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TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1939. SPOKANE DAILY CHRONICLE. PAGE THREE. New Three Hundred Thousand Dollar High School Complete at Moscow, Idaho County Jail Inmate Is Taken by Death Colfax Drops Plan for Fixing Streets THREE STRINGS COLFAX, Wash, Aug 29 (Special) Long contemplated Browns, addition stieet improvements and, installation of connote sidewalks! SPRAGUE, Aug. 29.

and (uibmg for which a local im- (Special,) A total of 165 pupils piovement district was tentatively weta enrolled in the Sprague burned, will piohahly be vhool here Monday. The enroll-doned, it was icvealed when the ln high school was larger, city (ounnl met in special session due to addition of students from and voted to retuin a $ltifi ceitifiedlyler si hool. They are being trans-chei to McAfee Heathe, Spo- potter! here this year instead of to Kane contractms, low nirlders on Cheney. the projei t. The firm a The" school faculty consists of: $7966 hid compaied to the $8340 L.

G. Schroeder, superintendent; engineer's estimate. Ronald Kelly, Miss Ethel Klein, F. L. McAtee, member of the Miss Mary Reams, high school, and fnm, requested permission to with- Earl Ramsey, grade school princi-draw the bid and refund of the do- pal.

Miss Erma Gnher, Mrs. Lucille posit on Ihc grounds that, plans Wiodom an Mss Virginia Bricka and specifications had not stated and Miss Wi'ma Ittner. plainly the terms on which the rnn- 1 1 actor would ne paid. O. Hnr- Tim SI Jo a ftdorr.y opened ton.

city attorney, agieed that the Monday enrollment of 25 information furnished contractors 111 high s. hool and '17 in the grades, was vague. The oo me traitors at the marten, Si-t'r Evelvn, Su- Mis. Bertie Aegerter entertained peimr: S'ster Mtrv Lovo'a, S.ster at a family reunion dinner Sunday Mary Ina Sister Mildred Mine and hononng Mrs, Mary Aegerter, her Sister Helen Facia Sister Lavv-son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and fence and Sister Jude are grade Mis.

Henty F. Aegerter and daugh- tpai tiers ter, Jacueline, of Massillon, Ohio, who aie spending the week here. Mr and Mrs. I rai Gifting, ho LEWISTON, Idaho, Aug. 29.

(Special.) Announcement of the signing of three top strings of bucking horses, long-horned Texas steers and Brahma bulls, slated to appear at the fifth annual Lewiston Round-Up, September 22, 23 and 24, today concluded setting the stage for the fall thriller. Manager R. B. Wright has concluded arrangements for the appearance of selected stock owned M.r- and Mrs; William Moody and by Max Barbour, Klamath Falls, with other friends. Rock Richmond, and George Hanna, Lewis-1 ton.

I September 6 has been set as the deadline for Lewiston folks to don round-up regalia and the order will be enforced by members of the vigilante committee. Improvements have been completed at Round-up park. The city is beginning to take on the wild west hues and within a few' days the street decorations will be installed. For the first time since these stockmen have been specializing in WALLACE, Idaho, Aug. 29.

(Special.) The city council issued a call for bids for removal of the earth wall behind the Seelig warehouse Monday night. The council Davis Link's, local clothiers, Ricaccot was lodged in jail late Sunday. He had arisen and dressed and was washing up for breakfast when he suffered the attack. A marriage license was issued Saturday to Elsie Vivian Gillman and James Walter Lamphere, both of St. Maries.

Mrs. Alice M. Horn of Everett, is visiting at the home of HIS FOR SIDS ST. MARIES, Idaho, Aug. 29.

(Special.) The second death within a week occurred at the county jai! when E. C. Ricaccot, about 40, dropped dead from heart failure. Arrested by city police after passing a worthless check for $10 at with reckless driving Monday night after allegedly driving her machine into another car, An early Monday morning electrical storm started three minor fires in this district, fores! service Pullman Folk Talk Plans for Airport Moscow, Idaho, home of the University of Idaho, boasts one of the finest high school buildings in the state, The new struc- ture was completed recently at It was built as a TYVA project. handling tough horses nd'TaUle! I rejcctedt fUr bdS SUHbmit' the three strings will appear in the as a a same arena," said Manager Wright.

thr.r,was Improperly worded and In the Barbour string will be such bonrtecl- mranies as Doc Depiession, Whiz Bang, Yellow Fever, Red Cioss and Mrs. Myrtle Burk was charged Congressman Greeted by Mayor gfei PULLMAN, Aug. 29. (Speiial --PI ms for impi ov emnit of the Pullman aiipoit to meet the requuements of the civil aetonau-tics authoiitv have recently hern discussed with Paul Moms, Seat- tic, regional an pot engineer hif1 the CAA, and Joe Christian, aeio- CARLOAD Ut PULtb tiansfeiicd fiom the Rooert Leo huilding to the Stipps building on Mam sit cot. The linraiy he open Saturday aitei noons I he fust of September.

DAVENPORT, Au. 20 officials reported. The fires one -in (, Special. l-Davenport is complet-the Eagle Creek area and the other jng pans for ho biggest crowd in two in the Murray region, were js bistory when it celebrates its quickly extinguished. 50th anniversary Wednesday, the Pair'age license was issued got anniversary of the adoption here Monday to Frank Martin and 0f state constitution and the Angeline Keenan, both of allace.

50th anniversary of statehood. Judge Bert a7 Reed, Coeur pr0firanY wil1 b.cf,n dAlene, accompanied bv his report-1 "'ith a parade for which will 1 'be given $350 in prizes for characters er, Herbert Minster, was here representing pioneer cond riled the Mode care for two and a half yeai have -old the plme to Evejett Ojlrar of Wav-cl Iv '1 his community was vi-aied with a high wind and riu-t storm Mon-dnv '1 he Spiaguo public Ibtatp is oe-mg will after FOR ELECTRIC JOB KAULOTUS. Aug 29. (Speual. I.

Lurgent receiver! a cat load of poles for the electrification of his plate. Mrs. Howard Cannon returned Sunday from Spokane where she has been ill. Miss Juanita Whitmore, Spokane, spent the week-end with LaVeda Dnv id. Mr and Mis.

Luther Sorenson and daughlers and Mrs. Louise Fox, erred, and Mr. and Mrs. M. F.

Woodling. Longview, Wash visited Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Horigen. the cult me, marketing, selling and other phases of the fruit industry. nautical inspector and in charge of pm ate fly mg. Impiovement woik totaling between $10,1100 and will be necessary to put the airpoit in acceptable condition Leveling of the entile field, installation of a complete system of tiling for dtain-age, const i iict ion of a runway at least 2300 feet long and 100 feet wide, with application of at least four inches of crushed rock, and adequate mat king of the field are included in thp initial requirements. Miss Helen Lickev has recently gone to Turlock, where she will visit with her sister and bi other-in-law, Mr and Mis.

Myron Colburn, before going on to Menposa, where she is to be employed this winter. Monday hearing arguments in the quiet title action brought by the Lincoln da-Vs' horseback riders both men Mining company against the Hay-and "omP" I'ldians and a pP pa-den Hill Consolidated Mining com- rade for thp chlldren' and chlldren pany. in character. torigi essman Compton I. White of Idaho is seen being greeted Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, while on a RITZVILLE, Wash, Aug.

29. (Special.) A boy, Delbert Rohlinger, dragged his two-year-old baby sister out of the blazing remains of his parents ranch house, 10 miles west of, Othello, Saturday night. The youth had returned only two weeks ago from a month's illness in a hospital. The hoy was I meed to crawl on his hands and knees through the house to reach his sister, whose hair was already afne when she W'as rescued. She was taken to the Pasco hospital, and is given a good chance for recovery.

Delbert was only slightly burned on the hands. Delbert, Mrs. Sylvestei Rohlinger, his mother, a younger sister ll rr and habv were alone in the Sftll I 0zlpn house when the kitchen stove ex-ljuu iiu i itaieu ploriPd and Unnpd thp lsnlated lanch home into a blazing inferno. NEWPORT, Aug. 29.

The bouse and all outbuildings (Special) E. A Malmstrom, WP1P a total loss and the family traffic control officer, reports that "ere unable to save any clothing when they finished testing cars furniture. here Monday evening approximate- farmers met Monday in iv 200 car owners of the county hp courthouse to hoar E. E. Kai ns, had failed to have their cars tested KA organizer, explain the REA and would be obliged to have jtsptuP and advocate formation of done in Spokane.

inn REA unit in Ade ms county. I A nominating committee picked Within the last two weeks 400rom audience chose nine lO-week-old Chinese pheasants have a rmers contact rutal residents been leleased by Ralph Johnson, 111 bp county and ask them to game protector, in various parts MSn application hlanks for REA. of Calispell valley. The committee includes John Hawks, John Gray, Ralph Gillis, The following supervisors are in Paul Helme, Richard Dehnel, David training al the courthouse in com-1 Weber, Harvey Sumpter, Ed Wahl pliance with a Pend Oreille county and Otto Gfollor. The afternoon program will be held at the rodeo grounds adjoining the city, with Senator Charles E.

Myers speaking on the consti-j tution and early Davenport days, Charles E. Ivy on pioneers of Lincoln county, and Governor Clarence D. Martin who will deliver the principal address. After the speaking a program of sports will be enjoyed, with a trotting horse race-, pony races, Indian races, tepee race, greased pole climbing, tug of war ODESSA Wash-i Aug. sack races and other contests.

Acial)The flde committpc of swimming carnival will be held atjthp odcssa r0dP0i to he hpld Sop. the municipal swimming pool in tomhpr 8 and 9 announced prizes close by Mayor J. K. Coe, mayor of recent visit to the Lake city. ONEER EVENT AUSTRALIAN SEES EPHRATA ORCHARDS PIl RATA, Aug.

29. (Special.) G. W. Beverly, sen, or fruit instructor for the New South Wales, Australia, department of agriculture. and Mrs.

Beverly were in Ephrata and Grant county this week-end. Mr. Bevei Iv has a special leave of absence from his government to A wedding was solemnized at a tour ol fhp Unitert States the Opportunity Baptist hurch row Satui day evening when Miss Ruby crafllr nn Kooskia Girl Bride of Opportunity Man ters and to gather information on the evening, and the day will with a dance for the public and a stick game for the Indians. Crook, daughter of Mr. and Mis Bert Crook, Kooskia, Idaho, became the bride of John Streit, son of Mr.

and Mis. J. P. Streit, Opportunity. The Rev.

Boyce Van Osdel officiated Miss Shiilev Crook of Kooskia and Miss Margaret Olsen of Spokane were bridesmaids, and Mis. T. E. Robinson, Nezperce, Idaho, was matron of honor. Suzanne Halpin was flower gui.

Dale Janosky was best man, and the usheis were Carlyle Goffinett and Bert Moffitt. A reception in the church dining room followed thp ceremony. Mr. Streit is assistant manager of the Mutual Industrial Loan company. They will make their home on North Bow'dish, near the Apple way others.

The Rock Richmond string will include Conclusion, White Pelican, Jitterbug and Rosy OGrady, while George Hanna will enter High Dan, Bottoms Up, Red Bluff, Corkscrew, Long Tom, Gamblin' Gus and their conspirators. BURGLARIZE THEATER. Two burglars, believed by police to be amateurs, were unsuccessful in their attempt to open the safe at the Liberty theater some time parly Monday. Apparently one of the men hid in the theater at closing time Sunday night and is believed to have admitted a companion through the rear door. Two acetylene tanks stolen from the International Harvester company sometime over the week-end were used in an attempt to open the safe.

Considerable damage was done to the safe door. Roy Huffman was elected chairman of the newly organized business affairs committee of the chamber of commerce at a meeting held Monday. O. E. Norberg was chosen vice chairman.

Marriage licenses were issued Monday to Cecil W. Winnette and May Payne, both of Dayton; Charles A. Ling, Kooskia, and Cora May Ellis, Spokane; Andrew Hamm and Francos Kuchlcr, both of Pomeroy, who were married by Judge L. Phillips. A son was born Monday at St.

Joseph's hospital to Mr. and Mis. Miller, Lewiston. ASOTIN COUNTY BIG PRODUCER ASOTIN, Aug. 29.

(Special.) Asotin county is served by 86 retail storey transacting an annual husiness volume of $1,193,000, according to a business distribution repoit from Belle Reeves, secretary of state. Although ranking fourth among Asotin county industries, $100,000 worth of wool and lambs has been disposed of this year. The wool crop is estimated at 72,000 pounds, which brings from 17 to 22 cents a pound. One case of measles in Asotin county and one case of scarlet fever in Columbia county has been reported. ADVANCE RADIO I KGA, 1410 KC Thursday.

7. Viennese Ensemble, 7.30. Financial Service, 7.45, Homespun Harmonies, 8 13, Bailey Axiom 8 30. Launching "America; 9 30, Leading Ladies, 9 45. Rosa Lee, 10, Rakov's oi-chestra, 10 30, Among the Moderns; 10 45.

Conceit Salon orchestia, 11, Headline Clime, 11.30, Hoosier Hop; 11 45, Between Bookends, 12. Smile Parade, 12 45, S. Dept. Agriculture, 1. Luigi Romanelll.

1 30, Affairs, Anthony; 1 45, Joseph Honti, 2 15, Dinah Shore; 2.30, Stuff Smith 2 45, Box Score Extra, 3, Maurice and Music, 3 15, Luther-Layman; 3 30, Fables ln Rhythm, 3 45, Bill Sabransky; 4, Yesterday's Melodies, 4.30, It's Up to You, 5. Toronto Symphony, 0, 1001 Wives, 6 30, Grant Park Concert, 7, Speaking of Sports, 7.15, Gypsy Mood, 7.30, John Doe Music; 7 45. European Survey, 8 15, Fats Waller; 8 30, Will Osborne, 8 45, Baseball, 10 30, G. Nottingham, 11, Bill Sabransky, Organ, KFPY, 890 KC Thursday. 6.30, Farm Flashes.

6 45, Morning Devotionals. 7'15, Good Morning Neighbors, 8 15, When a Girl Marries, 8 30, Helen Trent, 8 45, Our Cial Sunday 9, Young Dr Malone, 9 15. Life Can Be'Beautiful, 9.30. Road of Life, 9 45, Mary Lee Taylor, 10, Big Sister. 10 15, Aunt Jenny, 10 45, Mellow Moments; 11 United States Army band.

11 30, At Your Service, Madam; 12. Kilty Kellv. 12 15, Myrt and Marge; 12.30. Hilltop House, 12 45. Stepmother; 1.

Scaiter- 1 15. Life and Love of Dr good Baines, is. Lite and Love of Dr Oral examinations for applicants for positions with the Idaho fish and game department were conducted here today. M. and Mrs.

T. L. Garland, formerly of Spokane, will open the Garland Ice Cream and Sandwich shop Wednesday in the Scott building. Miss Fay Killian and Ray Hendrickson were married Sunday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, the Rev. W.

J. McGettigan officiating, They will make their home here upon returning from a Coast trip. Friends here have been advised of the marriage last week in Superior, of Miss Lillian Elliott, Everett, and Forrest Young, Wallace. They will live in Superior where he is engaged in the mining business. Miss Frances Frank Weds Jack Hamilton ROCKFORD, Aug.

29. (Special.) Miss Frances Frank, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Frank, Spokane, former residents of Rockford, and Jack Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Talbert Hamilton, were married at the home of the brides parents in Spokane Sunday. Both attended the Rockford schools. After a wedding trip, they will reside near Spangle where he will operate a stock ranch. E. L.

Smalley has received word of the death of his grandson, Albert Unger, Carrols, who was killed in an automobile accident, Mrs. Olive Hard of Sacramento, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. E. Gohiman.

totaling $30 for floats and children's entries. Chlldren will compete in two sections, a pet and a costume parade, Floats must be Chris Hemmerling, local hotel man, has purchased the Emanuel Dormaier lanch north of Odessa, and Mr. Doimaier has purchased the propeity farmed by Otto Schneider, near Odessa. ju nrtnn Ui AULlllC tlUKU ANT) DI1VFR WFD ULIVCK LU POMEROY, Aug. 29 An information chaiging Robert Vern Barnett with manslaughter was filed here yesterday by Prose-1 The American Legion will sup-ruling Attorney Howard E.

Phil-1 ply a mounted color bearer and lips. The charge grew out of an mounted color guard, The Odessa auto accident Friday night result-1 Grange will enter a float, portraying in the death of Willard Tim-, mg that organizations 50th year rnons, sawmill worker. The car of life. Pioneers of over 40 years residence will he featured in the parade. All pioneers must register before September 6 at the Finney Lumber company.

H. C. Phillips is In chaige. (failed to make a curve on the Sun- ehigbvvay three milPS east of BOYS PRACTICED horse drawn and depict a pioneer soil conservation association checkup: Otto Krahn, Camden and Milan farms districts; Walter Edens, Newport district; John Berendt, Cusiek district, and Jack about 390 farm homes. Welsh, Tiger district.

Karns estimated 222 miles of line would serve all rural areas county and would give STOCK JUDGING OROFINO. Idaho, Aug. 29. (Special.) George Johnson, Clearwater county agent, and Mickey Schmidt took 10 4-H club boys to the University of Idaho Saturday for practice in stock judging. They were; James Wimpy, Lloyd Patten, I Harvey Blake, Dean Nelson and Clifford Philpot from Orofino, and Kenneth and Leslie Engstrom, Lloyd Bradshaw, Richard Bourne' COMPLETE in EVERY Division I.

New Night Show Historic Cavalcade THE SPIRIT OF THE TRAIL" With Cast of 1,000 Indians, Cowboys, Pioneers, Soldiers Ail-Western Races a cost of more than $318,000. (Chronicle photo.) 9-WOLD SAVED SISTER FROM FIRE approximately adequately in Adams service to ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM FARMINGTON FARMINGTON. Aug. 29. (Special.) Mrs.

Charles Blieken-derfer entertained five tables al dPSSPrt bndKp Saturday, (i RAPES SHIPPED. HANFORD, Wash Aug. 29. (Special.) First Concord grapes the season have been shipped the Fred Vertner ranch. Tuberculosis occurs among all races of the world and its ravages may be traced far back into history.

The first regular radio broadcasting in the United States was from transmitter at the home of Dr. Frank Conrad at Pittsburgh, Pa. LYLlVy FfUNCH PASTRV STYIEJASTILY MADE BV OUR EXPERT PASTRY CHEF Every Day 25c Plate Specials Oh GridLUcmaL DRT HOTL OflIS and Leo and Donald Thornton from! (Special.) Miss Caroline Hutdand! Funeial services for C. W. Bo-the Fraser section.

Bruce Oliver, both of Pomeroy, deli, 63, who was found dead Sun- Ale.x Wright and family of Kellogg, Idaho, were visiting friends here Saturday. Geraldine Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Clarence Lee, returned from Poitland Sunday. Mrs.

Louis Baldwin returned Saturday from Twin lakes where she had been a guest of her son, Raw-Miss Agnes McKiernan, who has Wednesday from the Sherman-Da- Uy Baldwin, been touring Europe this summer, Vis chapel. The Masonic lodge will Clarence Leid ol Spokane and arrived home Friday. Her sister, 1 conduct services hls sistpr' Mrs' Katherine Cooper, Mrs. Brennan Davis, joined her mj Fairfield, visited then mother, AnTre rr WTTtfFCT 'Mrs' MmmP Keid. Sunday.

'iVLtlLid Ur i Mr. and Mrs. George Wearns of FROM HARRINGTON Burke, Idaho, called on friends here Saturday. appeared directly in front of them on the highway near Priest River. The deer was so badly injured that it had to be killed.

MRS. E. CARNEGIE ILL AT HOSPITAL TEKOA, Aug. 29. (Special.) Mrs.

Elizabeth Carnegie, who has been here from Chico, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lola Shaw, was taken to Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane Sunday for obseivation and treatment. More than 10 carloads of people from Colfax were here Monday advertising the Golden Jubilee roundup, September 8, 9 and 10. The Rev. and Mrs.

C. W. Groth of Nezperce, Idaho, called on Abeggien and the Rev. Clark Others Probably Cant! Mr. and Mrs." Sam Fountain and NELSON CAN family and Paul Dettman Sunday guests of her sister Charles Dodd, Garfield.

A crew of men started work Monday morning on the citys new curb lights. Cowboys, Cowgirls, Squaws, Indians, Stag Coach, Etc, fix anv difficult walh renairs so dont discard vours for the vake of EX-PFRT WATCH ADVICE. Jack Opdahl, Art Willoughby and John Erickson were fined $5 each by Judge John Scott Sunday morning for drunkeness. Fred Flordin paid a fine of $7.50 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct will remain for Nebraska accompanied her returned Sunday Yellowstone SAY THAT INDIAN RECKLESS DRIVER Enl. ms "S' Sgeryhas a with relatlvPS COEUR DALENE, Idaho, Aug.

'secured a civil service position with 29. (Special.) Agnes Zachery, (the government and left Wednes- Indian from Plummer, was lodged may for Langley Field, Va. in the county jail Monday on a Mrs. Viola Johnson, Moscow, is charge of reckless driving as the visiting her son, Wayne Johnson, result of an automobile collision A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.

at the intersection of Lincoln wayW. R. Wheeler at the Burns hos-and LaCross. Ipital Sunday. James Hannah, Salina, Kan', lshome.

Mrs. Davis and Alvin Porter from a trip through pai k. Mr. and Mrs. W.

and son of Twin Falls, a week at the home Mr. and Mrs. N. HARRINGTON, Aug. 29.

i (Special.) Mrs. J. M. Alexandci of Arkansas City, is a guest of her granddaughter, Mrs. J.

E. Krirgler. Mrs. J. A.

Timm returned Sunday from Wallula, where she visited her parents. Several cases of mumps have been reported here. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schultz of Greenacres were week-end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Schultz. Mrs. Lucile Richardson of Clag-stone, Idaho, has been visiting her amtiiiv parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Francis ANNUAL 0(7rVG Ruth. VALLEYFORD, Aug. 29. 1 Carl Schoenfelder and Mrs. (Special.) The annual hike and Carl Ham of Minnesota, who have, outdoor slumber parly of the Ve- been visiting Mrs.

Bart Schmitz, G' ga.s bos club of the Evangelical left for Walla Walla Monday. I iCN church was held Friday with the 1 Rev. Eugene Meunch as host. WIND AND DUST C. Humphrey who spent of her parents, Whitaker, left Saturday for the Coast.

Henry Leaverton was painfully injured Monday when a disc which lie was unloading slipped, cutting dls rlght hand severely. of from the a That automobile drivers should be on a constant lookout for deer was demonstrated Friday evening when a car driven by Rupert Sharp, accompanied by Miss Irene Elian, ran into one which suddenly IN LATAH REGION LATAH, Aug. 29. (Special.) A high wind and dust storm swept over this section yesterday. Threshing was difficult because of dust and wind.

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Farrish, Miss Frances Farrish and Mrs.

Pauline Bradley, all of Asotin, were week-end guests at the E. L. Boothby home. The Rev. and Mrs.

Dewey Crabb of Oklahoma are guests at the Thomas Crabb home. Mrs. Ben Hoagland and daughter of Coeur dAlenp were guests recently at the Alfred Miller home. BEAUTY Is Stomach Deep Blotchy, pimply skin usually is caused by an upset stomaeh. If jour complexion isnt a 1 1 that it should be, take Chinese Herbs they counteract acid, improve digestion, prevent constipation.

fa i i Wing Wo Chinese Medicine Co. 1 Nl1- Wall I Near Main II I III Off ire Hours: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 to 8 cial.) The $1000 city project of 'grading and oiling 15 blocks of Licenses were issued Monday streets has been completed Main Susan, 130, Patterns in swing. 145, 'Dr. Robert R. Read, Tacoma, and as 0 1 2 3trtCM7chreileyionn' I A1ce Katherine Whitla, Coeur i as a Part of the Aden2 LuU.RomSii: dAlene; Stanley J.

Averill. 23, has received a new seal coat 3 30. Lyric Trio, 3 45, Remember When, igjij Diamond Wash and GeT-' under StalP suPprvlsln. Tw, a The Wilbur fire department was called out Sunday noon when a grass fire was discovered southwest 0f town on the Odessa highway. It Mrs.

John T. Wood. Mrs. O. W.

was confined to a small acreage of Edmonds and Harry Saunders pasture land. have been named judges for the 1 One of the worst wind and dust flower show Thursday in the Civic storms swept over this vicinity 4. uuemn mjut -duwco. g-u- tr i i lumbia woikshop. 6 30, Ameucan view- trude L.

Welger, Spokane; and AndyS: Park erFa mify Jo. E. Gfa 26 CUPe' alld Brown 8, Ask-it-Basket 8 30. strange as Barbara Reese, 18, Milan, Wash. Seems, 9.

World Headlines. 9 15 Bobby1 Sherwood. 9 30, Sports Pop-Off. 10. Bart Woodyard, 10 15, Nltecap Yarns.

10 30, Moonlight Sonata; 10 45. Freddie Martin, 11, Will Osbourne. 11.30, Archie Bleyer. KHO 590 KC Thursday. 6 30 7.15.

Faim 7 30 Business 148 set in July of this year. rjrr nri a a tno WILBUR ROAD JOB 5 HOW FINISHED WILBUR, Aug. 29. (Spc (Special.) Funeral services were to be held at the Presbyterian Community church today for Mrs. I M.

H. Byrum. Mrs. Agnes Murphy has been ill the last few days. Monday.

Marriage licenses issued so far in August totaled 135 Monday, accord-! ing to County Auditor James A. Foster. This number is only 13 few'er than the all-time record of 5. Period for filing closed this afternoon. candidacies Teachers Listed Yodrl-ing Cowboy.

A and Pleasure. 7.45, Sam Hayes, 8, Home auditorium, sponsored by the Bet Service Bureau, 8 15, The Neills, 8 30, Lp unm. Huh Ship of Joy; 9, Plano Recital. 9.15. Mom- ler womes C1UD' ing Star.

9 30. Minister of Song. 9 45. Dr Kate, 10, Betty and Bob, 10 15. Arnold Grimms Daughter, 10 30.

Valiant Ladv, 10 45, Hym', All Churches. 11, Maiy Marlin; 15, Ua Peikms: 11 30, Pepper Young, 11 45. Guiding Light. 12, Hack -yin be elected Tuesday SeDlember Stage Wile. 12 15.

Stella Dallas. 12 30, WU1 eitLieu i uesudy, oepiemuei Mi. and Mrs. L. W.

Perkins and. Miss Mabel Perkins have returned! from the San Francisco fair and a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert! Jencks. Mr.

and Mrs. P. N. Green had as a guest, Dale Green, College Place. Mrs.

Frank Edge and Mrs. D. P. Webster were visitors Saturday at the Ed Glascow home at Dishman. Mg and Mrs.

Wallace Mills of Newport were guests Thursday of -Mf- and Mrs. Clarence Pence, home Sunday afteinoon by Mis. Edmund Sacctamona and Mis. Henry M. Naccarato.

About lot) called between the hours of 12 and 6 in the afternoon. Many beauti- fill gifts were received. Mr. and Mrs. Lamanna were married in Chicago August 12.

In Economical Luxury Coaches COLTON, Aug. 29. (Special.) Colton schools will open September 5. The teaching staff for the high school includes; Superintendent Carl G. Moser, Leonard Klossner principal; Emily Dal- ordered Saturday by the state in-ton.

Laurel Lynn, Kenneth Rjd 1 spector bom and Clarence Linscott. BIG CREW FIGHTS KALISPELL FIRE PRIEST RIVER, Idaho. Aug. 29. (Special.) One of the most disastrous fires of the summer is raging on Kalispell creek, near CCC camp 102.

It was started Saturday hv an electric storm More than 1000 are now fighting it, and the wind rises more will be put PASCO, Aug. 29. (Spe-orh -j-be flre js burning in heavy cial.) Schools will open September 'timber. 5 with three new teachers. n-; bridal shower was given for wood Easton, Miss Viano Wuori Mrs.

Michael Lamanna at her! 45, Glen Miller. 1.30, Baker Boys; 1 45, Voices Harmony. 2. Club Bulletin 2 15. I Love a Mystery, 2 30, Woman's Magazine.

3, Easy Aces; 3 45, Meet Miss Julia, 4. Rudy Vallee, 5, American Lost Plays. 6, Music Hall. 7. Pleasuretime, 7 15, Aloha Hawaii, 7.30.

Band Concert; 8. Pedigreed Parade. 8 15. Standard Symphony; 9 15. Duke Moffitt, 9 30, Evening Star.

9 45. Romance of Achievement, 10. Reporter, 10 15. Immortal Memories; 10 30, Music You Want, 11.15, Harry Owens; 11.43. BUI Roberts.

KFIO. 1120 KC Thursdav. 6. Early Bird band. 6 15.

Around the Globe 8 30. Old-Timers. 7:15. Farm, 7 30. Bible Study; 8 Concert Hour: 9.

Singing Strings. 9 15, Sacred. 9 30. Random Thoughts. 9 45, Today Dance Hits.

10. Housewives 10 40. Martiai, 11. Dance. 11 15 Piano Moods 11:30 VVPA 11 45 Public Service 12 Vocal Moods.

12 45. Dance 1 Social 1 30. Seienader. 1 45. Round-Up Shut-In 2 15.

Tips 2 45 Fantasies Black and White1 3, Requests Adams County. 3 30 All Requests. 5 15. Sporls 3 30 Gospel Sunshine. 8 Quartet.

6 15 Modern Organ. 6 30. Hollywood Night Club 7 Song of Evening. WSC, 1220 KC Thursdav. 6 45 Coffee Pot Parade; 11, Morning Melodics, 11 15.

Homemakers: 12. Agricultural Service: 12 45. Matinee Musicale. 1 15. Homemakers; 1 30.

World Book Man. 1 40. A Chaprer a Day: 2 30 Hours of Great Mu-S'c: 4, Mon'tor. 4 30. Farm Storiette; 5.

Tha American Indian. 5 43, Requests. 12 J5, Midstream; 1, Grain Quotations; 1'15. Eait for a long trip or locally ride Empire Builder Luxury Coachei. You love on fare yet enjoy real travel comfort.

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Daily: West to Seattle-Tacoma; East to Twin Cities, Chicago. CITY TICKET OFFICE Dovenport Hotel MA. 5141 School bus drivers will be Oscar Heitstuman, Frank Babinski, Joseph Frei, William Schmidt and Art Owens. Couple Marry NESPELEM, Aug. 30.

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29. (Special.) Superior Judge Matt L. Driscoll has returned from a vacation trip in Minnesota and 4.