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The Hardin tribune-herald., 1939-12-21
All CLUB NEWS
Busy Bee All Club

The Busy Bee All club of
Pryor held its fourth regular
meeting in the club room
Friday with 10 Of the % men,
berS present.
After The business meeting
new officers, who will serve
during the next four regular
meetings were elected as fol-
lows: Vernice Big Lake. presi-
dent: GladySe Bird Hat, vice
president; Jennie Smells, sec
retarv: Eileen Not Afraid, re-
porter.
The leader. Mrs. Hathaway
gave a financial report. The
club now has $3.50 and the
sewing machine is paid for.
The remainder Of the meet
ing was devoted to sewing on
the various projects.
Eileen Not Afraid, reporter
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1939-12-21

shoppers in Billings Friday.
Clark C. Green attended the
stock sale in Billings Thursday
Rev. and Mrs. Willis were
guests of the Baptist Young
Married Peoples class at a
dinner in Billings Friday eve
ming.
Paul Jensen of Edgar kept
shop for S. S. Hathaway Tues
day.
The Hill Billy All club held
a bake sale in the Pryor gar
age Friday afternoon.
John Lodge Pole died at his
home late Wednesday. Cause Of
his death was given as a
heart ailment He was buried
from the Baptist mission Fri
day afternoon, with Rev. Willis
officiating. Rev. and Mrs. Will
lis sang mo Night There and
In the Sweet Bye and Bye
He was buried at the corner
of his step-son's allotment
near their home.
The Kelly family, residents
of the road camp below Pryor
the past two months, have
moved to Wyola for the win
ter.
~ ,n,,. rL Lr;.~,,,oe cI,onrin n
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Kirby All CLUB

The fourth meeting of the
Kirby All club was held at
the Big Bend school on De-
cember Is.
Plans for the Christmas
,arty were made. 1t was de-
cided to hold the party at the
Kirby school housc on Decem-
Der 20.
Original songs were sung by
club members.
The hemmed patch was DEM
onstrated by Ilena Barton.
The next meeting will be held
on January II. 1910.
Reporter.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1939-12-21

Bill KleinheSSelink will be
home Friday to spend the holi..
days with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. B. J. KleinhesSelink. Bill
is attending the Johnston
school of business in Billings:
ris, w. ]. Reilley and Hollis M.
johnson.
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tries to make up his mind whe-
ther the fight is worth the ef-
fort. He knows, as do those
in Washington who would stop
his investigation, that only a
public demand can continue the
committee and it's work.
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RABIES
RULE 80 DAYS

A new rabies quarantine was
issued today BY the state depart.
meni ~ agriculture. renewing tire
prrssn, quarantine ~, granting
SINE exceptions
Tho new oFsier he<nmes effective
Wednesday. March 70. covering
Pierce. klns ami saahamtsa coaa-
ties II siii continue tn require
a complete sirvup or restraint -
all dogs but viii provide for hold
ing ~ dos sasws ~ field trials On
permits fYem the director II sEFs-
culture
The new quarantine 70 for %
DAYS and win expire June - The
quarantine restrictions viii t@ re-
faoved hesnre then u the depart.
nent IL satisfied rabies M longer
exists IN these counties or 10 IN
der rontrul
During the past % days. rabies
among dogs has h~sm greatly re-
dueed, according 90 nifsetnf
Walter J Robinson This depart.
msn, believes u all dog owners
will cooperate In tho enforcement
Of the new quarantine tina, tho siis.
sasr may he eradleatsi al an early
date and the quarantine revoked
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PuyaNup Legion Post
uM Present Comedy
"She Walks in Her Sleep to Be Given
Next Friday in High School Auditorium

guests Of the Puyallup and sum
ner clubs on April IN the annual
state convention.
After luncheon al the Puyallup
cafe there viii be business session
AZ which officers will be elected
Tom Sawyer OF Puyallup. state
president conducting the meeting.
During the afternoon there viii be
a tour Of the valley dsffodil fields
and al $50 there viii be a banquet
at Gull hall in Sumner During
the evening the new officers will
be installed and program pre-
scented. The Puyallup committee
is composed OF Joel Boone. W ..
Puariea. DR.. f. r. Lyman. Caspsr
Monson. Tom Sawyer, Al Sawyer.
Leslie Stinchcomh. Cecil Lepley.
and William Pickens The Sum-
ner club committee includes Ray
Kern, Eugene Bosworth. Dayton
Gustafson. Joseph Fosdick Henry
REYNOLDS. Arthur Mckeough. Jack
Young. Ivan Swartout and Everett
Wadsworth.
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Tommy Turner has turned
up again. Lake tastigan. no
nnftei his compass reading
Instead Of landing IN iisem.
er,on. he landed in jail IN
Tacoma.
The las, tim. Tommy was
IN raeams's jail. he liked u
81 well he didn't leave. The
young Tacoma Negro pro.
cured = shoe. shining stand and
set u up IN . police assembly
rom on the second fioaf ~
the public safety building.
shining officers shoes daily for
t~o.bits per" q week
That lasted about sls wssks
Then. q few days ago. Turner
packed up his equipment and
left town.
Friday afternoon. he VAS
hack again this time 10 face
Judge Joseph Mall-ty 10 plead
guilty 10 a charge of drunken.
ness
Turner hsameh broadly
when he looked ur Al the
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tNonlnoru IfNm fAEr Nffff
twice from the cliff They dropped
and their hodies rollea down an in.
cline. over snow
Took shoe, or BODY
For Il hours. through late at
tcrnoon and night q Wednesday.
the cleared no mans land Was
inviola,e for the possemen Aeeut
midnight. Tsrxan slipped from Ms
lair ard down 10 the bodies Of his
victims.
From the feet az one. he lefke-i
shoes. took heotlsees from the
other and picked up both their
rifles Also he ripped the bright
deputy sheriff badge from Lana
hary's shirt Then he ercpt bach
Al midday Thursday blackburn
ordered his men TO HAS, him out.
The posse advanced. firing elk
guns and six-shoo,ers They found
the fortress" deserted
Wyoming sent detachment
with howitxer and trench mortar,
Al dawn yesterday 400 men Sc,
out for the highest pinnacle OF the
Bcartooth, where Blackburn be-
licvod Durand had found another
citadel BY noon they were near,
inE the pinnacle,
Posed n rosscman
And at noon. 10 miles 10 tho
east. bearded. shaggy haired man
sat with a rifle across his arms at
n road side lie stopped an auto.
mobile carrying three poScmen.
The man fingered his badge;
How about taking me up To the
posse" he asked.
sure, said Harry Moore.
The man got in and pulled a
pistol from his hip pocket.
Il guess you'd better turn
around and drive the other way,
he said I'm Earl Durand"
Moore did. while his passengers.
John Simpson and his s6-ycar-old
father. p o. Simpson, covered.
Moore drove him 10 his home. lie
entered. confronting his mother
and father. his pistol still in the
ribs Of one Of his three captives
They've got me. dad aren't
you surprised >" he said, laughing
i've come after some things. Do
get them or do | have TO take
them at the poin, of this gun :"
His mother sobbed. Earl. you
have changed
His father said. Go right ahead,
son"
He took a knapsaok OF food. He
hadn't eaten cooked food In eight
days. He forced Moore 10 drive
TO an abandoned mine east OF
town. put the three out and drove
away. yelling:
Goodbye boys don't forget Ia
come To my funeral"
Thirty minutes later he parked
the car on the Powell main street
in front OF the First National bank,
He entered. brandishing his re-
volver, his rifle under his other
arm
Tied Up Victims
lie asked for the money in the
safe, bringing into his gun range
Cashier Morris knutson and John
Gawthrop.
He scooped up $4,000 In cur
rency and damned IL into his
knapsack Tieing three men hap
hazardly together with the boot
strings Of his last victim. he moved
them ahead of him toward the
door.
But he had been recognized as
he entered the bank and townsmen
were outside, waiting. From be-
hind his shield OF three men. he
saw them and opened fire His
rifle and pistol fire rained out into
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Tom Wants No More Shoe-Shining For Cops

Judge. and the court xsinnsa
In return
Look, hidse. ia this way"
Turner hurst eut when the
court MAS about n ifnr<ss~ shs
usual SIS fms. = got = icb
M ct nremeFinr. washing
ears. IN, had 10 come hsrh
here "a pick up soms eiashss'
while l was waiting fes =
frtsna I. take me hask 10
nremer,nr. stepped into =
pool fssoni and pretty soau J
vas In iail.
"fii lase my fnh u ! sinnt
get back before long
Judge Maiisry leaned bach
and mused. Well. cur shecs
are getting muddy again. and
we'd like 90 have yosi stay with
us nu, I don't like ~ s~e yuu
lose your ioh
n think III give fuu credit
for the time ysu spent around
the ssa,Ian voluntarily. and let
yua 90 this time. nut " yna
come hack drunk. your credit
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Court Authorizes
Labor Agreement

Authority for the Eatonville
Lumber Co. in process OF reor-
ganization under the federal bank
ruptcy act. 10 sign wage and work
ing agreement with the Lumber
and Sawrnill Workers union was
granted by District Judge Edward
+. Cushman Saturday.
J. H. Galbraith. president and
manager OF the company. was
called upon by Attorney r. X.
Murray. handling the reorgsnizs-
ton, TO testify that the contract
is the best obtainable and meets
no objections from creditors. Closed
shop and the wages now In effect
are included Galbrsith stated.
While undergoing reorganization
no contracts could be signed by the
company without permission Of the
federal court
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generation TO another, are shown
in handwriting.
Let us take, for example four
samples of writing that cover q
period of four generations. We
begin with the great-grandfather,
or the first generation, and list his
outstanding characteristics Strong
determination, obstinacy, cautious
ness, perseverance, economy loyal
ty and rigid sense OF duty and
obligation are all denoted in his
script.
In the grandfather. or second
generation. we find a person Of
strong will-power and delibera-
ton. He is distinct in his likes
and dislikes and definite In his
ideas, opinions. views and theories.
He is particular. painstaking and
exacting. and cannot be swayed
or influenced. He is thrifty and
cautious in his expenditures.
Many Generations
The strong determination IL stiil
present in the father, or third
generation, but does not verge on
obstinacy. Cautiousness and de-
liberation are evident, but more
humor and progressive tendencies
are denoted than in the other two
generations. Perseverance Is re-
placed by a keener sense Of per-
sistency. There Is still the same
loyalty and devotion. and high
conception Of honor and duty
The son. or fourth generation.
has the determination of MS great
grandfather. but thus Is tempered
with plisbility. Active. ambitious
and energetic. he is not swsyed
BY impulsiye tendencies. but en-
ploys caution and reflection in his
undertak kings and expenditures
There is the same love Of thor
oughness and completion 80 char
three types Of reaction. IS slso
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POWER TRIALS
SET FOR FALL

Trial date for mulu-miliion
dollar condemnation suit IN Cowhtz
county against Washington Gas 4
Electric Co. was set tentatively
Saturday morning BY Federal Judge
EDWARD r Cashmsn for Oct Il.
Before setting that date. first
trial day 81 the fall tho court
issued decree II public use ard
necessity TO Public Utility District
No. Of Cowlitz county. which IN
stituted the condemnation pro
cectiines
The PuD.. represented BY Al
torney +. X Murray Of Tacoma.
proposes 10 take over all properties
Of Washington Gas a Electric Co.
in that county. Estimates OF value
run as high as 81. 900 600.
Judge cushman issued a similar
decree in another condemnation
suit filed hy Murray for PUD
No. Of Lewis county against
properties Of Interstate Power and
Light Co. and Cowlitz Valley
Power Co. estimated AZ around
$500 600 in value The case was
passed until Nav % for assign
ment Of trial date
A Tacoma legal firm. Hayden.
Metzger 4 Blair. represents Wash
ington Gas a Electric Co. in the
proceedings
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0ht Uarun,a Qimts
Even His Parents Are Glad
'Tarzan'D,uand Was Killed

the street smashing through win.
tovs and deef glass Ills cantixcs
hreke away. ART when GawthfNsr
sought 20 alp ont the door he was
saas dead. either accidentally or
purposely es purana
Prophecy Hold. True
Across the street IN a gasoline
station. . school hoy levclca = rife
and fired Dufand eFunplri.
groxeiing 81 the tile floor Of the
hank re mad Just reloaded bis
biz black a. Slowly. painfully
he drew up his arm. put tho barrel
against his temple AMI fired
Tniay Park county Coroner Ray
Esston. rowells only undertaken.
prepared a report On his ttniinks
On the fourth day II his spree.
Durand had written sheriff HACK.
burn and penesled this return al.
dress on the envelope. Eafi Dur
and. Undertaken. Powell. WE In
the letter he suggested that. when
killed. his head hr mounted and
hung from the PARK county court
house a. a lesson 10 youth On law
and order.
Mother Hreken
To-day his white. haired mother
sat In q farmhouse ,~o miles ~esi
CONTINUED from Page ouei
az here. wringing her hands and
sohhing
lie liked people. she said
And he always liked n help them,
He often said 10 me. mother. the
people around us need help. Can't
We give them something
We are moro depressed over
the deaths Of those others than
we arc over his death
W W Durand, his father. be-
iioved his son had been insane and
spoke quietly of his good deeds
Loved Outdoors"
lie never could stand tho
thought OF people going hungry.
Once. while returning from Cali
fornia, Earl met young man In
unfortunate circumstances lie
gave him $40. which left him
hardly enough To buy food the rest
OF the way home
At another time in Laurel.
Mont. he gave his last cent TO q
down -and-out bum and rode home
In a box car
"He loved the outdoors and
never killed until he was hungry
but they Jailed him and told him
he would get 10 years fof killing
that beef"
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Smoke Signaling
Reuiiued For Epic

WHITE shs Waiter wsnKer cnm-
rsny ~ss an ioestian near ksyen.
a. Arir.. On the Apache rescrvs.
ton 10 flim scenes for stage
coach. fnstian braves revived their
almost fesrnste~ ssts " al IN TIE
rr~iactsan Chief among these
wss smoke signaling and crsird
roek messages The pfeteniioas
frunsl~f story stars Claire Trevor
ard Jeha Wayne. wnc are sup
parted ny Anay n~vtr~. John Car
rsasns. Thasnss Mitchell. Louise
riast. u~oFxv Issnefefs. Tim ftelt
and nrften Churchill stage
each. = United Afsisss release
10 currently showing ~ ths Resy
shsater
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acteristic OF his grandfather. En-
lowed with stick-to-itiveness and
tenacity. he would not be handi-
capped by obstacles or difficulties
Hereditary Traits
That hereditary traits are
shown in handwriting is really not
extraordinary. A sample Of writ
ing will reveal the writer's char
acter, no matter in which genera
ton he belongs. When you take
four samples OF four different gen
erations. analyze them and, after
careful deduction. find that there
are predominating traits. peculiar
to each generation, you naturally
interpret them as hereditary char
acteristics.
Since every psychologist agrees
that tendencies to certain mental,
physical and emotional reactions
are subject TO the laws of hered-
ity. il obviously follows that pen
manship, which is a blend of these
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CHARGE COAST
LABOR ENEMIES

WARRINGTON Americas red-
GRAFTON u Labor executive ecs1lp-
ell charged fn<1ny that ~esseyntee
AZ lshorss 90 she Pacific coess are
wtifully and deiibsrntely plating
20 destroy lstor evvsnisnkiore
nv unanimous vote. the couneH
ASKED she senate to sppruVFiofe
sss,sissansl f,scss FOR the f.apolleste
evil liberties committee u uFneo'
that the committee fuveoetuato,
fully IT, charges that labor Of.
ss<tsIs have r~en p<v~ecute6 sn4.
prosecuted >rd their IIhpvstpe -
American cstsneun destroyed"
IN ve~sowe1es. efpeso1 ~
~ reewssee N~oee prVnt1po4
rDN~ses . yseep. spfvrvp1 ~
ss>weasev ~ Cnloess~1n. A.
sw~ - Wesn1ngteu. weose
vwesss psse Neseunp< wese
ssksx ~ s1sve bssetsoDve nspa~-
avs - s~awosep tenee egs>ren.
~ aw wus eos1ee6 h a.
se~s apss~eex - Cso1ewv~>s - :
Wssnesae~~.
FUNDS appropriated Tor ~ L.
rnfIstte committee have hpea -
h~usssd Ara u was ussspvsennQ sN~1
fh4ifman Nenext - t>aoorleeln
~. rrua wIs personally Woul9
nat ssh fns more snNey
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Times.
You will receive Personality
Chart. in which all of your hand
writing characteristics are care
fully checked.
Descriptive paragraphs refer
ring to them will be published daily
in The Tacoma Times, beginning
March 81. None but yourself and
Andrienne will be able TO identify
your analysis,
You may also send sample of
the handwriting of your husband,
wife. sweetheart, friends and rela-
tives. But be sure to enclose 10
cents in silver or stamps for each
sample.
Many have failed TO follow the
necessary requirements. II they
will please do 80 their personality
charts will be forwarded immedi-
ately.
1t is Of particular interest TO
note that predominating traits of
character. handed down from one
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T0AS1lASTuS WI
q IJBIlu 1AlKu1

Members u In roasemssese1
slub will ssrvv - speakers u h~lp
rahiscis~ she siosseu jss1ies eelo.
wsslea. rbsy accepted IN lnvts
tassoa ~ Harry r. Cain. asNsvnf
chairman. ~ . meeting heod ~.
Juhsies headquarters IN The na1ee
building Friday
npeshsss wsil arrange tnpst taiee'
- th~y may MI ss~tammeWae -
any natuss. Whistler u - : f>ves
minute ~ hall bosss sslh hsfp<o,
any hind ~ organization. ne<oe1.
sns IN Oscar AaAuA. pvees<tsus -
the eiub
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Maryland to ArriUe
At Yard On SunddY

BREMERTON 49, Puget Sound
navy yard officers said today the
battleship L. s. S. Maryland,
which participated IN the war
games in the Caribbean sea. will
arrive Sunday 20 undergo an over
haul The Asrylsnd's arrival will
advance 70 four the number II
ma or vessels AZ the yard The
others are the sirplsne carrier
Saratoga and the battleships An
IONA and Nevada.
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Clio ORGANIZERS PLAN
TO CONTACT WORKMEN

Employees Of Tacoma lumber
mills will be contacted soon by
subcommittee appointed by Ia
coma organizational committee Of
the Go, IL was announced Satur-
day. Millworkers will be invited
10 hear q discussion Of a six-point
program adopted by the Go al
meeting here Wednesday night
The program Is designed 70 prevent
wage cuts. Discrimination. Jurisoic-
tionsl disputes and signing OF
yellow dog contracts.
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BEE CULTURE CLASS
WILL HEAR EXPERT

All persons interested in bees
have been invited To attend WPA's
bee culture class Monday at 7 p.
m. In the Stewart school 10 hear
a talk By Eugene Walker, newly
elected president Of the Pierce
County Bee Keepers association.
The Duplex Hive. or Two
Queens Under One Root" Will b.
Walkers topic.
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PLANE CRASH PICTURE
ON MUSIC BOX SCREEN

tall Cnun~T, assistant manager
~ ttsmFleks Tacoma fhaafefss
announced to-day tnat nevsfeei pie
lures ~ the crash ~ tbs poesnx
sIsato.phrre plane near AIasr last
Saturday. new are h<snx shawn on
shs screen 81 tho Music HIS
thsatrf.
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TWO FINED AFTER FIGHT

John Mailman and Ben NJ Rued.
arrested shortly after midnight
when Patrolmsn John Kelly found
them fighting a. 18th and Pacific
ave. were fined SIS each in police
court Saturday morning They
we're charged with disorderiy con-
duct
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subject TO transmission from
father 10 son.
However, II should not be over
looked that the environment Of
youth may exert an influence In
shaping a persons character and
thus his handwriting.
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L.. $. EXAMINATIONS

Competitive examinations viii De
held under u s. civil service for
several lrnportan, government Johs
including associate health efuca-
ton specialist ard assistant health
education specialist. public health
service. and seroIoglst. air safety
hoard. clyde Payne. secretary n
The board Of examiners. at federal
building has detailed Information
Applications must he submitted
by April 20.
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viii h~ used up Yeah navo
to stay In iAil nest tims.
stlll sfsnntnn. Turner march.
81 az On ne way u ursmsrs
tan.
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THE CORE
BASEBALL FOR FORUM

A program observing the CEN
tennial OF the Great American
Game" will entertain members of
the Tacoma Chamber OF Commerce
at their Monday noon forum al the
Hotel Winthrop. II will include
sound motion pictures.
Or Il X lie Roy. osteopsthie
physician and surgeon. 5l5 Prov
ldent bldg Pacific avenue be-
tween 9th and 10th sts) MAIN
1884 Special service for stomach.
colon. and rectal disorders lpiler).
adv
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Flftfo Tfl. prOpTletoF q : tAYfrn
al ii2 50. 24th St. Informed po-
lice providers broke into his store
BY snAshibg a window. stolen
were three cartons II eigafeis and
quantity Of chewing gum.
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EASTWOOD MAKEs ARTIST

After following his car for ssy-
ersl blocks along Division ave
Safety Commissioner EASTWOOD
Friday night halted James =
Shsughnessy. 250 Broadway. and
"ticketed" him for speeding and
failing 10 stop 81 an srierial sign.
A e Guhr was also booksd ny
police Friday. accused u diSoDsy-
ing a traffic signal
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sAIsit 10 sisss ~
sect "smsss ssss
ne ~iess bisss Ia
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wisi ss iso slsss IN
~ SsssAss.
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YOUTH IN TOLLS

Richard Hubbard. 20, was sr.
rested al 40 a. m. Saturday and
booked al the city jail on charges
Of drunkenness and disorderiy con-
duct.
Fruit trees. rose bushes. shrubs.
Puget Sound Nursery. s20i Pac.
adv.
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PROTECT RHoDODENDRONs

The Olympic Federation of
Womon's clubs. meeting in Port
Angeles Friday. joined unani-
mously the campaign for state de.
velopment, endorsing the program
OF planting. propagating ana pro-
tecting rhododendrons according
to a +. Carroll manager 81 ths
Olympicans. Inc, who sddrehssd
the group.
Funeral flowers you can afford.
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros adv.
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Z. fsss 80 ~ass v ~
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rks ~hsis prstsss
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BREAK INTO TAVERN

Easter lllss Hlnz Florls, a.