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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-07-11

which was all but approximately four
individuals who would like to have but
could mot attend.
The service was simple but lovely
and the music was beautiful and
peaceful.
Those who served as palYbearers
were Joe's closest friends on the job,
namely: Lester Harp of Spokane, Carl
Peterson, Merle Kinder, Richard Smart
Rolf Jurgensen and Robert Jones all
of Wilbur, Wash.
All contributed towards the floral
offering here and the one arranged
for in Spokane, namely:
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Kinder, Mr..
and Mrs. Rolf Jurgensen, Carl Peter.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cowie, Robert
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. A N Bearden,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Munter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Jelburn, Archie Camenon,
Ross Cameron, Robert Simmons, Les.
ter Harp, Paul lHarbison, Mr. and Mrs.
Len Gustafson, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Smart, Pat Higgins, Kenneth Slower,
Mr.. and Mrs. L R Simmons, Herbert
Garrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 70.
com, MI. and Mrs. Russell Olson,
Doctor, ambulance, and hospital ex-
penses have been taken care of by
the National Hospital association.
An investigation is being made
about the coin purse which we believe
Joe had when he was removed from
tho cottage, and which was not seen
again. We don't know whether or not
he had any money in it, but we felt
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satisfy said judgment, to.wit:
FREE CosMETIos

satisfy said judgment, to-wit:
Lots Is and 16, Block IL.
Original Townsite of Grand Cou-
lee. according to the plat thereof
filed September IL, 1888, SUBJ
jeot to Government right of way
for canals and bitches, if any,
and subject to- any unpaid taxes.
Now Therefore. Notice is Hereby
Given, That on Saturday the 10th day
of August, A. D. 1910, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of said day, will sell
the above described property or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said Judgment, together with
attorneys fees, interest, costs and
increased costs, in all amounting to
the sum Of Two thousand, one hundred
thirty-five and 15/100 Dollars, plus
Sheriff IS increased costs.
Said sale will take place at the
front door Of the Court House at
Ephrata, in said County and State,
and will be at public auction, for cash
i'm hand to the highest and best bid
der.
Dated at Ephrata. WASH, this 9th
day of July, A. D.194O.
GORDON NICKs,
Sheriff.
Pub. July II, 1S, Is, Aug. l, 8.
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lhome of her parents MIR. and Mrs. Paul
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Chappell of Tiet-
on were here last week.
Judge E. w. Schellenbach was bus
i mess visitor in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Sanken, Paul
Neihart and Pauline Wilburn went to
Standpoint for the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Twining and Tom.
my left Monday for months vacation
lin California.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer DeBolt and
Mr.. and Mrs. H W Pyies went to Mes
pelem the Fourth enjoying the rodeo'
Pauline Wilburn went to Wenatchee
Monday.
Mrs. Paul Closing and Thelma Pugh
visited in st. Andrews Friday evening.
Mr.. an Mrs. Lester Hinlin of Omak
formerly of Coulee City were here Tue
sday to attend the funeral of Joe
Swank.
Mss Emily O'Neil daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer O'Neal formerly OF
Coulee City was here Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of ice Swank.
Mr.. and Mrs. L Tucker left on a
vacation trip Monday part Of it to
be spent in Ellensburg at the john
Howell home
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Gilbert and child
rem and Mrs Lena Gregg spent the
Fourth at the home of Mr. and Mrs
CLYDE Gilbert at Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Hilson and child
rem enjoyed an outing at Curlew Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs L g Kicks spent the
Fourth at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
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TELLS OF DEATH

The following letter was written
to Mr.. and Mrs N. D. Swank by Mr..
and Mrs Russell Olson of Butte Falls.
Oregon, employers of Joseph Swank,
who passed away at that place last
week:
Dear Mr.. and Mrs. swank and fam.
lily:
We know that Joe's passing must
have been great shock to you as it
was to all of us who knew him. We
have felt the vacancy left by his pass
ing and deeply wish that it might not
have been, as he was highly regarded
among us.
Joe had mentioned that he wasn't
feeling quite as well as usual on Wed
nesday morning, July 3rd, but was
not feeling badly enough to think
much about it. He was in the cottage
alone at Fountain auto park where he
and several other boys were staying
when the attack came shortly before
2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
He called for help and some Of his
friends hurried into the cottage and
found that he had fallen to the floor.
He was removed to cot on the porch
and DR.. Thorsenberg of Grants Pass
was called Immediately. Joe passed
AWAY about quarter after five in
Josephine County hospital. Death was
caused by celebral hemmorhage, to-
gether with stroke. We don y believe
that Joe suffered a great deal, which
surely is a relief to us all.
We are very sorry that word didn't
get through to you right away, how
ever. telegram was sent immediately.
All of Joe's friends with whom he
worked felt that some tribute should
be paid him, and last evening, at 1880,
before he departed for Spokane, we
all gathered in the chapel Of Hull &
Hull, in whose care Joe's body was
entrusted, to pay our respects DO him.
Rev L. D. Hall. Full Gospel minis
ter. from Grants Pass, officiated, and
everyone in attendance commented on
the lovely talk he made. There were
23 of Joe's friends i'm attendance,
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ORDINANCE NO. 1872

An Ordinance providing for the
construction and operation Of sew
er collection and disposal system,
and providing for the collection of
charges and costs for the privilege Of
connecting with such sewerage col
lection and disposal system. providing
for the payment of such charges and
costs and regulating the use of such
sewerage collection and disposal sys-
tenn.
Be it ordained by the Town Council
of the Town Of Coulee City:
Section 1. That there shall be
charged by the Town of Coulee City,
and paid to the proper office thereof
by such user who shall join to OF
connect with the sewerage collection
and disposal system for the Town of
Coulee City, minimum fee or charge
Of twenty-five Dollars for such con-
nection Of not exceeding four inches
in diameter, internal measurements;
provided, that such minimum fee or
charge. shall cover not exceeding four
fixtures in one building on the prem.
ises, and that for each additional fix.
ture, whether in the same building or
in separate buildings, the sum of
1.-TWO Dollars shall be paid; provided,
that where any fee or charge for
the privilege of connecting with or
Joining to the sewerage collection and
disposal system now in existence in
the Town of Coulee City, has been
paid covering any lot, then no fur.
Their fee or charge shall be again
charged for the continuance of such
| connection or use.
Section 3, That in consideration Of
the payment of the above connection,
fee or charge, that the Town of Cou.
lee City will install the necessary
! connection unit at the sewer line tt
which the user shall join his own
sewer line or pipe. That the deter
mination Of the place where such
, connection shall be made shall be de-
termined exclusively by the Town of
Coulee City, through its proper off,
GERS and employees.
Section 3. That i'm the event q con-
nection greater than four inches, dia-
meter of pipe, internal measurements,
is required. then such user shall make
application to the Town Council for
the determination Of the fee or charge
to be made for such connection, and
upon the payment of such fee the
town shall install the connection unit
on the main sewer line in the same
manner as provided in Section 2
hereof.
Approved:
MARTIN Guessing,
| Mayor Pro tenn. ~
Attest:
! T. H. TWINING, Clerk.
Approved as to form by: Allen
Spratlin, Attorney.
Published in the Ooulee City Dis
patch July IL, 1910,
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Small Used Piano

Small piano to be repoasessed in
this vicinity and may be seen here
Will sell for small balance and accept
SIS per month or discount for cash.
Write for address and further part1-
culars. Credit Dept, Hollenback Pl-
ano Co., Spokane, Wash. adv.
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Defendant.
Under and by virtue of an order of
Sale issued out of and under the seal
of the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, holding terms at Ephrata,
in and for said County. on the 9th
day of July, A. D. 1910, upon judg-
ment rendered in said Court ON the
9th day of July, A. D. 1910, in favor
Of Hartung & Hansen, Inc, Cor
poration, and against r. L. Lee, also
known as Robert L. Lee, for the sunni
of One thousand. nine hundred eighty.
seven and 37/10O Dollars, together
with attorneys fees, interest, costs
and increased costs, and to me directed
and delivered, commanding me to sell
the following described property to
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Frayne Whitelock at the dam.
Dean Pugh who is with the Zeib-
arth Construction Company at Bengen.
Washington spent the week end at the
A. d. Pugh home.
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SUNDAY MON. Tus

that it should be among his personal
effects. IF it is located, we will see
that it is forwarded to you.
With deepest sympathy from all in
your very great loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Olson
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Cause No. 1921
NOTICE OF sFIERIFF's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE UNDER
ORDER OF SALE
In the Superior Count of the State
OF Washington, for Grant County.
HARTUNG & HANSEN, INC,
a corporation,
Plaintiff,
VI,
R. L. LEE. also known as Robert
L. Lee,
r.
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Security State Bank

Wash Federal Reserve System at the
business 29th 1940 published accordance with eau
Banking Washngton and the Federal Reserve
Bank district of the Federal Reserve Act
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of Washington, County of Grant,
subscribed July 1910,
am this
(sEAI) ALLEN sPRATp.IN Notary Public
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
LIGA AMERICANA

res desafios sc efectuaron
ay| /. Whitehead, Ell pitcher de
los Rrowns de San Luis, dome-
NO DIR complete a los Tigres Dc
Def cit y les dAl6 sin hits y sin
ca reras.
Bridges lanz6 en- buena for :
n, tolerando solo cinco hits,
pero lie TOGO perder. Los Tigres
habian ganado Ell primer juego,
con Rowe de pitcher. La hazasa
de Whitehead, sin embargo, So
10 tuvo una duraci6n de seis III
nings, no de nueve. Rowe"alcan
z6 su decima victoria, Con solo
dos derrotas.
Detroit Sc, 12h, lie; San Luis
&c, 6h, lie.
Detroit Oc, Oh, 2e; San Luis
4c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
UN NUEVO CONVENE CO.
MERCIAL ENTIRE Ell So
WET Y A UNID0S

Washington, ANosto 6.-Ur
nuevo convenio comerci9l e cor
Icsrtara entire Rusi@ y Estadas
Tnidcs para sustitir ell que hos
finaliza.
las negociaciones Sc ~verifican
en- MoNcu Y han progresado NIL
cho Ell los dltimos dias.
Todo indica que las dificulta-
des producidas por ell reciente
discurso de Molotoff han sido
allanadas.
FL Subsecretario Welles esti.
ma que ell nuevo convenio Sc da.
ra a conOcer EN- las venideres
Semanas.
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
Yonrg Women's Club

Las integrantes &; esta sim
patica entidad social ce' braran
esta noche, a las Z, un "swimm-
ing Party en- la bonita playa
artificial de Sulphur Springs.
Tienen a su cargo los prep
rativos de la fiesta. las sonora
P. C. Scaglione, j. Peliegrino Y
M. Claustre.
Sera exclusivamente para los
miembros Y sus dates. Sc reu
niran en- la residencia de la Sc
nora M. Claustre, 211S de la a.
venida de Nebraska, Y de ali.
partiran para ell lugar mas arr!
ba indicado.
La gaceta., 1940-08-06

compahercS sirviendo como
guardianes del "trafico" en- los
alrededores de las escuelas.
Esta fiesta, que tiene todas
nuestras simpatias, Sc verifica-
ra en- los salones de la sociedad
l0ir:ulo Cubano.
Dos populares orquestas ten
dram a su cargo los bailab'es,
Den Francisco" Y LA Tropi
cal"
Sc pagsr por la entrada 25 '
30 saptavos.
tvuda al mayer exito De esta
fiesta Y hara una gran obra.
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
De ia Fraternidad

Muy activiaWente estan labo-
rando las dist as comisiones
epcargadas de h reparaci0n
d Indoor Picnid que efec :
tiara la Sociedad de Socorrcs
pMutuoS GA Fraternidad," el
domingo Is del mes en- curse,
n los salones de la Sociedad S.
NJ. Italia, Gale Diecinueve y &c
tava avanida.
La fiesta comenzara con un
suculento almuerzo, que Sc ser
vira a las doce Y media del dia.
Por la tarde habra bale con
dos orquestas, Sonora" Y "Do1
Francisco extendiendose haSsa
las ocho Y media de la noche.
Entrada y almuerzo $1.0o;
entrada solamente 25c las da-
mas y 40 los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1940-08-06

DO de. aviaci6n, destacadoa IN
MacDN Field, pero aver Sc CO.
mum 1egae Tallahassee og~
.loy prohibe tai privilegiO. Estos
~'onifi7a Que los ofioiales, cla-
ses y soldados tendran que COM
~ ,hApas de eis meses.
Ca}oflaSe que con las tropas
vinieron a Tampa mas de 200
AUTOMOBILES particulars.
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
EmpezGrd hoy

Despues de dos semanas de
bien ganadas vacaciones en- ia
vecina ciudad de Miami, Acorn
Danedo de sus familiares regre-
g e. apreciado galeno DIR. IS
mael Angulo.
S'ag6n sc nos informa, en- la
tarde de hoy empezara a hacer-
sc cargo de su numerOsa Glen
tela.
Ell DIR. Angulo presta sus ser
vicios PROFESSIONALS a las soc:e-
dades Centre Espanol, Centre
tauriano, y ia Policlinica."
Mucho Sc alegraran sus ellen
ties.
La gaceta., 1940-08-06

cuerpo de bomberos = IN 6mni.
bus, sVA.lendo graves heridas
los ciudadanos Armando Rose
ll6 y Pedro Montero. Acudia ell
cxtinguidor a una alarma de in
cendio y lievaba tai velccidsd
que no pudo contener ID mar
cha. Los heridos fueron assist
dos en- el he. pital de Emergen-
cha,
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
KIDNEY STAeNATI0H
IS WORSE THAN
CONSTIPATION!


No other organ in your BODY - q
more Importance than your Kidneys. for
IN your Kidneys there are nine minion
tuhea which must work day and night -
filtev he fluids and keep the system fires
from wastes, aeida. polsons which, y per.
mlttad 70 remain, may cause serious kloneB
and bladdar troubles.
Il = no wonder thea hat Natars
oftsns calls for halD 70 clean out tne
kianeys, 80 II 0 arr trouhled vita
Cetting-Up-Nightn. Leg Pains. backnehs.
Nsrvons Headache. Dizzlnes or Loss o.
Rnsrgy, due 70 functional kidney disordeEAs
ery KIDANs, The famous kidney remeey.
whleh aids Mature 10 fiaah out The kid-
Rsyn, 70 filter all wasteA 70 prevent Mo
ney s~tagnaton.
KIDANs e Safe and nsliabls. Thoos
pands report entire nAtlgtaetion. IAken
according 70 diFeetlons, KIDANa VIII give
wlanaid results. Try UDANs. Buy y ae
eur Special Priea Offer % y boxea. Oee
enc kox. n not satisfied. Feturn unopens4
hmS sd en- IouR nohIN bACk-
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
Balloon Dance

Balloon Dance
Els este ell nombre que llevara
la fiesta que e~fectuaran Ell saba
do II del preSente mes los COM
ponentes de la entidad social
Tampa Youth Club" integra :
da por jovencitOs de nuestras es
cuelas pGblicas.
Tiene por origen esta fiesta
ell recabar fondos para socorrsr
a los ninos que cuidan de sus
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
NUIAN SW1Al E

vaba ell nombre de CuSumano y
es hija de los esposos Mario Gu
sumano Y Sra, con domicilio Ell
e. 2110 de la LA. Avenida.
e. e..:giio lie su ccraz6n es
hijo de los evpogos Henry Alva
rez, con residential en- el 2205
de la Gale Is.
Fijsran su domiciiio en- esta
localidad.
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
ID QUE PAGAR LAS


La Camara de Concrete dc
habia pedido al Nego :
ciado de Vehiculos del Estado
que no cobrara las licencias de
los automobiles, por este aho, =
los oficiales y alistados del cuer
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
Rcota' lecido

Daspu6s de haber estado r.
lido en- Su hoyar por espaeio
de- varias semanas, ha regresa-
T. comp,etamente restablec;do
a SD delicado puesto de farma-
oertico del Dispensario del c.
Cubano, ell DIR. Isidro Casalins.
E DIR. Casalins desempena un
importante cargo desde haoe
muchos amos Y ha sabido captal
SO las simpatias de todos por 81
enable trato y extensos conoci.
lmientos.
Es un placer volverlo a yer
en- el Dispensario del Circulo
Cubano.
La gaceta., 1940-08-06

aver la bonita Y chistosa come
dia EN- I'm burro tres baturros'
salieron encantados de ella por
Su Interpretation.
Hoy Y manana volvera a repe
.irse la exhibition.
No leje de verla.
La gaceta., 1940-08-06

Ostermueller limito a siete
los hits de los campeones, de
los Yankees, y los Medals Rojas
dieron otro paso de avance.
Joe Di Maggie impulse la ami
ca carrera de los neoyorquinos,
con I'm hit. Jimmy Fox descar-
20 su wgesimo quinto jonron
del aiO.
New York lie, III, lie; Boston
&c, 10h, 1e
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
CHOQUE DE UN EXTINGUI
DOR QUIMICO Y UN AU-
TOBUS

Habana, aTosto EN- la es-
quina de BelaScoain Y Concor :
dia chocaron en- la manana de
hoy un extinguidor quimico del
La gaceta., 1940-08-06

Mel Harder limit6 a cinco los
hits del Chicago, mientras los
Tndios bateaban IL, hacia 10 ca
rreras y retornaban al primer
lugar. Mike Kreevich dispar6
an cuadrangular y do a los Ne
dias Blancas su MICA carrera.
cleveland 1Oc, 12h, lie; Chi
cago 1c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-08-06
De regreso

Despues de una larga excur-
sion por distintas ciudades del
Norte Y ell Sur, regresaron a es-
ia en- dias pasados los nuevos
espoSos Jennie Y Henry Alya-
rez, distinguish parejita que
contrajo matrimonio Ell dfa
del pasado JUNO.
La Sra. Alvarez de soltera lie
La gaceta., 1940-08-06

TectrO Casino
Todos los cue tuvieron la O.
pOrtunidad de yer en- Ell dia de
Evening star., 1940-02-16

the Social Security Act. He SUBJ
mitted, among other evidence, a
long list of statements from Wiscon-
sin employers as to what they were
doing to stabilize employment as a
result of Wisconsin's jobless aid pro-
gram. which includes an employer
rating system.
Among the letters presented to the
Senate committee by Mr.. Raushen-
bush was one from q Racine, Wis.
company. which wrote:
due to a difficult situation exist
ing in one department, which works
only about six months OF the year,
we are one Of that group Of en-
ployers whose rate was raised at the
first Of this year. This has served
to bring home to us the incentive
feature Of the law. This has caused
us to redouble the efforts which we
have made during the past few years
along the following lines:
Better planning Of production
has enabled us to operate two de-
partments Of the plant for over
two years now without any layon
OF regular help. Capitalization Of
employment control has permitted
us to transfer from one department
to another instead Of laying on as
might have been the case II we had
not been watching the situation
so carefully.
Several Of our people have been
trained In two departments with the
result that some Of them have had
steady work the year around ScR
the drst time u several years."
Evening star., 1940-02-16
President S Cup Regatta j
Association Names Remon

John A. Remon, telephone COM
pany official, last night was re-
elected head of the Presidents Cup
Regatta Association at the groups
annual meeting In the Willard Hotel.
Following election of officers, the
directors met to draw up prehmi-
nary plans for the 1910 regatta,
September IA, IS and 20, 81 and %.
Also reelected were R. Lyman
Sexton, vice president; Harry P.
Somerville, executive secretary:
Robert v. Fleming, treasurer, and
James A. Councillor, controller.
Named to the Board of Directors.
In addition to the officers, were Ed
ward G. Baltz, DR.. G. Bache Gill,
William c. Shelton. B. M. McKelway
L. Gordon Leech, Thomas E. Lddge
and Col. r. S. Thomas.
Evening star., 1940-02-16
More Housing Bonds Seen
After u. ). H. 4. Issue

The United States Housing Au-
thority anticipated today that new
issues of long-term bonds will be
offered for sale by additional local
housing authorities within the next
two months.
The successful sale Of the first
issue by four authorities pointed the
way, Administrator Nathan Straus
said yesterday, to general broaden
ing of the new financial program
that would permit investment of per-
haps $400 900 900 of private capital in
slum clearance and low-rent housing
projects.
The four local authorities floated
81 ,681 900 Of long time, tax-free
bonds to finance from 10 to Is per
cent of the cost of $8,070,0OQ of
projects. Heretofore local authorities
have borrowed 80 per cent of the
cost of project construction from
the Government at an average of
3 per cent to 3h per cent interest.
The sale of notes to private in
vestors brought an average reduc-
ton Of 2s Of l per cent in the
interest rate.
The bond sales were: Syracuse,
N. Y. $685., 900 (26 years maturity
at less than 3 per cent interest.
Allentown, Pa, $342, 900 (26 years.
2.57 per cent.
Utica, N. Y, $4,000 CT years.
2.70 per cent.
st. Petersburgh, Fla, $104, 900. 15
years., 266 per cent.
Evening star., 1940-02-16
New York Pythions
To Join Exercises Here

A delegation OF 400 members Of
the knights of Pythias from New
York City will arrive at Union Sta
ton at 2 pm. tomorrow. The dele
cation is coming here to celebrate
the 18th anniversary of the founding
of the order.
Headquarters of the New York
delegation will be at the Ambassador
Hotel, where a banquet and dance
will be held tomorrow night.
Memorial services will be held at
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
in Arlington National Cemetery at
2 pm. Sunday. . After the services
members of the order will 60 to the
Lincoln Memorial for commemora-
ton exercises. Lincoln was Presi-
dent when the order was founded in
Washington.
The delegation will attend the
opening of the 18th annual session
of the Grand Lodge of Washington
Monday night at the Pythian Tenn
pie, 1912 Ninth street NV, and will
leave at midnight to return to New
York.
Evening star., 1940-02-16

may lead to gradual defamation
of its reserves. It says that while
on July l, 1888, of those employer
reserve accounts into which con-
tributions had been paid for 21a
years, and benefits withdrawn for
one-half year, less than / per cent
had drawn out over half the con-
tributions; that of the accounts with
3h years contributions and lH
years benefits IL per cent have
used over half the funds, and that
for those of the longest experience,
four years Of contributions and two
years of benefits, 81 per cent had
withdrawn over half their contribu-
tions in benefits.
The annual report of the Social
Security Board for the last fiscal
year shows that for Wisconsin bene-
At charges for the 1889 fiscal year.
ended last June 80, amounted to
$6,26l 900, whereas funds available
for benefits as Of June 80, 1889,
amounted to $43,742 900. It is cal
culated that as OF the last fiscal
year, wisconsin used 37.5 per cent
Of It's total collections for the year
in benefit payments.
Wisconsin Evidence Submitted.
An outstanding proponent Of the
employer experience rating system Is
Paul A. Raushenbnsh, director Of the
Unemployment Department Of the
Industrial Commission Of Wiscon-
SIN, who testified last June before
the Senate Finance COMMITTEES when
It Was conSidering a1aeudments e
Evening star., 1940-02-16
Five Marriages
Two Other RooseveIts
Hove Been Divorced
By the Associated Press

~ the ASSOCIATED PreSS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-The
romances of President Roosevelt s
children five times have resulted in
marriages, twice in divorce and re-
marriage, and now once again in
divorce action. The record:
James.
The eldest son married Betsey
Gushing, daughter of DR.. Harvey
Gushing, famous brain surgeon, in
June. 1890; yesterday in Los Angeles
he filed for divorce, charging deser-
ton; they have two children.
Elliott.
Married Ruth Googins July %,
1888, following his divorce from his
first wife. Elizabeth Browning Dom
ner. after a marriage which lasted
a little more than year: he has
one son by his first wife, a son and
a daughter by his second.
Franklin, Jr.
Married Ethel du Pont June, 1887;
one child, Franklin D. Roosevelt, III.
John.
Married Anne Lindsay Clark June,
1888: no children.
Anna.
Married Curtis Bean Dali June,
1926; divorced July 80, 1894; married
John Boettiger January 18, 1885;
she and Mr.. Dali had two children.
Anna and Curtis. the White House
"Sistie and Buzzie" combination; she
has a son by her second marriage.