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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06

c. V. Manion attended to business
in Eureka Tuesday and Wednesday,
Order your cut flowers today for
Easter. Don't delay Libby Green
house. II
Mrs. r. r. Veldman went into
Spokane Tusday for short visit to
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fleming
were business visitors in Libby
Friday. coming in from their ranch
on Pine creek
Bill Larsen. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Larsen, left last week for Sc
attic where he will be employed by
the Boeing Aircraft Corporation.
County Commissioners Frost of
Eureka and Hoisington Of Troy were
in Libby this week and with Com
missioner Mahoney held the regular
monthly meeting of the board.
Miss Genevieve Hamor of Mis-
soula visited with Rudy Moholt and
the John Minde family at the Minde
home last week Arnold Moholt
of Glendive. brother of Rudy, also
visited at that home last week.
Best Quality" Paint in gallon
lots, $500 per gallon.-Curtis Hard
ware. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Handt and
Mother Kienitz arrived yesterday
from Los Angeles, Golf, where they
have spent the winter. They will
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Wichman. Mrs. Kienitz is
the mother of Mrs. Handt and a
sister of Mrs. Wichman's.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernie Shawhan mo-
tored to Spokane Sunday where they
met their son, Dale, who has been
a patient at the Shriner's Hospital
since January 26. Dale is much i'm
proved but will have to 60 back to
the institution after short while
to complete the treatment Ron
aid Beasley accompanied the Shaw
hans to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril r Branch left
here last Saturday for Seattle. Mrs
Branch will remain in that city
with relatives and her husband viii
leave soon for Danville, KY, where
he will enter government service as
hospital guard in the Fedora
Narcotic Hospital Mrs. Branch viii
join her husband as soon as he has
arranged living quarters
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06
Entertains Double Ten Club.

Mr. and Mrs. L. ]. Olson enter
tanned the members of the Double
Ten Pinochle club at their home
Saturday night, the evening being
devoted to the popular game Of
.pinochle with four tables in play
High score -honors We're won by
Mrs Chas d, Rowe and August
Wichman, while Mrs. George Nells
and Chas D. Rowe held the low
score of the evening Dainty re-
freshments We're served at the con
clusion Of the games.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06
Hospital Notes.

March 80. born to Mr. ana Mrs.
Dave Pluid, girl
Gale Marie Lillevig. small daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs G. j. Lillevig,
received treatment at the hospital
last Wednesday after she had fallen
and fractured both bones in her left
arm.
March 30 born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Siefke. a girl.
March 81. born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Croy, a girl
Mrs. Otto Davidson received
treatment at the hospital last Mon
day after she had fallen down some
steps and fractured her right arm.
G. f Bauer was patient at the
hospital last week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06
WRANGLERsS CLUB.

Jim Christie was the leader of
Wrangler's Club last evening in a
discussion of the European Situa-
ton A fine dinner was served at
the Presbyterian church by the la
dies to 20 members of the club. The
most interesting part of the evening
was the discourse rendered by Pete
Huchala on the Germany zecko-
Slovakia situation. Mr. Huchala was
born in the latter country.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06
Many In Attendance
AT II. c. Bolyard Funeral

One of the largest funerals ever
To be held IN Libby took place last
Thursday when Harry Bolyard was
laid to rest. AT the Gompf Funeral
Home the Christian Science serv-
ices were read by Mrs. Sophia
Wright of Spokane At the grave
the A. +. & A. NJ Libby Lodge
No. IS had charge and gave Masonic
ceremonies.
Many beautiful flowers were in
evidence both at the funeral home
and at the cemetery Many friends
were present TO pay their last re.
spects to we'll known and honored
citizen.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06
Two Matrons Are Hostesses.

Mrs. Donald Hargreaves and Mrs.
Wilbur Davidson entertained group
of ladies at the Hargreaves home
last Monday Contract was played
and winner Of first prize was Mrs.
Chas. Gildea. Mrs. Everett Dunn
won second and Mrs. Bill Erickson
received low. The hostesses had
decorated the home with beauti-
full Easter dressings and the excel.
lent refreshments were carried out
along that line.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06
Entertains at Dinner.

The ladies of the Order of East
ern Star entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening at the Masonic
temple A capacity crowd was
served delicious dinner which
was prepared by the members.
Meeting of the order was called at
the conclusion Of the dinner
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06
Hostess to Club.

Mrs. Ralph Spain was hostess to
the r. G. G. club last Thursday. A
delicious two course luncheon was
served at 1890 after which the
guests played pinochle. At the close
of the games ii was found that high
score had been won by Mrs. Stuart
RisleY.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06
Alphabetical Club Entertained.

The w. L. Pinochle club met
Thursday at the home of o. w. A
very delicious dessert lunch was
served at 1870, with the afternoon
devoted to pinochle. High score
was awarded to G. M. and low to
b K
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06
CARD OF THANKS.

The recent bereavement which
has visited our home has brought to
us greater appreciation of our
friends Such kindnesses and neigh
borly thoughtfulness can never be
forgotten. and calls forth our sin
cere thanks.
TOM FAY.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06

The Les HUT club was entertained
at a l.30 bridge dessert Tuesday by
Mrs. Hans Westman The after
noon was given over to contract.
with high score honors going to
Mrs Westman, and second high to
Mrs G. T. Young
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06
member of that Christian organiza-

Mt1HDtT OF IhaI IhT1stlan OTganiZa-
ton.
Mrs Fay leaves to mourn her the
husband, Tom Fay, two sisters, Mrs.
Ernest Lewis of Brockton, Mont,
Mrs. Clifford Head, of Williston, N.
D., and five brothers: Jess Jenkins
of Brockton, Mont, Louis Jenkins
of Arnold Park, Iowa; Bert and
Adrian jenkins of Yakima, Wash,
and Mark Jenkins of Hollywood,
Calf She was preceded in death
by her father and mother and three
brothers.
She leaves to mourn her, besides
near relatives, other dear friends
and neighbors. Her life was spent
as faithful wife and true Christian.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06

H. = Peterson. living in the Troy
district TRANSACTED business in Lib
by Monday N
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-06

c. v. Manion attended to business
in Eureka Tuesday and Wednesday,
Order your cut flowers today for
Easter. Don't delay. Libby Green
house II
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16

Laska %nenarocna.

Rychnovsky kracel vedle
Lenky a pc jej1m druhem bo-
ku sla Zierhutova. Chv1li mlu-
vilo Sc o dnesn1 opere, pojed-
nou otazal Sc Rychnovsky:
"Slecno Zaleska, reknete mi u
pf1mne, CO 81 O mne mysl1te."
Pohledla ma neho udivene
"Zalez1 YAM ma tom?"
"Velmi mne ma tom zalezi."
"Prosim vas, jake dGlezitos-
tt mohlo by vas m1ti m1n6ni
devcete tax nepatrneho, jake
jsem ia? Nemysl1m 81 O vas
vubec MIC" Lenka sc ma neho
skoro utrhla.
"To nenf pravda, CO pov1da-
to-" usmal Sc, ale ma jeho obi
ceji bylo znati jiste rozcileni.
"Neco 81 O mne piece mus1te
mysliti."
"No treba, re jevlte O mne
zvlastn1 zajem. Zvete mne k
vecefi, abyste Sc mohl Sc mnou
baviti."
"To jste rekla dobre", pri-
svedcil 1--WE, skociv il do reel.
"A nepremyslela jste o tom,
co je pr1cinou meho zajmu O
VASE"
Hledel ma nj tazavym pohle-
dem. Lenka trochu pobledla,
ale pc nejake chvfli rekla tyr
de: "Ne."
Zierhutova natahovala kirk
pres Lencina prsa, ably videla
ma porucfka. Rozmluva zac1-
nala byti nebezpecnou. TAX 81
to myslila.
Rychnovsky oddychl z hlu-
boka, jake by mu dochazel
dech: "Slecno Zaleska, pres
~nebezpec1, re mne cd sebe "a
pud1te, muslin YAM T1ci, re vas
miluji. Touzim pc tom, abych
mohl S vami pohovoriti a po-
kochati Sc pohledem do vaseho
krasneho obliceje."
Ease tax z hluboka oddechl,
jake by Sc byl zhostil nesnad-
neho 1kolu. Kdyz ted pohle-
dl do obliceje Lencina, spatfil,
re il ma cele vis1 mrak hnevu
a z ocf sala hnevny chen. Zda-
10 Sc, re sc toho jej1ho pohle-
du zalekl.
(Pokracovanf.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16

MIN jsou toho ~vysledky; plynove a
kyselinove krkani Sc objevuje a
pFfiiznaky paleni zahy, nadymani a
zdvihani zaludku Sc stavaji znatel-
nymi. We vsech tschto pripadech
okamzita 1leva ma nejvetsi dulezi-
tost, ponevadz kdyby tento stav mel
trvati pc delsi dobu vazne choroby
by Sc molly vyvinouti, ponevadz
tyto akutni polite zaludka a strev
jsou velmi seslabujici.
Tyto nepTijemnosti zaludku a
strev Sc obycejne objevuji nahle a
Sc zretelem k jejich suzujici povaze
vyzzaduji okamziteho osetreni. Jest
lie pTfiiznaky jsou povazlive mohlo
by byti zahodnym obratiti Sc ma
vaseho lekare. Pouziti dobre uzna.
vaneho pripravku, vyrabeneho spo.
lehlivou firmou, ~upraveneho zvlaste
ably poskytoval 1levu v tomto stavu
Dude obycejn6 napomocnym. Takovy
pFFipravek ma miti blahodarny vliv
ma prIijem; ma utisovati podrazde-
nou slemovitou blanu a pomoci
zmirniti zapal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16
MA LEKY
ZDARMA

Presne odmerovani leku jest casio
velice d1lezitym. Jest to obtiznym
nell n~emoznym, neni-li pouzito
prresns oznacene sklenicky ma odme-
Tovani leku, ponevadz odmerovani
ina lzice" neni pFesne. Mlzete
byyti daleko jistejsimi We brani
prresne davky leku kdyz budete miti
tyto uzzitecne l uncove sklenicky ma
1eky We SVEN domove. Tyto skle-
niGky jsou zretelne oznaGeny znac
kami tekutych unci a mirou polev-
kovych jakoz i cajovych lzi6ek.
Mejte jednu takovou sklenicku We
sve domaci lekarnicce. Jinou mejte
We spizirns a pouzivejte il pr
odmsrovani rIiznych tresti atd. po-
tFebnych v kuchyni pri vareni.
Abyste obdrzeli 2 z techto sklenicek
zdarma a po$tou ~UypIacene poslete
sve jmeno dnes ma adresu DIR. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., Dept. Jun,
25Ol Washington Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16

Ia tech pomerd plynuI cas-
nezadrzitelnym pochodem.
Presto jaro a nastalo leto.
Jedne nedele vratila Sc Zier-
hutova z nakupu a oslovila
Lenku: "V arene ma hradbach
davaj1 dnes komickou operu
"Hadacka z Boissi". Ma to Sc
odpoIedne pod1vame, Lenko!
Ones vecer mate volno, tedy
pdjdeme."
Lenka nesouhlasila. V ZINE
byla S Zierhutoou nekolikrat V
divadle, vzdycky, kdyz davali
operu. Vykony pevkyn ma je-
visit sledovala Lenka Sc zata-
jenym dechem a S siroce roze-
vrenyma ocima. Pc sve prvni
%navSteve divadla rekla Zierhu-
tove Sc smutnym pohledem:
"Takova herecka PREDICT mne
SWIM vykonem daleko."
"Mylfte Sc, Lenko," pravila
oslovena, tus1c, re tento po-
vzdech vynutila Lence nespo-
kojenost samu sebou. "Herec-.
ka nastuduje nekolik uloh O.
pernlch a vic Sc cd nj nezada.
Ale Wy mus1te pro kazde sve
wystoupen1 studovati move We
CT, mate tedy mnohem obsah-
lejsf repertoir nez opernf pew
kyne. A vas HAS, Lenko!
Vefte mi, re by YAM no zavide-
la kazda operni altistka."
Usmev ma tvaTi Lencine sved
Gil, re il tato slova upokojila a
zbavila il pochybovacnosti.
Odpoledne tedy sly do are
ny ma hradbach. Usedly pfi-
zemn1 lozi a Lenka rozhl1zela
Sc pc divadle. Zar1zeni letni-
no divadla bylo il novinkou,
Dole V parteru zahledla mezi
klobouky pant take ddstojnic-
kou capku. Byla tim pfekva-
pena, nebot jeste nikdy nespa-
trila ceskem divadle d1stoj-
nika. Ii navstevovali vsichni
jen divadlo nemecke. Opeto-
vane zabloudil jej1 zrak k hla-
We ddstojnika. Pojednou sc
dGstojn1k ohledl a Lenka po-
znala Rychnovskeho, Okamzih
jevil jeho oblicej radostne pre-
kvapen1, potion pozdravil. Pc
dekovala mu s dsmevem. Ry-
chnovsky chv1li O necem pre-.
myslel, hlede stale ma Lenku
potion klestil 81 cestu k lozi
Loze byla tax n1zko, re kdy5
Rychnovsky stanul u nj, mob.
Lence podati ruku pres pazen1
"Slecno Zaleska, to je ra.
dostne pTekvapen1! Netusi
jsem, re navstevujete arenu.'
"Jsem tn dnes poprve, pane
p%oruc1ku," odvetila podavaj1t
mu ruku. "Nenadala jsem Sc
take, re vas zde spatf1m."
Pozdravil ted slecnu Zier-
hutovou a zustal uz loze sta
tt, bave Sc V meziakti S Lenkol
ii Zierhutovou. Pc predstaven
cekal u vychodu z lozi a ma
bid Sc galantne, re ODE danny
doprovodi domG. Prijaly, pro
toze nebylo dGvodu k odm1t
mutt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16

\0oAAy PO0AAAA
nahlymi zmenami
pocasi, mohou pri-
nesti ssebou jista
akutni znepokojeni
zaludku a strev.
Tyto letni a pod
zimni C h ~
jsou vetsinou zavi-
novany pozivanim
zeleneho nebo ky
seleho ovoce, pre-.
jidanim Sc zralehO
ovoce a ~zelenin,
prilisnym pitim
studene nebo lie.
dove vody, vycer.
panlm Sc pracl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16

uIdAOANyAAAA AotAd~
mi v zaludku, VISTA
vovanim Sc chlad-
nu, p~otlaeovane
moznosti poceni a
mnohymi jinymi
pricinami.
Ia tax h
okolnosti byvaji
zaludek a streva
e h C e postizeny;
kolika ~doprovaze-
jici bolesti, uvol-
nena streva a oby-
cejny prIjem, do
~provazene caste
sviranim, zvedanim
zaIudku a Zyrace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16
Trp1te "letn1mi nesnazemi"?

nebo hrou, nahlym o%chlazenim "a
hTateho tsla, pills dlouhym vystavo.
vanim Sc slunci, neztravitelnou po-
travou, preplnenym zaludkem m,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16

AIDA rocni doba vyznacuje Sc
~ objevenim Sc chorob, ktere
jsou samy o sobs priznacne.
Leto, Sc svym palcivym vedrem a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16

dOu sklenici piva kOralek. Po-
die Mich slecna pokladnf rano
1ctsvala S cisn1ky. Pro jfdla
chodili c1sn1ci do kuchyne, do
nfz vedly dYeTe vedle kiosku.
Take tam cisn1ci odvadeli ko-
ralky. z kuchyn6 linula Sc VII
ne r6znych krm1.
U tohoto kiosku zastavil Sc
strazn1k vrativ Sc re sledovan1
Lenky a Zierhutove.
'Slecno Betty! Jednu plZen-
skou ma 1cet pana Bauera!'-
Oslovena sahla re sveho soda
ola Ia sebe ma still s. podala
mt jednu re zde stoj1cich ma
plnenych sklenic. Odfoukl pc
nu a pill stole.
Ia chvili sci touto mlstnost1
Bauer odchazeje pc vycerpani
programu domG. Straznik no.
voTfc1 Sc slecnou pokladni,
Bauera nepozoroval, jsa obra-
cen k nemu zady.
Bauer Sc u strazn1ka zasta-
vii a poklepal mu ma rameno.
Straznfk Sc otocil ma pate, spa
tTiv Bauera salutoval Id ope-
Teny klobouk a S vyznanlnym
Gsm6vem Tekl: Gales in ord
nung, Herr Bauer. SLY samy
domG."
Bauer Sc spokojene usmal q
pfistoupil Ike kiosku.
"Dovolil jsem 81 jedno pivo
ma vasnostin 1cet," podotkl
strazn1k.
"Vypijte 81 jeste dve," rekl
Bauer a otevrev penezenku,
polozil ma prkenko pred OXEN
KEN kiosku tTicet krejcarG.
Straznfk Ease hodil ruku Ike
stTese sveho klobouku a slecna
Betty Tekla Sc sladkym 1sme-
vem: "Dobrou noe, pane diri-
gente!"
"Dobrou noel" rekl Bauer,
pokynuv obema rukou a vysel
do noci.
Pc odchodu Lenky a Zierhu-
tove rozpTedla Sc u stolu ctyT
pTatel rozmluva tykaj1c1 Sc
Lenky. "Tak co? Mel isl w
sledek?" zeptal Sc koncipient
p%oruc1ka.
me" odvetil tento mrzute.
Tri parry ocf spocinuly I'VE
dave ma obliceji p~orucfka. Ma
tyto meme otazky odpovedel
poruc1k pokrcen1m ramen.
Chvfli ticho. Snad pratele Ry-
chnovskeho O n6cem pTemysle-
Ii. Tlusty kupec ucinil re sve
sklenice upr1mny dousek.
"Ty!" obratil Sc potion k po-
rucfkovi. Gale randicko isl 81
S tou Polkou pTece smluvil?"
"Ne," odvetil Rychnovsky
Ease tax mrzute.
"M6j boze, O Gem jste tedy
celou hodinu povidali?"
"Tak o ledacems. Ale mic
O tom, CO Wy mysl1te."
Advokatni koncipient upra-
vii 81 skfipec ma nose: - "Pa-
trne je to nejaka ctnostna de-
va a tvs Sc zmylil adrese."
Rychnovsky Ease jen pokrcil
rameny.
ga tomu rozum1m," Tekl
pojednou vdovec domac1 pan.
"Je to chytra holka. Mysl1 81,
re znamost s lajtnantem, KITE
ry ma tTicet zlatych mesfcne,
byla by malo vynosna. Vzdyt
ia holka vyzp1va VIC"
Rychnovsky vrhl ma mluvc1-
no zlobny pohled:
"Jsi jake vzdycky k nevysta-
nj. Vsecko m6T1s Poole penez.
Osobn1 s%ympathie je tt vecf ne
znamou."
Domacf pan Sc sebevedome
usmal: "Holecku, mysl1s-li tou
sympathil namlouvanl, pax to
u takove holky, a soud1m, re u
zadne, bez pence moznym ne
nj. Nine yer, jsem V tech We
czech zkusenejsf tebe. Devcata
pTilnou jen k tomu, u koho citl
prachy. Ale vecefi a ty dive
zensk6 zaplat1s! Tvs je pozval.
Vid1s hned, echo je k navajo
vanf znamost1 S zenskymi "a
potreb1."
Usmivali Sc vsichni tri, ale
v jejich 1smevech nebylo sko-
dolibosti, sp1se vyjadfovaly
spokojenost, jakou m1vame z
podaTeneho vtipu.
Kolem stolu nasf spolecnosti
mill Sc c1snlk.
pane vrchni, platim," zavo-
la | ma neho poruc1k.
~ N1o41I 70 oah4 70 r a~1>11
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
SHOW DOWN IS
DUE ON DEMAND

TOkYO--A shown down on the
army's demand that Japan imms-
diately enter n military alliance
with Germany and Italy was ex-
pected soon after meeting Of the
five-man inner cabinet Tuesday.
II was understood that the army
was prepared to force Lieut. Gen.
Seishiro Itagaki. war minister. 20
resign In favor Of more vigorous
advocate Of the alliance
But for the United States de-
nuneistion OF the Japanese-Ameri-
can commercial treaty. and inereas-
ed British firmness in negotiations
regarding North China. the army
would have been prepared to over
throw the entire cabinet. well In
formed quarters said today.
The situation was complicated
navy minister. vigorously opposed
because Admiral Aitnunnssa Yonai.
the alliance. on the ground that In
any operations arising from Il the
japanese navy would bear the
brlInt and Japan could get no CON-
pensating aid from its axis part
ners.
Younger army officers. Il was
disclosed. were dissatisfied with
handling. AZ war minister.
Of the proposal that Japan ally herr
self fully with Germany and Italy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
Kels0 Woman Is Ordered
To Finish Life Sentence

effort TO obtain his money and
property.
Mrs. Hammond was released
with the understanding she would
be given a home by her father.
Robert w. jolly, Of Yelm, Wash.
She has lived at kelso for the last
two years, however, and reports
from local officers there and per-
sonsl investigation by . Teha-
chapi parole officer disclosed she
was living with disreputsble per-
sons and otherwise violating terms
Of her parole.
According TO evidence at her
1917 trial. Mrs. Hammond struck
Lassere over the head with a ham,
mer. then Hammond fired six shots
into his body and cut his throat
with a razor. Hammond also re-
ceiyed a life sentence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
COLORADO WINS
CUNNERY AWARD

WASHINGTON--The navy to-
day gave its highest award for
excellence in gunnery with 16-inch
batteries to the battleship Color
ado. The competition covers the
year ending June 30. 1889.
The battleship West Virginia re-
eeivei the next highest award and
the New Mexico third.
Captain Thomas Withers. Haw-
ley, Pa. and Captain Clyde X.
Robinson. Spartanburg S. C.,
commanded the Colorado during
the year and 1t. comdr. Raymond
w. Holsinger, Macs. Ia, was gun
ner officer.
For craftsmanship with second
airy t5-inch) batteries. the battle
ship Arizona won first prize, and
for anti-aircraft Workmanship
the Mississippi took first honors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
BLIND ELECT
new OFFICERS
Tacoma Chosen For
1910 Convention
At Everett

Tacoma viii b hest for the two
day convention Of the Washington
state Association q the Blind in
August. iese.
This was decided before adjoars-
nent Of this years convention N
Everett Saturday The following
officers were elected.
Mrs p @ xciKier, Ysklms. ~
elected president. Francis Peter
son. Port Angeles. xses president:
Fred Hahn. Seattle. treasurer. and
Frank Iang.ion. rcF, Angeles. sec
rotary.
Paul kniprle. Summer. was nam
ed chairman OF the legislative
committee. John Muir. Seattle,
chairman ~ the finance commit.
tee. ard Mrs- n. Knight o. rs-
coma. chairman 81 he publicity
committee.
Business sessions IN Everett 40
Saturday were followed BY picnic
on sunday.
The convention went On record
as opposed to The present nnbusi-
nesslike and wastafal methods USED
in the administration of the state
training eentsrs for the bind, "
urged that pensioners should be
allowed not less than 800 burial
fee 10 he paid by the state. and
approved the work of The Pierce
County Associates ~ the Blind.
IL IL planned TO sssue monthly
bulletin.
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Taeomas Representative John
N. coffe< wired late saturday that
the sasst 7s hin % buy the soI5-
aore trsct from the rslysIiap In
dian frlbe had passed the hnuss
by special action.
Identical HOUSE, and senate hiiis
had been pending. the senate
measure was passed first. - cofs
fee arranged 10 substitute that ons
for HIS and obtained ia passage
opposition.
The saalserium nsw tskes
care u Indian patient. from
five We.tern states ss1
Alaska and win ~ sse mass
one for the entire ractssc
eos~t according 10 plans cut
lined recently ~ Ds. J. ~
m~ndvy. superintendent.
with the property on East 1ssh
st. owned by the Puysliup tribe
and only leased 10 the government.
of permanent build.
lngs was out of the question. Some
Of the frame buildings now serving
the hospital were built almost 10
years ago.
Planned for the permanent insti-
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Alaska Highway Project
Nav Be Started Next Year

70 attend a Liberal party dinner
honorsng Prime Minister MseKsn-
zie King Of Canada.
4 am going 10 stay with this
Alaska highway lob until u u
done" Premier Psitullo said.
4 believe the Canadian and
American commissions Will meet
In Ottawa In November or Deem
Der 70 settle final details
The commissions have Just com
pleted meetings and survey night.
in British Columbia and the YUKON
territory.
Premier PattuiIo disclosed he
will make a s,0OO-miie flying sur
vey over the proposed highway
route when he returns from his
present tnp TO Ottawa The pre-
nsier Will ny to the mouth Of the
Mckenzie river. over the Yukon
ana into Fairbanks, ALASKA
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SWIM CLASSES
ANOTHER Week
Instruction For All
Being Offered At
Beaches Here

Swimming lessons for all classes
from beginners to hfe-ssving prac-
tice groups will be offered free for
another week at three Tacoma
bathing spots, Metropolitan Park
District officials announced Mon
day.
At Titlow Beach lagoon. classes
viii be held Wednesday. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday in three
periods. 1890 TO p. m; 3 TO $50
and $50 TO s o'clock.
At Spanawsy lake classes will be
held Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Beginners up to IA
years will be taught from $50 to 4
p. m; beginners older than "a. 4;3o
to 5. and life-saving classes, We'd
nesday and Saturday at 5.
Scheduled at Wapato lake park
beach. Monday through Friday, are
the following classes: Beginners,
$50 to 4 p. m; advanced, to 4:3o;
adult beginners. $50 to 6, and life
savers, 10 to II a. m.
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SACRAMENTO, Calf. &C ov.
Culbert Olson has approved a
requisition for return Of Anna
Hammond, 46, from Kelso, Wash.
to resume serving a life sentence
for a murder committed in Fresno
county in 1917.
Mrs. Hammond was paroled
from the state women's prison at
Tehachapi in October. 1896. after
showing that she was influenced by
her husband. c. L. Hammond. to
assist him in killing Faustin Las
sere. Fresno county rancher. in an
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Premier T. d. Pat
tullo Of British Columbia declared
he thought construction Of an
international highway 10 ALASKA
would start next year.
The premier made the prediction
as he boarded United Air Lines
plane for Los Angeles With his IL
yesr-old granddaughter, Anne Col
lison. Of Victoria. b. c. Miss Coli
son VIII meet Mira Pattullo, who
has been visiting IN Los Angeles.
The premier VIII 90 east TO Ottawa