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The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
ASHLAR CLUB MASONS
PLAN LADIES' night
Members Will Celebrate May Day at
Old Masonic Temple, Pre-
sentins Play.

Ladies Night" will be celebrated BY
the members OF the Ashlsr Club at Old
Masonic Temple May q, with a revival OF
the play, Among the Breakers" q sepa-
rate musical program. refreshments and
dance. The address OF welcome will be
made by President d. Millard J. Holmes
The National Quartet will participate IN
the musical program.
Others on the musical program are.
Miss Ethel Garrett Johnston, pianist.
Miss Margaret Parker, Sailors Horn
pipe" dance; Prof. Arthur Green, vocal
solo: Babe" Parker. song and dance.
and music by the Ashlsr Club Orchestra.
The cast Of characters for the play in
cludes John A. Colborn, as David MUr-
ray" DR.. Frank J. Rowell, as Larry
Divine" David L. Alexander, as Hon.
Bruce Hunter" o.. l. Beardsley. as
Clarence Hunter" william II. Murray.
as "Scud:" Miss Bessie Fisher. as ''Bess
Starbright;" Miss Martha J. Colborn. a.
Minnie Daze:" Mrs. o. l. Beardslsy. a.
Mother Carey" and Mrs. Frank H.
Pierce, as "Biddy Bean"
The chaIrmen OF the committees are:
Mai. Curtis Otwell. reception: John Big
gar, decorations: DR.. Benjamin ". Sum
my. refreshments, and Richard J. Clarke.
dancing.
The officers are: DR.. MiIlsrd J. Holmes
president; John D. Parker. first vice
president; DR.. Robert A. Daniel. second
vice president: William Mc,Teir third vice
president: Hubert G. Mclean. secretarz .
John Wilson, treasurer. and Frank z
Koch. herald.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
MOTORCYCLE MEN PLAN MEET.
VIII Be Staged at Laurel Race
Track Decoration Day.

On Decoration Day. May 30. the Ma
uonal Capital Motorcycle Club will hold
a motorcycle meet at the Laurel race
track. Entry blanks which have been
returned show that some Of the fastest
riders in the country will attend. The
hundred-mile race, new in Washington
is the magnet which is drawing them.
Five events will be on the program, a
two-mile race for amateurs. and a FIVE
mile race for the same clsss; a ten-miIe
race for professionals; a five-mile side
car race, and the big event, the 10O-mile
race for professionals.
The mana cement has made arrange
ments so that automobiles can be driven
into the grounds and the races witnessed
from the machines.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
LIEUT.. STEINBRINK
TORPEDOED SUSSEX
State Department Officially Advised of
Who Bears Confederation
His Reward, Is Report.

The United States government has now
been officially advised OF the name of
the German submarine commander who
torpedoed the Sussex. He is Lieut. Otto
Steinbrink and was in command of the
U-1s
This information which the State Depart
ment sought to obtain from Ambassador
Gerard in Berlin has reached here from
one of the entente governments In this
connection there is an unconfrmed report
that Lieut.. Steinbrink has been decorated
for his action in torpedoing OF the Sus-
sex.
According to the State Depa rtnent no
word has come from Mr.. Gerard in reply
to Secretary of State Dansing's cable
gram that he ascertain the exact nature
of the punishment which Germany meted
out to Lieut. Steinbrink
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
Church Plans Early Union.

Saratoga, N. Y, May 2o-In an effort
to bring about a union of the Methodist
Episcopal churches of the North and
South in 1918 instead of 1920. a resolution
was introduced at tOday's session OF the
general conference providing that when
the business of the present session Is
closed next week. adjournment will be
taken to an indefinite time and place al
the call of the board of bishops.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
Car Hits Morgue W09n

Morgue Master William Schoneberser
was struck by Capital Traction car while
driving the morgue wagon across the
tracks at Twelfth and Water streets
southwest and thrown from his seat
Schoneberger was cut on the cheek in
the fall and later taken to the Emer-
gency Hospital in an ambulance for
treatment. The wagon was completely
demolished.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
Feminine Piper DRIVES
OUT RATS OF HAMELIN
Senior Girls of Mount Vernon Semi
nary Give Graduation Play
at Willard. -

The rats of Hamelin were driven out
by feminine piper last night, at the
senior class play of the Mount Vernon
Seminary given in the Willard. And the
rest of the masculine as well as femme
characters were taken by girls of the
SCHOOL The play presented was Josephine
Preston Peabody's The Piper"
Miss Julia McLaren took the part OF
the piper and in her band of strolling
prayers were Misses Marjoy Stalnaker,
Margaret Acheson, Williamine Gardner
and Sara Davidson. The characters of
the men and women of Hameline were
taken by Misses Mary Prince, Lucy
Ban, Marianne Ogllbie Marguerite
Foster, Eliane Sweet, Gertrude Hegardt,
Edna Watts, Martha Henley, Lois
Mayer, Vivian Slick, Virginia Whitehead,
Ruth Howes, Ray Pefley Mary Eliza
beth Clingan, Louisa Stericker, Ethelwyn
Hinokley. The chidren's parts were
played by Misses Helen MacVichie, Jean
Macneil, Agnes Long, Sally Petit,
Florence Harmon. Hester Daden Emily
Coyner, Margaret Cusack, Aline Jones,
Mary Leesh, Belle MscVichie, and
Masters Edwin Fellow, Hugh Quinn,
Frederick Cusack Others citizens and
nuns were represented by Gladys
Lobingier, Maria DeSilya, Elizabeth
Clingan, Florence Harmon, Agnes Long,
Lois Mayer, Sally Petit Vivian Slick
and Edna Watts.
The play was one of the series of
commencement events. Today the bac-
calaureate sermon will be preached at 5
o'clock in the school chapel by Rev.
Charles Wood. Tomorrow at o'clock
there will be the senior tree planting
exercises at the school Fairgrounds. At
o'clock there will be a recital Class
exercises will be held in the school chapel
on Tuesday morning at II o'clock, and at
night the Glee Club will give a concert.
The graduating exercises will be held
Wednesday morning at II o'clock in the
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
Sugar Workers Get Raise

San Juan. Porto Rico. MAY 20.-In vlsv
Of the profits earned on account Of IN
war the directors Of the Guanics an
Fortuna sugar properties, announced %
day through General Manager Maxwell
the granting OF a 70 per cent bonus 10 al
salaried employees and wage earners. es,
timated to number about 1900.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
UNDERWRITERS PROD CONGRESS.
Country-wide Association Urges
Passage OF Embalners' Bill.

Members of Congress are receiving ap-
peals from undertakers all over the coun-
try to support the measure now pendiny
In Congress requiring embalmers in the
District to be examined and licensed. Tho
Undertakers' Association OF Washington
also is fostering the movement. Charles
s. Zurhorst. president of the association,
announced yesterday that he has letters
from associations in all parts Of the
United States supporting the appeal to
Congress.
Numerous members already have prom
ised their support to the pending bill. In
cluded among these are Representatives
Vinson, of Georgia; Bailey, of Pennsyl-
vania; Johnson. of Maine, and Hinos, of
Maine.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
CHEVY CHASE OPENS MAY 27.
Dance Pavilion Again VIII BE sea-
ture-other Amusements

Announcement of the opening of Chevy
Chase Lake Saturday, May e. will be
welcomed by the many friends Of that
popular resort.
The feature of the park will be dane
ing. The music will be under the d.
rection of Meyer Davis, whose orchestra
at the Willard has been the drawing
card for the dancing there.
Special facilities will be provided by
the car company for the convenience OF
the patrons of the park. through serv-
ice on many Of its lines, on a frequent
schedule.
All of the usual amusements together
with several new features, will be in op.
Grafton.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21

Memorial Continental Hall. Henry
Churchill King. president of oberlin Col
lege, will speak.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
Fireman Killed in Wreck

Waterbury,, Conn. May 9O.-Fireman
T. F. Grant was killed in a derailment
Of a locomotive and nine freight cars on
.hr New Haven road near here today.
The wreck blocked traffic for some time
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27
&irffuien ia firffp bnoneioen
rnfennnfIista.

&irffojo rufentuesia OH aiipun
m1lttGmGtont1 ottaa Dlomioon mpos
firffobuoreiben rafentaminei1 ia ra.
fentaa firffobuoneet Min iuuria ia
fGDt1nnolliiiG finn on maboollista.
SGmG alia on %fofemufiicn %perusteel.
Ia fulfil bllomuamoan tGsiG maasio.
Seurofunnallo Ct ole moboolliiuutta
febittpG ia faslpoo llionnollilesti, eli
ia iiiGlliiesti, Min bpmin, Jos ei ole
firffobuoneita. Slen tGntGn "a piio.
oen aiaIIa tuIliit fen ilmeiiesti fofe-
maotl, ionfa olen tdsiG maasia ollitt
bengen. toimialalla, min etten iit1
tarpitie fenentGGn aripeluien mufaan
firjoittaa. Wuistan mallon bpipin,
eniin SEEM Worfisia, fun Din iielld
iulfiien eiiintpmiien aIaIla, min me
toripittiin nlloriioieurolIc ioooo Duo.
neuston, ia fun Ell iieIId olIiit firtfo.
buoneuStoa, min meioGn pitt mitofras
ia biioneusto nioriioieurallc. 8uof.
ra fpll1 oil fallis, mutta CT altttanut
iitG fotioo, iiII1 mitltoirl ei oliii moi
tn toimia ia jobtaa nitoriioo bDludn
paimenen iiipien iaoiaan, titolla, benz
gelliiesiG iubteesio iiojottomosia
iuurfaupungisia, iosia min monta OH
miebGtettp turmeIufien poluille, iofa
meta iGdIitti ia poni faiffemme TO-
ettanaon noioen turmattomien eoif-
|iS. Somoin oil Iaita mpos Gan
|5rancisicosia ia Sort artbiirisia.
|Ed6lId Morquettesia, iosia npfpiiin
toimin, iaatiin tofi firffobnonensto,
noin milf puotta fitte fdpttofuntoon
ia npt on iaatii iieIId popoasti tot
mia, ia iofaineit meistd tintee fielld
oIeiuania f,,ter omosia fotonaatt. iieI.
I'd tarioiHeemrse IopIaid, obielma-
'iHGntpiettoitim isita rVf1ifis tpietdxs'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27

NE jofo ppbGiltn. &iimc ppb1iltonos
fin oil meiIlG iiellG min berttoinen
iUonmietto, ontoesiu objelmoo, jobpn
fllullti: pbteisloulro, f00riloulua,
fafiin lalilla, plibeita fertomlfiia d.
NJ. Slintui niinfiiin toiipos diff oIlit
l1bempG1tG fiin fosfaon.
Hiin, nina fofemlifiieni perustceI-
Ia, ferron malta, ia toiipon ipoGmcS.
tGni, cttd meib1n foniol. bcngclliicn
cldmun elppttGmiien t1bben, rofcn.
nettaiiiin firffobuoneustojo mibin
Doan OH mobboIlista, ettG me point-
me niisid biioneustoisia, iotfa Sitma-
Ian atDulla, lpoimme rafentaa, toimia
iuapaaSti, iaarnata, laltloo ia eiittG1
bengellistd elGrGG min monelle fan.
ial. fiiin on maboolIista, ia feboittoa
BETA omiStomaon litG outltutto, iofo
on BELLE oniaitti, molmistettii ia
lobjoitettit. IiiorilIe, if1ipG lonoo,
on Min pnlion moImistcttil, tiirnlclc-
DuiSto leuraa, min tofi6on leurofuil-
tain fulfil ioaoa iuoielusmuurcjo moi
ia iilfoopdin titIeipio miebGtbfiiG mos.
taatt, ettei niiorentmtc ole pofoitetiit
leuraamaar niitd, paait i%aiiiipot ollo
miifana Sitmolan ipaltafitnnan tpos-
ia. Iiin, decentralization f%irffoia TO-
fentaisia, mpos firffobuoneitstoia ia
ioisia on firfot, eifG firffo biionens-
too, min fatiottafoon niortett ia man.
balm etuia, bengeIIiien elGman pIlGpi-
tGmiiefit, min ettG, miSiG bengeIliien
eIdmdn febitps iitd maatii, eta por-
man tointeen firffobuoneuston rafen-
taminen. Balion iiiinaista ia raii-
baa, Seeiufien 9ristifien ieurafitn-
nasia, iofa Seeiufien peresid iIoa ia
ipapaiitta iaapi noiittia npt ia aina.
wiirteIi SumaIan ieiirafunnat e
iilntdlld pitden nSprpySeIIa.
8. &eimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27
Sirfonmenut g. Yaamalin fiji

= &irfonmenut 8. Yaaipalin fir
fosia emf ppbGnd t. t. 30 p. flo %t0
up. 2opiisia pibetGGn ~fofousta, jos.
ia idriestellG1n Yiirifunnan fofolis-
ia ia iliblio, iotfa pioet1Gn ierraapan
ppbGn aifana firfosiamme.
San 9usfirfisid bartausbetfi emf
poland t. t. 30 p. flo 1, topn baalil-
la.
Sllallo firfonmenot Sron BELTS.
ia flo RS. Seurafunnan fofolis pi-
octGGn ennen firfonmenoia alfaen flo
VI. &ofouflesia malitaan M. M. G.
ouStajio Yiirifunnan proiifofouficcn
ia iubliin, iotfa pioetGGn Sronmoo.
oisia icllraopon ppb6n tienoisio.
SGIlG niifolla periantaino on pp-
b1fplllutpttoien fliibin fabmiaiict ia
mppiGiiet g. Haapalin firffolaliSia
olfaen flo 5 iltapGimGllG ia fcstGG flo
10:ecn Italia.
DstGluppocllG, u. Soapanen.
- Gristifnnnan innria jnblia Yit-
fGpcrjnntoi ia IGGii1inen on nietettp
Observation-Disclosures jublojumo-
Ianpolpeliifiillo. MISUNDERSTANDING
oil foniou ~runiaaSti firfosia ia loulu-
fGori loulpi pori tilaiiuliteen iopipoo
l%oltluo. TG1ii1ispGimdilG oil tlto IT.
loluo firffo dGriddn mpoten fanlaa.
miel1pd ulfnno, firfon baolisIa jo
i~oforistosia ieuroii iliblotoimititsto
Slibon ic tous muotuincn merffip1i.
ma finn IA rippifoululostu lilloinfult
ll1stcltiin fristinopin taioosia. Yos.
tori q. 8ltori pitt rippiionrnon jo
past. 8ilen pGilpGloornan. &oori lull.
loi enflcn ia j1Ifeen laarnan. &iitoS
past. @uorcllc apltstlifiesta ia loltla:
lille. &ippiipieroito oil noin 10 Iii.
noo. Soiipommc, ettG Slimalon lonoi
iiemen Diff iaanut langeta bpip11r
ipo1mcn peltoon. Selrafunnon nai.
Jet oil malmistaneet firfon booliir
p6inolliiet. Sppin pleiio tGtd tiloi.
iurtto fGpttifin bpmGfieen. SIlallc
of littc firffopn n"almistettlt nuoriio.
iitbla, iosia iuoritettiin maibtelelpc
obielma ia iaettiin tobistiifiet rippi.
foulunioriiolle. 2opufii oil fobni.
torjoiIla. YGinGn titlot oil $39.15
iofo lanfeoa %ieurafunnon faslaon
HuniaaSti oil fanioa illaIlafin firfos.
ia. &iitos mpos lerraf. farntareiIl(
tiotteistaan, ioita of titotit riiniaas,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27


- SnmalaupalueIas 4esiemeris-
ii toufof. IA p. Ito 10 ap. ia rippi-
fouIua pioetdan flo 1 pdiwdlld. On
~pcluieuran fofous on tdn1 iltana
roittiusbaolilla flo 8. &abipipopoan
fwottalpot onnpeluieuran naiict pbtci-
icSti. IS. 8uori.
9asteninbla onnistui mime
~iunnuntaina @esicmerisia bpmin.
Obielma oil iiialtorifas. uieita lau-
luia faboeIta fo0riltd iooIolaalua
Wfrs. g. @norelta ia laullia oil lap,
iilta. Wubeita pitipat past. g.. @ilo-
ri ia ". Sobnion. 2apiet fcrtoiwat
fertomufiia ia laiiuiwat %rrnonia.
aabmipopoGsta tiiloia $3.50.
- 8esiemer. @nfara ia6e wallit-
il tGGlla 81 pGiipaG masten polld oil
bcllttacn meocn npulemaan min for
fculle monin paifoinL ettG ci ole cnnen
iclIaista nGbtp ipariinfin Nortb ges.
lemeriSi1, jofa i%iiaitiee 2 MALTA taal-
ia pobipileen pain, on tlillpa pienpt
2 puu.iiltaa niinfutiutilsta (9lacf
Hilper) Wustasta ioesta ia Min e.
%roittanitt pobioispuolella aiupat
mnanipiljeliidt f%aupungin p%btepoesta,
meii OH ipielGfin fopin forfealla, ettG
ebfG ottaa pitemmdn aifua ennenfuir
lilta laaoaan fdpttofuntoon. GrGs
maanipilieliia, iofo aiuu l1bella ia
nottua jofeu oil putotettu lasfcmaur
elGimcniG ulos napetaStn fesfellG 20
I'd ia aiamaan ne f~orfealle maclle
fun tllIlpa alfoi fGpbG pelGttGip1n for.
fealle banen pibamaallaan.
S9eriffi N. 81. Solicit matfusti 90
p1ipGn Italia 2aniinfiin ia iieltG
Sllinnoiiin maltioon bafemaan Sobn
Sromblcp nimiien italioloiicn. Srom.
blep poistui paiffafunnalta jofli aife
tafaperin ia on MT mangittu iiellG
ialapoliiiien pGlitDfielld. SGnt1 i'm:
tctGGn IL pliooen ifGiien tpt0n rais.
fadmiicsto.
Inbp 9rcaoe niminen austrolialai,
men Acknowledgements TAI iurmanic
Gol6cp &aipannosia miime tpiifolIc
torstai-pond, moan m~ieriGrnGn ollie
@ainaja of perbeellinen mics, maai
perbc on bGnen ~panbasio fotimaas
Iann.
- Mnberion & Sillbers nloatiloI
, ia OH LOG ccfcfriG maata mppt1lp1ni
65 ccfferid pu~boiStcttua ia loput pub
oistomotta. Siimi1, borncfiia, rcfiG
ia farrpj1 iofG faifcn Inista picnti
"mGrffio".
&plDfGd Slnocrionilto, SilIbcrQilt,
eli Sobn Saarelta. a.
, Mrs. Giimaffa Montreal
Wticb., lobioitti Scr. 2iimafalle poiar
- WpDtGluana. SppG lppiplet
4. ma mpptGmGnG fobtubinnullo. SO
bemipiG tietoja iao oioitetello:
/ Wrs. &icbaro Sobnion, Us
8or A. @ontreal, 8is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27
! Ironwoodin jaymparist0nf
! uutiSia. !


mGfi, Grffi NifooemuS Mbonen, Mno.
rcos Mlcronoer 2uomo, @atbiaS Wil-
liam Sobto, Sobon &ofael @uoriticn,
@ciffo Orio Sicffinen, Nestori @i.
boon @ellenL Sobn Smmanuel &ofo-
la ia 8crner bruno Telion.
"Wtlltta jos me maellomme mulos.
ia. ni;nfuin Suntola on molosid. min
mcillG on pbtcpttd fesfendmme ia
Sccil.fjen 0riStuiien Sumolon Yojan
mcri puboistao meioGt faifesta i'm.
nistd." SoD. IL.
@aiirio 8. 8ilen,
Self. 47t.@. 6t0 6. Mpcr ct.
Sronpooo, Wicb.
- Ganiallisienraf. ompcluieuror
fofpus on tGnGGn torstaino MrS. io
Wr. Mntti Safforaiien luona Onpis
lufeeiilla flo 100 ill. &aupungistc
OIL paras ottaa lc 0csicmerin futll
mollllu, iofo l1btcc flo $50 iii. Soi
tpotoan ritniasta oianottoa!
- Waa mpptGmanG! 80 cefferit
mauta, josto 30 ecffcri1 peltoa, oiitin
blionect ia ulfobuoneet pGGllu, 1(
lcbnidG ia beiponcn. 3 MALTA etel11r
Sronnoooisto. MppoGGn boIlpolIt
irtoimistoiilccn tai ilmon. 2Gbemmin
Spbn Winffinen, Go,
N. 3. .. Sronmooo, Mficb.
- YpbafOnlntptt0jcn ompeluieurc
%fofppntuu hltomennn, perjontainC
WtiIs @ertto Somon luona Torrier
Inf. Somusld tiloiiuuoesia pioetd1i
mpos Nuoriipiellro "&oiton'' tpofo
fous. &ofous olfoo flo s ilI.
- MbptaiuGna! &ofii bpmdG lpp
iplebmGG mppoGGn bolipollo. \2G
bemmin, 31S Soutb 2oipeu Street
Sronmooo, Micb.
- Mrs. Mm. YrGnnes labiott
reippoan tpt6n Wr. @nt. 9rGnnef
ieGe piime fesfimiiffo-oomuna. Soi
montnte onneal
- GmGnnGt fun matfaa! Sos ia
liiatte uuoenaifoiiia leinGpopereita
min fGpfGG f~ationtosio minuIta. Sin
nat ipormasti olbailimmot.
Subo 2obti,
211 Mc2eoo 4tpe.
(t9) 21t Mc2eoo @ipe.
- IL tai Is III. mania poifa fac
iuofiupoian paifon ia iamalIa fac
oppia moalarin tpobon.
Sitbo 2obti,
2t1 Mc2eoo Mue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27

Snmalanpaliuelnfiia ia bartans-
9etfiG.

ActfiG.
8afefieloisi1 enii iunnuntaina flo
$50 ap., flo 3 Up. ia ppb1folilllas-
ten iubla illalla flo 40 III.
@o~rtalsbetfiG emil ~tiistaina (tor-
fof. 2 p.) GOBLIN fpldn folilulla flo
T,3O iH. ia torstaina. 4 p. Siaf Scar
jalan tolollo Iprrien p1Glld flo 7,30
iii.
S~ronpoooiSla toufof. Z D., %iunnrn.
toino flo $50 ap. WeaopillesiG flo
9 ip. ia Be Serisid flo A ip.
Spntpnpt ia Tasteful.
Sronpoooisia: &ustoo ia Wario
2uonlan poifo, gino &ustao ipnt.
S0.-3, fast. 23-4.
Ban 8usfirfisia: 8iftor ia Soa
Colon tptGr Mune emilia ipnt. 81
4, fost. 24-4.
&uollut ia boloottu.
9esiemcrin topnibipisiG: Sobn ia
2cmpi Moien poita, Soipo Ntifoloi
fuoIt 1914, 9 prorof. ij6si1, bait
oottiin 90.
Sronipoooisia: Sobn ia Sanna
6rGntilGn tptar Sria Sngrib fuoli
19-4, 5 IT. ia 9 p. ifGiicnG, BAUD.
21-4.
&ippifoulunuoriio Sronmoooisin
pGGstettp bubtif. % p. 1916.
Sptot: Sennp Suionno Nienli, Sell
AMI Suionna NiemelG, 2poia Iool-
fiino 2uoma, Sennp Waria 2uomo,
Senja 8ilbelmiina Sobnion, 8entlo
Weoria Sermonion, Mnnu Watiloo
Mattlor, Sonno &oiio &ongos, @ie-
no Sustiina &oSfi, Sppne Woria Np-
man, Siljo Suionna @rein, 2empi
@aria &nuuttila, 8ieno Moria Nlt-
bo, 2ppoi Moria Seoerbolm, Moria
Colo, Sppne 9arponen, Sppne gu
ionna 2epelius, Momie &atoriino
Sofinen, Smpt &oroliino MGGttG.
Boiat: 2ustaa Slmari Sontula, Sobn
@6paro Stenman, Safob 8iIliom
2aitinen, emil Irel @sfoIo, 8illiom
Bernborb &%innunen, (Som Biniom
.Sofob Riemti, Sobn @1freb BaIli,
@atbias 8iIIiam 8alli, @ripio Mdt-
bios 2ipi, @ino Meranoer 2episto,
2eon6er Sobannes Sroffo, 9rirltno
Siolmar @bonen, SeofiIus Sobannes
Mbonen Onni 8iIIiom Iinffinen,
-Siolmor Motbias Wattinen, 8Gino
Sobannes SeIli @ler Nifoloi @erto-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-27
Slmoitms pleii0ne!

&aafa-oineioen binnan tiintlupasti
itonsteSIu olemme foiffi allefirioitto-
meet pafotettuia fobottamaan bintoja
bepoien fengitpfielle, fdrrpien teolle
iefG pleeniG faifeIle iepGn tpolle. SEQ
rotuS oStitit poimaon toufof. 1 pGi-
pGn1 1916.
Sroniuopb:
Seioeman & Sbompion
Sliiper & Spnrte,
Beter McD ougaI.
@icf SaeIuno,
6. 70. Sailing,
august glbo.
Snrlet:
Bictor @bonen & 60.
9apio Goittoi.
gesiemer:
GreS Otto & Son,
Sotn @oSIepffi.
@stsfieIt:
8. 3. NeDonoIb.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-12-01
FANCY PRICES FOR
DELICIOUS APPLES

Delicious apples arc selling here
for five cents apiece. Extra fancy
Jonathans at $3.50 per box or Is
cents dozen. Sorry you people
are not getting more for your
fruit" says C. A. Curry of Rock
Island, Illinois, in a letter to the
Spokesman. Mr.. Curry is a sub
scriber to TIE Spokesman and owns
a tract of land near Hanford. While
it is probably true that the growers
in this valley have received more
for their fruit this year than for
all the other years put together, it
is apparent from Mr.. Curry's letter
that the margin between the price
paid by the consumer and that re-
ceived by the grower is still toe
great.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-12-01
Spray Specifications

Luke Powell, district horticul-
tural inspector, together with 9th.
err horticultural field men of the
state, has been called to Pullman
for two weeks work.
One Of the features of this work
along with many others, will be to
work out set Of specifications for
the spray materials in different To-
calities. Another feature will be
diseases, especially of the potato.
Mr.. Powell will be home after
the 10th of December, after which
time he plans visit to the Han
ford-White Bluffs territory.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-12-01
THINKS "THE JUNK"
MUST BE on HIM

Rolfe Anderson, who has been
employed on a ranch out west of
town for the past two or three
months, nearly broke both legs last
week, when, according to his ac-
count, in an attempt to start the
gasoline engine on the place, it
back-fred on him. Both feet slid
out from under him at the same
time and got tangled in some man
ner with the fly wheel of the en-
CINE, wrenching both legs badly.
This is the fourth accident to hap
pen to him since he went out there
and figuring the ranch was either a
hoodoo to him or he to it, he hand
ed in his resignation to the owners
and left Monday for Seattle, where
he expects to reside permanently.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-12-01
>&%VH%e~A%%He~>@~%AAH%~<<
HANFORD ITEMS +;

The roads are much improved
since the recent rains.
Mrs. T. D. Kelly was delayed in
leaving for Ellensburg and did not
go until Wednesday morning.
Frank Borchert of Seattle has
returned to Hanford for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Earles.
The entertainment given at the
Brick school house on Friday was
pronounced very good. A number
of Hartford people attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner,
Victor Turner and Gus Burford
motored to North Yakima Monday,
returning Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Picatti, Sr., who has been
very i'll for a week or more, is bet
ter and will leave Wednesday for
Gle Elum to seek medical aid. We
hope she will return to US strong
and we'll, as she is known and loved
by both young and old in Hanford
and a better mother and neighbor
could not be found anywhere.
On December 7th the Spokane
Commercial club will make trip
to the gas country with their own
special. They have asked that the
commercial organizations of local
towns meet them at the gas we'll
on that day. The excursion will
be called "Gas Day." and will
mean big thing to the develop
ment of all western Washington.
Will you help to make it success?
Get your autos together and meet
us at the gas we'll, Dec. 7th, 1917.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-12-01
Domestic Science Lecture

Edna Wglker, domestic science
expert and head of the domestic
science extension work at the State
college at Pullman, will deliver a
lecture at the school house at 2 p.
M, Thursday, December 7th, the
school board and Professor Perry
kindly consenting to the use of one
of the rooms at the school for that
purpose. Her coming is due to
the efforts of County Agriculturist
Lee M. Lampson.
The lecture should prove of in
terest to the women of the commu-
nifty and it is desired that as many
attend as possible.
Miss Walker will lecture at the
Hartford school house in the even.
ing, at 1880.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-12-01
NO TOWNSHIPS

Township organization lost at
the recent election. There is no
longer any doubt as to this fact.
j. R. Ayers, Of the Finley Grange,
is in receipt of a letter from Attor-
ney General Tanner IN which he
says that to cSrry, the proposition
must receive a majority of all
votes cast at the election. A ma
jority of those voting on the ques-
tion is not sufficient. In his opin-
ion Mr.. Tanner quotes a provision
of the state constitution and cites a
decision Of the supreme court
Kennewick Courier Reporter.