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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

LITTER nearly half century OF
Oh transportation activity, ]. d.
Farrell, vice-president of the Oregon
Washington Railroad & Navigation
Company with headquarters at Seat
tie, retired December Is, 1926.
For "a years, from 1892 to 1926, Mr..
Farrell has lived in the Pacific North
west and during that time has been
one of the outstanding figures in rail
road and steamship circles in the
West The last 20 years of his rail-
reading has been with the Union Pa
cific but previously he headed the Pa
cific Coast Company and the Great
Northern Steamship Company.
During his long residence in the Pa
cific Northwest he has been active in
the upbuilding of this territory. AS
president of the Great Northern
Steamship Company he had to do with
building up foreign commerce with
the Far East; as president of the Pa
cific Coast Company he aided in the
development of coastwise trade be-
tween Puget Sound and California and
Mexico and much of the construction
work of the Union Pacific in the West
was accomplished during his years as
an executive of that system.
He has announced that he will rest
and travel.
Mr.. Farrell was recently appointed
a regent of the University of Washing
ton and he has already started to take
an active part in the work of that
body, particularly that part of it affect
ing the construction of new campus
buildings.
The veteran railroader is known
nationally as a breeder and raiser of
fancy horses and the Farrell stables
have carried off many prizes at horse
shows on the Pacific Coast and in the
East.
Mr.. Farrell celebrated his seven
tieth birthday on July 81, 1926.
Starting as laborer on track
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07
CANE CREAM, NEW FOOD PRODUCT MADE
FROM SUGAR CANE

Lovers of cane syrup will now be
able to obtain the genuine sugar-cane
flavor in an entirely new form. A
new product called "cane cream" has
been originated as a result of expert
ments by the bureau of chemistry of
the United States Department of Agri-
culture, and 1000 cases of this new
product are to be made by Louisiana
sugar factory during the present sea-
son for trial distribution to retail
trade.
The new product is made entirely
from the juice of the sugarcane. Moth
ing is added and nothing is taken
away. 1t has the color of cane syrup
and the smooth, attractive consistency
of the soft centers of chocloate-coated
cream candy. In fact, cane cream is
made by the same process as is used
in candy factories for making candy
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07
Lament of a Brood Sow
BY J. X. FORD,
Extension Specialist In Livestock.
Pullman, Wash

Extension Specialist In Livestock
Pullman, Wash
PART l.
Here lie in dirty p
Haven't been fed sine ! knos
when;
I'm so dry cannot sleep,
And lice in droves still crawl and
creep.
Outside my pen the pastures green,
oh how long to be out where its
Clean
II don't get some grass or twigs
/ know right well I'll mark my pigs.
Then in the fall when 1t begins to
And l only have pig or SO,
My Boss will threaten with the black
And swear he'll get some better stock
IL i could make the old fool see
The trouble does not lie with me,
Had / pasture, feed, water and shade.
| know very well I'd make the grade.
During the day / could wallow and
And twice year bring a big litter
home.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07
First and Leading Records for Ia and
15-Year-Old Guernseys.

Vanity of Haddon 34677, starting
her first test at the age of Ia years
and 1888 days, has recently completed
a record of 13,719.3 pounds of milk
and 572.4 pounds of butter fat in class
A. The leading years record for
COW starting test at the age of IA
years is held by My Lady Baltimore
I'd 21165, producing 15,424.4 pounds of
milk and 1882 pounds Of butter fat.
The leading record for 15-year-old
COW is held by Daylight Miss 1852,
that has produced 117793 pounds of
milk and $3.50 pounds of butter fat
in class A. Vanity of Haddon was
bred by e. r. Gill, Haddonfield, New
Jersey, and Is now owned by H. r.
Andrew and Elmer Nelson of Living
ston, Wisconsin.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

For the second consecutive year the
Union Pacific System has been
awarded the e. H. Hartman gold
medal for the most conspicuous acct
dent prevention work in America dur
Ing the last year, it is announced by
Arthur Williams, president OF the
American Museum of Safety. The
award was made on a basis of records
submitted to the l. c. G. showing that
not single passenger was killed on
the railroad system during 1925,
though it operated more than $4,000
600 locomotive miles and more than
billion passenger miles.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

cream centers.
Cane cream can be made of widely
varying consistency, but 1t always has
the same attractive smoothness
When made of thinner consistency it
flows like thick syrup, and is used
exactly like syrup on bread, hot cakes,
waffles, etc. Cane cream fits the taste
of those who like thick syrup.
When made of thicker consistency
cane cream is excellent in sandwiches
and also makes an attractive ready
made cake icing with typical cane
flavor. All that is necessary is to
melt 1t in a double boiler and pour
Cane cream can also be used at soda
fountains as topping for sundaes.
A limited amount of cane cream, will
be available this season through gro
Gerry stores.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

Demonstration plots on root crops
are being planned for 1927 in Pacific
county. One of the great needs of
dairying here is succulent feed for
the winter months. Neighboring sec
tons have obtained as high as 80
tons of roots to the acre. Demonstra-
tions with manure alone, and in COM
bination with lime and with phosphate
alone will be established under the
direction of County Agent e. d.
Durdle.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

New Office Boy: 1--WE added those
figures up ten times, sir"
Employer: Good Boy!"
"And here's the ten answers, sir!"
The American Boy.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07
Old Song of Idaho

In recent reprint of songs of long
ago one was published which will be
Of interest to Northwest folks. The
title is Idaho, My Idaho," and like
the modern day song had to do with a
girl. The song is:
Way out west in Idaho, there's gal
that love so,
Ida, my Idaho, no.
Wild as any Injun she, when she yells
"You can't catch me-"
Whoa, there! My Idaho, whoa
On her bucking bronco she goes dash.
ing cross the plain,
Fast as any train, she drives me in.
sane,
"Shoo, fly, don't you bother me-" she
yells out once again,
Then the prairie rings with my re
Chorus.
Ida, no, whoa!
Don't go so fast, dear, my, my horse
won't last, dear,
So please go slow, my Idaho.
I'll kiss you if l catch you, WONT
you stay, dear?
Don't run away, dear, my Idaho, whoa
She's all wool and don't forget, she's
a thoroughbred, you bet,
Ida, my Idaho, no.
I'll catch up to her some way, take
her in my arms and say
whoa, there, my Idaho, whoa"
She has lassoed every cowboys hear,
that's in the west,
But I'll do my best, put her to the
test,
will capture her some day and hold
her to my breast,
Then III let the parson do the rest.
Refrain.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

Did you hear me play over the
radio last night?"
Eyes, but who is the fellow static
who sang with you?-The American
Boy.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

piece workers make more money
than fixed salary workers in garment
trade" says the New York Post. Or,
as the Bible almost says, blessed are
the peace workers, for they shall Nh
herit the jack.-Farm and Fireside.s
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

ClON above is the bridge tabl with small loop
of elastic each slip the table 1t is Of
gngham uh border peach the edg Matching
accompany it. 1t launders easily.
For the of loungng SLIPPERS shonh cavalier boot
of kidskin and the non type black kid.
For the baby the Of blanket shvn 1t has
the emu shaped that fits around the neck and
shoulders. Two ribbon ties tasen to the bed posts.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

You can't always tell a bird by it's
song, says famous naturalist.
Righto! All is not goldfinch that twit-
ters.-Farm and Fireside
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

Fish play games, says a famous
naturalist. Imagine'a phosphorescent
fish playing hide-and-seek at night
Farm and Fireside.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07
THE IDEAL TYPE OF AYRSHIRE COW

This is the accepted ideal
type of the ayrshire coav,
just released through the
office of the ayrshire Breed
ers association, Brandon,
Vermont.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

l get wide choice of tasty foods
at Tray Tavern, Howard St., Spokane,
and prices are moderate.-Adv.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

In the Heart OF Spokane, close TO
stores. theatres. and the business dis
trict, the Occur d'Alene Hotel offers
the traveller every convenience. Popu-
ar prices and perfect service. 1.-THE
Hotel With Personality."-Adv.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-01-07

How are you getting on at school,
Alec?
Fine! We're learning words of
four cylinders ow."-The American
Boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
SOVIET PLANS REPRIsAIs.
Foreign C0tnmissar Says Chinese
Outrages Cannot Go Unpublished.

MOSCOW, Russia. December % CF).
Executions OF Soviet representatives
and citizens in Canton cannot be left
unpublished. George Tchitcherin. SO.
Wet foreign commisEar. asserts In a
statement issued today. He holds the
British government responsible for
acts of violence.
Tchitcherin declares that while tn"
Soviet IL unaiterabiy determined TO
pursue It's policy of peace as pro-
ola lined in its disarmament pro
nouncement at Geneva. the Soviet IN
nevertheless prepared for the worst
and will not he caught unaw wares.
He states unequiyocally that events
Ia South China cannot he left unpun'
ished and the Soviet government
therefore reserves the right 10 take
an the nea sufes IL considers impefa'
tive IN connection with the "eangut'
nary outrages' there,
0f the British government, the state
inent says: "Engilsh impsriaiist re
action must be recognized Bs the chief
moving power responsible for the
Cantonese bloodshed and murder per
Detrated on Soviet citizens. Soi
n lone the Chinese generals operating
in Canton spfear responsible for thes"
crimes. Iait also the other powers of
the world which afs hostile to so"bt
Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
-FOUR CHINESE REDS
KILLED IN HANK0W.
II Russian Women Freed,
but Men May Be Slain.
Soviet Plans Action.

By the Associated Press.
HANkOW. China. December Ca
Four Chinese Communists were exc.
cuted here last night. One was said
to have been the leader of the recent
Red uprising in Tungshan. 80 miles
from Hankow, fortnight ago
In the uprising he captured the city
and established a peasants govern
ment. killing numerous Tungshan gen.
try and merchants.
Twelve Russian women who were
arrested recently have been released.
but a number of Russian men are
still being held.
The agent of the Russian Dahl Bank
at Hankow was brought to army head.
quarters and tried. The decision OF
the tribunal was not announced. 1t
lis generally believed that he and twa
other Russians who we're brought In
ha ndcuffed TO him will be executed.
Several more labor union headquar-
ters have been closed. Their leaders
have been arrested and charged with
communism. They are being held for
trial.
Gen. Pei Chung Chi. former defense
commissioner OF Shanghai. arrived In
lfank0W accompanied by DOny'
guard OF 500. He has taken up resi-.
dence here and this has resulted in
noticeable uneasiness among the
Chinese population. who fear that the
is planning movement against the
Nanking Nationaiists. This would re-
suit In renewed disorders In the
Wuhan cities tof Hankow, Hanyan2
and Wuchang).
Gen. Hu Tsung.Tu, Hankow garri.
son commander, has taken possession
Of the recently raided Soviet consulate
nd established his residence in 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
Treasury Cash Room Ready to Move
To Temporary Quarters in Basement

~ his inaugural hall, the business ,f
the Nattau's vash room viii he shifted
to rSam No ~. ea what II Known ~
the basement naurs
fhe shift II temporary, to allow tur
extensive alterations designed tu Vs,
place t"" old tashtened facilities with
mashl nranae and plate SAss et
tadaN
~ y muraing the cash ream win
he tss,>N tnr hnsiaeSs IN the new
s,and, white wMkmsn start tearlns
uut the equipment which have seen
,he transfer ot hundreds ef hilllaas at
dollars Iva cash. II h eNpecteA about
three mouths viii he required 10 cans
pta.s the .eme,telha for which IVA
stess has sphgapslAeed sSa.eee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
Nation to Sing Carols;
Oper- Air Program Here

1O people the United States expected participate
nghi-thrstmas evew he broadcast publicly
benht Of those the downtown the
Christmas sherman square This follow the
regular Community enler which takes place at pm
The carol under the direction o DR. parkes Isdman
being broadcast from New York great chain radio
and through the OF the National Roadastg Co
The public loudpeake be used viii be furnished by the thesa
peake Il Potomac Telephone Co
Hundreds Of Wshnaionans who do listen home
epeeed the aud Join carol singing led by famous
New York vocaltts
For The nYeneme nf those who ws, participate the
national home The Christmas The Star today
- printing on pages n and - thssar arols O he sung
Tear them iod and them with YOU the national
celebration night Al 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
NEW ALTITUDE RECORD SET
BY DONATE, ITALIAN AVIATOR
Man Who Established Mark for His Own
Country in July Rises to 1922
Feet. Check Proves.

with having flown 1l.Sa- meters
reached the exact altitude, which. il
approved by the Federation OF Aero
nautique In'ernationale at Paris
would allow him a record for air
planes.
Officials of the National Aeronautic
Association. figuring Donati's altitude
today on the basis of the Bureau OF
Standards absolute conversion factor
said he reached height Of $3.50.
feet, which was 100 meters, or 3oS
feet higher than the present record
Of 11.721 meters. or 3S,47i feet. held
by Lieut.. c. c. Champion, u. s. n.
made at Anacostia here last July %
Rules of the International Fedora
ton say that an aviator must fiy 100
me ers higher than the record to
break it.
Conversion Factor Necessary.
Pointing to the difference between
their estimate Of IS. .S0a and the Turin
figure OF 1872 feet claimed for
Donati, officials of the National Aero
nautic Association said today that
many estimates are erroneous unless
the Bureau OF ndards conversion
factor is used.
The association also announced to.
day that the record of 3S,1O4 feet
credited TO former Capt. John A. Mac.
Ready. L. $. A., for his flight at Day
ton, Ohio. January .9. 1926 had been
reduced to 31,569 feet, due TO an error
in former calculations This ex.
plained why Champion later was al.
lowed a record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
WARNED or NICARAGUA.


MANAGUA. Nicaragua. December
% H). FEAR In expressed here that
the shot of rebel may bring the
Lone Eagle To earth.
When Col. Charles A. Lindbcrgh
flies to Nicaragua from Honduras. he
win he advised 10 give Nueva Segosia
wide berth. In that part OF northern
Nicaragua. followers of the rebel gen
erai Sandino are concentrated, II ts
considered possible that they would
take a shot at any plane passing over
head, Therefore. I.indberah will he
advised to ny high or make a detour.
The Liberals have organized com
mitlee, headed by Gen. Jose Maria
Moncada. who recently returned from
the United States. 10 make special
arrangements for Col. I.indbergh's re
,eption by the adheren,s OF that party.
He will be invited 10 be the guest ot
honor nj the international club and
the Liberals will also present him with
a commemorative medal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
MONARCHlST REVOLT
PLOT IS REPORTED
Ukrainian 0gpu Arrest Youths on
Charge Of Organizing
Uprising,

Nv the Associated Pres
KHAKkOEF. Uktaine. Dccemhe,
IS. -~~ unter.revelutlonary oresnisA.
ttuns have heen discovered at kiev
and Odessa hy the Ckrainisn agpu. OF
secret police,
The ogpu arrested group of youths
with monarchixtic sSmrAthies. which
included young mobiles and cssriSl
ofitcials, at Odessa recently, Four
members of this group have been stu
dents at Odessa CntNcrsity.
When questioned. those under ar
rest confessed that they were adhet>
snts of the Grand Duke Nicholas
The ospu arrested three ether naeF'
hers af the same organization last
week These confessed that they
maintained contact with censpirators
shruad ANA had instruction 10 organ.
ise speCial VILLAGE detachmentS for
counter>tevoluticnar operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
Christmas Weather
May Be Fair, but
Uncertainty Reigns

Unwilling to go out on a limb.
Weather Bureau officials described
today as "One OF those times" when
forecasters could not with safety
look further than 36 hours into the
future to gauge the Saturday night
flying conditions for Santa Claus.
At intervals the weather sharps
are able to predict the weather two
and three days In advance. but to-
day admittedly was not one of
them. The forecasters. therefore.
would not say whet her the outlook
was mostly fair and continued cold
weather tonight and Saturday
would hold good for Christmas Sun.
day and Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
JspAN ENiARGEs FORCE.
Additional Marines sent 10 Augment
Detachment Now 10 China.

SHANGHAI, December 23 ~ ~~
IN" Japa nese cruiser Niagara "as e1'
pected al TsinRiao. former German
iA,it, in The Province of Hhantu
ennis time to-day. The cruiser carries
100 japanese marines Ia augment the
ia panefe forces npW lheTe,
The action III the Japa hsse author
Hj"s IN sending reinfDfceUenis is he
result Of The recent slow advance ~
AaDkiDs kstionalikts north~afd into
southern fhhntunR again snda nget'
iDg The TslHgiso 'Tsins nfg Railway,
which IL is believed here the Japanese
are determined not bo permit,
Tsinanfu reports state that dis
orders are increasing az d result ~
The Southernsrs' advance, coupled
with acute famine conditions,
As II result Df ihs uncertainties IN
-bhHtnnR The United States destroyer
TrDAt0D has sailed from Shanghai foI
Tkinktao % obssrss conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
FOUR PERSONS DIE
IN CROSSING CRASH
Three Men and One Woman In.
stantly Killed When Train Hits
Automobile in Ohio.

BY the Associated press
COLUMBUS. Ohio. December :S.--
Three men and one woman were in.
stantly killed when their automobile
was wrecked by Big Four passen.
ger train at Monta Rose crossing. near
here today All were from Columbus
Two of the victims were identified
as 1oe Serhy and Angel Fonda. The
other man and woman were unidenti
fed.
The watchmsn for the railroad
crossing said the victims car had
passed around two other automobiles
waiting At the crossing and started
over the tracks The driver OF the
car. according to the watchman, he
came frightened when he saw the ap.
preaching train and attempted tu
drive down the right Of way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23

Safely fortreased IN the massive,
steel barred Treasury Department, the
Nations piaeipal hank, viii I've moved
aver the Christmas week end. for the
i,rat time siuce president Grants ait
minlstra ton,
When The heavy, electrically locked
yates rlang shut ~ The areat hntldtng
tonight they VIII ctose out the worlt
while the tank doins mors than
- .ane, ,0on Ut business ,,atly. the Unitsd
states TraasurN, rrenares 10 transfer
~ temporary quarters an the noor he
tuW
FraM the historic marble Watnsvatwd
RUM, Where President a~n' eftle.A,sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
REMUS ASKS EARLY
HEARING ON SANITY
States He Has Spent 6S Days In
Jail and Was Held Sane
by Alienists.
nv the Associated Press

Nv the Associated Press
CINCINNATI. December s2.-Plead
Ing that he has now been In iail sS
days aud citing the opinions of alien
lists expressed during his murder trial
that he Is now sane, George Remns
today iiled n motion with Probate
Judge William t.uedrrs. appealing
that the date for his sanity hearing
he advanced or that he I've released
ON bond.
Remus. who three days ago was
found not guilty ~ murder on the
sole ground AT insanity for the shay
Ing of his wife. lmosene. planned In
appear before Judge i.uedcrs today to
argue the motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
REED IS DEFINITELY
OUT OF SE"ATE RACE
Declines to Comment on Possibil-
ity of Seeking Presidency,
However,

ny the Associated trss
KANSAS CITY. necember sS ~~-
Senator James A. Reed ~ Missouri
today definitely eliminated himself as
u candidate fus the Senate in i9sS,
hut kept silent on his potenttai can
dliacN fot the Democratic presidential
nomina ton.
Senator Reed IN an interview with
newspaper men recalled that he had
said in ~, l.uuis more than year
and hair agu that he did not Intend
Ia run asan for the senate and that
he had reiterated /, many times.
II nnw repeat said the senator
II am not satns tn tun tot the Sen.
ate IN ta"N F"