White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-01-12

WORLDS NEWS
BRIEFLY RET0LD
News of Both Hemi-
spheres Boiled Down to
Last Analysis.
A report received by custom Off.
Gals at New York December % from
Nassau, Bahamas, of $1,000.000 liz
lor robbery on-the high seas was TAX
en- by customs officials as proof of re-
ports that pirates were raiding rum
runners off the Atlantic coast.
The budget to be introduced in the
Japanese diet provides for reduction
of 100000 yen, or 10 per cent, in the
compared with last year.
"Tell the American people that
shall return to the stage next We'd
nesday night" January 81, said Sarah
Bernhard to the Associated Press re-
Gently in the first interview she has
granted since her collapse during the
rehearsal of new play three weeks
ago.
Plans are in the making for the
marriage Of the prince of Wales and
an Italian princess, according to the
London Daily News. The newspaper
says the question of the princes mar.
riage will be settled during the next
few months.
Sadie Lecointe, the French aviator,
January l made four circuits of kilo-
meter course at an average speed of
about ZIG miles an hour
The bill passed by the senate, APP
propriating 100000 for survey OF
the Columbia basin irrigation project,
came out of the house committee on
irrigation January 3 amended in such
form as to endanger any favorable &C
ton by this congress.
Secretary Fall of the interior de.
partment will resign his office on
March 4, 1t was announced recently at
the White House.
The FrancoGerman non-war pact,
proposed by Germany to France
through the mediation Of neutral
power, has been rejected by Premier
Poincare.
Twenty-one passengers were injured
when train No. 2, the G. P. r. Van
express was wrecked
one mile west of Bassano Alta, early
January g.
High on the rocks off the Race
Point coast guard station near Prov
incetown,~ Mass, tfie two-masted
British schooner Annie L. Spind,er,
out Of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, broke
up December 20 under a fierce north
east gale.
Two men were killed and 40 per-
sons were reported injured when a
car on the British Columbia Electric
railway was struck by Great North
ern railway freight train at crossing
in Vancouver, B. c., December %.
Thousands of volunteer snow hand
lers were called to the shovels De-
cember 20 to help dig New York city
out of it's first big storm of the sea-
son.
The last of the three East-West
games for 1922 was annexed from the
University Of Pennsylvania by the
University of Southern California by
a 14-to-3 score. The other two games
were won by eastern teams.
With the subchaser Hansen, "fed- q
eral dry navy of the port of New
York, tied up at the Battery with en-
gines disabled, the narrows was left
unguarded December 80 long enough
for IL rum runners to slip into port
with nearly 100000 worth of liquor
for New Years.
During 1922, 1,482,716,97O meals
were served to children and adults in
Russia by the American Relief admin.
istration.
Foreseeing millions of listeners.
most of them of college age, the Ma
tional Radio Chamber of Commerce
is developing plan to establish radio
extension courses in American col
leges and universities.
Eyes, SIR an the last time | was
wounded they was in such Jury ter
dew me UP they went and left
sponge inside me-and it's there now"
"Good gracious! Doesn't it hurt