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The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-15
Schubert Club
Presents FOurt h
Christmas Concert
Annual Concert to Be
Given Sunday Night as
Customary Benefit

With the Orthopedic Hospital
again chosen as their beneficiary,
the Schubert Club, well known sing
ing organization of this city, pre-
Sents it fourth annual Christmas
concert and its fifth Orthopedic
benefit.
: The concert date has been set for
next Sunday evening, December 10,
and will be given again in the M. E.
church auditorium at 8 o'clock.
Charles ASbury, school band di-
rector, is director Of the Schubert
Club, and has chosen an interesting
and varied program of Christmas
music for this concert. Outstanding
among the program numbers will be
Beautiful Savior" by F. Melius
Christensen, director of the ia
nous st. Olaf choir, apd this num-
Der is considered one of the best of
this type of music. Also on the pro-
gram will be the well known "And
the Glory of the Lord from the
Messiah" by Handel. Distinctly
different from any previous offering
Of the Schubert Club will be the
French Carols by Manney which in
clude "Ye Burghers ALL" Here a
Torch, jeanette Isabella" and sleep
Little Dove" Director Asbury is an
accomplished violinist besides being
a chorus leader, and will play two
solos during the concert.
DR.. Legrande Spaulding, one of
Benton County's most ardent and
sympathetic workers for Orthopedic
will again present the benefit, after
which an offering will be taken.
Following the concert, the club
members, their families and service
and civic club leaders will enjoy q
reception in the social room of the
church. Miss Helen Steiner, vice
president of the club, and social
chairman, will have charge of the
reception arrangements. In addi-
ton to the reception committee,
President Edwin Neuman has an
nounced Frank Green as chairman
of decorations, Vane Wilder in
charge of programs and has select
ed Norman Wilder and Carl Lucky
as candle lighters.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-15
Fire Department to
Aid LEGISLATORS

The Kennewick fire boys are max
ing plans to prepare a place for an
ice-Skating rink. Final arrange
ments have not as yet been made,
but according to Fire Chief Pratt
the location will probably be direct
ly behind the j. G. Penney store.
The ground has to be leveled first
and then flooded. After a good
freeze Kennewick will no doubt
have an up-to-date skating rink.
Chief Pratt says he hopes the
work can be started Immediately.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-15
Fourth 15-Year-Old Girl
Obtains Wedding License

A marriage license was issued on
Monday by Harley Chapman, Ben
ton county auditor, to Mary God
derd, 15-year-old Wapato girl, and
M. G. Carol, 81, also Of Wapato.
This was the fourth license issued
this year to 15-year-old girl, he
said. Other licenses issued recently
were: James Humbyrd, 10, and
Myrtle Cameron, Is, both of Sum
nyside; Leon Soden, 80, and Rose
mary Beckridge, %, both of Port
land; Rudolph Masong, "a, and
Leota Hello, 25, both of Yakima.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-15
Senior Ball

The annual senior ball which Is a
program dance sponsored by the
seniors will be given in the High
land clubhouse next "Wednesday
evening. 1ne decorations will be
carried out in the colors Of green
and silver and the Highland Club
Band will furnish the music. Pa
irons and patronesses for the eve
ming include Mr.. and Mrs. @. II.
Yedica. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Coates. Miss
Katherine Ponti and Victor Rogers
are the class advisors.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-15
To Show Star

Because it's the first time bas-
ketban star has ever been shown in
a movie, Manager Howard McGhee
has invited Coach Brim's basket
ball squad to be his guests at the
show Saturday. The play will be
Campus Confessions" in which
Hank Luisetti, the famous hoop
ster from Stanford, will play a
leading part.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-15
Christmas Cheer
Donation Bid For

The Christmas Cheer committee
under the sponsorship Of the cham
Der OF commerce with Mrs. II. A.
Linn as chairman, Is making plans
for the Riddles and needy families,
who would not otherwise be re-
membered at Christmas time. Any
one wishing to give donations, Of
cash, toys, books, etc. are asked to
please leave them at the Courier
Reporter office by Saturday II pos
Sible.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-15

Due to road conditions, Miss
Oletz. public health nurse for Ben
ton County, postponed her visit to
summit school until Monday, De-
cember 10. Summit school is one of
our county's most rural schools. Mrs.
virginia Schmidt is the teacher.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-15
M. E. Aid i'm Lead
i'm Silver Sales
Slip Campaign
Labels Must Be in by
Wednesday; Slips to
Count More

This week for the first time since
the Courier Reporters Silver Sales
Slip Campaign started, the stand
ing OF the contestants is published.
The M. r. Ladies Aid Is leading.
although there Is no perceptible diff
ference between any OF them to
date. ....
All OF the organizations are out
after that first prize OF SIS In cash
to be given TO the organization
turning In the most votes.
And the votes are easy to get.
cost nothing but the effort TO have
them counted and listed for your
favorite organization. And-by the
way, there Is still time for a couple
Of more to enter the race. No one is
too far out to be caught. A little
work, little effort among q num-
Der of members and the leaders
can be headed.
In the meantime, the standing OF
the contestants Is as follows, the
count including the votes turned In
Wednesday: ....
SluD lUl, fO4
Highland woman's Club 96,3l8
c. z. Christian Church 89,230
i. o. Q. F. --.--..-..-.--------.-,.---- 1853
Church Latter Day Saints -.a--. !
The Faculty club, composed OF
teachers, is out after that SIS to
furnish the teachers room at the
high school. The M. e. Aid has an
other objective and any organiza-
ton can find use for money that
comes in as easily at this.
Remember, labels from cans pur-
chased at the stores participating IN
the contest can be turned In any
time before Thursday Of next
week.
"Wednesday, December 81 will see
the end of the label-saving feature
Of this contest. BUT, from wednes-
day Of next week all sales slips from
any Of the stores below listed will
count DOUBLE in the contest. This
is a special inducement and will be
an extra incentive for additional
organizations to get started in this
big, easy contest.
Remember, labels and bread wrap
pers will be counted until wednes-
day, December 81. After that date
they will no longer be accepted in
t9he contest.
Remember, too, that after We'd
nesday Of next week, the sales slips
will count just DOUBLE the amount
indicated on the slips.
Save the sales slips from all OF
the following named stores, who are
making possible these cash rewards
in The CONTEMPORARIES Silver
Sales Slip Campaign:
Lady Lure
Bricks Super Service
Kennewick Valley Telephone Co.
Farmers Exchange
Durocber's Bargain Store
Standard Lumber Co.
Raymond's
Kennewick Bakery
Neuman's Store
Kenncwick Market
McDonald's Red e. White Store
j. c. Penney Co.
w. s. Hulet Grocery
Washington Hardware e. FurnS-
ture Co.
C. III. Yedica Motor Co.
Larry's Barber Shop
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
BOXING CHAMPIONS SEE
FILM FIGHT

Three heavyweight champions
We're on the set as brawny Victor
McLaglen battled his way through
his latest film role.
Whenever Victor stars in a mo-
ton picture there is sure to be
plenty Of action. So, when McLag-
len began work in the star role of
Uniyersals "The DEVILS Party"
it was natural that ring stars
should gravitate to the set.
Among the greats of fistiana
land who saw gigantic MacLag-
len "do his stuff in the "The De-
Wis Party were Tommy Farr,
English heavyweight boxing cham
pion and Max Baer, former world
champ.
Tho third champion on the set
was McLaglen himself, who once
held the Canadian heavyweight
title.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
SPORTS
MOSQUITO CONTROL AS IT
AFFECTS WILD LIFE
HOLLAND STILL ALL


The Big Red in its debut against
Colgate showed all the earmarks
of living up the touting it has re-
ceived this fall. They seem to have
what it takes in good measure to
clean up on the Ivy League, includ-
ing Dartmouth, up at Ithaca, and
your All-American friend, Brud
Holland still likes to tear around
from his end position and speed
down the gridiron some so yards
for a touchdown on the play devils
ed especially to take advantage of
the unusual talents of this Negro
star. He did just that against Col
gait Saturday except that the dis
lance was nearer 60 yards.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
LINCOLN. MO. BEATS


Jefferson City Mo-, Oct. 5-Lin-
coin university won from Western
university, Quindaro, Kans., 43
to 0.
An effective running attack fea-
tured by Lincoln's right halfbacls
Ross Pearley, quarterback James
Gleason, left h~alfback; William
Hyatt, halfback; Maurice Sneed, a
freshman from Gary, Ind, ac-
counted for six of the seven touch
downs. Edward Smith, substitute
quarterback and freshman from
Mechanics high school, st. Paul
passed to John Booker senior end
for the final touchdown.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
CHARLIE
SPEARS EN- UP
TO KEEP YOU OUT OF

Criminal Law

criminal Law
Arrest: the act of taking a per-
son into custody by virtue of a
warrant and in some cases without
a warrant is an arrest.
Resisting legal Attempt: Mere
resistance constitutes a criminal
offense if the arrest is legal, and
il the offender kills the person
seeking to arrest him, he is guilty
of murder. And if a third person
assists him, either to resist ar
rest or to escape, he, too, commits
a criminal offense.
Illegal Attempt Resisted: If the
arrest is illegal, a person may
resist to the extent of using any
necessary force short of taking a
human life or doing grievous bodi-
ly harm.
Warrants:
A warrant must conform to all
formalities required by law to be
legal. The fact that the accused is
charged with a crime must be
shown on its face. 1t must show
when it was issued and in most
jurisdictions must be under seal.
1t must have been issued by a ma
gistrate having jurisdiction of the
subject-matter, or with power to
hold the accused to the grand
jury. A warrant may be issued
on any day, Sunday included, and
at any hour of the day or night.
Person Must Be Described
Mere charical defects r inma-
terial, but if the name is blank
when the warrant is issued, the Of
ficer called upon to serve it has
no authority to fill in the blank,
in such cases the warrant is void.
The person must be described with
sufficient certainly to identify him
if his name is unknown, and a mere
description of him as unknown or
by g fictitious name is not suffi-
Gent.
1t must be directed to a person
authorized to make arrests and
command him to bring the accused
before the magistrate who issues
it, OF before the magistrate who
has jurisdiction.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
Drops Weight for
Title Defense =

New Haven, Oct. 6 (CNA)-
John Henry Lewis, world light
heavyweight champion, will have
TO sweat off nine pounds to get
down to a trim II 5for his title
defense against AL Gamer, white
contender, at New Haven Oct. Ia.
Before Gus Greenlee, Lewis
manager signed for the fight last
week, the boxer assured him that
no could make the weight with
little difficulty. This is the second
match for the two fighters, Lewis
outpointing Gamer. in a non-title
bout two years ago.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
WAY DOWN SOUTH
Barnum was Right

Barnum was Right
Tit mighty Barnum was right.
A sucker is born every minute,
sometimes two. The other night up
in Salisbury the boys pulled the
Same old trick out of the bag,
but it still works like new.
A stranger accosted a person in
a local business place and told
him that he was passing through
from New York going South, and
had a 'lil" car trouble and would
he be good enough to keep 10
quarts of good "iikker" he had in
the a until he finished the bust
ness of having his car repaired in
a garage.
The guy not only offered to
keep the 'likker" for the stranger
but offered to buy it. Two of the
"boys' pooled their funds and sent
a deliver yboy with the man to get
the whiskey. Two hours later the
lad returned empty-handed. AT
the garage he had been told by
the stranger to wait "ten minutes
and III be back" He failed to re-
turn, but didn't fail to keep the
ten bucks.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
TELLER FANS TEN OMAHA
M0NARCHS

Van Meter, Ia, Oct. Bob Eel
Ter, helped by a pair of Cleveland
Indian buddies, Wednesday night
showed 10 thousand Iowa fans
low he gained the title of major
league strikeout king by tanning
10 in an exhibition at his home
coming celebration.
Bob, playing with Hal Trosky
and Rollie Hemsley, pitched five
innings to defeat the Omaha Negro
Monarchs, 1913.
Bob allowed only on, hitAa
two-bagger, the only hit the Mon
archs punched out of the infield.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
BISHOPS GET REVENGE:
DEFEATS WILEY 1910

Marshall, Tex, Oct. Jimmy
Stevens Bishop college Tigers
hung a 1910 defeat on the Wiley
colleges Wildcats and took the
sting out of their opponents and
wiped a Ia year old grin off the
faces of Coaches Fred Long, the
dean of the grid mentors in the
Southwest and his brother Harry,
both of whom starred some few
years back at Milliken university
in Decatur Ill.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
PHILLY PATTER-

Never see w. Rollo Wilson with
out a stoogie-William Neuman,
the caterer, despite his excess av-
erdupois, drinks a quart of A. A.
Milk daily-Petite Helen Lee, ace
newspaper woman, rushing to
cover an assignment-No one we
know uses the word land" with
the e~xactness of Marie Sherman,
of the Visiting Nurse Staff-Just
in Fun: Raymond Pace Alexander
reminds US of a Russian wolf
hound; G. Edward Dickerson, a
walrus; Samuel d. Holmes, a great
Dane-And wouldn't medico Mil
tor NJ. White make a crackerjack
BAPTIST preaher?.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
HAMPTON 81; S. CAROLINA 6

Orangeburg, S. C. Oct. Elm
a game of goor kicking and fun
bles by South Carolina State, an
alert fast driving Hampton Insti-
tute eleven won the opener of the
season 21-6.
Harrison Watson, quarterback,
saved a shut-out in the fourth
quarter by driving over a State
touchdown on the third down af-
ter a long pass from the 2O-yard
line to the two yard line was de-
clared completed when a Hampton
player interfered with Bussey ON
the receiving end.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
MANY OUT OF TOWN FANS
EXPECTED AT TUSKEGEE-
WHEREFORE GAME

Chicago, Oct. 6-More than a
thousand persons will come to Chi
eago for the annual Tuskegge Will
berforce football game which will
be played at at Soldier Field on
the night of Friday, October IA,
ii was stated from the headquar-
ters of the game committee at $50
East Forty-seventh where arrange
ments for the game are being
made.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
Three Days Cough
Is Your DangerSignal

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your common
cough, chest cold, or bronchial irri-
tation, you may get relief now with
Creomulsion. Serious trouble may
be brewing and you cannot afford
TO take a chance with any remedy
less potent than CreomulSion, which
goes right to the seat of the trouble
and aids nature to soothe and heal
the infiamed mucous membranes
and to loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm.
Even If other remedies have failed,
don't be discouraged, try Creomul-
sion. Your druggist is authorized to
refund your money If you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene-
fits obtained. Circumcision is one
word, ask for it plainly, see that the
name on the bottle is Creomulsion,
and you'll get the genuine product
and the relief you want. (Adv.)
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
TOLES KAYOES ADAMICK;
TO PROBE BOUT

Detroit, Oct. 6(ANP)-Roscoe
Toles' powerful right has W
ed once and for all the question
in certain die-hards' minds of the
ability of Jimmy Adamick, q year
old high ranking white fighter who
has been grooomed by Jack Kearns
as a possible world heavyweight
champion.
It took Toles' Detroit fighter,
less than two rounds to cor a
technical knockout over Adamick
at Olympia stadium Wednesday
night. Roscoe floored the white
boy four times in the opening
frame, then knocked him cold 40
seconds after second began. When
seconds failed to revive him after
working over him five minutes in
the ring and the dressing room,
no was carried to Henry Ford hos
pital where he remained unconsci-
Gus for IL hours.
Next day Prosecutor Duncan C..
McCrea opened an Investigation of
the bout, declaring Adamick was
not in proper physical condition
when he entered the ring. Frank
MacD onell, chairman of the state
athletic board of control, declared
however, that Adamick has been
pronounced physically fit.
The probe launched in Detroit
was the second to follow a recent
Adamick bout with a colored figh-
ter. A few minutes ago the white
boy was involved in an alleged
''fixed" kayo of Long Jack Tram
nell of Ohio.
Those who saw the Adamick-
Trammell fight held in Chicago
said the colored boxer found Ada
mick so easy tina the had to take
the most obvious kind flop to pre-
vent accidentally putting Jimmy to
sleep. Adamick was suspended for
a year in Illinois and MIA states
while Trammel drew a five year
suspension.
Michigan refused to recognize
the suspension and was ousted
from the MIA. Adamick's last
fight before he met Hole was with
Light heavyweight Champion John
Henry Lewis in Pennsylvania, not
a member of the MIA. Lewis won
tie decision in 10 rounds, although
he came near being the victim of
a surprise Knockout when he grew
careless in the ninth and was hit
hard.
Toles is recognized by boxing
authorities as being a good boxer
and a tremendous hitter. If he
were white, he might ranked the
No. l contender for Loe Louis
crown. Adamick weighed 1876 to
1876 for Toles in their bout. The
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
Warrant Protects Officer

If an afficer executes a warrant
which is void on its face, he is not
protected from liability, But if
the warrant is regular and valid on
trate having jurisdiction of the
its face, and issued by a magis-
subject-matter, it is a protection
to the officer although it may be
voidable or even void.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
by
DR.. Ira N. Gabrielson, Chief L. S.
Bureau Of Biological Survey

In the majority d. instances
game Management areas are CO.
operative undertakings and as
much as they are subject to defin-
tie limitations as we'll as possibili-
tics. This has been adequately
proven in other fields of endeavor
where cooperatiyes have been in
operation in the United States for
= sufficiently long time TO demon
strato what may be expected. Al
slough most of us contend that
they are far more difficult to
manage, game management CO.
operatives are no exception to the
principles involved.
| am of the opinion that we
have often expected too much from
such association and we should re-
cognize the limitations of such en-
1erprises before we initiate them.
Game management areas cannot
guarantee an unlimited supply of
wildlife, regardless of the amount
of money or effort expended. AL
Enough man by his best efforts can
alleviate some of the limiting fac
tors, he cannot guarantee immu-
nifty to wildlife of all Of the in
kibiting factors nature exerts upon
our wildlife resources. Such units
cannot be expected to supply an
unlimited number of persons with
unlimited quantities Of wildlife.
They cannot produce game with
rut cost to someone, and they can
not guarantee your conduct or
mine.
Game management areas can,
however, provide better sport for
a limited number of individuals
who are willing to work and pay
Tor the privilege they can inn
prove the relationships between
she sportsmen and the farmer
producer; they can equalize to
some extent the cost of production
and harvesting; they a eliminate
many abuses; they can frequently
be of service to the community,
and in some instances they can
fill a very evident need.
If We continue to refer to these
development tracts as game man.
agement areas. then there is one
feature We must keep in mind. The
term management implies the uti-
1ization of sound principles in the
selection, organization, and on
duct OF an individual enterprise
for the purposes of obtaining the
greatest possible benefits in the
most satisfactory manner. This re
quires that some individual must
have sufficient training or back
ground actually to manage the
project, and he must have suffi-
cient personality to enlist and re-
tain the enthusiastic support of
his associates and cooperators. In
my experience, | have found that
the most successful areas are act
ually one man shows, backed by
popular, local sentiment. These
human dynomos are not always
the most noticeable members of
the association. In fact, they often
hold no office or honorary position
Beyond the respect of their neigh
bors, yet in every successful game
management area that ] am ac-
quainted with there is n such
Endividual with the capacity to
profit by experience, who has
knowledge of the principles of
management, ability to judge sit
uations accurately, apply theories
and adapt the program to circum-
stances, and who has foresight, in
dustry and perseverance.
Game management areas are
therefore well organized and man.
aged endeavors to improve condi-
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
DONE AT
RANDOM
REMEMBER?

REMEMBER?
PHILADELPHIA - The old
fashioned parlor of childhood days
The drawn shutters. The organ
in a corner. The heavily framed
pictures of the family on the walls.
The huge Bible, in which was rec
orded the family births, deaths and
marriages, lying on the mahog-
any table in the center of the
room. The sterescope which was
enjoyed by the children only on
occasions" The picture of Mia
CARA Falls eneased in heavy glass
and used as a paperweight. The
what-not with its odd pieces of
bric-a-bac.-And the peace and
quiet of it all-Remember?
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-08
PORTS
WHAT is A GAME MANAGE
MENT AREA?

tions and to fit a need under a
given set Of circumstances. Any
thing short Of these requirements
means that the enterprise is lit
lie more than a promotional
scheme.