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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-23

MkGSs WkLr HE'LL 0EksENhAkss
 Joseph H. Caron is chairman Of committee of arrangements, with Mrs. Cleo E. Bouchard, co-chair- man; Clement Brouillette secre- tary; Maurice Rousseau, treas- urer; Cleo Bouchard, chairman of tickets; Mrs. Aurore Dorval, chairman of entertainment: Ro- meo Dumouchel, Alphonse Robi- chaud, Elzear Baril, Renee Ars chambault, Serge Belanger, Ale bert Forest, Leo Archamhailts Ovide Philbert, Homer Bernier, Mrs. Romeo Dumouchele, Mrs. Wilfred Bernier, Miss Alice Veil- lette, Miss Louise Leblanc, Miss Flora Charpenter, Miss Melina Festeau, Roderic Adams, Mrs. Rose Veillette.
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veka cd iznenadjenja; iznenadene so mao pre- do
zveh, bac nogu Kako mi znenadjenje ako sano.
to umirem cd zedj: dozvolte da skapim iedan pehar
Poto iskapi svoj pehar Taupin produz upasena
pogleda = Tako mi Sv. Queneta, sta vidoh! Posve
sam siguran da varam; osta mi samo jedno oko
ali to e dobro dva Tako mi svh vragova vdoh njega
Vidoh ga jasno! Jedinstven sret!
-Koga 81 video Josephine?
--Vidoh, bas sad bas pred noe, ovde, Parizu, Ka-
petana Ignjatiu Lojolu, spanskog plemica vraskog
ratnka ogrezlog jarana ljubavnih pustoovina uzas
nog coveka.
Pri pomenu imena Ignjatije Lojoe, gost kod Kris
janovog stola naezi, dok sam Krisaf upita Franc
Taupna:
Ali ko je tai spanski kapetan cj te PRIOR u Parzu
tako jake ganu?
-Da Ii zbilja poznajes toga coveka? = upta Gospo-
din Joyan glasom duboka zanimanja. Da Ii poznaes
Ignjatju Lojolu osobno? $
- Mslim da treba da ga poznajem ia bejah njegov
paz.
= tako, Lojola bese kapetan? = opet upta Gospo-
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din Jovan, sve wise zanteresovan sto FrancTau
pin rece Onda da 81 neSto obavesen zvotu to-
ga coveka, njegovom karakteru negovm navkama. Pri
cal nam nesto MENU molim te.
Tako mi creva Sv Queneta, neprekidno bejah
MIN kroz ri meseca Tako mi svh vragova nikad ne
tavlja neigov box, blo danju iii nocu.
Kakav mu beSe moral?
O, O, prijatelju goste, bi voleo da odgovorim
to ptane prisustvu mole sestre jako je paprena to
prica
Prateu Kristijane, = rece Gospodin Jovan
prmecuem da te znenadjue mole ljubopitsvo odnosno
spanskog kapetana Jednog dana pomt da obaveste
ME pitane zanma tebe. Ia tebe &c to bt zanimva
istorija.
Heno, Herve, rece Kristjan veGera ie skoro
gotova, deco moja vec je kasno mozee lei ma pocnak
= A ia upade Bridget - imam da dovrsim neki
vez; ia Gu poc gore Henom da radim docne Gu doei
dole da skonm posudje Ako nesto ustrebas Krstijane
ii zovi I'll Josephine mozete zabavlja naseg costa.
Herve zagrl svoga pritvornom povecanom
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Daniel De Leon>

znanoscu povuce svoiu spavacu sobu; Bridget
nena kci odu gornii sprat Neznani covek Krsiian
osanu sami Franc-Taupnom te posledn produzi
smejuci Sc:
Posto SUI mi sestra njena deca uklonen iezk
mi je slobodan. Reel NIL brate da Ii ST kad QUO pricu
hr? Ia MIN uzdisahu nailepse kuje osta neosetv
prema svekolikom njihovom neznom rezanju jednog
dana bi bacen ma NIGGA frak ednog kaudjera on od-
nah posta ljubezan kao obuzet E, Kapetan Loola bi
obuzet ljubavju prema pustoovinama kao hrt prici
to bez kaudJerstog fraka da ga podsrekava ali
ro zaboravih Znas Ii, brate, cijem drustvu vdoh We
ceras oga varojeda razvratnka? drustvu voga pri-
jatelja Lefevra.
Ia trenuak kristan osta bez reel cd zaprepaseenia;
pa obracajuci Sc Gospodinu Jovanu, on rece:
Moran da priznam veliko mi zaprepasGene Le-
feVre cle ii me pomenuh jeste strog covek potpu
no obezut naucnm stvarima i ucenem Cega zaednic
kog moze on da ina spanskm razvratnkom? Nisam
Il stanju da objasnim tn misteriiu
(Nastavice se)
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kada Sc osecala povrsno najjacom!

kada Sc osecala povrsno najjacom
Kada &c radnicka kasa resiti da obracuna
sa kapitalizmom, ovoj zemlji civilizovanim
putem poltickom ekonomskom akcijom,
tada ce svi owl "mrovni planovi' "istorijske"
tacke biti nistavnije cd mastla sa kojim su
zabeezene. Tada &c vladavina privatne svojine
biti "a navek mrtva da sc nkada nece moci il
mrtvih probuditi da muGi nesretno stanovnis-
two kao sto to danas cini njen poslednji pred
stavnik - kapitaizam.
Radnici: ubrzajmo dan oslobodjenja cove
canstva!
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s.DEMOKRATSKP' PLAN MIRA
IPRkZNA OBECANJA.

l2oAi Bio ie Predsednik Roosevelt ma "odmoru
nekako Sc sastao sa Churchillom sredini
Mora da Sc "slucajno,' ali vrlo potajno poraz-
govore ottawa burzoaska javnost Sc bavlla 'oz-
biljno" sa spekulacijom da Ii su Sc Roosevelt
j Churchill sastali. nakon dramatcne taJnostl
sa kojom je bio uvijen "tajanstveni' sastanak
Roosevelta Churchilla, oni su obeodanlli mi
rovni plan" "zajednicke nacionalne politike" O.
We zemlje Velike Britanije. Tai 'mirovni plan
"dmokratija" sastoji Sc cd osam, kako in jed
ma burzoaska novina nazva, ''istorijskih tacaka.' :
Pomenuti visokog ranka poiticki predstavnci
"demokratskog" kapitaizma izradjujuc receni
poslerathi plan mira, polazil su Cd premisa da
&c Sc kaptalizam "a sigurno odrzati da &c
ovom ratu "demokratije' dobiti bezuslovnu po-
bedu Pitanje, da Ii &c Sc kapitalizam odrzati
nakon rata "a sada cemo ostaviti ma strani, da
bi nogli uzeti Il obzir njihov preporuceni plan
mira kao da &c Sc zaista pokusati sprovesti
delo
Posto SUI sa prvom drugom tackom rekli
da oni ne zele povecanje njihovih teritorija,
da ne zee videti teritorijalne promene koje
ne bi bile u suglasju sa slobodnim izrazom ma
roda tih teritorija, oni sa trecom tackom rekose:
Zone [Sjedinjene Drzave Velika Britannia
&c postovati pravo svokog naroda da izaberu
formu vladavine pod kojom &c oni ziveti,"
oni zele da Sc povrati "demokratska" uprava o.
nom narodu koji je "silom lisen ME-
To i jeste jedna povrsna oznaka koja raz
likuje "dejne" ciljeve "demokratskog" i'm
perjalizma cd nacistickog mperijalistickog
varvarizma, da je prvi "demokratski" drugi
diktatorski. Ali te iste "demokratije" dobise
"bezuslovnu pobedu' u Prvom Svetskom Ratu,
nakon kojeg one nisu tako jako postovale slo-
bodan izraz naroda drugih tertorija >koji iza-
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Rudarska. zeljeznicka, tkacka. gr

Rudarska, zeljeznieka, tkacka, gradjevi-
narska i sve druge industries: svaka cd njih
ce biti bez obzra ma bivse politicke medic
sastavni deo toga novog centralnog autorite-
ta ella ie brzorucna gradja podgnuta prosle
nedelje Il Chicagu. Gde bude zasedavao Glavni
Lvrsn Odbor Industrijalnih Radnika Sveta.
tamo ce biti prestonca naroda Kao lake kuCe
od karsta. sto III deca prave, tako &c Sc sro-
postati i postojece poti6ke uprave srezoya,
drzava. pa i grada ma samoj reci Potomacu, a
njihova mesta zsuzece centraln i podlozni u
pravni organi industrijanih sa zemlje Oce-
vidno je, dakle, da ne "sasrav' poitickog po-
kreta, nego sastav ekonomskog pokreta je do
rastao zadatlAl: da ''uzme drzi' upravu mad
proizvodnom delatnoScu zemlje, jedinom
stvarl. koiu je vredno "uzeti drzsti''
Daniel De Leon
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Dzepna Biblija
ILL
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR

Sesnaesta knjiga Eugene Sue-a "Tajne naroda
iii 'Istorija jedne proleerske porodice kroz vekove.
priea Sesnaesom Stolecu. - U dive knge. Knjiga l.
Sa orignanog francuskog engleski Daniel De Leon
Sa engeskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
20.
Gin ude sobu Franc-Ta Taupn metnu svoj start po
hban mac jedan kut zagrl svoju sestru njeno dvoje
dece prjateski rukova Kristijanom stovanjem
nakloni coveku stdljivo uobicajeno
mesto kod porodcnog stoa.
Krstijan dode upomoc zbun jenom mu zetu rece mu
veselo:
Josephine oseca bi Sc nemirni radi tvoga otsus-
tva kad b znal da 81 ii jedan cd onih ko svojm
maeeyima bokovima prkose u stanju su da Sc
byane od svh napadaca.
E. brate najbolji mac ma svetu ne bi zastitio CO.
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ZASTO KONTROLA MAD KRE-
DITOM?

Federalna vada Sc dala ma pOsaO da kon-
trolise nacin kupovine prodaje. Nek dan je
ona organzovaa narociti odbor sastavljen cd
politicara, koji ce biti ma raspolozenju CLAW
nom odboru Board of Governors of the Federal
Reserve System, kojem telu je Predsednik Roo
sevelt predao funkciju kontrolisanja mad kred-
tom.
Vec Je tai odbor p p o u l o da
rok otplate ma nekim espapima bude k {
no sto je bio, da prva uplata bude znatno
VEGA nego sto je sada ma takve espape bila.
Ma primer, do sada je radnik mogao kupiti dru
ge ruke automobil skoro sa nikakvom uplatom.
Cd sada ce kupac morat p!atiti ma jmanje Il
novcu jednu trecinu Gene automobile, novog iii
starog. Do sada je radrik MACAO dobiti auto
mobil da ga plaza "a dve godine cd sada ga
mora otplatit najduze "a Is meseci. Ovako
jos teze ce biti pogod Jena kreditna prodaja
ostalih krupnih potrosackih espapa cd povece
vrednosti Vlada Sc trud sa ovim da skrati
kredit koliko ie to god moguce a da time
ne nanese stetu poslodavcima Industrial koje
iskljutivo proizvode potrosacke produkte Ali
buduci da su nekoliko krupnh Industrial sprem-
ne da proizvode ratne kao potroSacke pro-
dukte, njih ukinuce kredita nece pogodti jer
ce njihov najvec kupac bit federalna vlada
| mi cemo vdet da ukinuce kredita u glavno-
me pogadja kupovnu moe radnicke klase.
Buduci da radnik prima tex jedan skoro
nevldljv dec svoga proizvoda, on nije stanju
da zgrce novac i da odiednom kupi plati "a
poveee vrednosti espap, kao sto su elektricne
ledenice, elektr6ne metle, automobile mnoge
druge stvari. Ako in on ne moze ma otplatu do
biti on in nece po pravilu nikada imati. Tako
ce radnici imat mamie radija mamie opsteg po-
kuestva, mamie udobnosti. Obratno stoj sa po-
slodavackom klasom, kapitalistima Oni su
stanju platiti gotovom bez pitanja veli6ine
vrednosti espapa oni nece patti nj malo zboe
pomenute vladine mere, jer oni cd radnika iz-
rabljuju ogroman "visak vrednosti'
Moze postaviti pitanje: nece Ii moci
radnici uStediti cd svoje najamnce ma strani
pa da malo cekaiu, onda da "a gotovo kupe
zeleni espap nece Ii to bti bolje, jer bi tada
radnik zaista posedovao sve sto ina a ne kao
sto je sada slucaj da ie njegova plata zbog
privilegije kredta zaozena oko dive godine
unapred? Ovo b bilo do nekle moguce samo
tada kada sve drugo b ostalo nepromenljivo
Ali kada federalna vlada sa svojm naredba-
ma pomaze plutokratiju da ukine kredit rad
nicke kase, ona time zelii da umani proiz-
vodnju potrosatkih espapa sto automatieno
znaci podizanje Gene espapa koj su potrebni
"a odrzavanje radncke klase ovo zna6i kre-
sanJe kupovne moci radnikove ma aiamnice. sto
znaci, generalno padanje standarda zivota anne
ricke radncke klase tako radnik nece biti
stanJu da uspara cd svoie mamie stvarne naiam-
nice i ako nete moci dobiti potrebne espape
ma kredit.
u stvari. federalna vlada zajedno sa pome-
nutim odborima msl da ce i sa prvim pome-
nutim namerama otezati radncima da dobijl
odredJene espapa.. Drgim recima. federalna
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'fe ON - 'te fOHH

vlada INA da &c ratna ekonomija, koja sve wise
oduhvaca ovu zemlju, porazno delovati ma ku-
povnu moe cele radnicke klase i one Sc trudi
da tai process ubrza. A, kao sto Sc moze razum-
ii, ovo je sve skladu sa "zrtvovanjem' u ko-
rst "odbrane" kapitalizma!
Federalna vlada je odlucna da Sc prven-
stveno celia americka proizvodnja bavi sa rat
MIN materi jalom Knudson rece da ce americ-
ka Industrial biti ma skoro u stanJu prolzvestl
trideset milijardi dolara vrednosti ratnog ma
terijala iii wise cd jedne trecine ukupnog 60
disnjeg prozvoda zemaljske industrje Ona
je u stanju da u velikoj mer odredjuje prven-
stvo prozvoda zbog toga sto ona rukuje sa og-
romnim novcem kojeg cd kapitalista dobiva ma
ime poreza. Tai novac ono sto moze max
nadno ozajmiti ona upotrebjava "a ratnu pro-
izvodnju l, kao sto je poznato, ona je dala sko-
70 deset milijardi dolara proudzbine ratnog
materijala krupnim industrijama njih so ma
broju. ! u koiko rat duze traje federalna VIA
da &c jos veci porez udarati jos vece mlijarde
porudzbina ratnog materijala davati krupnoj
industriji. Buduci da posednic industrija sa
pruza federalna vlada, ne moraiu razbjati
glavu gde &c vsak proizvoda prodati, i, sled
stveno, ne moraiu trosit gotovine "a traga-
MEM tih pijaca, tako oni dobivaju veci "cisti'
profit cd proudzbine federalne Wade zbog to-
ga Sc poslodavci podaju kontroli Roosevelto-
dobro zbog toga ona ne boji da ce Sc pro-
tiv niene kontrole buniti burzoazija.
Ma kraju kraieva, federalna vada owe zem-
lie je kapitalstcka vlada, ILL., kako ono rekose
oci naucnog Socijaizma, Marx Enges, eg-
zekutivni odbor kapitalistitke klase. sve sto
ia vlada cini to cini nteresu odrzavanja ka-
pitalizma koji mnogo godi kapitaistickoj klasi.
Opst interest cele burzoaziie, celog bur-
zoaskog sveta, nalazu da sc uravanj zvota rad
nicke kase stalno snizava, da ona mamie uces-
tvuje IL uzivanju tekovina kulture cvlizaci-
je. Tako Sc pred naSim ocm spusta dole mno-
gohvaleni "visoki" standard americke radnicke
klase
Posleratni prosperitet owe zemlje podize Sc
ma poduzem kreditu kojeg burzoazija bi prisi-
LENA dati domacim kupcima Tako Sc americ-
koj radnickoj kuci nasao radio, automobil dru-
ge stvar Ratn interest naredjuju da Sc Cd rad
nika oduzimlje kreditna privilegija, sa ciljem
da oni mamie zivotnih namirnica udobnosti
dobiju Ratni prosperitet potrebuje kredit,
jer ratn prospertet Sc ne bazra ma kupovnoi
moti radnog naroda vec Ma kupovnoj moci VIA
da plutokratske kapitaistiGke klase. Ratni
prosperitet je kaptalisticki prosperitet kapi-
talisticki svet nece nikada wise videti druge
vrste prosperiteta. sto znaci, da &c radncka
klasa ziveti sve gore gore nego Sto je ikada
egzstirala pod zrabljivackim razornm ka-
pitalizmom zbog takve zle buducnosti radnic-
ke klase kapitalzam Sc mora razoriti
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-06-12
Wheat Quotations
Show Upward Trend

Sharp advances in wheat futures If
important MldWestern markets was re
Elected in higher prices in Pacific
northwestern markets during the week
ended June 6, according to the Aeri
cultural Marketing Service of the
L. ), D. A. Cash wheat prices were
relatively firmer than futures and
principal classes at Portland showed
advances of around cents per bushel
FOR the week. Despite the higher val
ues however, trading was of rather
light volume in this area. Growers
were not inclined to sell at the advan-
eng market and offerings at country
points We're reported light. Most mills
and other buyers were well supplied
with wheat from comparatively heavy
purchases made some weeks ago and
demand was not urgent except occa-
sional special qualities. Wheat receipts
of $50 cars at Puget Sound and Col
umbla River terminals represented
largely deliveries on earlier sales In
demnlty payments on export flour
remained unchanged at 60 cents to
the Philippines and $1.35 per barrel
to the Americas with sales during the
week reported only half of average
during previous weeks. No further
sales of flour were reported to North
China during the week. Wheat mill
feeds markets remained firm at re-
cent advances. Crop prospects were
west producing areas although in some
places hay and grain were lodged and
some cut hay was damaged.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-06-12

St. Andrews News

In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jenkins on their 25th wedding ami
versary over 100 friends and relatives
of the Community and round about
gave them potluck dinner at 6 o.
clock at the Grange hall. The honored
couple were then presented with many
lovely gifts. The table laid in a U
shape were decorated with flowers and
candle on the main table. The family
furnished a large decorated cake.
The annual picnic for Mr.. and Mrs
Omer Pence of Cheney and his old
student of the St. Andrews school and
friends was held at the hall. Close to
200 were present from near and far,
the day was spent in visiting and talk
ing over old times.
Paul Rice spent Saturday with his
folks, Mr.. and Mrs E. W. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Tanneberg
and son of Chewelah spent the week
end visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jasperson of
Enumclaw spent the week end with
their daughter and sister, Mrs, Vern
on Huntington and family.
Marie Mickelsen of La Conner re-
turned home Saturday. Mrs. w, D.
Jones of Portland came with her.
John Pohls of Salvang, Calf, is
spending a couple of weeks visiting
old friends Mr. Polls used to live
here several years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jorgensen and
John Pohls visited in Mansfield Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Tanneberg
took Mr.. Tanneberg's sister, Mrs. HUI
bert Warner, to her home at Weston,
Oregon, Monday. Mrs, Warner has
been visiting relatives here for the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eiler Erickson and
family of Portland spent a few days
visiting friends here. They came up
for the reunion picnic on Sunday, Mr.
Erickson having attended school when
Mr.. Pence was teaching here.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Larsen and
family spent Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs Chris Jorgensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Jolly are attend
ing State Grange at Ellensburg this
week
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-06-12
Carnival To Bolster
Civic Improvement

The Coulee City Chamber of Com
merce is embarking on one of the
most ambitious programs in it's his
tory, with plans going rapidly ahead
for civic improvement fund
On Saturday, June 28th, carnival
will be staged on the downtown street,
and all organizations in the city will
be asked to participate by fostering
concessions. The proceeds of this at
fair will be turned over in it's entirety
to the civic improvement fund.
The first contribution to this COM
munity fund came in today, when the
softball organization generously turn
ed over it's share of last night 3 don
key ball game to the Chamber Is
secretary. The contribution amounted
to $16.10, and gives the fund fly
ing send-off.
The Chamber announced that mer-
chants here will be asked to close for
July 5th, as well as the 4th, in order
to make the weekend three-day
holiday.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-06-12
SOMEWHERE TO 60

Want somewhere to 60 Friday night
for an interesting time7 The Vacation
Bible School is having it's closing night
at the Presbyterian Church, at 1880
o clock, and from the looks of things
it promises to be very entertaining
skits, jingles, singing, and wha have
you besides all the display handiwork
the children have be busily and hap
PLY working at during the past two
weeks. An offering will be taken to de-
frey expenses of the school. Everyone
is more than welcome to come. Hitch
up the horse and buggy and pile the
family in and come along.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-06-12
HEART ATTACK FATAL
TO ALBERT r. RAVEN

Funeral services were held at Eph-
rata this morning for Albert +. Raven,
So, who died suddenly at his home
here Monday night, following heart
attack.
Albert j. Raven was born in Odgen-
burd, New York, June 6, 1883. He
was graduated as a, structural engin-
Ger and followed construction work
throughout his life. He held his first
Superintendent IS job under William
Gibbs McAdoo. Later he formed his
own company in Chicago where he re-
manned for seventeen years.
He came to Washington in 1927
and until his health failed three years
ago, BIZ alterlatsd his tilae and work
between Arizona, California, and Wash
ington. He moved to Coulee City year
ago where he resided at the time of his
DEATH
He leaves wife, Mrs. Jessie A.
Raven; two sons, one in New York
and one in Army service: step-son,
Harry Everett and one step daughter,
Vivian Daily of Boise, Idaho, who
came to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Mabel Tenniville sister-in law
from Ruby Valley, Nevada; Bernice
Rose of Boise and numerous other re-
latives and friends in Boise, and other
parts of the state of Washington were
unable to attend.
By his unfailing courage and under
standing he had endeared himself to
all members of his family and friends.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-06-12
Mold Activities

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Benson, Miss
Bessie Sanders and Miss Lottie Nc,
Gowan of Spokane spent couple of
days visiting with Mr.. Benson s Sis
ter, Mrs Chas. Wagner
Mrs. Del Mclean and Mrs. Harry
Thompson and Jean and Dean spent
Thursday in Wcnatchee.
Mrs, Marvin Awkward has gone to
Walla Walla to visit relatives.
Mrs. C. G. Fields of Coulee City
and Mrs. Chas. Wiburn of Wilbur visit
ed the L. j. Leander home Friday
Word has ben received of the birth
of a daughter, Sharon Lee, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Findley of Fresno Calf,
Mrs. Findley is the former Bernice
Struntz.
Mrs. Carroll Pitts was in Spokane
a couple Of days last week.
Mrs Lizzie Henneigh, Robert and
Lorraine went to Waterville Sunday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Frank Carlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayes and
family went to Rice Saturday to spend
a week. Mrs. Hayes remained for
longer visit as her mother, Mrs. Volley
Pitts is seriously i'll.
Pete Jensen who has been visiting
his brother Al, returned to his home
in Portland.
Ida Struntz, teacher in the Wen
atcho schools is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Struntz before
enrolling for the summer session at
the University of Washington at Seat
tie.
Rain started falling Friday and con
tinued all day Saturday which is more
rain than usual at this time of the
year.
Mrs. M. E. Struntz and Joe spent
Friday in Wenatchee,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims and Mrs.
Lizzie Henneigh went to Wenatchee
Tuesday to attend the wedding of Mrs.
Henneigh's niece, Virginia Carlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Pitts and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Gander and
family and Wesley and Evelyn Vance
were picnicking at Park Lake Sunday.
Gail Dean Pitts of Rice is visiting
at the Kay 1eander and Frank Hayes
homes.
The Ladies Auxiliary met Friday in
a special session on account of the
State Grange being on the regular
meeting day.
Shirley Pitts of Ephrata is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ L.
Struntz.
Mrs. C, w Jones and Harold Sims
are home after trip to Oregon and
California Her father, Mr.. Decker re-
turned with her for short visit.
Huston Camden has gone to the Vet
Grams hospital in Walla Walla.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-06-12
KINGS ADDRESS READ

Prefaeing 1t with written tribute
to the late Erwin E. King, state Grange
master, Acting Master Henry P. Cars
Jensen had Kings annual address read
at the SID annual Grange convention
King took his own life near Pullman
last week, )and Christensen told the
Changers their leader died a martyr
to his arduous campaign for the two
price system for farm products as a
permanent government policy.
Kings report defined power and
taxation as the paramount issues In
Washington state, and called on the
membership to continue their cam
paigns to "have congress assume its
constitutional power to coin money,
regulate the value thereof and of for
eign coin, and fix the standard of
weights and measures &. e. if we ever
get out of the clutches of the interna-
tional banking group.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-06-12
TO SERVE PUNCH

Don't you get thirsty at all these
Saturday afternoon drawings at the
parkf OF course there s the drinking
fountain, bless it. but how would Il
couple of glasses of pineapple punch
taste after you've held your breath
for several minutes waiting for them
TO call your name? The Turks girls
will he there to accommodate you with
3 cent or 2 for cents glasses of it,
ice-cold The proceeds will 60 towards
making up a conference fund-to help
pay the expenses of some of the young
people who plan to go to the Presby
terrain Summer Conference Camp at
Lake Chean in August for week.
Not only do your nickels and three
cents buy you refreshments, but you
help good cause.