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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01

the weight of one Is twice that Of his
brother. Where one animal is puny
and underdeveloped, the second is
fat and sleek and full OF vitality.
What has produced such differ
ence in weight and general physical
well-being? Merely slight differ
ence in diet. The two rats have
lived under identically the same
conditions, but the smaller animal
on the left has received food lack
ing in sufficient vitamins, while the
other rat has been fed the same diet,
reinforced with vitamins.
If a well-balanced food ration is
vital to the health of animals, how
much more vital it must be for
human beings. Surely the lesson is
plain to see. If mother wants her
children to thrive she must feed
them adequately. The child who is
receiving a diet lacking in vitamins
has no chance to grow and develop
properly. Nor will the adult on de-
fieient diet attain or maintain opti-
mum health.
EDITORS NOTE: To plan diet
wisely. to recognize the foods rich in
important food elements, we must
learn to utilize the discoveries
Of science. We must keep abreast
Of the newer knowledge of nutrition
as it is presented by wise, unbiased
interpreters such as G.. Houston
Geudiss, nationally known food au-
thority, who each week offers his
'What to Eat and Why" column in
this newspaper. In this column Mr..
Goudiss translates the latest devel-
opnients into simple, non-technical
language. BY following his articles
regularly, it is easy 10 keep in step
with the most up-to-date findings of
nutritional science
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01

SENATE STREAMLINER = RAN
modernization is one of the Invest in
dustrial topics of the times, from
cross country trains to street cars. :
but the first subway line to &c 100
Ger cent modern with the new rubber
sandwich wheels developed by CO.
operative rapid transit research pro
gram is, oddly enough, the world e
shcrtest--the famous Senate Subway
which shuttles solons and their aides
along the 750-foot tunnel between the
Capitol and Senate Office building in
Washington. Like equipment on many
a line, its two memorial cars had
served for 20 years with only routine
attention. Recently, however, their
noisiness drowned out senatorial con
versation, and Akron experts were
called on to develop special rubber
sandwich wheels. Like youngster
with new red wagon, Senator Vince.
Ell of Montana rode back and forth
for an hour with his old high school
pal, Goodrich Vice President J. N.
Connors, who has charge Of the new
rubber development, when the job
was ready And Senator Wiley Of Wis
consn demonstrated the smoothness
of the ride by balancing a glass of his
home state S milk en- route to the
Capitol.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01
RIGHT OUT'OF THE AIR
By EARLE FERRIS

Thursday night Music lIall broad
cast for the first time recently.
Needless to point out, the Music
Hall is one of Gary's favorite pro-
grams. He confessed to his dad he
liked it as well as the Lone Ranger!
Kate Smith likes to joke on the
air about being the best ski-tum-.
bier in the country. However, in
reality the recommendation is
one of the nations most adept
ladies' ON skis.
Basil Rathbone, star of the
Sherlock Holmes" programs heard
over the NBC-Blue network and
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01
HartIine News

The Presidents birthday bail,
sponsored by Blind Springs Grange,
enjoyed large attendance, "a tick
cts being sold. AS local chairman, l
wish to thank the Grange for sponsor
ing the dance, and also all who sup
ported it by their attendance.-Mrs.
j. F.. Underwood.
Miss Helen Kelley, who attends
business college in Spokane, spent The
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. Kelley, and also attended
the President IS ball.
Mrs. j. E. Underwood and daugh-
ter, Mrs III G Kephart, have gone to
Soap Lake for two weeks in order
that Mrs. Kephart can take medical
treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson and son
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlan Cline Saturday evening.
Bob Kelley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kelley, was operated On Tues
day at Spokane hospital for appen-
dieitis. We are glad to report Bob Is
getting along nicely.
Donald Underwood of Spokane
spent the week end with his parents.
and also attended the President s
ball.
School was closed Tuesday at noon.
as the pump was broken. Glasses were
resumed Wednesday.
Mrs. Jimm Jess of Coulee City was
a Hartline caller Tuesday.
Mrs ODDS Higginbotham and Mrs
George Higginbotham were Almira
business callers Monday.
CiiAdDcl iCAcAUCiEol 10 Noi hiii {
for Mrs. Cook at Coulee City.
Methodist Aid is sponsoring the
"galIoping teas" again. They sur
prised Mrs. A. j. Friedrich Tuesday
Vernon Haase made a business trip
to the dam Tuesday
Vesta Carlson is employed by Mrs
Earl Kirkland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Inks and chill
dren aud Clair Kephart called Oh
Mrs. H. c. Kephart Tuesday. They
were enroute to the dam from Spo.
kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. T R Higginbothan
were Spokane business callers tbs
first of the week.
There were ten tables in play al
the PIT. A. pinochle party Wednes
day night at the Grange hall. Wealth
er conditions and sickness kept sever.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01

surprise visits to look over payroll
records Of employers. Heretofore the
collections under this act have not
been checked into on wide scale,
although white collar WPA workers
have been used in efforts to increase
income tax collections. Thus far. the
visits seem to be on ratker hlt-or-
miss basis. 1t is understood that the
agents often act on tips from dis
charged employees, though naturally the
source of such tips is not officially
revealed.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01


cast concert appe arances m
western cities. Bakers decision to
complement his radio work with
the concert stage marks one OF
the few times personality has
progressed to that medium direct
ly from the airlsnes
Allen Prescott, noted comic who
served as guest master of cereno-
MES on the Sunday night Hour Of
Charm when it was heard from
Miami and Birmingham. Ala, laid
claim to the title of radios busiest
man., training and planning to the
two cities from New York and
rushing back to make his own pre-.
grams and series of recordlncs
Gary Crosby, five-year-old ION
OF Bing Crosby, saw his fatt,ar5
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01

THINGS TO WATCH FOR -
Noiseless adding machines, to match
noiseless typewriters. :, shaving soap
containing soya bean extract, to stop
bleeding from razor hicks. auto
mudguard with sandbox, operated by
driver, to sprinkle sand over wheels
in slippery spots. steering wheel
that can be raised or lowered to suit
girth of the driver.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01
Tests Prove The
Power Of Food
Demonstrate a Vitamin-Rieh
Diet Is Vital to Health
By G. HOUSTON GoUDIss

By G. HOUSTON GOUDISS
MANKIND owes many
wi things to the animals
which have been used as test
subjects in laboratories all over
the world. Az doctors and sci
entists have waged their war
against disease, as they have
made great strides forward Tn
the study of foods and nutrition,
they have carried on many OF their
experiments with rats.
The rats pictured here dramati-
cally illustrate the power of food to
influence growth. Although these
two rats are exactly the same age,
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01
published Every Thursday Morning
In the Interest Nf C0ulee City and
the Neixhhoring Vicinity.
BEHIND THE SCENB5 In
AMERICAN BUSINESS

BUSINESS - The earliest Easter
i'll 27 questioning up March "a
continues to dominate current msr-
chandising plans, particularly, in APP
parel markets. Style trends are crys-
tallizing much earlier than usual.
While buyers are careful to avoid
speculation in merchandise, ordering
is brisk and in many cases, especially
with store representatives. from IN
dustrial areas, buying budgets are up
from five to ten per cent, rejecting
the sharp upturn in automobile pro
duction and a higher operating rate In
steel. a.
Better Industrial profits and en-
ployment, helping trend to higher
grade merchandise, may also help de-
partment stores capture a larger share
of quality business which has been
going to specially shops. Strongest
single fashion factor seems to be the
military Influence, expressed in trim
ming details such as epaulets, pockets
and buttons, and in giving colors such
significant names as "federal blue ,
and "patriot red Handbag demand
seems not to be suffering from the
generous use of large "cash- and car
rv'' pockets on the new dresses.
Music continues to make good bust.
ness news, with radio-phonograph
combination sets expected to hit the
million mark in 1940-compared to
100000 in 1889 and 100000 in
1938-while piano makers report
1899 was their best year in fifteen.
"Sales records are being set with
"record sales.''
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01
Cause No. 1851
NOTICE OF sHER1Ft"s SALE OF
REAL ESTATE UNDER

Mia Is EssSLAIh uN Dhh
ORDER or SALE
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington. for Grant County.
ELLA 1. MCLEAN, formerly
ELLA L. GREGG,
Plaintiff,
Z. j. EDISON. a bachelor, and
CHESTER WILEY,
Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of
Sale issued out of and under the seal
of the Superior Court of the State of
Washing thn, holding terms at Ephrata,
in and for said County, on the 18th
day of January, A. D. 1910, upon a
Judgment rendered in said court on the
18th dav of January, A. D. 1910 in
favor Of Ella /. Mclean, fhrmerly Ella
l. Gregg, and against T.. j. Edison, q
bachelor and Chester Wiley for the
sum of Six Hundred Thirty and .0s-
100 (s630.05) Dollars, together with
attorney 3 fees, interest, costs and in
creased costs, and to me directed and
delivered, commanding me to sell the
following described property to satisfy
said judgment, to-wH.
Lots One U)I Two (2), Thres
(3), -Four (4), and Five (5), in
Block Ninety nine (99) Of First
Addition to G. K. Reed s Plat to
the Town Of Coulee City, Grant
County, Washington.
Now Therefore, Notice is HEREBY
Given. That nn Saturday the 24tl
day of February, A. D. 1910, at lie,
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, l
will sell the above described property
or so much thereof as may be neces
sary to satisfy said Judgment, to-
gether with attorneys fees, interest.
cost, and increased costs, in all
amounting TO the sum Of Seven Hun
dred thirty eight and 1900 TSs.10
Dollars, plus Sheriff's increased costs.
creased costs.
Said sale will take place at the
front door nf the Court House at
Ephrata, in said County and STATE
and will he at public auction. for cash
in hand to the highest and best bidder
Dated at Ephrata, Wash, this 18th
day of January, A. y. 1910
GORDON N1CKs
Sheriff.
Pub. Jan. 5--Feb. /, s, is
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01

WAaHINGTN = The traditional
moonshiner' cry of clock out fer
:hem revenooers' may make come
back. and not just in the mountains,
either. There is evidence of more ag-
gressive enforcement Of the Social Sec
urity Act, with revenue agents making
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01

SEND BROKEN GLASSES direct
to DR.. Alfred E. Jones, Box 1915 spo-
kane for quick repairs Glasses manu-
featured by recognized dispensers, tt
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-02-01
COUIEE CITY DISPATCH
:. w. (BLEl HII.SON, Editor

entered al the postofsiee at Coules
CITY. WASH. as second class matter.
Milford chronicle., 1940-02-16
PAYING WITH STOLEN GOODS

II sounds harsh to say Of a neigh
bOr nation that its government is
dealing in stolen goods. But that is
just what the present Mexican gov
ernment is doing.
To make matters even worse, that
government repeatedly has announ-
ced its intention to use part of these
stolen goods to pay OF" the people
from whom It stole them. II did so
recently in reply to the Richberg re-
port when it inferentially pointed out
that it now would be able to pay for
the cOnfiscated oil properties since it
NOW owns a notOriously productive
oil industry whose revenues will be
"pFeferentially destined to the pay
ment of an indemnity"
This is a raw deal, IL ever there
was one. Nearly two years ago the
government suddenly seized
the properties of the leading Ameri-
can, British and Dutch oil compan-
les in MexicO-properties valued at
hundreds Of millions of dOllars-and
kicked out the owners and operators
after taking all their private papers
and even the money which they had
in the bank.
When pressed for return of the
stolen properties they refused fatty,
Milford chronicle., 1940-02-16
CONDEMN WAGNER
ACT BARGAINING

Wagner Act bargaining is moth
ing like the procedure which the
phrase collective bargaining sug-
gests to the average individual"
states the DetrOiter, organ of the
Detroit Board of Commerce. In its
campaign for the repeal of the Wag
ner Act, the Detroit organization
states that this law is not only bad
for business generally but even
worse for the wOrkingman."
Spurred into action by the fact
that Detroit has been a focal point
for labor agitators working behind
the protection of the Wagner Act,
the Detroit Board of Commerce
under a resolution adopted by its
board of directors, has been enlist
ing the support of communities thru
out the nation for the repeal of this
bill. AS a result of this campaign
and at the request of the Detroit or
ganization a flood of letters and tele-
grams is being received by congress-
men and Senators at Washington,
not only from Detroit but from civic
and business organizations as well
as individuals throughout the cOun-
try.
Milford chronicle., 1940-02-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Christian Science Church Service
Report for Sunday, February is,
1940 Subject: SOUL.
Golden Text: Leviticus 26:11 ,12-I
will set my tabernacle among you:
and my soul shall not abhor you. And
will walk among you. and will be
your God. and We shall be my people.
A Bible Citation from the Lesson
Sermon: Psalms 62:1.5&6-Truly my
soul waiteth upon God: from him
cometh my salvation. 5. My soul
wait thou only upon God; for my
expectation is from him. G. He only
is my rock and my salvation; he is
my defence; | shall not be moved.
Correlative from the Textbook,
Science and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy
Life is the low of Soul. even the law
of the spirit of Truth. and Soul is
never without its representative.
Mans individual being can no more
die. nor disappear in Inconsistencies
than can Soul, for both are immortal:
If man believes in death now, he
must disbelieve in it when learning
that there is no reality in death,
since the truth of being is death
less.
Milford chronicle., 1940-02-16
LIE N0T.s0.HARMLEss MATCH

Take a match from your pocket
and examine 1t. Il looks harmless
and 1t is, when properly employed.
But Identical counterparts 0f that
match you are holding in your hand
have caused the destruction Of bill
lions of dollars worth Of property
and tens of thousands OF human
lives. They have deprived men Of
jobs and families of income. They
have ruined whole communities.
So il is with all fire hazards-gas-
cline, heating plants, mechanical de-
vices of one kind or another. and SO
on. Not one of them, handled with
knowledge and respect, is dangerous.
But all of them, mishandled, can
bring disaster and death.
It's easy enough to say, "I'm care
ful-fires are started by the careless
other fellow" But there's always
first time. And a woefully small
percentage of us give FIRE, Gre pre-
vention and fire control the atten-
tion and thought they so richly de-
serve. Comparatively few OF us per-
iOdically study the causes Of IRE and
how they may be obviated.
There's no better time for doing
that than right now. Your IRE mar
shall or insurance agent viii be glad
to help. Remember that FIRE preven-
tion always begins at home, IN your
house and your Office. Remember
that the really unpreyentable Gre Is
SO rare as to be almost nonresident.
Above all. remember that the hninan I
element is responsible for most GFes |
--and that means you.
Milford chronicle., 1940-02-16
RADIANT LIVING
WHO DRIVES MY CAR?
by Rev. c. M. Griffeth
Pastor Rideeiy NJ 2. Church
Ridsely. Md.

A father was driving his car
through the night. The cold winters
storm was blowing against the car
The roads were dangerously slip
perry Against him leaned the head
Of his little son, asleep.
The trustfulness Of the lad in the
safe driving of his father awOke
serious thoughts ia the mans mind.
He began to wonder whether or not,
when he became wearied at the
end of lifes day, there might be
some Shoulder upon which he too
might lean in utter trustfulness.
Another question came into his
mind as he drove carefully through
the storm. II wonder Who or What
is driving my car through this dark
ness that men call life?'
Questions like these however are
not asked by men who are convinced
of the fact of God Nor are they
asked by men to whom the 23rd
Psalm speaks. These men are as
sured that God is, that He is Shep-
herd worthy of utter trust. These
men expect to dwell in the house
of the Lord forever"
Every man who has observed
carefully the claws of an animal, the
wings Of bird, the fins of fish, and
las noted how perfectly adapted
each animal is to the environment in
whlehit lives, can never arrive at the
conclusion that there is no God, with
out doing violence to his own intel
lectual Judgment.
Observing men know what Words
worth had in mind when, walking
one day through the beautiful valley
of the Wye, he saw in Tintern Abbey
a primrose blooming upon a rock
and, addressing it, said; "Thou art
become TO me the Court of Deity!"
Let every man study his own body,
in its formation. in its functiOning,
in its automatic repair and upkeep.
end he will be assured of the fact
Of a Master Mind.
know Who is driving my car
through the darkness. 7 lean my
head upon His Shoulder in utter |
.rustfulness-and go to sleep.
Milford chronicle., 1940-02-16
IOtalS ..........6
HARRINGTON
-GOALS
"CONE WITH THE WIND"
TICKETS SELLING FAST
tcOntinusd from First Passl

and neighbors to Hollywood to turn
this book into a picture.
Wilbur G. Kurtz and family were
neighbors of the author, who to-
gether had spent their lives in re-
que and history surrounding this
narrative.
They were employed by David
Selznick. who is the producer, to
delve into American history for de
tails fitting to film of this charac-
ter
The relations between the author
and the Kurtz family had extended
back for three generations. Mrs
Kurtz's father, Captain. William A.
Fuller, of the Confederate Army,
was the man, who was responsible
for the capture of James Andrews
and his raiders in April, 1862. His
plantation in Clayton, Ga, handed
down by his father, is the exact To-
Gale of Tara, the O'Hara estate as
shown in Gone With the Wind"
where much of the picture was TAX
en-. Kurtz and his wife were summon
ed to Hollywood in 1888 to serve as
technical aids for this production,
starring Clark Gable. Vivient Leigh,
Leslie Howard and Olivia deHavil-
land in the greatest picture of all
times. The picture which is released |
by Merto-Goldwyn-M Mayer is done
entirely in technicolor
Photographs and records of the |
pre-war South were gathered and
compiled for actual records produc-
ed on the screen in this picture,
whose ultimate cost TO show has
mounted to nearly $1O.OOOOOO.
1t is a heart gripping drama of
Down in Dixie" with just enough
spice and historical data to make it
live in your mind forever. Many who
have seen it once want to take in the
facts again. as it is drama of the
screen whose vivid details will leave
impressions of the South that will
handed down in history.
All arrangements have been made
at the Plaza Theatre. Milford, to in
sure perfect showing such as can
be seen in but few places.
The prices are matinee. 75c: eve
ming $1.10, including tax. Make your
now at Milford, Plaza
Theatre, for a showing during the
week of March IL. and see the pic
ture that you can't afford to miss.
Milford chronicle., 1940-02-16
"TRAvEL AMERICA" IN 1910

"Travel America Year" has been
officially endorsed in a proclamation
by President Roosevelt. who modern
ICES and streamlines the old slogan
of "See America First" in an official
declaration from the White House
which urges that I'VE in the Amer
icas further consolidate our unity
! by a better knowledge of our own
and each others countries through
the instrumentllity of travel"
At the front of the movement is the
United States Travel Bureau, a set
up of the Department of Interior.
There have been several meetings of
officials to get the travel idea in mo-
ton. and to pep up the leaders of
travel industry of the United States
and Canada. Many of the representa-
tives of interested groups gathered
few days ago in Washington. Among
them were the governors of Alaska.
Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands,
the Chief of the Canadian Travel
Bureau and various officials and
leaders of the automobile and bus in
dustries. railroads, the American
steamship lines. travel agencies and
airways.
It is not too safe to travel abroad
this year. Because of this fact the
Travel America Year" proclamation
during 1910 is most timely. With the
best highways in the world, and in
comparable networks of railroads
ready to meet all situations, the Off
Gals of the United States Travel Blu
reau have gone TO bat on this prOpO-
sition. The American public is told
to cherish the thought and cultivate
the hope of using the family car
and the commercial vehicles for ira
vel to see our own country during
the year 1910. Senator Bailey of |
North Carolina describes "the eco !
nomic culture and recreational ad- |
vantages of travel" as an asset that |
cannot be over-estimated. Mr.. Bailey |
is the author of travel bill in the I
Senate, and Representative Lee of I
California has a similar bill in the
House. Congressman Lee told the
House that American travellers have
spent over four hundred million dol
lars in single year in travelling in
Europe. Apparently those magnih-
cent millions are to be added to the
1910 travel business of the United
States. 1t is sum not to be shifted
1t since it is a substantial need to
he domestic situation.
A summary of possibilities issued
ly the National Park Service indi-
,ates that the federal and state gov
will cooperate in promoting
rational travel this year. In 1899
he railroads stimulated Circular
ours" to the New York and San
Francisco fairs. And while that pro-
noted travel by rail it also added to
he volume of vacationists and tour
sts on the highways going East,
Vest, North and South.
Under the theory that dark war
LIQUIDS have silver Innings. with gold
trimmings, this travel movement. be-
licked as it will be with official ap-
'royal and encouragement, should
make it easy to see more and more
f our own country during the COM
ng months.