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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE NEAR 18th AND IA AVE ST:
home: fine location: all modern inprosenents:
best heating plant; price reduced 10 5000.
Box 3. Star ofnrc-
FOR SALE-SEcCRE THIS BARGAIN
1880 % ST.
This house has back building. rooms
larger than adjoining houses. Lot 3o.ioo. alley.
OIt-of town owner will sacrifice. oHer
We are exclusive agents
FOR SALE-ONLY $4,000
One of the choicest spots in the city.
'R" ST. near New Hampshire ave. near
city; stories. 10 rooms. . baths. Mus, be
STONE { TAiRFAX. 1875 New York
FOR sALEI WISH TO DISPOSE OF NY
home +. Cap. st. Ideal and convenient
location; opposite beautiful park: has II.
fractlve rooms. bath. hot water heat. electric
and and gas lights. double rear porch and large
cellent condition. Will sacrifice for only S5,.
800. Box 20. Star Office.
1900: ROOMS. BATH: DETACHED: /
bio block to ears: hot and cold water: gas range
MORGAN Eros. iInc,. go New York are
BUNGALOW $3.50 CASH. BUNGALOW.
$3.50 MONTHLY. INCLUDING IN1FREST.
will buy beautiful bungalow: artistic in every
detail: substantially constructed by days labor:
corner lot, l0Oxs0: block to l4th 81. linz
great opportunity. Do not fail call early.
Sewer: water; gas; open frerlaccs: porches:
MORGAN BROS dnc,. $50 New York ave.
s. 1000; CHEVY CHASE VICINITY; $ ROOMS.
bath: lot 100 IT. front: trees shrubs. ETC.:
COW. to cars; INV. heat; elec. lights: easy
terms.
MORGAN BROS Inc1 go New York are.
$3.50: FoRB-LOSURE BARGAIN: HEIGHTS
NV: rooms. bath; detached: lot 5oxl30:
shade trees: reception hall: h-w. heat: cleo
lights: southern exposure. This property w7s
sale. and will be sacrificed Mt above figure:
a,Ni1 IL % Cn I'D m a.
pered and painted: your own terms
MORGAN BROS unc.l. go New York ave
S4 200: WORTH $3.50: s ROOMS. BATH; DE-
tached: 1 block 14th st. cars extended: nv.
ern exposure: open fireplace; cold storage rom:
MORGAN BROS. dnc.). go New York ave.
"a. 300: REDUCED FROM $500: WASHINGTON
Heights conv. Mt. Pleasant car line' f? rooms.
bath: opportunity such as this seldom onered IN
this vicinity: II you 1t you VIII buy: located
MORGAN BROS. ,Inc.). go New York arc.
COIJjMBIA HEIGHTS; Non RESIDENT OWNER
must sacrifice: cost about S11 .O00 will consider
SC $50: 10 rooms, baths: instantaneous bot
water heater: h.-w. heat; eiec- lignts: iocatA
MORGAN BROS dnc,. go New York ave.
$4,000 WORTH SIS. 900.
PROBABLY THE MOST DESIRABLE RES
DENCE IN DISTRICT: just west OF Conn., ave-.
adjacent Dupont Circle; surrounded py nien.
MORGAN BROS. dnc.,. go New York ave-
81 FEET FRONT
LARGE. MODERN BATHROOMS
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
81, 100. 24O1 Mass NV. .20r
1925. 1886 Pa nv NV.
store & dwelling
$112.S0 .SSl7 18th NV. 19r
500. 1900 24th NV. 12r
800. 1918 B'm't nw.12r
$15. .412 Pa av NV. store
$65. ..179 @ NV. l0r
SEQ. 1927 18th nw. i1r
$50. .63i d NV. l6r
SIS. .2503 Cmp'n nv. .9r
SS2.O.3O21 Macomb, sr
S52.5 so. .2512 Ont I'd. i1r
$40. 80. 1887 Cal av NV. i0r
$50. .923 q NV. ar
$50. .Sl56 18th NV. 12r
SO. .si9 18th NV. 2h. 2r
$3.50. 1894 11th NV, ,l0r
&i5. BIB 18th nv. Tor
$42.50. 1909 Riggs nw.9r
$41.05. s23 10th NV. Or
$40.sO.11l1 18th NV. Or
$40. 80. 1723 Euclid nv, Or
$35. 20. .932 Pa nv, sr
&35. 90. 53I 2lst NV. 10:
$35.@. 1903 s nv. Tor
$35. %. 1929 1ith NV. Or
1850. .1117 r NV. Sr
S35. ..D.l749 18th NV. Or
$3.50. 1890 W NV, gr
$3.50. 1879 X NV. 12r
S35. 1877 Franklin ne. 81
$35. l3lIE Cor NV. l2r
S35. 1927 Ia av NV, 17
$3.50. 1905 s NV. Tor
sci. 20. 1922 Corcoran. 81
$50. 20. 1921 :ih NV. Sr
$50. 90. l4O1is 14th NV. .5r
s2e. 20. Is2e 9Th NV. Tr
s21 so. 1909 NJ sv nw,7r
$27.1.392 Ga nv nv .er
S2f. so. IBIS v NV. 1r
&26. 1924 18th NV. Sr
$25. 30. .4O13 9th NV, Or
$25. D.123n Goth nv, ar
&23.50. 1241 9th NV. Sr
$23.50.1224 10th NV. 81
APART
$50. =. The kedrick, 4r
$40. The Kedrick. 4r
$40. The Brunswick. 4r
1876 Fontanet Courts. 3r
S26. so. The Earl'gton. 3r
GAR.
$So. %.
For complete list OF pr
weekly
swARTZELL. RHEl
127 18th
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FOR RENT
1882 Hard, lar. .2b60. 90
1925 w NV, ami. 10r35. 30
106 1th Sc, Or. b. $50
433 Sd sw. .sto, DIV. %. %
203 B NV. Sr. b. .25.60
435 9Th sw, Or. b.22.5 so
49S + sw, Or, b. .22.50
SIGH 7th sw. sr. BIZ. 90
40 Fla av NV. Or. b. p. 80
513 9th sw. Or, b. 20. 80
1712 Linn ne, 81, b.1S.50
1905 y sw, 6f, b. IT. 80
JOHN QUINN CO.,
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AZ 9Th NV. lar. .b$4s.0O
S13 l. NV. Sr, b. 1870
1925 W NV. Tor. b. $3.50
1929 p NV ...... 1850
s12 + NV. ST.. b. $3.50
1I1 T NV, sr.b. .2S.N
1443 W NV. Sr, b. .25.6
915 n J avnw,Sr. b25. SO
1447 W NV, Sr, rs. 50
DWELLINGS
COG E Cap, 10r. b. .30.50
121 7th ne, Or. b. .23.5O
1241 L ne, Or. b. ..23.OO |
1885 n c av ne.6.b.3.50 |
505 II ne. Or. b. .2O.60
DWELLINGS
706 1th Sc. Or, b. HIVES. 80 |
Q d Sc. Or. b. hw.25.5O
III 18th Sc. Orb. .22.J0 J
DWELLINGS
205 18th sw, 7r.b. $3.50 !
ZIG Lin h pi sw,S, b22.S0
34 l sw. Or, b.. 20. so
622 ! sw, Or, b.. 20. 80 |
1905 c sw. 6r, b. 1850
322 N sw. Or, b. ..1S.50 |
1909 9Th sw, 6r.b. 1850
491 p sw. 7r. 1850 |
31s 14th sw. 6r, W. 1880
1901 AZ sw, Sr. r.b.13.D
460 Va av sw, ,Sr,bi5.1 |
120GA W'ter sw.4.b1J.OOl
TWO-FAMIl
312 10Th ne. Or, b. .2l.0O
6l0 Morris ne,5r.b. 1850
BUSINESS 1
ga Pa av NV. $50. 90
4S2 Pa av NV. 1900
614 La av NV. .sto.T0.0
200 G. ne, st&dw. 80. 90 !
45S Va av sw. sta4J.D0
153 G st. st&dw. 81. 80
1924 L NV, &dw35. 90 |
S:32 NJ sw. st&dw. 80
103 ID ne. st&dw. 80. 90
201 Ma 80 av NV,
st and DIV. 80. 90
COLORED
39l Fla av nw.7r,b be. so
214 P NV, Sr, b. Pin |
1897 17th nw.6r.b.22.5O |
2l12 10th NV. .6r.b. 22.50
1927 9th NV. 7r.w.20.5O
907 Sd sw, Or, b. 1850
1875 B ne. Or. b. 1880 |
1893 B ne. 6r.m 1880 |
1924 10Th nw.5r,w.1S.40 |
136 H'man Sc. .6r. .b17.50
1921 18th nw,5r.b.17.O0
2426 / NV. Or. W. 1850
3321 18th Sc, Or. b. 1850
1881 3 ne, 81. b. 1850
1914 Both NV. Or. b. 1850 |
339 18th se. 6r. b.16.50 |
7 Defiees NV. .6r. b. 1880 |
22o2 l NV. Or, ". 1000 |
10 Q NV. 5r.w... 1900 |
125 L NV, 5r. W. 1850
1912 Both nw,Sr, b. 1880 |
220 E sw. 5r.w. .15. so
James F. Shea. e.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Observation-Disclosures.
ATTESr1oNm,
RENTERS.
Boss & Phelps, Inc,

Are offering you below nifty houses selected
Of these houses are desirable, and they are
LIVE houses that are going to he rented in
the next two weeks. Read the list and
select your future home:
Evening star., 1915-09-23

COLORED.
2425 X NV, Or. b. %. 80
1902 Fla av NV. g, ,b22. 10
23:i Sd sw, 7r...11.Jt
313 G sw. Or. 10. .00
:J0 + sw. Or. Oo
40 Heck'n Sc, Or. BIZ %
S21 9th ne, 6r. ...14.50
1925 18th NV, Or. 1850
24l Sd sw. 7r. r...l5.30
439 6,s sw. Or. ..l3.0
STABLE OR GARAGE.
08 eth (reer) ~. $50
Inc, 70 18th NV
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FOB SALEECOLUMBiA HEIGHTS HOME
Modern, 10 rooms snd 2 baths: gas, electric
light: hot-water heat: back stairway: garage:
In perfect condition; Of greatly sacrificed price.
yE particulars see CiSSEL, fALBoTT q .o0.s
1905 n, Y.-aye.'
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
512 Louisiana Ave NV.

soHs II w ESo L.
432 Lamont nv. 6r.
b, hwh .@.Ol
522 22d nv. Orb. .22.S0
1917 1st nv, 6r. r.b.22.a0
1927 1st nv, Or, so
1345 1st NV. 6r. b. 80
1C01 C NV. 5r. b. IS. 80
261J r NV, Ir,w.14.0
NORTHEAST.
1712 Line rdne. .6.b1S.0
1881 Neal ne. 4r.b15.0
25 Myrtle ne. Or, b. Is. 80
s13 C ne, Or. b. 1900
1874 9Th ne. 5f. w.l4.3O
SOUTHEAST.
3OS Tth Sc. Sr. ...1J.9
7Ol / Sc. 5r, b. - 10. 90
142 y Sc. Or, w...N.0
sOUTHWEST.
al ! sw. 6r, b. so
ATS H sw. 5r,w. .-14.50
GIL ID sw. 5r. W. 1870
466 h sw. 5r,w.. 1870
2O7 McL'n sw .6r. .w12.W
1909 $ Cap. 6r. so
1216 Union sw .er. bio. IS
1929 Az sw. 5r. r.w..10.5O
462Ia Va av sw,5.w10-:0
1912 Union sw.4.w10.W
1895 Union sw. .5r. VS. 9.aO
1906 ~. sw,6r, ". 800
" FLATS.
1891. Tenu ne. Ar. go
'RoPERTY.
93S 3D. NV. .st&dw as. 30
500 ~ sw, store Is. 90
$50 AZ. sw. st&dw...22.SO
1880 Pa se.st&dw. .2O.1o
.Ol l Sc. sto&cel.2 90
1901 A.. sw.sto&2r1S.00
80 AZ sw. store. 1890
e. c sw. st & DIV. 10. 90
1908 C NV, store. Is. 90
1904 Water sw,st0l::.50
TENANTS.
1906 l. NV. 5r.w. .1j. so
1908 l. NV. 5r, ". .1S.4O
3OJ I'd sw. 6r. 1890
1928 kin'nnw, ,5r, w15.00
420 Sd sw, Or. 1906
S14 Sd sw, 6r, w..14.60
800 r NV, II. ..14.@
POI Warn Ee,1r.w13.50
Is n sc, 6r,w.....12.50
l411 Mass avse,4.b12.O
1116 N J av se.6.w11.50
2I29 + NV, 6r.w. .11.5n
1921 Sd sw. 5r.w.11.50
l017 n J av se.5,w10.5o
1872 n ] av se.4.w10.50
1417 Mass avse,4.b10.0U
1918 LIST sw. Or. vs.. $50
POI D NV. 4r. W. o. 40
151 \ Sc, 6r, W.. 800
Ill q Sc, Or. w....S.OO
1923 18th ne, 4r.w. $50
1116 18th ne. 6r. 90
z La. Ave. NV.
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TO DESIRABLE COLORED. 1914 NV; -
beautiful rooms and bath: papered and paint
ed throughout: fine location for rooming house;
$3.50. OWNER. 1919 kaIorama road.
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FOR sALE-ro CoLORED HOME SEEKER.
THIS is YOUR CHANCE.
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
FINE RED BRICK HOUSE
s ROOMS AND BATH.
IN GOOD ORDER.
ONLY S2.500.00. EASY TERMS.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN, l4.1 r ST.
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FOR RENT-SPECIAL ATTENTION CALLED
10 these as they are the pick Of houses In
the sections named at the price. In nne COZ, CON
dition necessary repairs will he made. hesi
ly worth inspection.
17"3 st: II RS. & :: bs.; h.-w. heat: ,o M
electric lights; hardwood floors $So.oo
PIG o St: II RS. g. b.. h.-w. heat: .o.oo
elegant home: large yard. ..:..:. 6o.oo
1862 Harvard: II rs. & bs.: electric
lights: hardwood floors: h.w. heat; o. oo
1894 Lanier place: 10 rs. & . bs.; elec-
tric lights: h.-w. heat hardwood floors. ao0o
i1sf large ee,sph 1spd IT,. - is. Vs.. $3.50
1902 Farmont st rs 4 b.: steam heat 80
ITO 18th ne: 8 rooms and bath. 81, 20
85 ST. NV; rooms and bath ...... $3.50
porch; open freplaces. ............ ~ $3.50
See our complete rent list
WALTER A. BROWN. 624 18th st. NJ. 1858.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
LUMBER AND WOODWORKING.

The Chehalis Single Co. has been
incorporated at Chehalis, with a cap
ital of $4,000, by E. d. Harm and G. l..
Brown.
Terrell and Mentzer Bros. have pur-
chased the Johnson Creek Lumber Co.
mill at Rainier, and will start opera
tions shortly after the first of the
year.
Construction work will soon start.
on the rebuilding of the Lindstrom-
Hanforth Lumber Co., at Rainier,
which will have a daily capacity of
10000 feet.
The Chehalis County Logging &,
Timber Co. is preparing to resume
operations near Montesano with a
force of 400 men. The company will
rebuild it's entire railway system.
Clark Bros, whose sawnill was
burned near Tenino recently, are re-
ported to have purchased the Somer-
vile mill at Napavine, which will be
repaired and ready for operation by
March 1.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
SPORTING ITEMS

Home Run" Baker will wear a
White Sox uniform next season.
Spokane will follow the coast cities
in building artificial ice Kinks.
Butte will raise $4,000 to finance
a team in the Northwestern league.
Billy Weeks, Canadian middleweight
champion, Saturday knocked out Ro-
meo Hagen of Seattle in the first
round.
After several weeks of conferences,
baseball officials admit that peace be-
tween the Federal league and organ
lied baseball is far from being con
summated.
Marius De Brabant, general eastern
agent of the San Pedro, Los Angeles
& Salt Lake Railroad company, says
there is no doubt of Jim Coffroth' s
race track at Tia Juana, Mexico, IL
miles from San Diego, opening. Mr.
De Brabant says the gates will be
thrown wide on January 1 for 80 days
of racing.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
BREvITlEs.

Work on the new elevator and flour
mill at Three Forks, Mont, is rapidly
nearing completion.
The Yakima National bank of North
Yakima, Wash, has purchased two
lots, 25x130 feet each, for $35, 900.
State Labor Commissioner e. w. Oh
son has completed an investigation
into labor conditions in connection
with the salmon canning industry, at
the request of federal authorities. and
steps are to be taken to secure the
employment of white labor to sup
plant orientals, SO far as possible.
Financially able to play waiting
game, grain growers of Columbia
county are refusing to sell this years
crop at the prices quoted. More than
rs per cent of the crop of 100000
bushels is still in the hands of the
ranchers. The amount retained is
valued at 100000. Despite this bur-
den which they are carrying, few
heavy loans have been negotiated.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
MINING NOTES

The Gold King Mining Co., operat-
ing the Gold King and Fern proper
ties, on Hall creek, in the Nelson dis
trict of British Columbia, will begin
shipping January IS.
Work has been started by President
John D. Ryan of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Co. on the first zinc smell
ter in the world to use the new proc
ess developed by the Anaconda COM
pany, the plant to be completed by
September, 1916, and to cost $4,000
900.
The Red Buck mine, Kennedy noun
tain, B. c., shipped it's first carload of
ore to the British Columbia Copper
Co.'s smelter at Greenwood last week.
Returns are not available, but the ore
will class high even without reduc-
ton. The present operators of the
Red Buck expect to be shipping I'M
til the expiration of their contract,
about the first of the year.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
CLAIM TO POSSESS CLUES
TO MONSTER PLOTS
Our Federal Officials Assert Evidence
of Nationwide Conspiracy in
Munition Plants.

New York.-With the arraignment
here Saturday of Paul Koenig, said to
be the head of the German secret SER
vice in this country, and Richard Emil
Leyendecker, a New York art goods
dealer, on a charge Of conspiring to
blow up the Welland canal, federal Of
ficials asserted they had in their hands
the clues to countrywide conspiracy
to blow up munition plants which has
already resulted in the loss of many
lives and destruction of millions of dol
lars in property.
koenig Was Detective Head.
For several years Koenig has been
the head of detective force employ
ed here by the neutrality-suspicious.
Steamship company. The company,
which is subsidized by the German
government, was quick to come to his
aid, and through local surety con-
Germ supplied $4,000 bail for him and
$4,000 bail for Leyendecker.
The arrest of Koenig and Leyen-
decker was coincident with the arrest
by county attorneys of Frederick
Scheindl, clerk in the National City
bank Scheindl, detectives claimed,
confessed that he was employed by
Koenig to supply him with informa'
ton regarding the shipment of mu-
nitions to the allies.
Scheindl was arraigned before po-
lice magistrate on an affidavit charg.
ing him with suspicion in the larceny
of documents and messages valued at
100000 from the National City bank.
He was held in $4,000 bail.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
GRAIN GROWERS TO MEET.
Tenth Annual Convention at Pullman
Jan. 4-6.

Tenth Annual Convention at Pullman
Jan. 4-6.
Pullman, Wash.-Professor e. e..
Schaefer, secretary of the Grain Grow
ers, Shippers and Millers association,
which will hold it's tenth annual wheat
convention at the state college; Janu-
airy 4, 5, and 6, has completed a pre-
liminary program, which includes dis
cussions on wide range of topics per-
tinent to farmers, shippers and mall
ers' interests.
Topics and speakers so far arranged
follow:
Presidents annual address-R. T.
Lord, Spokane.
Tillage of the Soil for Wheat-Peter
Jacquot, Prosser.
Railroads and Diversified Farming
#. w. Robinson, Portland.
Some new Facts Concerning Wheat
Smut-Professor F. D. Head, Pull
man.
Disposition of the Northwest Wheat
Crop-Leo Peterson, Portland.
Losses to the Grain Grower and the
Grain Dealer from Improperly Cleaned
Seed-R. j. Stevens, Spokane.
Financing and Marketing Our Prod
ucts-J. V. Mccall, Hay.
Delivering Wheat. NJ LETTERS,
Portland
Live Stock in Connection fifth the
Wheat Farm-Clinton Bennett, Ritz.
vile.
Essentials of Efficient Fire Extin-
guishers for Smut Explosions in
Threshing Machines-Professor o. L.
Waller, Pullman.
Injury of Smut and How 1t Is Han
died in Milling-Sam Glasgow, Spo-
kane.
To What Extent Should Wheat Pro-
duction Exclude the Production of
Other Crops Professor George Sever
ance, Pullman.
General Problems of the Wheat
Grower-Dan Krehbiel, Lind.
Distribution of Grain at Terminals
Sam Armstrong, Tacoma.
Prevention of Wheat Smut-H. M.
| Woolman, Pullman.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
GERMANY MAKES DENIALs.
Statement Declares Not Linked With
Any Plan to Promote Cause.

Statement Declares Not Linked With
Any Plan to Promote Cause.
The New York Times has received
the following authorized statement by
wireless from Berlin:
1.-THE German government naturally
has never knowingly accepted the sup
port of any person, group of persons,
society or organization seeking to pro-
mote the cause of Germany in the
United States by illegal acts, by coun-
sells of violence, by contravention of
law or by any means whatever that
could offend the American people in
the pride of their own authority.
eff it should be alleged that i'm
proper acts have been committed by
representatives of the German govern
ment they could be easily dealt with.
To any complaints upon proof as may
be submitted by the American govern
ment suitable response will be duly
made.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
NEXT NOTE TO AUSTRIA
REITERATES OUR DEMANDS
Diplomat Intmates to Lansing That if
Opportunity Is Given Reply May
Be Satisfactory to U. S.

Washington.-Pre Wilson late
Saturday completed the first draft of
the new note to Austria Hungary reit-
Grating the American demands regard
ing the sinking of the Italian steam
ship Ancona. The document was de-
livered to Secretary Lansing and ca
bled to Ambassador Penfield for pre-
sentation to the Vienna foreign office.
The draft was completed after Sec
rotary Lansing had sent the president
a memorandum containing all of the
state departments information on the
Ancona disaster, and after Baron B.
Zwiedinek, charge of the Austro-Hun-
garian embassy here, had conferred at
some length with the secretary.
1t wa sauthoritatively stated that
the charge strongly intimated to Mr.
Lansing that should the second note
be couched in less vigorous terms, and
leave the Vienna foreign office such
an opportunity, the reply might be
wholly satisfactory to the United
States.
w
contain disavowal, assurances of
PREPARATION by payment of indemnity
for the Americans killed and injured
in the disaster, and some acceptable
statement concerning punishment for
the commander of the submarine
which sank the vessel.
The official text of the Austrian re
ply to the American note, given out
here today, reveals that Austria de
MED that the facts in the case as pre-
sented by the United States, even il
correct, warranted any blame for the
disaster being placed upon the com
mander of the Austrian submarine
which destroyed the Ancona.
The United States, it was said, will
reiterate in the new note that such 9
position is opposed to all rules Of
recognized international law.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
EXPECTS UNFAIR TRADE WAR.
Secy. RedfieId Urges Congress to Start
Now in Framing Legislation.

Washington.-Leg to protect
the industrial and commercial markets
of the United States from obstructive
type of struggle and unfair competi-
ton" at the close of the European war
was recommended to congress by Sec.
rotary Redfield in his annual report
Every strategem of industrial war, he
says, will be used by powerful foreign
agencies against American industries,
which may menace large markets
heretofore controlled abroad.
To prevent unfair competition" the
secretary suggested that the machin.
cry of the departments of justice and
treasury be used and that congress
supplement existing laws to give the
federal government adequate means
to protect American markets.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
INDUSTRY AND IMPROVEMENT.


The necessary three-ffths vote was
secured to authorize a $4,000 bond
issue for retiring warrants, at Che
halls last week.
The location has been definitely de-
cided, and work will commence on
Aberdeen's new federal building
shortly after the first of the year.
The Mars Candy Factory, Inc, Of
Tacoma, has leased the old plant of
the West Coast Stamping Co. and will
equip the building with modern ma
chinery.
BY vote of 1858 to SIT, Olympia
has voted to issue bonds in the sum
of $4,000 to condemn and take over
the local water plant and operate it
as a municipal plant.
Joseph 3. Brown, president of the
Brown-Lewis corporation, has an
nounced the reopening of the harvest
er plant at Walla Walla, Wash, which
has been idle for some time.
That from $4,000 to 100000 will
be spent for new paving next summer
is the estimate of city officials OF
Walla Walla, who say petitions now
being circulated will soon be present
ed for their approval. The plan is to
have the preliminaries all complete SO
that actual work can begin March 1.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
PANAMA CANAL AGAIN OPEN.
Vessels Drawing Less Than 20 Feet to
Go Through.

Panama.-The Panama canal, which
has been closed since September Is
last by the worst slide in it's history,
opened again for the passage of yes.
sells drawing less than 20 feet Decem.
Der 10, when 10 ships, three from the
Atlantic end and seven from the Pa.
cific end, made the passage
Exceptional progress, aided by good
weather conditions, made during the
last SO hours enabled the canal engi-
neers and dredgemen to upset the pre-.
diction that the canal would not again
be opened to traffic before next spring.
Providing that no further earth slides
occur the canal will be ready for the
transit of vessels of all drafts shortly
after the first of the year
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1915-12-24
SUMMARY Of THE
WORLDS EVENTS
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH HEM.
SPHERES BOILED DOWN TO
LAST ANALYSIS.
ARRANGED FOR BUSYREADERs
Brief Notes Covering Happenings In
This Country and Abroad That
Are of Legitimate Interest
to All the People.

Women are now doing the work Of
motormen in the Berlin street cars.
Fire destroyed the Capitol avenue
theater at Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. 18.
The French Cable company an
nounce that it's land wires were down
between Paris and Brest, and that all
cable messages must be forwarded to
the coast by train.
Chicago suffragists have learned
that Attorney General P. j. Lucy has
decided that Illinois women have no
right to vote for delegates to presi-
Dental conventions.
Gable messages of congratulation to
President Wilson were sent Saturday,
the presidents wedding day, by EN-
peror Yoshihito and Baron Ishii, the
foreign minister at Toxic.
Four hundred employees at the West
inghouse, company plant at Spring
field, Mass, struck Saturday for in
creased wages, union recognition and
reinstatement of union shop steward
who was discharged Tuesday.
Reports from the section about Meri-
dian, Miss, swept by severe wind
storm recently, indicated that more
than so persons were injured, but that
there were no deaths except at Giles,
Miss, where four negroes were killed.
Five directors of the National City
bank of Cambridge, Mass, which was
wrecked in 1909 by George M. Cole
man, bookkeeper, were found guilty of
negligence in connection with the fail
ure in the federal court Under this
ruling depositors will recover approx
imately $765,000.
Mount Etna, near Catania, Sicily, is
active again and is emitting redhot la
va which, streaming along the sides OF
the mountain and melting the snow
produces wonderful effect, especially
at night. In addition glowing cinders
and smoke form an umbrella-shaped
cloud above the volcano.