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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
RON McNULTY STILL
LEADS ICE SCORERS

Ron McNulty, Griffin Fuel star,
still is in the van Of the race for
individual scoring honors of the
Tacoma Amateur Ice Hockey
league, according to figures re-
leased Tuesday. McNulty has a
total of n points, including the
five counters he added in last
Wednesday nights tilt.
McNulty also continued to top
the loops ''bad-men." with a total
OF II minutes spent in the penalty
box, spread over three games. He
was given a two-minute penalty
last week.
Billy Anderson, captain of
the Fuelers and the leagues
high scorer last season, boosted
his total TO Is points, good
enough to take second place
behind MeNulty, his team
mate.
The Brewers George Kempton.
who was second a week aeo
dipped TO third place with a total
OF is points. Howie Holman also
a member Of the Brewer squad, re-
manned in the fourth position for
the second straight week. He has
q total Of 10 points.
Griffin Fuel and the Brewers
viii meet in the initial game of a
douole-header Wednesday night at
S o'clock at the Lakewood arena,
with the Medosweet and cammar-
ano clubs billed 10 clash in the
second contest.
The Fuelers and Dsirymen are
tied for first place, while the Cams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Trojans' Forgotten
Man Gets Chance

Los ANGELES-The use Tro-
JAMS forgotten quarterback" Jer-
ry Bowman. was down for a heavy
workout this afternoon against the
first and second strings after rip
ping off several long gains against
the Spartans yesterday. Coach
Howard Jones planned a light
scrimmage today for the first
three strings with a heavier one
tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08

Walla Walla. His hard running
and accurate passing brought the
Abes down close and, completely
fooling the Blue Devils, he caught
the touchdown pass.
FRANK EyANCICH, Fife
guard: Evancich IL one of the
stalwarts of the Fife line
which has been making IL
possible for the Fife backs to
mark up the touchdowns. But
when no scores came against
Roy In the first quarter last
Friday, Evancich led the limo
men charge that produced q
safety and the first scores.
Then the backs went to work.
ROY Lopez. Clover Park half
back: Lopez is another Of the
Clover Park boys who have de-
veloped fast in their first year at
the grid sport. Lopez scored one
touchdown and one conversion be-
sides passins for another against
Orting last week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
MEAT MEN PRACTICE

The Consumers Meat basketball
team, a new entry in the CITY
league. will turn out at Gas p. m.
Tuesday at Bellarmine with the
California Florists, II was an
nounced by clink Jacobs, manager.
He said all members were asked
to be on hand for measurement
Of suits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Cougar Alumni
. Bills Session

The Washington State college
alumni are having a stag party in
the Wooden Shoe of the New
Washington hotel, Seattle, Friday
at 6 p. m. for all alumni and other
fans.
This is a get-together. preceding
the Washington State college and
Washington freshman football
game.
Feature of the evening will be
the showing of moving pictures
of w. S. C.-Washington football
game at Pullman, with description
by Buck Bailey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Lincoln Soph
Eleven Wins

Scoring In the final frame on q
5o-yard pass from Steve Grassi to
Dick Remission, the Lincoln high
sophomore squad evened the score
with the Stadium yearlings yester-
day at the American Lake Vet
Grams hospital turf, winning SO.
The Tigers won the first encounter
two weeks ago.
Grassis pass was the deciding
issue Of a tight. hard played tilt
Big Steve faded back past midfield
and rifled the ball 80 yards in the
air to Remission, fleet-footed end,
who ambled the remainder of the
way to paydirt.
The score came seven plays
after the same combination
had clicked a 30-yard aerial
thrust over the Tiger goal. but
the play was called back when
Referee Frank Gilahan ruled
that a Lincoln backfieid man
was In illegal motion.
Stadium's lone threat came in
the final quarter, but they were
stopped on the Abe 30 after march
ing from deep in their own terri
tory.
Grassi, Berglund, Jorgenson,
Lilly and Hunt starred for the
Abes, while Buscko, Lee and Wal
tiers looked good for the Bengals.
The lineups:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Logger Contest
Moved Back Day

The College of Puget Sound VS..
Linfield college grid game sched-
uled for Nov. IL at Meanwhile,
Ore, has been changed to Nov.
10, Friday.
This was necessitated on account
of the Oregon-Oregon State sell
out contest on Armistice day.
The Loggers lost the services OF
Freshman Barger in the Ellens-
burg game over the weekend
The former Stadium boy broke
two bones in an ankle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
STOPS BILL

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Sailor
Boyd, heavyweight, was tech
nically knocked out last night
here by Johnny Walker. Negro
heavy. A cut eye In the ninth
round caused Boyd's manager
to halt the battle. Boyd was
far out In front at the time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
HAWKS STILL
MINUS GOALIE

SEATTLE - The Seattle Sea-
hawks Of the Pacific Coast Hockey
league were still without n goalie
today. rs Owner Phil Lycette re-
iterated he would not accede to
demands Of Holdout Emmett
Venue. who has retired TO the Sc
clusion Of his Ottawa, Ont, home.
Manager Connie King was
anxious to start practice. since the
Seahawks open their lese-40
league season in nine days against
the Portland Buckaroos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
HsEarle Neale

NEW HAvEN-Yale university
football programs list Earle Neale
as a member of the coaching staff.
Neale is better known outfielder
of 20 years ago and former head
coach Of Washington and Jeffer-
son college. Yale has banned the
nickname. Greasy. It's not dig
nified.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Eight Included
For Performance

quiet weekend in the Tacoma area high school foot
ball front produced minimum of heroes for the Tacoma
Times weekly honor roll Eight boys honored and three
have been the honor rool before.
Players from Lincoln, Yelm, Fife, Puyaup, Sumner,
Enumclaw Auburn and Clover Park chosen for their
outstanding play of the past week and weeks before
IIoro Al,o.ra
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(0) Stadium

Duppenthaller. Getaz, Knutsen;
Lincoln subs: Remission, McCalley,
Hokenson.
Statistics: First downs; Stadium
S; Lincoln 5; passes attempted,
Stadium 4, Lincoln 5; completed
passes, Stadium o, Lincoln 1; PEN
alties, Stadium, for IS, Lincoln
2 for 10.
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Won Lost
Battery "a" 10th Field Artil. 20 2
Co. e" 18th Infantry .... 26 6
Battery "E." 10th Field Artil. IS 7
Detachment. @. M. Corps -. 10 5
Sd Balloon Squadron ..,..... al z
Sd Tank Company ...,..... 10 9
9lst Observation Squadron .. 18 10
Co. B. 10th Engineers ..... 10 10
Service Co.. 18th Infantry. 10 Is
Band. Sd Division ........ Is IL
Sd Quartermaster Regiment -. 16 IL
LIST Bait. 10th Field Artillery. Is Is
Company X, 18th Infantry -. l6 16
Company i. 18th Infantry =. Ia IA
Company L. 18th Infantry =. IL 16
Co. A. 10th Engineers .. IL 20
Battery ID, 10th Field Artillery 8 20
Headquarters, 9th Field Artil. 9 %
Headquarters and NJ. p. Co.. 3 30
Battery b. 10th Field Artillery 6 %
Battery +. 10th Field Artillery 4 a.
Battery e. 9th Field Artillery 25
Battery b, 9th Field Artillery 0 %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08

NEW tOBk--&~eetie M1caaitNb-
q. n. Y. u. great sophomore miller.
pared one minute 20 seconds off
the course when he won the y. Z.
u. : Penn Princeton smile cross
country run in 25:ie1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
INDIVIDUAL SCORING

and Brewers are deadlocked i
third position.
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Good Dogs and Birds
THE upland bird season clos.

HE upland bird closed yesterday In Washington
AS far this concerned there has been
a more successful year -.
1t might have just happened that encountered birds
and lucky enough to hit hem but from the first day
the last we sought and killed birds. plenty of them
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-10-26
Many Ladies Attend
HOmemakers Meeting

BENTON CITY = The Achieve
ment meeting of the Benton County
Homemakers club held Saturday at
the Kiona-Bent community hall
was attended by one hundred fifty
people. The meeting opened at 1890
and a cafeteria style lunch was
served at noon. Miss Helen Steiner
gave the highlights of European
trip and report of the Conference
of Rural Country Women of the
World, which she attended last
summer. Miss Elmina White, as
sistant director in Home Economies
at WSC. spoke on a well-balanced
county community program. Paul
Engbretson, Benton Coun-
ty administrator, also spoke. A
number Of the clubs contributed
skits and other numbers to the pro-
gram. Various types of table set
tings and scrap books of the years
work were exhibited. Also on dis
play was Miss Steiner's collection Of
Swedish and Norwegian handicraft.
Miss White of Pullman, who judg-
ed the breads entered in the con-
test, awarded first place to the Rich
land club, second to Horse Heaven
and third to Hover.
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Hover Club Receives
Third Place i'm Exbib;,

HovER-A group OF about two,-
ty-five women attended the c,,,.4,-
Achievement Day program q. ~
ton City on Saturday. The ~.
numbers on the program from wv wv
mems Home Benefit Club wers we
tap dance by Virginia Dive ana
duet, God Bless America, sine "a
Audrey and Adele Slaybaugh. Try
club received third place In the
bread exhibit. Sie
A number from here attended 49,
old-fashioned dance at the home -
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Blair In Jorsa
Heaven Saturday night.
Mrs. George brennan OF wou.
Walla visited her daughter ans
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs, chos,sS
McFadden Friday.
PinochIe Club
Mrs. Jewell Slaybaugh was hos,
ess TO the Hover Pinochle club az ~.
Carl Evans home on "Wednesday AFT
ernoon. A dessert luncheon ua.
served at one-thirty, followed INV
four tables Of pinochle. Honors wen,
to Mrs. William Thomas and Mrs.
Chuck Neel.
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Student Nurse Visits
at Home fer Weekend

HIGHLANDS ~ Miss Lucille St.
Laurent, who is a student at st.
Mary,s in Walla Walla, was a week
end visitor at the home of her par
ents. fs:; "a
j. A. Mayer made a business trip
to Coulton ON Monday.
Mrs. r. w. Woods visited with
her mother in Goldendale Sunday.
Mr. and bArs~ Hubert Soper and
children visited with the Glenn
Hamm family. Sunday AFTERNOON.
Miss Dorothea French was q Sun
day guest at the Ted Watkins home.
Forrest Grasg visited at home Sum
day.
Nj. and Mrs. Bill Birdsan and
family visited at. the, Forrest Gragg
home Sunday. ts
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Liebel and
Mrs. Burris were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the W., L. Foraker home.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Nagley visited
at the G. A. Nagley home on We'd
neSday.
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Ladies Enter Food in
Achievement Contests

WESTERN HORSE HEAVEN
About twenty members of the COM
munity attended the home-makers
Achievement meeting which was
held at Benton City Saturday. Dis
plays were entered in the yeast
and quick bread contest, a break
] fast table setting using pottery was
entered and the contests Of the
| travelling treasure chest, most OF
which is handicraft, was also
shown. Miss Steiner's account of
the meeting of the A. G. o. w. In
London and her trip to Norway and
Sweden was eagerly listened to, with
everyone looking forward to the OPP
portunity Of seeing the moving pic
lures of the trip. A skit was put
on by the Travis family, using the
Golden Jubilee theme, showing SO
years in the life of a pioneer fam
lily. The Richland club received the
highest scoring for the bread con-
test. o.
Hugh Bell and Guy Travis were
business visitors in Yakima last
Thursday.
The grange had a pot-luck supper
to open their meeting last Friday
evening. There was an unusually
good attendance. There will be an
other potluck supper November 8
at which time the Pomona officers
are expected as visitors.
Gilbert Reuter- of Prosser was a
weekend guest of Billy Schmidt, the
boys also went on a fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Henson and
Mrs. Dennis Henson spent We'd
nesday Of last week with Mrs. Louis
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Travis were
Soap Lake visitors for a couple Of
days last week. "-.7.
Helen Pouch was absent from
school all of last week, due to an
infection in her arm. She is much
improved, however, this week. -s
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Indians Prepare For
Whitefish Run Here

WHITE BLUFFS-More Indians
are joining the colony already es-
tablished below the Alex Wade
place for the whitefish run. Their
drying and smoking rack is INSTALL
ed and everything is ready for the
fish. Chief John Buck says they
are not very plentiful yet.
G. C. Mccormick, Agricultural
Agent of the c. M. st. p. & p. rail-
road was in White Bluffs Tuesday
on 70 utine business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyer left
Monday for a short stay in Lewis
ton, Utah.
Miss Judith Lee English, of Seat
tie, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Charles English, arrived Sat
urday for a short visit with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A
English, and will be joined later this
week by her father.
Do not forget the Halloween
dance Friday night, October 9th,
at Community hall. The CONNER
cial club is sponsoring this dance
and has secured the services of Hess
ler's orchestra, which insures good
music for the dancers.
A Halloween card party will be
given at the Hanford high school
on October 31st. Pinochle and
bridge will be played.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. English, Mrs.
Charles English and little Judith
Lee English spent Tuesday visiting
with friends in Pasco.
Attention Motorists e..
Motorists. please be careful In
passing other cars! There is So much
loose gravel on the road that is
not held down by the oil application
that fast travelling car can ruin
the windshield or headlights of the
car behind. Two sor three wind
shields and some side windows have
been broken this past week.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-10-26
Couple Is Surprised
On Silver Anniversary

WHITE BI UFFs-Members Of
congregation Of the Evangelist Lu-
theran church Of White Bluffs, sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schill-
ing in honor of their Silver Wedding
anniversary. After the ceremony
and benediction by Pastor L. c..
Krug, refreshments were served. MIR.
and Mrs. Schilling were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hinderer. Many
lovely gifts were received, among
which were an LES. lamp and an
electric waffle iron.
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Rummage Sale

Already kindly dlSpOSed people are
bringing their offerings for the rum
mage sale, and 1t Is believed there
will be much larger stock than
last year. Nearly everything con-
ceivable will be on sale: produce,
seeds, bulbs, garments, dishes, orna-
ments and dozens of other things
too numerous to mention Prices will
be, as last year, merely nominal, and
it Is hoped the sale will be as well
patronized. It will be held in the
old Hammer building, and will be
open for business at 9 am, and close
probably at S or before if the stock
Is sold.
Engineers Dance
Miss Josephine Westling and her
brother Robert attended the dance
given by the Pasco contingent of the
Bureau of Reclamation Engineers,
at the Highlands club house, Ken
newick, Friday night. There is talk
Of making these bureau dances a
monthly AFFAIR, and those who were
fortunate enough to attend the last
one are anxiously awaiting decis-
ion on the matter
Lest We Forget
The American Legion will give a
dance on Armistice night, November
II. Before the dance, members Of
the Legion and Auxiliary will get
together at the Legion hall for a
potluck supper. Good music and a
good time is promised.
School Comedy
Students OF the White Bluffs high
school are putting on rollicking
comedy, Strike Three" at the high
school on November 3rd. Better
save the date. It will be worth 1t.
The Junior class ,of !. the White
Bluffs high school IS giving bake
sale Saturday morning, at the White
Bluffs Trading company store be-
ginning at $50 and lasting until the
food Is sold. The success Of the
Senior class along this line has in
spired the younger students and It
is hoped the sale will be well pa
tronized. 80
Two Pet Dogs Lose Lives
The big police dog, Jack, that has
beena constant companion of w. II.
Kirby for the past several years, was
killed Sunday by q careless auto
driver. Fred Gifhlly also had the
misfortune to lose his Springer, Pat,
who has been under the care of
veterinarian for some time.
M. F. O'Brien, who returned from
the Lady of Lourdes hospital at
Pasco last Saturday, was returned
Monday for further care and obser-
vati6n. - :. s,,i b
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Bridge Crew Here

|
The Union Pacific Bridge crew
has been stationed here q week
making necessary repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blakely
daughter Rayta and son Bill of XII
ona, left Wednesday to spend the
winter visiting relatives in Kan
sas, Missouri and Wyoming.
The Rev. Himmelright of Spokane
conducted services at the Pilgrim
Holiness church Saturday evening
and again on Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Kendall. i'll at her
home last week is much improved
and able to be about.
:. Fishing Party
Whitefishing in the Columbia riv-
er at White Bluffs attracted several
Benton City folks Sunday. In the
group were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Morton,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Frye, Elmer
Cimons and Allison Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Owen Of
Methow were weekend guests at
the WI. Waldron home while do
ing some pheasant hunting.
Mrs. w. E, Fillmore entertained
the bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
High, score was held by Mrs. Argus
Hughes and second high by Mrs. w.
j., Waldron. Mrs. Rolf Andersen was
a guest of the club. Mrs. I. M.
Hartman will be the hostess at the
next meeting on November Z.
Benton City folks working in the
upper valley apple harvest, who have
returned home are La Verne Rich
man, Kenneth Everett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe De Field, De We're De Field w.
H. Harmon and John Carpenter.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dillon and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Christen-
sen and daughter were dinner guests
Sunday at the J. l.. Peterson home
on the Riverroad. They celebrated
the birthday dates of Mrs. Dillon
and Arthur Peterson. ..
Leonard George came home from
Naches, where he has been work
ing in the apples. III
Mr.. and ITS. Oscar Gakel of
Ritzvi1le visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
McElroy Sunday. .....-
Mr.. and Mrs. McElroy motored to
Grand Coulee last Wednesday.
George Meyer and Vern Murphy
have returned from working in Wap-
alto. ,a ...:.. IT,. ..1- ~.
Bryan Mowery, who has been very
sick in the Pasco hospital, is. report
ed better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Happy Hickey are
in Yakima at the home of Mrs.
Hickey's son, Guy Reeder.
Mrs. Robert Hanson, G. J. Barn
EFT and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dillon
attended the turkey growers meet
ing at the M. G. Helm home in Ken
newick Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lum and son Of
Ellensburg and Paul Draper Of
Naches visited Saturday and Sum
day at the Alfred Draper home.
Soldier Visits Mother
Bill Masko, soldier at Fort Geo.
Wright, was here to spend the week
end at the home Of his mother,
Mrs. Dmituck.
Stanley Hackney and family re-
turned Saturday to California aft
er spending q few days visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hack
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. M. Tremel took
their five months old son to Walla
Walla Wednesday to undergo an
operation.
Mrs. VIM. Larson returned Tues
day from Metaline Falls, where she
attended the funeral Of her father.
Mrs. j. r. Stump returned We'd
nesday from Portland, where she
went Sunday to obtain glasses.
Miss Betty Kinney and Miss Shir-
ley Dillon were home from Naches
over the weekend.
Mrs. A. Purschwitz 81. left We'd
nesday to spend q week visiting her,
sisters In Seattle.
Louis Sloan was taken to the
Pasco hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. Sam Mcmahon attended .
bridge luncheon Monday at the
home Of Mrs. Minkiewitz in <Pasco. s
Sam Mcmahon was home Tues
day visiting with his family.
The Cleaner Glass party Of the
NJ. E. church was held at the White
head residence Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Schuster Of White
Bluffs visited at the Gress home on
Sunday.
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FOR YOUR RECREATION enjoy
games and dancing at the I.O.O,F.
hall at 9 o'clock Wednesday, Nov. 8.
Music furnished by good 5-piece
orchestra. 30-31c
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COrstan Greene Speaks
at Benton City Meet

l. =
Benton Community club held ar
open meeting Monday evening. Cor
stan Greene of Kennewick, princi-
pal of the Junior High, gave an in
teresting talk on tuberculosis, fol-
lowed by the sound picture Let My
People Live shown by Mrs. Harry
Fleming, executive secretary Of the
Benton County tuberculosis League
Mrs. j. r. Ayers of Kennewick, Mrs
E. Y. Hawley of Walla Walla and a
group of Kennewick ladies attended
the meeting.
Perry Nelson underwent an
emergency appendicitis operation
Sunday evening at the Pasco hospi-
tai. -+ I l.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Rowley left
Saturday for Tacoma to visit rela-
tives. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. .Whetzel OF
Myrtle Greek Oregon were visitors
here Tuesday enroute to Byron to
visit at the home of their daugh-
ter Mrs. Harvey Harkena. The
Whetzels were Benton City resi-
dents for several years when Whet-
eel was a section forman on the U.
p. railroad. .-..
Bobbie Hampton of Hover was a
weekend guest of his grandmother,
N6rc ~ VIZ coic1Iov. ~. q. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Everitt and
Kenneth Whan spent Tuesday eve
ming in Kennewick with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Brand, former Benton
City resident.
, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harmon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Rucker moved
Wednesday from the Fitzpatrick
ranch on the valley road to the
Maston Roop property. >Fs
Bathroom fixtures are being in
stalled in the homes of 4Fank
Decker at Kiona. Harry Troups and
Walter Culp at Benton City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blakley and
sons, Bill and Sid of Kiona, return
ed Saturday from the upper valley,
where they have been working in
the fruit.
Elk Hunters
Local sportsmen leaving Tuesday
for the Cascades to hunt elk were
Aaron Snyder and sons, Glen and
Everett, Pard Marlin, Don Morton,
Barney Lewis, Bill Lund, Ted Ken
dali and Arthur johnson. Johnson,s
son-in-law, Will Finley, accompan-
led him on the trip, but does not in
tend to hunt.
Mrs, Erbie Hayes Of Spokane and
son, Clair Hayes, Of st. Louis. Mo,
were Monday night and Tuesday
guests of Mrs. Hayes sister, Mrs. II.
Kendall. Hayes is sergeant inSthe
q. s. Army and expects to soon be
stationed in Georgia.
John Dellere had as his guests; on
Wednesday, Cliff Harrison of Seat
tie, sports editor Of the Seattle Star,
Freddie Hutchinson, whose home IS
also in Seattle, but is the pitcher Of
a Detroit baseball team and Bill
Powers of Prosser. The group spent
the day pheasant hunting. =.
A. E. Sweany came Thursday to
spend q few days at his home in
Kiona. The sheep are feeding at
Harrington and will be there for a
week or longer. They are being
trailed home from summit range
near Clayton. ~ 1919 -.
The Highland Ladies club will
hold their first meeting Of the club
year, November 2 with Mrs. Erwin
Knowles Mrs. Joe Trfech will be as
sisting hostess.
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Former Richland Boy
Passes At Yakima

RICHLAND - Raymond Reeder,
year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reeder, former Richland resi-.
dents, died in Yakima Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Reeder, Wanda and
Mrs. Ida Bell Hess attended the
funeral Monday. -..-....-...s.. H.