Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-13
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Brief Resume = Happenings
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HOQutam-In the opinion OF AT
torney General Hamilton, state Off
Gals who want to preserve well
groomed appearance, must pay out Of
their own pockets for such personnel,
attentions as valet, porter and lau \ /,
dry service.
r Vancouver-The last obstacle to
the expansion Of the port Of Vancot-
yer has been overcome by the board !
of county commissioners, which has
purchased q acres of the Sisters Of
Charity, property, lying between the
river and the lower river road for
$4,000. yti,
+ Pasco-Only few large bands of
mormon crickets, which last year
endangered Franklin county wheat
crops, exist this year. They may be-
IA menace later in the summer, but
mot TO- the extent that they were In 2
1884, partly because of control work
last year, - d-
F rToppenishAF MtGGarrickl of Top-
penish is asking the city Of Yakima
to- pay''a claim of'i$50,000 for injur7
les to his II -yearLold son Slwhot was
one of more than 80 persons injured
in the Mercy building cornice crash
May 49, during the Frontier Days
parade Others will file claims.h ho
Kelso-Despite her 50 years, Mrs,
Elizabeth Walter, resident, Of Car
rolls, south of here, will leave this
week on her 18th "trip to Central
America to visit her sons. Her desti-
nation uis HTagucigalpails Honduras
where two sons, Joseph and Henry
Walter, are located. She will cele-
brate her 82d birthday in Honduras,
Entiat- Nine-year-old George lFink
has his ear bandaged because he fell
asleep in school. 1t was a warm day
and George grew brewster and drow-
sier. He rested his head on his hand,
which held pencil AS he fell
asleep, the eraser end of the pencil
stuck in his, ear, George pulled o PVT
the pencil, but the eraser remained AZ ne 4
fast. It required 2 physician physician to re- r.
move it.
Wenatchee- a final survey
Of all fruit sections of Chelan and
Okanogan counties, p Al. Combelic;
district horticulturist inspector, an
nounced that the cherry crop of north
central Washington will be 20 per
cent. larger than. that, Of last year,
It will mean a yield Of, from, 225 to,
240I cars this year. The apricot crop,
will be AT least as heavy as last year.
North Bonneville With footingsy
and anchor posts in and with arrival
of steel expected mQmentarily, all Is
/ in readiness for construction of the
\ 225-foot tower for the great aerial
| galloway which will stretch from the
Washington mainland to- Bradfords
island. When completed the tower
will be the highest of it's type in the
Worlds1lIt was, formerly lin q use at
Boulder dam and was ldismantled for
usebhere.t oi T9I9uT ndoL .s1H br-
s,Olynm1piaM41The state tax commits
sion warned, merchants today agafhstt.
boarding sales tax tokens with the
idea Of paying their tax to the state,
with them. Only legal money, cert1-
fled checks, money orders and the
like will tb be aceeptaabe e, in tag tax pay
ments,g Com mpiNsfs|iboqnerr M Jenner y
said. Merchants storing tokens in 81
gar boxes or special drawers were adj
-visad to redeem them at tax COM.
mission branch office for cash when
they collect too large quantity. To
avoid such a sarplus, the scommis-
sion advised meFehants to put the
tokens back intoa circulation as Of
ten e !. as possible in'smakking change