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19, 1938
THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington
Page Seven
FOOT BARLEY
IS GROWN AT
CLIFFS
feet tall, ~eexdless barley
by James Jeter at Cliffs
en display in Goldendale
es an example of the
of agriculture crop this
can produce.
to Jeter ,iJhe barley
t)lanted last January, less
tour months ago. The tall
is on display in the win-
Of the Abeling realty office.
through the Want Ads.
/
IT'S TIIJE
that De~flnes How
Long Your I,enses
Will Serve You
chy Dr. C. Johnston has
h ,~ thorough ~tudy of the
system of eye diagnosis.
why Dr. Johnston gives a
Examination instead~ of
exra,mination.
~es give greater ~atisfac-
remain suited to ~he
~nger.
JOHNSION
208~ East Yak a
Yaklma, Washington
Obituary i
George Robert Mit(~imll wws. ~born
Oct. 28, 1852 in Muscatlne, Iowa,
and died May 5, 1938 in Goldendale
near w,hich place he ha.d' lived, since
1903. He wa6 85 years, six months
and seven days of age.
In February, 1877, he was united
in marriage to M~ra Isabelle Steven-
son who preceded him in death 12
years ~go. To this union were born
i nine children: George of Ellensburg,
i Wash.; Emma J. w~ho died in Nov.,
1925; Robert C. who died in Feb.,
!1937;William S. of Lyle, Wash.;
Ralph A. who died in M~.y, 1930;
, Mrs. Lois Trotman of Bremerton,
Wash.; Glenn B. of Ellen,~burg, and
Mrs. Faye Divers, of Goldend'ale.
Besides his children he leaves 27
g~ndchildren, 18 great grandchil-
dren, ~nd one gre,a.t great grandchild.
He joined the Methodis,t (~hurch at
an early age and continued in that
,belief the remainder of his life.
He ~was a mem~ber of the Grange
since early man, ho~d, lmvlng joined
in the East and~ ~lso belonged to
,Crr~ange number 49 in Goldendale.
Be)sides his immediate family heI
leaves a half-sister in the East, see-I
eml nieces and nephews, and also ai
~host of friends in this community
and wherever he h,as li~ed.
Funeral services were held Sunday,
May 8 from ,the Chapman chapel in
Goldend,ale, witil Opal Benedict (~f
Centervllle, officiating. Interment
followed in the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
RESOLUTIONS
On Easter morning the Grim
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY
O
, >
- FLOUR and FEED
.@
Reaper, ,death, again entered our
Pioneer Association ~nd called our
esteemed sister, Agn,es Struthers, and
although we mourn her passing, we
realize that our loss is her gain, as
she had been au invalid and suffered
many long months end is now wi,th
her Saviour in .the land where there
is no more doa,th or suffering or
pain.
Be it resolved ,that our Associa-
tion extend to ~he bereaved family
our deepest sympathy, an&a copy of
these resolutions be sent to the fam-
ily and a copy ,be pl~ced on the
minutes of our Association.
Mr. Hornibrook.
Mrs. Locy,
Mrs. Green.
RESOLUTIONS
V~hereas .the Supreme Ruler has
removed ~from our midst our brother
G. R. M3.tchell0 WB p~use to pay
tribute to his memory,
Therefore be it resolved that we,
the Pioneer member~ send a copy of
t~hese resolutions to the family wi,th
our symI~thy, and a copy tm placed
on our minutes.
Mr. Hornibrook.
Mrs. Locy,
Mrs. Green.
OBITUARY
KLICKITAT
COUNTY'S
COURT
NEWS
Ralph Henry is brought before
the court and being arragned, pleads
guilty to information charging him
with the crime of Burglary in the
Second Degree, when he did on May
let and 2nd, under two counts, win
fully, unlawfully and feloniously
break and enter the Klickitat Valley
Grain Growers' Warehouse in Gold-
endale, in which property was kept
for storage, and the same being thB
property of the estate of Hal H.
Cole, deceased. It is adjudged and
decreed by the Court that he be
punished therefor by imprisonment
in the State Reformatory for a term
of not more than 15 years.
Horace White, Ray Gately and
H. B. Bennett are appointed by the
Court to appraise the property of the
estate of James Luginbuhl, deceas-
Co. W~ of SE~, NESEi and SENEI
of Sac. 34-5-17.
WI)--Ralph M. Mackey and wife
to Orant Jackson Dorland and wife,
4 acre~ in creek bottom west of Mill
Street, Goldendale.
IH"H "
Tuberculosis
League Lists
$235.49; Trout Lake, $30.25; Roose-
velt, $8.25; I)allesport, $5.75; Good~
nee tillls, none; Alderdale, $5.76;
Appleton, $7.75; Bingen, none; Cen-
terville, $15.23; Glenwood, $15.25;
Juniper(5.~nyon, $4.00; Bickieton,
$34.05;Maryhill, $5.72; Laurel,
;4.35; Cliffs, $2.85; Klickttat,
i[$27.00; Husum, none: Lyle, $9.23;
Camp Seven, $5.83; B. Z. Corners,
$3.20; o.nd Wishram, no returns.
Drive Returns Ore o. Jest.el delive,ed to
i Your home or at Confectionery stores
In their anntml report filed here and Allison's pharmacy. George Lay-
this week the Klickitat county Tu- ,~au. agent, tf---
berculosis League listed a total of
11[r " , f~! / ~ 15523.I3 received through the oale of I"
women s um~s 1o Christmas seals in the county. The [ Estimates Furnished
..... I report wee filed by MleB Esther Trow-|
Meet At L le bridge, of Ooldendale, county al[ A. J. LENOIR
___ Y t sale Chairman. I Painting- Paperhanging
Ethel Romig Fuller, noted north- , Money taken in by the county I Decorating
west writer and resident of Portland, ~luberculosis league is used for!!
~wlll address ~he district Federation M~ntoux skin tests, X-rays and ed'u-
lot Women's clubs ~hen they convene catlonal work. There are no com- ~~*"-
for their spring meeting Friday, May pens~ted tuberculosi~ workers in •
20, at Lyle, announced district presI- Klickitat county.
dent, Ma's. B. M. Heaman, in White The County Tuberculosis league
Salmon last w~ok. announced that It has an allowance
Her talk will q~e the ,high light of carried in its budget for sending a | ~O$¥1~I$~T@OMIIJ I
thB session which will contort elec- delegate .to the state convention to I B~avae|bay la$t lo~I
tton of officers, 10 sel~rate depart- be ,held in Olymp~., June 2, 3, 4. ~~-crank fast*r-- •
men,t institutes and a fine exts dis- ThB following list, taken from the ~~/"
play of craft and hand:work. Fine annual report, shows the amount
Arts department chairman, Mrs. R. received ~by the league from e~ch f'l _____
L. Heaman, White Salmon, who is district in Klickitat county: Whltel The Service mxage
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FREE DELIVERY
ANYWHERE IN TOWN
PHONE 992 I
"WE lAKE TO HEAR IT RING"
I)aniel D. Duffield wee born near ed.
Albany, Oregon, June 26, 1877. His H.B. Bennett, Homer H. James
parents Thomas G. and Sarah J. and G. E. Freeman are appointed
DuffiBld .were ,early plonBers of Call- by the Court to appraise the prop-
fornia. "Phey came to Oregon in 1871, erty of the joint estate of Alfred
moved to Klickitat county in 1879 Pascal and Irene Pascal Pint, both
,and settled four miles southeast of deceased.
Goldendale, ,the old schoolhouse of Upon petition duly filed, It is or-
No. 12 being on the northwest cor- dered that the administrator de
her of their f~rm. Here I)aniel grew
to manhood and was educated in the
public schools. Later he went to
Lincoln county, Washington, then to
t, he East and Canada.
At the beginning of ,the World
War he enlisbe~d in the transporta-
tion service of Ca.n~tda ~nd served
three years and~ eight months in
FrancB. He died in Portland, Ore-
gon. May 5, 1938 being 60 years,
.bonis non of the estate of Rufus A.
Byrkett, deceased, be and he is
authorized to borrow the sum of
$250.00 with ~hich to pay the costs
ot maintenance of the minor heir
of decedent, the costs of mainte-
nance of the property belonging to
the estate, and the claims filed
against the said estate.
Order is entered which fixes the
date of June 8th as the time for
responsible for the display lhas an- S a 1 m o n, $112.17 ; Goldendale, Goldendale, Washington
nounced a number of cash awards to
be given the most outstanding articles +':":"~~~'~'~"l"I"~4'~"~l'~'-~".~,'4~":'~'g'4~~
entereek
Innovation of the mid-morning
session, which, is set for 10 a. m. will
be the series of ten department in-
stitutes discussions headed by the in-
dividual district chairm~n. The first
g~
five in alphabetical order have been
all voted first place to be alte~,,,,ted
by the remaining five for the latter
period. The e~essions were decided
upon as an outgrowth of discussion
held at the recent board, meeting in
V~hRe Salmon,
Officers to be elected on Y~clday to
fill expiring terms are c~rresponding
secretary, and second vice-president.
Nomination reported ~by .the nomlnat-
I0 montilS and nine d~ys old.
He leaves three sister, Mrs. Scott
Warwick of Goldendele, Wash.; Mrs.
Joseph Miller, Benton City, Wash.;
Mrs. T. D. Ada~ns, Newberg, Ore.;
,three broVhers, Thomas Duffield,
Port Angeles, Wash.; George Oaf-
field, Portland; and James Duffield,
address not "known. He was a mem-
ber of ~the Presbyterian church and
d~id many kind deeds.
000
hearing on the final account of the
executrix of the estate of Frank
Cerveny, deceased.
The inventory and appraisement
filed in the matter of the estate of
Jacob Schmid, deceased, shows the
valuation of the property of the!
estate to be $1375.00
The inventory and appraisement
filed in the matter of the estate of
Dorothy Stunts, deceased, shows the
valuation of the property of the es-
tate to be $200.00.
The inventory and appraisement
filed in the matter of the estate of
Minnie Ritzschke, deceased, shows
the valuation of the property of the
estate to be $7417.00.
The inventory and appraisement
filed In the matter of the estate of
Marie Wyers, deceased, shows the
valuation of the property of the
estate to be $2164.80.
The State Tax Commission files
warrants which show that it has
judgments against the following
parties for unpaid excise taxes:
Monzlngo Lumber Co., tn the sum of
$3.38 together with interest, and A.
H. LeLay in the sum of $13.20, to-
gether with interest.
ing bo~rd were Mrs. W. H.
Klickitat, and Mrs. Brooks IAving-
~ton, Gle~wood~, as c~ndido.tes for the
respective offices. The nominating
board is composed of ~the president of
each affiliated club. Two delegates
will also be named to represent ~he
district at the state convention in
Walla W~la June 12 to 15.
Contri'bu,tions to the Found~tlon
Fund will be solicited and a report
on eo-opera~tion with war veterans
will also be given ,by those commit-
tee chairmen.
An a~ard of $1 will be made to
the Mugrada clu~b of Goldendale by
the district press chairman, Mrs. R.
I. Parrott, Glenwood~, as contributing
the most pr~ctios.l program in the
district 1937-38 Program Building
Contest.
Week's Realty News
WD---R. Lauterbach and wife to
Ira B. Hyde ~l& wi~e, I~t 3, Block:
D, Lautorba~h's Add. to White Sal-
mon, $800.
WD---Ira E. Hyde and wlfe to
red Brog, hatf interest in above. ,
Easement Doed---N. P. Ry. Co. to
The Secretary of State flies her
certificate ~'hich shows that C. H. '1KHckitat Log and Lumber Co. Lot
Knosher haB been reappointed as a l7, Jec, 1-5-13.
Notary Public for a. term dndtng QC---Forne C~l~m'borlin .to Herbert
June lgth, 1942.
William E. Vlnton Is brought be-
fore the Court on a charg~ of in-
sanity. Upon being duly examined
he is found to be insane and Is com-
mitted to tbe Eastern Washington
State hospital.
Final decree of divorce is entered
In the case of Louella Hougey vs.
Art Hougey.
What Others Say
MAYOR LANGLIE O. K. SAVE
FOR ONE ITEM
ASter ~hearing M,~Lyor-elect I.,anglie
of Seattle, a s'hort time ago we came
i Chamberlin, E~EISDSW~ Sac. 7-3-
19.
County Treasurer's Deeds---To J.
Nails Lum{ber Co., in Sac. 20-4-13;
Sac. 2o5-12; Sac. 2 and 12-5-13; Sac.
27-6-11; S~c. 16--6-12. To S. F.I
G~ndem, Lots I to 18, inc. Block 19,
Bickleton. To W. M. Locke, lands in
Sacs. 19 and 29-4-11, To D. M, I~y-
man, ~E~W~ and W~SE~, Sac. 4-5-
15. To O. P. Kreps, NENW.~ of 8oc.
11-5-11. To J. O. Ally~, trot on
west side of North (M)ldendalB west
of county ro~4,
WIN---Frank !P. and~ Leslie M. Egar
to Christian Science Socl, ety of
~lmon, Lot 6, Block B, Lauterbach's
First Add. to White Salmon.
In Your Choice of Type Faces and
to the conviction that Seattle is InI Deed--R-- Warner estate to
for some very excellent l.eadershtp, lEugene V. Warner, tract In Sac. 22-
Sizes
Of
D .,,
And
i but for one point we would differ 6-10. $200.
TWO --a~,er ,nve,o ,es with him seriously. I Sheriff'~ Deed---To F~deral Land
That point is one the d~vt~ton of I~mk, sottth 22 acre~ of NENE~, ~,nd
gasoline tax money. There is an ini- the S[ of the I~E~ of Soc. 19-3-12.
tla.tive fathered and mothered in
Seattle hhet would turn 20 per cent
over to cities instead of tbe present
10 per cent, "out Mr. I~anglie would
go even farther and m~ake tt a t, hlrd.
No city in WaShington .gains more
from a state highway system than
Seat, tie. All roads lead to Seattle, end
the benefit thB reet of us gain along
the way Is secondary to the benefits
that accrue to Seattle.
In the long mm even Seattle would
lose 'should construotlon of ,highways
stop and our state lose millions of
federal money now ma~tc,hing ours
in conetruction.
Seo~ttle may need some help other
than wha, t she c~n d~) for herself by
adopting busine~ methods in city
government, but ~h~t help should
not come at the expense of the state
,highway syst~m.----(~heh~lis Advocate.
Sell it throug*a ~he Want Ada
$1387.2~.
WD---Ira ~hong and wife to
Joseph Gro~hong and ~wi,fe, tract in
Sac. 11-4-10.
QC--~reta G. Read to Gee. A.
Read, tract in Sac. 19-3-11.
QC---H~zel Blayloek to D. M. Lay-
man and wife, N~ of ,the SE~ of Sac.
15-5-15.
WD--D. M. Stanohtff to Homer I.
Spencer, E~ ~S~ of Sac. 21-6-i0.
QC--Hon~er I Spencer and wife to
Effie M. Dean, E~SWSE| and SW!
SW~E~ of Sac. 21-6-10.
WD---Bertrand Nordby Read and
T. W. Norc~by to Homer I. ~pencer,
NW~ of Sac. 28-6-10.
QC---Homer I. Spencer and wife to
Effie M. Dean, above d~cribed tract.
WD---Artltur U. Jones end wife to
Wade H. Dean, SENW~ of See. 22-
6-10. $500.
WI)----GreeX Western Insurance Co.
OO
See These Machines On Display In Our Window
LIKE MOTHER MAKES
GOLDENDALE BAKING COMPPANY ROLLS, like all oth-
er products of this home-owned bakery contain the same
nutricious, tasty food materials that used to make
Mother's cooking your favorite food. That's why
so many housewives now insist on Goldendale
Goldendale Bakery pastries, and Gold Krust
Bread
IF IT'S GOLDENDALE MADE . . . IT'S THE BEST
GOLDENDALE BAKING
"HOME OF GOLD KRUST BREAD"
WELTER AND SEIBOLD
CO.¸
OF COURSE THEIR GOOD !ll l!
Goldendale people have learn-
ed to ask for Reliance Ice
Cream because it's always
good. That is why so many
confectionaries and soda foun-
tains ,now insist on Reliance
Ice cream for all uses.
........ DELICIOUS, HEALTHFUL, NUTRICIOUS ............
That's Re ce
RELIANCE CREAMERY
AND COLD STORAGE PLANT
EINAR ANDERSEN, Prop.
Whatever your machinery or implement needs may be
It will pay yo~ to see the
"NEW OLIVER" LINE
ON DISPLAY AT THE GRANGI~ SUPPLY
ASLO LET US FIGURE WITH ~OU ON THA~r
PAINT JOB
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