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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-02
WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART
 LEGION
Associated Press Photo

There will be an open installa- ton of officers tonight at p. m. Moose members, their wives and ladies are invited to attend. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-02
. . % se 0 SPORT BRIEFS c . se

The Jac-,;e T1elds-Young Corbett fight in San Francisco on January p, has been sanctioned by the California State Boxing Commis- sion.
 Football relations between the Haskell Indians and the University of Kansas will be renewed October III this year after a lapse since 1904.
 Mrs. Florence Grimes, wife of Burleigh Grimes, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher is accused of desertion and nonsupport in case filed in Pitts burgh.
 Coach A. A. Stagg of the Univer- sity of Chicago, is spending his va- cation in California.
 With one exception the govern ment body of the National League Champion Chicago Cubs will be the same this year as last. P. K. Wrig- ley replaces Adolph Speilmann as director. Speilmann died last year.
 The batteries of the Chicago Cubs accompanied by Manager Joe Me Cart hy and Coaches Burke and Schalk, will leave Chicago for Cata- lima Island February IS for train ing.
 Commercial printing at The En-
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

pecial de las efelides, de las
manchas sanguineas, de las des
coloraciones y de los naevi ma
TERM, manchas congenitales vul
garmente llamadas antojos. Es-
tas manchas, de forma con fire.
cuencia irregular y de diversas
dimensiones, tienen todas su ma
turaleza, un caracter particu-
lar, su causa o su origen. Cual-
quiera de esas manchas puede
desaparecer con ell TEMPO, o ba-
jo la acci6n de lociones excitan-
ties, sino del TODD, por 10 menos
en- parte. Hay otras en- las cua-
lles seria inutil TODD tratamiento
porque no constituyen sintoma
de ninguna enfermedad. Yo he
descubierto O he creido descu-
brir que estas Gltimas, que ella.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
NJ TIENE LAS MAQUI-
NARIAS PARA REPARAR
LOS BUQUES Y DEBE TE-
NER Ell DIQUE

Hablando aver ante los CO.
rredores de casas y terrenoS
de esta ciudad, ell ingeniero
William J. Donnelly, de repu-
tacion nacional, manifesto que
Tampa tiene equipo mecanico
para reparar barcos, tan bue-
nc como ell de cualquiera otra
ciudad, y que solo n~ecesita I'm
dique SEQ.
Sc refiri6 a la eficiencia de
los buques que para ell gobier-
no fueran construidos aquf du-
rante la guerra mundial, reco-
mendando a los hombres de
negocios aporten su ayuda a.
proyecto de la camara de CO.
mercio.
Opina que TODD diQue secc
es factor de progreso.
Costaria la construction ur
million de pesos.
Mr.. Donnelly ha construido
% diques y cree que ell de
aqui sera su vigesimo-cuarto.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

decirme...
Senior conde-le interrum.
pic ella,-esta noche, en- ell no.
tel de Lucerolle, en- presencia de
la sonora condesa, Sc 10 dire to-
do. La desgraciadai Tulsa, de
rodillas, implorara ell perd6n de
ustedes. iAh! yo Sc 10 suplico,
no me pregunte NADIA en- este
momento... iDejeme llorar, Sc
nor condo, dejeme llorar!
Y no pudiendo contenerse
mas, comenz6 a sollozar.
Ell doctor Gervais 10 habia
adivinado TODD.
-Luisa-dijo tomandole la
mano,-una palabra, una sofa
palabra.
La pobre mujer levant6 hacia
81 su mirada deSolada.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

sifico entire los noeW materni,
pueden ser hereditarias.
"Cuando naci6 su hijo de US
ted, senior conde-continu6 ell
doctor,-yo escribi un trabajo
sobre eSta question de las man.
chas, y una mancha de un rojo
vivo cubierta de vello, que yo
note en- ell pecho del recien naci-
do, fue objeto por mi de un es-
tudio especial.
LA mancha estaba en- este
lado, senior condo, aqui donde
yo pongo Ell dedo, y estoy segu-
ro de que no ha podido desapa-
recer nj zanzibar de sitio."
il La mancha de los Luce
role -exclamo ell condo.
Y con I'm rapido movimientC
sdesabroch6 sus vestidos, entres
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

brio la camisa Y mostrando la
parte izquierda del pecho, ex-
clamo:
Yea listed, doctor, yea US
ted.
Ell senior Gervais lanz6 una
exclamation de algeria. Su ros-
tro Sc ilumin6.
-iSenor underestimate
listed tiene la misma mancha !
Como mi padre y como mi
abuelo; les la mancha roja de
los Lucerolle!
En- aquel momento, Tulsa Yer
der, con ell pelo desordenado,
jadeante, palida como una a.
mortajada y con algo espantoso
en- los ojos, apareci6 en- ell UNI
bral de la puerta de la habita-
,ci6n,
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

Como Ministro de Venezue-
la no puedo entrar en- polemicas
de ninguna especie con los Re-
presentantes al Congreso Ame-
ricano Sres. Ransdell, Garque
~ Sandlin, sobre las condolences
politicas de mi pals. No les re-
conozco ell derecho de exigirnos
cuentas de nuestros actos. Pue-
den tener de nosotros la OPT
Mon que les plazca. No nos in
teresa que sea buena o mala.
Venezuela es una naci6n sobe-
rama e independents, tanto CO.
mo los Estados Unidos de Anne
RIGA, y de no menos brillante his
toria. Ning1n poder extrano,
ning1n funcionario de otro pals
tiene por que inmiscuirse en-
~nuestros asuntos. De la politica
y de los actos de los gobernan-
ties venezolanos, solo es juez en-
la terra ell pueblo de Venezue-
la".-Pedro M. Arcaya, Minis
tro de Venezuela en- Washing
ton.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

| -Luisa-continu6 ell doctor
eXtendiendo ell brazo hacia ell
! cadaver,-digame listed quien
: es csc hombre.
J -iEs mi hijo!-exclam6 con
voz desgarradora.-iAh ahora
!que va esta muerto, que va no
sme oye, que va no me We, puedo
labrazarle por fin.
| Sc precipit6 sobre ell cadaver,
lie rode6 con sus brazos y lie Gu
:brio de besos, mientras 10 rega-
3ba con sus~ lagrimas. Sollozaba
y lanzaba gemidos desgarrado-
res. Era conmovedor, horrible,
iverla y oirla.
! -iOh! la miserable !Amur-
muro ell conde,-=ahora COM
prendo.
J -Senor conde-diiO ell doc
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
NOTICIAS DE -
INTERES LOCAL

Contin1an siendo buscados
los dos asesinos que anteayer
Sc escaparon de la carcel del
condado de Fulton, en- Allan
ia, Fred Fair y Sam Aiken.
Fair secuestr6 hace dos amos
a la Sra. Kitty Heath, en- At
lanta, y ella vino a Tampa, de-
nunciandolo aqui a la policia.
La mujer manifesto que en-
contra de su voluntad la habia
tenido encerrada en- una casa
de Lakeland, por negarse a
casarse con el. Regres6 ella a
Georgia Y fue ALI que Fair
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
Nadie advirti6 su presencia.

Made advirtio su presencia.
-iY bien! senior conde--con-
tinu6 ell doctor,@iesta listed
convencido ahora? iAh! puede
listed creerme, este cadaver no
es ell de SUI hijo de listed, no es
ell del vizconde de Lucerolle.
Doctor, doctor-respondi6
ell conde,-me parece que la ra-
z6n me abandona, que me vuel-
vo loco.
Tulsa habia avanzado hasta
ell centric de la habitaci6n.
Ell doctor Gervais no Sc
equivoca-dijo con voz ronca;
este no es ell cadaver del viz
condo de Lucerolle.
e. conde lanz6 un CRITIC y Sc.
abalanz6 hacia Luisa.
-iAhl Luisa, Quiere listed
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

Para directora del departa-
mento de arte de las escuelas
de Tampa fue nombrada aver,
a recommendation del supervi-
sor M. w. Carothers, la Srta.
Blanche Cahoon, que desem-
penara ell mismo puesto en- Tul-
sa, Oklahoma.
Els graduada de la escuela
Normal de New York y de-
Institute de Arte de Rochester.
Cubrira la vacante que pro-
dujera la renuncia de Daniel
de Ross.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
LEGO UN AEROPLANO DE
LA MARINA

A las siete de la noche de
aver aterriz0 en- Ell aerodromo
municipal un aeroplano de la
marina, con ell teniente John
E. Pixton en- los mandos.
Vino ell teniente a visitar a
su hermana, la Sra. G. F. Hay
man, vecina de la avenida Cen
trail 6006.
Esta destacado ell teniente
en- la estaci6n naval de Pensa-
cola y su aparato, con motor
Wasp de $50 caballos, es uno
de los mas veloces de la marina
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

hiri6 a E. L. Griffin, su hernia
no, y mato a un policfa. Sc lie
conden6 a muerte Y pronto iba
a ser ejecutado.
Aconteci6, antes de que ell
criminal fuera atrapado, que
ell hermano de la Heath, Grit
fifth, 10 confundio con John
link y este result6 gravemen-
te herido.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
~ TALES HIJOS
Por
0 Millone,
Al dia
Henry German

-Escdcheme listed, pues, Sc
nor condo, escdcheme listed.
"Yo he consagrado una parte
de mi vida a estudiar amplia-
mente y con paciencia todas las
intermediates de la piel, tan nu
merosa y con frecuencia tan ex-
tranas. Esto me condujo, natu-
ralmente, a ocuparme en- cier-
tas alteraciones del color de los
t~egumentos, que nosotros desig-
namos bajo ell nombre generico
de manehas 0 maculas. Anadire
que hice tambien I'm estudio es-
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

Dos automobiles chocaron
aver en- ell puente de la aveni-
da de Michigan sufriendo he
ridas y lesiones los j6venes AL
vim Gilligan, Fred Farnette y
j. H. Brown. Ell ch6fer de la
otra maquina no detuvo la mar
cha, desapareciendo.
Gilligan dijo. que en- ell acct
dente perdi6 una valiosa sor-
tia y Glen pesos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

"Dentro de un atomo, csc haz
infinitesimal de particulas cleo
tricas que constituyen toda la
materia del universe, hay una
inconcebible reserva de fuerza.
La Ciencia moderna ha COM
probable que la energia que en-
cierran los atomos de una sofa
gotta de aqua puede hacer fun
cionar I'm generator de cincuen
ia mil Nlowatts para producer
luz y fuerza a una gran ciudad
durante veinticuatro horas".-
Prof. Arthur H. Compton, Pre-
MIC Nobel de Ffsica de 1927.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

"El Islamismo no ha sabido
crear esas elites que fueron la
fuerza de la Cristiandad; en-
cambio ST ha sabido ensenar a
las masas ciertas virtudes que
pueden ser muy titles en- Occi-
dente: la fidelidad a la palabra
empenada, la sobriedad, y ell
canon del buen juicio que Sc ba-
sa en- ell humanitarismo y en- la
sencillez. - Ferrero.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

Por falta de fondos no po-
dra continuar su campana de
publicidad la Camara de Co
mercio, segdn Sc dijo aver. Ell
condado no ha apropiado fon-
dos para esa finalidad y 81 no
10 hace dentro de POGO tempo,
la propaganda cesara.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

"Gozando de una posici6n geo.
grafica privilegiada debemos
aspirar a ser en- la America I'm
factor de collaboration y frater-
nidad para servir siempre que
sea possible a la causa de la COO
peraci6n entire las differences
naciones de nuestro continente
politico, y al d~esarrollo econ6-
mico del hemisferio occidental,
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

La Divinidad no esta asia
da. La infinita personalidad del
hombre encierra al universe, y
no hay NADIA en- este que no Sc
sintetice en- aquella. Este COM
prueba que la verdad del univer
so es una verdad humana."-
Rabindranath Tagore.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

10 cual nos coloca mas cerca de
los Estados Unidos, ejemplar
organization democratica, cuyo
maravilloso desarrollo en- todos
sentidos la han convertible en-
poderoso y eficiente colabora.
dor del progreso de estas nue.
vas naciones. Olaya
Herrera, Presidente de Colum.
bia.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

"Yo no he matado nj orden6
matar a ningun boliviano. Yc
no soy Melgarejo. He salido de
Bolivia para siempre. Sudame-
RIGA para los sudamericanos'
Hans Kundt, Ex-Jefe del Els
tado Mayor de Bolivia.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

"Aun cuando no puedo demos
trarla, creo en- la severacion pi-
tag6rica de que la verdad es in
dependence de los seres huma-
nos. Els ell problema de la l6gica
de la continuidad PROF. AL
bert Einstein.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

Gel marido ideal debe ser Ell
jefe de la casa ahora y siempre.
Sin embargo, las mujeres de
hoy tenemos tanta fortaleza de
independence que Ell hombre ne
costa tener I'm gran tacto para
imponer su autoridad sin pro-
vocar fricci6n o rebeIdia."-
Ruth Elder.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

espina que ell continente-can-
sado de guerras-tiene metida
en- Ell costado. La enemistad
franco-italiana que reciente-
mente ha tornado tales proper
clones, es uno de los principles
problemas de la Europa de post
-guerra".-Edouard Herriot.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

"Yo puedo proclamar con or
gullo que nunca he manchado
de sangre mis- manos".-Emilio
Portes Gil, Ex-Presidente de
Mexico.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

"Dentro de POGO todas mis-
obras quedaran adaptadas al
cine hablado. No me quedaba o.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23
Sc DIJO ESTA SEMANA

Opiniones y frases de celebri-
dades mundiales seleccionadaS
por RAMIRO DE ULLOA
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

Me atreveria a decir que so.
lamente en- Berlin podemos en-
contrar ahora la antigua ale
grfa francesa."-M. G.. de Ia
Fouchardiere.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

tro canine, puesto que Ell tea
tro solo sobrevivira como una
especie de escuela de declama-
ci6n. - Bernard Shaw.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

"Son siempre las minorias
las creadoras del progreso, pues
es por medic de aquellos que no
temen ser differences a los de-
mas que conseguimos ell adelan
to de la sociedad humana."--
Raymond B. Fosdick, Presiden-
te del Institute Rockefeller.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

"El problema que estamos
confrontando es de control in
dustrial a fin de que los obreros
puedan tener trabajo permanen
tie. Creo que la industrial auto
movilistica terminara por esta-
blecer ell ano de diez meses, en-
10 q. a production Sc referee
Henry Ford.
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

ME parece muy bien que Sc
haya reunido I'm congreso de
hombres de ciencia con objeto
de estudiar y sistematizar el
~, la attraction sexual, que es
la 1nica fuerza que adn no ha
sido controlada ."-Elinor Glyn.
autora de la novela "It".
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

eel problema franco-italiano
es una constante amenaza para
la tranquilidad europea, y una
La gaceta., 1930-08-23

Copyright 1880 by
PalIas Features Syndicate
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-07-25
FAILS TO ATTEND
HIS OWN FUNERAL

Tried at the bar of public opinion,
found guilty and sentenced to death,
a coyote that has been feasting on the
flock of turkeys Of Mrs Barrett and
the chickens Of B. L. Clark, on Bar
rett Island, lived up to the general
characteristics of the animal by fail
ing to appear and play it's part in the
execution, much to the disappointment
of Yves Robbins and his band of fiji
teen, who, armed with shotguns and
rifles. went over to the island Monday
evening to carry out the sentence.
Mrs. Barrett says that she has lost
at least IS turkeys since the first Of
July and that Mr.. Clark has missed a
number of chickens. Although there
are places in the slough that can be
waded. the island is still surrounded
by water. This would indicate that
the coyote knows the places that can
be waded, or is swimming the slough,
or more probably, has established his
home on the island.
Yves says he hasn't given up hope
of completing his part of the contract
and is planning another expedition but
intends to use little more strategy
the next time.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-07-25
WORK ON PLANS TO IN
CREASE FIRE PROTECTION

At joint meeting Of the trustees
Of the White Bluffs Water Works and
the committee in charge of the fire
equipment, last Friday evening, var
ious plans were discussed for coor-
dinating the two to give the town
the best possible service. One Of
these plans provided for the water
company to install another fire hyd-
rant on Federal Avenue, probably in
front Of the Yves Robbins apartment
building. Another, the connecting up
of the water mains with the pump at
the cold storage plant to give double
pressure on the mains in the event of
fire.
Nothing definite was done at the
meeting but it is probable the water
company will make both of these i'm
provements.
Another matter discussed was the
acquiring of some building, centrally
for housing the fire equipment
One of the problems in this connec-
ton is to get building that is heated
or can be heated in the winter to
keep the fluid, which is mostly water,
in the extinguishers, from freezing.
The committee is Investigating and
hopes to find such a building before
cold weather.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-07-25
GROWERS BOARD MEETS
ANDsELECTS OFFICERS

The board of trustees of the White
Bluffs unit Of the Central Washing
ton Growers association, elected some
time ago, met Monday evening and
organized by the selection of r. J.
Roberts as president; w. H. Keal,
vice-president and w. F. Shaw as
secretary-treasurer. ]. E. Baker was
elected as a delegate from this place
to the general council that meets in
Yakima. The local board of trustees
is made up of R. ]. Roberts, Robert
Nitzsche, ]. E. Baker, w. H. Keal and
w. F. Shaw.
According to reports, the association
is making steady progress in securing
members and has very nearly reached
its goal of 20 per cent growers in the
Yakima valley while its total in the
Wenatchee district exceeds the 70
per cent i'll ~
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-07-25
WANT WESTERN MAN
ON POWER BOARD


President Hoover has indicated that
he would consider the name of some
man from the Northwest for appoint
nent or the newly created Federal
Water Power Leasing Board. This
has resulted in the starting of several
little boomlets throughout this state.
The North Central part is boosting
Rufus Woods, editor Of the Wenatchee
World. Yakima has brought out Ralph
Williamson, former attorney, for
number of years, for the reclamation
service.
The northwest has never been re-
presented on the Water power board
and as a large percentage of the
hydro electric power sites are located
in this part of the nation the naming
of man from this section would APP
pear to be Justified.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-07-25
SO YEARS AVERAGE LIFE
SPAN Of PEAR TREES

State College experimenters have
beaten the insurance men at their own
game. They have determined the
average life expectancy of pear tree.
According to experiments recorded
by Neil w. Johnson, State College
instructor in farm management, any
pear tree planted in this state has the
opportunity to live to the ripe old age
Of SO, if given the proper care.
Full bearing for the Washington
pear trees has been placed at the
eleventh year, according to the re-
port, Economic Aspects of the
Washington Fruit Industry" which
Mr.. Johnson has just converted into
a State College agricultural bulletin,
in gathering material for the report,
students of the fruit situation con-
sidered orchards in. Chelan, Douglas,
Grant. Okanogan, Yakima, and Kit
titas counties, where 1882 acres are
planted in pears, 1889 bearing and
1898 are non-bearing. This unparalleled
ed planting orgy indicates to the
State College specialists that within
the next ten years market outlet
must be sought for 1913 per cent OF
our present production. Overplanting
seems in evidence in all major pear
producing areas in the West, and
Washington State men are counselling
against pear planting except under the
most favorable circumstances.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-07-25
WASHINGTON RID CARRIERS
100 PER CENT STRONG

The Washington Rural Letter Car.
riers Association is now enc hundred
per cent in membership, so reports
M. r. Slavens of Hanford who has
Just returned from attending the state
convention at Bellingham. Very few
states have ever attained the distinc-
ton of being one hundred per cent
and Washington feels justly proud
of their record. During the last three
years that Mr.. Slavens has been Sec
rotary of the organization it has al
most doubled in membership. There
are now Ais rural routes in the state
and the membership of the associa-
ton is now Alb few substitutes car
riers having joined.
The present officers of the associa-
ton declined to be candidates this
year and new officers were elected as
fellows; w. o. Aldridge of Port Or
chard, president; r. B. Barton. Pull
man, Vice. President; J. ]. Miller
Grandview, historian; and c. A. King
of Tacoma, secretary-treasurer. M. K.
Slavens of Hanford was elected del
egate-at-large to the National Con-
vention at Detroit. Mr.. Slavens is also
chairman of the Good Roads Com
mittee of the National association.
Important among the resolutions
adopted werey; Urging the national
association to carry out program OF
education of patrons Of rural routes,
concerning the scope of the service
offered and the cooperation which
can be extended the rural carriers to
expedite service; optional retirement
at the end of thirty years regardless
of ages, graduated vacations were
urged in another resolution. Wenat-
chez was chosen as the meeting place
fer the 1881 State convention.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-07-25
Say Naches
Pass Highway
Most Scenic
Working Day and Night
to Finish New Cross
State Road BY 1881

The Naches Pass Highway, from
Yakima to the Coast, when completed,
will be the most scenic IN !ae stase.
This is the verdict Of the White BLUFFS
folks who joined the caravan last
Sunday from Yakima to Lake Ilpsoe.
Those who went from here were
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Wilkinson, Dud-
lev wilkinson. Karl Becht, Jack o.
Larey. Fred Gilhuly, w. L. Schwi-
sow Francis Shanahan, Freddie CHI
hulv Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. English and
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Hawley. ..,.,
After reaching the lake, Mr.. Will
l,inson Mr.. Gilhuly and Mr.. Schwisow,
with many others, on foot, under their
own power, travelled over the tran
from the east to the west side OF the
mountain over the unfinished part
of the road which they were told
would be three, but which proved to
be about six, miles. There they were
met with cars and taken to the YAK
ina Park, which is to be officially
opened next year. They described the
park as being one of the most beauti-
full in the state. Astounding in mag
nificent natural beauty and scenery.
Passes for entering the park were
limited to 800 cars and MIR. Wilkin-
son said the whole quota was there
and that he met many acquaintance
from all over southeastern Washington
as well as from the western part OF
the state. ;,
The others in the party who had
planned to picnic at the lake, lost a
battle to the mosquitoes, turned around
and came back few miles where they
spent the day in one of the many
shady places.
Steam shovels and construction
crews are working day and night
from both sides OF Lake Tipsoe and
those in charge of the work hope to
have all d Of the heavy construction
finished this year, gnd to have the
road opeh for traveT some time during
1881. A
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-07-25
LOCAL GROWERS ATTEND
THREE RIVERS PICNIC

w. H. Keal and family, John Lar
sen and family, George Lowering, Mrs.
I. B. Burns and Thomas Clarke OF
White Bluffs attended the grower
member picnic of the Three Rivers
Growers Association at Kennewick on
the evening of July II. Two or three
talks were made, the most important
of which was one by Lee M. ,Lampson.
manager, who recited the history OF
the association from its small begin
ming few years ago to its present
growth and standing. About twelve
hundred attended the picnic, which
was held in the association ware
house and cold storage plant. 1t was
announced that the picnic would be
an annual affair.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-07-25
SAYS LOCAL PEACHES
BEST EVER HANDLED

"Believe Best lot this variety ever
received. 1t is pleasure to receive
and sell such quality"
That was the pencil notation on the
card received from Fred Rea at Seattle
by r. D. Barge this week, acknowledge
ing receipt of a shipment of Roches-
ter peaches. The card also said the
peaches were selling in Seattle for
from $1.75 to $500 per box.
Mr.. Barge harvested approximately
500 boxes from his young peach or
chard this year. In addition to the
exceptional quality, they were of
unusual size, many of them packing
24s and 3Os.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-07-25
GETS GOOD RESULTS
WITH NEW GRASS

In an effort to secure some good
substitute for alfalfa, Henry Stahl
this spring seeded about an acre and
half Of his tract to soudan grass and
is very well satisfied with the expert
ment. He has already taken two cut
tings and believes he will get two
more. In tonnage he thinks it will
produce fully as much as alfalfa and
will make much better hay for stock.
He says the sheep men have offered
him $500 ton more for it than for
alfalfa. Dairymen will watch with
interest Mr.. Stahps experiment with
the soudan grass as it would very
probably make good follow-up crop
on alfalfa ground when the yield be-
gins to tighten up, which it usually
does four or five years after seeding.