White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-31

grandm other. Mrs. w. W. Barrett,
expects to leave Saturday for lis
home in Portland.
Mrs. j. G. Scott and son re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Des Moipes, Wash, where they
have been spending the past few
weeks.
Levi Austin and family left in
their car last Saturday morning
for Brewster, Wash, and Jay
Austin left the following Tues
day for st. Helens, Ore. Levi is
principal Of the Brewster school
and Jay holds the same position
at ST. Helens.
Walter Morrison and family of
Palouse City, stopped over couple
of days this week to visit DR.. Nor
rison at Ranford. en- their way
home from an auto tour of Cal
ifornia. Mr.. Morrison, who is a
prominent lawyer of Palouse, is
the youngest son of the Doctor.
George Turner. local manager
for the P. P. e l.. Co., who was
badly injured last week when he
fell from ore of the transmission
poles, is reported to be getting
along nicely in the hospital at Pas
co. The swelling in his right leg,
that was broken in the fall, is dis.
appearing and he has been almost
entirely relieved from the back
strain. He expects TO return to
White Bluffs next week.
In keeping with pledge made
at the culng school in Prosser a
few weeks ago, that the delegates
Lass on to their neighbors what
trey had learned, those who attend
ed from this end Of the county will
hold local culling school at the
Long Desire ranch Of Miss Edith
Long on Friday, September 7th.
beginning at a. m. Everyone
who is interested in poultry is not
only invited but is urged to attend.
Bring your lunch.
international competition in live
stock is assured for the Washington
state fair in Yakima next month
Canadian breeders in lines includ-
i-,u ch Il ,,,1 hoof ~of+1o
TO bring the top of their herds tc
measure merit with the leading
northwest herds to be shown.
Secretary II. p. Vermilye of the
state fair has just returned to Yaki
ma from the Vancouver, B. c. fail
with a fine lot Of entries for the
Washington show. O. A. Boggs o
Daysland, Alberta. will exhib
Flcrcfords, w. H. Martison of Fair
light, Saskatchewan, will show Ayr
shires and ]. u. Yuhl of Calgary
Shorthorns. And the Canadian
\ breeders have cattle of quality
Z to make real contest. L. A. Well.
OF Sardis, B. G., is to be represented
y with Ayrshires also and he has
!, registered herd of 100 head, tuber
\ culin tested animals which he state,
i has not shown a reactor in sever
! years.
\ A. CT Stewart Of Alder Grove, B
4 c. will exhibit Shropshire sheep
& Floyd Fox OF Silvctton. Ore, Ok
Y fords, Hampshrcs, and Rambouillct
!. and J. G.. Hubbard OF Monroe, Orc
Hampshires. These are some Of tn
\ early entries.
4 Judges to place the ribbons in th
\ various stock contests are prett,
we'll lined up. Poultrymen will b.
!, glad TO learn that w. M. Coats o
X Seattle is to officiate in that depart
VI mcnt. Mr.. Goats is tho prcmic
( poultry judge i'll this part of TIN
country and has placed the ribbon
4 1t the state fair several times before
4 B. M. Brandt, professor OF dairy
husbandry at the Oregon Agricul
tural college, will judge Guernsey,
Z and Jerseys; Frank Brown of Carl
N ton Orc beef cattle; Roy ]. Fox o
Lyons, Orc. hogs and Axel Hanscr
I OF Savage. Mont. lIolsteins.
y The fastest and best OF the In
I dian ponies on the Colvillc reserva
ton arc being rounded up for thu
y racing at the Washington stat,
. fair. Matthew Bill John Clcvelanc
4 aud Billy Bob of Okanogan, ana
4 John and Ed. Wapate of Chelan ar,
: among the Indian speed fancicr
who will be prcscnt with their rae
j ing strings,