The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-05-28
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES
Recent Happenings In This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
State Treasury, $9,430,692.

State Treasury, $e,4a0,6s2.
OLYMPIA-The balance in the state
treasury May "a totaled $9,430,692.
Meat. Prices Reduced.
SPOKANE.-F'resh beef and pork
prices are due to decline this week,
retailers predict
White Girl WEEDS Jap.
YAKIMA.-H. Nishitant, Japanese,
and Pearl Dubrey, white, both Of Sc
attic, were married here recently.
Dairymen to Meet June is.
SPOKANE.-Prepara are be-
ing made by Inland Empire dairy pro-
ducers for mass meeting at the city
hall at l p. m. June Is.
Small Apple Crop.
YAKIMA.-C. l.. Robinson, district
horticultural inspector, after tour
of the lower valley, declares the ap-
pie crop harder hit by frost than was
anticipated.
Summer Session, Cheney.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, CHE
| NEY.-The sixteenth annual summer
session of this institution will open
| May 81 as the fourth regular quarter
of the 1919-1920 school year.
Students Work on Campus.
WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE,
PULLMAN.-Campus day gangs fell
in for work promptly at o'clock
Friday morning and tore into the
jobs of improving the campus.
One Of TripIets Dies.
YAKIMA.-Lyle Lex, the only boy
in the triplets born recently to Mrs
O. E. Busey, died suddenly May %
though apparently in good health. The
two girls are reported doing WELL
orovilIe's New cannery Plant.
OROVILLE. - Ground has beer
broken here for a new cannery plan,
which will be ready for operation by
August 1. The enterprise was largely
financed by the business men of Orc
vile.
Decrease in Diaries.
YAkIMA-D. c. Dillworth and O
c. Van Houton, state dairy inspectors
report great decrease in the numbe
of dairieS and an increase in dis
satisfaction with the business, due t,
high prices of feed.
/ Madge Sawyer Is Sane.
SEATTLE.-Madge Anna Sawyer
81, charged with second degree mul
der in connection with the shootin
2 of her husband, Howard l. Sawye
t here May 10, Dis sane, in the opinio
! of number of states alienists VIII
examined her.
Last of Wenatchee Apples.
y WENATCHEE.-Th last carload c
the 1919 apple crop was shipped out {
to a New York dealer. This was tn
$ 12,15Sth car of apples for the season
e This shows a gain of 1892 cars owe
e the previous year
4 Pend OreilIe County Roads.
NEWPORT Expenditures for roa
n and bridge construction in Pen
e Oreille county for 1920 will total abo,
n $245,O0O. There is no state road wor
r under construction in this county, til
n state highway being completed
Il Newport as far as it has been esta
lished by the legislature.
:, Auto Kills Woman.
WENATCHEE Blinded by tt
glare of a big automobile who's
driver neglected to use dimm
which the state law requires, w.
Crutchfield of East Wenatchee RI
into Mrs. Esther Anderson, aged 3
It formerly of Portland, Ore, on Nor
l. Wenatchee avenue recently, killiI
It her almost instantly.
:, Wins 500 in Poster Contest.
" SEATTLE. Welcome, camper
t. The cool and fragrant forests of Was
ington invite you. Leave no fire
destroy their grandeur"
r For these Is words, which to<
first prize in the Natural Parks Ass
# citation forest protection poster me
sage contest, Mrs. j. NJ Chase
Walla Walla will receive 500.
Train Hits Auto.
81 CHEWELAH.-As a result of
le tempting to cross in front of
g. southbound passenger train here F
10 day, Walter Snodgrass, a farmer L
ing in this vicinity, died in the hospit
IN his wife and boy aged Z are suffe
le ing painful injuries and his 2-year-o
lie girl is dead