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

Cattle-SteerS, gOOd, 9oWo.oU.
Hogs-Good to choice, $4@4.25.
Lambs-Good to choice, $5.5O@6.
The Silver Lake. Slightly and Toutle
school districts voted to consolidate
the three districts.
The Farmers National bank of Pom
eroy is paying it's second 20 per cent
dividend to depositors. The bank was
closed last May.
Despite heroic efforts of his chum to
save him, Joseph Arnold, Is, drowned
in millpound at Spokane after he
had fallen from log.
There were 80 Winlock high school
students who made the honor roll dur
ing the last semester. The seniors led
with IL Of their number.
The federal Indian department is be-
ing urged by Washington coast resi-
dents to appropriate funds for a CEN
trail Indian school at Queets.
Grand officers of the Masonic order
Washington recently dedicated the
new two-story modern concrete Ma
sonic temple at White Salmon.
Pullman's community chest drive
ended with an oversubscription OF
1919. E. B. Parker announced $3.50
subscribed against a quota of $4,000.
A. M. Gray, educational supervisor
Of the Yakima Indian agency, has re-
signed on account of i'll health. He
had been connected with the agency
for many years.
Managers of 60 local wheat cooper
atives, affiliated with the North Pa
cific Grain Growers, Inc, northwest
regional unit, will meet in Spokane
the last of this week.
More than 300 Rebekahs of the Yaki
ma valley were guests of the Topper.
ish Rebekah lodge at the semi-annual
Rebekah district assembly there. Fiji
teen lodges were represented.
The TWIN City central labor coun.
Gil, comprising unions of Centralia and
Chehalis, has placed itself on record
as opposed to the repeal Of the state
law taxing butter substitutes.
The triangular piece Of ground own
ed by the city of Endicott across the
street from the Congregational church
has been converted into a city park.
1t will be known as Washington tri.
angle.
Officials Of the Heinrich Brewing
company Of Seattle have announced
plans to expand facilities for manu-
featuring near beer at cost of $685.
900 and also to anticipate the legaliza-
ton of real beer.
1t rains money at Ocean Park. Mrs.
Anna Jacobson was hit on the head
the other day by ten-cent piece that
came straight from cloudless sky.
OF several theories, one is advanced
that bird dropped it.
The cedar products plant of Bratlie
Brothers Mill company at Ridgefield
on Lake river, which has been shut
down since last June, resumed cutting
approximately full blast last week,
furnishing work to about 65 men.
Work of dredging the channel of the
Walla Walla river about six miles west
of town has been completed by the
county, the river being induced to
flow under the bridge, which it left
during the high water month ago.
Through efforts Of Representative
Summers provision has been in.
serted in the veterans bureau appro-
priation making available $4,000 to
enable the bureau to test the curative
properties of the waters of Soap lake.
Secretary of State Hinkle has given
official notice that the petitions for
the initiative permanent registration
bill have more than the required mum.
Der Of valid signatures and that the
measure will be on the November bal.
lot.
A fatal shooting climaxed a week.
end fishing trip on Anderson island,
near Tacoma, resulting in the death
of Warren Orr, "a, of Steilacoom, and
the arrest of Steve Judson, rs, and
Nellie Wolfe, IS, Divorce and his
housekeeper.