White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-02-22


from the United States. The new
factory will produce foods for con
sumption in Great Britain and the
continent, where the sale of this type
of breakfast dish is increasing
rapidly
PHILADELPHIA-E e. Hogle
manager of the Automobile Club of
Philadelphia, has been appointed rep
resentative of Contest Board of the
A. A A. for the Philadelphia district,
according to an announcement made
by Joseph Mack of Detroit, chairman
of the contest board.
BOISE. - Articles of incorporation
have been filed by the Teton Valley
Swiss Cheese Company of Tetonia,
Teton County. 1t is capitalized at
$4,000 and $1,000 of stock has been
subscribed by % individuals. Those
who signed the articles were G. w.
Nelson, Spencer B. Little, William
Hansen, H. d. Pullman and Alfred
Weaver.
OTTAWA, Canada. ~ Canada last
year enjoyed the richest wheat crop
in It's history. Revised figures bring
the production up to approximately
4S0000,000 bushels. The Alberta
yield alone was 167,O0o,ooo bushels.
ATLANTIC CITY.-A thin coating
of varnish orshellac placed over fruit
will eliminate the necessity for pre-
serving, according to William Downie
of Cleveland, who addressed the CON
vention here of the International AS
ISOLATION of Master House Painters
and Decorators.
VIENNA. -. Automobile taxes re-
Gently were increased here tenfold.
The owner of an ordinary flivver must
now pay $500 taxes annually.
LONDON.-Sir Esme Howard, new
British ambassador to the United
States, will sail late in February to
take up his duties in Washington.
CHICAGO.-Many people lost their
lives and there was much destruction
OF property during the recent terrible
blizzard in the Middle West and East
ern states-one of the worst storms
on record.
Observation-Disclosures per cent
of all the automobiles in Canada are
owned by farmers, with 16 per cent
owned by businessmen, 16 per cent by
travellers, and the remaining per cent
by scattered ownership.
WEYMOUTH, ENGLAND. = Even
snow cannot deter Mrs. e. e. Craven,
30, nurse here, from her daily
plunge in the sea. She spends half
an hour in the water every morning,
while neighbors, bundled in heavy
wraps, shiveringly look on.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-The United
Auto Association, privately owned
corporation, has been declared bank
rupt by the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia. 1t Is reported that
the failure Of the concern will affect
hundreds of motorists throughout the
Eastern states, and the fees paid by
them into the corporation will be lost.
The American Automobile Association
of this city, through its president, Err
nest N. Smith, announces that the
bankrupt proceedings anticipated le-
gal proceedings against the corpora
ton for alleged use of an emblem
"strikingly similar to that of the Am
erican Automobile Association, for the
purpose of trading on the reputation
Of the A. A. A."
ALBANY, Ore. - Twelve persons
have died from partaking of home
canned beans, containing botluinus
poison. The, victims suffered terrible
agony, and one by one they have died,
physicians being only able to relieve
their condition temporarily.
MOSCOW The Treble Clef, the
girls glee club of the university, will
appear in six Of the leading cities In
the Boise Valley early In March, &C.
,ording to the tentative schedule ar
ranged by Professor e. o. Bangs, d.
rector. Appearances in Boise, Nampa,
Caldwell, Weiser, Payette and Fruit
and are planned. Twenty girls will
make the trip.