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The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
NESPELEM URGES COUNTY HELP
In BUILDING NEW JAIL HERE
Commercial Club Delegation Pre-
sents Case To County Com
missioners Monday
Need Jail, Officer
Commissioners Say That s'Some-
thing Will Be Done' To Re.
lieve Situation

Nespelem's fight for adequate Jail
facilities and full-time law officer
was again carried to Okanogan
county commissioners when a dele
cation representing the Nespelem
Commercial club presented their
case before joint meeting of new
and old members of the board OF
commissioners
Although no definite action was
taken, the Nespelem group was in
formed that everything possible
would be done by the county to help
in the project, and that it likely
would be necessary for the commits
Sioners to declare an emergency to
secure funds needed for Jail ma
terials.
Members of the Nespelem dele
CATION were Sam CARRIER, justice of
the peace; the Rev. G. H. Schreib-
er, G. II. Beggs and T. G.. Zwiesler.
commissioners at the session were
y. s. Gamble, chairman; j. R. Lay
COCK and Sam Farver, and conven-
ing with them were the newly
elected members, E. F. Taylor and
w. G. Malott, who will next Mon.
day take the positions on the board
now held by Mr.. Laycock and Mr..
Gamble.
CARRIER Is Spokesman
Serving as spokesman for the
Nespelem group, Mr.. CARRIER painted
a startling picture of conditions in
the community between Friday
night and Monday morning.
THE situation is so bad now that
it is not safe for woman to appear
on the streets of Nespelem after
dark during the Weekend" he de-
clared. Street brawls and rowdy-
ism are common and this condition
must be remedied."
He suggested that the county buy
the materials for the jail, which
would mean an expenditure of ap-
proximately 5000, and contribute
about $25 monthly to an enforce
menJ officers salary. The Indian
department is willing to pay like
amount for an officer, he explained,
and residents of Nespelem would
subscribe for the balance of the
salary.
Bootleggers who buy government
whiskey tor 80 cents or SO a pint
from the state liquor stores, and
then peddle it to the Indians for
as high as So a pint, are largely
responsible for present conditions,
MIR. CARRIER said.
IF we had a capable officer on
the job and Jail where he could
put the DRINKS, it would be possible
to deal effectively with the situa-
ton and drive out the bootleggers,"
he declared.
Commissioners Agree
Commissioners Laycock, Farver
and Gamble agreed that the county
should cooperate. Mr.. Farver
pointed out that the saving IN
transportation and salary expense
incurred by sheriff's deputies from
the county office at Okanogan
would soon offset the initial cost
of the Jail.
II think the commissioners will
be able to figure out some way tc
handle the project" Chairman
Gamble said at the conclusion OF
the hearing.
1t was indicated that declaration
of an emergency would be required
because of a lack of available
funds in the county's general fund,
now overdrawn.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
NEW TREASURER
PICKS DEPUTIES;
FOUR ON STAFF
White Will Keep Mrs. Bethards
and Miss Miller; Adds Mrs.
Wilcox and Vim. Ehlers
Others Are Silent
Auditor, Sheriff And Clerk Not
Ready To Announce Court
house Helpers

Appointment of four deputies 70
serve during his administration In
the county treasurer's office was
announced yesterday to the Chron-
icle by Vincent B. White, elected to
the office in the recent general
election on the Democratic ticket.
Mrs. Nellie Bethards and Miss
Miriam Miller, both present mem
bers of the staff under M. E. Ton
seth, outgoing treasurer, will be re-
tanned, Mr.. White revealed.
Mrs. Mary Wilcox, Okanoga1l
who formerly served as deputy il
the office, will be added to the
staff, and VIM. Ehlers, Okanogan
also will be appointed. Mr.. Ehler:
has been employed at the Omak De-
partment Store, position he Il
leaving to accept the county office
appointment.
Others Announced
John F. Thorp, county assessor
elect, had previously announced
he will appoint H. A. Yates, Okan-
ogan, and Miss Globe Hancock
winthrop, as deputies. Mr.. Thorp
was elected on the Republican tick
ct.
Other county officials who viii
take over their positions Monday
January IA, have not yet announced
deputy selections.
Mrs. Lucille S. Burghardt, who viii.
become county auditor, position
to which she was elected on the
Democratic ticket, said yesterday
that she is not yet ready to an
nounce who the members of he,
staff will be.
j. e. B. Hilderbrand, elected sheriff
on the Republican ticket, and A. NJ
Mikel, county clerk-elect, both stat.
ed that they have not yet decidet
on their appointments.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
Nespelen School
Has New Glasses
Tipping And Shorthand Added To
Course Offered At High
School

A class in typewriting was started
this week in the high school under
direction of Miss Mary Eversor;
Ten pupils enrolled and more are
expected to start right away. Miss
Barrick is in charge of shorthand
class which also has started.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
Rainfall Total
Below Last Year
Figure For 1884 was ll.84 inch
es, Nearly Two Inches Less
Than 1888 Total

George Nanamkin, weather OBJ
server, gives the following figures
on the weather for the year 1894.
Total rainfall was l1.84 inches and
snowfall was 1874 inches. Snowfall
was below the average, but rainfall
was above the general average.
However, the rainfall was below that
of 1888 which was 1885 inches.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
MANY CHILDREN ILL

Several cases of whooping cough
have been reported among children
of pre-school age. Every precaution
should be taken by parents to watch
their children and try to prevent
an epidemic of this serious disease.
It is especially dangerous to very
small children and babies.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
INFANT BOY DIES

The two months old son of Nancy
SwaWilha passed away Thursday
after short sickness with whoop-
ing cough. Funeral services were
held Friday morning from the Car
tnohc church, Father Grieva offici-
ating. Interment was In the Catho-
lie cemetery north of Nespelem.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
SHOW PROGRESS
AT COULEE DAM
DURING 1884
Mason City Built And Other Pro-
jects Moving Rapidly; 200
Foot Tunnel Underway
Big Events Ahead
Will Pour Concrete Into Forms
In June, 1885; Other Work
Moving
GRAND CoULEE DAM Step b

GRAND COULEE DAM Step by
step, work on the nations largest
hydro electric project, Grand Cou-
lee dam, has progressed during 1884
and projects outlined for 1885 in
dictate that during this year develop
ment will move forward even more
rapidly, coming to a climax when
the first concrete is poured into the
forms of the low dam sometime in
June, 1885.
Many Projects Complete
During 1884 many projects have
been completed or started.
The Mason group in approximate
ly two months has virtually COM
pleted the town site of Mason City.
They have built offices, dormitories,
cottages, large mess hall and a
large store building. Every provision
of a modern town, including town
hall, fire department, theatre and a
recreation hall, will be provided.
Across the river the government
ID UoW11 W11O4C VAAAP4OJ
ees of the bureau of reclamation will
live. These modern homes are scat
tered over triangular plain, walled
in at the back by towering granite
cliffs. Unlike most towns where
houses are built in large groups,
there will be sufficient difference in
the type to eliminate the feeling Of
similarity.
Within the next few months en-
gineers and their families will be
living in the model town. There are
about 155 men employed on the bu-
reau staff s,y.,--.4s s-----r,-ls7-.-z,
Tunnel Is Pushed
Work on the 20O-foot tunnel
through the granite cliff back OF
the government town will be COM
pleted within two months. A grade
also is being constructed along the
foot of the cliff, blasted out of the
rock. The caisson for the east pier
of the railroad bridge is being sunk
now.
The state highway bridge will be
carrying traffic in late summer. The
piers are nearing completion, under
the Western Construction COM
pany's contract.
Schools are under construction in
the engineers town site and one is
planned for Mason City, where the
children are now going to school in
a building converted from a fore
mans clubhouse.
Huge Yards Needed
Yards for unloading and spottlng
of cars of material and equipment,
of which there will be approximate
ly SO cars day, will be started this
year. Shops for car maintenance
and quarters for workmen also will
be built.
The rolling mill where sheet steel
will be converted into the penstocks
tubes, may not see daylight during
1885, as there will be little need for
them until the foundations of the
dam are poured. The tubes will
carry the water to the massive tur-
bines which will turn the genera
tors.
Concrete will start pouring into
the forms about June, 1885, and If
the high dam is built, will continue
for 10 or IL years. There will be
100000 cubic yards of cement in
| the high dam. u ~.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
Owhi Road Work
Waits For Funds
But Treacherous Curves Have
Been Eliminated and Road
Widened

The work on the Owhi grade road
has been temporarily slowed up un-
til more funds are available. A por-
ton of the crew have been laid Off,
but some work will be kept going.
The worst of the road has been
finished. From the top of the
grade, all of the dangerous curves
have been eliminated and the road
Wideued,
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
State To Survey
Coulee Dam Routes
County Will Pay For Surveys of
Three Proposed Roads; State
May Build

Commissioner j. R. Laycock has
revealed that the state will make a
survey Immediately of three routes
for state road from the Okanogan
valley to the Grand Coulee damsite.
1t is understood that the survey
will be paid for by the county.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
GOES TO SEATTLE

Louis Prince went to Seattle last
week with his sister, who was seri-
ously i'll. She is somewhat better
and he returned to Oroville Friday.
On way he stopped at Wenatchee
to visit his wife who is there with
her mother, who has been in the
hospital.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
Streets Are Icy
In Nespelem
Alternate Thawing And Freezing
Has Turned Streets Into
Skating Rink

Nespelem streets are one big
skating rink. The thawing and
freezing has formed thick layer of
ice over everything and both cars
and people are continually going
in the opposite direction from that
which they wish to go.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
Nespelem Church
To Have Meeting
Board Members Will Have Reg
ular Monthly Session We'd
nesday Night

The church board of the Commu-
nifty Methodist church will hold
It's regular monthly business
meeting at the lunch room Wednes-
day evening. This will be preceded
with a potluck supper to which
anyone interested is invited. SIP
per will be served at $50.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS

A special meeting of the Com
mercial club was held Thursday
evening. Plans were made for a
committee to meet with the county
commissioners at Okanogan Mon
day.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-01-09

ficers have had no indication more
than two men committed the slay-
ing and robbery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
$4,000 hus ceka " LibuSi ma
podzimni konsum.

Libust1 vykrmci hus omezuji
Sc nyn1 skoro vyhradne ma "a
sobovan1 Prahy, jezto vyvoz je
uplne Znemoznen. Vzhledem
k vySsim nakladGm neni csl.
zboz1 schopno konkurence V
Rakousku, zat1m co do Meme
cka nelze zboz1 davat pro tez-
kosti platebnf. Odbyt hus V
Praze je nyn1 dosti ely, jezto
jsou levn6jsf, neil veprove
maso. Ceny zdstavajf ma Ion
ske 6rovni (1O-11 Kc We vel
kem), pres to, re Sc zvysily ma
klady ma krmivo, zejmena O.
yes. V dGsledku toho Dude
letos vykrm castecne omezen.
V Libusi bylo nyn1 shromazde-
no ma $4,000 kusu, ktere Sc
cervence pc druhe pod
skubavaly ably byly vykrmeny
k zahajen1 podzimn1 sezony.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Tragedie v opatovicke polep-
SoVne.

We vychovateln6 V Opatovi-
cich ztratil Sc z uzavfene skr1-
ne sluzebn1 revolver. Ackoliv
vsichni chlapci byli prohl6dnu-
tt, zbran sc nenasla. Dozor-
cum stal Sc ma konec podezTely
18lety chovanec M. Rocek z
Troubska. Kdyz no dozorce
Leyer prohl1zel a kazal mu
svleci kabat, sahl chovanec pod
kosili, vynal revolver a ma do
zorce nam1Til. Dozorce usko-
Gil Ike dverfm, vyb6hl a zamkl.
M1stnost1 z~aznela stTelna rama.
Chovanec Rock Sc zastfelil.
Mel u sebe list, adresovany ro-
list, urceny chovan-
vychovatelny. Tento list
je poucny: "Draz1 kamaradi!"
prav1 v mem Rocek "P1si Yam,
abyste vedeli kan vedou 1teky.
neutfkejte, a zijte radne.
ia toho lituji." Dopis je po-
depsan cislem 885.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Autem do oddilu voiska.

V Praze ma Hlavkove mostu
u Denisova nadraz1, auto vjelo
do odd1lu pochodujfc1ch voji-
nj. Jeden byl usmrcen a ctyri
tezce zraneni. Byli to zaloz-
n1ci, ktef1 NELL j1ti tento tyden
z vojny domu.
Rota zenijn1ho pluku c1slo 5
z Karllna vracela S z nocn1ho
cvicen1. Bylo to 62 vojak1.
Vojaci pochodovali pc spravne
strane, kdyz tn najednou pTi-
hnalo Sc osobn1 auto a re zadu
vjelo do vojakG.
Nastal zmatek. Ma patnact
voj1nG octlo Sc ma dlazbe. Ne
kteTf z Mich Install lezet V krvi.
Auto chtelo jet dial, ale bylo
zadrzeno.
R1dic auta byl zatcen. Je to
studuj1c1 pray, Jir1 Wick z
Karlfna. Bylo zjist6no, re v
dobe ~nestest1 byl V normalnim
stavu. Week Sc vymlouval ma
smyk ma mokre dlazbe pc des-
ii. Pochoduj1c1 odd1l uvidel
pry teprve v posledn1m okam-
ziku, kdy uz nemohl viz ubrz-
dit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Cetnici vratili hluchonSmemu
rec.

Trnavskym cetnictvem byl
zadrzen hluchonemy zebrak,
ktery pfedlozil cetnfkovi legiti,
maci l%ipnickeho 1stavu pro hlu
choneme, V n1z bylo uvedeno,
re Jmenuje Sc Vrubel a re byl
v ustave osetrovan. Stale tam,
re Je prace neschopnym a Cd
kazan proto ma milosrdenstv1
Legitimate byla opatrena vel
mi nedokonalym razftkem d
stavu, coz bylo cetnfkovi lined
podezrelym. Ma telegraficky
dotaz V Lipnici bylo zjisteno.
re Vrubel nikdy v 1stavu ose-
trovan nebyl. Ia nedlouho 20
tom Sc hluchonemy dokonale
take rozmluvil. TIDAL, re Sc
skutecne jmenuje Jan Vrubel a
razltko re 81 sam objednal
Jmenem lipnickeho 1stavu pro
hluchoneme a vystavil 81 fales-
nou legitimaci a sberaci arch,
nebot jest nezamestnanym a
nema byti z echo xiv. Obcho-
dy mu sly velmi dobre. V den,
kdy pfijel do Trnavy, sebral "a
dopoledne 1874 Kc. RafinovanJ
podvodnfk byl zatGen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Nejrychlejsi a nejvstsi lodi
planovany Chapmanem.

Paul w. Chapman, banker z
Chicago a New Yorku, jenz
sym casem kontroloval United
States Lines, chysta Sc ku ma
vratu do lodaTskeho podnikanl
zbudovan1m dvou lodi, jez veil
kost1 a rychlost1 zastfnily by
nejrychlejs1 lodi dnesnf: Nor
mandii a Queen Mary.
Pokus staff by mel 500, 900
900. Zalez1 ma Wade.
Lodi mali mfti rychlost 38
uzld V iodine a prejely by A
tlanticke more asi We 3 a p1l
dn1. Byly by 1880 stop dlou-
he a mfsto ma mich bylo by pro
5000 cestuj1c1ch ma kazde. Je-
dina j1zda ma mich stala by $50
"a osobu. Y
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
"Prodana nevesta" do
Londyna.

Smetanova opera Prodana
nevesta stava Sc pomalu roper
toarn1 operou V cizine. Mela
slavnou premieru We Francii, v
Nemecku, " Rakousku, v Italii
a nynf chysta jej1 premieru
Londyn. Pred nedavnem byl
londynskou operou objednan V
Praze 1plny opis orchestralnf-
no materialu (partitury i hla-
sly Prodane nevesty. Notovy
material byl jiz do Londyna
obeslan. Klav1rn1 vytah Pro-
dane nevesty v anglick6m pre-
klade Cd Rosa Newmarch Wy
Sci v Londyne. Autorka pfipi-
suje pTeklad presidentu T. G.
Masarykovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Bezprasne ~oprasovace.

zijete-fi u prasive silnice, ne
DO V dome, kde v zine pri vybi-
ran1 popele z kamen rozviruje
Sc jenny prach pc celem byte,
zkuste uzfvati prach vsakujici
uterky. New-yorska statnf ko-
lei pro domac1 hospodarstvi
yam rad1, jak 81 toto oprasova-
dlo mGzete samy vyrobiti.
Nalejte do pintove nebo kvar
tove sklenice dive polevkove
lzlce lestidla ma nabytek nebo
tekuteho vosku a otacejte skle-
nic1, tax, ably Sc pc vnitTku ce-
lie sklenice vytvorila tenka yrs
tva. Co zGstane ma dine, vleite
zpet do lahve. Vlozte do skle-
nice asi pGldruhe ctverecne
stopy stareho mekkeho hedva-
bl nebo mekk6 k1ze, a nechte
il tam den, nebo diva. Hedva-
bl, nebo kGze, vsakne tax lesti-
do stejnomerne.
Kdyz Sc takova uterka ma
prach umaze, vyperte il a pro-
ces opakujte. Budte vzdy O.
patrny, abyste Sc nikdy nedotk-
~ paplru ma stomach, protoze
by ma mem zdstaly mastne
smouchy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Bulharsky car prijal csl.
Suddenly.

jake loni tax i letos prazska
ceska liga akademicka uspofa-
dala vylet do Bulharska. Nynf
vyprava v poctu asi $50 1cast-
n1k1 dl1 We Varne, odkud pod
nikla vylet do letnf residence
cara Borise V Euxinogradu.
Delegace ligy v cele S pTedse-
dou jej1 zahranicn1 sekce VI.
Pospisilem byla prijata carem
Borisem, kteremu odevzdala
knihu O universit e Karlove S
venovanfm byvaleho rektora
profesora dra Domino a dive
vzacne horsk6 rostliny re Slo-
venska, ktere byly zaslany do
carskeho alpinia V Rifle. V do
be audience reditel carskych
vedeckych 1stavG DIR. Bures,
Bulharsky Czech, ukazal ostat-
MIN clenGm vypravy park, kan
Sc dostavil pax i car Boris, KITE
ry ztravil temer hodinu v pfa-
telskem rozhovoru Sc cleny W.
pravy, vykladaje jim O wac
nych rostlinach v parku. Pr
rozloucen1 pravil: Sc zvlastnf
radost1 vid1m u mas ceskoslo-
venskou akademickou mIadez.
Tyto n~avstevy pTinesou pro-
speech. At slouz1 k nacerpani
novych sill, ably Sc pracovalo Ike
sbl1zen1 mezi obema slovansky-
mi narody. Slova carova byla
plata S volanfm: At zije car
Boris a Nazdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Vlada ~nepovolila.

Ackoliv Sc vyhlasovalo, re v
New Yorku vGdcove delhi
ckych uni mobilizuj1 prot VIA
de ku ocekavane "stavce" del
Mkt ma podp1rnych pracech,
vftezstv1 vladnf zasady, re pro-
tt podpore Sc media stavkovati
IDA Sc z~ajistene. Deln1ci bez
prace ver1, re jistych 500 me-
sic. vydelku je leps1 nez nejake
sliby jich agitatorG.
Komisaf ma feder. pracech V
New Yorku, ukazal k tomu, re
tis1ce pracuj1c1ch re seznamG
unemployment service ceka ma
pfllezitost dostati Sc ma pod
purne prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Prchajici dopaden.

Deset minut V pond6li pc OBJ
jeveni sc v ulic1ch Baltimor-
skych polici1 chycen byl Ernest
Horseman, 41lety Z Cambridge
Md, jenz prchl re statn1 tres
taneck6 fanny V Roxbury.
PT1buzny zahledl Horsema-
ma, uv6domil okamzit6 JIM
~policejn1 stanici.
z fanny utekl V patek. Ma
tuto odsouzen byl roku 1882
pro loupez. Odsouzen byl ten
dy ma 6 rokG.
Ku vyslechu drzan jest Err
nest Niblett re S. Dallas ulice,
u n6hoz Horseman byl zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
LODI nemohla odplouti.

LODI Felix Tanssig McCor-
mick spOlecnosti, nemohla V
sObotu V nOci odplouti Cd pieru
{. 9, z Locust Point do Norfol-
ku a ma zapadn1 pobTezf, pone-
vadz posadka jej1 vysla ma
stavku. Dvacet lodnik1 zasta-
vilo praci, pon6vac nedavno V
New Yorku radio operator byl
zbaven prace. Stavkuj1cf chte-
j, ably wat byl zpet.
LODI S novou posadkou Cd
plula V ned6li odpoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Pokyny Pro domacnost.
F. l.. I. S..

Prasek do peciva je vedlej-
sim produktem phi vyrobe sody
ma pran1.
Rajska jablfcka, cerstva i
konservovana, mali tentyz
zdravotn1 vyznam jake pome-
rance.
Dfte uc1 Sc hrou vice neil
jakymkoli jinym zpdsobem.
Ostra mydla a mydla S mad
bytkem alkalickych latek pri-
vod1 ztvrdnutl a vysusen1 Vine
neho tkaniva; koberce, cistene
takovymto mydlem, opotfebuj1
Sc mnohem rychleji neil ony,
cisten1 mydlem jemnym.
P~otraviny, jez nemaj1 bez-
vadny, neposkvrn6ny vzhled,
nebo jsou trochu pohmozd6ny,
nejsou vzdy zkazene, ale mali
byti vafeny pc deset minut nez
je vGbec ochutnate.
saty, jez jsou spatne wye
hleny, vypadaj1 vzdy jake w
robek amatera, at uz jsou sebe
lepe usity.
"D1te obycejne ztracf rych-
leji zajem o cinnost, jez VIVA
duje znacne pozornosti, zvla-
ste, kdyz no k nj nut1me," pra-
vi new-yorska statn1 kolej pro
domac1 hospodaTstv1.
zadna jina potravina nemd-
re byti premen6na v tolik rGz-
nych druhd takoveho zdravot-
n1ho vyznamu jake mleko.
Ma trhu je vice neil padesat
rGznych druh6 masla a syru.
Clovek, ktery chce pTesne
vedet, CO kupuje, ma c1sti i
drobny tisk ma st1tc1ch. z neho
Sc dow skutecny obsah balfc-
ku, jakoz i jeho vahu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Be- license Ia k

V Traffic soudu odsouzen
byl ku pokute $50 a 1trat Ger
noch, John Davis z Riggs ave-
nue., re jezdil automobiIem &C
koliv pc IA rokG zadnou licens
nemel. Zatcen byl, kdyz pa
tex narazil automobilem ma bu-
dovu ma Calvert a Saratoga u
liclch. Pokutu a 1traty 81 Cd
sed1 "a mTfzemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Loupez.

Pet banditG vniklo do budo-
Wy Metropolitan Insurance
sp~olecnosti V Brooklyn a prchli
V dtery S uloupenymi 5000,
zrovna patnact minut pred tim
neil policista prijel, ably do
provazel prevoz pence ma ban
ku.
Diva zlodeji pochutnavajfc1
81 ma cali a studuj1c1 "okoli" V
Claremont hospode, severne cd
Grantovy hrobky ma Riverside
Drive, New York, ukradli tam
$4,000 zat1m co nekolik set
"~kostymrG" pochutnavalo 81
ma cocktailu ma verandach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Sblizeni Rakouska
S Nemckem.

V 1rednfch kruz1ch rakou-
skych byly ucineny ~vyznamne
narazky re Rakousko a Meme
cko 81 mohou podati ruce a Cd
volati sve nekolik let stare r11z-
nice. Ma vsech stranach Sc u
kazuj1 RUNE pr1znaky re neby-
10 lepsfch vyhlfdek ma sbllzeni
jake nyn1 cd dolby kdy loni v
c~ervenci pomer mezi obema
zememi byl nejnapjat6jsf pc
zavrazden1 kanclere Dollfusse
nazistskymi vrahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Kazdy mel by Sc naucit plavat.
PfSe
DR.. John L. Rice,
komisaf zdravotnictv1 mesta
New Yorku.

Plavanf je jednfm z nejlep-
slch cvicenf, a soucasn6 i jed
MIN z nejzdravejsfch. Deti me-
ly by Sc ucit plavan1 jiz We We
ku tf1 a ctyr let. Kdyz Sc jed
nou plavat naucf, nikdy uz to
nezapomenou. Neum1te-li .ie-
ste plavat, nyni je nejlepsf cas-
k nabyt1 tohoto umen1. Zdatn1
ucitele nauci vas plavati We vel
mi kratkem case.
Plavan1m uvede Sc V pohyb
kde-jaky sval v t6le; mnohe
svaly, ktere Sc pri jinych PRIZE
zitostech jenom zT1dka kdy ma
mahaj1, Sc plavanim posili.
Plavan1 pGsob1 siln6jsf cinnost
srdce a vede k hlubs1m dycha-
nj, c1mz Sc napomaha ob6hu
krve a vnitTn1 oxidaci.
Nesel-li jste jeste letos ma
prazdniny, pax zvolte 81 mfsto,
kde je plavan1 bezpecn6. Pro-
hledn6te 81 nezname koupaliste
dGkladne a do vody neskakej-
tie, nepTesv6dc1te-li Sc drive, re
tam nen1 zadnych nebezpec-
nych 1tes6 nebo jinych ma
strah, kter6 by molly pro vas
znamenat poran6n1. Plavan1
ma venkove ma mnohe pTedno-
sti pred plavanfm We meste, byt
i pod nebem. Vzduch ma VEN
kove je cists1 a zaTen1 slunce
je proto intensivnejS1. Krone
vyborneho cviku dostane Sc tax
plavci i dvou nejleps1ch pTfrod-
mich lekG, vzduchu a slunce.
Ami dobry plavec nema III
staff We vode dele neil tricet
minut. JeSt6 lepe je cas- cd ca
SUI z vody vyjfti a chv1li 81 Cd
pocinouti. Nechodte do vody
bezprostfedne pc ddkladnem
idle, nebo jste-li unaven. Nj
kdy neplavejte sam, V poctu Sc
skryva bezpecnost. Nikdy We
vode neprepfnejte sv6 silly, Wy
cerpanost mGze Sc YAM staff
nebezpecnou.
Plavanf a koupanf V mort je
vice vzpruzujfc1 neil plavanf
We sladke vode. Toto je zapTf-
cinovano nejen soil We vode,
nybrz vlnobitfm.
Kdyb chcete naucit plavat
nechte no teprve, ably Sc
We vode brouzdalo a ztra-
tito TAXI akykoli pocit strachu.
PAX teprve no ucte pohybdm.
Pokud vidfte, re Sc samo mad
vodou neudrz1, dotud no vzdy
Nikdy vsak d1te do vo-
.y nehodte. Tim vzbud1te u
nej pocit strachu a m1zete mu i
ublfziti.