White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-01-26

an lI9C lung SOlulllDld IOI pICdSulS
with boats than at White Bluffs,
where an easy eddy, mile in length
and moving as the ebb and flow of
the tides, makes life afoat pleasure.
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High School Notes
In one Of the fastest and most
interesting basket ball games
ever played in White Bluffs our
high school team finished Oh the
long end of a 16 to II score
against the Beverly team last
Friday night. The visitors were
all large and we'll built, with a
thorough knowledge of the game
and some of them had had col
lege experience. They had every
thing their own way during the
first half, leading by a 10 10 l
score. The pace began to tell on
them at this point and they ap-
peared to tire while our boys,
with speed and accuracy Of
throwing which kept the spec
tators in a constant state of ex-
citement, began to creep up. 1t
was a ding dong fight right up
to the very last, the score being
1916 in the last few seconds Of
play when a foul by Beverly
gave our captain, Adolph Swan
son, a chance and he tossed a
perfect basket. The following
evening Beverly played the Han
ford high school team at Han
ford, winning byNa 10 to Z score.
The high school student body
and faculty want to express
their sincere thanks to the large
crowd of local people who came
out to work on the high school
grounds last Saturday. Next
Saturday, January II, we will
work on the grounds again. We
hope that another large crowd
turns out to help. The ladies OF
the community will serve coffee
and perhaps one warm dish, as
they did last Saturday.
The pupils on the honor roll
for the first semester in the Or
der of their excellence, are as
follows: Charles Ferner, Lloyd
Wiehl, George Wheeler, Adolph
Swanson, Marie Weber. -Four
pupils tied for sixth place. They
were, Hedge Swanson, Kathleen
4 O'Larey, Tommie O'Larey, Ella
i Swanson.
The January eighth grade ex.
aminations were conducted at
the high school the first OF the
week. Ten students took the 9Th
grade examination and two the
18th grade.
The second semester OF school
began January %. Three new
pupils entered our high school
They are: Harry McCotter, Clar
cnce Bashaw, and Carl Wagner
~~"~1>~sH ERffFFsss SALE $500
STATE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF BENTON SIS.
BY virtue of an order of sale ant
execution issued out of the Superio
Court of Benton County, State O.
Washington, OH the 10th day of Jan
uary, 1928, by the clerk thereof i'll thu
; case numbered No. 1915 of New Eng
land Loan Company, a corporation
plaintiff, VS.. Harold E. Wolford,
bachelor, kclso Bros, corporation
: First National Bank of Yakima, cor
poration, Franklin T. Wolford an
Mrs. Franklin P. Wolford, his wife
defendants, on Judgment entere'
January I7th, 1923, in said cause, AM
to me as sheriff of Benton County
Washington, directed and delivered
commanding me to sell the propert.
hereinafter described, and all right
title and interest of the defendants il
{. said cause, therein, at public auction t.
/. satisfy said judgment.
THEREFORE, NOTICE l.
HEREBY GIVEN that / will pro
. coed to sell to the highest bidder 70
;, cash, within the hours prescribed b.
law for sheriffs sales, to-wit: at tel
s o'clock, A. NJ, on the oath day 9
e February, 1923, before the front doc
s of the Court House i'll said Bento
r County, State of Washington, the fol
lowing described property, to-wit
The South Half (S1s) of the
Southeast Quarter (SEA) of the
!. Southwest Quarter(SWA) of Sec
ton Six (o). Township Nine ~,
J North, Range Twenty-scvcn, l27).
E. w. NJ, Benton County, State
;, of Washington,
and all water rights incident and ar
t purtcnant thereto, and all right, It'll
] and interest of the defendants therei
S to satisfy judgment amounting I
, So46.o3, together with a rcasonab'
attorney fee of $500, $3.50 cost
and interest on said judgment at &c
t per cent 900 rer annum from jar
/. uary IL, 1928, and increased costs.
/, Given under my hand this 18th da
of January, 1923.