White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-08-20

weeks VISIT DIT the WllldHl MOcQe
home. Miss Friedrich will teach in
Hartline this year. Miss Cora Grit
fin, another of the. White Bluffs grade
school teachers last year, who has
spent the summer in Minnesota, will
teach this year at White6sf, Mon
tana.
B. M. Dewey, who has been living
on the ]. c. Matterson place, moved
this week to the state land settlement
tract near the home of his sorl-in-law,
Walter Tomson, that he purchased
this summer at the state land sale in
Prosser. The house on the Matter
son place will be occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Steele and family, recent
arrivals from Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Angle drove.
to Naches last Saturday evening and
Mr.. Angle returned Sunday accom-
panied by three of their daughters,
Sadie, Elizabeth and Rena Belle, who
had been visiting for two weeks with
relatives in the Yakima valley. Mrs.
Angle and Miss Alice Angle will re-
turn home later when the latter has
entirely recovered from an attack OF
flu
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Niemeyer and
Mrs. Helen Stone drove to Walla
Walla early Monday morning with
Mrs. Stones youngest daughter,
Mary, who was suffering from what
was thought to be an attack of appen-
dicitis. Mr.. and Mrs. Niemeyer re-
turned Tuesday but Mrs. Stone will
remain with her daughter in the hospi-
! tai at Walla Walla until the doctors
! decide whether or not an operation
is necessary.
| More peaches, plums and other
varieties of soft fruit have been sent out
by parcel post through the White
/ Bluffs post office during the past two
weeks than for any like period in the
history of the office. The unusually
large crop coupled with not very
satisfactory prices has caused local
growers and others to remember
friends and relatives in other places
by sending them some of the delicious
fruit from this district.
Twenty-Five years ago, it was not
known whether a cancer cluid' be
transferred from one animal to an
other by incubation or otherwise.
Today, one of the most interesting
and useful methods of laboratory re-
search consists in transplanting cam
cerous growths from one animal to
! another in order to DISCOVER by the
method of analogy how malignant
tissues behave in human beings.
! The animals most often EMPLOYED
in cancer research are mice. Scienti-
fc men find advantage in the use lot
mice for experimental purposes. The
life of mouse is to the life OF a
man approximately as week is to a
year. In consequence, the cancerous
processes can be most expeditiously
studied in mice.
EARLY removal of cancer is the only
cure.
The Premium List of the Sixteenth
Annual Pacific International Livestock
Exposition to be held at Portland,
Oregon, October 30-November E, in
elusive, has just been received and car.
ries awards from all sources Of ap.
proximately $100,000.00.
This prize list is divided amongst
the various departments practically as
follows: Dairy breeds, $3.50 Beef
breeds, $4,000; Sheep and Goats, $10,-
600; Hogs,$3,750; Heavy Draft Horses
and Night Horse Show, $4,000 by the
Exposition proper and $4,000 by
sponsors of stakes and from entry fees
| ~. H. 81, <Nfol Nf &SH nm
making this show one of the largest
horse shows in America which distinc
ton it has held for the past two years
: Fat stock classes, $4,000; Boys ant
Girls Club Work, $4,000; Dairy Prod
ucts, $1,000; Judging Teams, $500
together with the groupings of othel
smaller; items which will bring the
amount up to the Hundred Thousand
Dollar mark.
i. There will be wonderful fox de-
partmeiit. 1t is assured at the presen
time that foxes from the entire Pacific
Slope and Alaska will be shown ane
movement is under way whereby the
American National Fox Breeders As
ISOLATION shall hold its national show
with u.s. If so, it will probably NEAR
the showing of at least Thousand
fox, wonderful exhibit in itself ant
Ole that will attract nationwide atten
ton.
The Dairy people are very much in
terested in putting on very construc
tive dairy products show this year ant
the probabilities are that one far be
, yond any previous year will be staged
This in recognition of the tremendou
, Importance of the dairy industry in thi
western country.
Premium List may be obtained b.
addressing o. M. Plunmer, Genera
Manager, 211 Northwestern Banl
Bldg, Portland, Ore. Entries must b.
in before October 10 on the breeding
stock and before October 20 on tn
fat stock.