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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-07
De On nlOmentO a ofo el,fScdIWeIE, nos
dird 81 Ultima pa|abra aCerCa de Ia,acti-
!!tud deflntNa que plensa adOptar ante
eI affaire del Hip6drOmO
la pueba que nestaba e reeridO fnCOnaO va estd al
aIanCe de SE fauades OfiCialS--H esutadO del anaSs
practicable pOr Ell VeerindrO en- eI case de la DiabIa

Las irregularidades ocurridas en- Ell
Eipodromo. habran de cesar, no cabe
duda, va que las autoridades competen-
tes estan sobre aviso prontas a impo-
ner ell corrective, o extirpar, de raiz,
el centro que las origina, para castigo
de unos cuantos elementos que Sc Gre
yeron era facil dominar las conciencias,
porque otras veces hallaron corazones
debiles que Sc rindieron ante la sonri-
sa prometedora de los magnates.
La rrotesta contra ell "pool'' es CO.
mo un fermento que brota de abajo y
llega hasta la superfcie. FL pueblo, sien
te va asco de tanta porqueria, abriga
las mas puras esperanzas por ell ad-
venimiento de una EZRA hipica'' me-
ior, honesta Y reparadora
Los continues reveses que ell pueblo
sufre, son causa sufciente para que en-
todos los animos v;bre la rebeldia Y
surja n protesta mas airada contra la
continuation de un estado de cosas Sc
mejaE+e.
Estas consideraciones,y ell resultado
positive que segin declare Mr.. Ri
ci1ardeon Sc obtuvo en- ell analisis prac-
t:cado en- e1 case de la yegua LA Dia-
bla' - hizo que nos entrevistaramos
aver cen ell fiscal Wells, a yer 81. con-
segriGc va la prueba que ell al princi-
pio so.icitara. pensaba tomar alguna
accion con respecto al asunto.
Sometimos Mr.. Wells an extenso
cuestionaric, la sintesis del cual es asi:
''suponiendo que tiene usted, como
indudablemente tiene, en- su poder ell
resultado de la investigation practicada
por la anterior comisi6n Hipica en- la
cual Sc probaba que al caballo ONO
lene varias personas fueron sorprendi-
das en- Ell acto de tratar de admins
trarle drogas her6icas, hecho probado.
, segln la investigation aquella; supo-
nlendo que ahora esta Comisi0n Hipica
ACADIA de hacer otra investigation en-
cuanto al suministro de drogas heroicas
al canallo ''La Diabla'' el dltimo do
mingo;. y suponiendo, que otros testi
/ monios otras pruebas directas indi
rectaS todas tiendan a demostrar gu,
los caballos que corren en- ell Hipo
dromo del Quintana Sc lie suministrar
drogas que usted no cree que indepen
dientemente de cualquier accion que
pudiese tomar Ell Gran Jurado de Il
Corte Federal en- la materia 5usted tie
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de algln banco persona privada un
i.teres que no exceda del 2 por ciento
annual, para la construction de una casa
escuela de concrete para Artes Manua-
les y Ciencias Domesticas. Esta orde-
nanza es en- sustitucion la ordenanza
municipal de octubre a, 1928 incluys
la disposition recomendada por ell Con-
sejo Executive en- su reunion de noviem
bre 10, 1928, que Sc refiere la super
vision del Bepartamento del Interior
On la construction de la casa escueIa.
SABANA GRANDE - Aprobaci6n
de la ordenanza adoptada por la Asam
blea Municipal en- octubre 20, 1928 pa
ra la contradiction de un emprestito de
$4,000 de un banco persona privada
un interes que no exceda del por
ciento apual.
UTUADO.- Aprobaci6n de la orde-
nanza de la Asamblea Municipal de no.
viembre 5, 1928, para la transferencia
ee $4,000 de la partida "Para ayudar
al gobierno en- la construction de la ca
rretera Utuado-Jayuya etc." ICONS
trucci6n equipo del edificio de la Alta
Escuela'', del emprestito de $1,000
Informado favorablemente por los
comisionados de Educacion y del Inte-
rior y por ell Auditor.
UTUADo- Aprobaci6n de la orde-
nanza adoptada por la Asamblea NUM-
cipal en- noviembre 5, 1928, proveyendo
que la prima de 1890 de la emission de
bonos de esa municipalidad por $780,
600, sean usados para aumentar la par
tida en- dicho emprestito 'Reparaci6n
del Puente Tres de Agosto."
VIEQUEs.- Aprobaci6n de la orde-
nanza del Concejo de Administrator
de noviembre Is, 1928, para la transfe-
(continda en- la pagina q
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, ne terminus habiles para radicar un
procedimiento de INDUCTION en- equidad
para cerrar ell hip6dromo por constituil
este un estorbo pIblico debido al su-
puesto uso de drogas heroicas?
listed no cree, como Fiscal Federal
aparte de la acci6n que pudiese tomal
ei Gobernador Towner, como Goberna
COR de Puerto Rico, debiera procedel
81 tiene usted la forma de impedir
que en- San Juan perdure una situacion
como la cue existe y prevalece actual
mente con motive de los escandalos
ocurridos iiltimamente en- ell hip6dromo7
5Cree usted que las autoridades fe-
derales deben permanecer inactivas, te-
niendo en- sus manos remediar la situa.
ci6n y relevar a San Juan de la ver-
guenza e ignominia que implica Ell des
6rden del ''pool'' que no es otra cosa
que una loteria?
lUstcd no cree que la ley sancionan
do ese ''pool'' juego de loteria en-
el hipodromo Y prohibiendolo fuera es
una ley que establece un injusto 'dis-
crimen'' y por tanto es desigual en- su
aplicaci6n y violativa de uno de los pre-
ceptos constitucionales?
SNo cree usted senior Fiscal, que te-
r1iendo usted en- sus manos La manera
rapida y eficaz, por un procedimiento
de injunction en- equidad, como ell que
sc usa en- tiempos de huelgas, deberia
llsted proceder enseguida para bien de
Ia comunidad en- que usted vive, Ii
brar esa misma comunidad de una
corruption inmoralidad que de otra
-suerte las autoridades Sc encuentrar
impotentes para corregir?''
Impuesto de nuestros deseos de
ccntenido del QUESTIONABLE, Mr.. Wells
nos informo que, oportunamente, nos
diria su ultima palabra sobre tan i'm
portante question.
Esperanos
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POr el COreO de aver Sc reCiben nOddas
acerCa de Ia situad6n que @pOderes ocul-
los" cream a|redOr de Ia figura Official
del Attorney General, Mr.. Coates
Sc aegra que Sd nOmbramentO no Sera COnmadO pOr el
SenadO de U-n possible sSttutO de Mr. Coates, 81 asl 10
dSea d nteresadO Ante eI anunCO de las SupueJaS aSpra
clones gubernamentaIes de Mr. Odfn Sc desbOrdan las
anSiedadeS burOGdtiCdS

POGO despues de partir para los Es-
tados Unidos Ell Attorney General Her
bert E. Coates, digimos que era posi-
BILE que, por circunstancias para nos
otros desconocidas pero que estaban en-
Ell ambiente, dicho senior no regresase
a la isla. Noticias llegadas en- Ell nl-
timo correo de los Estados Unidos
parece que han venido confirmar las
informaciones que dimos en- aquella oca
sion ademas de Las noticias que nos
otros tenemos, otros funcionarios han
recibido correspondence indicative de
hue es mas que probable que ell senior
Coates no regrese a la isla, por 10 me-
nos como Attorney General. Parece que
habia algo ALA que preocupaba al fun
cionario aludido y que motive su re-
pentino viaje, y ademas, de ESQ, aho-
IA parece que ell Senado no Sc muestra
por La oposici6n tenaz que los republi-
canos de ALA y los republicanos de aca
hicieron dicho nombramiento Nos
otros, no obstante, recogemos los in
formes v las impresiones que tenenos y
las damos al p1blico lector que tiene
derecho elias, sin comentario de nues
ira parte.
Igualmente Sc ha venido sosteniendo
que pesar de los esfuerzos realizados
por Ell senior Todd, cerca de las autori-
dades nacionales en- 10 que respecta a
sus prerrogativas de recomendar can
didatos para Ell correo y otros puestos
federales, en- las cuales gestiones, Sc
nos inforna, ha tenido los .buenos Off
clos del excelente caballero Lcdo Jose
A. Poventud, que ahora reside en- la
ciudad del Hudson, no ha podido ade-
lantar NADIA, toda vez que ell POST
master General New, habil politico al
fin, no Sc inclina a desatender reco-
mendaciones para esos cargos que pu-
dieran partir del Gobernador de este
pals, sefior Towner, representative per-
sonal en- esta isla, del Presidente de los
Estados Unidos. La lucha sostenida en-
este sentido no ha sido pequefia. Natu-
ralmente. Sc nos asegura, Todd trata
de conseguir la mayor suma de bene-
ficios para su partido con la habilidad
en- el caracteristica; primero, desde un
plano diplomaticO, Y despues, agota-
dos esos esfuersos, amenazando no dar
los votos de los delegados de Puerto
Rico, del cual seguramente que el sera
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uno, para La noWunac1on 0e NA' OVVAA"-
ge.
Hay La creencia de que Coolidge Sc
siente SECURE de su nomination, con-
tando con los votos de los delegados
de Puerto Rico, 0 sin ellos, Sc cree
que cualquier plan artimaiia como
la que nos. referimos, tendria que fra
casar en- toda la Inca.
Ademas, dicen, no es un secreto para
nadie que Mr.. Todd Sc ha creado an
tipatias en- Washington, tratando de
hacer que personals que han venido a
desempefiar cargos federales Puer-
to Rico, lie nombren a sus recomenda-
dos, por 10 cual, parece Sc ha lido en-
queja ante las autoridades nacionales,
porque no ven que Ell Partido Nacional
vaya ganar NADIA con que MIR. Todd
tenga la alternative de recomendar uno
% mas empleados, cuando para conse-
guir esos nombramientos es menester
una puja entire el que insiste en- reco-
luCAudL y Cl QuO IAOAO u pOAOA uO AOAAA
brar, que al fin al cabo no nombra,
porque, como asegura ell ultimo, ESQ
equivaldria convertir su oficina en-
un 'tclub federal politico'', Y el esta
SECURE que no fu6 designado para ESQ.
Entire los proyectos de Mr.. Todd en-
Washington, segun informe, esta Ell de
tratar de cortarle la cabeza a ese 'sper-
sonaje desobediente'', pero parece que
Ell personaje de marras tiene buenas
agarraderas, tan buenas, que resulta
amigo intimo de Mr.. Coolidge.
81 como hemos dicho anteriormente
ocurriese la no-confirmaci6n del NOM
bramiento de Coates para Attorney Ge
neral, no nos cabe la menor duda de
que Ell Fiscal Wells, que tiene una mag
mica palanca en- la persona del Sena-
dor Charles Curtis, leader de la mayo
ria en- ell Senado Continental figura
prominente de la politica americana,
saldria nombrado para ese puesto. 81
10 quisiese, aun, cuando en- otras oca-
stones manifesto que no aspiraba ese
cargo, como ha manifestado reiteradas
veces tambien ell Juez Odlin que no as
pira la Gobernac;6n de esta isla, aun
cuando, con el solo anuncio de que 81
pudiese ser candidate, s'El Tempo,
dijo que 6l habia recibido infinidad de
solicitudes para cargos insulares ade-
mas ofrecimientos de servicios. en- la
esperanza de que el pudiese en- un fu-
turo proximo dispensar mercedes. !.
Ell hecho de que ell repetido Senador
Curtis, sea ell padrino del Fiscal Wells
nos indica por que es que Sc dice que
aquel esta tan bien enterado de los
asuntos de esta isla de Puerto Rico.
81 como Sc afirma, dicho Senador es ell
leader de la mayoria en- ell Senado. una
especie de ''poder detras del trono',.
, Ell que recomendo don Moncho Re-
yes, Gobernador destronado de esta
insula, Sc explica que cualquier cosa
, que vaya a solicitar Ell partido de la
Inayoria los Estados Unidos v los
iContinna en- la pagina q
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a 10 que el tiene que exponerle, v que
listed ie Informant francamente que
parte de su tempo puede dedicarle a
los problemas de Puerto Rico. los cua-
les el sr. Iglesias desea poner ante us
ted en- defensa de su pueblo.
Con gracias anticipates, quedo.
Su seguro servidor,
(Fdo.) Samuel GoMPERs,
Presidente American Fedora
tion of Labor.
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Ell LcDo. ToUs SOTO, FIEL A sU
sIMPATIzA CON NUEs-
IRA CAMPANA.

Ponce, Diciembre 6, 1928.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan
Tous Soto simpatiza campafia supre-
sion "Pool', sintiendo no Sc iniciara
sntes, cuando present6 proyecto.
RAMIREZ.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31
Saving What You Grow
Prepared by the Extension Service, State College
of Washington
of Washington

pile, though rather than make the pit
too large, which might cause heating
it is better to make long pile shaped
up like wedge.
Spread coating of straw or leaves
over the pile to depth of 2 or
inches and earth over all to depth Of
from to 5 inches. AS the weather
grows colder, more earth is added ac-
cording to the severity of the win.
ter. In extreme cold weather, 1t may
be necessary to cover with manure.
Every pit should be provided with
ventilation. In the smaller ones the
straw can be extended up through the
center of the earth cone. A board or
piece of tin over the straw which
comes out of the ground will keep
the rain from getting into the pit
The larger pits should have small
box flue up through the center. A
ditch should extend around the base
of the pile to carry away surplus wa
ter. These pits can be opened at in.
tervals and supplies taken out for
Use during the winter.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

squaws are 102 and los years of age,
but according to William Lewis, Sec
rotary of the Spokane Historical So
ciety, they are younger, the Indian
method of reckoning usually dating to
certain big events only.
Nellie has often told me that she
was Is at the time of the Indian war
of 1853 and this would make her age
80 years now" he said. Her father
was born about 1870"
At the time of Governor Stevens
coming to Washington territory in
1853 Chief Garry was raising wheat
and had coffee, tea, sugar and other
Injuries that many of the white set
tiers often did without. Later in life
he did much toward preventing Indian
outbreaks, but through the machina-
lions of INSCRIPTIONS settlers he died
in poverty.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

speaks in a sad tone, carefully ex-
planning every detail.
Neither she nor her sister have only
sad moments in their lives. Each
use cane to walk around the hilly
campsite, on which a dozen wigwams
are erected. But in the cool of the
evening when the braves and squaws
make merry, the daughters Of Chief
Garry join in the dancing.
"They are both good dancers
an interpreter said. "They enjoy them
selves as much as we do, although
they are the oldest women in our
camp"
OF the two squaws Nellie, the
younger, has gray hair, but Lucy's
hair is almost jet black. Nellie has
pathetic look in her eyes, while
Lucy's still smile in spite Of her
wrinkled face.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31
pittina Potatoes and Root Vegetables.

FITTING Potatoes and Root Vegetables.
A good supply of potatoes or root
vegetables often keep better in pits
out of doors, than in the cellar or
basement under the house. Many
times the basement is poorly ventil-
ated or is too warm from the fur
mace.
Pits are easily and cheaply con-
structed, requiring but little straw
and a good will to use the shovel for
a time For the home supply one pit
will generally serve for the potatoes
and another for the mixed root veg
etables such as carrots, beets and
parsnips.
A we'll drained location should be
chosen and the vegetables piled on
the surface of the ground or shall
low excavation may be made 6 or 8
inches deep and lined with straw.
The vegetables are best clean and
fairly dry when pitted. The potatoes
or roots are heaped into a conical
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

Today his daughter, Lucy, in the
evening of her life, is facing possible
poverty through trouble she claims to
be having collecting her crop share on
a lease of her farm, eight miles east
OF Tekoa-unless her moving picture
puts her in the class, of the more for
tunate movie actresses
When Nellie Garry speaks of her
troubles with the Indian agent and
the white renter on her lands she
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

has been fed by some farmers who
claim that this is a very good way to
feed it. This method, however, is more
troublesome. Some of the hard kerr
nels, particularly with the harder va
rieties of spring wheats, are not mas
ticated thoroughly by the hogs, and
hence some method of preparation
must be used to gain best results"
In the improvement of live stock, a
movement which is being accelerated
by various states and the United
States department of agriculture
through the better sires, better stock
campaign, the sire exerts the greater
influence, but, once the grading-up pro-
cess has been started, the Importance
OF well-bred dams must be recognized.
1t is only through the use of pure
bred females that it is possible to pre-
serve and carry on the full value of
good sires. A pure-bred sire and
pure-bred dam are necessary to repro
duce pure bred, which maintains an
unbroken stream of known blood.
If you don't want to- can the rooster,
you can can him from the flock
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

ma am, and you will see Mr.. Hardy
man making love to your niece"
Under due restrictions, Lady Lyd-
lard, and with my permission first
obtained, of course, | see no objec-
ton to Mr.. Hardyman paying his ad-
dresses to Isabel"
THE woman is mad!" cried Lady
Lydiard. do you actually suppose,
Miss Pink, that Alfred Hardyman
could by any earthly possibility marry
your niece?"
Not even Miss Pinks politeness
could submit to such question as
this. She rose Indignantly from her
chair Are you aware, Lady Lydiard,
that the doubt you have just ex-
pressed is an insult to my niece and
an insult to me?"
(To be continued
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31
Aged Daughters of Famous
Indian Chief Enter Movies

Lucy and Nellie Garry, daughters of
Chief Garry of the Spokane Indian
tribe, who played an important part
in Washington's early history, have
become moving picture actresses.
Lucy, age SO, and Nellie, age 80, will
take leading parts in picture featur-
ing Indian life which will be filmed at
the Minnehaha photoplay studio In
Spokane.
The Indians claim the two old
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31
GOOD LETTER GONE WRONG.

A traveller on a steamship had writ
ten complaint to headquarters about
the presence of vermin in his berth.
He received back from the admins.
trative head a letter of immense ef-
fusiveness.
Never before had such complaint
been lodged against this scrupulously
careful line, and the management
would have suffered any loss rather
than cause annoyance to so disting-
uished citizen, etc.
He was very delightful with the alb
ject apology. But as ne was throw
ing away the envelope there fell out
a slip OF paper which had apparently
been enclosed by mistake. On it was
a memorandum: Send this guy the
bed-bug letter"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31
WORLDS NEWS
BRIEFLY RETOLD
important News of Both Henri
spheres Boiled Down to
Last Analysis.

The German government recently
turned it's attention to the critical food
situation, which seemed the chief OBJ
stacle to restoration of order.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

What wheat fed to hogs should be
ground to give best results in produc-
ing pork, is the contention of Prof.
Howard Hackedorn of the State Col
lege of Washington. Speaking of tests
recently, he said:
I'VE fed the hogs wheat in ground
form. Cracked or rolled wheat would
be very satisfactory Soaked wheat
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31


Milton-Freewate district, near Walla
Walla.
The state has bought 40-acre tract
the penitentiary grounds
near Walla Walla, the land to be used
FOR the state game farm.
About 100 bushels of wheat in the
pile on the Will Maurer ranch north
west of Harrington was burned re-
Gently The fire was set from sta
tionary threshing engine.
With previous attendance records
broken by a wide margin, the recent
Fourth Annual Merchants Convention
and Market Week will go down in his
tory as the most complete and enter
tanning event of the kind ever held in
Spokane.
New car shops in Hillyard will cost
100000 and employ 800 men. They
will be built by the Western Fruit Ex-
press and Fruit Growers Express at
a location to be designated by the
Great Northern railroad 1t is hoped
to have the new shops ready in time
for the 1924 crop.
AT the first annual meeting of the
Potato Growers association, the re-
port showed volume of business of
$1400. The prices received were from
500 to $25 ton This association is
a new one has been organized less
than a year, and is working in cooper
alton with the local merchants.
Engineers of the United States rec
lamation service, in charge of investi-
cation of the proposed Columbia basin
project, will soon examine the lower
Spokane river valley, northwest Of
Spokane to and including the Colum-
low the mouth of the Spokane river
During September apple shipments
from the Wenatchee district are ex-
pected to be $500 cars; October, 5000
cars; November, $500 cars; December,
75O cars, according to an estimate
made by Secretary Bert Baker of the
Traffic association The Great North
ern is using $500 cars as the basis for
the car supply in October.
The Yakima valley will produce a
total of 22,309 carloads Of fruit and
vegetables during the present season,
according to the estimate of the Yak
ina Valley Traffic and Credit asso-
citation. Apples will constitute the
major portion of the, shipments, as it
is estimated that the valley will send
out 1880 carloads this year.
Sure death for morning glory, one
of the greatest pests in northwestern
wheat fields, has been found, accord.
ing to tests made by Harry Rifle, a
leading rancher of Walla Wala coun-
ty Mr.. Rifle has made an extended
trial of the carbon bisulphide treat.
ment recommended by the State Col
lege of California and finds it success
full
Thirty-four different kinds of veg.
etables have been raised in the gar.
den on the farm of e. p. Jones, near
Deer Park The display of his products
at the office of the Mt. Spokane Power
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

Thirty-four different kinds of veg.
etables have been raised in the gar.
den on the farm of Il. p. Jones, near
Deer Park, The display of his products
at the office of the Mt. Spokane Power
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

One of the most popular articles for
the housewife of today is a dress form
and there are many in your neighbor-
hood who have them Why not you?
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

Towns in the Arkansas valley Colo.
RADIO, were recently menaced by foods,
owing to heavy rains and cloudbursts.
Irrigation dams burst and a 27-foot
wall of water is said to have headed
toward ManzanOla.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31
encountered the monster but had
failed to take him.

encountered the monster but had
failed to take him.
Franz Butner, fearing he would have
to pay duty on several diamonds he
was taking from Mexico to his home
in Germany, swallowed several of the
gems just before the ship bringing
him to San Francisco from the south
ern republic reached there recently.
William Mclaughlin, 8, saved Mrs.
Linnea Wolff from burning to death
recently in an automobile tourist camp
in Oakland, Cal. While adult campers
ran about excitedly seeking blankets
to eXtinguish the flames the boy
knocked her down. rolled her on the
ground and put out the fire.
John Pavilion, Austrian coal miner,
pronounced the outstanding hero of
the explosion in Kemmerer Coal COM
pany mine No. l at Frontier. near
Kemmerer, Wyo., was brought to the
state mental hospital recently. He was
declared insane as result of his ex-
periences.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

company has attracted wide atten-
ton as showing what can be done in
this section with good care and rain
fall such as has been the portion this
year.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

About 100 bushels of wheat in the
pile on the Will Maurer ranch north
west of Harrington was burned re-
Gently. The fire was set from sta
tionary threshing engine
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

The gaint navy dirigible Fri, larg-
est craft of its kind in the world, UNI
der construction at the naval station
at Lakehurst. N. j., rose from its
cradle within the immense hangar for
a few minutes recently