White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-04-16

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Cattle Steers, good, $7.25@8.
Hogs Good to choice, $S.25@S50.
Lambs Medium to good, 1907.
Roses have bloomed all winter on
the A. e. Clark farm near Camas.
Sam Inkster, SO, was killed in a
dynamite blast on the James Whit
comb estate near Edmonds.
The new gymnasium for the Cathla'
met high school was dedicated recent
ly with public gathering.
Kenneth Miller, 18-month-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Doty residents.
fell into cesspool and was drowned.
e. J. Esses of Montesano shipped to
Japan 10000 feet of cottonwood logs.
| They will be sawed into lumber there.
| Clyde Anderson, 35, Battle Ground
| farmer, sustained serious chest injur.
les when he was gored by bull on
| his farm recently.
Yakima potato shipments recently
set high record for one week Of the
season at 240 cars. The seasons to-
tai is now 5484 cars.
More than 500 persons attended the
ceremonies at Northdalles when water
from the Columbia river was pumped
upon the Northdalles irrigation prob
ect.
Julian Boifet, residing in the Hanna
ford valley, northeast Of Centralia re-
ports killing wolf and five of her
young, which invaded his barn yard
and attacked his dairy herd.
Gas continued to blow out Of the
M. & M. Gas and Oil company well
on the LANCE farm, near Ferndale. 1t
has not yet been determined whether
the flow is from small pocket.
One man was killed and two others
seriously injured when two gasoline.
powered speeders on the City Of Sc
attle's line between Rockport and
Newhalem had a head-on collision.
Plans for planting trees along the
road at the site Of the city garbage
ground to hide the place from the mo.
torist on the highway are under con.
sideration of civic bodies at Hoquiam.
The annual state convention of dis.
ahed war veterans will be held in
Vancouver May 21-23. Entertainment
for about 400 delegates will be pro
vided by local members of the order.
Yakima growers report that no SER
ious damage was done to fruit by the
recent cold wave. While some april
cots and cherries were killed a suffi
cient number of buds remain for
full crop.
With the arrival Of warmer weather
It is expected that large asparagus
shipments will be made from the Ken.
newick valley soon. The torrential
rains increased the possibilities for
bumper crop.
Completion of new mill that will
have an annual capacity of 30,000,000
feet Of lumber and 100000 box
shocks, on which work has started at
the junction Of the Mad and Entiat
rivers, 80 miles from Wenatchee, is
expected this summer.
The Clark County Floral society will
hold rose show about June / and a
general flower show in September
featuring fall blooms. The society
also will have charge of the annual
yard and garden contest, in which
prizes will be given for the best and
neatest yards and homes.
Charles o. Wilson of Husum, while
driving over the Evergreen highway
between Stevenson and Carson, ran
into rock slide. His truck caught
fire and was totally destroyed, to
gether with all his household furni
ture.
Mayor Hill has issued statement
warning jobless men to stay away
from Walla Walla. Only home people
will be employed in cleaning up de
bris from the flood, and others will
not be fec and will be chased out OF
town, he said.