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The Coolidge examiner., 1940-03-28
Notice To Water
Users

The Water Association of the
original townsite of Coolidge call
ed a meeting at the Justice of the
Peace Office Tuesday night to
make arrangements for apportion-
ing water to those who wish to
have irrigation water throughout
the year. Postmaster Boone who
has been elected treasurer will
take your order. If you want ir-
rigation water apply to J. B.
Boone AT ONCE.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-03-28
Home Talent Play
Success

The play "Bubbling Over" pre-
sented at Coolidge High School
last Thursday, sponsored by the
Methodist Missionary Society,
drew an appreciative audience. It
was comedy-drama with local
talent playing in realistic fashion
each part assigned to them.
Specially numbers were presented
adding color and pleasure to the
entertainment. The society netted
a neat sum.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-03-28
NUMBER S
End Apportionment
Of Stored And Pump
ed Water For Valley

The first apportionment Of
stored and pumped water for lands
on the San Carlos Project for the
Calendar Year 1910 was made by
the Commissioner of Indian At
fairs and approved by the Secre-
tary of the Interior on February
5, 1940 to the amount of 1886 &C.
n. per acre. This was based on
the amount of $50 &C #. in the
San Carlos Reservoir on January
l, 1910, and the making available
of 10000 &C. ft. from the pumps
operated in project irrigation wells
or a total of 96,610 ac. it. 1t vas
estimated that 3000 &C. #. of water
will be required for Federal and
State Agencies, Municipalities and
Schools, so that under the first
apportionment net of $3.50 &C.
fl. of water was available at
source of supply and subject to
transportation and evaporation
losses.
Since that time an additional
amount of 46,250 ac. it. of water
came into San Carlos Reservoir
50 that it reached its maximum
storage capacity so far during the
present season of 52,S60 &C. #. on
March 18th. A new apportionment
of this increase is hereby made to
the 100000 acres Of land within
tie project and at the rate of
0.462 nc. ft. per acre measured at
the source of supply.
This makes the total apportion-
ment for the Calendar Year 1910
to date of 1888 &C. #. per acre
measured at the source of supply
and subject to evaporation and
transportation losses.
In order that the landowners
may know what to expect as to
he amount of water which may
he delivered to their lands out of
the total amount at source of sup
ply, it is estimated that 10 &C. #.
Der acre will be available at the
farm.
This order applies to all lands
under constructed bitches ready
Tor irrigation, and the stored and
the pumped water shall be deliver
ed in the same proportion per acre
10 each acre cultivated insofar as
the physical conditions permit, and
shall be subject to the basic
charges and per acre limitations
provided in the order authorizing
the assessment of operation and
maintenance charges against the
lands of the project. The delivery
of pumped water as herein apport-
ioned will necessarily be limited
Zach day to the ability of the
project to supply power for the
operation of the pumping plants,
also to the ability of the lands to
make proper use of the water from
! the wells which can be operated.
/ Tt is possible that additional
water will reach the San Carlos
Reservoir and become available
for apportionment later in the sea-
son of 1910, and in that event the
project landowners will be duly
notified in advance of any ad-
ditional appointments.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-03-28
HIGH SCHOOL BAND CONCERT

Inc Coooge union High Schoo The will be the
Rand under
e WI" present an outdoor the public
cert Friday at 1880 D. M follows
CoohDGE 1lGH SCHOlL A KEI4M Director
1. America.
2 The Sophomore Fred Jewell
g. The Charlas OJeir
(OVertureTh number
Band List)
a. Roses of Memory (waltz)
s. Indian Medley ART A. Kelm
(Indan Boy-Redwng)
Girls TITO: Virginia Mary
Thumbs F
Might Like
g. Cadet Days (March)
T. The Gypsy Festival (Overture) - ~ - AL Hayes
s. Will Remember Sigmund Romberg
From "Maytme"
g. The Mosquitoes Parade H. Whitney
TO- Watch Your Step (N1arch) Jewell
II. Star Spangled
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-03-28

The Natural Gas Co. is putting
on a free show at the Coolidge
Theatre this afternoon.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-03-28

The program will be given on the
grammar school lawn and Is. open
to the public. The program Is as
follows:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
NYA Establishes
New Minimum Age

Because Of the number OF stu
dents graduating from high school
At the age 81 II. the NYA has
established new age limitations
from II 10 - years. inclusive. ac-
eordlng 10 an announcement
Thursday BY Harold =. Kern. ares
director.
John r. Binns. state sdministrs-
tor. pointed out that only those
who have graduated from hlEh
school. or those who have been
out Of school one or more ssmsa.
ters. will be eligible.
Applications for employment
are now being accepted ~ The Local
Office. sOs Washington building
Radio. electrical and metal Nork
are among the new projects 70 Be
started shortly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

usas ssnsafiausi improvements n
81 nlaslsls lhis vssf TIE nsw go
- easily ~ finest ever presented
II - matafinE public
- 10 reason es sfs insiflnE
sssfYans IL Tacoma 60 sisit 81
dealers shnsfr,snns tufinx taak
- Over wssk Only IS sssIHk
- he asas ears AMI comparing
fsafafss eaa buyer really kne~
shlHh 80 ~ prefers
serving IN to COMMITTEES wtlh
nlshs - srse Nsnfpfd ana lem
ritas Al other dealers wiil tske
active part ~ the sf,av and vii
Decorate ~ avu showroom faf ne
aaHasIaH
Tacoma wlll 80 IN unususllf
semnlsts sssuftnisnt ~ nsw aasfs
IS II every dealers Risbs I'D
aThs factories ars cooperating =
- fullest sstsnf. sna examples -
almast every model lH sseh MAKE
FL - 81 AA@HHNN ~ HH
he exception 20 fev susiamz
BAN ears Tssuwa viu 49, -
= - ; range ~ models - these
vha siisna the New Nofk Auto
ahaN itself
Dealers whe srs taking aetixs
naTt in ths show sfr Allen Motor
COMPANY Mueller fsfhns Walker
Chevrolet company. South Tacoma
Motor company steven Asssf
company Winthrop Natnf com.
psuY Espsland Motors Irwin jones
Motor company. Nalian Motors
TITUS Motor company. Mclaughlin
Meter company. sanford nsil Sast
company. nunson Motor rnmpanY
Anson { Hag Packard company
south side Nash company. kfaul
Motor company. rvsisn Aoisi
company. boyd Motors Inc Kin
hebrew Bridges Motors, rsseml
Auto Gales company and stacy
Young Motor Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Additional Chest
Workers Chosen
~ JlMMT HATlo

Additional members 81 the Ia
coma Community Chest Campaign
Citizens committee were an
nounced Thursday by Albert II.
Hooker. jr.. president Of The
Federation Of Social Agencies.
They are Mrs. Jessie A. Dyslin.
George p. Firth. Judge y. u.
Hodge. Mrs. L. n. Isaaes. Edwin
r. Jacobson. G. O. Rolstsd and
Mrs. Lee s. Young.
This week has seen splendid
progress all along the line In the
ground work being laid 10 go over
the top on the campaign this year
for our Tacoma Community
Chest" said Hooker widespread
interest In the undertaking i
found in the many expressions
commencing the Chest way as the
best way. that are arriving at our
headquarters In Hotel Winthrop"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Bookmobile Popular

OLYMPIA During ths past ~
months many rural sections Of
Thurston county have received the
benefit OF library service through
a demonstration extension pro-
gram. This service has been made
possible by the sponsorship. on the
part Of the Olympia and Thurston
county public library. with the
assistance OF the professional and
service division OF the Works
Progress administration. Of tray
cling book dispensing unit known
a. a "Bookmobile" This library
on wheels" has q regular t~o-wssk
itinerary Of ~ grade schools and
two county high schools. besides a
number Of stops AZ community
eenters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Democrats Using
Air Election Eve

INV YORK The pemasfstis
national COMMITTEES has contracted
fer ths twn key hours ffcm Il
,. n = midnight Est an sises
uen 80 over an msior rstio nsts
sefss pith the sscspiien e zee
hour On one chain. q sss learned
la8aY.
The committee already -
touKht the hour from 10 n Il
p N. IN nth the red ant hius
networks q the National Broad
casting company ana the Mutual
nrosdcastinr system Columbia
Rroadeastinr system Tor thst rs-
fled as not available. he Re-
pueiesnz already having signed
fer Il according 10 rsdie souress.
The fan hour from n p n. u
midnight On al major networks
slso hss been tied ur hY Re
Democrats who said q Was -.
pected that President Roosevelt
Nould utilize most 81 the hour fef
: last-mlnute speech % the voters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Arguments Over Police Dept.
Motor Service Man Presented

avsrarv u four TRUSTEES = H.
assigned from among prisoners n
TIE city ali ~ho wash and polish
TIE department car. and meter.
cycles
Savage testified that only shaui
to and enc half hours - ~
daily s.houf shit are devoted T.
meteor service duties. the fest u
ths time goes to care ~ inhaiatofs
Instruction - new patralmvn IN
the Use q the inhalaturs emery
sneY ambulance driving and laas
lng ether assignments ~ emsfFsn.
~ relief In other purely police
positions. such a. jailer and assist.
ant jaiier
Rinkenbergsr testified he hsa
taken the motor services sssmina
ton last May snd had passed q
receive No. 2 position in The
grades. and that he L. nov at ths
head 81 the eligible hat
Couldn't tse rru.tle.
Savage and Chirf i.Angssth and
Capt Tom Ross All testified thai
one service man couldn't take
care Of all police ears IN a day :
shift n the TRUSTEES we're Jeff
out Of the picture They also In.
sisted the TRUSTEES" could not h
used In the garage 20 work unds'
supervision Of n non-police offieei
such a. the motor service man.
Commissioner Eastwood was mol
n witness and did not attend tn
hearing Attorneys agreed to sub
NIT briefs within five days on Ger
tain points OF law involved
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Nearly ll,0OO
Attending u. W.

a fafaf enrolment ~ n .eoo ztss-
asats - forecast todsy - Rekis-
IT. Irxin Hoff 81 me University
= esshlnrtan. Latest registration
azassz nisee N total a. iosoa.
r - II 30 total u r~sched =
81 - : new enrollmsut rernFd
- ysara figure was foh7s r.
Previous sli=fims hiGh wan fearh~d
= 80 ~hen 10 eoa aslldents regis
ssssa fass gear. washinntru sfoe<i
nlafh smoan college. % ths nstinn
"a snfaIIwsuf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
c. C.. Dill Urges
Defeat Of l39

anEnnEEs e. q rii Demo
sfalls eanaidats far governor n
a.fifssses ~ eampslwn nsetinas
afsr ~ Olympic peninsula M
$500 asK.si aefsat % lnitlativ~ -
Dan til ~ listeners ne asfest
II initiative 10 wnaid make Wash
lastaa ~ sieetflesl empire. whieh
- - - - fullest aavantaE< ~
ehsap power - nscome svaiiahi<
ehsn nannsxiiis Grand Ceulee snd
tie uunislpai nisn,s ~ Tseeuas
- Hssflis sfs tisd ,nrrther nsl
sreks - khefassu. Fufhs Pet
knzslzs 81 ssauim THIS w~sk
al hsilssss ths elimination -
nsssfisss hasFss. soa~ aathoFiiisz
- hlsh salaries paid n sppoints~<
= ~ Eavsfnaf eautd give M sfsts
mere HansY n spend ne adeassts
asnsIans ana sesoois Ne declared.
us emphasized ths need fer -
esflmsnfal safk la areatlan n 500
Industries especially mining whieh
saald 80 cheap Northwest ra~er
ulll fald ~ audisasss ~ 49,
- - Olympic I siu bring shoaf
Ffsst chanEr IL hssis sffi ~
EHsaf fsaastisu n state sspensfI-
iafss - - esn havs money fae
sfhsf safthF purposes slrn -
pensions rhs fisst thins - A. =
q get ~ stats ~ sssh nasis snt
silmlnAts ths yearly asnsits-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Mollery Will Speak
At u. G. T. Meeting

Joseph A. Asiiery. police court
Judge and superior court Judge
elect. will bs toastmasisr 81 fsstiTi-
ties following the regular meeting
Of the United Commercial Travel
ers At the Odd Fellows temple.
starting Al .. m Friday Harold
r. Jensen will preside a. the meet
ing. which will be followed with
light refreshments The ladies'
auxiliary viii spend the evening At
cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

A striped yellow cat, frightened
half out Of its senses. came pad
ding down the street. pursued by a
big dog. The cat clawed its way
up a pole.
A pretty commonplace occur
renee. Dog chases cat. Happens
dozens of times every day. But
that was only the beginning. Be-
fore the episode reached a happy
ending. the police department was
called. So was the light depart
ment. And the whole neighborhood
around So. 25th and Ferry st. was
aroused.
Mrs. Anna Eitelgeorge. sitting
in her home at 2512 So. Ferry st.
had happened to see feline scale
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

rhs first day ~ me suta shas
vesk eui ~ tbs saturday. aaa
- dealers shoWrcums Wil - ersn
evenings fef the CnnNsnlshes -
iAase unshls 20 SO ths nsw faFs
curing ths asy An dealers al
- closed Sunday OF "a however
zfhs ebieet % Tits 'cpsn hauss'
i = kise sv~fYuns IN opportunity
T. see Al ~ nev cars aid A =
= Rlshs. chairman ~ ne snuts
mIttss ia charge ~ ~ event
Automobile manufacturer hsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
JOSEPH Ruyo

Joseph Ruvo. so, died Wednesday
at his home. 1911 SO. 1t. he was
born In Italy and had lived in Ia
coma ~ years. coming here from
Denver, Colo. Ruvo was a retired
farmer. He was q member Of 81.
Rita's church. Surviving are his
wife. Antoinette: three sons. Ralph.
Mike and Jerry Of Tacoma. three
daughters. Mrs Rita Fiffles Of
Tacoma. Mrs. Florence Percy of
Ogden. Utah. and Mrs. Angelina
Petrillo OF Denver: rs grandehiI-
dren. and % great-grandehildren.
Cassidy & Allen will announce the
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
THOMAS v. PERKINS

Thomas w. Perkins. 70. died
Wednesday at his home. sl4 Ea.
esd 81. He was a native Of Indiana
and had lived in Tacoma 20 years.
Perkins was a member OF the
|. o. o. y. in Newport. Wash.
He leaves his wife. Nella: a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Marie Walden of Seattle.
and several nieces and nephews.
Piper will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Obituary N Offices
MRS. MARIE WIENER

Mrs. Marie weimer. 43. OF Port
land. Ore. died Wednesday In a
local hospital. She was In Tacoma
visiting her sister. Mrs. Eivina
Hill. Besides her sister. Mrs.
weimer. a native OF Montana,
leaves her husband. John; another
sister. Mrs. Rosa sangary Of Mon
tana. The body was shipped Thurs
day by Cassidy A. Allen TO Port
land for funeral services and
burial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

planned. Betty Bales, Elva Lar
son and Burl Gassoway are in
charge of arrangements.
Church Scene Of Wedding
Miss Velma Madden Mcqueen.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Henry Mcqueen of Sumner, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Marion
Donald Rutter of Seattle, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Rutter of
Spokane, Tuesday evening at
o'clock in the Sumner Methodist
church. Before an altar banked
with white chrysant hemums,
palms and ferns, thanked by
cathedral candles, Rev. w. Paul
Fulmer read the single ring cere-
mony in the presence of $50
guests. The date of the wedding
also marked the 55th wedding
anniversary Of the brides parents.
The bride wore gown of white
taffeta with shoulder length veil
and halo. Her only ornament was
double string of pearls. a gift
from the bridegroom. She carried
a shower bouquet of white gar
denias and loops of white satin
ribbon.
Miss Helen Taylor. maid of
honor, was dressed in blue velvet
with hat to match. her bouquet was
Of pale pink chrysanthemums.
Mrs. william Burk of Stockton,
Calf, was matron of honor, her
gown was of wine velvet with
matching hat and she carried q
bouquet OF gold chrysanthemums
The best man was Mr.. o. G
Williamson of Seattle. Mr.. Ran
som Convis and Mr.. Robert Con.
rad of Seattle were ushers. Mis-
Ellen Boyd Of Puyallup. dressed In
wine velvet with matching hat
lighted the candles with a taper
concealed ia a bouquet of gold
chrysanthemums. Mrs. Henri
Barnes Of Puyallup played th'
organ and accompanied Miss Low
ella Blue who played a violir
obligato. The Rosary" and .
Love You Truly"
After the ceremony a reception
was held in the church parior
The room was decorated with fal
flowers and ferns. Serving werl
Mrs. d. w. williams and Mis-
Alice Rockwsy, assisted by Mis-
Sarah Jane Boyd and Mrs. Ben
famine Vertrees of Seattle AM
Miss Eileen Msloney Of Puyallup
Miss Rowena Tarbox assisted II
receiving the guests. Miss Bett.
Ann Hull. niece Of the bride
passed the groom's cake.
The brides mother wore win
crepe. matching hat and corsag
Of gsrdenias and bronze rosebudi
The bridegroom's mother chos
blue lace with blue hat and cor
sage Of gardeniss and pink rose
buds.
For travelling the bride wore
black tailored suit. black fur ia
with matching muff and q corzag
Of pink rosebuds. After . shol
wedding tnp the new home wi
be established in Sumner.
Miss Lee Recent Bride
White dahlias, ferns and palm
fornnad the altar for the cerennon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
EIths.x c.lsss<l-AsA YssI I'm, % Il
Bed N he MsrninS Rzrin' ts &c

Ths liver shoald pour pinfs Of be 5alas
INTO your bowels every day. IL tks blAs i
sr-f- u nay just decay IN The bossiz Thsa
zza hloafs - your stonuaeh. Iou get eon-
atipated. Yea feel sour. Eank and the sorid
lockH punk.
Il tskes thoss god. ed Carers Iztfie
Liver Pills % get thess pinss II bic fo~-
Get . pa1kars today. Tsks a. directed.
Amazing in rnAlcnx BILE fog freely AK
for C4xt<xs Lnis Ltvex PllG. 10 An1 zs<.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
GEORGE cHupLEIGm

George chudleigh. 5s. OF 213 So.
18th ST.. died Thursday In a local
hospital. Chudleigh. a painter and
paper hanger. was native Of
Cornwall. Eng. He leaves his wife.
Matilda; a son. Harry OF the u. s,
navy. and three sisters and two
brothers in England. chudleiRh.
who served with the Canadian
army during the World war had
lived in Tacoma 80 years. Mellln-
ger will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

Maybe a motor service man I'll
find full tlmv job tending the
1e motor cars and five motorcycles
in the police department garage
and mAyb~ not
The eitys civil service commits
sion heard rather elaborate srE'l=
ments on all sides Of the question
At a hearing "Wednesday evening
on the claim Of Edward G Rink
enherger Jr for the position and
compensation.
While the commission viii not
hand down = decision for several
days. the position at the end II
the hearing was this
Chief Of Police Einar iangseth
We've got 10 have a police
officer In that garage whether
there's y motor service man there
or not We're short At least 30
men IN the department now. m.n
We can't get because the budget
won't stand any increase I don't
know how we're going 10 put on =
service man n we cant have any
more patrolmen."
Quinn Confident
Eddie Quinn. business agent for
the Garage Employees union =
We'll have a man In that job.
there's n job there and well put
man In a."
A. NJ. Dabroe. representative OF
the Municipal Civil Service league
We started this a. a test 10 see
whether there In motor service
mans position there. We don't
care one way or the other. but =
decision will clear up n point Of
controversy"
Branded as a friendly" action.
the claim OF Rinkenbergcr was
based on showing that Roscoe
Savage. holding q police patrol.
/ mans rating under civil service.
and appointed head patrol driver
under the departments table OF
organization. actually performs
motor service mans duties in I'D.
dition 10 purely police work re.
quired Of him.
Average of -Four
Testimony showed that Savage
a. head patrol driver bossss an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Cat Put on Good Show, Even
HLight Dept. Is Doubtful

the pole. Slightly interested In the
animals welfare and glaring lit
tie at the dog yapping at the
base Of the pole, Mrs. Eitelgeorge
watched as the harried cat kept
climbing.
The cat reached the cross
bars at the top Of the pole.
stepped out on some wires and
Immediately became. a. Mrs.
Eitelgeorge said. "as stiff a.
n board"
Mrs. Eitelgeorge promptly called
the light department. which. rather
callously, didn't seem to take much
interest In the matter. one way or
another. Yes. of course. madam.
Wen send a man around some
time today"
Mrs. Eitelgeorge. not satisfied at
all, called the police. They said
they would stir up the light de-
partment.
Still waiting for the light de-
partment man TO arrive a couple
of hours later, Mrs. Eitelgeorge
suddenly was dumbfounded To see
the cat move. nonchalantly descend
to the street. whereupon the dog
mysteriously appeared and again
gave chase. The cat this time took
refuge in a tree.
And just about then the
light department man came
along. He saw no sign Of q
cat, "stiff as n board atop Of
n light pole.
! He determined that the light pole
wasn't light pole at all, but a
telephone pole. He drove away,
thinking his own dark thoughts.
After a time, when the dog had
indeed gone, the cat came down
out of the tree and went on about
its business. And Mrs Eitelgeorge
called The Times. She wanted the
light department to know that she
hadn't been pulling its leg"
All right, Mrs. Eitelgeorge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

George A. schwartz Friday. ;
p. m. from Pipers chapel: Rev.
Ernest Barber officiating. burial
Mountain View burial park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Tacoma Automobile Dealers
To Observe Open House Week
All Soles Rooms 10 Be Open Evenings
For Convenience OF the Motoring Public

Coincidenial with the New York Automobile SHOW IA.
coma automobile dealers have scheduled look Em Over
Week Tor the week II OF / u according ~ A.
Dee Sanford president of the Tacoma Automobile Dealers
association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Sumner Youth
Drive Oct. Is
Funds to Aid Six
Organizations

SUMNER Plans we're com.
rleted for the Sumner Youth Fund
Drive at a dinner meeting at n,
Wife's cafe Wednesday evening
The drive viii run through the
week Of Oct Is. A goal Of 81 500
Is set for Sumner Organizations
benefiting from this drive are Bo,
Scouts. Girl Scouts. Red Cross
underprivileged Children. Y. II
c. A. and MIX Fund. Fred Rock
way. Everett Wadsworth and Mrs
Alex Patterson will direct the
drive, assisted by Charles Beaver.
Wade Calavsn. Cecil Tribou. Fred
Tebb, Leonard Fox. Kenneth Hol-
hngsworth. Frank chervenka.
Dean Taylor and Mesdames Rob-
ert Langdon, Emory Funk. Elmer
Ward. Fred Pyfer. Everett MeCol-
ley. C. E. Richardson. Fred Rock.
way. Roy Ingalls,.
Sumner Y. NJ. B. c. is sponsor
Ing show. 'Bubbling Over. oct.
10 and IL in the high school audi
forum. Proceeds viii go to the
Sumner Youth movement.
Miss Jerry Morgan is directing
Her cast includes Dick Usher.
Pauline Martin. Paul Burrell.
Elenor Hurd, DR.. Andrews. Edna
Nhitlock. Betty Bradshaw and
Doris O'Neil.
The Sumner Bulb Growers as
sociation shipped the last car of
bulbs Tuesday. This is a total of
IS cars for 1910. almost one-third
more than last year. Iris. narcis-
sus and tulip bulbs were included
in the shipments. The price has
remained good and the prospects
for next season the best ever.
Sumner PIT. A. held recep-
ton for the teachers Tuesday eve
ming In the high school auditori-
UNI. More than $50 parents and
friends attended. After a short
business meeting Mrs. Emory
Funk, president. introduced the
principals, who in turn introduced
the teachers on their stats. Pro-
gram numbers included vocal Sc
lections by Mrs. Albert Mccoy,
accompanied by Mrs. Lloyd Voiles:
a one-act play by the dramatic
class of the junior high school.
directed by Miss Ruth Moline. en-
titled, "A Second Cup of Coffee"
and piano solo by Miss Jane
Hines Of Tacoma. Refreshments
were served with Mrs. Harry
sager as chairman of the COM
mittee.
The Sumner Christian Ender ''oi
society will sponsor its AM ial
Round the World Social Oct. 16
ut $50 p. m. in the dining room
of the Christian church. Food viii
be typical of Italy, Spain. China,
Hawaii, Sweden and the u. S. A.
An excellent program is being