White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-10-24
Worlds News

August than in mines in union fields,
declared statement issued by thu
chairman of the Open Shop Commit
ZEE of the National Association of
Charles B. King, vice.
president of the Marion Steam SHOW
u Company, Marion, Ohio. Mr.. King
declared that this ability Of independ-
ant mines to operate more continu-
ously than union mines is entirely log
ical in view of the facts brought out
by Warren e. Stone that the mines
owned by the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers cannot operate at
profit under conditions insisted upon
by the United Mine Workers.
WAsHlNGTON.-The Federal Trade
Commission has issued a complaint
against A. Singer and Charles Schaf-
fer, trading under the name Califor-
mia Grape Growers Exchange, New
York City. charging unfair competi-
ton in the sale of California grapes,
against the California Grape Growers
Exchange, marketing association Of
over $50 southern growers.
WASHINGTON.- Federal Trade
Commission has issued complaint
against the Blue Valley Creamery
Company Of Chicago, Ill. The COM
pany has creameries in Nebraska,
Iowa !, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin,
Michigan, Kansas, Missouri and Ken
lucky, and by the terms Of the COM
missions order it must discontinue
attaching to shipping cans or contain
ers not belonging to 1t any plates or
tags bearing shipping instructions
such as when Full, Ship to the Blue
Valley Creamery Company" or their
equivalent, without the consent of the
owner of such cans.
NEW YORK.-The American Asso.
citation of Passenger Traffic Officers,
the oldest railroad association in the
United States, held its annual conven.
ton here last week at the Hotel
Pennsylvania.
PETERsBOROUGH, England. - II
will cost $4,000 to repair the damage
done by death-watch beetles in Peter
borough Cathedral during the past
year.
VANCOUVER, B. C.-Mistaken fol
a deer, Albert Hoover, 14-year-old sor
Of ]. Hoover of Langley Prairie, was
fatally shot by James Gates, another
farmer.
TEHERAN, Persia.-The American
legation at Teheran, Persia, reported
the state department at Washington
ecently that Private Morteza, the Per
sian soldier found guilty Of having in
cited the mob which murdered Ameri
can Vice Consul Imbrie several months
ago, was executed.
b NEW Origin Of the out
break Of foot-and-mouth disease Of
Harris County, Texas, has been traced
to a shipment Of Brahma cattle re
fused admittaance at New Orlean!
last fall by DR.. A. A. Stub, head Of the
Agricultural Bureau of Animal Indus
try here, DR.. Stubs announced later.
LONDON-A resident Of ireland
Bolton Walter Of Bray, County Wick
low, is the winner of the first prize
Of 1000 pounds sterling in the British
Empire competition for peace plan es
says, under the awards established b.
Edward A. Filene of Boston. Anoth
er 1000 pounds sterling will be divid
ed among 35 Britons, selected from
400 contestants who submitted es
says from all parts Of the empire. o
the IS winners, rs reside in England
each in Scotland, Canada and New
Zealand, and each in South Afric;
and Tasmania. The Canadians ar
William Wilkie Edgar of the depart
ment Of labor at Ottawa and Majo
Gladstone Murray Of British Colum
bia.
BERLIN.-Prolonged cheering in
terrupted reference by Paul Loebe
former president Of the reichstag, t.
the late President Wilson as eth
father of the League of Nations" a
a memorial meeting for the war dea'
held in the reichstag building recent.
under the auspices Of the world peac
congress.
BEND, Oregon.-Buried on tn
long before the discovery Of America
a cache Of large spearheads made o
odsidian was discovered recent,
when a large boulder was moved from
its resting place of centuries within
the city limits Of Bend. The spear
heads apparently had been placed b.
their maker in small fissure in tn,
rim of basalt which faces the Des
chutes River from the east. The al
ticles, approximately 200 in number
were found when blast was dis
charged in the basalt rim in prepa1
ing ground for pavement. It is be
lieved that the Indians took pieces o
odsidian to the banks of the Deschute
and made spearheads while campes
on the rivers edge.
NEW YORK-American dye ex
ports now reach 100000 pounds an
nually, while today fully SO per CEN
of American consumption is being sup
piled by the domestic industry, accord
ing to DR.. Charles q. Herty, president
of the Synthetic Organic Chemica
Manufacturers Association Of tht
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