White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-08-15
Saturday and Monday Specials

Cantaloupes on ice, all sizes
! Loads of Oranges, doz.. 25c
Sunkist Lemons, doz., 35c
Borden's and Carnation milk,
dozen. $l.2O
Cane Sugar, 100 lbs, $3.50
Banner Flour. bbl., $6.48
Potatoes, So Goa cwt.. h., 2ac
THE VALLEY GROCERY
NOW is the time to buy Kodak.
We have the Eastman lire of Ko-
oaks and films, and we do printing
and developing. White Bluffs Drug
Co.
Mrs. j. W. Graves left Friday
morning for few days visit with
her mother near Othello.
Mrs. Ethel Remlinger and chill
dren returned Wednesday evening
from a visit on the Coast.
Mrs. Virgil Wommack and chill
dren of Kennewick are visitors at
the L. A. Codding home this week.
Mrs. Harry Little left Friday
morning for her home in Seattle af-
ter weeks visit with Mrs. David
Zerwekh.
William Schroeder of the Walter
Bowen company was over from Sc
attic a couple of days this week.
looking over the fruit situation.
F. M. Wheeler was an incoming
passenger on Wednesday evenings
train from Tacoma for visit here
with his family fer few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl H. Cummings
of Wiley City were guests Wednes-
day and Thursday Of Mrs. Henry
Chairman and Mrs. Lucy Willis.
Miss Rogenia Willis accompanied
them on their homewsrd trip for a
few days visit in Yakima.
Secretary of State ]. Grant Hinlzle
has little patience for the person who
holds his American citizenship so
cheaply that he will not take an in
telligcnt interest in public affairs,
register and vote at elections. That
is why he was rather sharp in his ans
wer to Washougal correspondent
who last week, asked him the follow
ing questions:
"Offlcers of the wooden mill in this
place are asking their employees if
they have registered Why should
person lose his job if he. does not
register? I thought it was the right
of person to register or not Just as
he or she chose to do. 1t is not this
king of tyranny which is not al
lowed or legalized by the U. 5. Fed
eral constitution? What has become
of our hoasted American liberty?
What is the punishment in WASH
ington for one who forces one to
register and vote?"
To this Secretary Hinkle in re-
ply said, in part:
CT know of no law that can COM
pei you to register. / do not know
the name Of the corporation you are
working for, but they have my hear
ty approval i'll their efforts to have
all their employees register and vote.
I know of no law for requiring per-
son to register. / sincerely wish there
was a penalty for citizen of these
United States who will not register
and. try to make it better govern
mcnt by voting for what he or she
thinks is the best interest of
our country After you have given
the matter careful consideration
believe you will agree with me-"
Through the increased CO.
operation Of the Department OF
the Interior, this state will be
in a better position to help the
Indians than heretofore accord
ing to DR.. Phul A. Turner, Di-
rector of the State Department
of Health. DR.. Turner confer
red with Charles III. Burke,
Commissioner of Indian At
fairs, in Washington d. c., on
his recent trip East to attend
the meeting of the American
Medical Association and the
meeting Of the Board of Pro
vincial and State Health Au
thorities.
The Bureau of Indian AT
fairs and the National Council
are preparing to make tho
rough investigation Of the
health conditions on the In
dian reservations. Commissioner
Burke wants the states to take
over the entire responsibility for
the Indians in time.
1t is due to the interest OF
DR.. Hubert Work; Director of
the Department of the Interior,
that the health of the Indians
from now on is to receive espe
cal attention., DR.. Turner