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sday, October 31,
1940
RICHARD J.
THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington
John Sanders Downs , EXPLAINS SEA CODE
Familiar With Goldendale 11
County's Needs By 26 To 0 Score
Granger high school's football
DEAlt VOTDR :
team last Friday handed Goldendale
I,t is natural that any.one entering a crushing 26 to 0 defeat in a g~me
Republican Candidate a political race, tries to interest played on the Yakima eleven's homei
friends ,and others in his success and field. The Valley club had the gameI
STATE 1 take the liberty of calling your at- well under control at all times amld
tention to the fact that I am the Re- capitalized on G, oldendale mlsteLkes{
R p ti publican nominee for county corn- to ran up the high score•
e resents ve missioner for the third district of
Loss of five regulars, who were
Klickitat county, suspended from the team in a dis-
"" VOTE FOR TWO I was born and have lived in East- ciplinary wction shortly before the
Richard
am a real ~st~te owner and a taxpay- ] squad's reserve strength to a bare
J.Bates era liekita't county for
47"years. I]game cut d,own the Goldendale's
er. Have been a school director for{minimum Don Hoagland, V T
20 years. Also deputy county field]smith' Ji~m Zevely, Chet Baggerley
assessor for 14 years..I am also anland Jim Bulmer were suspended
Candidate 2 ... ex service man and served in France I from the team
with the Fifth Brigade of the United'
~, Charlie Sanith, fleet-fleeted G~old-I
States Marine Corps. endale hal,fback, broke l~ose for oneI
i. Having been in business since long run in the Granger game only]
1914, I am very familiar with the to have the play called back• A dif-/
: (l~aid political advertisement)problems of our county, and I know feren, t decist.on on this play mightI
___ that you as a taxpayer, are interested have started the ~oldendale machineI
mmll~ in good county government without r~lling. I
the waste of your tax funds, and this1
~ 0 l is my pledge to y~l. t is furnished by means of boiling the
Am covering our county as thor-I lemon rinds and utilizing the water
oughly as possible, it is imoossi,ble/from them in the filling. This serves
~19 to see ,all, and I will be very grate-las an excel*lent substitute for tile
U|i
ful for your support and help at the grated rind ordinarily used.
oomi~g general election, November A baked custard with a. smo~t~h
You would certainly object 5. icily-like interior is much more
if somebody else went to the Sincerely yours, easily obtained if the quantity of
grocery, bought a lot of things J OH~N A. SA~I)~RS, ReptLblican milk used is heated to the scaldng
without your permission and Nominee for County Commissioner point before combination with the
charged them to your account, for the Third District, "Klickitat eggs, vani'lla and sugar. In this way,
Yet that's about the way the C~ounty. the egg portion is partially cooked
PUD law works because the before there is a possi',biliay of curd-
PUD Comm;ssioners• now have HOUSEHOLD l l'l S ling.
the right to issue bonds without Jelly and jam cords, made of ordi-
your consent. If your youngest milk drinker nary :household twine and placed on
needs persuasion frequently, try the the top of the jelly glasses prior to
Initiative 139 provides that
all bond issues in PUDs m'a~t '%pecial glass method." A smaJll their coating with melted paraffin,
glass of unusual shape or with en- serve as an excellent means of re-
first be approved by the vot¢~
tertaining figures will provide anmoving the who~le sheath of paraffin
of the district. On blo~:~,e~
interest in milk drinking not noted without affecting the shape of the
5th you have the chance to
before, jelly.
RESTORE Y O U R RIGHT TO ~i
Orange and lemon rinds do not
VOTE. ~ serve merely as a protection to the Order your Christmas cards now. I
fruit therein, but at times, both can Take ~dvantage of our unusual spec-
Vote nFO~-H be very u~eful as for instance cook ial offer of 50 assorted Christmas
['~ ed and mashed pumpkin, squash and cards, printed with Your name, for
Initiative
139
Lf.2J
sweet potatoes assume an unusual only $1.00. See our line of Deluxe
and distinctive flavor v~hen baked cards, ranging from $2.50 for 25
Let the People Vote League and served in hollowed-out orangecards up to $8.00. The Goldendale
Box 97 Ol:'mpia, Wash. halves. In the preparation of lemon Sentinel.
" 'pie fil, ling, a less bitter flavor will
Paid political adver±isement be obtained if liquid for the receipe Sell it through the Want Ads.
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NAME
ST. OR
Captain George Scheltens, widely known master mariner and former
commander of the famous yacht "Southern Cross," says the country will
be better off when all motorists adopt the courtesy code of the sea, Such
a code as now advocated by the Shell "Share-The-Road" Club, he believes,
will help prevent crowding on streets and highways, speed up traffio
and make driving more pieasrnt.
Bowling Loop
To Be Formed
Here Next Week
A city bowling league will be Pr-
o ganized here during ~he coming
week, T. F. Bensou, owner of the
Benson Recreation Center announced
Goldendale Team Back At Full today. Players wishing to participate
Strength; Valley Club Has in league play should leave their
Strong ,Passing Attack names with one of the house men at
..... a " r will hay hisIthe
Recreation
Center
during
the
uoacn ~'rea 'r ym e " ek
coming we .
Goldendale
high
school
eleven
backs' Ben.~on hopes to staI ~ the league
at full stlength Friday when he in
• " -[ by November 15. Further details con-
vades Ma,bton for a game against]cerning the league organization will
the highly touted V~lley club. Mab-
be announced next week•
ton is sup~)osed to have one of theGoldendale bowlers got their first
mo~t powerful passing attacks in the
Caste of inter-city competition Sun-
Yakima valley "B" league, day when a group of local players
G-oldendale will go into the game ldrove to The Dalles for a series of
on the short end of the betting odds m,a¢chesl wit.h Oregon teams. Crolden-
after dropping games to Granger,I dale's teams failed to win a single
Marquette and Grendview in the'match although some of the local
Yakima Valley already this year. players received individual honors.
In Rossier the Mab,ton team has Fred Anderson turned in the day's
one of the finest high school passing high score with a round of 231. Those
artists uncovered in recen~t years. ~twho made the trip ,to The Dalles In-
]Goldendale will attempt to 1hatch his [ chided: Phil Hingston, tester Lewis
aerial bombardment with a diversi-iBob Anderson, Howard Spalding,
fled passing attack featuring the left-i Ralph Rodlum, Max Maurer, Russell
handed tosses of versatileV. T. Gay, Bob Linden, Bill Darland, Ted
I Smith. [I)arland, T. F. Benson and "Ed Snid-
Smith with Jim Buhner, Chet Bag-]er.
gerley Don Hoagland and Jim Zeve- Women bowlers who made the trip
ly axe'back on the Goldendale squad to The Dalles were: Edith Nickerson,
this week, Coach Taylor announced.
Hill Reads From
Record To Show
How Parties Vote
Performances not pronlises are
what voters must consider in the
coming election Congressman Knute
Hill declared Monday in a 15 minute
address delivered on Goldendale's
Main street.
Reading from the Congressione.l
Record, Representative Hill declared
that Democratic votes were responsi-
ble for all the farm legislation pass-
ed in the past eight years.
"Republicans, despite their talk of
aid to the farmer, turned down every
proposal for farm relief .that appear-
ed before Congress in the past eight
years," Representative Hill said. "On
the original soil conservation and
domestic allotment act Republicans
in the House voted 75 per cent
against passage of the measure.
Democrats voted 90 per cent for the
same measure."
On the AA~ act in 1937, 85 per
cent of the Republicans voted nO.
Eighty-one per cent of the Democrats
voted for .the A~A," Hill declared.
MeNary Okeh
Continuing to read from the Con-
gressional .Record Representative
~ill pointed out that Republicans
had voted overwhelmingly against
perity payments for farmers in 1940
for a reduction in federal funds for
food stam,p purchases, and against an
increase in federal surplus commo-
dities corporation.
Representative Hill, who Monday
accompanied the Democl~tic caravan
through Klickitat county, declared
that the only reason he had left
Washington, D. C. a.t this time was
because so many other' Congressmen, I
including Republicans Joe Martin,!
Bruce Barton, W~lsworth, and Ham
Fish, were absent it was impossible
to secure a quoram.
"I am in favor of a cost of produc-
tion plan f~r agriculture," Hill de-
clared. "In this I have no quarrel
with Charles H. MeNary, of Oregon.
He too w~s for cost of production
agriculture, but his plan was vetoed
by Republican presidents Hoover and
Coolidge."
Other speakers with the caravan
included: A1 Henry, candidate for
sixteenth district representative; l
Harriet Crooks, Verna Culver, Juan-
irma. Butterfield and Betty Hamilton.
Sunday, November 10~ tour teams
from The Dalles will come to Go ld-
endale to meet local bowlers.
Stanton Ganders, county Democratic
Ichaicman; Aq McCoy, of Yakima;
and James McCabe, of Yakima, who
spoke in behalf .of Seuator C. C. Dill.
BOWL for
HEALTH
Bowling will keep you in trim,
it givds you healthful exercise
that you need. More import-
ant to you, is the fact that
bowling is it's a keen
sport that relaxes your nerves.
Stop in soon and try it at
Modern up-to-date alleys
Benson's
Recreation Center
PRECI$IO|
REBUILT
Goldendah
Page Eleven
~._a._~_ l~_'L_ 1_ led to $14,657,000, but decreased to
~,L~[e ~ t..~ll~)q~l~ ]$9,991,891 in 1939, a reduction of
$4,664 109 or about one-third
Have Few Debts ' ,
Mrs. Rudy Busche is still confin-
Olympia, Oct. 34, (Special)-- i ed to St. Elizabeth's hospital in
State Superintendent Stanley F. At-,,Yakima under a physician's care.
wood said today Washington's corn-!Her condition is no~v much improved
men schools have the lowest bonded land she may be able to return to
indebtedness ill the past 24 year~, !her home Sunday.
$16,551,000. Dean Gillen~vaters last week laid
In 1916 the total bonded d6bt a new cement driveway into the
was $15,875,000, but in 1932 it was MacBlaine property on Grant street.
$28,031,000, highest point
tntheBA CTM A
history of Washington's common
~ohool system.
] The bonded d~bt reduction, At-
wood said, has been accompanied by
~ ~crea~ ,~ t~ ,oct, *~* ~e~ ?~771~}~i~
ments in local districts. R E V E
Such assessments in 1930 amount- (Paid l~olitical Advertiseme~xt)
* Do you spell THRIFT with a capital
"IF" ?
• Will you open a bank account if your
ship comes in ? Will you make regular de-
posits i] there is anything left over after
you pay everything else each month ?
• You can knock the "if" out of thrift by
making up your mind, right here and
now, to start an account and deposit
something each pay day, before you
spend a cent.
U
P~oneer
)osed
O
TO BE VOTED ON NOVEMBER 5, 1940
W sm azo ,
OFFZC~ OF THE SECRETARY OF STATS.
To Whom It Malt Concern:
In obedience to the State Constitution, and the several Joint Resolu..
tions of the State Legislature hereinafter referred to, there is hereby
published for the consideration of the voters of the State of Washington,
three proposed amendments to the constitution of the said state, as fol-
lows:
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 1 in addition to the amount invested in such
shares.
Be It Resolved, By the Senate and the The legislature may provtda that stock-
House of Representatives of the State of holders of banking corporations organized
Washington, in legislative session ~under the laws of thiz state which shall pro-
~embled:
That at the general election to lm held in vide and furnish, either through member-
sMP in the Federal Deposit Insuronae ~or-
this state on the Tuesday next succeeding poration, or through membership in anl~
the first Monday in No~ember, 1940, there othe~r instrumentoliW of tha Government
shah be submitted to the qualified voters of of the United States, Insurance or ~¢urRy
this State for their adoption, and approval for the payment of the dehte and obligations
or rejection, an amendment to the Constitu- of such banking eo~oratio~ ~ulvalent
tion of the State of Washing~on, ]repealing that required by the la~w8 of the United
section 7 of article XI. States to be furni~he~ an~ provided by ha-
A~d Bs It Furth~" R~dve~, That~ the tion~l banking usl~inti~aa, shall be relis~al -
Secretary of State shall cause the foregoing from liability for the debts and obligations
constitutional amendment to !~ publtenen of such banking corporation to the same ex-
for at least three ($) month~ preeeding ~ent that steekholders of netJonal banking
the election. In a weekly newspaper in au~Aattons are relieved ~ li~bfli~ for
every county whera • newspaper is pub- the debt~ and obligations of euch national
lfshed throughout the state, banking aueclafimns under the laws of the
Pa~ed the Senate February 8. 19n.
Vurm~ A.. Me.us,
President of ti~ Senato.
Pam~l tim Hou~ March ~, 19~9.
JOHN N. SYLv~Teg,
gpenkor of the Hons~
Fried in the otnea of theSecretery of State,
Mare~ '~. 1939.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. S
~N.o~d/ng for a~ amendment of section 11
of articla XlI of tha Constitution of the
State of Washington relating to the. liab!!ity
of stoekhoMers in ~po~.tlons, mcm~mg
banking corporations, for.~ae debts an~,oo-
libations of such corperanone, and enammff
the l~lat'u~ to provide for ¢.~ p lactng of
the liabilitY of stoekholder~ o~ Dan~zng eor-
United Sta~.
A.4 Be It Further R~ol¢#d, That the
r~tory of State shall enuse the £or~oi~E con-
stitutional amendment to be published for at
least three months next precedh~q the elec-
tion in u weekly new~paper in every countF
where a newspaDme is published throughou~
the state.
Passed the Senate February ll. 1989.
Vmvoe A~ Minims,
President of the 8enat~
Famed the House March 5, 19~9.
Jox~N N. S~
Speaker of the Hom~
Filed in the office of the Sect~e~ry of St~
March 7, 1939.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 11
potation8 o~.nlesd under" the laws of this Re It Resdeed, By the Senate and the
state for the debts anu om~ations of such House of Representatives of the State of
~orperations npon a basis of equality with Washington in legislative session m~hled!
the liability of stockholders of national That at the general election to be held in
bankin~ rescissions for the debts and Phil- thls s~to on the Tu~,h~ next s~inE
gatllms of such associations under the laws the first Monday in November. 1940, thera
e/the United States.
Be It R~ved, By the Senate and Houu shall he submitted to the q~m/~aed electers
of this state for their a~proval and ratifies-
of Representatives of the Stats of Wa&hing- tion. or r~jection, an amendment to Article
ton, in legislative session mmemhled: Ill Of the Constitutiea of the Stato'of Wash-
That at the general election to be bold in ington, by adding, thereto a new Netion to
this state on the Tu~Klay n~t eucoeedin~ be desta~a~ ~uon 18 ~ fol~o~-
the first Monday in November, 1940, there Section 56. The peopm Dy lnlY~ m'
shall be enhmttted to the qualified electors the l eKhdatura by appropriate enactmen~
of this state for their approval u~l ratl~e.ae maY ~ change, ~ O¢)~er ~ ~,lal'l[
tion, or rejection, an amendment of ~etion any een~tftutlcmat or ~tnor omeer ot tl~
11 of article XII of the Constitution of the sta~ah ineluding members of the le~alaturet
State of Washings.an, 8o that maid ~ pros/dad, Ao~, The |alary of the legis-
when amended shall read u fonowst latees ahall not encoed Fifty Dollars p~
Section 11. No eorporation~ mo~tioa, month. Any and all conatitutional pmv~
or individual ahall kue er put in elmulatJo~ ~ons to the aontrary m hereby repealed,
u mone~ anything but the lawful moneY ef Passed the House March 8, 1939.
the United States. Each ~ae~ of
banking or ineuranee oerporatten or joint JOHN N. SYLVSWrss,
stock a~o~lation shall be k~fllvldllany and Spea~el" of the Hom~
pm~onal~ liable equaI~ ..~ad mt~ ,~ Pammd the ~enate March 7, 1959.
not one for another, for ~u eontruc~, Pep , VIcvol; A. M~r~mm,
and ~ement~ ~ ~ ~on or as. President of the S~nato.
secistien ~¢~rning wMis th~ Mmsm s~.,~.
stockholders, to the ~d~nt o~the amount ox Fried in the o~lee of the Ikmretery of ~R~b
that ~ ~ ~t tim ~ value Ummof, N~'Ch 18, 1999.
STAT~ OF WA~TON~
OFFI~ OF TH~ SzeR~Aay or STAT&
I, l zv , Secretary of State of the Stere of Washln
hexeby certify that the above and foregoing contains a full, true.dud .cot=_
rect copy of Senate Joint Resolution No. 1, Senate Joint Resoluuon ~o.
and House Joint Resolution No. 18, passed by the Le~Islatu~ Of the State
Of Washington at its twenty-sixth session, as appears from the
said Joint Re~olutions on file in my Office.
M;t Hand and the seal the Stat of Washlagt
&qV of MaT, 1940.