasa vegatt. Titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
FELvETETIK

Hazi munkara felvetetik 2O-22
ewes leany. Csakis olyan jelent-
kezzek, aki jol ert a hazi munka-
loz es j6l tud mosni es vasalni.
Jelentkezni lehet dGlutan 2-t0l
4-ig Mr.. Grosshandlernel 320 w.
Federal st. alatt. ID
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
HUsvETI TkNUlnU1.AIekn

A SIT. Istvan Kor Ausv6t ~
sodik napian, Aprilis 6-ln h6tf5n'
este fsl s 6rai kesdettel tknennu-
lats&got rsndss = Eagle Han ~.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
.erenylet keszilt
az Akron ellen

Letart6ztattak egy volt magyar
katonatisztet. - El akarta pusxti-
tani az epul6 6rias .l6ghaj6t,
mondjkk detektivek. Nyo-
noznak az 0sszeesknv6k ut&n. l
Macy szenzaci6 jarta be az egesz
orszagot multi letrn egy volt
magyar kapitany letart6ztatasa-
val kapcsolatban. Mem kisebb|
vad alapjan tart6ztattak le AZ.
Akronban el6 Kassay F. Palt, ali
az osztrak magyar tengereszetnal
s a hadseregben szazadosi rangis
emelkedett haboru alatt, mint
hogy merenyletet tervezett az
.enil6felben lev6 driasi zeppelin
clpusztitasara.
Kassay magyar kommiin bn-
kasa utan j0tt Amerikaba $ nem-
reg Goodyear-Zcppelin gyarbans
kapott alkalmazast, mint szakart6
mechanikus sz0vetsegi tengerf-
szet szamara epiil6 6riasi lfgha-
jon, az "Akron" "-on dolgozott.
Az igazsagiigyi osztaly detek-
tivjei, akik alland6an figyelem-
mel kisfrik leghaj6 epiteset,
gyanut fogtak Kassay ellen $
multi csiit0rtok0n felsz6litottak
az akroni rend5rseget, hogy tar
t6ztassak st lie. Kassayt az ohi0i
biiniigyre vezet6 szindikalizmus
t0rvtnycikkelybe iitk0z6 cseleke-
det vadja alapjan vetettek b0r-
t6nbe. A vad szerint Kassay egy
komunista 0sszeeskGvesnek tagja,
amely celjaul az Akron elpusz-
titasat tiizte XII. Az 0sszeeskuvest
;llet6leg nincs meg semmifele BIZ
zonyitek, a detektivek azonban
biztosra veszik. hogy 0sszecakii-
yfsr5l van $50 s erelyes nyomo-
zasf' foiyfatnak a6nak felderit4
sere.
Kassay ellen ugy meriilt fel a
gyanu, hogy nemregiben, els6 re-
piilese alkalmaval felrohbant egy
katonai repiilogfp ,amely egy clc-
velandi gyarban epiilt Kassay
gep tpitesenek idejen OFT volt al
kalmazasban.
A letart6ztatas utan a detekti-
vek hazkutatast tartottak Kassay
lakasan. Felesege sirva, kezeis
t0rdelve nezte, hogy a detektivek
mint forgatjak fel a hazat pince-
t6l padlasig egyre hangoztatta,
hogy valami rettenetes tevedtsrol
lehet csak $40, inert az 8 ferje ar
Italian. A detektivek elkoboztak
egy csom6 idegen nyelyii - val6-
sziniileg magyarul irt levelet,
amelyeket hiyatalosan le fognak
fordittatni angolra remelve, hogv
azokb6l vilagossag deriiL az lgyre.
A hatosagok jelentese szerint
kassay ot oral vallatas utan bcis-
merte, hogy merenyletet tervezett
leghaj6 ellen, ezt olyanforman
akarta vegrehajtani, hogy tobb-
szaz nitot kihagyott leghaj6 va
zab6l meg t0bbet lazan tett be,
hogy ICY gyengitse AIT. Kes6bb
pedig hozza akart volna ferk6zni
gepezethez, amelyet ugy elron-
tott volna, hogy az Akron els6
legbebocsatasakor felrobbanjon.
A hat6sagok szerint szamos tanu
is bizonyitja a vadat, akik el6tt
Kassay allit6lag azzal dicseke-
dett, hogy el fogja pusztitani
leghaj6t.
Ezzel szemben all Kassay vedS-
jtnek, Mrs. Yetta Land, cleve-
.l n ~ (
landi iigyvednck nyilatkozata,
amely szerint vad lninden ala
pot nelkil0z 5 Kassay nem tett
beismer6 vallomast, aminthogy
artatlansaganak tudataban mem
is tehetett. Kassay $25, ,OOO-os 6ya-
dek hianyaban vizsgalati fogs&g-
ban van q nyomozas toyabb
folvik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26

magyar hetilapokban es q ne
york; bolseviki lapban AIT q Sc
,csatat, amely = Munkasbetegse-
gelyz6 IS 0nkepz6 Egylet k0rul
folyik.
A bolsevilxi lap termeszetesen
k0r6mszakadtaig vedi fej6s tehe-
net . teljesen ! new york; kom-
munista l6hiit6k vezetese alatt al
l6 egyletet.
Minket . hare hidegen hagy.
Mi mar hosszu evekkel ezel6tt
megalkottuk velemenyiinket az
MB0sZ vezet6seger6l Is csak sal
n&ljuk azokat a tisztesseges haxa-
fias erzelmii magyarokat, alkik eb-
be az egyletbe keriiltek leginkabb
hallgatva ARA a felrevezetesre,
hogy ebben az egyletben jobb Is
biztosabb segelyt kapnak olcs6b-
ban mint masho1.
Az egylet ugynevezett . ''0ntu-
datos" tagsagat mem ajanljuk es
mem is sajnaljuk. Ok nagyon j6l
tudjak, hogy nit tesznek, n6lik
AZ egylet csak ceger a kommunis-
ta elvek minel nagyobb meretti
terjesztesere. Ok bizonyara nem
sajnaljak az erre kiadott penze-
ket Is bizonyara helyesnek isme-
rik el, hogy new york; vezereik
part celolra" hogyan pazarol-
jak a penziiket.
Egy szempontbd azonban kell,
hogy megjegyzest tegyiink.
Ez pedig nagy magyar egyle-
TEX egyesitesenek szempontja.
Az igazan nagy es eros magyar
egyletelre a verhovayra, a Sz0-
vetsegre, a Rak6czira, a Reforma-
tusra mar ,r6gen kivetette csap-
jat a new york; bolseviki bogar.
Tamadta es tamadja sziintele-
mil es alland6an a nagy magyar
egylstek vezet6seget. K6pzelt
vagy felfujt GREET hirekkel izgat-
j&k folyton nagy magyar egyle-
tsk tags&gat.
Alland6an egyesiilest akarnak.
EgyesIl6st q sajat vexetesiik
alatt AID saagy munkas egy-
letbe."
insha = nasy y'mssy eeylstek
nem volnanak igazi munkas egy-
letek. Becsiiletes munkasok, de
mem lehut6k.
Az egyik alland6 tamadasi pont
a nagy magyar egyletek igykeze-
lesi. k0ltsege es ''pazarlasa", mint
ahogy AIT legszelidebben kifejez-
nj szoktak.
"Munkasok ne engedjetek el-
lopni q betegsegelyre, halaleseti
segelyre bekiildott penzeteket'i,
orditjak a sakalok es a hienak.
"Az urak elszivarozzak a pen
zeteket'', ez egy mask kedvenc
kifejezesiik.
Nezzuk csak, hogy az MBOSZ
sajat alairt evi kimutatasa szerint
vajjon mennyit szivarozhatnak,
pazarolhatnak el new york; ma
gyar munkas egyleti boldogit6k?
Latjuk a kimutatasban, hogy a
tagok altal befizetett penzbd
osak is ezer 100 dollar ment ha-
laleseti segelyre, vagyis tagon-
kent "a kimutatas szerint 1905
feln6tt tagja volt az egyletnek)
kereken $50, a multi evben a ta-
gok befizet&s&b6l tartalekolasra
maradt $2.31, tehat 0sszesen fizet-
TEX a tagok halaleseti segelyre
$6.01-et q multi evben.
Betegsegelyre t0bbet fizettek
ki, mint amennyit bevettek. Min.
den tag fizetett betegsegelyre
$14.70-et, kifizettek ellenben Ia
gonkent k0zel $16-ot.
A hianyt a tartalek es halalese-
ii alap fedezte.
Most jon azonban az erdekes.
IA lrii1HnfE1X iiUu1rnxn16ri vedn1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26

A rend6rseg azonnal megindi-
totta a nyomozast mindket. rabl6-
merenylet iigyeben, de eddig meg
semmi eredmenyt sem ertek ell.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-05-28
UNIQUE SIGNS TO BE
PUT ON HIGHLANDS
Tourists to Have Attention At
tractad by Novel Boards;
Plan Two More

Tourists from the west, coming
over the plymouth road will be
treated to one of the most unique
road signs ever erected in the
state. A miniature model of the
proposed sign has been on display
in the Courier window for the past
week.
The display is series Of signs.
The first will be erected beside
the highway just where the first
glimpse Of the Highlands can be
had as the visitor tops the rise
coming over the hill. It will be
5x10 feet and will bear the words
"Look at the Kennewick" and
then at ten foot intervals will be
individual letters spelling the word
Highlands" each letter being
three by five feet. Then at the
end of the word will be larger
sign, 1Ox25 feet with the state
ment "Where the Government is
spending $64O, 900 for irrigation"
The sign was originated by Geo.
D. Peters who has secured sub
scriptions from among Highland
property owners for an amount
sufficient to erect the display. 1t
is planned to put up two more OF
similar nature on the, other
highways entering town from the
east and west.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-05-28
BERRY CROP
PEAK REACHED
Monday Was Biggest Day
New Varieties Hold
ing Well in Shipping

No complaints have been received
this year on the shipping qualities
of the new Premier strawberry.
which is being tried out CONNER
cially for the first time here.
Wider distribution of the berries
and a crop exceeding in tonnage
that of the past two years, at
least, is also reported by Lee M.
Lampson, manager Of the 8 Rivers
association.
On the contrary, the only COM
plants that have been received so
far on the berries shipped from
here have been on the size of the
Clarks. This variety is of fine
flavor, color and texture. but
not ND to the standard in size. The
Premiers and the Oregon berries
are larger. yield better and are
holding up under shipment much
better than was expected.
While the season yield Is good,
berries are only bringing So to
1928, with the discounts being
made for size. Markets untouched
for years are this year getting a
taste of the product which first
made this section famous. Monday
was the peak of the season, tho
daily carlot shipments are still be-
ing made.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-05-28
LAMPSONfON
COOP BOARD
Kennewick Man Appoint
ed Director on National
Produce Exchange

Appointment of Lee h. Lamp
son, veteran manager Of the 8 Riv-
ers Growers association, as direct
or from the Pacific Coast on the
board of the National Fruit and
Vegetable Exchange was received
yesterday by Mr.. Lannpson from
Washington.
The exchange is a new organi-
cation. formed under the Farm
Board act to market fruit and veg
etables. One of the most import
ant functions of this organization
will be to establish terminal sales
outlets which will control the mar
keting levels of the products be-
ing handled by the cooperative
growers associations in all parts of
the United States.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-05-28

In addition the handsome list of prizes there will be
program lasting almost the entire day and far into the
night.
In the morning there will be track meet for the young
STEERS under 16 years of age During the day there vii be
special features put by the various merchants IN town. an
auto show free moving picture programs free gifts for the
kddes flags flying and the big day winding up with an in
teresng and novel whereby the prizes will be given
Following the contest there will be another free showing Of
pictures the fair grounds will be the second Of
the series of outdoor fair benefit dances
The sixty free gifts being given by the mer
chants of Kennewick in cooperative effort to have people
from all parts the district to town that day. The
prizes will all be given away and anyone will be eligible to
cure one or of them No employee of local store
participate in this feature.
Kennewick merchants this big day will join in maxi
ing special features and cut prices The sixty more
ira prizes purely gift made in effort to create good
among the people in the trading No extra costs are
attached anything purchased in The prizes
entirely for Good Will
To receive of these prizes, novel, interest
ing and amusing contest will be staged Numbered tickets
will be given purchases from the merchants These tic
kets will drawn by lot Holders of the lucky numbers viii
be selected participants in the Winners in the game
will receive the prizes.
Tickets will be given out all week by the various
Kennewick merchants who participating in the Good
Will Day.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-05-28
Plymouth Contract Is
Postponed for Week


Delay Of a week has been called
~ samuel j. Humes in letting the
ssnsract for the Improvement of
NE Plymouth road. Fred Rebman
= Yakima was the low alternate
Sooer on the work, his figure be-
g $4,000 for the improvement
VI Tne rs miles of road.
Inc Improvement cannot be
- aue quickly enough to suit some
u 51e tourists. One California car
w .nNoed In the loose gravel this
wee. .eek, rolled over the bank and Sc
ds ely gashed the hand of the
s. ser, Chas. Brunchurst. He was
sooompanled by his wife and three
N the spill.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-05-28
ARE YOU 20?
WALK IN FREE
Fair to Make No Charge
to Those Born Before 1
1860; Dances Start

If you were born in 1860 or
earlier, you can walk right by the
ticket taker at the Kennewick
Fair this fall. The board decided
to issue free passes to all persons
20 years old at their meeting this
week. The action was taken as the
result of an observation made at
the meeting that j. T. Perry, who
has passed his 83rd birthday, was
one Of the most regular attendants
at fairs in the state. He has at
tended every state, county and To-
cal fair held for the past % years.
In most Of the fairs he has been
an exhibitor and had charge Of the
county displays at the state fairs
for several years.
The fair board contracted with
Whittemore's Ragadors to supply
music for the open air dances to
he held at The Trees at the. fair
grounds weekly this summer. The
first dance will be held on Satur-
day night of this week. Next week
the dance will be on Good Will
Day-Friday. June 5.
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The fruit crop in the valley is
not an entire loss even in the soft
stuff is evidenced by a branch a
little over foot long which was
brought to this office by w. F.
Ashby of Hover. The branch con-
tanned fourteen well developed
Moorepark apricots and Mr.. Ash
by says that he will have a full
crop. He also brought in branch
from an EIberta peach tree which
had nearly as much fruit hang
ing on it. A branch from Wine
sap apple tree from the Highlands
was put in the Courier window
this week, too. OF all the trees on
the Highlands bore as much fruit
as is shown on this one branch, the
entire population would be requir-
ed to do the thinning.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-05-28
BOOM
is PROMISED
Geologist Impressed with
Possibilities Of District;
Bring More Drills

Within a year this district will
be experiencing a very satisfact-
DRY BOOM said Price Ellison yes
terday just before starting on his
rteurn trip, to Los Angeles after
three weeks inspection trip to
the local gas fields.
Mr.. Ellison is geologist and
practical driller and has been in
the district making an inspection
for a California development syn
dictate. While here he secured
drilling leases enough to warrant
his company coming into the field.
he stated. The first rig will ar
rive in about three weeks.
Mr.. Ellison stated that, In his
opinion, the main supply of gas
and possibly the oil fields them
selves, will be found nearer to
Kennewick than the present wells.
He stated that the bench area
south of town, from the hills to the
west to the break near Hover
were, in his opinion more favor
able location for drilling.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-05-28
Sewing Club Girls
Have Music Program

The 4-H sewing club girls met
at the home of Martha Chellis Sat-
urday afternoon. A half hour was
spent sewing on their pillow cases
followed by musical program.
with vocal solos by Norma Spur
geon, Martha and Mary Lincoln
and Mary Margaret Brown: duet
by Martha Chellis and Martha
Lincoln: piano solos by Norma
Spurgeon, Martha Chellis, Lou
Mae Sloan and Miss Whitney. Jes-
sic Lou Davis gave reading, the
program closed by group singing
of "Follow the Clean. fresh-
ments were served by the hostess
assisted by her mother, Mrs. "A.
M Chcll:s. Pia. were made for
the next meeting to be a picnic
A. the home Of tie leader. Miss
Whitney at her home in Eas. keu-
newlck. . u. 0
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lis a Deep Secrut
=
Ask King Of Spain!

There's dirty work afoot at
the crossroads!
Chicago isn't the only place,
apparently, where peaceful cit
liens are put on the spot or
taken for rides, held for ran
somes and the like. It happens
even here in a little town like
Kennewick.
Prominent citizens are inv0lv-
ed in the scandal
Details of a foul plot were
overheard no later than this noon
by the local newshawk. From
the conversation it appears that
certain prominent official now
occupying collecting position,
will, on or about the first day
of July, be kidnapped and held
for huge rans0me-six humid
red thousand dollars-or some
such amount!
Apparently the kidnapping
has every expectation of the
state stepping in to pay the
rans0me!
This plan is not the work of
a gang of thugs. Some such
piece of foolishness is being
planned by local citizens to cele-
brate the removal of the toll
taker down at the bridge. Any
how there will be a big cele-
bratiOn of some sort. Perhaps
one Alfonso, who has tempo
rarily quit his Ringing job and
is leading march of his own,
will consent to come over and
lead the big parade of citizens
and tourists who will be able to
cross this barrier (after July u
without let or hindrance.