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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

balance due (as isJ, $3.50. ;RoPER.'
sTEyRoffT M9TGR Go 1rss t9 ia avs me .1.s,
CHEVROLET panel delivery 1898: in good
sea 1Nc aas z End set It
CHEVROLET 1946 l2-ton pickup, stake
body covered. helper springs; in excel.
cond,; low mileage; $1,395. Phone OIL.
FLAT-BED TRUCK, 1s4e, '2A ton, REQ;
81 600; reasonable terms can be arranged.
TIE. 1902 or TIE. $500. Box 4T2M Star.
HgEH ng.s Oh GMc GfusF ssp1 ososs e r. sM xh nastsE
+ TFokD ) i1s41 stake 1.s-ton: excel: eond.:
PICK from RICE MOTOR s5 0'e co.. SHs new ad. d.
csH after 8 pm De. sos4. VIM j:
bobGE ls46, large van; low mileage: new
truck condition; reasonably priced; must
sell Immediately. Apply to WASHINGTON
UPHOLSTERY CO., 1909 H st. NV. Elk.
DODGE 1947 11a-ton stake body. $500.
Cal all RE oa 1900, Ext, 80, weekdays III
lent lent condition gi ' throughout: M perfect perfect tires;
$500 or best offer. under. Al AUTO
WORKS, 1928 Georgia ave. Ill
paneled, stakes, dumps. tractors, trsilers;
terms. CENTRAL MOTOR CO; aMc
Va, &C cH. 7ooo 'sG Daily, an am. to pm;
'.TuDEBARER HTuTssB X 'ie4e pickup truck; looks
nomical truck to operate; si,4e5. BOW
MAN MOTOR SALES, INC, 1880 Georgia
ave. NV. IA. 1000. -13
1912 DIAMOND 7 112-ton truck. rack
body, helpers springs, good tires; in ex-
500 500. JAMES D. BUR6ETTE. c1arksburs
ii.-roN III stake tai body International truck
Call Decatur 90S4. II
GMC 1912 2l2-ton 12-ft. stake body truck:
excellent cond; spare tire, tires all good
FORD 194e 1la-ton pane! truck with dual
wheel 5-ton springs: has doors, in back
and steps to walk in, also we have tail
gate; excel. cond.: will sacrifice. Phone /
ME. s039 or call 427 7th st. s,w. -12
GHEvRoLET 1928 pickup sasS asg paint 1y new
GMG l9a7 t9n pickup motor m Feesnsly 0aaH
able for T4 BIT BODY eRsss 7ery low snq mileage and
" eo Nc Hal. s.
REQ I945 2ia-ton tractor and fiat semi
trailer r ep ready to 60 and pr@iesd @ at IT. only mi
INGToN CO. INC. 1881 Halt st. Sc,
1947 la-ton pickup: wks
old: 5000 mi; 6ply tires; heater, spare
FORD 1899 dump; good condition. Can
be seen between and 3. at 1871 E st.
FORD 1910 pickup truck; with tnclosed
steel box body, used by telephone COM
pany: economical 6O-h.p. motor. excel. |
fea efm s0naGa TRfANGn GT!eR m4pR
30I0 Rhode Island ave. ne. DE, $500. -12
sss s ss long sr Vhss M b4se onasF yEF sSS %ooR
SALES, Ii. O336. ia
FORD l947 I-ton express pickup; 300
miles; nile ,da heayy duty throughput: s1,795.
FORD 1910 1-ton PANEL excellent condi-
sale, s695. JET MOTOR SALES, Ii 6336.
5ssa iea gsss gsss .fsfsRt gf Moos
SALES. Ii. 0336. ID
GMC TRACTOR, 1870: coE; 5000, 10
International tractor, 1941 model KS-5;
7 5000, 10-ply tires; 2-speed axle; excel.
condition.
% GMc INC, tractor, 1889, model Ac-452; sa5-
Federal tractor, 1871, 2-ton, with g.
ton engine, sleeper cab, 2-speed axle: fine
21t y real bargsn ~ at S53g5
to 30-ft. length; air or vacuum brakes;
;, Broekways "a. 1899, a1a-ton; 10000
REQ 1916 model I9 tractor: $500
tires: saddle tanks: 2-speed axle; low mile
age; perfect cond throughout.
Many others to choose from. All priced
mmed. delivery. SHERIFF MOTOR CO,
800 Rhode Island ave. ne. MI. 5000. Ia
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TRAiLERS (cont.).

Dia1 FRED pAfNTER. s6os Baltimore
hIcAR TfaiiEk ka wa
oest offer. Bowie 2144. -12
SEE A b c TRAILER SALES. INC. for
de luxe coach with shower, hot-water
heater. electric refgr.: sleeps g. Also the
famous Trotwood de luxe with electric
pointed, sleeps 4. 81 sos. The Trotwood
eeonomp only 1.2g5, u. 5. No. /, Berwyn,
N Gl1DEs Tss1hR9af qRafLEp T3 4its 49, tone Green
never been used on the road. used only as
othce: all fixtures and 2 beds never used
Mill sacrifice for quick sale; $l.S95. Call
BY oWNER-7x1e it.. excellent condition
STUDIO sn9 couch cfts makes double bed; eee. q
Par6 / d.; 5o',S sPSiNa BANK TkA1pLEE$ ;i,p i
faI1cap fppGs,tf ToGsE enh nRAiIER IT, furn
EqgPd sso9aad.' elee. brakes: price, $3.50. Can
TTILfTY TRAILER. ,. ton. red. home
6p bqmper hitch included; Sloo. Call 40
ters in Washington area for over 10 yrs.
Compare our beautiful coaches, check our
sshas sehas EuxuFy EuxuFy Liner Liner g t. t.
Howard tall steeD :}2 #. - 1890. .0O
Howard tail steel 25 it. ----- 3, ,:9.21.3l
Howard (uSed) 20 #. -- 2,493. 90
thinner tdsedl % #. 1895 90
Howard (uSed) % IT -- 2,Tg5. go
American tandem 2,419.S 81
thinner a paSSJ 25 IT - 3,U6.i Il
Roycraft tused) S95. 90
Zimmer t6 pass) 25 it, 1000 l )
Our trailers are all completely furnished
and equipped with water hose. fire extin-
guiShers, 50-ft. drop cord. = chairs and
some have bottle-gaS stoves and electric
refrigeration.
/ Trailer Sales Display open for your in
Spection 8 am. to Q pm. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO., INC. 403U Wisconsin ave.
Phone WO 323l
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GeophysicuI Union to Meet

Gerard H. Matthes, New York,
consulting engineer, will address the
American Geophysical Union, wash
ington Section Of Hydrology Of the
American Geophysical at 8 p.mA TO-
morrow In the Agriculture DEPART
ment Auditorium. S-@
Evening star., 1947-11-11
AUTO LOANS.

IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO buy a car from
private party or dealer, 1t isn't necessary
to pay cash. Our easy payment plan will
conform with your budget. Call us before
you buy. Oar staff of experts will be glad
to appraise the car for fair market value
and mechanical condition and assist in
procuring title and tags. No OBLIGATION.
Telephone Republic 1900, NOLAN FINANCE
co, 1102 New York ave. NV. Greyhound
Bus Terminal Bldg
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GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE OR STORAGE sPACE-Must be
waterproof; vicinity 14th and Park I'd.
GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE SPACE; must
be waterproof. Phone MR.. PIERCE, Ma.
pOq5 IA
GARAGE WANTED in vicinity of 14th and
Park rd. NV. Phone CO. 6712. Ill
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AUTO PAINTING

teed. GILBERT. 41o2 Fa. ave. ext. Sc.
HI. 1924
AUTO PAINTING - Complete Job. 500;
select your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
son CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV, Ho
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WATERFRONT pRopERr-sALE.

BUNGALOW. new: immed. possession: 2
lge bedrooms. living room. kitchen, utility
room. porch. heating plant, tub and
shower, water and elec modern; S6,7s5,
financing arranged. North Beach, Nd
SEGAL, Ii. 1916. After 6. GE. S934-11
8 ROOMS AND BATH. newly decorated;
block from water. Call FA. 1S5S-J.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

NEED A CAR?-Rent a new one by the
hour, day or week. NATIONAL CAR
Why NOT RENT A CAR by the month OF
year? 1947 7-passenger Dodge Custom
sedan limousine; driver included. Phone
between IL and /, RE. 1929. 12s
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WATERFRONT pRop.-WAhTEp.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE. directly OF
the bay, all year-round; excluding North
Beach. Will pay all cash. Must be rea.
sonable. Call DE. 2930. -12
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Word Game
Find Is or more conn

Find 70 or more common EnHIISIt
| words In
ERTORY,
meaning, "a collection Of money
taken at religious service" Average
mark IL 23 words. Time limit, 20
minutes. s~s
Rules Of the osms-A. WORDS must be Of
four or more letters. 3. WORDS rhtch acquire
'sbats," eats" are not used. .. Only one
form of o word is used. 4. Proper. names
are not used. hss VIII b puhhshed 70"
morrow. =
Evening star., 1947-11-11
FARMS FOR SALE IN VA:

FARMS FOR SALE IN VA:
265 acres; stone and frame house;
bath. elect; near bus; "a mi D. c.
$4,000. terms, 70 cash
l73 acres on Goose Creek; 7-room
house; fine location; beautiful view of
surrounding country. S21 900
liz acres; S-room house; Just off
Rt. 30. S14,5O0. WEST g. TAYLOR.
FA o135
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

YOUR CAR WASHED while you wait ir
10 minutes, in auto laundry, using con-
veycr system: also smoniZing. COM
FLETE AUTO LAUNDRY. 351O Ga. ave
NV. GE. 9S42.
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MONEY WANTED.
GARAGES FOR SALE,

s6, 800 TWO-YEAR 3rd TRUST for 5000
on new sir-cond.. downtown apt, wit
$4,000 VI. inc. DU. 1866.
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BY EDYrH THOMAS WALLACE

Mother-Let your little brother
alone, Jack. Do have to give you
a whipping to make you let Jim help
you carry in the milk?"
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peri, cond,; sl.75o cash. OWNER; CHI
PLYMOUTH 1s4s 4-door sedan: radio,
heater, seat covers. fog lights, spotlight;
like. new: S1,700. SH. 6311. la
PLYMOUTH 1910 2-dr.; perfect mechani-
cal condition; original black finish like
new: excellent tires; 1895: cash or terms.
MURRAY-BRILL Brill MOTORS. 44sa Conn.
PLYMoTTH 1s4s Special de luxe coupe:
radio and heater: low MILEAGE; III, 750,
Call Ex. $500, Ext. 101. between $50
PLYaoUTH 1s41 2-dr: orig. dark blue
tionsl in every way. If you are looking
for the ultimate In good, clean transp;.
see this car now; priced right at 81. 1876.
with only $500 down. COAST-IN pom
TIAc CO., 407-427 Fla. ave. ne. At.
PLYMOUTH 1898 coach; good condition;
T. and h.. seat covers; tires almost new;
PLYMoUTH isss s-door; radio and heat
er, very good cond.. good tires: $500 or
best offer under. 401S 7th st. NV, up-
stairs apt. RA: S243. 10 am. TO pm
PLYMOUTH 1948 club coupe; this car is
like new throughout; custom radio; reg
actual 10000 miles; an. outstanding, buy;
S1,S75 or best offer under: must sell i'm
mediately. STONE, 1917 14th st. NV
PLYMoUTH 1s41 club convertible. new
top, r. and h.. looks and runs good: u .lsb.
DU 6457, RE 1900. Ext. 1887. 12s
TAXI. 1a41; new motor, 4
new tires. new upholstery; $s75. eau
AT, 1881.
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ALUMINIUM GARAGES erected, II by 90
feet reinforced concrete floor. overhead
door window; completely installed, $685.:
''RICHIE." AT O9S7 or VI. 516S. -16
GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGE FOR RENT, double. 1855 Neal
st. ne. -l2
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NO LIMIT TO WHAT WE Will PAY-W,
urgently need at once 100 used cars, fol
clean and in good mechanicaI shape. Ash
for Mr.. Henry. COAST-N PONTIAC CO.
I WILL PAY CASH for good used car
37-42 model. Phone HO. 6079 before
Evening star., 1947-11-11

and Rhode Island ave. ne, AID. s344.
CHEVROLET 1885 coupe; nice little car.
passed 1947 D. c. inspection; 1926 full
balance due finance CO. WILLIAMS, Goth
and Rhode Island ave. ne, AID. 1914.
CHEVROLET 1941 club Special de luxe
coupe; original black finish; car in i'm
maculate condition; 1895, only S335 down.
WILLIAMS: goth and Rhode Island ave.
Che GHEykoLET H1 fnf4i 1887 2-door sedan; radio
and heater; in real nice condition: full
price. S495. WILLIAMS, goth and Rhode
Island ave. ne, AID. S344. Ii
CHEVROLET 1910 Master de luxe 2-door;
r. and h., clean interior, excel motor !;
real buy at 81 .065. FRANK SMALL. Jr..
INC. 1901 Good Hope rd. Sc. Ii. 2076.
CHRYsLER 1e41 Windsor 4-door sedan;
fluid drive, radio and heater, seat covers
and clock; good MECHANICAL condition: 4
SALES, INC, 1880 Georgia ave. NV, IA.
1000. Ia
CHRYSLER 1941 4-door sedan; r. and h.
excel. cond, very low mileage; exception
ALLY clean: must be seen and driven to
be appreciated. S1,250. No dealers, please
1889 Royal 4-dr.: radio and
heater; perfect mech condition; original
black finish like new: excellent tires: S925;
cash or terms. MURRAY-BRILL MOTORS.
4433 Conn. ave, WO. 3249. -12
CHRYSLER 1912 black de luxe SARATOGA
49, 4-dr sedan; tires, excellent cond.;
must sell: sacrifice for 81 ,495. Call L. r.
SMITH AID 4QSQ
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FORD 1884 coupe, engine good condition:
very goodtires, runs good; S1s5. ME
941o. 1915 st. INV. Weekdays, to d.
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"S": radio. heater.
beautiful cond.;

JTH 1e46 4:dr. de luxe sedan
y minister: $1,775. 81. 6SOs.
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FORD 1942 Super de
r. and h.; excellent tir
q real bargain. 81, ,050.
FORD 1912 de luxe &C
finish; price $1.100. C.
TIE. 1867, IL a.m.-12,
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PACKARD 1910 6-cyl. sedan: overdrive,
heater, quiet perfect performing motor;
beautiful, clean upholstery; luxury, beauty
and top quality in this car for only ST ,095,
written guarantee, terms. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 30l0 r. I. ave. ne, DE. $500.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14
Horrigan initiates Long Range
Scouting Plans For Tri City Area

primitive camps in the country
Ia forest of tall evergreens, a
mountain range. Here can be
substituted the advantages of
outdoor life for the smoked
filled corridors of pool halls.
"The facilities are available
for the boys and a limited number
of leaders. Soon they may be ex-
banded to point where all
leaders and assistants and their
families can enjoy the fishing,
camping and hiking that is
synonymous with Camp WAL
lowa-close to the Boy Scout
camp and at little expense.
First, however, the parents
must be awakened to the need
for their support in the scout
ing program" Judge Horrigan
concluded. ~. -,...
Through them we get leaders
the backbone of the organiza-
ton" -..- ...s as a..
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14

WHEAT GROWING STATES
The states of Minnesota, North
Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas
and Oklahoma, in the order
named, are the leading wheat pro-
ducing states of the United States.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14

An intensive and long-range
program to make the Tri-City
area Boy Scout-consciouS' as a
means of lessening an alarming
juvenile delinquency problem and
providing every boy in Kenne-
wick, Pasco and Richland with
wholesome recreation, was init
ated this week by judge B. B.
Horrigan, president of the Blue
Mountain council of Boy Scouts.
Carefully-planned in advance
the program has been streamlin-
ed to strike directly at those
elements which can best put the
scouting movements in this area
on a sound and lasting footing
full parental support and compe-
tent leadership.
Each growing boy in every
community has as much right to
enjoy camping, hiking, good
fellowship and other scouting
activities as he has to an edu-
cation or proper medical and
dental care" Judge Horrigan
declared. 1T is our purpose to
make scouting an accepted
institution and scouting expert
ence an essential part of every
boys life.
Without the unqualified sup
port-yes, and the enthusiastic
participation-of parents in the
Boy Scouts, the program is
doomed to failure and the stream
of juvenile offenders past the
Superior Court benches of Ben
ton and Franklin counties will
continue. Similarly, the programs
success depends on an adequate
supply of leaders, of which there
are now too few"
Spearheading the drive to en-
list the aid of fathers, mothers
and potential scoutmasters and
assistants are the already active
adult members of the organic
alton, as well as the civic groups
| of Kennewick, Pasco, and Rich
land, he said.
eve have great deal to offer
grown-ups who are willing to
enter scouting on an active basis
| in the way of possible summer
and winter recreation. and con-
structive activity, not to men
ton the intangible satisfaction
that goes with helping boys grow
up in the right atmosphere"
Judge HOrrigan asserted.
Referring to last Sundays
ceremony at Lake Wallows, Ore,
at which 95-acre tract of wood
ed land was dedded to the Blue
Mountain council by the Pacific
Power and Light Company, he
pointed out the council is now in
Ia position to put the summer
camping program on perma-
nent basis.
I'VE have all the necessary
raw materials with which to
develop one of the best semi
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14
Masonic Eastern Star
Honor Former Members

Sunday the Masonic Eastern
Star Picnic at the City Park
which was held in honor of the
Geo. Purdy, Fred English and
Claude Winterschied families was
a huge success, with approx
mately 200 people i'm attendance
General Chairman of the picnic
was Slim Meverden, who was
assisted by MIR. and Mrs. VIM
Green, MIR. and Mrs. Harold
higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c..
Macmahan and Mr.. and Mr.. Paul
Stone. A bounteous Pot Luck
dinner was in charge of the
Stars, with Cora Whitbeck, chair
man of the table committee,
Mary Lou Kennison chairman
of the serving committee and
Opal Libby, chairman of the
drinks committee.
The courtesy Committee was
as follows:
Mrs. Grace Desgranges,
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Cora
Whitbeck, Mrs. Ira Stone.
These committees were ably
by committees of the
Masonic Lodge.
Following the dinner games
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14
Ah>,s tie
AN~d1d.

Vern lBoOkWaIter, veteran
push pilot from Anchorage
Alaska, touched down at Twin
City Airport this week, enroute
to his mothers home in Occur
d'Alene where he expects to re-
tire.
Bookwalter has been flying the
airways for % years, and at one
time was associated with Tex
Rankin when the latter operated
a flying school in Portland. 16
of his flying winters have been
spent in Alaska.
He arrived over Kennewlck
this week flying Sikorsky NC
SO9W, the. first plane of its type
to visit this city.
At Twin City:
Bob jackson of Kennewick
completed his dual cross-country
flight Saturday, to Spokane and
Yakima.s Benjamin Gerlach,
Richland, also completed a dual
cross country, flying Sunday to
Pullman and Walla Walla.
Lester Pattee of KenneWick
soloed Monday to Burley, Boise,
Ontario, and Pendleton. :
Marvin Lechelt, Kennewlck,
enrolled in the private course at
the TIC school last Friday.
Transient visitors this week
included Hewes Flying Service,
Colville; United Truck Lines,
Portland; Roy Burnett Motors,
Portland; Clyde Ross, Eureka;
Cy. L. Blodgett, Albany, Oregon;
Noble Company, Oakland, Calf
ornia. g.. y ": T..
At Vista Field:
John Hank completed his first
solo flight to Yakima and Walla
Walla. Harold Jacrous soloed this
week.
New students enrolling for
flight training at the> Vista
School this week were H. j.
Piccitt. r. c. Cochrane, and
Bruce Brooks, of Richland, and
j. G. Isaacson, Pasco.
Flying visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Lund, Roseburg;
HillcreSt Aircraft Co., Lewiston,
Idaho; Bert Noble, Oakland,
California; J. Chasteen, Lacrosse,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14
VFW Loses to PascO, Ia
In District Opener

The Kennewick WV lost to
the Pasco Eagles, Al, in the
opening game of the district fast
ball tournament in Richland
Tuesday evening. Richards
Campbell team also defeated the
Kennewick All-Stars, shutting
out the local representation, 40.
In addition to the two Kenne-
wick teams, Grandview, Pasco,
and Sunnyside are represented
in the double elimination tourna-
ment, as well as three outfits
from Richland. Winner of the
tournament, which probably will
be decided this Saturday, will go
on to regional playoffs to be held
in Spokane. ~...: ..
Losing more than one game
automatically eliminates a team
from the district set-to. All games
are being played this week on
the Richland diamond.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14
RAYMOND E. RAY

Raymond Ernest Ray was born
November 8, 1921 in Lisco,
Nebraska, and passed away Aug
ust 8, 1947 at the Pasco hospital
at the age. of 26 years.
He moved to Boulder, Colo.
with his parents in 1886, and to
Oregon in 1899. He served in
the army from January, 1912 to
September, 1945.
On March -, 1943 he married
Lucille Sherman at La Grande,
Ore, and they have made their
home in KenneWick since his
discharge in 1945.
Surviving are his wife, Lucille
and daughter Resale, his father
William Ray of Boulder, Colo,
two brothers Robert of Island
City, Ore. and Billy of Kenne-
wick; eight sisters, Dorothy
White, Betty McConkey, Anna
belle West all of Ashkosh, Neb.,
Frieda Strange, West Monroe, La.
Helen Bowerso, Dayton, Ohio;
Phyllis Scadden, Juanita and
Helena Ray of Boulder, Colo,
and several neices and nephews.
Funeral services were held
Monday, Aug. II at the Mueller
chapel with Rev. j. B. Coan
officiating. Graveside services
were conducted by the American
Legion and interment made in
Rverview Heights cemetery.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14
Fair Royalty Charms
Public On State Tour

Queen Barbara Danielson and
the four Princesses of the South
eastern Washington Fair were on
a statewide tour last week during
which the group visited Seattle,
Wenatchee and Spokane, with a
stop at Grand Coulee dam.
Last. Wednesday afternoon they
attended the Longacres race track
where an event honoring the Fair
in Walla Walla August 29-30-31
and September l., was held. On
Thursday morning they conferred
with Mayor William Devin of Sc
attic and In the afternoon went
for a sailing yacht voyage in Pu-
get Sound.
They left Friday morning via
Wenatchee and Grand Coulee dam
for Spokane, returning to Walla
Walla Saturday afternoon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14
Seattle Grid Classic
Tickets Available Here

Seattle, it appears, has re-
cognized the existence of the in
land cities. At any rate, it was
announced this week that tickets
for the Seattle-All-Star gridiron
classic to be held in the coast
town August % are now avail
able at Olsen's Drug Store, in
Pasco. Prices range from SIS
to $100.
Kennewick's star tackle, Joe
Lachock, will be in the All-Star
lineup, along with Pasco's
Lamb and Foxley. Wide inter-
est in the contest has been ex-
pressed in this area.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14
Al Kennewick Girls
At Camp Fire Session

Forty-one Kennewick girls
were among those who attended
Camp Kiwanis sessions at some
time during the six weeks of his
summers session. Camp Fire
authorities said this week that
"the representation from oyur
city was excellent. The camp,
located on Mills Creek near
Walla Walla, closed Sunday.
Theme of the closing week was
United Nations, a sub-topic of
the general summer program of
"Going Places. Whitman Area
board members of the organiza-
ton met at the camp last Thurs
day, and were entertained with
a special program.
Youngsters at the camp this
season were from Kennewick,
Richland, Pasco, Milton, Free
water, Weston, Walla Walla, Col
lege Place, Waitsburg, and Day
ton. Enrolment reached 23l.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14
Un1trirr-Rppnrtr SPORTS =.
League Set For F illal Playoffs
With WV Rockers in Top Spot

The local twilight league swings
into the climax of the season
next Monday evening, August 10,
when the four top teams of the
8-squad league take the field
in a series of double elimination
playOffs to decide this years
winner of the coveted gold
trophy. --
Completion of the second round
robin of season play this week
found VFW, Keolkers, and the
Eagles on the top three rungs of
the fastball ladder. At this writ
ing, Wilson and Ray-D-Ant are
tied for fourth place. Between
now and Monday, the two teams
will meet to decide the perman-
ent occupant of the number four
spot.
Opening the three day playoff
series Monday evening will be
game between the top VIEW
outfit and the second place
Keolker aggregation, The hard
playing VIEW squad admittedly
winning some by a close margin,
managed to squelch all opposl-
ton throughout the season until
their one point defeat by Wilson's
last week.
Tuesday evening the winners
of Mondays double-header will
meet, while the second clash will
be between the losers of the
previous nights melee. =
Tournament championship, will
be decided Wednesday evening,
in another double-header with
top winners of-the Monday-Tues-
day session participating.
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ARTHUR E. HEssE

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Arthur Edward Hesse, SIG
Ave F. Kennewick was born
Feb. Is, 1887 at Glenco, MINI.
and died Aug. 9, 1947 at Bridal
Veil Sanitarium, which is out
from Hood River, Ore. He had
made his home in Kemewick
since, 1913 and had been patti
ent at the sanitarium two weeks
The body was brought to
Kennewick, then sent to st. Paul
MINI. for burial.
No funeral services were held
here.
He is survived by his wife
Gertrude Hesse, a sister, Mrs.
Bertha Andrews of Bemidji,
Mimi, and five brothers, William
of Seattle, Walter and Werner,
Tampa, la.;s Otto, st. Paul; and
Albert of Wilmar, MINI.