White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-06-22

Our Local Bakery; Potlatcb, Rye,
Raisn, and Health Bread from
Yakima Bakery. Always fresh.
VALLEY GROCERY
Fred Agate, cliff as istant d.
rector Of the department Of conser-
walton and development. arrived in
White Bluffs Friday to go over land
sett ement work with the local
office.
! Miss Dorothy Hitchcock Of Sun
nyside is the guest Of Miss Cora
Houk at Poplar Hill ranch, having
accompanied the Houks home from
the Ford Day celebration on
Wednesday. She expects to return
hyme Sunday.
Edmund Anderson took his
little daughter, Marguerite, to
Seattle Tuesday where he hopes
to place her in the Orthopedlc
hospital for treatment. They were
accompanied by Miss Monica
Weber, county nurse.
4 Mrs. Floretta Burch and Frank
Lindsay, who Aave been guests
for a few days at the f. |. Badger
home we're passengers out on
Mondays stage for down river
points, Mr.. Lindsay returning to
his home in Pasco ands,Mrs. Burch
going to cPomeroy to visit a
brother.
Joe Schuster has purchased ~
acres from the White Bluffs Land
and Irrigation company just south
of the Thumm cottage on the west
side Of the Columbia river. Mr..
Schuster says he plans to erect
his slaughter house there and to
seed the balance of the place to
alfalfa.
The official news sheet sent out
from the state college at Pullman
gives the names of the officials OF
the w. S. G. Alumni for the com
ing year, and the list contains
two names of interest to White
Bluffs folks-A. I'll. Horrall, 'l9
Spokane, LIST vice-president and
Grace Coulter Mrs. j. CO. Scott
'13, White Bluffs, 3rd vice-presi-
dent.
The Degree of Master of Sci.
ence has recently been conferred
upon Marion Grifiths by the
Henry Shaw School Of Botany at
ST. Louis, Mo. Miss Griffiths is
the daughter of Mrs. Fannie
Grifiths and received her early
education in the old log school
house, graduating from the grades
under j. w. Gilkey, now county
superintendent of Benton County
Later she attended high. school IL
Yakima and finished her high
school work in Lincoln High IL
Seattle, in 1912. The following
year she entered the University
of Washington, graduating with
the class of '1S. She then went
to Washington, d. c., where shs
took up government work in the
Department of Agriculture. Re
Gently she has done special work
in the Harry Shaw school Of Bot
any, a branch Of Washington
University in the city OF st
4 Louis. Besides receiving hel
masters degree, Miss Griffiths
was elected to Sigma Ki-honor
airy frat in science.
/, The ball game last Sunday be.
tween White Bluffs and Hanford
was one Of the hardest fought
and most exciting games played
lin White Bluffs this season. The
game was close all the way witt
the result in doubt until the LAS
man was out, White Bluffs finally
winning by 8 to 8 score. Roc
Knaub and Harry Coleman were
both out of town and their places
in the team were taken by james
Sells and one Of the men working
on the road. Both played well
particularly at the bat, JimnM'
cracking out two Dagger in
pinch that sent two runners home
while the other man drove gu
several good hits. Each team hat
one bad inning when the othel
club scored five runs, due in eacl
instance to a combination of hit
and errors. Outside Of this on
I inning the game was well played
and number of nice plays turnet
in. There were a. number of clos,
plays during the game and a
usual in such cases the umpire
mad hard day. Benton Git.
will play in White Bluffs mex
Sunday. Benton is said to hav'
good club and it should be a
I interesting ct1itsst