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with parliament, and that the Repub-
lican regime has suffered no fatal
lesson in consequence. The French
have their own way of doing things.
dent of the Senate. was elected Pres
ident of France by Chamber and
Senate in joint session at the YER
sailles Palace. M. Doumergue is of
the moderate Left. He has invited
NJ Herriot to form cabinet and
Herriot has consented. 1t is under
stood that. though NJ. Doumergue in
clines slightly to the Left on domestic
issues, his attitude on reparations
and German disarmament is scarcely
than that of the Nationalists. NJ.
Painleve was the candidate of the
Chamber Left M. Doumergue was
elected by Nationalist votes and his
Chamber Left. 1t is interesting to
note that he is the first Protestant
president
Peletier D'oisy. the fiier. arrived
in Toxic on June 9.
X X
Turkey.-It is reported that the
Angora government has repudiated
the famous decree of Muharrem"
Il e. of the 2sth OF Muharrem, De-
cember 90, 1Ss1), in which imperial
decree gave validity to certain ar
rangements for the administration of
the exterior public debt of Turkey
and the protection of the foreign
creditors. The decree OF Muharrem
was considerably modified by the an
mex decree of 1903. If the report
is correct really the Turks are going
pretty far.
The Grand National Assembly of
Turkey has abolished the law enact
ed by it not so long ago prohibiting
alcoholic beverage. 1t was found to
increase the consumption Of vile
ing of hashish. Mustapha Kemal, ac-
cording to report, concluded that the
best method towards achieving the
results to be desired is that Of edu-
cation and regulation rather than
that of prohibition.
United States Of America.-In my
last summary I stated that the But
ler Navy bill, providing for construc-
ton Of eight scout cruisers and six
river gunboats and for important
modernization Of SIX battleships, was
being one Of the victims of the final
ilibuster. The deficiency bill. carry
ing $132. 900, 900 for financing the
bonus and $sz,ooo.oo for reclamation
and other emergency purposes, and
the bill carrying $165,ooo, 900 for
highways were likewise victims.
On June the President vetoed the
postal salary increase bill, carrying
an additional annual appropriation Of
approximately $6s, 200 900. Govern
ment extravagance must STOP" said
the President in his message of
transmittal
On Thursday three officers and
forty-fve men were killed and twelve
men were injured in an explosion on
board the battleship Mississippi in
the course Of target practice on San
Pedro, Calf; that is, all but four of
the crews Of the fourteen-inch guns
in a three-gun turret. The cause Of
the accident has yet to be determined.
Hopping OF from Shanghai on June
z, our world flyers reached Annoy that
evening. The next day they flew to
Hongkong. On the 10th they reached
Hal PhonE (French Indo-China), and
on the 11th Turane (Indo-China). At
Turane new motor for Lieut.
Smiths plane was discovered 70 be
Evening star., 1924-06-15
Class Consciousness i'm i. S.
Held Menace to Country

to which he has given thought ought
not to be taken into consideration.
People ought to give more thought to
matters of government, and when
tisd oe to he,s Su a nGt tSev only shon1d
prove helpful. It is worse than vast
ed energy, however, to transmit thei
stale ideas of some one else who is
perhaps selfishly interested, and il
makes no difference whether those
ideas are in a form letter, printed, or
copied, or more or less cleverly re-
hashed in order to conceal the origin"
Evening star., 1924-06-15

To attract the custom of the for.
eigner Japanese tradesmen often put
up signs in what they consider to bey
idiomatic English. Such signs con-,
tain amusing mistakes. One of thei
funniest is that exhibited by Lana
nese baker in Toxic: it reads:
"A. kashinuru, Biggest Loafer inl
Toxic"
Evening star., 1924-06-15
BY HENRY W. BUM.
= HE following is a brief sum-
mary of the most important
news of the world for the
seven days ended June IA:

news of the world for the
seven days ended June IA:
- X
The British Empire.-The coming
debate in the British Commons on
the new housing bill promises to be
exciting. 1t is rumored that the gov
ernment will make the vote thereon
one of confidence.
Tho governments housing program
| is stupendous. 1t contemplates an
expenditure of several billion dollars
for construction, to be spread over
fifteen years, of two and a quarter
million houses. The cost would be
betrayed part from general part
The Clydeside hats are in the ring.
But the gentlemen of the Clyde are
not without proper grounds OF dls-
satisfaction. Whereas in some otner
Industries unemployment has fallen
lister of labor is correct in his sta
tistics, the percentage of unemployed
in shipbuilding is "a, in marine engi-
neering %. in shipping n. and these
the Clydeside lives
The project Of a Calais Dover tun-
mel is being revived. But for blind
refusal Of sanction by the British
authorities. it might have been real
lied many years ago, and it is con-
ceivable that it's realization might
have averted the world war.
French and a British company are
ready to start work simultaneously
boring in either direction. No serious
hended. The tunnel would go through
a thick chalk stratum, comparatively
soft and impervious to water.
1t is estimated that it would be
~ 49, xr{A - NJ
the equivalent Of about $500, ,ooo, 900.
Length, about twenty-four miles.
The empire settlement act which
went into operation in June. 1892. has
Of that act is to promote emigration
from the British Isles to the outlying
commonwealth and colonies Of the
empire. Four million pounds might
have been expended to date out of
only f400, 900 has been expended, to
aid in the emigration and establish
ment in their new homes of only
1880 persons.
The area of the British empire is
population about 450.000.000. The war
added 100000 square miles. with
population of about 20.000,oo0. Big
things are afoot IN British Africa A
Uganda and Zanzibar is projected. to
constitute a dominion. A peculiarly
Of q great part Of this region is that,
though It lies under the equator, 1t
seems Gone should speak cautiously
adapted to settlement by whites. At
least, it is more suitable for such
settlement than any other equatorial
region on the globe. The time is not
far distant when Rhodesia win be a
dominion.
Alberta. Canada has gone wet
again after an arid period Of eight
years, but the government is the
liquor vender.
X
Frnmee.-On June M Mi11erand
resigned as President of France
Several left leaders in succession
Evening star., 1924-06-15

Frnnee.-On June M M11lerand
resigned as President of France.
Several left leaders in succession
having refused to accept the premier
ship from MillerAnd. M. Francois
Marsal Of Poincare's late cabinet
agreed to form a cabinet oS the right,
which should present itself to parlia-
Evening star., 1924-06-15

UTTING Their way through
uncharted forests and navi-
eating in native canoes rivers
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Estats OF John Jauernig. deceased.
NOTICE Ia hereby given by the
u undersigned administrator OF the es-
tate of John Jauernig deceased. to
the creditors OF and all persons hay-
ing claims against the said deceased,
TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after
the first publication OF this notice.
TO tho said Fred Wiscayer. admins
TRAITOR, at Filler. County OF Twin
Falls, State OF Idaho. this being the
first place fixed Tor the transaction
OF tho business OF said estate.
Dated September 23, 1924.
FRED WIsCAvER
Administrators OF Estate
OF John Jauernig, de-
ceased
w. ID. 0ILLIs.
Attorney for said Administrator,
Residing At Filler, Idaho.
First publication Sept rs, 1894.
Final publication Oct. l6.iss4.
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ii a nj Reeular IulY session.

10 a. m. Regular July Session
The Board convened at this time
pursuant 70 call OF the chairman
present all members and the clerk
In the matter OF opening bids Tor
hauling coal to Courthouse and
County Genl Hospital.
In this matter. four bids having
been filed with the Board. same were
opened and read as follows. to-wit;
J. II. McNichols Transfer Co. 6Oc
Courthouse; zoe Hospital
Edgar d. Pickett. Use Courthouse;
s8c Hospital.
Mccracken & Sons. Csc Courthouse.
soc Hospital
o. f. Smith, SOC Courthouse; CSC
Hospital
o. f. Smith being the lowest bid
der. the contract for hauling said coal
was awarded 10 him.
In the matter OF examining fire in
suranee policies.
In this matter. seven renewals OF
fire insurance policies were examined
and approved by the board.
There being no further business TO
come before the board at this time. re-
cess was taken subject TO call OF the
chairman.
]. ID. BARNHART. Chairman.
Attest: c. C. SIGGINS. Clerk.
Twin Falls. Idaho. Aug. %. 1924. 10
a. IN. Regular July Session.
The Board convened at this time
pursuant TO call OF the chairman.
present all members and the clerk.
In the matter OF the resignation OF
Miss Selma Johanson. Supt. or
County General Hospital
In this matter. meeting was called
for the purpose OF considering the
resignation of Miss Selma Johanson.
as Supt. OF the County General Hos
pital. filed few days ago. After
proper discussion 1t was moved and
July seconded that said resignation
be accepted and same TO take effect
from and after Sept Is. 1924. Clerk
instructed to notify Miss Johanson OF
such action of the board.
There being no further business to
,ome before the Board at this time.
-ecess was taken subject to call OF
he chairman.
J. d. BARNHART, Chairman.
Attest: c. c. SIGGINS. Clerk.
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First Libraries

Chaldean Libraries are said to have
been founded as early as 100 B. O.
Diodorus Slculus describes library
In the tomb OF Osymandyas, 400 B.
O. The first public library was found
ed In $40 b. q.
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Plaintiff.


Harold s. Goldsworthy. a bachelor.
Defendant
UNDER And by virtue OF a decree
OF foreclosure and an order OF sale
thereon, issued out OF the District
Court OF the Elevenrn Judicial Dis
tricf OF the State OF Idaho. In and for
the County OF Twin Falls. said de-
cree OF foreclosure being entered on
the 18th day OF September. 1924. and
said order OF sale being Issued and at
tested on the 4th day OF October,
1924, In the above entitled action.
ssAsrein the above named plaintiff
obtained a decree OF forecl osure
against the above named defendant.
which said decree was on the 18th
day OF September. 1924. recorded in
Judgment Book 10 OF said Court at
page IS, I am commanded TO sell all
those certain lots, pieces or parcels
u land situated In the County OF
Twin Falls. State OF Idaho. and
bounded and described as follows. to-
wit:
West half OF the Northeast Quar-
ter WV NWA) OF Section IS,
Township IA South, Range ID
f4n6tt bOltr sitiibianf tOkfth'h
with all and singular the tene-
ments, heredltaments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging or
In any wise appertaining. and
together with any and all water,
water rights. irrigation bitches
and canals appurtenant thereto,
including s9.2 shares OF stock In
the Salmon River Canal Com
pany, Limited. corporation,
eyidenelng such water rights.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
m the 31st day OF october, 1924. at
600 O'Clock. A. NJ. OF that day. In
ront OF the Court House In the City
4 Twin Falls. County OF Twin Falls.
tate OF Idaho. will, In obedience TO
aid order OF sale and decree OF
oreclosure, sell the above described
property, or as much thereof as may
% necessary TO satisfy PLAINTIFFS de- J..
rec, with interest thereon and costs,
0 the highest bidder for cash.
Dated October 9Th. 1924.
Nj. e. FINCH. Sheriff.
BY r.. r. PRATER, Deputy.
october Q. rs. "a. 80, 1914.
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NOTICE

The wall At tho Cotton Wood
Plane on the High Tine Csnsl IL IN
bad ecndition and n 10 necessary 10
make scme repairs In eonerets be
{ re freesinx weather. THIS viil
nesessitase taking the water cut OF
tas Hlxh Line Canal Ter few days.
essinnInx October isth. 70 October
isth
The work viii BE- rushed TO COM
sl.tion.
TWIN FALLS CANAL COMPANY
Twtn Falls, idaho
barton Smith. Cen. Manager
Oct. .. 10. fset.
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Republicans
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
w. 3. Mallory. Twin Falls.
Leonard Y. smith. Twin Falls.
J. c. Gates. Bull No. 2.
A. c. Morscy. Bull No. 2.
II. +. Philby. Filler.
Fred Drake. Filler.
W. 8. Martin. Kimberly.
Chas. Calvert. Hansen.
CoNsTABLES
c. J. Domrose. Twin Falls.
J. y. Baymliler. Bull No. 1.
Chas. Cocker. Bull No. 2.
l. ID. Allen. Filler.
w. conklin. Kimberly.
NJ. krumm. Hansen.
Republicans
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
A. J. Mcdonald. Holllster.
J. @. Schwing. HOLSTER.
A. r. wilihite. Murtaugh.
J. l. Tolman. Murtaugh.
n +. welty. Castleford.
y. Sinclair. Castlcford
Geo. Mcpherson. Deep Greek.
J. r. Anderson. Thomctr.
r. W. Ncale. Thomstk.
Guy Kali. rhomesz.
A. L. Kunkle. Roxerscn.
A. N. Quigiey. Roeeworth.
CoNSrABt.ES
Sam Allen. HOLSTER
Roy G. rolman. Murtaugh.
u billiard. Csstlcford.
y. :. Cappel. rhometx.
Y. W Neale. Thometr.
Blair Lanxford. Rogerson.
W W Vinegar. Roseworth.
Democrats
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Kennedy Packard. Twin Falls.
c. q A ptvolblss. Bull
Arthur 5. Schoiten. Filler.
~ J. Coode. Filler
coNsTABLEs
X. A. Graham. Twin Falls.
John roron. Twin Fails.
Andy wilson. BuhL
L. d. Allen. Filler
Democrats.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Tom Dlodscts. Hansen.
Frank Kennedy. Hansen.
r. Z. Mcrchoase. HOLSTER.
~ psrnheuse. Helilstsr.
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l.. T.. Kelley. Hansen.
s. w. Allen. HOLSTER.
II. +. McNutt. Rosexorth.
Progressives.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
r. r. Finke. Twin Falls.
Bob Graham. Twin Falls.
O. G. Hall. Twin Falls.
G. l.. PEGS. Bull.
John Methven. Bull
II. Is. Lorain. Filler.
Frank Kennedy. Hansen.
ID. T. welty. castleford.
A. p. Rouch. Thometz.
w. J. Trueblood. Thometz.
v. +. Morgan. Thometz.
cONsTABLEs
y. w. Murphy, Twin Falls.
Geo. Pagan. Bull.
II. X. Schaefer. Bull
Perry Methven. Bull
Geo. Drake. Filler.
L. F.. KeIloy. Hansen.
@. Billiard, Castleford.
v. r. Morgan. Thometz.
This ending the official count, re-
Cess was taken until Aug. 18th. at 10
a. IN.
J. d. BARNHART. Chairman.
Attest: C. C. SIGGINS. Clerk.
Twin Falls. Idaho. Aug. 10. 1924. 10
a. m. Regular July Session.
The Board convened at this time
pursuant TO recess. Present all mem
mebs and the clerk
In the Matter OF Issuing Invitations
for Bids on coal.
In this matter, II appearing to the
Board the fuel supply at the Court
house and County Hospital Is getting
low, and that II would be advisable
to purchase supply for both places
at once.
IL was therefore ordered. that In
yitations be Issued to all coal deal
ers in the city. requesting bids on
four cars OF Mine Run coal on team
track at Twin Falls. Said bids TO be
filed not later than d. m. Saturday, |
Aug. 10th.
There being no further business TO |
come before the Board at this time. |
recess was taken until d. m. Aug. |
18th. or subject to call OF the chair
nan.
]. ID. BARNHART, Chairman.
Attest: c. c. SIGGINS. Clerk.
Twin Falls. Idaho. Aug. 16. 1924. at
D, m. Regular July Session.
The Board convened at this time
pursuant TO recess. present all men,
,ers and the Clerk.
n the matter OF opening bids for four
cars of mine run coal.
In this matter. this being the time
OF for opening coal bids. and five bids
aving been filed. same were opened
nd read as follows, to-wit:
Crozier Transfer Co. NJ. r. Utah
Gal. 1874 per ton.
warberg Transfer Co.. $3.50 per ton
I. r. Clear Greek. s7.35 per ton.
Home Lbr. Co.. M. X. Standard.
7.75 per ton.
T. j. Douglas Coal Co., NJ. r. Kem-
ierer. $3.50 per ton.
Intermountain Coal Co.. NJ. X. King.
7.64 per ton.
Detweiler Coal Co. NJ. r. Clear
reek. 1854 per ton.
All bids having been read and con- +,
dered II was moved by Carlson. sec
nded by Connor. and unanimously
,rried. that contract for delivery on ,
am track for four cars Of Mine Run
emmerer No. 5. at $3.50 per ton. be
xarded to T. j. Douglas Coal Co. I
,ai TO be delivered one car at time
it'll intervals OF 3 or days between
IRIS.
the matter OF the resignation OF
Miss Selma Johanson. Supt. OF
County Genl. Hospital
In this matter. comes Selma Johon-
N. Supt. OF the County Genl. Hos
tai. and tenders her resignation
ON such position. Matter taken un-
n Amusement by the Board.
There being no further business to
me before the Board at this time.
cess was taken subject to call OF the
J. ID. BARNHART. Chairman.
Attest: C. C. sIGGINS. Clerk.
sf..s., f~.lta Idaho Auw oOtb 1904 |
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FIRST Trust q Savings Bank o.
Peoria. a corporation. Plaintiff
II. Clifford ToImsn and 0oldie Tol.
man. husband and wife: Archie o
Campbell and Nora Campbell. hns-
band and wife. l.. r. Wright; VIM.
u. Llndau and Dessls ". Lindau.
/ husband and wife. aud Draks-B l.
lard Company. a corporation.
Defendants.
NOTICE rs HEREBY OWEN. That
under and by virtue OF an Order OF
Sale Issued out OF the above entitled
Court. and In the above entitled
cause. tho undersigned sheriff OF
Twin Falls County. idaho. will sell
At public auction 10 the highest and
beat bidder for cash. at 400 O'Clock
.. IN. on the Ilth day OF October.
1894. on the steps OF ths courthouse
in Twin Falls. Twin Falls County.
Idaho. tho following described prop
srty 10 wit:
Tho Northeast Quarter OF the
Southeast Quarter OF Section 10.
Township III South. Range 10
East or Boise Meridian. contain
ing 40 acres, more or less, ae-
oord!nk TO the United States sur
vey thereof. together with all
and singular tho tsnemonts, he
reditaments, appurtcnancos.
easements, water rights. water
bitches. and water easements
and all other rights now or here
after belonging TO or In anywiso
appertsininE thereto. including
the shares OF stock In Twin Falls
Canal Company owned by the
said X. Clifford Tolman anil Col
die Tolman and appurtenant to
the said land.
Tho property will be offered first
a parcels and should no bidder offer
o purchase the same In parcels, thon
he same will be offered In bulk.
Tho said sale Ia had on foreclosure
4 mortgage In which judgment
ssinst the defendants. X. Clifford
GILMAN aud 0oidis Tolmsn was rem
erod on september srd, 1924, In
no amount OF t23ss.ss. pius attor-
10y fees In the amount OF $4,000
nd tz7 so coat OF suit.
Dated 81 Twin Falls. Idaho, this
sth day OF September. 1924.
N. 10. FINCH, Sheriff.
ny ~ v. PRATER.
Deputy.
Sept Is. IS; Oct. 2. .. 1914.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF-s SALE on
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE

In the District Of the Eleventh Judi
ciai District Of the State Of Idaho.
In and for Twin Falls County.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

CONTINUED from page 81
Deep Crock Precinct. W. NJ. Shriv-
OF
Deep Creek Precinct. c. II. Swal-
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Legal Advertising


In the District Court OF tho Eleventh
Judicial District OF the State OF
Idaho. In and for the County u
Twin Falis.
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r. W. Berger. Berger,
W. II. wygal. Berger.
J. II. Grimm. Roseworth.
CONSTABLE5
n. w. Dryden. Filler.
l.. Z. Kelley. Hansen.
S. w. Allen. HOLSTER.
II. +. McNutt. Rosexorth.
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Peoples Savings e. Trust Company
Of Pittsburgh. a corporation. Trus-
toe.
l..
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See our new lines of
Christmas cardsAThe
Record.
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Under and by virtue OF a decree
Iof foreclosure In favor OF the above
named plaintiff and against the above
named defendants. and an order OF
sale thereon. issued cut OF the Dis
lrict Court OF the Eleventh Judicial
District OF the State OF Idaho, In and
for the County OF Twin Falls. said
teerce OF foreclosure being entered on
the 10Th day OF september. 1894. In
said Court aud recorded In judy
ment Book 10 OF said Court at page
81. and said order 81 sale being is
sued aud attested on tho tth day OF
October. ig2t. | am commanded to
sell all those certain lots. pieces or
parcels OF land. with tho appurten-
sness. situated In tho county OF Twin
Falls. State Of Idaho. and bounded
and described as follows. to-wit;
The Southeast Quarter OF Soc
tion IL. Township IL South.
Range rs East. Boise Meridian.
together With all and singular
the tenements. hsroditsmenfs
and appurtensnces thereunto
belonging or In any wise apper-
tanning. and together with any
and all water. water rights. ir-
rigstloh bitches and canals APP
purtenant thereto. including
ssSss shares OF stock In the
salmon River Canal Company.
Limited. a corporation. eyldenc-
inx such water rights.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN That
on the 3ist dky OF Octoeer. fs2t. at
to,e5 o'clock. A NJ. OF that day. IN /
front Of the Court House Ia the City /
Of Twin Fails. c,aaty az Twin Falls.
state OF idaho. I will. "a obedience /
to said order Of sale And decree OF
foreclosure. cell the above described /
or so maeh thereof a. may /
be necessary 10 satisfy plaintiffs de-
cree. With intere~, thereon and coats.
20 the highest bidder for eash.
Dated October sth. 1874
~ z. FINCH. Sheriff /
ny v. v. rRATER
Deputy l
oes. .. 70. 20. 30. issa
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Read The Record tor campaign
asva
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FIRST Trust q Savings Bank OF
Peoria. a corporation. Plaintiff.
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In the District Court OF tho Eleventh
Judicial District 81 tho State of
Idaho. In and for Twin Falls Coun-
~.
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Plaintiff.

J X. Conner. a bachelor. Charles
". Wsich and Twin Falls National
Bank. q corporation.
Defendants.
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Peoples Savings q Trust Company
OF Pittsburgh. corporation. Trus-
toe.
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No. 5SO3
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE ON
foREtLOSuHE OF MORTGAGE
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You can purchase shares
for Cash OF on the Cumula-
tive Monthly Savings Plan
a plan that makes It easy
Tor you to start saving and
investing-today.
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Many employees OF the
Company are stockholders,
and the number is decreasing
steadily.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-07-25
A HoT-WEATHER DISH

Floating Island is good hot-weath-
er dish, easily and quickly made and
attractive looking. Sometimes the heat
rather takes out appeJtes, and we
have to be coaxed bit with dainties.
To make Floating Island for two,
mix an even teaspoon of flour with
one of milk, add two-thirds Of cup
of boiling milk and put the container
into saucepan of boiling water to
cook, stirring occasionally. Whip the
white of an egg to stiff froth. Beat
the yolk to cream with heaping
teaspoon of granulated sugar and a
pinch of salt. Pour the boiling milk
on the yolk and sugar, beat we'll, re-
turn to the saucepan and stir continu-
ally while cooking minutes. Take off
fire, add half a teaspoon of lemon
flavor. Add to the frothed whites a
teaspoon Of lemon, one of confection-
ers' sugar and few grains of salt.
Whisk 1t up and lay on top of the
custard. Cover closely, and when
cooled pour into a glass dish, chill
and serve. Strawberries or ripe peach
es sliced may be put into the custard
if desired. Almond or vanilla waters
are rice to serve with it.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-07-25

Miss Marguerite Tromanhauser
arrived in Kennewick from Califor-
MIA on Friday of last week, and
was met there by her parents, who
drove down from White Bluffs in
their car. During the year Mar
guerite attended one of the Oak
land high schools that had an en-
rollment of more than fifteen hun
dred students. In athletics she was
chosen as guard on the sophomore
basketball team: catcher on the
baseball team and first port on the
crew team. The sophomores won
all the basketball and baseball
games. The crew pageant was
held on Lake Merritt. the fresh
men, sophomores, juniors and SEN
Tors competing. The sophomores
won the silver cup, in which were
inscribed the name of the crew
team and the names of the girls on
the winning team. The cup is
kept in the Oakland high school IL
hrary.