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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-11

North Washington suburbs, close to pro-
posed 10Th st. extension-12 acre beauti-
fully Handicapped with extra large 5-room
and tiled bath bungalow: h.-w.h.; large at.
tic: built-in garage, electric range: reduced
price of S9.S50 for quick sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-11

IF YOU ARE A MILLER OR UNDERSTAND
the milling business. We have the nest buy
flour mill. fully equipped. with. an estab-
iished business located IN Va. only 20 miles
wTALEY. Room Ill, McGlil Bldg. Frank
2660.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-11

SAVE S400-BUY FROM OWNER.
Inspect this modern home in Virgi mia:
eight rooms and bath. oak floors. five large
closets modern improvements. two large
porches. concrete cellar 32x32 feet. concIete
steps and walks splendid garage. lot look
1875 feet. more land if desired price. 81 500;
Bus passes house % minutes to 18th and
Pa. ave. via Washington and Virginia Rail.
way: on Wilson boulevard between Veitch
and Bon Air Three squares from proposed
Lincoln Memorial boulevard. CLARENCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-11

ABINGDON. VA, RANDOLPH AND DE
Witt ave-9-roon. 2-bath stucco bungalow.
all modern improvement; open for inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-11
Office open Sunday. | TO 6.

One acre in District, high and level, larg
orchard. 81 600. One acre in Maryland. o.
paved street. 1000.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
WATCHING THE
SC0REBOARD
~, United Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays Hero.--Waltcr john
son, the veteran pitcher who has
been q hero almost score of years,
who permitted the BoSton Rcd Sos
only three hits ana pitched mis-
18TH shutout in his Inaugural, ap-
pca,ancc Of the season.
johnson was injured shortly be
fore the opening Of the season and
was forced out of the game with i
broken ankle. y week ago, he
pitched against Baltimore i'll an cX-
hibition game and announced he
was ready.
Yesterday, the big Train was
started in the first game. There
were three hits by Boston players.
Four men got to first base, two got
to second base, and one got to third
base. None scored. Washington
won the opener, ; to 0, and then
took the second one, Is to ).
Jimmy Cooncy of the Chicago
Cubs docsn t fall far behind John
son in the matter Of being ycstcr.
day hero. The Chicago shomstop
took a drive from Paul Wancr Of
the Pirates in the second game of
the double bill. lie stepped on see
ond, retiring Lloyd Wancr, and then
chased down first base to tag out
Bainhart, completing an unaSsistcd
triple play. The Cubs, incidentally,
won that tilt, which went 10 inn
ings, to 6,
In the first game, which was ten
innings, the. Pirates noscd out =
10 , count.
Alphonsc Thomas, Young pitcher
for the Chicago White SoN, contln-
ucd TO pitch good baseball. He Won
his ninth victory Of the Scaaon yes
tcrday when he pitched the SoN 10
] to 0 victory over the ST. Louis
Browns in the second game Of a
double header. The Browns won
the first game, II to ;.
BABE Ruth got his 1ith home run.
Lefty Groves struck out II men.
The Athletics played the second
game under protest when Cobb N;t1
refused chance to score following
u foul catch. These were the high
lights Of the twin bill i'll which the
Macbs won the first game from
New Yorl;, . 10 ), and dropped the
Secoud, to /.
The BROOKLYN Robin, Won a twin
/ bill from The Boston Braves, > ia
aud 8 10 >.
Tic ST. Louis Cardinal, aJNane
I'd TO third place in Tie Nationa
league by virtue of twin victory
over the Cincinnati Reds. IIajne.
pitched The champions Ia the open
! ng victory, Is TO ,, while Shcrde
Won the second, . 70 /.
The Cian's and IhiladcIuhia di
sidcd the two holiday games, Neu
i lorl, winning the first, II TO 10
aud Philadelphia takiug the SECOND
10 o. Mitchell held the Giant, t,
/ three bits in the second game.
Cleveland won the opening gam'
from Detroit q to :, but dropped TIA,
second II to ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
So. California
Sporting Briefs

Los ANGELES, Nrv j'ud
Taylor and cHiek Nuggs, world $
aud Negro bantamNright champions
uIcct n an overweight con. 81 al
10 round, rs le,s ~ The Olympic
Aefa tonight.
The ba,tlr- #j0 -calo II pounds
a' > p. M. toda. ai'h Tasfor favor
,d bt the .0i,e money to annex
Sire 4cciejnl
De~pit. ,ho fact that Nugg- is an
unknown herr. his record aF'th wins
over H1n- iI,-man, Red chapman
Hrunv Bass and othrr-. coupled
with hl> gym @leGou', viii draw
Aim Il strong backing,
Young Caba3e.o and Billy Hart
bantamvcigbts, arc down ion the
>iN round ~rmi-windup, With Jimmy
Iayrnfhal and johnny Cline meet
iu1 in the special
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice : hereby given by Jas. ".
Glasetotd. executor of the estate of
Gco. Y. 2lIcn, deceased, to al PER
sons having claims against said de.
c"ascd, u present them within four
months attcr first publication Of fhj>
notice 20 Tho Undersigned At lG7
Iichkorf Building, Fl Ccntro, cali
fornla, the place selected to tran
sact business Of sand estate, .or file
'hcm within four months after first
publication Of this notice Ia the Of
ilec o. the Clcrk of Superior Court.
Imperial County,
+ Dated this 3oth day of April, 1897
JAS. W. GI4ASSFORD.
VI . 10 j. - 81 Executor
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

AMERICAN middlaag,d woman
wants permanent job. Ranch OF
camp cooking, Cood cook. $.
olive. 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
SPORT NEWS SECTION

Yankees have been playing rings
around most Of their opponents.
The tenacity Of the two Chicago
teams has been the most unexpected
development of the season. Base
ball men are wont to say that the
Cubs and White SoX are over their
heads but their play has been 50
consistent that many fans wonder
whether they can be SO easily dis
missed.
The April and May games do not
decide q pennant, but it is already
obvious that the 1927 season in both
leagues is likely to produce close
races.
The Cards are only half Il game
behind the Cubs and the faltcring
Giants another half game back Of
the Cards. In the junior circuit the
Athletics are two and a half games
behind the White Sox and lead the
Senators by one and Il half games.
Yankees Fayo ties
in the Wall street commission
houses, where odds on the major
league teams are quoted throughout
the years, the Yankees today were
listed AT = l-2 to shots to win the
rcnnant. The Athletics, at t 10 J.,
despite their failure to live up to
expectations in the early games,
were in second place.
The Pirates, Giants aud Cardin-
ais were established around ) to J.,
with most of the play made on
New York. The Giants always
will have a strong following as long
as they have chance at the cham
PionshiP.
Baseball calculations for the
year are likely to be upset by the
abundance OF doublc headers 10
come later in the summer. rhc
spring has been "a cold and wei
tuat - postponcmcuts have como
u The t"o leagues. The National
league must make mp = lost games
and the American u.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
NOTICE INVITING SEALED
PROPOSALS OR Bids FOE
FURNISHING CERTAIN CAST
IRON PIPE TO THE CITY OF
Ell CENTRO
NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned City clerk
.of the City Of FL Cputro invites and
win receive at his office in thc city
llaI of said Ci'y mp to the hour of
-.'p o. 'c,pck T.. ". en- tuc l>t day Of
.Juur, 1921 scaled pr1losuI, or bids
for furnishing the city Of II Cen
no with tine following de> >.r,bcd
pipe, to=vit;
Five Thousand 10000 feet inch
bcll and spigot east iron pipe.
Two Thousand Five Hundred
(25oo3 feet 6 inch bell and spisot
cast iron pipe.
Made in accordance with thc
American Water Works Association
specifications on bcll and spisot
cast iron pipe which is guaranteed
ily the manufacturer TO withstand
IN working pressure Of not less than
100 pounds.
An prices must be submitted at a
price per foot
! Alternate bids will bc received on
| Iprccakcd joints cast IRON pipe and
/ ON centrifugal east IRON pipe.
! Bidders are requested to submit
bids OH such pipe f, %, j.. El Centre,
! together with an estimate of the
time within which delivery can be
made in FL Ccntro.
/ Aii proposals or bids SHAH be ac-
romPanicd by Il check payable to
the Cjil OF FL Centro, certified 10y
"a responsible bah Cor au amount
( which Shall b" not less than ten per
cent Of the aggregate OF the pro,
p"saI or by a bond iu fajd amount
und so payable signed by two
5urctirs who shall justify before
iany offircr competent 70 admlnis
itrr tn oath in double said amount
ioNor and above all statutory cA.
icmptions.
/ The Board Of Trustees Of said
City reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
by order of said Board of rruy
'ccs.
Dated rbis1lb dry Of Nav, 7oar.
J, G, NEAlU,
itF cIerh Of he city Of I'l Con
tro, California. 15tI3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
County Of Imncrial.

in the Matter Of the Estate 81.
Mmdc Kluch, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the uu-
d"r.igncd Administrator OF the Is
tate 1T Maudc Kiuck, deceased, 70
thc Creditors of. and all persons
having claims against the said de-
coaScd. to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the FIRST publication of
'hi, notice 10 the said Administrator
.a, his office ar No. ll2 Rchkopt
Hai'dm- I'll Crntto, California. or
ti'c the same in tine office of the
Clerk of tuc superior Court OF I'm
peuHl tentN, California.
Dated April =, 1927.
VA. KLUCK,
Administrator.
Mus, Attorneys for Administrator
lianl ~. Horton \ Kendall Z. Per
May . 10 l. "a 3L
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
| CLUBS MUST
latch OUT FOR
CHICAGO TEAMS
h Windy City Mines
how IUnsusp e c t e d
|trength.
By PAUL w. WHITE
|ited Press Staff Correspondent

AsNo - St3D s1NtNA WI
EW YORK, May 3l.--As the
II month Of the baseball season
rs, no club IN either league has
6vn sufficient strength to amass
Fad that could not be overcome
css than Il week.
he Pittsburgh Pirates, showing
ir heels to opposition in the Ma
pal league, have an advantage Of
re and one-half games over the
pnd place Chicago cubs; the
~ York Ianks on top in the
crican league, lead the Chicago
lite SoN by only one and a half
mes.
Thc situation is surprising, as the
'ates have Just completed an Il
alght winning streak and the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

The Modesto Garden club is of
fcring threc cash prizc> for the
best essays ON the Wild flowers of
~tmislau, county.
y man sent President Coolidge
Two lion cubs. However, we haven t
seen any pictures Of Mr.. Coolidge in
&" casr with them, Mt,ssolini 5 cN-
ample notwithstanding.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

RESPONSIBLE couple wants to
care for house durjr- Summer
months, i'm exchange for rent.
Phone 9jtJ. &1t2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

FOR SALE About 100 White Leg
horn chicks. 6 weeks old. 2Jc each
l, mile. north, l. mile west High
way Date Ranch. 31t1
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
Here and There
I'm Sport World
n, tinted i'rc>~ LEASED Wire

ALAMEDA. CM,- Using pow
crful stroke with the dcXtcrity Of
Il fish, Byron Summers of Alameda.
who claims The Catalina chanuc.
swim record, won the l4la milo
Marathon swim around this i>larl
city, understanding a field of 81
starters 10 WIN first prize o1 $1,000.
Sunmcr, time was seven hours, -
minute, and seconds. "Happ.
Jack" WotyHiec of Hollywood lin.
ishcd second and Arthur Compton.
II year old LonG Coach marvel ,Ya>
third. Miss Doris acE~on gave up
the r1cc when less than mlIc tlom
the goal, thus spWuug a $500 prize
that awaited the woman To- finish
first. Miss jackson Wa the oule
womm LETT in the racc when sum
mcrs reached his goal.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

SANTA CRUZ Ralph Hoffman
Of san Jose, defeated Roy Phillips
of Santa Rosa on the 9&rd boIc in
the final match of the Santa Cruz
Decoration Dav golf tournament.
Harry Lachmau of Santa Crul 0un
the second flight riual match fr.m
+. \, Weston of Sacramento. mp.
; C'Bricn victorcd in the third
flight over George McMurlry Of san
Francisco, ; to ? Mrs G. II, Crit
fen Jr,, Of Santa cruz won the
flual round Of the Woman : tourney.
defeating Mrs, David Neor, a..
Santa Cruz, up.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
( (UPT URE
Expert and Authority
HERE WITH THE
FAMOUS HUSTON TRIISS
FAMOUS HUSTON TRUSS

l)r huston, ot the Huston Truss
J., New York City, will personally
at tho barbara Worth Hotel, Ell
entro, Thursday only, ,Juue 2nd. .
m. 10 > p. ~. and offers to Tire
.eoplc Of tn, section the lutcrua.
ioually known Huston Truss. Tins
fstly famons Trus, Is universally
considered the one perfect and saf-
Ifactory instrument for the rrlict
all kiHGs of fcdue1hlr rupture
roduciug remarkable results with
aut The use Of surgical operations or
medical treatment of au} kind. In
tantaneous relief is apparent lie
noncnt It Is placed IN position
\ contraction of Tire opening is man
fest 10 few ddys and the rupture
loon disappeafe permanently iu tae
average case.
+ The pad on tins Truss viii lol6
|tany rcduribIo rupture perfectly,
.and Will not slip rrgardlcs, of po-l.
ation or bodily STRAIN of the subject.
SLEEP IN BATTLE ~ IT
40 under leg straps, elastic web
, bmg or bulky pads are used in it's
cons truction \othm4 - wear out.
1 clean and sanitary. Moisture proof
aud viii not chaic Can bc put on
or Off iu five seconds. No other in.
strumrnt In, ever mot these de
mauda with such universal endorse
mcut. Guaranteed not 10 break.
NAENING You are cautioned
against wearing elastic webbing, or
Inc old style Leather Covered Truss,
or mdcr leg straps, such Trussc,
press in the wrong place, often caus-
my Struugulation and death. OVER
THlRTY-FlNE YEARS SCIENT'-
re STUDY or RUPTURE, WAR.
RANTS THIS STATEMENT.
This Truss is mot sold by mail as
each part is selected, assembled and
fitted by pr Huston especially for
each individual case. No guess
work, but scientific fittin- Of Il
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

SAN FRANCISCO Little Hi.l"
Johnston retained the mons ~iu-l.e
championship of the Pacific roa~
by defeating Goraid Slratord in tie
final round Of hc coast tourney
here after five sets, - G-@, -,
-, Gl. Helen Jacobs, National
girls tennis champion, won tlc pa.
clfic coast women : championships
ly tr'umphing over thovctcru May
Sutton BundY, 6&, 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday S Results

Hollywood -. Oakland / /.
Sacramento III, Missions !.
Seattle &-J, san Francisco "a.
Portland Sc, Los Angeles IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
AMERICAE LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

St. Louis l1-0, Chicago $40.
Washington 3-13, Boston %.
Philadelphia 90. New York So.
Cleveland 90, Detroit Sill,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
WEAR A HUSTON TRUSS AND
FORGET YOUR RUPTURE
Business Demands DO Not Permit
Other Stops in I'll, Section

No charge for advIcc or demon
siration. Remember tie date and
Hotel. Ask for Dr. Huston. Per.
mancnt address: Huston Truss Co,
- cliff St, New York, y. y, L. :.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
HARRY A MckEE

FOR SALt--Cuachella laundry. 10
iaG good business. An leaving
valley viii trade for trucE er
car, Elias Smith, Coachella, Cali
2std
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
Situations Wanted


EXPERIENCED to1orcd wom D
want, work, half or whole dar
y95 IIaiI. 2ltl
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
For SaIe-ReaL Estate

FOR SALE-House un WeusIey
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
ley Lumher CO. 26ti
HOTEL FOR SALE or lease. Iuquire
I97}s L. Main 1t. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

EXPERIENCED ~lahographcr En-
vlovcd locally wishes stenoeraph.
Wgrk evenings. rhonc 3ilJ. -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh &c, Chicago TO.
New York Ito, Philadelphia lo-1.
st. Louis 6-3, Boston 2-2.
Brooklyn 80, Boston %.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
DON LEE

For over 20 Years CADILLAC.
'o+ Maln -. Phone Is
FL CGvto
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
TODAY'S WANT ADS

Wheat
Alfalfa
Lands For Rent
W. f. HANCOCK
Phone IL 54G Main ST.
FOR SALE uauscr stacker. Al
condition. Blocmsma & Sylvester,
6 miles east Imperial, y mile
northwest Rose school house. 31t4
----------------- ---~.--- ..----
MAKE yoa ranch pay. Have had
varied experience in handling
sheep. Want connection with
party in business or wanting to
get in. Can invest small amount.
Press Box 10. 3lt6
LADIES WANTED for home work.
Painting handkcrchicfs, dresses.
lingerie, hats, etc. No experience
necessary, We teach You. t,X-
ccllcnt pay, Write at once. Beau
text CO. 62S Mont gomcry st. San
Francisco. 2ltI
WANTED Mixer. Married man
preferred. 5 miles southeast | mic
east Writings Crossing, T. y.
Barrett. 3ft3
WANTED Man or woman to rep
resent Cottage Auto Court co. as
stock salesman. \ legitimate pro
position, requiring person well ac-
Quonted in valley, full particu-
lars. H. \. Clark, 1924 Hamilton
St, san Diego. Write or call in
person, 31t1
WILL TRADE 1926 Il. j. police
laodri motorcycle (fasr run only
! 1000 miles, has original balloon
! tires lgood,) Also sido car and
extras fer late Tord q Chevrolet,
Nv first class condition. H. Hat
RE. \. Box Ga, Imperial. 3if"
FOR RHAT-iS acres alfalfa pas
tugc er will lease hand. > mile
east, = mile north Of Whiting $
Crossing ON the +. L. Young
! ranch. 31t%
FOR SALE -Oat hay. / mile ,oeth
Acacia school. Margaret Miller.
tues sat
FOR SALt,-,30 COWS. Is Lcitcls and
4 good horses, and compiet2 dairy
equipment, Long lease on good 10
acres. Frank Silva, Holtyilla.
FOR SALE-Duroc brood sows, ,!ar-
scy and Holstciu CONS, farming
implements. liavorth, + miles
west Imperial, ] mile south.
tues fri
FOR SALf,-About 100 White Leg
horn chicks. 6 weeks Old. 2Jc each
l,mile. north, !. mile west High
way Date Ranch. 31tl
FOR RENT-I'Our room house, large
screen porch and garage, at SI7
Brighton. Must be soon 70 bc ap-
preciated Inquire a' ala South
Eighth ST. ste
! FOR SALE SIX cylinder auto in
first class running condition. ~ly
good tires aud ready to 90 amy
where, $500 takes IL. Can be
seen ut ~ South Eighth st. 3lt-
RESPONSIBLE couple wants 10
care for house durjr- Summer
months, i'm exchange for rent
Phone @5tJ. @1t2
AMERICAN middloas.d woman
wants permanent job. Ranch OF
camp cooking. GooI cook. 5:
Olive. Sit
EXPERIENCED white chamber
maid wishes hotel job. &N3 Oli>r.
&It5
WANTED-E,.jabIa cook to talk,
charge Of Summer resort reafau
rant. Soc Mrs. Nluutcan, Blu,
Moon Hotel. Phone 75I. @it
------------------ -
FOR EENT- Two adjoining room,
and single room. Three cNpo,
urcS, second floor cool and most
desirable for thc summer momb,
Close i'm. 5l2 Olive. plour &a5.
31t
FOR SALE Burner Ktchu
kook Gasoline stove, with Ia
gallon air pressure tank, complete
and oven, 80 Saudaluood. &It
FOR RENT Modern furnished
house, including cdol sDocriug
NYo.4n.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

FOR RENT Modern furnished
house, Including cool sleeping
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

FOR SALE Burner Kitchu
hook Gasoline stove, with 10
gallon air pressure tank, complete.
and oven, 80 ~audalVood. 3IG
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

ranro anlouucc~ a plan Of super.
I"t' .fIeation 7" be erected soon. t;a,
'aI ready for the Amtrirau Logjou
convention.
basb your tooth hcfor. and after
Ni,.ta" The dentists advise Hcttcr
Nott 4 iittir cotton into yaur cars.
Too. fh" ~mack may d,afan on.,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
For Pent-Fnr LanS

T.E iAe i-l acres in cfIlt
rs OF Imperial see i
Nalpb Imperial. 25tlo
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
Help w anfed
Wanted To Buy

WE BUY second hand goods of ali
descriptions. Army aud Navy Va
riety store. 4oU Nam. 2str
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

FOR FE.NI-TVo adjoining rooms
aud q single room Three cNpo,
urcS, second floor, cool and most
doSirablc for lie summer months.
Close i'm. 5l2 Olive. Plour #a5.
3lti
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31

WANTED -E..jabIc cook to take
charge Of simmer resort reatau-
rant. S.c Mrs. Aluutcan, Blue
Moon Hotel. Phone 75I. &it3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Notice j, hereby given by George
L. Kennedy, executor of the estate
of Nio]rttc s. Campbell, deceased
to all persons having claims agains,
ssaJd deceased, 10 present them with
IN ten months after first publication
Of This notico to the undersigned M
Io 40 Rchkopf Building, III Centre,
California, the place selected 10
irJu>act buS,ncs, IF said estate. or
file ihom vilhiu ten months after
first publication Of this notice in
The office Of the Clerk Of Superior
Court, Imperial County
Dated this 10th day Of April. 1927.
GEORGE T.. KENNEDY.
Executor.
Jas, ", Glassforl, Attorney for
Executor, M 10 Il - III
No. 1i>5. prpt
ranrc anuouucc~ plan Of super
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-03-18
LITTLE NEWS STORIES FROM HANFoRD
(By Mrs Norman Angling

S. T. Sawdey of Spokane visited at
the Conkle home last Friday and Sat
urday. MIR. Sawdey is brother OF
Mrs. Conkle.
s. F. Murray who for the past
seven weeks has been taking the
place of Knute Hill as principal of
the Prcsser junior high school, has
returned to his home in Hanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Jamison have
returned from Walla Walla, where
they purchased twelve hundred baby
chix.
w. S. Weber returned from Yak
ina last Saturday evening, driving a
LEW Franklin car.
The Eastern Star will have Soc
ial evening at the next regular meet
ing night, April S. All Stars and
their husbands and all Masons and
their wives are invited.
The Christian Endeavorers are
planning social for Wednesday
evening. There will be candy and
pie for sale during the evening. A
very nice program is being planned.
This social is being given to assist in
sending delegates to the district con-
vcntion at Sunnyside, March 25-27.
There will be no admission at the door.
! The 18th and 9th grades gave a
very pleasant program of short plays,
readings and music last Saturday
evening in the high school auditor
i,,r7. The program was well attended
a,tj trough the small admission, Of
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-03-18
SPUDS!
IL yass w Mt good ones,
sac RI. e. ROBINSON.
Phnne 1lO A.
81 q Nc III

- ~ O0|N/S|S>N><ScSC-
Spring seems to be having hard
time breaking through this year.
There is still lots of snow in the
mountains as well as on the higher
plateaus in the eastern part of the
state and L. N. Fry says there was
a light furry of snow at Allard We'd
nesday morning. Fruit buds of all
klnds are being retarded by the cold
weather, although some of them, such
IS apricots and some peaches, are
showing indications of becoming i'm
patient over the delayed spring.
Albert Cook, the frost warning man.
says that all of the fruit districts il,
the west are two weeks later than u.s.
usl and it may be possible that it
Will not be necessary to light the or
chard heaters this year. He adds.
however, that we are approaching a
time when there is danger from low
temperatures and warns growers who
are planning to heat to have their
equipment ready for use. Tempera-
lures of from 20 to "a, he says, will
do some damage where heating is not
resorted to.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-03-18

10 and 20 cents about SIS was taken
in. The pupils are buying baseball
equipment with the money.
The Sunshine Cooking Club met
last Saturday afternoon at the home
OF Verna and June Moulster and two
OF the girls gave a demonstration of
vegetable soup making. The next
meeting will be at the home of Ruby
Smith. Mrs. T. D. Moffatt is the
leader of the class and the girls are
receiving some very efficient instruc-
ton in the art of cooking.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. MacDonell
drove to Pasco Wednesday morning,
taking Mrs. Don Hennis to the hos
rital, where she will undergo an op-
CT alton.
Elmer Horton and family have ar
rived in Hanford and will live on the
O'Brien place south of town. Mr.
Horton has also leased the Edward
Nelson place across from the high
school.
]. w. Fenley and E. R. Griner
drove to Yakima Wednesday on bus
mess.
Mrs. r. w. MacDoncll entertain
ed Saturday afternoon with a bridge
party. There were four tables, Mrs.
Fred English of White Bluffs win
ming first prize. The house was pref
tily decorated in St. Patrick's Day
colors and the refreshments approp-
riately CARRIED out the same idea.