White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-11-02

is being arranged for by the Wash.
ington tuberculosis Association. The
seals will be on sale from December
list to 22nd, inclusive.
Cougars are increasing IN numbers
along the banks of the Lewis river
and are becoming a real menace,
slaughtering deer, calves and even
full-grcwn cattle.
A few days ago Thomas @. Keep.
Washougal banker, ran to catch a
train and died suddenly, shortly after
the train pulled out of the station.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars was
paid at the Stadium of the Univer-
sity of Washington by the crowd
that witnessed the great victory Of
the "Huskies" against the Univer-
sity of Southern Calffornia-the Sec
ond largest crowd in Washington
gridiron history.
The grand jury of Valdez, Alaska.
charges that some of the canneries
in Alaska are a disgrace to civlliza.
ton. Drug addicts, vicious practices,
poor food and Judgement, binding
contracts, make these places veri-
table hell upon earth"
Ezra Meeker's suggestion that the
old Naches Pass be surveyed has
been needed and engineers will soon
begin work to determine whether 1t
will make shorter route between
Walla Walla and Seattle than the
one now generally used.
Sailing from Seattle recently, Nor.
ton Breslauer is en- route to Shan
tung province, China, to open a fac.
tory for the Howe Company. Inc. OF
Seattle, large importers and manu-
facturers Of hair nets. Mr.. Bres
lauer has been commissioned to es
tablish a factory in Shantung prov
ince.
A Bremerton boy, Allen R. John
son, 16 years old, died an hour after
being injured in a football scrim
mage, his neck being broken. The
Bremerton High School football team
was playing the Puyallup Higf
tdky" is huge motorship, and with
the "Loch Katrine" will load bull
wheat, frozen fresh fish, canned sal
mon, canned fruit and lumber fol
Great Britain.
Fred Haldeman of Portland, Ore
gon, has made application to Marvin
Chase, supervisor of state hydraulics
TO build reservoir and storage sys
tenn for the waters OF Reilly Creek
a fork of Lewis River in Clark,
County. These impounded water
will be for irrigation, power and dc
nestle use. The dam is to be 81
feet long and II feet high. to cos
in the neighborhood Of $1,000.
Aaggie, the worlds champion grad
COW milk and butter fat producer
still continues in the lead. In tn
fourth month of her last lactatiol
period she is credited with 127.
pounds butter from 3,279.8 pound
milk. She is a 7-year-old grade Ho
stein, owned by Sam w. Barber c
, Scottsburg, N. Y.
o. M. Plummer, manager of th
Pacific International Livestock Show
notifies swine breeders that all e.
hibition stock must be immunize
School eleven. on Vickery Field, 1
Puyallup. Johnson was playing Ger
ter
Fort Steilacoom Hospital for tn
Insane reached the peak figures i
its history few days ago, accordin
to the reports of Director w.
Hays, of the Department of Bushes
Control; 1901 inmates were nun
bered, but retained only for a fes
days, as releases followed the "peak
and the figures were lowered.
Washington State scored second /
the figures compiled giving th
healthiest states for children in tn
United States. Oregon had the frs
place, with score Of 58.6; Wasl
ington second with $50: Minnesot
third with 60.3; California fourt
with GAG: Nebraska fifth with S.:
The figures show the death rate {
infants under one year per Thousand
Yaki m Dairymen's Association
conducting it's own retail bushes
reports total sales for the month {
August at $3S,733.40. OF this amour
S31,397 was paid to producer men
bers for milk delivered. The ba
ance of $7,336.4O was absorbed 1
salaries, expenses and certai
amount added to sinking fund. Th
association has a paid-in capital {
$45 900.
; H. e. McNatt, for three and hal
years head of the dairying demon
stration work OF the Western Wasl
ington Experiment Station at Puya
lup, resigned Sept. l. The dairy her
has been placed under the charge c
DR.. ]. w. Kalkus, who will use it
his experimental work, looking {
the determination of contagious abo