White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-05-12

Butterfat-Pound tic.
Hogs-Good to choice, $4@415.
Cattle-Choice steers, SCOT.
Sheep-Spring lambs, $6@65O.
Spokane
Cattle-Steers, good, $6@675.
Hogs-Good to choice, S4@4.10.
Lambs-Good to choice, $5.50@6.25.
Axel Larson narrowly escaped fatal
injuries recently near Keller when
COW gored him. The decorations on
his face required seven stitches.
Manufacture of cheese was started
by the Cowlitz Dairymen's association
at it's plant in the former Western
Dairy Products creamery in Kelso.
Operations were resumed recently
by the Mutual Lumber company at its
single mill in Bucoda. The plant had
been shut down for several months.
Owing to the financial condition of
the school district. teachers in the
Northport school will continue their
work for the next few weeks without
salary.
The first sheep sale of any size this
year at Pasco is that of the Hales
Commission company, which sold 1850
yearlings to Sam Stewart of Yakima at
the rate of $3.50 head.
Lone Yew grange dedicated it's new
hall south of Toledo recently. State
Master A. S. Goss, Seattle, made the
principal address and had charge of
the dedicatory ceremonies.
Bodies Of Charles White, 16, and
his brother, Clarence, Is, were recov-
cred from the Eastern mill pond at
Centralia, into which they apparently
fell while playing on logs.
Welfare workers in Toppenish dis
tributed 1900 articles of clothing, found
work totaling 974 days for heads of
families and spent $3.50 during the
winter, to relieve distress.
Fred R. Bramme of Yakima, whose
back was broken in fall caused by
stepping on a loose apple while push.
ing truck loaded with apples, is re-
ported to be in a serious condition.
University of Washington coaches
are determined to carry ON their spring
sports program in the face of reports
that no money will be available for
trips unless a $4,000 loan is negotiat.
ed soon.
The right Of way is now being OBJ
tanned for the Washington unit Of the
Wallula cutoff. When right of way is
secured, bids for construction will be
called for. Oregon will open bids for
its end on May 18.
The city council of Seattle was mott
fled last week that Seattle banks will
refuse to cash city warrants after May
10. The city government faces the
possibility of a $2,8O0,O0O deficit by
the end of the year.
The state highway department will
spend some surplus appropriations on
the Ocean Beach highway this season
to provide a year-around connecting
link to make the highway complete
from Longview to the sea.
One of the largest classes in the his
tory of Washington State college, num-
bering 566, will be given degrees in
June. OF this number ATT will receive
the bachelors degree, five the mas
ter's degree and one doctorate.
The state supreme court ruling on
Its first case involving use and oc-
cupancy insurance, a new branch of
fire insurance, has reversed a Pierce
county judgment and ordered new
trial in the suit Of Tacoma lumber
company to collect $1,000 from five
insurance companies. The question
involved is, How much would the plain.
tiff have earned toward it's overhead
expense had fire not destroyed the
sawmill?
Approximately $50 men went back
to work in the two camps of the
Clemens Logging company Of Mel
bourne, near Aberdeen. Under the
company program both camps will
operate at capacity at least until
July A.
Jesse Prince, 81, member of a Lewis
county pioneer family, was killed at
Glenoma when struck by snag that
was torn loose by hanback, line. His
skull WAS fractured. PRINCE and two