davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
@Gi6instOncr SilfSOereim.

Gas Gou8ert oeS Siiooeutl6en
MlGnner6ors mar in ieoer 8e5iebung
erfolgrei6. Ser Saol, meld)en Der
Sorltono beS @If'S Clubs uns mie.
oerum in iebr %oontensluerter @eile
gan5 unent9eltli6 CUR 8erfiigung ges
ltelt bate, mar beinabe gefiiat. In.
ter ben 3uborern befan0en ii6 Diele
Singer uno Songeslebrer BON BE
ruf uno Oiele Serren uno Donel
ipeIde man ionit nidt in oeuti1-onlc.
rifaniiden &reiien' iiebt. Aud Ser
Oeutl6e 8oti6ofter uno 6rou@emab
lin, ul0 mebrere &erren uno Oo.
men, mel6e gum Stabe Der oeutI6en
9Otidaft 9eboren, batten oos 9ons
5ert init ibrer Anmelenbeit beebrt.
Die Serren Sarl uno Wm. @golf, Gdrl
Sammel, Satob Miiaer uno j. De-
Jteole batten ole grDbe 6reunQIid=
felt geba5t, OenI}itglieoern oeS Siio.
oeliti6en WtGnner6orS in elmer All-
tomobilfobrt 0ie Sebensipiiroigteiten
ser &anoesbauptltaot al 5eigen uni
iid Oomit ben 0anf 0ieier 9erren 10.
mobl mie boffentli6 oes geiamlten
bieiigen 0euti6tums ertporben. Der
@ilfSberein, inter oeIien 2eitune Dos
&on5ert ltattfuno, bat feine Mittel,
I'M Den oeuti6en 2anoslellten @alt-
lihfeit al ermeiien. I'm 10 mebr
Dant per6ienen Die ebengenonnten
Serren fir Die oen @1iten erpieiene
6reunOliAfeit. Die Mit9Iieoer oeS
Siio0eltti6en M1nnerdors lparell
oariibet lebr c~rfreltt uno lebr begei-
ltert, bon Dem mas tie auf Der langen
6abrt geieben batten. lleber Dos
&on5ert ielbit miro an an0erer SteIe
0ieier 3eitung beri6tet. @ier mod,
te i6 mr. nod elm @ort iiber Den
Gertauf ser &arten iagen. IS mar
ausOriidlid u%usbeoungen moroen
Dab feline Sammlung b%eranltaItet
mer0en loate. Alf Die an ms gerid)
tete @nfrnge, Oh mir etmaS oagegell
ein5u1penCen bGtten, menn ben 3ubo-
rerl Die 8il0er 0eS Mt1nnerdors un0
Die @elegeHbeit gegeben miir0e, cine
&leinigfeit fir Die armen Sinner 9o-
oenS 5u gebell, fonnten mir nidt gut
gtein ingen, uno Die 8egeilterung.
nit Der 0ie Bite oufgeuommen mir-
De, benefit Ole moblDoQen0e @elin.
nllng Scr 3uborer. Die pielen Dol
luribeine, sic babel gegeben mllroen
- I'M gon5en fanIen ein $72.t5,
5eugtcn mobl al6 oofiir, oaB oos
&on5ert lebr gefaaen bette pie oenm
and pieIe beim Terloilen oes Sao-
les ibrcr @efricoigung gluSorud ga
ben.
0ie nG6lte &eriommlung oes
@iIfspereins finoet oieien 6reitog,
Sen 6ten 9lpril, obenos 8 llbr, i'm
Concord Club Solls, 3t4 s StroBe
g. @. ltatt. @to6ten oo6 redt pieIc
fomlnell. @Sir bitten aud mieoerum
nm &lei0er, Senl0en, untermGlhe,
Sdube ulO oerglei6en. 0as oelt-
i6e @olf perarmt mebr uno mebr
un6 nur menige lino in ser Gage, Der
gIei6en 81 f%aufen. Die Worf bdIt
iid in Sen letten @oden; ole Yreiie
iteigen aber ~beitGn0ig infolge 0es gro
Ben 8er6redens Der 6ran5oien, Die
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
IlfObOl nnO Ser6aftnnsen in
gSnhinntnn.

4m 0ienstag oieier ISOLDE wuroe
@iaiam u. Goodman nit elmer
@cl0trafe BON 300 DoIlar
oafiir b%eitraft. ooB er in betrunfe.
mem 3litanoe lein 9lutomobil Ourd
Die 5ta0t trieb. So its reht. Dieie
Sellte fnnneu nidlt itreng genug be.
trait mcroen. 9aS Seben eines Sim
oes mo elmer alien 5rau lit betrun.
ferlen Acknowledgment ia gar
nidtsl Die aleide Straie ioate am
lelben Gage audi ein SEER Mtalcobn
sinner crlciOenL er protelticrte aber
mo muroe norIGufig geeen SilterIe
gllng bon 500 Collar ireiqelallen.-
Gin oritter Wtom. Srpine 9. Ore
mer. mlBte 20 Dollar ~be5abIen. Sir
81 hnelIeS 6abren lit Die Stra.
ie nur 10 Dollar. @erboftet uuroen
I'M 6ebrlor I'M gan5en $50 8erIo.
men; oapon 697 fiir 9etrunfenbeit
(oersllonot 6ebruor lit fur5 uno bat
te.ne 5eiertoge). fir Shneafabren
S31, fiir Observation-Disclosures
1862, Selib bon AltoboI 1913, @Ifo
bolnerfoif ia, Alfoboltransport IT,
oifentlIdes Sriufen ouf ser StroBc
16, 9eiib bon AlfoboI. @~eritelunQS
moldilen 5. 90 aIio iiebt'S I'M lido
men 8oibineton ausl SIS giebt an
oiel alfobol uno at pieIe Nutosl
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
Scntidcr Sapancr in Scr StuSt.

Gin 6reuno mo Sauptmitar.
better Oes beriibmten oeritorbenen,
ocutiden 4roieiiorS 9oul GbrIif
(ourh iein COG" Mittel befannt),
Elm Sapancr nalnens Or. Sata lit
augelblidlidl IN 8oibiugton ais
@aIt Der u%Giodeieller Foundation.
Gr lit ein aefeierter Ar5t mo mar in
6ranffurt am 0tain ltno in 0eltlh-
lonO 10 Iange Dab er oeuti6 beiier
lpritt mic ieine eigene @tiltteripra.
DIE.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
General SlGen balt &urtras.

NG6lten Mtontag 9(beno miro Sc.
neral Maen, Der friibere &omnanoie.
renoe Der nmerifanii6en Sruppen
in &oblen5, Dor Dem bieiigen Ohio
Serein einen @ortrag balten1 in mel
DIEM er mabri6einlih aus ieinen @r-
fabruneen in europa uno I'M &bein-
lano i6opfen miro. Ser 8ortra9 fin
Oet i'm n&aui6er" l6en Soale an ser
Connecticut Mpenlle Itott.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06

nell ge6alten lluo onrnm melo0ien-
reid uno poQ. 3mei &lapierportrG-
&c oeS Oirigenten muroen ebenfaQs
nit 8eifaa aufgenommen. Ser q
capella-G 6or bari itol8 auf ieine Sci
ltungen lein. Anidmeaen uno Ser
bau6en, Staffato, 4uffoilung uno
Se6nif moren iorgfdltie einituoiert.
@ie germ bort man ni6t loI6e oeut-
i6en 2ieoer aus oellti6em Wtllnoe in
iolder Soqen0ungl Oo itltmmt man
uno lingt nan iebniii6tig nit Dem
lebten Grub Ser Sanger: ygla6 ser
Seimot n0dt' id mieoer". @Gre es
altgenblidlid mir ni6t 10 trourig in
Der i6onen Seimatl
Die @lanSnummer oes Mbenos mar
Z, Ser Srompeter an Der 6aBba9".
IS. @I.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
Concord eamcmpcrcim

-Sonntog Abeno iano Die iiblide
monatIide Geriammlung ocS Son
coro 0amenuereins itott. 9to6 Ser
lauf Oerielben f~eierte man Den @e.
burtstag mebrerer @titglieoet beI
aaffee uno &ildell. Mud oie S6ed-
tergruppe oes Concord Stubs mar
ein9eloOen. 9ei langeu mo ~fltr5cil
&e0en, @eiangSoortrGqcn ulO Gang,
perfloB Der Abeno MIR 81 ihnell.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
9iitrft 100, .. II. q.

Gin 8ersniigen cigener 9lrt lit BOD
10 Elm Ian5. Sin Gan5oerqniigen.
mie es Der Oiltrift 100 OeS 0eut
iden llnterltiibungSbumoeS pcrau
Italtet bate am 0itermontag in Der
Soae oes Concord &lubs. Die Dit
glieoer, Ioipie 6omiIienongcb6rigem
luoren redt 5abIreidD erihienen pul0
omiilierten lid ouis bette. Nrofeiior
&reB' aopclle ipielte auf sum SunS;
oeuti6e Melooicn ionobl mie 6or
trott-EGn5e murOen geipiplt, 70 oaB
Elm ieoer alf ieine Ge6mmg fam.
Die @orbereitungeu Iagen in oen be
mGbrten SGnoen ser 6rauen g..
@obrin9er, q. 2epfing. %. IreiicL.
q. Brandt, ionic Ser @errcu Sobn
5ronfe, 8. WtitteIltGotcr uulo G6oS.
Streib. Die Souptiofe lit notiir
lid Dab fem 9eii5it Qeoett ST. mer
Den braudt, ionoern es lit nod ein
lleberiduB 0o. @er loht oa2
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06

6QNJNlF
Isle man ii6 ieiner5eit 8ibiani
1tno Glenlenceuu berI6rieb, Inn i'm
Sinne 0es 80IferbunoeS B.. +. Oes
Yoriier Gertroges, bier GropaganOa
81 nladeiL 10 baben Die 8iIion, Cor,
8aruh uno 6reunoen nabeltebenOen
0emofrater li6 ieBt ben 2orO Gecil
POM 80lferbulO fommen lolIen.
Sielen &epublitanern fommt er mobl
olt6 iehr re6t, on er ben init 0em
Solferbun0 Derbmoenen internotio-
nalen @eri6tbof I'M Saog befiirmor-
tet. &angiom miro Die Stimmung
fiir Die ndbitidbrigen @ablen mobil
gernadt. 0ie &0lferbanofrage an
lid miro our6 Sen &ori6lag oes @e-
ridtsbofes eriebt. Cine GuBerli6
milOere 5orm oes @roblems miro 10
Dem &olfe borgeIest. 0a-oie meilten
Oemufroten in Oieiem 8unfte nit
ben &epublifnnern iibereinltimmen,
10 miro ser &olferbuno an ii6 ais
Streitobjeft aus Dem Sarteiprogram=
me beiocr Yarteien mo9l auSiheioen.
Die Mnnabme oes @eri6tSbofeS inn
Senat eri6eint ais mnbri6einli1.
Man gleitet altf oieie @eiie longiam
bod nod, MIR inter Soripiegelung
zines nclten &lei0es, in oen &0lfer-
buil0 6ineill. Die @nglGn0er er3ie-
ben ii6 10 langiam oas dmerifanii6e
@olf uno 0ie @elt 5u ibrem 8iaen.
(Sm fIeinen gei6iebt oas 3. 9. aud
our6 &booes-S 6ul-S tipenoien. Sn
Orforo lernen S6iiler aller 80lter
ser @elt sic internotionoIe YoIitif
i'm britii9en 9i6te). @egen sic ber-
einten &r1fte ser O~emofraten uno
&epublifoner meroen 8orab uno
Sobnlou obnmG6tig iein.
lteber sen Militarismits Sranf-
reibs bra6te ser beige DSeralo" am
uorigen SamStag pieoer einen ge0l-
ten uno gepfefferten 2eitartifel.
5rnnfrei6 fommt ga fat i9ledter
meg ais Oeutldlon0 in Ser @elt nab
reno oes groBcn &rieges. Qas 2an6
pliinoerte uno ra1ibte uno forte ben
5rieoen @ltrppas, lolange es eriItter-
te, iagt Die 3eitung. europa bate
MIR Srieoen, menn 6ronfrei6 G.. g..
na6 1870 o~anieoerlag. Seoes &ino
Ioate miiien, oaB Srantrei6 1870
Oeuti6lanO gum Sriege 3ipang, oaB
0euti6lano in @liaB-2 otbringen nur
oeuti6es 2ano 5uriidnabm, oas
Sranfrei6 geItoblen bate, oaB al-
BerOem 9ellti6lano auf ale @eile
bolf, INN 6ranfrei6 Die 3ablung Der
&riegsinOemnitGt gu erlei6tern uno
10 Oie Oeliti6en Sruppen 10 i6nea
ais m0gli6 aus Dem fran50iii6en
2ano 3u befommen. 9amals CAB es
nidtS ais 8eifua fir Oeuti1lano,
beionoerS bier in Amerifp, 0a man
ii6 nod lebr mobl erinnerte, pie
6rantrei6 li6 6emiibt batte, Der ga
6e Ser Union mGbreno 0es 8iirger=
ltriegeS 8u i6aoen. Seute bat man
oas leiOer Dergeilen. 0ie Sran5oien
iin0 INNER militnriltii9 gelpeien.
Hl1r elmer ibrer &onige mar 3iemli6
frieoliebello, 2uopig Ser Se95ebnte,
un0 Sen entbaltpteten lie. Wonar6ie
ODER &epllblit = 6ranfrei6 lit nur
auf &aub, Moro, 8eute uno &rieg
dis. gtapoleon lit Ser gefeierte Selo
ser 6rau5oien. europa mar Dor
6ranfreidS @eliilten ni6t iider, bis
0euti6IanO enoli6@uropa pom
fron5oiiiGen So6e befreite. = 90
dbnli6 beiBt es in ser Seariti6en
GageS5eituug. Seut5utage fiir6tet
li6 sic @elt mieoer Dor oieier Ma1t
5ranfrei6S. @ief in Amerifa linA.
Die Stimmen ser @erurteilune Der
&ubrpolitif nit menigen Musnabmen
%perltummt. Sranfrei6 betradtet ie-
Den SorlAlag our Site ais 5eino-
idaft. @s logt nein - uno oie
8elt 6eugt ii6 oemiitig Dor Dem Sc
bote. 8ir boben eS peit gebra9t.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
9entIdle Sper in Baltimore.

Die oeutide Operngeieai6oft
ans Berlin, Die I'M Souuar in 8alti-
more mar mo biSbcr III Gep g)orf
lpielte, miro an t6teh t7ten uno Is.
April mieoerum in Baltimore lein
uuo Den @agner'iheu gtibeIuneen-
ring gebcn.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
@rOfer San5 SeS ocntIdamcrifami-
idJen llnteritiibnngs.%crei

Gin GROCER Gang. ser bon 0en
Ntitglieocrn oes 0euti6amerifani
iden llnteritiibungSpereins orron
giert miro, finoet an Montaa. oen
16. April, I'M Concord alubballs,
314 : StraBe NorOmelt, itatt. Gas
aomite lihert allen eincn gentiitli
den Mben0 an.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
oeati@es @aiiembams.

-0ie Oireftoren oes 0ellti6en
8aiierbaliies beriommeln ii6 om
Sonntag, ben s. @pril 5. S. i'm @ai-
Ienbaus. Ole Serlammlung beginm
punft 3 llbr.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
Gr. SOrCns 6c4t cine Arnnfe in
Mathiuotun.

@elene SpneeHep 1915 Oregon
9lueme. hierieIbit mar iieben Sabre
labm Goh elmer 0perotion Ourdl
Den berilbmten 0Itreihiiden arot,
Or. Sorena. in Seem Yorf, lit iie lett
folt gebeilt ulo geiun0 uuo hunter.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
ManncrdOr.aonaer iaQt 0ns.

9os iiir Oen n6dlteu Sonntag ee.
plonte 9on5ert oes @ermoniu MGu
ner6ors lit bis ouf meitereS Oerido.
ben. gtGberes miro nod befonnt &c
maht mer0en. -
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
9entidle 9otente in Nmerifa.

-Ibomos @. 0iiaer. frii9er Ser.
moIter 0eutideu @igentlms, bat Ell.
llcn gro5eB berIoren, in Dem es lid
nm ein bon GarI Don @eIsbat err
iunoenes 8atent banoeIte. 0as
Sdieosgeridt in Der 9unOeSbaupt.
ltaot beidloB Mittuod oieier @ode
acncn W}iner-
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
griOn 9amenpcrcin.

Der Arion 0omenperein periam
melt iid am @tittpod. oen If. 5. NC.
bel 5rou 8. &edepeg, it9 3ebnte
StroRe Norooit.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06

Ter teufliden Moroer. 9nio, ocutide
StammeSgenoiien laBt eud uidt
lumpenl
8. S. 9oenig. 5driftfiibrer.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06

Sefefrdn5e, strenieIfnden, Safe
fnden, &nflnp, milu., mad OentIder
Mrt, SamstaaS, Z llbr mOrgens at.
Snlins GOienfelb,
GtanS So, NrcaOe Marfet.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06

nil, Ore6t Iid oos 9iIo iofort mad
ser anOern Settle. SIT es ni6t gum
Sa6en?
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Through the foresight of the
board OF directors, a number OF
splendid improvements are being
made in our building. The pic
ture ratings are being put up SO
that we will soon be able to adorn
our walls with the pictures which
we purchased last spring. An
entry way has been built with
steps leading down to a door in
the east end Of the gymnasium.
This exit was put in so that dang
err would be minimized in case
the building caught on fire while
a meeting was being held in the
auditorium,
Wright Wiehl, the official bell
ringer, is to be commended for
his promptness in ringing the
bells.
On last Friday the students
were given IA pleasant surprise.
School was dismissed so that we
could go down to see the Fair
and, needless to say, we all took
advantage of the opportunity.
The Fair was a dandy. 1t cer-
tainly shows what our community
can do.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21
{. j. o'Larey
Notary Public

TO DEVELOP BETTER VISION
Just two pieces of glass! And yet
these lenses which correct effectu-
ally the defects of vision are posi-
HE only because of the highly
tried skill like that Of Dr.. Kowal-
sky, Specialist, aided by scientific
instruments of precision. The SER
vice of DR.. Kowalsky, Eye and
Nerve specialist. has grown great
er with each succeeding year. The
conditions Of modern life constant
ly increase the number of people
whose efficiency or health is low
cred by some impairment of eye.
sight-for which the remedy is
glasses prescribed and fitted after
thorough examination.
TO this examination brings kncwl-
edge of realization that better Wis
ion means more than just going to
the specialist after some pro-
bounced Symptom sounds warning
that his services are needed Nest
people do not know when eyesight
trouble really begins; usually it
starts so gradually that for long
time it nav rot even be noticeahic.
Imperfect vision if rot rectified,
grows worse with the wars. The
enrest wav Of preserving YOUR eye
sight at maximum efficiency thru
1ut life is to! CIV and see Dr. Kow-
alsky to have your eyes examined,
and for a re-examination once a
wear.
DR.. Kowalsky will he in Hartford
at the Hotel October LIST and End,
and at the Commercial hotel at
White Bluffs. October 3rd and 4th.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21
Happenings Of Fifteen
Years Ago in the Valley
! e%4Ne~Aeee~>e~~eo en>>An

From w. b. Spokesman, Sept. IL, os
The happy vacation days are
over and Monday morning
children of White Bluffs will begin
the new school year in the, new
Last year the children OF White
Bluffs attended school in a little
school house built of drift logs
caught in the river. Now what a
change. One will have to see the
change to appreciate it. When the
children assemble next Monday they
enter one Of the best school build
lngs in the county and finest build
ing on the Columbia from Kenne-
wick to Wenatchee, distance Of
IFS miles
Tho present attendance will be
about forty and the pupils of the
school will be i'll charge of G. NJ
Wolfe and Miss Katherine Kellv
Both the teachers have taught in
the state and come highly recon-
mended.
Professor G. NJ. Wolfe of Echo,
Oregon, arrived Thursday to make
arrangements for the opening of
the school Monday.
Miss Katherine Kelly arrived on
the steamer Todd last Tuesday and
IS the guest OF Miss Dora Helsom.
Miss Kelly is well known in White
Bluffs having visited here several
times while living on her claim and
teaching at Priest Rapids. People
Of White Bluffs are fortunate in
securing Miss Kelly to teach here
as she is an efficient teacher and
has been offered hattering positions
)ut chose to teach among friends.
Sept Is, 1903
The White Bluffs school opened
last Monday with AN enrolment of
Al pupils, IA i'll the intermediate
and erammcr grades, in Mr.. Wolfe's
room and u i'll the primary grades
in Miss Kelly's room.
After hard summers work on
the best fruit ranches in the White
Bluffs country, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F..
Burdin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Coo and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Love
land and II. +. Robinson laid aside
their work and sought recreation in
an extensive wagon trip to the
Yakima and Nathcs rivers for
couple OF weeks outing. The party
returned home Monday with white
Bluffs is Good Enough" painted in
large letters on the canvas Of their
prairie sohooners ard now there is
renewed activity and a general tone
OF things doing in the Klondikc
colony
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21

Mrs. j. Fl. Evett and babe re-
turned from Thursday from visit
to WalIa Walla.
Mrs. M. r. Slavens and babe re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Seattle.
Miss Kathryn Syfford, who is
teaching school at Vernita, spent
the week end at home.
Mrs. John Scrivner left last Sun.
day for weeks visit with her hus-
band at Prairie City. Oregon.
Manly Clark left this week for
Chicago, after a months vacation
spent at tine home of his parents
here.
Clarence Hart and dauhgter
Ruby left last Saturday for Spok.
ane, where Miss Ruby entered
Whitworth college.
DR.. and Mrs. j. F. Devin re-
turned Monday evening from a Wis.
it to Seattle and other points along
the Coast.
Rev. and Mrs. |. l.. Crooks and
son Paul left on Monday for Spok-
ane, where Paul will attend Whit
wol tn college.
Mrs. A. G. Evett is enjoying a
visit from her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Green of Wallowa, Oregon, who
arrived on Thursday.
j. A. Baxter of Spokane, who
has been visiting his son George
and family, left fer his home on
Wednesday.
The Litahni Group of Camp Fire
g iris held meeting Monday noon
at the high school. at which time
the following officers were elected.
D orothy Ross. president; Nellie
Baxter, vice president; Helen
Craig. secretary; Mary Whelan,
treasurer and Margaret Syfford, re.
porter. The girls are fortunate in
securing Miss Rice. the new En-
glish teacher, for their leader.
On Thursday evening the Parent
Teachers Association held meet
ing and reception for the teachers.
Mrs. l.. H.. Clark was elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Mrs. A. l. Brockway. AT.
ter roll call and other business
matters were dispensed with, fine
program consisting of two recita-
tions in unison by four punils from
Mrs. Anderson's room, two piano
solos by Miss Marie Nichols, a
Dutch recitation by Leona Evett. a
vocal solo by Madeline Ferguson.
an address by M. B. Haynes on
Education from the Parents
Standpoint" an address by Miss
Edith Long on ''P. T. A. from
Teachers Standpoint" and two in
stiumental solos by Mrs. H. H.
Boo. The program was very much
enjoyed by all and afterwards
S cal hour was spent during which
cake, coffee and punch were served
by the ladies of the P. T, A.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21
ANOTHER CAR LOAD FEE ,
and FLOUR Sperry's
Olympic Brand, just
received. Reliably
priced.
VALLEY GROCERY
#. j. Bonn

Mrs. Karl Becht and young son
accompanied DR.. Morrison to- the
Pasco hospital the latter part of
last week where the boys tonsils
wcro removed.
l.. Boutin is now driving a REQ
roadster with truck body thae
was brought over to him this week
from Seattle by James de Veuve,
owner of the orchard property OF
which Mr.. Boutin is manager.
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Roberts and
IMr. Roberts mother, Mrs. Sara
Roberts and brother, w. Il. Rob
erts, drove over to Yakima Tues
day to take in the Fair. They
expect to be gone most OF the
week and on the trip home will
drive down the Yakima river to
Kenncwick.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

Cause No. 1897
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF WASHING
TON, FOR KING COUNTY.
c. Weider Plaintiff VS.. E. X, Ross
and ALA T. Ross, his wife. De-
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue OF a General
Execution issued cut of and under
the seal OF the above entitled Court
holding terms at Seattle, in and for
said county, OIL the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1928, upon judg-
mqnt rendered in said Court on the
18th day OF May A. d. 1922. in
favor Of the plaintiff, c. Wcidler
and against the defendants, L. Z.
Ross and ALA +. Ross. his wife, for
the sum Of One Hundred Forty-nine
and 70-lo0 Dollars, together with
attorneys fees, interest costs and
increased costs. and to nc directed
ard delivered, commanding me to
sell the following described property
situate, lying and being il Benton
County, State of Washirgton. or
50 muih thereof as nay ba ncces.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21
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Try the Drug Store First. Phone
4O3.
Mrs. w. j. Simmons of Seattle
is in White Bluffs, the guest of
Mrs. Opal Gregory.
Mammy's Sugar Cookies,
Big ones, 1Oc a dozen.
THE VALLEY GROCERY
A son was born Saturday eve
ing, September 18th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Graves, weight nine
pounds.
S. F. Branch says that anyone
interested in knowing the dist ,nce
from Gle Elum to Gle Elum should
ask O. B. Gwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Il. Mecker and
family of Cold Creek were in
town the later part of last week
taking in the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Geller-
mann and Miss Maurine Prescott
were dinner guests Tuesday eve
ing at the U. S. Agnew home.
Miss Eleanor Margaret Kirby ar
rived via the stork express. Thurs
day evening, September goth, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
Kirby, and will remain for SIXTEEN
or seventeen years.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21

LADIES: Our new stock of
shoes and oxfords
are here, in infants, children's
misses and ladies new styles
and low prices in all lines. We
have a complete line of Hosiery
in cotton, Isle and silks, in all
shades to match your shoes. Let
us show you our new lines.
LEGGETT MERCANTILE co.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21

FOR SALE Several dozen
fruit jars; two large baskets;
electric iron (hotpoint) !; baby high
chair; baby nursery chair; boy s
wagon; tent 8 by 10, new; sin
gle bed mattress and springs;
buck saw and food. Articles on
sale at I'll. Elertson's 1tp.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21

COOL WEATHER is HERE!
l have added complete
line of Fontaine's MacarOni,
Egg Noodles, Spaghetti in al
phabet, daisy and seashell de-
signs, and costs you but lOc a
package. Best flavor ever.
VALLEY GROCERY
F. ]. Bonn
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21

FOR SALE-Four room house
in White Bluffs. Basement, built
in-cupboard, two clothes closets.
Priced right and on easy terms.
T.. e. Lott. tfc
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21
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FOR SALI1-Two more milk
COWS and one horse. Sam AL
lard. 49,, ... tic.

FOR SALE-A part Of my home
stead just north OF White Bluffs.
Inquire Mrs. w. G.. Gliffiths
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21

Pedigreed Mary Washington
for fall planting. Best
in the world. HOME NURSERY, ,
Richland, Wash.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21

FOR RENT-Or would sell rea-
sonabe. my residence near the
high school in White Bluffs. A. j.
Romans. Phone after p. M, 397.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. QLarey
and Mrs. +. M. Wheeler accom-
panied their daughters, Margaret
Jean Wheeler and Annie Lou
O'Larey, to Kennewicl Sunday
where the young ladies boarded
a train for Portland, where they
will attend school at Reed college
this winter.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21

REMEMBER: OUR NEW LINE
of Dry Goods Ginghanis, Per-
Gales, Outings, Towelings and
Towels, Sheets and Sheetings,
Blankets, Comforts, Wool Dress
Goods and Silks, are here. Come
in and see them. Our goods and
our prices will please you.
LEGGETT MERCANTILE co.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21

Milk cows for sale. u. r..
Griner.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21

HENRY w. PENNOCK,
Attorney for plaintiff. 900 Leary
Bldg, Seattle, Washington.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-21
Hartford Items

Mrs. j. II. Evett and babe re-
turned from Thursday from a visit
to WalIa Walla.