White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-01-29

A. J. Romans was business visitor
in Yakima on Thursday.
An pound son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Roberts at the Hills hos
pital Thursday, January 18th.
If you eat candy, eat the best. So
ciete brand always pleases. At the
Drug Store. adv.
Mr.. end Mrs. j. H. Cole returned
Monday from a few weeks visit on
the Coast.
We will serve a chicken dinner on
Sunday, January 31st, from 1890 to
2:3O. We sell fresh doughnuts, pies,
KIRBYes RESTAURANT
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Huff and Mrs.
G.. l.. Sutherland drove over to YAK
! ina on Thursday. Mrs. Huff planned
to stay in Yakima week or two.
| Unable to find residence to rent in
Wenatchee, Mrs. Roy Robinson and
children, who had gone up there last
week to join Mr.. Robinson, returned
to White Bluffs Wednesday evening.
Fl. W. Graham and family moved
Thursday to Wenatchee but expect to
return to White i,luffs il the state
ever gets around to putting the settle
ment tracts here on The market.
At an athletic meet in the Reed Col
lcge gym between Reed students and
the Y. M. C. A. of Portland, given for
the purpose of completing funds for
an outdoor swimming tank, George
Wheeler of White Bluffs, Reed STU
dent won the wrestling match in tine
feather weight class.
4 Fred English and son Charles,
Fred Gilhuly, d. S. Wilkinson. Lloyd
Wiehl, Danny Williams and Joe My
kol were among these from White
1 Bluffs who drove over to Yakima
| Thursday to kear Sousa's Band, which
played in the Capitol Theatre there
that evening.
Two new members have joined the
family of radio fans at White Bluffs.
Franklin Beyers has purchased the re-
eciving set that VIM. Van Hoy re-
placed with new one and w. HI.
| Webb has made a set for himself,
building it during his spare hours in
the evening. "Scotty" says he tuned
in on Mexico City the first night he
had his set in operation.
State Master A. S. Goss is to speak
in Hanford in the near future. Mr..
Goss speaks in a forceful, interesting
manner on matters of vital interest to
all farmers, showing, for instance how
the state grange at the last legislature
by defeating the passage of a certain
BILL prevented rs per cent raise ir
farmers taxes. Mr.. Goss always com
naands large audience wherever he
goes and grangers ale hopeful tina,
this valley will offer no exception tc
the rule when he speaks at Hanford
Tie Pacific Power & Light Co
has filed new tariff known as sche.
dule D-Advertising lighting, effec.
tive January i, 1926, covering, ser.
vice to operate separately controlled
Circuits tor window lighting, signss
OFT ines, floor lights used for dis
play purposes and other decorative
or display advertising lighting OF
similar character. This new rate
represents a very material reduction
in the cost of this type of electrical
service and permits of much more
flexible operation of this type Of
load from the customers standpoint
inasmuch as the service may be fur.
rate.
That the residents of Washington
may become better acquainted witt
the scenic beauties of this state and
may pan to visit more of these places
Know Your State campaign is to
be held in February and March.
Sets OF LUIcred slides have been
prepared showing the beauties Of
Washington, both on the coast and
east of the mountains. 1t will in
clude slides OF the Olympic penin-
sula, Mt. Baker, Rainier National
Park, Moses Coulee, mountain
streams and similar scenes.
Special emphasis will be placed up
on interesting the rural people in the
scenery of Washington. Through
this campaign it is hoped that they
will b. induced to visit some Of these
beauty spots Then as they write to
friends and relatives outside the
state concerning their trips, more
tourists will be attracted to Wash
ington.
Washington is thousands. of miles
from its consuming market. By
bringing latger tourist population
here, more agricultural products will
be consumed locally. If it is possible
to bring into Washington temper
airy population of 100000 for period
Of two or three weeks, it will make
difference in the home consur1p-
ton of about per cent of the agri.
cultural products of the state.
Meetings will be held in this
county on February 1913, inclusive
dates and places to be announced
| later