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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04

"a and6l ten - yer. papin-
ku, ona jest pravym andelem-
dar nepTijala! Ia mne hnala,
kdyz jsem il prinesl kupnl
smlouvu! Tos mel videtl, pa
pfnku. Jak pax, nechtel bys
ten Ietohradek pTevziti? Snad
by Sc ii hodil?"
Joubert pokrcil mrzute ra-
meny.
"Nechces? NJ, tax jiz o tom
nemluvme. Vlastne jsem nepfi-
Sci proto, abych tt nab1dl ten
obchod . chtel jsem tt jen RI
CT, re mne zivot, jakyz vedu,
hrozne nudi 49,. holky, S nimlz
81 tykam, jsou hlupci jich
stale lichocenf sc mi hnus1 -. {.
Pfisel jsem ii rlci, re chci pra-
covati."
Placide vytrestil ma syna zrak.
ely! Ty re chces pracova-
ti?" zvolal.
"Ano, ia nenahlizfm, proc
sc tomu tolik divis."
"Necht6l's nikdy nicemu Sc
uciti. Co mohl bys delati?"
"Kdyz ma clov6k zdravy ro-
yum, nemusi byti jeste ucen-
Gem. Myslim, re nejsem hlou-
pejsfm nez ty, papinku co
tomu TfkaS? PTijmi mne "a spo-
lecnfka nauC mne, iak de-
las obchody 80. budu to umeti
"a Sest ned6l -. Jsem mlad -.
jsem ciperny hoch -. budu pill
nym =. Budu pax m1ti jisty W.
d6lek. Das mi peknou sluzbu,
dvacet pet percent z vydelku.
UvidiS, jak pomohu obchodu
ma nohy."
Leopold mel Size ponekud
tezky jazyk a chvflemi Sc "a
koktal, bylo vSak pfece videti,
re mluvf opravdove.
"Myslis to vazne?" ptal Sc
Joubert.
"Nu ovSem, papinku. Chci
t6ziti z tvych zkuSenosti. Maui
els mne vSelijakym peknym
kousk1m, a TekneS mi, kterak
must clov6k choditi pc ostri "a
konu, ably Sc n~eporezal. V re-
mesIe "pGjcovanf pence" Wy
IMAM sc zevrubn6."
eco pravis?" zalekl Sc Jou-
bert.
"Vzdyt mann pfece plno pfa-
tel, jez 81 u tebe dluzI penlze a
zabezpecuji 81 takto budouci
svGj osud! Vim velmi dobfe,
ma jake Groky Jim pujcujes!
Vyznam sc velmi dobre We sve-
tie, V n6mz sc clov6k nenudl,
Nadezenu ii cele stado tako-
vych zakaznikG . uvidis, pa,
pinku. NJ, jak tedy, primes
mne Z "a spolecn1ka?"
vi.
"Mel jsem S tebou jine "a
m6ry!" vzdychl 81 Joubert.
"Ano, ano, vfm!" koktal LIE
opold skytaje. "Pomyslls ne
dedicku dvou a pGl milionu
Nehledej il, papfnku. Chci "a
nechati darebneho sveho 1.-Two
bytf a pracovati cd rama do no
ci, ale jen S tou vyminkou, u
mi dovolis, abych Sc die sv'
chuti ozenil."
IS Klarou Gervaisovou snad?'
vzkTikl Placide zlostne.
"Ano, S Klarou Gervaisovou
Nemohu bez nj z1ti; pfivolls
tomu snatku?"
"Nikdy!"
"Nemiuv hloupe, papfnku
Co Wis zleho O tom dlteti? Ne
ma jin6 chyby, nez re jest be
groSe. Nema penez, "a to visa.
oplyva ctnostmi! Tim, re Cd
dolala i mne, dokazala co me-
skv6leji svou ctnost. Nepfijal
pekne zaffzeny letohradek
vyhodila mne vlastnorucne 2
dveTf. To jest piece krasne!"
"D6Ia 81 z tebe blazna -.
povazuje tie "a blbce 80. che
teziti z I've slabosti a lehkov61
nosti."
"Mas to p6kny dsudek o mn
papfnku vsechna cest! Kl$
ra mi dokazala svoji cnost /.
v6Tfm v nj jest pravym al
d9lem. Bud hodnym, papinkl
vezmi 81 kabat a klobouk a do,
nj do Mice Lions Saint Paul {
slo 27 a popros il, ably stala S
chotf tveho Pold1cka."
Misto odpovedi Placide pr
Serne sc usmal.
"Vis-li pax, co Sc stane, NJ
vyhovis-li menu pfanl, papll
ku? Pockam, az dosahnu V
ku, kdy mohu Sc obejlti bez tx
no svolenf; do te dolby pax
kratfm 81 cas- takovymi kousk
re celia PaTfz Dude toliko o MI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04

"Nalada sem, nalada TAM"
odvetil Lavand, sotva dechu pc
padaje. "Jdu pro vas."
"Mohl's 81 usetriti cestu, ka-
marade!" pravil Adrien, "dnes
neodejdeme z dflny -. pan ne
nj donna, musime zde tudiz z1-
staff nepGjdeme nikam."
"Ani pro pen1ze?" ptal Sc
lLavand.
"Dnes Sc nevyplacf."
"Ba prave dnes Sc vyplac1,
deti -. loterie Tunisska vypla-
cf!" zvolal Lavand rozcilene.
"Snad jsme nevyhrali?"
"Ba vyhrali jsme, hosi. Cis-
10 2,549,675 vyslo -! Jest to
pTece c1slo nase?"
"Myslfm, re ano," odpovedel
Adrien, vyndavaje z kabatu, vi
s1c1ho ma stene, los, jejz nasi
pratele koupili v krame v ulici
lSekvanske.
"Ano, ano," pravil. "Los mas
ma cfslo 2,549,675."
cake to stestf, zlate detic-
ky!" jasal Lavand, skakaje ja-
ko zbesily pc jedne noze.
"Vzdyt jsem vedel, re nam pfi-
nese Adrien St6Stl. Vyhrali
isem jen proto, re on vybral
los! Jen 81 povazte, kazdy do
staneme $3.50 frankG :. jaky
to kapital! Necht zije loterie
Tunisska! VzhGru hosi, pojd-
me 81 pro zlatacky, a vecer 81
poprejeme nejlepSi champaign
ske V jedne z prvn1ch restaura-
CT ma bolevardu! Pospesme 81
hosi, clovek nevyhraje kazde-
no dne!"
Nynf Adrien jiz neodporoval
mladf Tide rychle shodili praco.
vni haleny a pospisili do Eli
saiskych poll, kde byla hlavn.
pokladna.
"Prispisil jste 81 velice, pa.
me-" pravil 1Tedn1k S usmevem
Ones rano teprve byl tab a w
hry v~yplaceji Sc az Ultra :.
pokladna Dude otevrena cd de.
siti hodin."
Nasi pratele mrzute ma sebt
pohledli.
"Nu, CO ma plat, muslme mi
ii strpenf," pravil Adrien kone
cne. "Do d1lny Sc vsak jiz ne
vrat1me; dneSn1 nase prace ne
: stala by bez toho "a mic. Ma
vstivim zde v teto ctvrti neko
no -. a Ultra deset hodin I'd
; Sc opet sejdeme."
Mal1ri slfbili, re Sc v urcito'
hodinu dostav1 a rozesli Sc.
; Adrien nechtel nikoho navst
? viii byla to jen zaminka, a
. by zbavil Sc svych soudruhu
chtel byti sam, ably mohl kid
Inc oddati Sc svym myslenkan
"Pridam-li k vyhre sve 1spC
\ ry," pravil k sobe, "bude jmer
: me obnaseti 10000 franku. z
: ty mohu 81 koupiti v okol1 pa
. rfzskem domek sc zahradkot
tam "a mestem nen1 tax draht
Z mohu take choditi denne do d
. ny. Jak mohli bychom by.
stastni, kdyby 81 mne ona chte
la witt! Marina vsak nadeje
Proc oddavati Sc nesmyslne tn
= be, kteraz sc nikdy nestan
: skutkem! Nechtela mne ami v!
q slechnouti. Prchala pred
= mnou. Zda-li pax il jeste jet
onou potkam? A k cemu by
:; vedlo, i kdybych il potkal :.
), zajiste by Ease prede mnou p.
!; chala."
Az do vecera bloudil Adrie
zdarbGh pc PaT1zi a zen
: dlen a mrzut vratil Sc do sveh
bytu.
y Nazejtrf sesel sc v urcito
T. hodinu sc soudruhy u pokla'
n ny, kde byla jim vyplacena v,
hra, o niz Sc v nejblizsl kava
10 Inc rozdelili, nacez vsedli do !
- akru a vyjeli 81 Ike snidani
!, blizke vesnice la Pie.
j. V hodinu, kdy nasi pirate
T. vsedali do kocaru, obdrzela p
nj Thouretova n~asledujici tel
."gram:
& "Prosim, zaslete mi lined d,
81 modni klobouky do meho let
NJ hradku des Trembles v Cret'
lu. Vkus mdj znate. Nam
zlspech. fauna
e. "Mile dite," pravila pa
Thouretova Ike Klafe, "podej
10 mi sem krabici ma diva klobc
la ky a pax Sc pripravte k vych
iu-ce; musfte odejiti lined"
hol (Pokracovani.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04

OdIu C0 pOU SOuuIu UOAOI
"Radfm ii, abys to necinil.
Bylo by to ostatne zbytecne.
Napsal bych ma smenky drlvej-
81 datum a tvoji kolegove Itch
vafi pTece by mi p1jcili. Zbyva
toliko jedineho prostredku; u
delati re mne vzor hodneho
clov6ka a to jest snatek S
Klarou Gervaisovou."
Joubert neoddal Sc jiz vzte-
ku, jenz v mem zuril; pravil ma
oko klidne:
"Nemohu prece svoliti Ike
snatku hned. Coz kdyby divka
nebyla tebe hodna."
"ze by mne nebyla hodna!"
krikl Leopold prekvapene. "Co
tim chces Tfci?"
"Jen to, CO prav1m."
~ echo WINS Klaru Gervai-
sovou?"
81 niceho neznam il -.
Nemas Size vsech pet pohroma-
de, pochopfs vSak piece, re pro
tebe nemohu prositi slecnu Ger
vaisovou O jejf ruku drive nez
Sc ma nj radne pTeptam. Chci
aspon seznati, je-li hodna te
prevelke cti, kterouz il chces
prokazati."
Leopold skrabal Sc rozpacite
"a uchem.
"Vlastne mas pravdu!" pra-
vii "a chvfli. "Klara nema Sc
echo bait naopak =. Jest
cista jake paddy snfh. NJ a do
zvfs-li Sc O nj jen to nejlepsi,
pax vyhov1s me prosbe, vid, pa
pinku?"
GIVE prosbe ne . spise tvym
hrozbam. Stanes-li sc pozdeji
nerozumnym tim snatkem ne
stastnym, nechci, abys mi pfi-
kladal nejakou vinu."
II neboj Sc, pap1nku. Jen
kdyz budu zenat! Pfeptas Sc
tedy?"
"Ano."
"Kdy?"
"Bez odkladu nesmlm sc
vsak ukvapiti muslin jed
matt ostrazite."
"Dostacf ii tyden k patran1?"
"Myslfm, re ano."
COBRA, "a tyden pTijdu "a
Sc"
do te dolby tie neuvidfm?"
me -. chci Sc vyhnouti kaz
de hadce s tebou, isl stale We
Spatn6 nalad6 ia jsem roz-
ellen, Dude tudiz lepe, kdyz Sc
nesetkame. S Bohem, pap1n-
ku . "a tyden te opet navsti-
vim"
Leopold zapalil 81 doutnik.
nepodal otci ami ruky a odeSel
"Hlupak! Mysl1, re svolim
Jsou to d6ti!" zvolal Joubert
3jakmile Sc "a Leopoldem "a
vfely dvere.
PAX kracel rychle k chodbe
kan uvedl Luciennu.
"Ten mas Leopold sc vydaril
= vidte, drahy panel" smala 81
4 Lucienna, kladouc zvlastni dG
F. raz ma slovo mas. "Panacel
mohl by Sc veru ukazovati!"
"SlySela jste naSi rozmluvu?'
"Neztratila jsem z nj ami je
dineho slova -. byla velmi "a
E j1mava."
"Vidite, re 81 musfme pospi
. siti. Ia tyden muslin Leopol
dow dokazati, re 81 Klaru Ger
vaisovou nemGze witt"
. "Nez uplyne tyden budete
to dokazati mu to-" pravila Cd
chazej1c1 Lucienna vltezoslay
Inc.
z Kdyz vratil Sc Bonichon
k Varenne, nasel donna list, zne
l-I-jfci panu Blondelovi, inspekto
j. ru v dome nalezencu.
a Bylo to psan1 cd pradleny p
nj Liegierove, kteraz jej pros
e la, ably k nj prisel.
Ma zejtTf vydal Sc Bonicho
ma cestu do B%onnneuilu.
e "Nuze, madame" ptal S
pradleny, eco v1te noveho?"
"Marie Jana byla vcera
Bordiera."
J. "Obedvala tam We spolecn'
.Isti ctvero "ostrych hoch1."
l. Jake, pane, Wy jiz vlte?'
j., 20, vim tez, re tn byl vcel
j. u vas jakysi pan !. osklivy j;
+ ko opice. Co YAM chtel?"
,e "Prisel Sc ptati pc Marii j
ne =. jake Wy, pane"
/ eco il chtel?"
"Pravil, re Marie Jana n
g. pTevzfti velke dedictvl. Vypt
n val Sc mne ma vsechny mozl
e veci a pravil, re jest vyslan
: y J:4o14 oo1a1inon
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04

milostneho listku Leopoldova,
zmackala a pfidrzela jej k no
fici sv1cce.
Unavena dennf pracl ulehla
a We snu stale Sc il kmitala pred
ocima postava mladeho muze,
jejz tehda tax zhurta odbyla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

NOTHING LIKE FLNORFJ CAMEIS for holiday
smoking pleasure Nothing Cme
settling So be
Smoke Cames like with
friendly mdnesss the smoke Buying
Cames by the the oadsaves
it's the economical buy Camels Your dealer
featuring Cames by the for the 4h!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16
"A Night at
An Inn"

Miss Marths Pearl Jones. dlrsc.
tor Of the dramatic arr depart.
ment, College Of Puget Sound. will
present Wilbur Baisinesr In his
senior recital In jones hall audi
torinm this Thursday night 81 4
o'clock. The program viii include
Lord DunAany's eerie play. "A
Night at an Inn" directed by Mr..
Raisinger.
Mr. Baisinger also win Rad thu
thrilling Richard connsll story.
The Most Dangerous Game" and
selected western poetry Ne wiil
be assisted by his brother. Lloyd
Baisingcr. who viii play two from
bone selections. The Desert Song"
and Atlantic zephyrs." accom-
panied by Pred wehfsr. pianist.
The cast Of a Night At an Inn"
includes Jack Mcclure ~ tho
toff: Rob~rt Aibertson. Floyd La
Flsur and Robert Craig a. the
sailors. Matthew ssto. Asa May
lott. Don Geasaman as the priests
Of Klesh, and Clair Hanson -
Klesh.
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CONTINUED From Page onel
concrete masonry. would employ
an equal number Of the same type
of workers.
Excavation would employ large
numbers Of ordinary labor and
men who live by the various types
Of waterfront activity DO I
and launch men. riggers. loggers,
swsmpers. pipe handlers. firemen,
ship carpenters. and deck hands.
simultaneously. several
thousand men would he en-
Ioyed In clearing rights-of-
way. building temporary roads.
crossings. and relocating log
ging roads. and preparing
pIling and cribblng Of many
kinds. The formation of canal
berm and the subgrading for
roadways along the canal
would employ many teams and
tractors.
The bridges TO be erected
constitute q major operation.
employing at least another
2,000 men. A vast amount of
hand labor would be used In
the riprapping and protective
wosk On the canal banks.
Supplementary road building
would utilize the labor of
many hundreds Of men.
In addition. as many more men
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16
Edline Speaker
AT JACL Dinner

More than rs valley young
people Of Japanese parentage are
expected to attend the 18th ami
versary banquet Of the Puyallup
Valley japanese American Cit
zens' league Friday evening at
the Green Parrot inn. where City
Councilman Howard Edline Of
Kent will be the main speaker.
George Egusa, past president
OF the group. viii be POSTMASTER.
Speaking in behalf Of the chapter
will be President Satoru tLefty)
Sasaki There will be brief ad-
dresses by Mr.. Yotsuuye Of the
Fife Japanese association, and Mr..
Morimizu OF the Sumner associa-
ton. Musical numbers win include
a vocal solo by Hioshi Sakahara.
accompanied by Kazuko Sakahara.
and a piano solo by Kay sato,
University Of Washington student.
F1umi Yoshida and Pete Nishi-
kawa of the JACL's social COM
mittee are serving jointly as gen
eral chairmen for the banquet
arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16

Luncheon meeting Of tho Ia
coma Har association will he held
Friday noon IN Tacoma hotel In
addition 10 thu guest speaker. W.
Yale Henry. three viii be sl~etsd
10 the board ~ TRUSTEES ~ ths
law library fE . four.year term.
Nominated for the positions
hays been Ernest Frssmsn. Hilton
Gardner. ". @ Fitch. Joseph Cor
don. Ir. Reuben Carlson and
Charles Burksy.
Terms az thoss slsctsd will 10.
gin June 1.
Henry. who recently returned
from south Amsries. viii tell 81
conditions there. and also viii 70.
late hiEhlights Of his tr1p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16

making possible the Water carni-
val include The Tacoma Yacht
club, marine branch Of the Taco
ma Home Defense unit. coast
guard. naval reserve. Sea scouts.
Propeller club. American Legion
and veterans association. Tacoma
Poggis club. Red Cross. Mstropoli-
tan Park board. National Youth
administration. local boatbuildsrs.
marine supply and Insurance.
firms. fshboat and tugboat o~n-
srs. Seattle outboard Racing a.
sociation. Seattle Inboard Racing
club and several additional groups.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16

(horf or proposed Pu9et
Sound-Colunbio river conol.
would be indirectly employed in
industries supplying steel and con-
crete, lumber and machinery, and
other materials and equipment
needed in the canal project. IL Is
not exaggerating TO say some TO-
900 men would be given work,
directly and indirectly, during the
period of construction.
Northwest farmers would bene-
fit directly by the project, for re-
quirements Of foodstuffs for the
multitude Of persons working on
the project would stimulate the
demand for eggs, butter, meats.
flour, and produce. Clothing sup
plies, medical, and personal needs
Of the workers also would be sup
piled by Northwest firms in large
amounts.
Supervision and direction of
all these workers would absorb
large numbers of technically
trained persons now unemployed.
This project Is so located
near to centers of population
that many men could work on
IL and still be home part of
the time. their homes undis-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16

west cities.
log and timber movements
will be facilitated. Logging IL
increasing In cost, due 10 linn
tied and controlled logging
roads. In addition 20 MGR
charitable timber. there are
vast stands Of pulpwood tim
Der around Grays Harbor and
Willapa Harbor, with pulp
mills operating 20 both the
north and south. The canal
would make Interchange OF
logs and pulpwood easy and
cheap. Logs from this area
could move TO Puget Sound
and Columbia points cheaply,
without the danger Of towing
by sea or costly rail shipment.
The canals will provide the
needed safe and cheap means
of transportation of these raw
products 10 mills.
Coal and iron deposits would be
developed, with the waterway fur
nishing cheap transportation. The
only hard-coal deposits In the
northwest which compare with
eastern anthracite are found cas-
terly Of Bellingham. The gas Goals
Of Washington are being used all
along the coast. The coling Goals
produce the highest percent of
coke per ton Of coal for any state
In the Union.
n these fuels are 10 be made
available, along with high
grade coal Of BeIlingham and
Seattle territories, cheap
transportation must be pro-
vided. The proposed waterway
IL the answer 20 this need.
Industrial development will fol.
low construction Of the canal
Bonneville and Grand Coulee pow
or dams Will furnish an abundance
Of electrical energy at low rates
for industrial uses. Raw materials
in abundance are 10 be found IN
the area reached by the waterway
Where cheap transportation and
raw materials abound and eheaT
power Is available. industry de.
velopz. II IL no dream 10 say thai
In the immediate future. with ths
canal connecting Alaska and IN.
inland empire the development d
mulupis Industries IN this area
will be certain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16
Tacoman Editor
OF U. ". Daily

mn Duncan. EF.dnst~ AZ I'm
coin high spheol. ~ss named ealtss
81 University ~ washinKtun's
Daily" foe the fan quarter. u wss
announced THURSDAY. following
"Wednesday nights meeting ~ a.
Il W. student publications bard
and journalism faculty members
Two Taeomsns. Dorothy sam
son and piok Meyer. WIN two a.
tho three Sigma p~lta chi annual
awar.is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16
Fugitive Is Located
Ealing Grass in Yard

wAII.A WALI.A State prison
officials. aroused by an escape
scare, searched for an hour and
finally found the fugitive MUNICH
ing gras IN = remote corner Of
the prison farm.
The missing inmate was BESSIE
a COW. She had broken loose
from her tether and turned up
missing IN the afternoon count.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16


of adjacent regions will be de-
velopable with cheap water
transportation available.
Known deposits Of manga
nese. Iron ore, and phosphates
In the Olympic peninsula, coal
regions all along western
Washington, logging. lumber
ing, fishing. and similar actiT-
ties now existing will all re-
spond TO cheapening Of
transportation when the wat
erway Is completed.
II is proper to assume that
limestone. coal, fuel. ores Of all
kinds, fish and fishing vessels
sand, gravel, and cement. pulp
wood, pulp and paper, logs in RATS
and on barges, sulphur, phosphates
and acids, pleasure craft, tugs,
scows, and mixed-cargo vessels will
use the new waterway as an inside
passage in preference to the out
side route. For many products
present high transportation rates
prevent development and exploita-
ton.
Grain transportation from
the interior 10 the coast by
way of the Snake and Column
bia rivers, along the new
waterway TO Columbia river
and Puget sound ports, will be
increased as the waterways are
improved. The records show
three and One-half million tons
of grain moved from the In.
land basin territory Of Oregon.
Washington, and Idaho to the
coast In the 10-year period
just closed. In the opposite
direction would move a con-
tinuous flow Of coal and other
fuel, seacoast products and
commodities, and imported
goods TO Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, and Montana at greatly
adjusted and cheaper trans
portation rates.
Canadian government subsidies
carriers are helping TO build /
great port at Vancouver, b. c.
through ehespening transportation
Of grain and other products from
the interior TO the coast. Anything
that can be done 10 remove OBJ
stacles to transportation and com
merce between United States cite
will iron out inequalities betweel
cities and sections and viii brinl
growth and prosperity 70 west
coast cities Of the United States.
The use Of any improve
ments for navigation In the
Columbia basin will be denied
fun value until the obsfruc-
tons between the Columbia
and Puget Sound are over
come. With the proposed ca
mails built, and not before. VIII
the waterway from the inland
empire 10 Alaska function a.
. whole.
improvements on the Columbia
are going forward, through con
struction Of Bonneville and Gram
Coulse dams. The proposed canal
are the connecting link betWeel
/ the Columbia and Puget Sound
necessary for the movement b.
water transportation Of product
from the inland empire 70 north
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wsa<-pre.a cea-umrEsen - s<r.
hcr.t~a beverages n ~ hom. sna
At -. fnanssla. y strictly -
American cassnsn. a. papular hsss
- tes = h N kaEii.A snd enff<<
n ths nranalnsxlsna
Rsft arsaks todzy sFs s<srsld<r>d
more Ehsn = driak. Th<s hss< -
eoms : part u re Am<ftc&n dsst
ficus~~ivez 80 th<n fef f1sserinx
desserts. e - lazT~dlsai f. al.
.ds - parties. ricnies f. e.
s<FtelnlaG guests n tn< homs <nd
for sftsrnean sacks - th< ehii.
dren.
rsx rscr~.~i -
Th~ treasury departments cur.
rent rFopossl "a rlses : one-c<ni
tsx % = nickel drink = h<snx pro-
tested ~ Ihs entire sssbanstsd
beverage Industry.
These II us .hs 80 h -
ssft artsk b<<iae-~.= i-~a<rs
s~s. -Hs~ ~iIlsax s.a sisd n
pss eur share e tke sasf.nal
asf~.ss p<esrs~. hss ~ 49,
r~xasiag = rreznst .s<k -
ser~ foe : sp>slsi 80 ~ -
tyr< pssre~>d. sstti<FA feas-
s@ia. and ssh<r r~taii<<s wsasa
fsee . rsesi~m - sA.fpiy es<-
tsii~d ~aies end i~~@ - h@ml-
ne~.~
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Lost~h tnFpefio.
II you find H. Mr.. Marines. ina
navy viii pay yoa $40
When last seer. u vas - feet
long and n inches tn diamstef and
had . yellow noss. vsfy tsms, -
n contains no explosive
Disappeared from view appruxi-
matsly three miles south AZ ksy-
port and eth trsssiinKs believed
70 b floating o. heaehsd in the
vicinity between Issinhrsdxs Island.
suquamish and Port oFshsra
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n = rrzn<~t - - n p<>H-
flrsl ean<am<ss - 80 arsnks &<e
lhe ehli1r<z 80 - u4x< e<f1<<1
u ~ nsflaa - new. - - <<e<
= = k<sxY rte = - ~ : ~
e<Ht ten.
c=~z< - -
a. tn< ..m< fIns. 80 eee1s e
operative 80 eeFz&ln u edx&ec@
TIN furtk<r au< u - rForcsr1
lnrFe..<< - n<ze tNxee - $500
80 fust -. xafeue@z<s e4u1rp-
ment. sh>ses tis<< - Eas>~. go
phons. telegraph tr<nspr<t4<InN
r<fsix<retere in<uFxn<< ccte -
<ref<t d<vi<>s axht naiss. -
esplt.z ssnes. IN u whz<h s<s eeel
lt<m< n - soff 6rink maaaf.c~
suFef rh< prupss~1 IneF~eze =
TIE txs cn sugar ~ 60 csaf -
rrund sinn< wsii eu~t N seft zvseA
industry s~s<rel miiIzsa azIIs<a
.nnu.Iis.~ npttiers -
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COMMERCIAL ADVANTAGE

Effort on tariffs and transporta-
ton was developed before Colonel
Sulrdevant. United States distrie,
engineer. when IL was shown that
for a 2o-mile haul by rail the cost
per thousand feet Of logs Is from
S25o 10 50. depending on weight.
The same haul by water would be
from 80 to rs cents.
Comparative tariffs on general
freight would show similar con-
trasts. With an annual package
and merchandise movement Of
45o. 900 to 500, 900 tons flowing be
tween Columbia river and Puget
sound points. the resdjustment Of
tariffs would result in a big saving
TO shippers.
Prospective traffic through
the waterway win he greatly
increased ~ opportunities Of
water shipment increase. Vast
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Townsend Club
Plans Picnic

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e " ecHvsntiea. rsssnsiy IBID
Il fskimA w - kivsn- ceffes.
cream snd sugar Nth = pfesttsed
re- far the u.nnsf.
1870 s
shslr regular ms-slnss THURSDAY
evening 81 the cnmmunisx hsll.
The aext regular nesting ~
ne wemea's rseiety hss ben
postponed 70 Friday. Nay -
Tuesday sfteFncnn Mrs. A.
sns-s Il .msll s..sss,s~ !,
friends n tAs hnms AZ ns. Alh.rt
n. Fleuns. On the occasion AZ her
sfst birthday. These present in.
eluded ass.fames n. n. n.srhslar
G. Mallory. 1. n ytmn.nv ana
H. q Milne. nonor s,,e.f ana
hostess.
Folla~sns the masnsuf ssrvsrs.
At FIRST Lutheran church flr
Hsrhor. and Emmanuel Lutheran
e e,,, S.en.~s .'' 'ns1s WIN :.
. a.,...,. = a. ...s--..,-.
Donald Rihbe. .nn az Mrs
James Mccnn. enlisted In the
army Monday and viii leave
shortly for training In canfarnla.
he viii he IN the ordnance de-
partmant Of fhs aasth al~i.sna M
the Aviation nonaha rtmsni s4uaa.
ron at Hamilton flsld. calf.
MI. and Ma Thomas IA,os~y