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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-08-20
Chosen on Montana Rifle Team.

John Buh1niller, local G. N. agent,
has been chosen member Of the Mon
tana civilian rifle team which will COM
pete in the national matches at Camp
Perry, O.. August "a to September IL.
The team consists of Is men made up Of
cross section Of Montana shooters
chosen for high scores in the recent
matches held at Helena II contains
three mechanics, two automobile men,
three railroad men, two clerks, one
rural mail carrier, a radio man, a
dentist and lawyer. Mr.. Buhmiller
and son, William, leave Friday for
Camp Perry.
Dentist Arrives-Welcome to Eureka
Eureka welcomes their new dentist,
DR.. r. M. Sherman of Campbell Min
nesota, who arrived Sunday. DR.. Sher-
man was in Kalispell 10 years ago and
has always felt desire to return to
this part Of the country, insomuch that
he took the state board examination
over year ago in order to be ready at
the first opportunity.
DR.. and Mrs. Sherman, Alan 2lz years
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-08-20
st. Michael and All Angels Episcopal
Church.

Morning services next Sunday at II
a. m. You are cordially invited to at
tend and to invite others.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-08-20

FIXED +. CLAIM, LIeTK
Judge being absent.
Dated August 18th, 1886. a13-s3-4t.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
DENMARK OXFORD GROUP
HOLDS DEMONSTRATION
National "House Party" Brings
5000 to First Assemblies.
10000 May Attend.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SVENDBORG, Denmark, April IL
The oxford group movement a little
more than a year old in Denmark, will
hold its greatest demonstration here
tomorrow with DR.. Frank N. D. Buch-
man, its founder, as principal speaker
This national demonstration" was
arranged as the feature Of the Danish
"house party" for the movement,
which has been working with what
its leaders called Substantial success"
for the last year.
The national house party, organized
by Danish leaders of the movement,
began yesterday with two meetings,
attended by 5000 persons each, in
Guiding DR.. Buchanan and "a other
Americans.
Twenty nations were represented at
the meetings, which will continue until
Tuesday Two hundred Britains were
among the visitors and 1000 cyclists
arrived from Copenhagen to join the
attendance, which might reach a total
of 10000.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

Will ofhciate. Burial will be in Arl-
ington National Cemetery. with fun
military honors.
The Bureau Of Medicine and Sur
gerry. where Admiral Brister was serv-
ing as inspector Of Medical DEPART
ment activities on the Atlantic Coast,
announced the honorary pallbearers
as follows: Rear Admiral Percival S.
Rossiter. surgeon general of the
Navy; Rear Admiral John B. Dennis,
Capts. U. r. Webb, H. w. Smith, b.
H. Dorsey and George c. Thomas. All
are officers in the Medical Corps.
Admiral Brister died Friday In
Naval Hospital. His home here was
at 3843 Livingston street.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

Lady OF the Victory. Conduit and
Reservoir roads, at pm. next Sun
day. Ralph ]. Schoettle of the Ma
tional Catholic Committee on Scout
ing will be guest of honor.
A new course in sea scouting will
begin the evening Of April 81 at the
Sea Scout base at the head Of the
Washington Channel.
The week end Of May has been
selected for q new course in troop
training at Camp Roosevelt, on the
Chesapeake Bay. The council-wide
camporee Is scheduled for June 6
and Z.
Camp Wilson, at Burnt Mills, Md,
will open about June Is.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

in the University of Scouting. The
courses, in IA different subjects, were
given under the direction of DR.. Will
liam T. McClosky. head Of the Council
Training Committee.
Certificates win be presented by
Henry p. Blair, dean of the university,
In the presence Of council officers
and guests from the National Boy
Scout Council. New York.
A court for merit badges and first
and second class review was held yes
terday at Hines Junior High School.
Scouts and their leaders have been
invited to attend the inaugural cere-
money and investiture Of the new
Troop No. go at the Church Of the
Evening star., 1936-04-12
PUBLISHER DIES AT 81
8. z. Walker Was Pennsylvania
Democratic Delegate in 1919.

WARREN, Pa, April II (P.-S. z.
Walker, publisher Of the Warren
Times-Mirror, and prominent in De-
mocratic political circles, died yester-
day. He was "a.
Walker was delegate to the Demo-
cratic National Convention of 1912
the first time. He also served as one
of the presidential electors who named
Franklin D. Roosevelt to the presi-
dency.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
BOY SCOUT LEADERS
GRADUATE TUESDAY
Commencement Exercises Will Be
Held at Gordon Junior High
for Groun of 1H0

A schedule Of Boy Scout activities
for the next two months includes
commencement exercises at Gordon
Junior High School next Tuesday
night for $50 leaders who have been
studying for the last two months
Evening star., 1936-04-12
THREE INDIANS SLAIN
Young Tribesman in Drunken
Outburst Blamed in Idaho.

TENSED, Idaho, April II R.-
Three Indians were slain here yester-
day in what officers described as q
drunken outburst by young tribes
man.
Joe Ambro, 20, was arrested on q
charge of shooting the trio, two Of
whom were his kin.
The dead are Albert Rickman, about
so. Ambro's stepfather; Joe Abel, 20,
his brother-in-law, and John Law
renee, about 45.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
FUNERAL TOMORROW
FOR ADMIRAL BRISTER
Services at Fort Chapel to Be Fol-
lowed by Arlington Burial
yry:kh r,xJ1 ra~nr~

With Full Honors.
Funeral services for Rear Admiral
John Mosley Brister. So. U. s. N.
Medical Corps. will be held at II am.
tomorrow in Fort Myer Chapel. Rev.
DR.. H. T. Cooke. rector Of All Saints
Episcopal Church, Chevy Chase, Md,
and Chaplain Evan w. Scott, U. s. N,
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
LOS DERROTA
RON POR SEGUNDA VEZ
A LOS YANKIS

Washington, Abri 16.-LOe
Senadores de Washington derro
taron por segunda vez consecu-
tiva a los Yankis, con anota :
ci6n de seis cameras contra s.
Los muchaGhos de N. York
lNevaban la mejor panic del jue-
go, hasta ell septimo inning,
cuando los de Washington ano
taron cuatro veces consecuti :
vas, y con elias ganaron practi-
camente ell desafio.
Vease, a continuation, la anO
taci6n por entradas, total de ca
rreras, hits, errores y haterfas
del juego:
N. Y. O1O $40 OOO-5c 12h 2e
Wash. 600 0O2 4Ox-6c Oh De
Baterfas.-Por ell New York
Pearson, Murply y Kleinhans,
pitchers, y Dickey, catcher. Por
ell Washington: Linke, Russell Y
Coppola, pitchers, y Bolton, cat
cher.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16

Shadow boxed" Su manager
Lew Diamond dijo que estaba
en- inmejorables condolences pa
"a su match del viernes.
Cool hizo doce rounds de
practicas. Tres contra Mario
Santana, uno com .ra Ed. Hill.
Lueyo sigui6 su preparation,
durante ocho asaltos mas, pe :
CANDLE al saco, etc.
FL filadelfiano fue muy aplau
dido por los fanaticos. En- rea-
idad parece un joven maestro
del ring.
Ambos boxers realizaram hoy
ligeros ejercicios, a fin de cen
servar su forma antics del match
de mahana.
Alvarez espera subir al ring
pesando 134 libras.
En- ell semi-final, Earl Stordh
pe.eara contra Joe Desmond, de
st. Petersburg. Sammy Baker Sc
enfrentara con Charles Parra.
Ademas, habra otros tres preli-
minares.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
LOS N
RON SU PRIMER JUEGO
DEL ANO

San Luis abril 16.-Lerby
Parmelee, pitcher, y frankie
Erich, manager y segunda ba-
sc de les Cardenales, combina-
ron hoy srs esfuerzos, para OBJ
tener la primera victoria del "a
no sobre los Cubs.
Parme1ee, que es cOnsidera-
do por los fanatics locales co.
mo decisive en- Ia lucha de este
aho, llev6 la mejOr parte de I'm
duelo entablado con Lee, de los
Cubs, mientras el manager
Erich pogo I'm jOnr6n que pro-
dujO la carrera que decide ell
encUentro.
VeaSe, a continuation, la ano
ltaci6n por entradas del game:
Chicago:
OIL 900 900 = &c III Sc
San Luis:
001 020 COX = &c Oh lie
BaterfaS. Per ell Chicago: Lee
pitcher, y Harnett Y O'Dea, cat
cheers. Por Ell San Luis: Parma
lee, pitcher Y Davis, catcher,
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
DEPORTES
LOS TNDIOS" VAPULEA-
RON A LOS CAMPEONES
DEL MUNDO

Cleveland, Abril 16.-Bajo Ell
impulse del fuerte Batting de
Hal Trosky y Bruce Campbell,
los "Indios' derrotaron facil =
mente a los Campeones del Nun
do, en- ell segundo juego de la sc
RE inaugural de la temporada,
en- esta ciudad, con anotaci6n de
catOrce carreras contra siete.
Bridges y los dos pitchers que
lie sucedieron en- ell box del De-
troit, recibieron un fiero casti :
gO,-diez y siete hits EN- total,
de los fuertes babeadores lOca :
les.
Con ell score cinco por uno, a
favor de los Tigres, los Indios
fueron al bat en- SUI turno de-
tercer Inning, y anOtaron NADIA
menos que ocho carreras, y cor
elias aseguraron practicamente
ell juago.
Vease, a continuation, la anC
taci6n por entradas, total de ca
rreras, hits y errOres del juego
Detroit OLA oil OOO-7c 11h q
Clevel. O1s O2O 3Ox-14c 17h IL
Baterias.-Por ell Detroit
Bridges, Phillips y Hogssett, phi
cheers, Y Cochrane, catcher. POI
ell Cleveland: Hudlin y Hide
brand, pitchers, y Pytlak, cat
cher.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
LOS BRAVES LIE GANARON
A LOS PHILLIES CON FA-
CILIDAD

Filadelfia, ahril l6.-LOs
Braves batearon is hits y anO-
taron doce carreras, derrOtan-
do con facilidad a los filadelfia-
nos, en- su juegO de aver. Los
jugadOres locales ba1earon Is
hits, pero no pudierOn am0tar
mas que cuatro carreras.
CucGnello fre ell hder del alta
que, con dos hits y UNI doble en-
cinco excurSiones al bate, mien-
tras Walter Berger pegaba su
jonrcn de la temporada
Moore, del Filadelfia, tambien
di6 un jcnron EN- ell quintO in
V6ase, a continuation, Ia ano
taci0n del match:
Boston:
900 900 1O2 = 12c l6h lie
Filadelfia:
OO1 $50 600 &c 15h Re
Baterias. Por ell Boston: Can't
well y Ben-e, pitchers, y Lopez
eatcher, POr ell Filadelfia: Bow
man, Johnson, Passeau, Pezzu-
lilo y Bertrand, pitchers, y Will
son, catcher.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
LOS Medals N VOL
VERON A A
LOS

Chicago, Abril 16.-Los Me-
dias Blancas volviem 8 derro-
tar a los Carmelitas, con andta-
ci6n de seis carreras contra tres
en- ell segundo juego de la serie
inicial de la temporada, en- es-
ia ciudad.
Ambos clubs batearon ance
hits, pero los Medias Blancas
l~ograron acumularlos de tai ma
nera cue logranon al cabo un
facil triunfo sobre sus rivales.
Vease, la andtaci6n pOr en-
6radas del juego:
San Luis:
O1O 900 oil - Sc 11h De
Chicago:
100 001 Six - &c 11h lie
BateriaS. PTr el Sam Luis
Knott y Van Alta, pitchers, y
Hershey, catcher. POr Ell dlica-
go: StrattOn, pitcher, Sewell,
catcher.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16

esperaba esta algeria v este
consuelo!
Aeerc6se entonces don Teles-
foro, y dijo:
7iMe permites que yo tam
oien tie abrace, hija mia? Per-
dona que te trate de este modO;
pero, lque diablO!, 20 no Sc ira
tar dc otra manera a las perso-
mas que Sc hacen duehas de mi
a1ecto, y to-. itienes un gran .
eoraz6n!
Els 6lSduien me trae a tus
brazos,-dijO Luis.
La enferma abraz6 al ancia-
no y balbuce6 entire sOlIozOs:
=; Gracias!. L.. No merezco
tanto!... iAhOra, para que mi
lelicidad sea cOmpleta, solo me
talta abrazAr tambien q mi ma
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
GRADER H CON
IRA F~INKELSTEIN Ell
LUNES

Henry GRADER, ell vencedcr de
Dawkins ell luneS paSado, volve-
ra al ring de Benjamin Field,
en- el match estelar del progra-
ma combinado para la semana
entrante, teniendo como con.ra
rio al villano de Nueva York,
Harry NnkelS elm, aspirante
a la corona de les luchadores ju
dfos de peso complete.
Finkelstein, suspenGido por
la Comisi6n del EstadO de Nue.
va York, es uno de los hcmbres
que tiene fama de conocer mas
triquinuelas del depOrte de las
luchas.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
FL "Chino" Alvarez esta SECURE de SUI
tiunfo, y no comprende porque los
fanaticos dan a Cool como vencedor
"Yo nunca he visto a dos boxeadores en- mejores
condolences" dijo aver ell DR.. Myers, despues de
yer a Cool y al Chino en- acci6n

Ell Chino Alvarez esta ver-
d~aderamente sorprendido. No sa
lie de su asombro. En- realidad,
el no acierta a comprender por
que los fanaticos locales sena :
lam a Eddie Cool, su adversario
lei viernes pr6ximo en- Benja :.
min Field, como favorito.
Ell "Chino" asegura eS.ar en-
las mejores condolences de su vi
da. Y dice a cualIhos quieren DIR
10, que vencera a Cool por la via
rapida, en- los primeros asaltos.
De todas maneras, se prepara
con gran cuidado, bajo la vigi-
Iancia de su competente mana
ger, Lew Diamond, todos los
dfas, desde la una de la tarde, en-
eel gimnasio de Jimmy Downing,
en- ell Sur de la calle Franklin.
Una opinion GUtOrizGda
Entire los trescientos fana.i-
COS que aver por la tarde concu-
rrieron a preSenciar las practi-
cas- del "Oaino" y de Cool, Sc en-
contraba ell doctor Rex Myers.
Myers fue ell facultativo que a.
bendfa a Manuel Quinbero, cran
do ell jOven tampeho era una fl
gura championable, habl6 con
los cronistas sobre ell bout del
.viernes en- Benjamin Field.
"Yo nunca he visto a dos pc
leadOres en- mejOres condolences
que Alvarez Y Cool" dijo ell DIR.
Myers. "Yo doy a Cool como ga
nador, porque 10 creo mas ex :
p~erimentado y con mas conOci-
mientOs b~oxlsticos. Pero estoy
SECURE de que Ell "Chino" lie da-
"a una verdadera batalla TODD
el tempo.
La opinion del doctor Myers,
es la misma que manGienen la
mayorfa de los fanatics que vie
ron aver en- acci6n al filadelfia-
no Cool,
Alvarez hizo aver echo rounds
de practica. Cuatro contra ell
sargento Sammy Baker. Dos con
ira ell Saco de arena Y dos de
La gaceta., 1936-04-16

mo 10 creo!
La desconfianza es una o.
fensa que inferimos q wees a
la bondad de Dios, para quien
no hay NADIA impossible.
II Acabe listed Luis.
Use llama Luis ese j6ven a
quien Sc refiere?
ST..
~ Ino puede visitarla o.
tro? 80 o.
Mo-. ~
~ 81 ese j6ven la visitase,
ltendria listed una satisfac-
-1Oh, SILL. iMuy grandel
-Pues bien ,hija mia: de US
ted gracias a Ia PrOvidencia,
por haberse adelantadO a salts
fscer sus deseOs.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
CANZONE3G Y
PELEARA Ell 8 DE MAYO

New York, albrA 16.-Jimmy
McLarnin lego hoy a esta ciu-
Tad, para prepararse para la ba
daila que librara contra ell cam
pe6n Tony Canzoneri, ell ocho
de mayo.
Entire los fanatics exista yer
dadero interes por esta pelea,
que congregara una de las ma
yere,s concurrencias para pc
leas de esta ca7egcria de les Ill
limos tiempos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16

era verdad aQuello de que du--
daba.
Accmpahados por la hernia
ma, aparecieroR en-" la prerta
dos caballeros.
Fran Luis y don Telesfdro.
ROsali lanz6 una exclamation
de ALGERIA y Ell j6ven corri6 a
ella y Ia estrech6 en- sus braEos,
exclafhando entire sollozos:
S-i Rosali!.. iRosali mia L..
~ Luis !-repuso ella con VOC
4 bill. -
de momento no pudiAQn
deSir mas. y
La emotion les ahOgaba.
Don Telesforo Sc acerc6 al le-
cho y contempl6 cOnmovido a.
Quel euadrO. a
Habl6 algunas palabraS en-
La gaceta., 1936-04-16

Para completar este progra-
ma, Downings estabbeciendo es-
fGerzos para firmar una hcha
entire Dawkins y Walter I'm
derhill, de Pittsburgh.
Doble Osborn ha sido firma-
do para luchar frente a Pat
Newman, en- uno de los preli-
minares.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
Ell ALCALDE FIRMO LA
PROHIBICION PARA o N
TRUIR GARAGES EN- Ell
MALECON

FL Alcalde Chancey firm6 "a
yer, la ordenanza municipal a.
probada en- su session del martes
por les concejales, ore prd,ibe
la construction de estaciones de
gasolina y garages a 10 largo
del Malec6n. Esta ordenanza co
menzara a ser efectiva dentro
3e diez dias.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
oil O4O 900 = &c 1Oh 2e
.~CABALLEROS DEL U
DE ORC
Castillo Crist6bal Colon No. 2

Per este nediJ se clda a todOs
los miembros de este Castillo
para la junta ordinaria de hoy
jueves 16 del corriente, en- nues
tro edificio social. Dados los a.
smtos importantes Ique Sc ham
Gs ratar en- esta junta, espera-
mos no falte nj TN solo MEM
bro.
Ell SecretGriO.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
LOS PIRATAS WENCIH2ON
A LOS ROJOS

Cincinnal i, abril 16.-Hits de
Jensen y Paul Waner, unidos a
un error del right field de les
Rcjos, Ival Goodman, dieron en-
ell noveno inning del match de
aver su segunda victoria conse-
La gaceta., 1936-04-16

ii liable listed, por Dios!
vista es la que tiene que
anunciarme? Porque sus pala-
bras me indican...
-fCalma !-insistib la her
mapa.
sPerN,.
-PodrAA ser facil que al
guien Sc pS Rsentase a visitarla,
yedebe listed estar prevenida....
~Quien? -
-lQuien supone listed que
puede tener interes en- venir a
verla?
@S6lO ~ personals. o una
sonora ahciaha y respectable.
-oEo, esa no.
un j6ven...
sc, tai vez.
AQueL... IQue dice uSted7.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16

cutiva de la temporada a los Pr
ratas de Pittsburgh.
Paul Waner, de los Piratas,
v Babe Herman, de los Rojos,
dieron I'm jonron por cabeza.
V6ase, a continuation, la ano-
taci6n por end radas, total de ca
rreras, hits, errores y baterias
del game:
Pittsburgh:
200 200 POI -7c ah De
Cincinnati:
oil 040 900 - &c 10h 2e
Batsrias. Per ell Pittsburgh:
Swift, Brown y Birkofer, pitch
ers, Y Pad5en, csl cher. Por ell
Cincinnati Schoct y Freitas,
pitchers, Campbell, catcher.
La gaceta., 1936-04-16
LOS "GIGANTES" DE9RO-
AARON OTIRA VEZ AL


New York, aibril 16.-El no
vato H1:ry Gum5arts pitched
hoy I'm gran juego, dejando en-
cuatrO hits y no dando ninguna
base por bolas a los batsadores
del Brooklyn. Como consecuen-
cia de este brillante pib.yhing,
les Gigantes ganarcn su segrn-
do ju01J del aiio, con anotacdon
Ge cinco carreras con- ra tres.
Vease, a continuation, la ano-
acton pr enIradas, total de
carrersl3, hits, errtnes y bate
rfas del juego de aver en- Polo
Grounds
Brooklyn:
600 O02 O1O = Sc All lie
New York:
112 200 COX - sc Oh lie
Baterias. Por ell Brooklyn:
Mungc, Leonard Y Barker, pit
:hors, y Berries y Phelps, cat
cheers. Por ell New York: Gum
bert, pi cher, v Mancuso, cat
cher .
La gaceta., 1936-04-16

voz baja con la hermana Y esta
Sc retro discretamente.
Comenzaron a salir los visi-
tantes, pero ell ito y Ell sobrino
permanecieron ALI.
Tenian permiso especial pa
ra permanecer junto a la enfer-
ma ell tempo que quisieran.
V
AL fin, los d0s antiques aman
ties pudieron kablar.
-iER que 9triste estado te en-
cuentrd Bfsalia mia -excla-
NO Luis, An dejar de Rorar.
Y ella lie rsspOndi6, sOnrien-
do:
|Que imperial TIE veo Y
soy diChOsa... iGraciasL... mo
La gaceta., 1936-04-16

Alvarez hizo aver echo rounds
de practica. Cuatro contra Ell
sargento Sammy Baker. Dos con
ira Ell saco de arena y dos de
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15
O'NE|L'S HARDWARE
OLD ESTABLISHMENT
Four Generations at Post
Office With Complete
Hardware Lines

Four generations in the same fam
lily is an achievement of note for any
business, yet it is the claim to which
ONeils, Everything in Hardware, in
Henderson, lays just and rightful title.
It is not only among the Oldest hard
ware concerns in this section, but one
Of the oldest business houses in any
line to be found in this territory.
BY offering quality merchandise,
new and modern hardware nipple
ments and appliances and other lines
carried, and by thorough knowledge
Of that business and courteous service
always offered to the trade, the COM
pany has remained in business and
has grown and prospered through the
years.
NJ. J. O'Neil is the present daddy
of the business. His own father be-
fore him launched the business at
the post office corner and taught it
to the young man coming up in the
world. "Irish,'' as some of his friends
affectionately refer to him, taught
the business to his own fine sons,
and several of them are now asso-
ciated with him in the business, and
have in these latter years assumed
much of the responsibility for carry
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15

ing on the establishment and main
tanning its reputation, which they are
doing in true O'Neil fashion.
Gilbert M. O'Neil and James N
O'Neil, two sons, are actively engaged
in the business.
In addition to the hardware lines
proper, electrical goods are stocked,
and the company is agency for KEEL
vinator electric refrigerators and
other products, one of the most popu-
lar of the automatic stoker models
for heating plants and for other well
known merchandise.
Both sons are active in National
Guard organizations locally. Jimmy
is captain of the service company of
the 105th Medical Regiment, and
"Knotty" is fire lieutenant in Com
pany c, Henderson's oldest military
establishment. Both of them, like
their father in his younger years, are
also prominent in civic movements
for the betterment and advancement
of Henderson.
Within the past two years the COM
pany has erected a modern store
building on it's site, where the old
store was destroyed by fire now near
ly three years ago. It is more modern
and better outfitted for convenience
and attractiveness than ever before.
In one part of the large structure is
housed also the Efrid department
store.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15
Knott, Cooch And Smith
Will Run Big Henderson
armers Invited To Sell in This Modern Warehouse.
winch IS wen Llshted an Well Equipped Through
out; Competent Orga nization Is Assembled

G w. Knott, Wilson T. Smith and
I,e Gooch, some of the best known
a0bacco men on the Henderson mar
hst will again operate the Big Hen
81 son Warehouse during the coming
ason.
they are experienced tobacconists.
sid all of them have been on the
local market for many years They
ate trio who know tobacco in all of
ts grades and qualities, and who
le familiar in every sense of the
word with the conduct of tobacco auc
ion sales.
Most Of the growers who sell on the
henderson market are acquaintances
5. Knott, Smith and Gooch. Through
HE years they have learned that
taese tobacconists have been their
friends and endeavored to get for
them the highest dollar every pile
viii bring. This friendship and this
faithful effort has been appreciated
BY the growers and many of them
sell yea rafter year with this firm.
The Big Henderson Warehouse is
what may be termed a new property.
X was erected only few short wears
CONSTRUCTION
every convenience and every facility
for the proper handling of the golden
weed convenience and every facility
for tn proper handling of the golden
weed to the satisfaction of the grow
ers 1t is we'll lighted throughout. is
equipped with the best of scales. and
an abundance of trucks and baskets
for placing of piles on the floor. IT
has a tremendous floor space and ac-
oommodations for many thousands of
pounds of leaf for a single sale.
Personnel of the Big Henderson
Warehouse organization is as follows;
Proprietors and managers-G. w.
Knott, Wilson T. Smith, Lee Gooch,
Floor manager-Lyman Wilkerson.
Bookkeeper-Fred Mcqueen.
Bookkeepers - Lyman Wilkerson.
Miss Leona Mckee.
Auctioneer-J. H. Mann,
Assistant floor manager-Ravnond
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15

ReaVlS.
Growers throughout this and adj
joining counties are invited to bring
their tobacco to the Big Henderson.
The management offers a house that
is in every way suited and equipped
to get the best prices, and the as
surance of personal interest in
every sale.
Frequent sales from day to day are
provided under the sales card drawn
up for the season, and the prompt
handling of all offerings will be af-
forded to farmers.
The entire organization personnel
are experienced in the duties assign
ed to them in the conduct of the daily
sales, guaranteeing the best of serv-
ice to growers
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15

Tacitus, the ancient Roman histo-
rian, tells how, listening on the
banks of the Rhine to the war songs
of the Germans-to him an unknown
tongue-his ears caught two words
which REQUIRE dfrequently, "Tuisto"
and "Mannus;" the Germans cele-
brating their lineal ancestors in song
under the names of "Tuisto" and
"Mannus," his son.