davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
Helyi nyomdaszok
SO ewes jubileurna
Aranyjubileumat iinnepelte az
Internati o nal Typographical
Union youngstown 2O0-ik oszta-
Iva. - 400 szemely banketten.

Az international Typographical
Union helybeli 20O-ik osztalya f.
h6 19-en, szombaton este iinne-
petite a Squaw Creek Country
Club termeiben fennallasanak f6l.
szazados iinnepet.
Falszazad kiizdelmei. m6rhetet-
len faradalmai utan elpihentek a
dolgos munkaskezek es nehany
6rara elfeledtek a magnk m0g0tt
hagyott hosszu id6 sok-sok kiiz-
delmet es atengedtek magukat
egynehany enyhet as vigasztalast
nyujt6 percnek.
Unnepi erzes iilte meg a lelke-
ket, szolidaritas szereteteben
old6dtak fol munka verejtek-
csoppjei.. Unnepeltek, Swivel
lelekkel, helyheli nyomdasz-
szervezet felszazados fennallasa-
max megszentelt napjan es iinne-
peltek azokat, akik ezen felszaza-
don keresztiil tevekenykedtek
ezen osztaly megalapitasan, vi
ragzasan es az emberi kozosseg
erdekeinek el3bbrevitelen.
Az iinneples bens6seges sep
perceiben az alapito tagok k0zul
csak egy kis t0redeke ielent meg
a lelekemeio iinnepelyen, akilS
munkas alapito tagjai voltak ezen
felszazados multra visszatekint6
helybeli munkasszervezetnek.
Az iinnepelyen, mely 400
teritekes bankettel volt egybe-
g6tve megjeleat Charles P.
Howard, Typographical Union
k0zponti choke es kedves neie
(Indianapolis) Claude M. Baker.
a kozpont els6 alelnoke; Francis
F.. Barrett, k0zpont masodik al
eln0ke; Woodruff Randolph, kp.
titkar-penztaros mindharman
Tndianapolisbol - Jelen volt
Charles Clayland, helybeli 200.
osztaly els6 alapit6 eln0ke, aki
jelenleg Pittsburghban. Pitts.
burgh Press-nel van alkalmazva.
Charles Clayland so evvel ezel6tt
alapitotta meg II taggal hely-
bell - ma 145 tagok szamlal0 -
osztalyt.
Az unnepelyen, amelyen kiza-
r6lag az osztaly tagjai es azok
felesegei jelenhettek meg, megje-
lent szamos el6kel6 vendeg k0-
zeli varosokb6l. Ugyancsak ielen
voltak a helybeli nyomdai fon0-
k0k, ujsagkiad6k es a Label Com
mittee szamos tagja, valamint a
Vindicator es Telegram c. angol
napilapok szamos munkatarsa es
Kraja josef, United Printing
Company superintendentje.
(Folyt. 3-ik .oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
A FUGG. REF. N0EGYLETI
BAZAR MA FOLYTAT0DIK
HOLNAP, SZOMB. ZAR0DIK


A Fiiggetlen Reformatus
Egyhaz Noegyletenek szokasos
evi bazarja Thanksgiving este
jen, nov. 24-en este nyilt meg
az egyhaz helyisegeben. A ba-
zar ma, penteken folytat6dik
es holnap este zarul be. Ertt-
kes targyak keriilnek sorsolas
ala. Varosunk magyarsagat
a megszokott magyar vendeg-
sZeretettel hiv ezen szokasos
evi bazar-estekre N1egylet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
vi haboru kesziil
q
ismet Europaban
Anglianak er0sen fel kell kesziil.
ME egy, a nemetekkel val6
nagy haborura

vi haboru! cimen lord Beaver
brook cikket irt a Sunday Ex-
press "-be. A t6bbi k0zt ezeket il-
ja: Europa vi habornra kesziil6-
dix, a fegyvergyarak mind telve
vannak munkaval, laborat6riu.
mokban sziv6san dolgoznak S a
veZerkarok sziinet nelkiil u.j ter
veket dolgoznak XII. Csaknem
minden orszagban lazas tevekeny
seget folytatnak, mclynck celia
egy: haboru! Nemetorszag ujra
fel akar fegyverkezni, Franciaor-
sag es Lengyelorszag megujitja
titkos katonai megegyezeset a
nemetek ellen.
Mem szabad AIT hinni azonban.
hogy a nepek mem akarjak ha-
borut( ?D; haboru mindig lesz es
kiil0n0sen mai Europa szamta-
Ian haborus konfliktus magvat
hordja magaban. Anglianak fel
kell kesziilnie a harcra, amely ra-
nezve 6riasi kockazatot ielent. A
lap mask helyen figyelmezteti az
olvas6it, hogy World cikket ne
vegyek haborus uszitasnak vagy
ijesztgetesnek: cikknek komoly
aktualitast ad Nemetorszag fel.
fegyverkezesi szandeka. "Nemet-
orszagban irja lap min
den nagy politikai partnak mar
is megvannak gyakorolt fell
fegyverzett csapatai eek silk
seq eseten felelmetes hadseregge
egyesulhetnek.. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
VEREKEDES K0ZBEN
ELFOGTA A REND0RSEG

A rend6rseg verekedes k0zben
elfogott ket gyanus embert: Geo.
Brown % ewes es Louis Ramsey
% ewes egyeneket, akik egy hazi
estelyen 0sszeverekedtek. Mind
ketten sulyos vagott sebeket szen
vedtek. A rend6rseg folytatja a
nyomozast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
AEON EGYHAZTAGOK, AKIK Az EGYHAZ PREZS-
BITERIUMAvAL MEM TUDNAK EGYETERTENI
vEG4EK XII ELBOCSAT0 LEvELUKET!
& MONDJA A HATAROZAT

van ellened: hagyd OFT az OIL
tar el8tt a te ajandekodat, es
menj ell, elebb bekely meg te
atyad Fiaval es azutan elj0ven,
vidd fel a tie ajandekodat.' =
Mate V 1924
3. hogy ha vannak olyan ta-
gok, akik tiszta lelkiismereti
meggyoz6desiikkel mem egyez-
hetnek belle az egyhaz ARA hi
vatott eloljar6saganak d0nte-
sebe, - nevszerint a NECTAR
tott salemi gyiiles - azok
azonnal kerjek XII elbocsato le-
veliiket es keressenek maguk-
max egy olyan templomot, ahol
egyetertesben miik0dhetnek a
t0bbi hivekkeI es imadhatjak
Istent a szentseg gyonv0riise-
geben.
I. hogy azok, akik mem tag
jai a templomnal1, addig min-
dig szivesen latott vendegek
Presbyterian Church-ben
tartott istentiszteleteknel, amig
tisztessegesen viselkednek es
Sszinte fiszteleffes11 jjaru1naK
listen szine ele, es tisztelettel
viseIkednek azok irant. akik
t0rekednek, szokasaik szerint,
Istent imadni. Hogy ha mem
ICY viselkednek, akkor jelenle-
tiik tisztan olyan jellegii. hogy
imadsaguk mem 6szinte 1sten-
hez, es vegyek tudomasul azon
tenyt, hogy iiriigyiik, mely
alatt imadkoznak, szentsegtele-
mites. cselekvesiik series en-
bertarsaik es listen haza ellen.
5. hogy kulonosen az ASSOC
nyok munkalkodasa helytelen
a templomban, melynek k0vet-
kezteben a Presbytery ezennel
feloszlatja ket moi segelyegy-
letet es felhivja tagsagot.
hogy uj gyiilest hivjanak 0sz-
sze, amelyen resztvesznek az
osszes templomhoz tartoz6 asz-
szonyok egy NJ egylet alakita-
sa celjab6l; valasszanak nj
tisztviseloket, olyanokat, akik
jelenleg mem viselnek tisztse-
get a ket egyletn6l.
6. hogy a Pesbytery meginti
a lelkipasztort. a prezsbiteriu-
lot es hitk0zseget es ell
rendeli fogadiak ell ezen hata-
rozatot es aianlatot dicsekedes
es zugol6das ntii....iil - alaza-
tossaggal. A hitkozseg ezennel
utasittatik, hogy ne hirdesse
ugyeit, kiilon0sen beliigyeit az
ujsagokban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
10 Ewes LEANY TAMAD6JA
A GRAND JURY EL0TT

A Grand Jury fogja targyalni
Grin Lalhorn 46 ewes, 833 Rose
street, lakos biinigyet, aki meg
tAmadott egy 10 ewes le&nykat.s
Lalhorn $500 bond alatt van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24

7 4
'tus Egyhaz Iflkesze Laky Zsig-
mond ellen iemelt vadak tar
gyaban vizsgalat indult meg az
egyhaznal, melyet Mahoning
Presbytery yezetett.
A Presbyte3y a mutt csiitorto-
kon estere Aiyta ossze a gyiileke-
zetet az egyhEz Mahoning ave.-i
temp!omaba, lahol Presbytery,
Salem, O.-baM tartott gyiilesen
az alabb koz5lt elfogadott hata-
rozatot Rev. leonard olvasta fel.
a Vindicator c. angol napiIap
p6nteki szalnanak tudositasa SEE
rint a Magyar Evangelikus Prezs-
biterianus Egyhaz Hungarian
Evangelical Presbyterian Church)
mindazon tagiainak, akik lelki-
ismeretbeli okok IDOL kifoly0lag
mem tudnak az egyhaz prezsbite-
riumaval egyeterteni, kerjek XII
elbocsat6 leveliiket.
"A Mallpning Presbytery Laky
Zsigmond lelkesz ellen emelt va
dakat mem talalta beigazoltnak.
..- L, .ieleptestsRey. Frank 9: Leo
nard., Poland O.-b6l olvasta fel,
aki egyben eln0ke is volt pa
naszokat vizsgal6 bizottsagnak.
A Presbytery altal 0sszehiyott
cgyhaztagok el6tt Rev. Leonard
megtette jelenteset. E gyiilesen
ketszaz f6nyi koz0nseg volt jelen
Rev. Leonard olvassa hata-
rozatot: A gyiilekezet felkeretik
a kibekiilesre, a tagok egyetertve
vegyenek reszt az istenitsztelete-
ken es tartsak magukat temp
lomi hat6sagok alkotmanyos sza-
balyaihoz. Szivesen fogadtatnak
nemtagok is, - mondJa a jelen-
tes mindaddig, 'amig azok
6szinte tisztelettel imadjak Iste-
fliket, respektaljal az egyhaz
szokasait, elGmozditjak a lelkesz
munkassagat es tiszteletben tart
jak azon tagokat. akik imadkoz-
nj akarnak."
Elrendeltetett a ket noeevlet
feloszlatasa es egy uj n6egylet
alakulasa, teliesen uj tisztvise-
l6kkel. A jelenlegi tisztviselok
(koztiik Mt. Laky Zsigmondne)
nem viselhetnek tisztseget.
A hatarozatot kihirdeto g&iile-
sen sem Laky tiszteletes sem pc
dig Lakynf asszony mem. ielent
meg.
A felolvasott Presbytery ha-
tarozat ellen a gyiilesen megje-
lent tagok k0ziil egy sem szolalt
fol. A hatarozatot Mt. Dokus G..
lelk6sz forditotta at magyarra.
Rev. Stephen Palmer Is Rev.
Milo Fillipi kertek az egyhazta-
gokat harmonious egyittmun-
kalkodasra.
A Pesbyteri hatarozata ko-
vetkez6:
Ell lett hatarozva:
l. hogy azon panaszok, me-
lyek be lettek adva a bizott.
saghoz, figyelmen kiviil ha-
gyatnak;
2. hogy az egyhaz minden
tagja, es mindenki, aki imad-
kozni jar templomba, tartsa
magat azon szavakhoz, nielvet
az egyhaz nagy vezere mon
dott: "Azert ha i te ajandeko-
dat az olt&rra visxed IS oft
megemlekezel arr6l, hogy q te
atyAd FiAnak valami panasza
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
YOUNGSTOWN MAGYAR N0K
A szEGENY GYERMEKEKERT

Multi csiit0rt0k0n delutan egy
6rat6l fel 0tig tartottak meg a
Youngstown magyar nok harma-
dix v0r0s Kereszt Egylet-i varrd-
delutanjukat az Ohio Gas Bldg.
epIleteben.
Ezen masodik varr6-delutanon
resztvettek az alabbi nemesszivii
magyar n6k, akiknek munkaja
sok gyermek artatlan testet meg
vedi a tel dermesztS hideg6tal
Horvath Antalne
Vask6 Istvannf
Balog Janosne
Gagyi Janosne
Molnar Lajosne
Menyhert J6zsefne
Palinszky Janosne
Lnteran Janosne
10th Andrasne
Zuti Ferencne
M0enich Viktornf
Csete Sandorne
Baluch Istvann6
Gagyi Kalmanne
Kerjiik lapunk utjan q
helybeli magyar n5ket, tekintet
nelkul ARA, hogy melyik egyhax
k6tel6kebe tartoznak, csatlakox-E
zanak fentnevezett magyar NIX
nemes munkajShoz; tarts6k szenI
el6tt ezen nemes hivat&st . u
Worlds Keresxt missxi6s kildste IN
jelenjenek meg minden cEiit \.
token d5lut6n ! 6rakor ! r<ef|
Lest Chic Gas Company 9pillG
ben 1ev6 v5r5s Kerssst varre q
jfbaa. III.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
vAROsI POLGARI K0R
RENDES GYttL LESE

A Varosi Magyar Polgari K0r
november h6 26-an, szombaton
este s oral kezdettel gyiilest tart
SIT. Istvan otthonban.
A tagok keretnek a teljes sza-
mu megjelenesre. Titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
Esen1I Youne.to,.,,.
(N) A v&lasztasok 6ta mem ju-
tottunk meg hozza, hogy az erc4
menyt kommentaljuk.

llOSy nVOSCVc4t y d 0S1uO
part bevaltjak igereteiket es ia,
vulast hoznak maid, ha uralom-
ra kerilnek marciusban.
A mi velemenyiink szerint q -ja,
vulas azonban mem fiigg korm&ny
cseret6l eppen ugy, mint ahogy .
depresszi6ert sem lehetett gon
dolkoz6 embernek a. jelenleg:
kormanyt okozni.
Dacara, hogy lapunk Republi'
k&nus szellemii, mi mindig meg
hajlunk q t6bbseg el6tt es amt
csak q mi szereny k0riinkben meg
tehetiink, meg is tessziik, fentart.
va term6szetesen a szabad kritika
jog&t is.
Teh&t ha Roosevelt es De-
molratak, velemenyiink szerint
q helyes modon igyekeznek maid
megoldani az Amerika el6tt all6
nagy kerd@seket, ugy mellettiik
lesziink, - ha pedig nem, ugy
kritizalni fogjuk 6ket.
Annak csak 0riilhetiink, hogy
White kormanyz6t ujb6l megva-
1asztottak. Dacara annak, hogy
Republicans lapunk mellette
volt, inert megerdemelte a maso.
dix ciklust.
Az allamtitkaron Xviii t0bbi
allami f6hivatalokba ismet Re
publik&nusokat valasztottak. A
f0szamvev6 e. f6penztarnok reg;
lipr6balt tisztvisel6k. Megerde-
meltek a valasztast. Az uj allamj
f6iigyesz pedig igen .j6 hirii
iigyved.
y y =
A .helyi valasztasokban, mint
AIT j6 el6re megj6soltuk, a Re-
publikanus jel6ltek nyertek XII.
vGte1 nelkiil.
S6t ebben a mi megyenkben 2
kormknyz6 jelolton kiviiI az Ssz
4szss kspSb1iAahas jel5ltea< tSbb
segben voltak.
Kar volt tehat magyar Demo
krataknak annyira feltuzelni ma
gukat. Meg a yak is lathatts
hogy a Republikanusok fognak
nyerni es egy kozos gyiiles nag,
t0megevel Italian hathat6sabb lett
volna azon k0vetelesiink, hogy a
magyaroknak is juttassanak a
megyei kinevezesekb6l.
Kilatasunk van megis ARA,
hogy ez a kivansagunk beteliese-
dix, inert az 0sszes bevandoroltak
koziil a magyarsag volt a legki.
tart6bb a Republicans part mel
lett es EFT a part vezet6s@ge is ell
ismeri.
Lapunk mas helyen k0z0ljiik a
regi reformatus egyhazban multi
csiit0rt0kon, nyilvanos gyiilesen
felolvasott megyei presbytery ha-
tarozatot.
Mem akarunk foglalkozni ="
egyhaz iigyeivel egyaltalaban, {.
mint magyar szarmazasu embe,
rex mem allhatjuk meg, hogy egy
par megjegyzest ne fiizziink a
hatarozathoz.
Avval mem foglalkozunk, hog.-
Mt. Laky Zsigmond lelkesz elley
hozott vadak mem allottak meg
helyiiket a lelkesz bizottsag vele
menye szerint. Mem is foglalkoz
hatunk evvel, inert AIT sem tud.
juk, hogy milk voltak a vadak.
De igenis, llagyon rosszul esik
olvasni, amikor ait mondjal
arerikai 1elkfszek .egy magyar
nak velt templomban: HHa mem
tetszik, Oft kint tagasabb."
Sajnos, a hatarozat EFT jelenti
A regi reformatus egyhazre
mar evekkel ezel6tt megmondt&k.
hogy mem magyar, dacara annak
hogy a magyarsagnak sok nehe-
ezrese 6pitette q sz6p vagyont, 8
sep egyhazat.
AIT hissziik, az amerikai pro-
> n = n q Z i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-24
MAHONING PRESBYTERY
TAMOGATJA LAKYT

Az ellenfelpanaszarol tesz emltest jelentes -
A PresDyt4y felhivja egyhaztagokat egyuttmun-
kdlkodasra Presbytery feloszlatta mindket Lorant
fly zsuzsanna Noegyletet Is nit mondott letve nit
hatarozott meg Mahoning Presbytery?
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-11
N 0 Tolerance

Word has been received by the
horticultural office from George
L. Knight, Chief Division of Hor-
ticulture, Missoula, Montana, that
a shipment of pears were recently
condemned in Montana because OF
codling moth larvae. Mr.. Knight
stated that the Montana laws for
bid the entry of codling moth.
Trucksters, shippers, or growers
packing apples, pears, or peaches
intended for Montana delivery
must see that it is free from cod
ling moth larvae, as Mr.. Knight
stated that no tolerance would be
allowed and that the law would be
strictly enforced. IS
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-11

ment have been kept up in first
class condition from year to year,
so that during the depression per-
iod it will not be necessary to make
many expenditures along this
line. Due to the forty percent re-
duction in many property valua-
lions, it may be necessary to raise
a small amount by special levy to
offset the cost of transportation.
This amount, would not be great,
not over four mills. However, the
district can carry the children for
a small fraction of the cost that
would be necessary if there had
not been this extreme cut in the
valuation of real estate. AS it is
the actual amount of money uta-
lized for education in Kennewick
is about one quarter less than it
was when economic conditions
were better.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-11
PETITIONS ARE
BEING SIGNED
BY RANCHERS
CircuIatOrs Have Other Dis
tricts Yet to Cover; Find
But Few Who Fail to Sign
the Petitions

Circulators of the petitions ask
ing the board of directors of the
Columbia Irrigation district to re-
sign met with a ready response
from water users, according to
their reports. In but very few in
stances have they been refused,
which is taken to indicate that the
landowners under the canal are
anything but satisfied with the
management Of the project.
Pending the completion Of the
lists the submission Of the petit
tions to the board is being with
held. There are still one or two
districts which have not yet been
given a chance to sign. These
will be circulated this weekend, Il
is understood and then the lists
will be presented to the board.
Last week an error was made
in the terms Of the directors. Jas.
Johnston was elected last fall and
has this and two more years "a
serve. w. T. Elliott has this and
another year in his term. J. III
Slaugenhaupt's term expires this
fall.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-11
TO
SEEK JOB IN
LEGISLATURE
Hughes and Pacius to Rum
for Reelection; Wall and
Jay Perry also File for Job
of Commissioner

By Saturday night of this week
all seekers after public office will
have announced themselves. Sew
eral have already made their dec
larations and of those the follow
ing are of interest locally.
George Beardsley, former pros
ecutor of Benton county, has filed
for representative on the republi-
an ticket for the joint district com.
posed of Franklin, Benton, Kick
fiat and cSkamania counties. This
district will have two representa-
tives and one state senator. Bud
Reeder of Goldendale is the other
candidate on the republican ticket.
To date but one democrat nominee
is known-Dr. Robbins of Pasco.
Senator Christensen of Steven
son, is running for reelection on
the Republican ticket, as is also c.
F. Stinson, of Pasco. No democrat
ic opponent has yet announced.
Except for county commissioners
in the Prosser and Kennewick dis
tricts no other county officers are
to be elected this fall. For the
commissionership in the Prosser
district B. j. Pacius, incumbent,
has filed for reelection. H. S.
Hughes, incumbent, will be oppos-
ed by A. w. Wall, of Richland
on the republican ticket and will
battle it out with Jay Perry in the
general election. Perry has filed
for the office on the democratic
ticket.
The Benton County Republican
club is showing signs of renewed
activity. A rousing meeting was
held at Benton City last Friday
night, at which time several of the
party leaders in the county made
talks on the national platform and
urged an unwavering support of
the president. Another meeting is
called for the latter part of this
month to be held in Kennewick. At
this time it is hoped to secure
several speakers of more than To-
cal fame to make the talks.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-11
All Players Qualify
in Golf Competition

All golfers who turned out dur
ing the week for the play for Dris-
coll trophy qualified as there were
about thirty players. The second
round will be played Sunday. For
this round foursomes will be
drawn by the tournament commit
tee and playing times assigned. A
list of these assignments will be
posted in the Liberty Matted Milk
shop Pasco and at Behrman's
Jewelry store and Beste's Hard
ware in Kennewick. Players unable
to play in the foursomes sched-
uled must make arrangements
with the committee for any
changes in order to be qualified
for the prize.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-11
SCHOOL COSTS
LOCALLY CUT
q PER CENT
Salary Cuts and Operating
Expense Pared; No Bonds
and Upkeep Permit Oper-
alton at Low Cost

Due to a drop in the cost of
many supplies, but principally to
one OF the most drastic salary cuts
IA the state, it has been possible to
reduce the cost of operating the
hennewick schools over the ont
lay for two years ago by fifteen
thousand dollars. The cost then
was below the average. This siz-
ape reduction will amount To
ABOUT twenty three percent as flo
ured on the size of the budget at
mat time. according to a state
me ment made this week by the local
school board. w Wal
:. The fact that the cost of such
f sems as electricity, water and
.uel is practically constant a fur
sner reduction was found imnos-
sloie. An additional reason whv
s saen a large temporary cut is pos
s'0ie is that buildings and equip
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-11
Ten Days Left to Register

Ten days remain in which to
register, if you care to vote in the
primaries. The registration books
will close on the 23rd until after
the primary election. Within the
city all but a small percentage of
the number registered two years
ago already have their names on
the books, while in the outlying
precincts, the percentage is rapid
~ nearing the century. mark as
compared with two years ago.
Citizens living inside the city
limits register at the city hall and
the surrounding precincts are reg
istered at the printing office.
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DATE SET FOR
HIGHLANDERS
CELEBRATION
Tuesday, August %, Tenta-
lively Set for Big Picnic;
Fine Program Arranged for
Day and Evening

A splendid program has been
worked out for the big day when
the townspeople help the High
landers celebrate the final COM
pletion of the rehabilitation of
their project. The date has tenta-
lively been set for Tuesday, Aug
ust %.
The $4,000 picnic will start at
the park at 2:30, when the cere-
monies will open with concert by
the school band, following which
there will be speeches made ex-
tolling the virtues Of the project.
It, by the way, has elements which
no other irrigation project in the
United States can now boast.
These will all, no doubt, be brot
out fully by the speakers.
Following the speech-making
"a program Of sports for the young
sters, and those not so young will
be INDUCED in. Suitable prizes
have been secured for all events
and all are invited to participate
in the fun.
Following the sports kitty ball
game between Highlanders and
the townspeople has been arrang-
ed. Some of the men who haven't
caught a ball for twenty years
ought to provide plenty of amuse-
ment for the spectators. The
game promises plenty of casual
tiles.
After the ball game will come
the picnic dinner for all. Free cof-
fee and ice cream will be furnish
ed by the Chamber of Commerce.
After all have cleaned up on the
fried chicken, a tug of war will be
staged and the band will again do
it's stuff. Later in the evening a
big free street dance will be stag
ed on the down town streets.
AS planned now, all business
houses in town will close at two
o'clock and will remain closed for
the afternoon.
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Purdy and Day i'm
Wreck Near Spokane

William Purdy and K. L. Day
We're injured Tuesday morning
when their heavily loaded truck
failed to make a curve on the
highway about 20 miles east of
Spokane and crashed into a stone
wall. The truck was enroute to
Butte, Montana. Mr.. Purdy's in
juries were thot to be serious for
several days, but he was able to
be brot to his home yesterday eve
ming, badly bruised and cut about
the face and with fractured ribs.
Day suffered cuts on both hands,
several broken fingers and pos
sible back injuries. They are both
at their homes recovering.
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Move to Yakima

Announcement was made in the
Yakima papers yesterday of the
enlargement of the N. p. yards at
Yakima, that point to be made a
terminal, consolidating the Cheney
division with the Ellensburg. The
purchase of a large tract of land
and the recent letting of a grading
contract has brought the deal into
light. 1t is expected that the grad
ual removal of the railroad shops
from Pasco to Yakima will be one
of the results of the consolidation
of the railroads operating costs.