White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-09-08

Hogs-Good to choice, s4.50@4.75.
Cattle-Choice steers, $5@5.25.
Sheep-Spring lambs, $3.E0@4.25.
Spokane
Cattle-Steers, good, $4.50@5.25.
Hogs-Good to choice, S4.35@4.75.
Lambs-Medium to good, $3.5O@3.75.
The Washington Good Roads asso-
citation will hold its 33d annual con-
-vention at Spokane, September %.
But 400 voters have registered in the
three Davenport precincts as compared
with FOL registered for the 1880 pri-
maries.
Hazel Hiles, small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Hiles of Rose Valley,
received a severe facial injury when
she was kicked by horse.
William Lang, 3S, of Cloverland, was
killed by falling pole while erecting
a hay derrick. A rope broke without
warning and released the pole.
Growers in Yakima valley, aware of
adverse marketing conditions, are
viewing the apple market calmly and
intend to pack only the extra fancy
and fancy grades.
A 10 per cent dividend, totaling $685..
600, will be paid depositors Of the
Commercial Bank G. Trust company
of Wenatchee. Another 10 per cent
dividend will be paid before the end
of the year.
One of two men who accosted Roger
Van Cleve in front of the Kincade con.
fectionery store at Lyle recently,
while he was waiting for bus, choked
him and the other took $40 and Van
Cleve's watch.
Bumper wheat crops are being re-
ported at Chewelah, the yields run.
ming from IS to GO bushels an acre. An
abundant hay crop is being harvested
and alfalfa is yielding more than for
several seasons.
Imagine the embarrassment of A. r.
Woodin, Dryden rancher, who, milk
pail in hand, went to the barn to milk
his COW and found only the cows hide
and entrails. The remainder of the
cow was missing.
Many Yakima valley peach growers,
unable to get the cost of the produc-
tion and handling Of peaches at pres
ent prices, are not picking their fruit,
although the peak Of the harvest is
not due for another week.
Clyde kaufman of Riverdale made
his first trip to Seattle with his big
new cattle truck. He took Is head. 1t
was the largest shipment Of cattle
ever to roll out of the Okanogan val
ley in single truckload.
The bite of a venomous small black
spider was nearly fatal to Carl c.
Kludas, Omak rancher. Kludas suf-
fered part paralysis Of the respiratory
muscles and acute cramps shortly
after he had been bitten.
Jacob Wisebach, S3 years of age,
veteran Of the Bannock and Nez Perez
Indian wars and a resident of Wal,a
Walla for go years, is dead. When old
Fort Walla Walla was in existence be
served 10 years as sergeant.
The superior court Of Chelan county
has authorized the state banking de.
partment to declare 10 per cent
dividend to creditors of the Chelan
State bank, which closed last Febru-
airy. This Is the second dividend.
A number of portable sawmills en-
p.oying approximately 100 men are
operating In various sections of north.
ern Clark county, where small timber
tracts which were skipped by the
larger plants are being worked over
and converted into lumber and rail.
road ties, with most Of the latter being
cut for the Chinese republic.
j. L. Lynn was painfully injured and
hs truck badly damaged when an.
other truck, driven by Bob Reed.
smashed into him FROM the rear, fore
ing him off the road and upsetting the
truck, three miles north OF Water
vile.
Elma schools opened September 8,
did not offer free courses as usual to
Old graduates, but there will be a
email charge for tuition. The high
school staff has been reduced and
other cuts made In school manage
Eent