davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22

GET PRICES ON OUR IrSFD 90
before you buy. E. & z. Motor ~
Dodge, and Plymouth dealers ~ ~,
Chestnut street -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22
NAV %, 1929

May ", 1879
Next week will be observed here
as the annual cleanup week, it was
announced today, and in the move
ment the health department, street
department land Womans club will
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22

VISIT OUR USED CAR LOr E0n
better values in used cars. Moior
Sales Co. 81 -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22

FOR SALE: QUANTITY crzn-
drums in first class condition ~ 81
DINA Bagging Co. Telephone II 10 -
Is. or
16-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22

ALL STATE LICENSED BEAIrTv
operators. Phone 200 for appoint
ment. Your patronage appreciated
Bridgers Beauty Shop. 14-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22

REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI 117n
meat balls from 8 a. m, to - AND AND
night every "Wednesday z md md
Filling Station, Joe and Hartw HlIe
23-2h
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22

WE SPECIALIZE IN 81 -
of body and fender rena;,. NlNDS
Motor Sales Co. pau work.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22

ALL SIZES AND KINDS Of Alto
batteries recharged for only Soc
Bring us your battery. Western
Auto Associate Store, 4O1 South
Garnet st. MONT
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22

SPRING is HERE-I,ET nc .
you used car with lot Of pn nnLL
mileage. Our prices are right used SoS
gin Chevrolet CO. mon- So oscog'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22

PAINT UP AND REPAIR NOW Ann
pay later in easy monthly pay
ments. For a 500 loan for Il
months your note will be $1O5.26
and monthly payments $8.77. No
mortgage required. Alex S. Wat
kinS. 22-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22

PIT COOKED BARBEC77F :.
hours daily. Sliced or ~ "a
Vance Filling Station, Wiped Wiped
Road, Joe and Hartwej No op
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION IN THE
SUPERIOR COURT.

North Carolina:
Vance County:
Charlie Graham Stokes, Plaintiff.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-22

Entered at the post office in Hender-
son. N. C., as second class mail matter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
COP MAYPICK
OREGON sOlON
McNary Mentioned a.
Presidential
Candidate

rHE DAlI.ES. ote.~-0rr-
gun Republican elae members
rwsarn~a 30 their hosnss Men.
day 60 dsgest ths EruposAl Il
cov. ChAriss A. Sgwsxue. re.
commending the noFalnstian 81
Scnasnr ChaFxs l. MrSarY
sor the presidency IN 1910
r>~ asresaassA ss<ssnss asAs
k.s Fr~ssasal 81 th< esssssszssuA =
sAs sf4ts sna4si s~ssAaa sssx Nsts
urass nssts its ufx~a tai o.
az i1ansA tss ns~sx1 saszf~zse
ans ,tzsn SEA ths sAzEszass = esfssH
-vsssF1 ssslss
$3.50 NsNaFy - nss wae fxrsss
r~ais tAs h@ss ssT< - thansszs =
tAs RsTestaso&a fafss ~xNaAs
essna ~ cssnssssataszH sta 80
srvssisWm sT~s3sss r4sa ~
a 10 q casa ~ ihs aasnlnstaSaA
ssxktng shs nxn. No. ia sac
sasktng ths aomtnstAsaA
ATTACKS ca ths Ma fsAi Ass
Featured ttss gnsssnsss sa.assas
We cumeiussa with . ~sFasHs -
ire cesAnsry at large sa ksxp sss&s
90 fsswaxn sHsAnEssmsats sna a.
10 s~sk . rsstiaa ~ sasssai
AFxssr ~ ths vivid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

Gcsses. Cs~sass and D~ssSs
81 Tacomass a. fAs Re
porter gcssd TAea.

le~ans ks~ee ard Sans tsssa>en
attending ,hsa,sr party sn formal
gosns c~n,eroa Wnseu pFsissns
sermon By Rev Csra y. Aiesrs.
.ea - Margsrfss lrk serving rs-
frsshmsnis sally Seasea com.
men,ins en- sundays fine weather
Hal Evan. studying salesman.
ship MAXINE Hasdca toying with
necklace - William Mclaughlin
pursuing friend scro~s street
Lyle Carpenter viewing fall styles
IN display windows - Char,cs A.
Cook. AIS No. n at. celebrating on
Sunday hs arrival In Tacoma 81
years ago R<a Blgelow boasting
about the size Of his Eersniums -
Glenn Brown watching flights OF
miniature airplsnes Jim Cassidy
returning TO work-vaI Fawcett
laughing about rubber" check
Fred Hoffman trying 10 get q
shot" at the tideflats -- Johnny
Peters greeting an old friend
Art Boyd oomphmenting Harold
Ward on a bargain Helen Dolan
polishing daughters shoes Elmer
Larson thinking seriously about
going hunting Bitteriing de-
ploring the four-time defeat Of the
Reds 49, Frank scabeck surging
back 10 school--Julius Brecht de-
batting the possibility OF the United
States going TO war Cliff Ekvall
getting house ready for return OF
wife and baby daughter from hos
pital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

South Enders, headed by state
Representative Barney jackson,
filled most OF the council cham
bers Monday morning to insist on
more South End improvements.
They want Park ave. widencd
and paved south to the city limits
and II the 100000 to 100000
project Of replacing the city's old
trunk main Ia all that Is standing
in the way, dark night and a
stick of dynamite could quickly
settle that.
They want the I'D ct. hill near
Wapato lake removed so that I'D
st. can be cut through, and Com
missioner DAVIDSON should lend
Commissioner Bergersen one Of the
two idle gas shovels belonging to
the water department at no cost
so the digging can start.
Should Start Soon
They want Saith st. opened up.
but Works Commissioner Berger
sen beat 'em To the punch there
by showing that a WPA project
has already been approved and the
work should start in about two
weeks.
On the Park ave. trunk main
replacement, DAVIDSON said he
would give the delegation a state
ment in two weeks, and at the
same time Bergersen will provide
a statement about the paving.
Jackson said he had been asked
by the Ea. I'D St, Fern Hill, Park
ave. and South Tacoma people to
serve as chairman Of their COM
bined delegation. Jackson, insist
ing on the power shovel loan. and
f. r. Dickinson, president Of the
Park Ave. Improvement club, in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

n. ssts sssnsSra wssAlnxsps
ssssarNe snss~anssr ~sn h~4s 49,.
sssi lassxsss - several sa@@.sss
Ts1ezss siasAa - to cslsssasy
Il N.sazastsM. Fhs Fsms ~ssi -
rAkpssi n seattle 50 css@e~s ~.
ssssznA - sas t~e a.ys rs~Fv~i
- iAs sNaasl Aes~se0msnx s~ls-
hr.saaA
a<AsF&s sA.ssn&a ~ sssas1@m.
lnx ~s<s end 70 nnh~ss Isusss.a
ii. - seattle he NH 10 sssasssss
~ Mr. Ard Mrs I~fUssss FER
Aisess ~ho Arc re-chstFnssm ~ ths
h~sneunsnlnk dance 10 he h<aa sat.
srxsas sssHlAx. uea - 81 ths
Olympic antsi
Fsam aannng thu unlsefssty .
snar. attractive poels. = ausen
s1Ii h~ rslsxtrd 10 rs~~its evss
aeslsitlss Amoax events ~ ths
weekend all - . rsceptlua IN
the ~omens rsslasnc~ haiss. ire.
tesnlty and sornrity dinners. and
a huge pre- game rally Friday eve
nsna Houses "a ''sress Row ~tIl
display novelty .sxn. depicting The
fall Il The stanford Indian. Alumni
ensg w men viii participate In
tho annual blanket parade. :
which IL one Of tho mn~t ooinfful
events nf any homecoming week
end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Elliott Elected Chairman;
"Draft F. d." Club Formed

esarn aztt tz~GeG ns a. whskhsr
heS14llasu ~as . r1snh<r 90 to
ansrsn&n FeAsratso1 81 t@s.s~ eae
. Nee u~&tss~ sswsAxsf szrvy
xxs<s fFen ta~ aaswmAeg ard az
arv~ss srssw seAa~-m tat al rsm.
s.egsts AaAa saxxshss. t~ss tNxF a.
ssruy th<Ar rs.Asr~s n sss 1876
saexte
Fy~sr 10 - vss<s eass. Easst
szx~ - 80 ths fifss hzst1as .ans
- kA.n q zaksFtiy f1ls~~--t ~
- Tsa<reaa ssfA - A<fs No
cszlam Fsg.stes~s 10 suss- 49, "a
s3xE~s sssssss - Nsarscx RNy.
49, wAs xans Aasasrass ~ss
szsamstlzsits eF~Fs~G sns srscsi,
fNz N4tnasrw n rsvas 81 f11e<t.
A sssseS eszses Ess* f1best . 81.
sxass * - s~sss ssss fzmsxsras
tezsl - -
Rsy n4sss ~ Fe~sa-xs - ~ss
s1eesea h 80 skrxaiiss s.a~F.s
A. investigates ~ . ts~ ~
shAek a. saextex Hasnt~rs serve
fe4f YEAR, so efSssfea ~ Ceaa1f.
mas 5eha~s.s. f>rv<ineg ccazuasktss'
49, ssTxs rxss t~S yxAss
- nnest1sg wes cssxx tstese ~
sxaAnsaAssua ~ ~t~aft Ha-e~xx~,,
- - etah Al sas8t~fs - tha
esak .rv g ebsaAs ssnatar~s n
fha.s~ assarsnE Roosevelt fss . ,hird
ssysn. Tessse ~sH 10 fcw~erSaed "a
ihs Sssse.nsi pemcefstts eosn'
naitter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
P. |. c. FRENCH CLUB
WILL ATTEND MOVIE

Members of the French club at
=. l.. c. will view the French film,
"Ballerina," on Wednesday eve
ming. According to Miss Grace
Hanson, president, members will
gather at the home of Miss Doro-
thea Hackerd, Falkland, for a pot
luck dinner prior to going out to
Lakewood. Those in charge Of
dinner arrangements are the Misses
Dorothea Hackerd, Sylvia Stavaas
and Alice Ford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
SCHOOL FUNDS
IN GOOD SHAPE

0IYMpIA--sehool districts NJ
the state were In COED financial
condition nj the Close 81 the 1870
school year on July l. with tis,-
7s5. ESQ in debts and sib.2T7 .0p3 In
assets. State Auditor Gift ysile
reported.
His summary Of county school
reports for the year showed this
schools had a total OF s3.bp3. boe
In outstanding warrants and ~
6ai. $50 In bonds. On the other side
OF the ledger they had S4.00s. 7is
In cash In their various general
expense funds. $685.. g2s In their
building funds. si.622. ssD In their
bond retirement funds and $685.
po2 In outstanding taxes.
King oounty's schools probably
had the largest off-balance finan-
ciai picture. with about $4,000. 900
In debts and only $4,000. 900 In
cash and unpaid taxes.
Columbia conntys schools were
in the best condition. They had
only $3.50 In warrants outstanding
and no bonds. They had $4,000 in
cash and outstanding taxes 10
their credit. Garfield county
schools had only 5000 In debts.
San Juan was third with Sill. 900
and Skamania fourth with $4,000.
The survey showed Pierce coun-
ty had si76.31i In warrants out
standing and 1881. $50 In bonds.
and Its schools general funds were
s105.53 In the red. They had $751;
1853 In cash In their building funds,
slg3,g77 In their bond retirement
funds and sess.76 In taxes out
standing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
improvements in South End
Urged on City Conncilmen

sisting on resurfacing Of the street
took turns at boring into the
works and utilities commissioners,
Limit 10 Patience
We've waited q long time with
out getting any relief Dickinson
charged. "and there's a limit To
peoples patience. The powder
companies are still making dyna-
mite and N It only takes some
damage TO that pipe line 10 start
improvements out there, I'm sure
something can be arranged. Peo-
pie out there are pretty sore
DAWSON urged him not TO blast
the pipe line out without notifying
the water department In advance.
Among Those Rejected
The utilities commissioner ex-
planned that replacement Of the
Park ave. trunk line had been in
cluded In the last PWA grant APP
plication made by the water de-
partment TO the federal govern
ment, but was among numerous
local projects rejected for Jack Of
congressional appropriations. He
also explained 10 jackson that he
had no right to loan the water
departments power shoveIs to the
works department for go days for
tearing down a hardpan hill or for
any other purpose not directly
concerned with the water depart
ment.
Jackson insisted the shovels are
idle and "just rusting to pieces"
The meeting ended on a cheer
full note with the South Enders set
to wait two weeks for an answer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Milton Proposes
TO Trade Meters

Tacoma's city light department
was taking under consideration
Monday a proposal Of the Town Of
Milton to swap so light meters that
Milton has for some wire. insula-
tors or what have you In the electro
cal line that Milton can use.
Milton officials said they didn't
need the meters which are all new
and in the original case unopened.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Day Boys Assn.
At p. l.. {. Elects

Bud Galhraith. normal senior.
will head the activities of the Pa
cific Lutheran college Day Boys
association for the coming school
year. Those who will assist him
are: Vice president. Bob Herness'
freshman; secretary-treasurer. Bill
Skillings. senior, sergeant-at-arms
Marvin Loftness, sophomore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
NAVY QUIET ON
sAD0TAGEPLOT
Rumors Water On Big
War Ship Poisoned
Not Confirmed

san PEDRO. Cal Tie
i.209 offsccrx and sailors al
tache1 % the batfieship Ar
ronA ~rrr FRYE Mondzy e
board ard i~xVe as usual
~hiie unrertfie1 r~porss PER
SISTED ina; evidence a s&h.s-
iAgs had been discovered
Ehsakrc
~ nsFf rtalriafrsf sfaef
s~er~ry are Fsfzs-e q ca=s-rr-s 81
fsposts IA - Fstsrsl H1r,sa -
Investigates sna naxsl .rfsli grn.es
wsss tas~ssagatlnE 7ssectsx.
90
A1oihsf rsT-srs stsa 4r.ccrfirrzsss3
az ths "a .lwhilSE saig ~Ks
sess1@ise 20 an saahoS Moaesy
"a Feszrus K1nn~fy prsrtics on
Ear C<i<ussnss lsian1. ~seere u had
k~sn Hlst prior te ths tire tAs
sae.stAEs reports stKr;sc kBd where
ne reported tAmr~rsng supposedly
oceHrrea.
Anseax th~ asserted arts ~
sshotag. ~rr~ tAupcrtng with
she oil iln~.. ar~ppinE u natal
SCRAPS tata machinery aboard
the vessel poisoning 81 artnk-
iaE water and simplifying Of ell
into the boilers-
All 81 ;hess weFe described hy
navy rlcr as fantastic runors"
Official Confirmation tina; the
FRI vAs investigating the reports
Vas given by Chief J Edgar
Hoover. now al San Francisco. who
ssid be was on the Pacific Coas;
10 look into reports Of sabotage end
violation q neutrality Laws tie
added. however. he was out west
principally 10 attend the national
convention OF Police Chiefs At San
Francisco.
The dreadnAugh,. flagship Of
Rear Admiral Russell Wilson and
commanded by Capt / c. Kidd.
steamed into Los Angeles harbor
Friday after several days Of firing
maneuvers off the coast. Neither
Wilson nor Kidd was aware Of
trouble aboard the vessel, they in
sisted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

rubase utiueloo cnonn1nn1ul16e
Ira =. n4vlncon Nm - 0~oro
sp~ehsr n ~ ms~11ng = ~ -
coin c1tinsna' s1uo 7.coooV ~.
niu9 n ~ IN u1reQe uncu11o
Ali -. 1eth m Yet1ua.
cemm1nn<ceee unv1nrro ~ -
a<~emp.ns<d ~ : tse1n1r1nn 1som
~ depoxsmeet NJ N e1c~ 3
flfm n natural eeouRA eno1Uo1
-Fustlna or Naausai rlnyuroun6D
- We<n"
rpIlswsne ~ nunlnsns neeonnG
- ~ eleA tnese M - . -
nvNm - enssvsntHmon>. ~. q. q
Wslsesa wee N pPe1D6& -
nruN<eo H. uloo1119 ~ - ~
- ~ pses< vssne~e shnsD&
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
HUMANE SOCIETIES ACT
IN BEHALF OF ANIMALS

WASHINGTON The stable MAS
brought into the congressional
fight over repeal Of the arms EN-
barge today. as Washington state
humane societies urged ban On
shipments Of horses ard mules 10
warning nations
Rev. Warren c Aagnuson, d.
Wash. said he had received many
letters from Representatives Of
humane societies asserting that
S97 900 900 worth Of mules and
horses were shipped abroad during
World war days To be slaughter
ed, and urging an embargo 10
prevent a recurrence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

Sc to ssgona tszlles al - 80
ctncf commaittesFntn wha kAthNftss
Saturday AfttTnean a. IA essaft
ho2zsx The nesting wAt TFu8slzess
over rs HAIRS sutnNn WIRES res.
.FuAtlan ffxsix ths nasf II srespt
the Craftsmanship e sht enszsts
e<nfrai COMMITTEES neesssstAiet ths
meeting.
Other than Eiliuft thnss nofna.
nAtra lnclueed Maurice Raymond.
Bert hcCAilam ard nf. Allen
Emsfson.
A question raised b. ens ~ ihs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Don't Aggravats
Gas BIoating

II your GAS FLOATING b esussd By
soan,..p.'io9 q. ths DOUBLE Ac 4. slyr 4
esrminstiys and csthartic. Carninstiyss
that warm and sooths the stomach, help
srpel GAS. Cathartics THAI act quickly and
gently. clearing the bowels Of wastes that
may have caused GAS FLOATING, head
aches, indigestion. sour stomach and nerve
pressure. Adle1ka contains three hxstiyes
and Ave carminstivts to give moro BAL
ANCED result. IL does not gripe-is not
habit forming. Adlenka acts on the stomach
and BOTH bowels. II relieves STOMACH
GAS almost al once. and often removes bowel
wastes In lees than two hours.
~ ~ leading druggists. ~-sdv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HUNTERS BODY FOUND

very rough country. heavy with
timber and undsrhrash
Word 81 Tia finding q Hass
~ss phonsd 10 me Times BY the
office Of the superintendent. ma.
tionai park service. At LonKmifs.
All through the week a relentless
search over mica q rugged ground
a, elevations from 1000 To a.tco
fee, and higher had been carried
on by forest rsngsrs park rangers.
CCC enrollees and volunteer friends
Of Ross lad by Tom Fleming. Ia
coma. Ross brother-in-law.
kept Leag Virgil
so far a. was known at Chris
tine. Mira Ross who had been stand
ing by 10 await results Of the
search last week had returned To
Tacoma.
II was explained by ths rangers
that because Of the character Of
the country, II was not surprising
that the body had been missed on
the earlier trips over the scene.
Attention had been focused on Goat
creek because OF tho common know
ledge OF hunters and rangers that
II dropped down 10 interseet the
National Parks highway tLong-
mirc road about two miles outside
the park entrance.
Believed Accident
Foreman Davis had reached nc
conclusions about how Ross had
met death, except that apparently
It was an accident, and apparently
II had been caused by his own gun.
Ross had gone hunting with
Fleming and three other TacomAns.
Martin Stone, Harold sorgenfrei
and Ed Cole. They based at the
cabin on Lake Christine. Sunday
morning about $50 toct. - Ross
left with an understanding that
he would hunt for about two hours
and then return 10 camp. Hours
passed without word from him and
the long search began.
Organized Volunteers
Fleming organized volunteer
helpers from among Ross friends:
Sheriff Bjorklund sent deputies
to aid and obtained bloodhounds,
the Sunshine CcC camp had as
many as 80 men out on the search
at one time; four park service
rangers were sent To aid and sew
eral Of Vallad's forest rangers
joined In.
Ross lived at 1902 No. 27th st.
His market was at Sixth ave. and
Proctor ri.
Mellingers was designated to
make funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
GERMAN IS EXECUTED

BERLIN - Hermann Kruger,
identified only as former Ger
man official" has been executed
for high treason, 1t was announced
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
SWISS SOCIETY
IN cElEDRA TON

~ rssems ewtp sses>>y eu1p
hp.ss< ~ ~ srHsvssuasy oneue
~ ssuka y ~ swtn ~ -
- aea 1>ff>Rpum ev~.. w>(o ulero
snne - p>spens psenuae. uleGp1no
f1vs soaster uem1~vA
a. ~ n p>vu~Na ~ cUrmeo
~ e~t>sv u OF. q ~. An9on
nseelk Ae>mn ruvemea. Neouro
Denn3kss. nteNof1 up1n@es ~
5unepA nsAM1sv u~s~ ~ eNly enco
rr~epos "A ~ es1eNeAoteaA
- ps~m1eat - w. eee1oeyt
1ran Hn>lsH peeun1e4 es~x -
p.uop~Mk. wNt<A meoo1oe = punn~1oo
60 snsssseaNme4A ~ oolocvus
III stssn~ee1 pssunen fsum -
ev~w ~ Nessnw~e@.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10


tssss &e~sst~st ss6 ss assks<a -
act t<~~kf<ss sssfs stassv<s sss@
~s "a fsssA tNs sewu ~s eeoka fsna
- lsnssex ssssrs . 49,, sea RAJ
~asrv . snsn sessi~s Nd wssa~si
eas. rNss~ -sts sAsfs ss<s ~ th<ss
~ A~~ Fs~ess sc W tssm ~e
stnnl kae~
tass s~y~@s wss . r~ss~~ ~ f~sh
b<~ssss ctAs< t. the wssss tNsy sss
ssrsy rssess W ses-~. sns. n esx
se~ ssrass veans Assoc tssss y :
sSAsa sa&~es ~ k~vsnx Ne ssee>
h~ssss~s ~ rss<sS - Ne resAs
nus both ~ W ~sss 100 kao4sy n
ssrsAss vita sasA susslsssss. - ws
pas sn rsss hsss~ . rather r<ssss.
sss~~ sumwsr estate era ssssh~a
ths tsasss
ov~ssv nsxvSs nssnAs~~s
h hsrrs~~a 10 ~ ere ~ ~ Ana
hssusss estates sea ws w~ss fnssm'
nst. IN meeting me r~~es hetnxs
IA No rNss~ssaaa rsnsAsf rsst -
rAas si.s msAns hssin~~.. tas aess
~s wsss snssease~s ~ sssmss
friendly sneash rnsir ether 40
~ss . tlny p~shssana. ~hess s.sds
49, 81 iuas n iesssa nks ~ nssass
s,olsssssss with = roller sssiss
Ksmmswtsk WAS . quaint. tstis
Village. whose oaiy business ssssns<
10 ss . grocery store. No~hsss
could . restaurant ~ feund. bal
the Esccssymaa. ever on The snas'
out Tor business. teas us right u
and had hls ~ifs prepare vs scasl
and coffss. which jast hls The spat
tie charged Ne practically nothini
fcr u. - ws returned the fsves ;,
buying . xcediy supply 81 rrsss'
sions
The ssss of kimmswseh made VI
suspicious az some Al ths towns
listed below. haybs they wouldn't
have places Ga eat either. Ans
Louise seems 10 he continually hun
cry since the promised addition.
Heat Il Inssa~s
ny ths time We got bach 10 tn
canoe the heat al tho day had rssil'
started In earnest. II seemed tina
every day that paused was hetts'
than the one befors. pespits IN
parasoi. Louise suffered some fron
tho sun and Bob found u more com
fortAbls with . shirt on than with
out ons.
Ever since that humid day abov
Herman tho temperature had nov
cred on both sides ths hundrs'
mark, mostly on the upper side
What made II worse Ia that thsr
was no relief from the sun 81 an
time. Not q cloud gave NJ even
few minutes shade and our eye
suffered more than anything from
the reflection on the water.
Late In the afternoon We con
suited our light book 10 see how
far II was 10 ~. Censvisve ans
were somewhat disappointed 10 fins
that II was no longer on the river
Its landing was two miles uprivei
from the town itself The old Ger
man town used 10 he one OF thu
famous ports OF steamboat days
but several years ago the river tool
a queer twist and left II an isolated
inland town. Now with the river
held In check by revetments and
dikes Il never Will be ON the nysI
again. To old timers II IL just Z
memory Of the old days.
Just Switching Yard
Though tho landing had q name
there was no town there. II was
just a small railroad switching
yard where cars bound for the I'LL
.a-----,--a|-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

szaaFz p Ezassz1 saFnsr a<Tszzg
pfzsExaztss - ssxxzz1 ss4zs xAans-
nssssszsz.az q - uxzzxeata< rarzs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

II you're not using 1t, sell 1t with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Call Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

n paw NJ 1900 \. ~ \ w<Go
= rnne-Aee,ns 1lmsee Woe4 ~
cHn NAN n1o1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10
Quaint T0lUnS Found
BY Tacoma Cdi7OeiStS
Lynda Fail to Find Restaurant. So
Grocer Ssrvss Couple Toast, Coffee

sss.. s.4. ~. 80 s.sssss = -. ssssss s',..s,r g
49, =. E.s..ss 80 ssss.,s.s ss>,ss - - $50.
s.- 49, . .~.. 80 s.sss', $500 - ssssfs -
s-ssss .s-sss~.s y sss ssss-s sss-~