White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-06-14

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Kelso, for one year as nuisance has
been ordered by Judge Cushman Of
the United States district court at Ia
coma. The proprietor Of the hotel
was found guilty on jointist charge
last year.
The largest experimental poultry
farm in the Pacific Northwest has
been put into full operation by the Fox
River Butter company near Belling-
ham. It will have a capacity of 50,-
900 laying hens and will cover 20
acres Of ground.
EARLY cherries and Yellow Trans
parent apples will be ready to ship in
express lots from White Bluffs by
June Is. The cherry crop is spotted
and will be reduced to two cars. Three
cars Of Yellow Transparent apples
will be shipped.
Completion Of new brick and con-
crete building for the Camas Cooper
alive Creamery company was cele.
brated by a picnic, which was attended
by about 400 Clark county farmers.
The cooperative creamery was organ
inzed in 1912 and has grown remark
ably.
The state of Washington has started
an action in the superior court of
Klickitat county in an effort to pre-
vent the Columbia River Packers as
ISOLATION from using shore lands on
the Columbia river near Grand Dalles
for commercial salmon fishing pur-
poses.
Preparations are being made FOR a
six-day roundup of several hundred
semi-wild, wind-broken horses iii the
Badger mountain region across the
Columbia river from Wenatchee. The
animals, running at large in wild
state, have become nuisance to the
farmers.
In order to permit the dredger to
deepen the mill pond and also to allow
erection of "a new smokestack, the
Mackey mill at Markham, at the
mouth of Johns river in western
Grays Harbor county, has been tenn
porarily closed, according to word
reaching MontesanO.
J.. w. Bennett of Kelso, who has a
stage route between Kelso and Oak
Point over the Ocean Beach highway
will begin carrying the mail to the
Stella, Oak Point and Eagle Cliff post
offices on the north bank of the Co
lumbia river on start route contract
the first of the week.
Mills and camps in the Elma district
resumed cutting last week, following
closed period of week, in conform
ity with the general curtailment pro-
gram. Several operators have an.
nounced a five-day week for June, with
a two-week closed period over the
Fourth of July vacation.
Pupils in Minnehaha school carried
off the honors in the state eighth
grade examinations, according to 9
report issued by the Clark county SUI
perintendent. Carl Matthews was first
with 1913 credits out of possible 900;
Chester Boldly was second with 881
and Juanita Simpson was third with
877.
Chester Leichhardt, game warden Of
Cowlitz county, is engaged in planting
$4,000 steelhead salmon in the Toutle
and Kalama river and $4,000 eastern
brook trout in small streams tributary
to the Toutle river. The fish have
been in rearing ponds at the Kalama
river hatchery for several months and
are of good size.
Three boys experiments with key
Of blasting powder found in deserted
cabin 55 miles north of Spokane sent
them to hospital. Grover Painter,
Is, Winston Anderson, 10, and Irving
Henks, 10, were "frightfully burned
Unable to obtain aid, they staggered
three miles to the hospital at Newport
before they Collapsed.
Receipts from motor license fees for
the first six months of 1929 totaled
$6,366,924, gain Of nearly 100000
over the first half Of 1928, according
to the semi-annual returns made by
State Treasurer Hinton. The gain ID
almost per cent short of the increase
estimated by the legislature in formu.