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Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-27
L. A. GRAINS
MINNEAPOLIS FLAX

Flax quotations by courtesy Of
Southwest Flaxseed association.
May ................... Sill
July ................... Sl.11 k
September .................... Sl.oo
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SELL. Farm Produce Through
POst-Press Want Ads
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COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, April p. up
{. E... ..-r.. .L L..nL - 2 n

Spots closed hisbefi mIddlhB
9.11; sales 500 bales.
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l.. A. BANKS

Los ANG ELEs, April p. UP
L. A. HAY
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By Al csp1
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Money Wanted

s24so isT RIAL ESTATE Contract.
payable e25 per month, o. Int.
vii discount s2to. BR 1885. 7ls
FIDELITY Bldg
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Honesty Always Pays
FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below, please take notice.
After you have returned the arti-
Giles to the loser go to the Tacoma
Times office, 9th and Pacific.
where you Will be presented with =
guest ticket 70 one OF Hamricks
thehters.
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THREE CORDS. SIS
Dry TIE SLAB GARLAND iozs
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THIRTY MINUTE EXCURSION trips
10 Nsrrows bridge Saturdays and
Sundays; adults 25c, children i0c.
Special rates on moonlight excur-
sions Motor boat Violet May"
from Sixth Avenue Boat House.
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LOST2 Don't Despair;
Try q Lost" I'D
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UPLAND TIE SLAB. Ga O2I5
OLD GROWTH FOREST WOOD
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sPEcIAL,-Big rick 2-in- plsner ends
s2T5 Quick del CA i54s
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TELL THEM YOD SAW IT IN
TIE TDfES
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WHITE % ell for booslsi ~ legged
land IN West. wash fcf sale % sssy
t<fms NeyerEsxt1s<f Tlmb<s Co.
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TEAM or HORSES. $500 iss sale -
tfsos Route =. Boa T0i-n. Nai-
isf road
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Where Are You Going. Ny Pretty Maid7

'f a. - AZ. ,ss.oa s,s " 100 IA, l.
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HfT ACRE farm sith <-fe-sfa heHssf
knd Dtlilalnaa fafnFBe 1<sttls
hlsHHaT Cali AAtn 8zgz Tlts>'fsf
through Hstufdag. a ~. 20 3 D ~
Mrs. Hf1ifns
RENT ssysf go Q q mo So Psy.
Ia ave
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wANTED-Bean pickers. ic pound.
IL miles north of Yelm. Pred
kiingenberg
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nav Tow MONTHLY pAYAKNf1
Foa NonxnStzAftoS ans REPAIRS
Ncuf Hazne ness Not Nav - -
nect-fg~e - OBTAIN Loan
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cC m No forest wood: alder.
~ $3.50. Q. q. $50. tie slabs.
Is OArlanc $40.
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Peninsula Grange
To Meet Saturday

0Ia WAaHO0 Peninsula ro.
mona Grange No % will meet Nat.
uriay evening 81 Lake nay Cusns
munity hall ~ the asseat NJ PENN.
suia Grange. subordinate No. t0ft.
MlAs nessy Nay Thralls win havs
charge of the program snd Mn
waiter Johnston The refsvahmeRts
The Wo,lsehst Midway 0ncd
Roads and Improvement etub viii
meet Saturday evening 81 the Md.
way hall a speaker viii present
the topic. s-vsnstsai Diseases
Mrs, Lydia Qulssorff hes heen
chosen Ia head waeoada chapter
No All, q. u r.. for the cusulnG
year, Officers /. eesve with her
are Ad.lph nshmel. worthy patron.
Mrs. Louis DlarriA. sAeocsats ma
sron: Joe HsrFis. associate pessuWs
Mrs.. Alice Denny. aonslssetress.
Mira Mary Trombley. secretary fos
her tenth year. and Mr. Anna
wheelsr. treasurer for her nth
year,
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MOTORCYCLISTS
PICK OFFICERS

Roy noress farmer member n
the Everett Motorcycles eiuh. ~ss
elected president n rserms Meteor
cycle club 81 ths annual meeting
held recently IN the eluhkeass. stus
~ Tyler u. Rogers had Inc sar-
Or Of sssns The flrss person 10 ~
Initiated into the club ard elected
president on the Same evening
other officers sneiade Henry
notnen. reelected vice rr~stdeNts
Arthur Arnesno. secretary sseAs-
mrer. Red Ehres, road captain.
Warren Ducks. clubhouse sucsvtn-
,endent. and William kcvsh. s>sx.
ear, At -Arms zstls nvuwn and
Ncy Rogers werc vussd sestsss
riisrs ~ the club for ths moesh ~
February.
On sunday . group 81 club msm.
hers VIII 90 60 Portland Ia cam.
pete IN . hsiiclimh cuntees IN The
Rose CITY, sponsored ~ the NORTH
vest Motorcycle association.
In recent seavsnuer hunt,
sponsored ~ Ret Ehres. Larry
strong and Flora Hciiis woe first
place honcss. with roy Rogers and
hcscss Lis~siiyr seccnd. ard Rel
and Evelyn F'srwslt. third.
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DR.. GUTHRIE TO
SPEAK MONDAY

DIR. Edwin r. Guthrie Of the
psychology department, University
of Washington. will Be the lecturer
Monday evening. March 8. when
the third in the series of seven
lectures is given at the Talmund
Torah auditorium. His subject Will
be How Does Man Adjust Him.
self TO His Culture >"
DIR. Guthrie, who has been on
the faculty of the University Of
Washington since 1914. il ma
tionally known and recognized su-
thority in the field OF psychology.
He is graduate of the University
of Nebraska and the University OF
Pennsylvania and is the author Of
several books of Importance in the
field OF psychology
Previous lectures have been con-
eerned with consideration of
forms OF government and their
effect upon civilization and with
the future of capitalism.
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BOAT HITS LOG,
7 MEN ESCAPE

Two Seattle hRhbut fishermen
today told representatives Of the
L. 5. bureau Of marine inspection
and navigation Thursday how they
escaped death early saturday when
their 42-foo, gas boat. Catherine
sank within four minutes when u
struck log eff Three Tree point
in the Tacoma channel
The fishermen Capt. Jesse IL.
Petrieh and James r Nenters
said they left Seattle at 10 80 p m.
Friday for Tacoma shortly after
midnight they struck the log and
barely escaped in a small skiff,
they said
Nenters said the craft WAS worth
more than $500. and insurance
amounted To s. 500.
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to set up a commission for enforced
redistricting of state school dis
tricts passed the senate. 2s to Is.
This will weaken local con-
troll of schools" she protested.
After roll call. she changed
her vote TO the prevailing side
and gave notice she would
move 10 reconsider the meas
ure.
This is how Pierce county SEN
ators voted on the bill: Yes. Per-
cival. Schroeder; no, kerstetter,
Malstrom, Metcalf.
Rep. Frank Chervenks was back
in his seat Thursday after several
days Illness.
Mckinley Hnrs Gerald Dixon
was curious Thursday when Rep.
Earl Warnica. Olympia. had his
telephone probe measure before the
house. Warnica would direct the
state to investigate the rates struc-
ture of the telephone utilities in
the state and would appropriate
/ $4,000 from the public service
revolving fund for this purpose.
"At present don't the COM
panies pay the costs OF such
/ Investigations 2" Dixon asked.
YES" Warnica said. but
the law In effect does not pro-
vide enough funds In that way
for q real probe"
where will you get the
money ?" Dixon pursued.
by q one per cent tar on
the gross earnings Of the COM
panies," Warnica answered.
10 be provided for In another
bill"
Rep. Barney Jsckson's bill TO
have the state finance and super
wise annual employe employer
statewide first aid meets passed
second reading in the house Thurs
day. The bill would appropriate
$4,000. The appropriations com
mittee split IA to 4 over the pro-
posal.
When the apple industry control
bill passed 10 third reading in the
house. Summers Chervenka sue
cessfully pushed an amendment TO
safeguard continued shipment Of
the fruit to Puyallup valley can
neries.
Today's Best Crack Sen. Rob
erts during dairy products adver-
Using bill debate): Business with
out advertising is like winking at
pretty girl in the dark - you
know what you're doing, but no
body else does"
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hnsn IN rural WeWra4 L. u
the hart IT In htIl 6lly - \
~ wAs orphaned II IN e0gW -
Al len h. aseccvesed ~ - -
tslens foe musie. and ~ y -
away from hcme IN heeune = -
fesstonzi p1nno ptayes. - -
snnn returned u MempNA4 = -
relatives and friends hetpe1 ~ -
sinlsh hi~ ssincetinn 81 IN ~ -
ssn Conservatory ~ mun1o -
Memphis. and later 81 In c. =
observatory ~ Music.
n thcse early years. ~ IT. -
himself . theatrical star Aa1 GC1
even theuGhs ~ vs. :
fighter.
tn musse ~ M hills hepe Gnnp
ins to M mtnd. ~ ~ topUr =
little nrehestsa ana beonn - us|
lartHs ~ NH ntIly seNGA ~ - ~
: numbsr ~ them nD1monc3. uD
MANY rscuwdlnoA ~ leeog kccrnno
. memhss ~ ~ Amev>ona 1oC1Cv
II Composers. Anehngo - 49,
llahess. We wruts - mnnv ~
spnss. and vvuss them - poC1
that ~ became hassuu o11oQG o.o
va puhtieAevn ~ 3 neo-mnQ m1r1D
factory. Ne writes uN1)oe NuruU
than dnoea posudpayma ~ 49,
snt. NJ Iivss IN Nsw yost. 0nCuo
~ II his own puntteaes. u
Hta name y
- nn1oHop.
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Rep. Capt. J. Howard PAYNE
Seattle, had proposed an amend.
ment to the sales tax exemptions
existing law to exempt additional.
~. sales OF materials equipment
parts and other articles TO be used
in building or repair of any COM
mercial ship or boat"
There was an air OF expectancy
in the chamber as the measure
came up for final action.
Payne rose to explain that
his bill was intended to en-
courage establishment of ship
yards In the state, that II the
sales tax, "a suggested. were
waived II would tend Ia help
equalize the difference In ship
building costs between this
area and the lower-cost east.
Among scores of others. Pierce
county members attempted to get
the floor. Recognized by the
efNhhtA NoS ANSPs <hiNhdci smith,
Seattle. He offered an amend
,ment.
Let's" he said, "restrict
this proposed exemption to
vessels or boats In interstate
or International trade only.
Why should we exempt, for
instance, ferries ?"
w. E. Carly. Clarke county
farmer, got the floor to support
Smith: so did w. j. Beirerlein,
Auburn merchant.
Reason for the parliament
tary clash - Capt, Payne Is
a ferry line operator.
All Pierce county members. ex-
cept Charles Trombley, Gig Har-
Dor, voted for the amended bill.
Trombley voted no" He was
annoyed because Payne's bill, as
introduced and printed and before
Payne himself amended it on the
floor. would have exempted from
the sales tax even materials pur-
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Summit To Elect
School Director

Central Ave. school district
fSummiD will hold an election
Saturday 10 choose one director 10
succeed Leroy Bush. who N retir-
ing. Voters need not he registered
10 vote in the school election. The
polling place at the Central Ave.
school will be open from To 4
o'clock
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chased for the provisioning OF
all vessels.
The amended bill passed. SIS
to Is.
The incident was one of the most
revealing Of the session.
Designed TO prevent a form
Of "racketeering." it, sponsor
said. the bail bond bill intro
dueed by Rep. Hugh Ro>eilini.
Tacoma. passed the house on
Thursday. 80 To q.
The measure provides that no
bail bond shall be accepted unless
1t is backed by cash or surety
bond executed by company au-
thorized TO issue such bonds.
Rueben Carlson. lawyer for the
Tacoma Railway & Power Co. Wis
tied the legislature Thursday. He
is interested in the bill, which has
passed second reading in the house,
to return official supervision of his
company's transportation service
to the city from the state.
City Works Commissioner
Alb Bergersen has been con-
ferring here this week with
state Highway Director Lacey
MurrOw. Bergersen Is seek
ing state aid TO meet expenses
of the new thoroughfare need
ed TO approach the east end
of the coming Narrows bridge
from Sixth ave. Murrow II
reported cooperative" but no
agreement has been reached.
In the senate Thursday Mrs
Kathryn Malstrom. Tacoma, sec.
onded the proposed memorial &c
congress asking stoppage of ship.
ments of scrap iron and other ma
terials to Japan. Administration
leaders Immediately halted debate;
killed the resolution.
On the bill to permit sale of
liquor by the drink to registered
paying guests of licensed hotels
Pierce countys house delegation
divided as follows:
Against the bill. Cameron. Jack.
son vote changed after roll CALI
Montgomery, Pettus, Rosellini
Trombley: for the bill, Dixon. San.
degren; absent. Vane and Cher.
yenka.
Rep. r.. A. Nane, himself n
former school teacher and a
member of the house rules
committee, has been working
for days In an effort to get the
school teachers tenure bill ON
the house calendar for action.
Tits morning ne appeared
close to possible success.
Working for the bill at this ses
sion have been J. o. Peterson. Les
lie l.. Hoar and Gladys Lees, rep
resenting Tacoma teachers organ
iZations.
BY margin of one vote or
reconsideration, after II once pre-
viously had been lost for want OF q
constitutional majority, Sen. tDr.
G. B. Kerstetter. Tacoma, persuad-
ed the senate finally to pass his
bill to set up state chiropractors
association, and providing all prac.
titioners must join.
Mrs. Malstrom was displeasec
Thursday when Gov. Martins plan
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Perform Marriage
In Smelter Plant

HENRIETTA. okla. - M. l..
Barnhill, Waterman at the Eagle
Pieher smelter plant and spelter
City justice Of the peace. per
formed an unusual marriage. lie
was working at the smelter when
a couple appeared and asked him
To marry them. Fellow smelter
workers served az witnesses for
the ceremony.
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LEGIS. Light
POLITICQJLARS

A member who has pirate interest IN any bill Or
~ 7Ure proposed pending before the legislature shall dis
close the tact 10 the house Of chch he member and
shall not rote thereon Constitution section So
article ?.
c,n,po, -,
CAplIOi Oympia-As debate closed in the house
late Thursday on bill providing certain sales tax
emptons attention called by member the floor
the above which is based House Rule S7-and thereby
hangs a revealing tale
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and member Of the Republican
national committee longer than
any other man, Joseph w. Tnlbert
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-07

$50 COOLER for one half price. z
months usage. Gen. Pet. Co., 9th
and Broadway. 5-9
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Houses for Rent
Is

3-BEDROOM furnished house $50
4-ROOM furnished Apt, COM
pletely electric, very modern $50
4-ROOM furnished house $50
2-BEDROOM, partly furnished
house, tile sink, hardwood
floors -........-.............. $40
3-ROOM Apt. .-..............-..-..-....-..$ $25
2-BEDROOM unfinished hs. ..S35
3-ROOM partly furnished hs. ..$20
3-BEDROOM unfinished hs,
hardwood floors Observation-Disclosures $40
BROOM furnished Apis, per
week ............... $375 * $475
G. A. IRVING
831 Main Phone 974
"If It's Insurance We Write 1t"
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED THREE Bedroom, 2
bath, Spanish stucco III beautiful
Sunset Cliffs, overlooking ocean.
minutes to beaches. Reasonable.
Mrs. John P. Crowley, ITO Bar
celona Drive, San Diego. 5-l6
FOR SALE-Furnished cabin in
Pine Greek tract near Pine val
ley. $500 cash. j. C. Kramer, 1888
Howard, san Diego. 5-8
SELL Farm Produce Through
Post Press Want Ads
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Houses For Rent
PLUMBING WORK
Priced Reasonably

UNFURNISHED 2-Bedroom house
for rent, $35. 1000 San Diego Hi
way. 4-16tf
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Read Ads Them Today
When You Want Something Done Efficiently and Economically
CALL AN EXPER I

II YOU WANT safe reliable men
to handle your furniture, call a
man with q years experience.
Phone Ed Royce, l23W at 666
Broadway.
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FURNISHED 3-ROOM house. Elec.
refrigerator. Also unfinished A.
room house. Water paid. $50
Broadway.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-07

ROASTED PEANUTS Raw pea
nuts 2 quarts l5c. 20 quarts 81.
Peanuts Truck. Four Corners, El
Centre d
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-07

CITY PROPERTY nicely furnished
room residence. Electrically
equipped. 2 blocks South of Dist.
yard. Adults only. Price $25, wat
er paid.
l.. j. THOMAS, Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-07
u Business Opportunities

GOOD TAXI business and cars Tor
sale in CaleXico. 20 years estab-
lished. 247 Second St, Phone Gil,
Calexico. George f. Willingham
So
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-07
Is Business Rentals
I9 Summer Homes, SdIe-rent

FURNISHED 5-ROOM cottage
mo. co., Live Oak Springs for
sale. Sleeps four TO six. Comfort
able all-year residence. Com
pletely renovated. Hot and cold
running water Large fireplace
plus Coleman Heater. Owner
moving east. Capt Young, 744
f. Ave, Coronado. Calf. Phone
Coronado 0314. SIS
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8 Personals, Special Notices
Situations Wanted

RELIABLE WOMAN wishes house
work or any kind of work. Full
or part time. A. Davis, 825 Com
mercial, Apt. IA. So
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-12-14
Floyd &&&o+'s<>
ADVENTURES CLUB
HEADLINES FROM THE LIVES
OF PEOPLE LIKE YOURSELF
&C Temple of Death

CTRKE the band here saor-and let that band
~ play SOFT mysterious fit the for that sailor
is going tell tale about India the land where strange
things happen.
William Mulch the sailors and he lives in New York
City in July, 1926 that Bill stepped off his ship the
S. Steel Trader Bombay and started out to the sights
of the town. And Bill says he the town from all angles
the funny side and the deadly, serious too.
Right off the bat he had brush with native doctor
and Bill the joke him. Early that when
the ship locked dozens of native pedders swarned aboard
Among them DOCTOR who wanted six rupees to take
off Bills foot Bill offered him three but the doctor
shook his head Finally they compromised Bill paid him three
rupees and promised him three that afternoon
When Bill stepped off the boat there the doctor.
He wanted his three rupees, but Bill told him he'd him
the day. and he and his buddy got into gharry drive
away But he wasn't foolng the doctor That little
Hindu troed right along behind the carriage yelling The
finally Bill
him the dough.
Bill Manages to Square Accounts.
didn't smile because quite crowd had gathered to
hand those coins"
Blbut another
surprise waiting for him.
The gharry moved with crowd behind all laughing at Bs
didn't until Bill building asked
his driver what The driver said the Pdhon tempeat
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-12-14
Speeding OF Sports
Heavies in Line
For Conn After
Lesnevich Win
BY ROBERT McSHANE

GLE NEVER hurt me. But !
IL had the feeling I never hurt
him, either"
It's Billy Conn talking, the shanty
Irish kid who had just finished pun
melting out 15-round decision over
Gus Lesnevich, New Jersey light
heavyweight challenger. The bout
was Conn's second successful de-
tense of his title.
In those few words Conn present
ed his past ring history and fore
told his coming pugilistic career.
Too speedy and clever to get hurt
by boxers in his own class, he lacks
the wallOp of a Furnishing fighter.
Conn won the crown from Melio
Bettina in a close Madison Square
Garden fight. A month later the
handsome, likeable Pittsburgh hope
full invaded the heavyweight ranks
against Gus Dorazio at Philadelphia.
A little more than two months ago
he made his first title defense
against Bettina in Pittsburgh. Billy
won both fights.
He is exceptionally clever and
shifty, and is as game as any fight
er in the ring today, but he is con-
coded very little chance of stepping
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-12-14
Ask Me 4nother
O A General Quiz
The Questions

1. What and where are the Pill
lars of Hercules?
2. The cross is to Christianity
as what is to Accommodation?
8. In what direction does the
earth revolve?
4. How many words does the
Bible contain?
5. Who said, "The future of the
race marches forward on the feet
of little children?
6. Are many wills broken through
litigation?
Z. What is the largest single in
surance risk in the world?
8. What is a muckna?
9. What is the oldest known toy?
The AnsUers
/. The opposite rocks at the en-
trance to the Mediterranean sea
at Gibraltar, known as the Gibral-
tar rock and Mount Hacho.
2. The crescent.
3. The earth revolves from west
to east.
4. The Bible contains 773,690
words.
S. Phillips Brooks.
6. Fewer than ten wills in a
thousand are broken through iti-
cation.
z. The San Francisco-Oakla
bridge. Two of it's policies, COW
ering property damage and use
and occupancy, amount to $44,-
100000.
8. A male elephant without
tusks.
9. The doll.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-12-14
2l-Gun Salute Has Origin in Mystical Significance

Originally warships fired a salute
of seven guns, the number seven
being selected because of it's mys-
teal significance from antiquity. AL
though the salute at sea was seven
guns, shore batteries were allowed
to fire three guns to the ships one.
The reason for this was that sodium
nitrate was largely used in the man.
ufacture of powder. This was cas-
lily spoiled at sea, but could be very
readily kept on land. The multi
plier three was selected probably
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-12-14

because of its symbolism. With the
development of the manufacture of
powder, the number of guns for the
international naval salute was made
to correspond with that of the land
forces. On August 10, 1875, a reso-
luton adopted by the United States
provided that salutes be returned
gun for gun. At this time the Brit
ish salute was already 81 guns,
therefore, this number was accept
ed bv the United States.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-12-14

Those white clad Hndus fell Bill and his pal hitting kicking,
aeng wanted that he
Bls fell the curious carvings the pillars of chat
but his pal was impatient II don't like the looks a this
we f s si1 nanea to get some photographs first He noticed an
take look through it
the advice Of my friend who refused go with
So Bill went alone He took off his hat and passed through that
s hsRd an his
he s ras on the other side the big
Bill Is Frightened by Scream of Rage.
oDe h gs % e h a @
arms at him That was enough for BIZ He started running for the
But there no need to yell running fast as
coming
I 4 to hsad let s OF OUT as Rad
Gust by the Hindu tried get by the throat.
e my o"s lie siae the
as ~a, DOWN l sa by 5 time the others on US and the
% saa pas ssg sna sse p s % ~ss
they
knife in the hand Of one of them He tried stab me in the chest
his friends busy right then trying kick me to pieces and they
The Temple Warriors Fight Their Way to Safety.
with the knife turned, then, vicious slash
hs his his
:, ss a. %
Bill left half of his behind him
outside but for they didn't Bin his
about half block though when the whole after the yelling
taxi along We told the to the docks
we were sight and great crowd was after usbu he nodded
Mohammedan willing
help out h He took h them to the docks and Bill and his pal
neither those lads ashore 1--WE
sbs visit 1 su massh Pesf ne n5
and we were glad WRen y Wet svsospe
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-12-14
Creenery From N. C.. Mountains
Hell ps Spread Yuletide Cheer

"Gauckng is ,Uha they call this business the noun
Carolina ere the hill folks hunting for gaas eaues
sprays hoc holly 10y and other each autumn '0en the
first strikes the pumpkin Witn weeks it's all been sorted
packed delivered communities throughout the country for dec
Grating their ,ondoO public buildings and homes during
,ueek Most likely there's of ton today
The gaackers don't much their pains but doesn't cost
liue in the mountains either O days good harvest and
They're added materially o the years income