White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-11-01
WASHINGTON NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Brief Resume Of Happenings OF
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.

Inc week COLLECTED lot
Our Readers.
Dedication and open house cere
monies for the new 100000 Central
school at Snohomish were held last
week.
Fire, which started in a garage,
swept the business section of Pacific
Beach, Wash, resort settlement on
the Pacific ocean.
For the third time in as many years
Walla Walla milk is being shipped to
Lewiston, Idaho, for the local trade.
There is shortage there and sur
plus in Walla Walla.
A total Of approximately ~ mills IN
tax levies from various sources goes
to provide funds for maintenance OF
Yakima county schools according to
G.. w. Van Horn, deputy superintend-
ent.
Fire in the lumber yards Of H. e.
Orr at Kittitas did damage estimated
at close to $4,000. Only the gallant
fighting Of the citizens saved the en-
tire store of lumber from being wiped
out. !
Assistant Navy Inspector David 8.
Ingalls,, in charge of aviation, will be
In Bremerton November to inspect
the Lexington and Saratoga and at
tend to other aviation matters in that
district.
The combined ages Of the youngest
couple to obtain marriage license
in Vancouver for several months to-
tailed only "a years. They were Ray
Myers, 18, and Mae L. Buck, 16, both
Of Vancouver.
Frank Manning of Chehalis, pred
atory animal hunter, killed a cougar
at the Abe Imboden farm, near Vader.
The brue measured feet, 8 inches.
It had killed six Angora goats belong
ing to Imboden before the hunter was
called.
The Rev. Charles Kerner, Sunnyside
minister, who recently drove motor
car that figured in a collision in which
child was killed, pleaded guilty to
charge of reckless driving. An In
vestigation is being made of the case
before sentence is passed.
G. P. Enger, who for several years
past has been manager of the Grange
Warehouse company at Toledo, has
purchased the stock Of the members,
paying them premium Of 81 share
for their holdings. The deal includes
the building where the store is located.
e. w. Fry was elected governor Of
the Central Feed Dealers association
organized at a meeting in Yakima.
He will handle affairs of the organi-
cation in the district between Ellens-
burg and Prosser, the first unit of the
1 association formed east of the Cas-
cades.
The deep-sea fishing boat Clarion
unloaded 100000 pounds of halibut
and cod caught off the Oregon coast
at the Doty Fish company plant at
Kalama. The fish went into storage
at the Doty plant. 1t was the first
such cargo of fish that has been re-
ceived at Kalama
Opening three-day convention, ap'
proximately 1000 logging operators
gathered in Seattle for the goth ses
sion of the Pacific Logging congress
The gathering devoted most of the
; time to the mechanical side of oper
ating. Speakers from all sections Of
, the northwest were included in the
program.
When logging train of the Win
. lock-Toledo Logging company was
: ditched the homes of John Steinbergel
and man named Poison were badl!
: damaged, the first one named being
. practically demolished, being showed
some distance when several carload
= of logs went over the embankment
0 Mrs. Steinberger had left the rear o
: her home and gone to the front POI
r ton just before the accident and wa
not hurt. There was no one in tn
Poison house at the time.