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"TOLICENSEAGREEMENT.
August 18, 1938
Cards
cards ~mllar to
below will be run
from this time on
the week preceding prL
etio: t Sept. 13, 1988. In.
can( idate's cards are =mid
;0. Political advertis/ng
paid in advance.
~M:ER KAMHOLZ
C~d~date for
PY COMMISSIONER
Second District
to .the will of Repuhlic~n
~r~axy C.F. (PAT) McEWEN
Election,
Sept.
13.
RepublicancouNTYKlickitatCandidateAJ~ESSORcounty for
P~imary Election September 13
Re-elect
J. W. GRAY
Repuiblicen Cand£date for
coUNTY ASSESSOR
Klickttat County
- Elgiht ye~r~ of faithful service em
J. ~V. DILESSEL Treasurer and Aagmmor
Waocra,tc Cand~cIRte for Primary Election, Sept. 13.
bUNTy COMMISSION]~Jg ~-
Second District ARCHH~ H. BINNS
Oandid~te for
L. G. TAI~OTr COUNTY AS8ESSOR
Waoeratic Oandidate for Democratic Ticket
~Y COMMISSION]KR Pt~lm~ry FAection Sept. 13.
First Distriot ~--
~t~ary Election Sept. 13 C. It. HOUS~
Candidate for P~eleotion office of
Re-elect KIAGKITAT COUNTY SH]IiIRIFF
S. F. WNUK Democratic ticket
)~P~Y CO~IONEI~ Primary Election Sept. 13
First District
Republican tic]vet ¢. 1~ PAUIAJ
~leotion, September 13. Repufl31ic~n Cendid~tte for
,~_ SH]mRII~ +
"PI~'T~" PI~J~RSON Primexy Election, Sept. 13.
}~aocratic Candidate for
~ OOMMISSlONER A.J. TAYI~R
First District Candidate for Klickitat
.~andshakex--But a Square COUNTY SHERIFF
~.~_Prlm~ry Election, Sept. 13 (R~ publican ticket)
Primary Election, September 13.
...... + ~ ~i SUE MO~
~i Candid~t~ for Re-election
( Repttblican ticket)
SUPEPAN~f~ND]KNT OF SCHOOLS
Kltckit~.t County
+Prima,ry El¢otion, September I~.
~, W. BAIZmEY
Mdldate for r¢-¢lectlon
OFFICE OF PROS~C[T]PING
ATTORNEY
Republican Ticket
JOS. BOYD Primary Election September 13
Publican Oand4date fox
~tneed To Serve fflcien~y
[ and Economloally''E ..... STATERepublican~p~IgSNN'rATIv~Candld~te
~OOunty Treasurer for ptm~t
16t,h District
~e~rs, 13 yea#re accounting and Klickltat County
F'~eeplng experience. . ....
EMII~ STRATTON
(X)UN-TY TREASURER (POLITICAL ADVERTISING)
I)emocratlc Ticket
scrupulous, Industrio,.u+, D W NEFF
and efficient." • •
THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL---Goldendale Washington Page Seven
R.candidateM. SPOONfor I Goldendale CCC ]Local Tennis I Welcome Freddie!
couNTY Lays Gad Plans Team WinnersI Hail Mickey!
Republican Ticket ]
Continulntholr sweeof intr ---'----
1~rim~ry Election Sept. 13 ~ .. ........ es Corn n 945 isthe l -
f~nld~nda!" rm v g p O I The thrills, joys and Juvenile
• .. "---/ .~,, ~ city matches witch Yaktma V~lley tragedies of a British merchant nm
SOFTBALL . J~a~_, on,y CCC unl, t in tne vancouver ccC, ........... ,
II II IV l district authorized to have a genu- I team~ ,the ot~laendeAe tennis club o~-! rine training school for boys fro=
ia~l Iine football team. This rare prlvi-Ife~ted Presser here Sunday sixi the background for "Lord Jeff," new
__ b f i ' u me~cnes to t'n~roe, i story of the sailors of tomorrow,
logo came ecause o t s past rep -
Islanders Meet The Sentinel in Crucial C~)ntest AtBrooks...... Field I tatl°n. The com-a~-~ ~ is nc~ted~ for,i Goldendale+ ,wen all three, ,d°ubles +~ withl ,, • Freddie+ Bartholomew .... and
.Erf~y ~-~L~o~_; ~,~;,~9~'*?'e,V .m.~'.YE P~rA-~¢ }~r,:¢~+. FfoflT .Vm~j'lxe;''~Pg" ~ ~t'm- &'care ~fl'~' a'w~rff a i-r°~'~b~'~ ~'~ ~b~" ,dfl','~*e" 0X ~fl~ ..~*n--, :h,~.ey ~ro(ney, wi~,ch opens Sunday
Furniture, Safeway During Week .v.....v....+ college team in weight. Our line will lgles contests. Scores for the singles at the Star theatre. Freddie por~re~y~
overage about 220 pounds. !follow: IIane~ (G) defeated Clinton ,~+ ~oungs~er, ~tool of ~rooks, who ia
LEAGWE STAN'DING$ THE SENTINEL AB H R A CCC camp is a wonderful pl,'tee l.(n.Ox (P) 6-2, .-6, 6-4, McKee (G) represented as a young noblema~
........ ..... • i, ae[eated Clyde Knox (P) 6-3 10-8"and ~vh,) iit~ds regeneration and
W L PCT Dunn, t~.~, za ~ • o to organize a +~eam. vne men are on " ' '
• " "^ualls ss 3 1 0 a re tflar schedule ~nd and r __. iTownsend (G) defeated l~orick (P) fricndsMp when sent to the nautical
b2 , g O a D~I- ,
I~ox Factory 2 0 1000 ........ wa~uu on°*" .~n , ,~,,+~a ........ .+,,,+,, ,. ~n,,o, ¢,~,. ,~,.,,,, 6-3, 6-2; Ward (G) lost ,to McCar_ :~+a:~ng' s~'hool where Mlckey aport-
Island Lunch 2 0 1000 .................... ~ .................... tb S " 9 ,
lb 1 .... i y (P) .-6 6- • I)~rland (G) los ey as a stud+at petty officer, is first
~-^--'~-- 2 1 666 Kaiser, E,, 3 9 oplng good football players Tttel . ' ")' ' ' ~ + ' ~ .
~*~ • _ ......... . ..-,. ...... i~o Knox 8-6, b-2; and Spoon (+~! sis .xeme~is, then his friend. Several
c,_--+:~._, ~ I [tiff ~II1SOLI, l'OVl. ~ O Z Z company hopes tO pl*],V many Import- . ..... ,, .......
~'"-~" ~"-'"'t-'~ 0 2 "000Pike, C., If 3 I 2 ant games this fall. With t~he s~p-I s~ to tgnox ~-o, ~-,~. nunurru ooys appear as students.
~,um,~ ~u.,. u.v " - .... I In the doubles MccKee and Hdncs Thrills of mast climbing, the annual
+- + n 3 n00 weefhaver, c z i O port of the community ou,r expects- " ......
~ateway ~ "~ Radcliffe, p 2 1 0 tions are very high. The company (G) defeated Knox end Knox 6-3, navy cutter race, sequences aboard
--'----'-- Lainhart, F., cf 2 2 0 w,lll launch ,a campaign to raise fundst 6-3; Townsend and W~rd (G) +de- the Queen Mary anti other marl-
By downing The Sentinel 4to 30lsen,_ O., rf 2 0 0 to ~eplece and repair worn out equip- feevted McCarty a~d Rorick 7_5, 7-5", time thrills mingle with the human
in a tight pitchers battle last week, Total 26 9 3 ment and Darlaud and Spalding (G) de- comedy anti drama of the story.
the Box Factory ten established it- p.ox" ~A~TORY AR H V[ " Reutster Now t f~ted Rorick and McOa.rty, %5, 6-0 Players include Charles Coburn,
self as the club to beat in the newly Vanho" if 2 1 1 APPLICATION FILED t Next Sanday August 21 Golden- Herbert Mund~n and Gale Sender-
formed softball league .. _ ~' cf ~ 2 ........... "~ '" t do2e will meet l~rosser in a return gaard.
• ~anaers, , z l OL+YMP'IA,Aug. 17--AlbertC. l ...............
matcn a~ vrosse~ Tap iOllOwlng
In the two other contests of the o or 3b 2
Hct , 0 0 Maxtln, Commissioner ofPublic ' + " .
13 to 10 in a high scoring contest Weiss, as 2 0 1 Lands, th~s week accepted an appli-tS.uni~'~y" AuguSt 28, C~ldendale will I SEE FRANK EDGAR
, pl~ay ~unnvsfde at Sunn~side
Monday evening and took an 18 to Spalding, H,, 2b 3 0 1 oa,tlon to lease t, he N~V~NE~, EbNW~I + .... .o+ " I for Carpenter and Cabinet
9 victory from the Home Furniture Hin~ston, lb 2 1 O and NW~SE~ of ~ttnn ls ),~wn 1 ------Kegtstor N w------ [ u, nrb
• TRtC~KMLN---Get your bill of lading . .
laS:n'Wh?eB~:YFactory contest The 0L:Tl]eYl, r:;f 22: :~:PL"nnt~"fi=g;; =dt"a:dK~:k~ ~l:~:~!:~riS~t~:'~hPl~°~naa~I BOX File estamates
227".
• • b ' " Ut tll~) ltl --lilLy8 I DIU O[ laolng.
bie Cahlll, but the sawmill chucker Cahill. Be , p 1 0 0i------------------ ____
kept his hits well scattered. Red- Total 19 4 4 ]~I~I.~"I+~.I~*I~I~÷÷÷÷~÷*I.÷÷÷÷÷@~..÷÷÷@÷%~@ g*÷4*.l~~÷÷*t.~q~÷~-l,÷,
cliffe held the Factory teu to four SIBERRIAN AB H R
hits. Three errors by The Sentinel Oltmann If 4 3 4 i~ ......
accounted for at least two of the V¢inters.' cf 43 $ ' ~'~]rh ~1~~ V~'' ~~~ ~ ~~ I
factory runs. Eddy rf 43 1,~ • • 11 ;11 &qJKi II I' I Li -e
ahtll i ad m,,rv+loue aupport+Rutl go, rovf 4001i
from the Box Factory infield in Perkins, lb 4 0 1 IX Remember h w xe ......... , ....... "
• . . I Z O e ltea we an got wnen the3 mrew in a ~tPt~ or a
what was probably the best played Smith, p ~ t x I~
game of the season. With Smith Hanes, c ~ 0 t I~ DOLLAR WATCH with a suit? That sure made a greet hit with us!
pinching for the Siberrian the ice Duggor, 3b g 1 1 !~
cream ladlers looked strong at times Anderson. ss 3 0 11:][:
in some sloppy fielding. Scores fol- Totals 331113i! T~=~r~AV IW'~ A ~ID~]~I
lo : SAFEWAY ABH Ri: IUU. I 11 D /4 rlki [a
SIBERRIAN AB H R Ringer,r:b ~ 21I~
o,,_o. ,, , , ,+-. ,.. o, .,I| M CORMICKDEERING PLOW
Dugger, 3b : ~ 3, Chat=b,e: ' 1 1 O i C
Hanson, 2d 3 1 2 Adams, p 3 2 lj$
t'erk,ns, ,n :Babbitt ,' +'0 * OR ONE TRACTOR DISC HARROW
Trowbrldge reef 3 1 2 ] ..... ' . .. )
' 2 t~l~sa~ecl~, It 3 2 2 . . .
Anderson, ss 3 1 / Walden 2rid 3 0 0 ~ given f. o. b. Chicago with evry purchase of a new MeCormiek-Deering FARMALL 20
Hoagland, cf 3 1 I I - ' - {£
Eddy, rtf 3 2 2[ TOtal 301310! Tractor.
Total 3511 18+
iit_l[___...~'____ ][ll_--J__-£_ I 1:~ ACT NOW--get this leading all-purp0se tractor while you can get a big essential machine
HOME FURNITURE AB H R ~--l~l~Vlllg wonuenm ............
.. _ _ ~ --..,, .. . T wim it r~ This man-size ouer is dmited Get your modern power equipment on the
Lawson, is., royf 3 1 "l'lrna I h'arr -- '" " "
Anderson, c 3 1 01 ..... °'''''~'=''~[~]L~'~) [:~ fields.
Henry, lb 3 Xt Vacatlon Romanc
Gilman, p 3 0 0I et÷ SEE US FOR FURTHER DETAILS
Nath, 3b " 3 1 1t ---"--'--
.roc.,tr ,x°i " I Wilson Implement
an effort to escape the humdrum of
Clymer, cf 2 1 I *
life find excitement and sometimes *I*
Allison, rf 2 1 1
.......... ,romance in summer vacation camps I÷ J.
tlamlltOn, zn Z 1 e , }.,.4, ~-- |,t~ r] | *
motivates the comedy-drama 'Hay- .~.
Washln ton
Jackson, ss 310 .......... ..o.uen.m.e,
....... [ ;rig wonaertul Time, co-starrlng ]T O
Total z~ v ~IGlnger Rogers aud Douglas Fair-
banks, Jr, which opens a two day+*
-------------- ------------ ÷÷÷÷÷ ÷~÷÷ ÷.1~@÷÷d~.÷÷÷÷~.~%~.@÷~**,*÷q.4~@@@ ÷.~ ÷÷ @ ÷ ~÷÷ ¢* ~ ~..l.÷ ÷÷ ÷
l~ l Ilell ]run Tuesday at the Star Tneaare. ,
rranK filmer Adapted to the screen from the
sensational New York stage hit by
Democratic Candidate for
State Representative
16th District
Primary Election, Sept. 13
Ferry at The Dalles
50c per trip
Candidate for
CONGRESS
"Im p~rtod f a r m
nots are re-
crops grown
m Amerioa,n fo,rms.
There nan be no na-
t t o n e. 1 prosperity
w h 11 e American
famuem go broke
foreign com-
As a sales-
of farm pro-
ducts for 25 years, I
understand~ h i
e
p~ol)lem.
" 'Relief' in v@rious forms is eating
at ,the rites of our countxY. No
~l~servi,ng unfortu +n~es should go
~h+ungry or unclothed. But relief as
.now hendled is croa,ting a class of
professional givers whose jobs de-
pond on keeping a list of regular
'CA lea,is.'
"Relief a~ould be locally admird~-
tered. It snould provide necessltles+
I¢ should be operated ~o bar c~Meel-
era, ¢o ot~nul¢~te eelf ,help tnateed of
killing self ,re~pect. Organized relief
~hould not be uaed~ a~ a political 'Big
stick.' I will work for an eco~amic~l,
common sense progrem."
Arthur Kober, the story focuses on
the hectic romance between Ginger
Rogers, as a stenographer from
Manhattan, and Fairbanks as a law
student earning his keep as a wait-
er.
Counterpointing this theme are
the persistent efforts of the girl's
former suitor to marry her; an-
other love ~fl~.irs between Rogers'
girl friend and one of the vacation-
isis, and the problem of how Miss
Rogers and Fairbanks can get mar-
ried without money.
More than fifty speaking roles
are filled by favorites of the stage
and screen, including Peggy Conk-
lin, Lucille Ball, Richard "Red"
Skelton of vaudeville fame, Lee
BoWman, Ann Miller and Donald
Meek.
-----Register Now
Truck d~rLvers get Your ~Lll of
Lading blanks at The Soatinel of.
rice. All ready made u) into books
with original, d~plicate, and tr[pli-
cat~ t~---
-----Register Now-----
~ee the New Iboyal Z'orutble cype.
writer on diapi~y at Sentinel. tt--=
GEe. M. BAKEIt
Candidate for
COUNTY AUDITOR
Ticket
Election Sept. 13
CHAS. DUDLEY
@
These Models Are Hot Too:
WWgl
~andidate for Klickite~
DOU N'r ¥" AUDITOR
Democratic ~lcket
Election Sept. 13
--FOR--
NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE
Connect= Oregon and Wash-
ington Highways
C. T. SMITH, Manager
Phone 520 The Dalles
COUNTY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENrr
(~RADUATE STANFORD UNIVERSITY
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| ONE YEAR POST-GRADUATE--
University of Southern California
~X-PRF~IDENT KLICKITAT EDUCATION
,ASSOOCATION
PRESENT VICE-PRF~IDENT KLICKITAT EDUCA.
TION ASSOCIATION
~DITOR KLICKITAT TEACHER
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEEMAN,
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
!
t D~MOCRATIC PRIMARIES
WASHINGTON
ZENITH RADIOS
Complete 1939 line, electric and battery sets.
HEATERS
Oil or Wood Burning, dependable lines.
Come In And Inspect Our Stock
WORK HORSES - SADDLE HORSES - BROOD
2 STALLIONS -- 1 Shire 8 years oM, 1 Creamline 5 years oM
Milk Cows - Feeder Pigs - 10 Head Ewes. 1 Ramboulette Buck
1 Cordale Buck
1 Case 8ft. Binder, used 2 seasons; 1 Hay Choppier (Ross) A-I
condition. Other items too nmnerous to mention.
Farmers May Bring in Livestock, etc. To Be Sold at This SMe.
BILL LAYMAN ' JOHN C. KAIDERA
Manager Clerk
JEFF DAVIS, Auctioneer