White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-05-15
Worlds News

ROME.-Princess Yolando, countess
Calvi Bergolo, gave birth to son at
Pinerolo, near Turin. Queen Elena
was present at the birth. Princess Yo-
landa is a daughter of the king and
queen Of Italy.
WASHINGTON. - President Coo
lidge plans to leave Washington for
his summer vacation in New England
the last week in June, 1t was an
nounced at the White House. The
President will not take the yacht May
flower to New England waters, 1t was
said.
WASHINGTON-S Jardine
will leave Washington May 81 for six
weeks inspection trip of the depart.
ment of agriculture's field work in
| the West. The trip will take him to
California, with stops in Kansas, Utah
and Idaho, on his way West, and il
Washington, Oregon, Montana, North
Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska and
Iowa on the return.
NEW YORK.-Miss Abby Rookie
feller daughter of John D. Rockefel
Ter, Jr., and the~worlds RICHEST heiress
and David Merriweather Milton, Jr.,
her childhood sweetheart, secured
license for their wedding on May 16.
Miss Rockefeller, blushing and chat
ting with the marriage license bureau
clerks, gave her age as 81. Milton,
a lawyer, said he was 25.
WASHINGTON.-C Construction con-
servation of timber resources and cor
rection of abuses in the lumber trade
were urged by Secretary of Commerce
Hoover in an address at the third an
nual Soft Wood Lumber Standardiza.
ton conference I'VE are cutting tim
Der at the rate Of 25,000,000 cubic
feet per annum, while forests are
growing at the rate of 100000 cubic
feet year," Hoover said.
MONTREAL-Arriv on the Ca
madam Pacific steamship "Montclair"
included a party of 80 Irish agricul-
tural settlers personally conducted,
which was bound for Alberta where
settlement will be effected by the Or
ganization of Archbishop O'Leary of
Edmonton.
WASHINGTON.-Th fourth inter
national first aid and mine rescue con-
test, open to all miners, quarrymen
and metallurgical workers, will be
held at Springfield, ILL.,, September TO-
IL. International championships and
contest cups for individuals and teams
and congressional medal for the
most ecicient team of miners will be
among those. The bureau of mines
will be assisted In stalking the con-
test by the Red Cross, the national
safety council, and various mine oper-
ators and miners organizations.
WASHINGTON.-D Shelor of
Seattle, secretary Of the Automobile
Club Of Washington, was one Of the
speakers on the question of state leg
islation at the convention Of secre-
taries of clubs affiliated with the Am
erican Automobile Association, which
closed It's sessions last week. The
tangle of conflicting laws and the
seeming tendency to apply motor We
hicle taxes to other purposes than
roads came in for condemnation.
CHICAGO. = Moderate declines in
the wholesale prices Of virtually all
meats and Of most livestock charac-
terized the American meat trade dur
ing last month, according to review
of the meat and livestock situation is.
sued today by the Institute of Ameri
can Meat Packers. Hog prices at
Chicago, although showing some de-
cline for the month as whole, still
are more than 60 per cent higher than
they were year ago." the Institutes
statement continues.