Mayor turns sleuth. three men held on alcohol charges
Yakima Mayor F H Sweet turned sleuth Monday and brought to the police three men accused of drinking denatured alcohol and offering it to passersby. A moonshine still was raided at Soap Lake by Sheriff Max Deycouf and Deputy H D Merritt, with William Shoblin and Geo Burich charged for federal and state violations. The Snoqualmie Pass remains blocked by snow. Ernest Schneider reports the road may not reopen before June 1.
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F. H. Sweet
Yakima
Ernest Schneider
Lake Yweechelus
Snoqualmie Pass
Soap Lake
Max Deycouf
States Revenue
H. D. Merritt
Spokane
William Shoblin
Geo. Burich
United States
Clapp
Ephrata
Jointists Charged Bonded Over for Grand Jury
County authorities file charges against two individuals for operating a still in a thickly settled area. They are held on $1000 bond and bound over to the federal grand jury, unable to post. They admit running the operation for some time between 1 a.m. and 4 a.m. The cases go before the grand jury in June.
Oakland Cars Deliver Satisfactory Use and Low Running Costs
Clyde Warren of Warren Bros. asserts Oakland cars cost less to own operate and maintain than rivals. He cites high fuel efficiency from 18 to 25 mpg, low oil and tire use, and durable 32x4 tires. He notes tires typically last 8 000 miles per set with some reports of 12 000 miles.
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Clyde Warren
Warren Bros
Oakland Cars
Oakland
Oaklands
Western Pine Manufacturers oppose freight rate hikes
Lumbermen from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana meeting in Spokane adopted a resolution confirming the association's opposition to tentative increases in freight rates on lumber from the Pacific coast and inland empire to the rest of the United States.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Spokane
Western Pine Manufacturer
Ass’n
Pacific Coast
Inland Empire
United States
End of Term Reflections from Leavenworth High Breezes
The High School Breezes bids farewell to the senior class and readers. Editors praise four years at Leavenworth High while urging juniors and sophomores to carry on. Highlights include senior pins and pennants, Red Cross work, and an arts and crafts exhibit with sewing and domestic science displays. Commencement May 17 at Scenic Theater with a 15 member graduating class. Junior Senior picnic at Lake Wenatchee features food, dancing, and prophesy. Professor Klemme to give commencement address on The Hope of the World.
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Breezes
Leavenworth High
Sophs
The
Red Cross
Scenic Theater
Deryl Motteler
Theodore Koch
Florence Pinch
Eleanor Gage
Agnes Davis
Edward Ritchie
Louise Rumohr
Alvin Morton
Bruce Smith
Iva West
Olive Blankenship
Hazel Peterson
John Coppock
Emil Schneider
Goebert Schubert
Lake Wenatchee
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Lieve
Wheeler’s
Rexallk
State News
Walla Walla
Selah
Tieton
Apris
Agricultural Department
Robt. H. Brambila
Siberia
Infantry
Quartermaster Department
Medical Corps
Ordnance Division
Signal Corps
Presidio
San Francisco
Cal
Vladivostok
Northwest
Spokane Union Stock Yards
Methow Stock Company
Methow Valley
Leavenworth Supply Comp
Inez Ewing
Cece
Dorothy Bresch
Parr
Mirai Iets
E. J. Klemme
Elliott Realty Company
Oakland Sensible
Warren Bros., Wenatchee
Motor Manufacturing Company
the Pan Motor Co
St. Cloud
Burchard
Chicago
Phone
F.E. van Orden
Leavenworth, Wash
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