White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-11-03

iOSS-GOOd to choice, $3.50 W3.SO.
Lambs-Medium to good, $3@3.5O.
G. Wickdahl, farmer of Good Hope
district, near Battle Ground, suffered
a compound fracture of his one good
leg when his wooden leg slipped on
q board.
To raise funds for campaign ex.
penses $50 Democrats of Benton coun.
ty gathered at Richland for dinner.
To feed the hungry partisans 100 tur-
keys were killed.
Janice Bruno, 8, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dell j. Bruno of Centralia,
was probably fatally burned when her
dress caught fire from jack-o-lantern
she was carrying.
The Washington Savings & Loan
league has elected A. w. Winden of
Tacoma president for the ensuing
year. The 1888 convention will be
held at Bellingham.
After wrecking his fathers automo-
bile, Edgar Jungquist, 81, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jungquist of Mt. YER
non, ended his life by drinking poi
son and then shooting himself.
An official count of the 1892 state
o,,ir ri 10
pleted. The canvass shows a total Of
427,944 votes. The Republicans polled
23O,O69 and the Democrats 1885.
The body of William Bertz, 35, who
was shot and killed by his wife in the
Ostrander creek country, when she
mistook him for a deer, was found
and taken to Castle Rock. He was shot
in the back Of the head.
The 15,O0oth box of apples for Seat
tie jobless families rolled westward
from Wenatchee recently. Trucks
were furnished by King county and
the loading, hauling and unloading
done by unemployed men.
With 10000 registered voters, regis
tration officials are of the opinion that
Chelan county's population exceeds the
31,630 given by the federal census. 1t
is estimated that the census-takers
overlooked about 5000 persons.
A new course, known as "proprie-
tary remedies" is being offered at the
school Of pharmacy at Washington
State college. 1t is designed to give
full knowledge of the various patent
that druggists handle.
A man believed to be Herschel
Brown Of Seattle, woman and a girl
about 8, were burned to death when
their car crashed into the blinker light
at the Puyallup river bridge on the
Pacific highway and burst into flames.
Charles ]. Johnson, real estate deal
er Of Tacoma and the first victim Of
a hunting accident this year, sued for
$4,000 for the loss of an eye. He
claims Benjamin Eche, the defendant,
shot out his eye while hunting Ccto-
Der l..
Chief of Police Norton Of Seattle
has ordered a general cleanup of
punchboards, gambling machines, Ii
quor and vice in a drive to make Sc
attic spotless town, in response to
demands by ParentTeacher associa-
ton officials.
The long delayed run of silversides
Is appearing in Grays harbor, troller-
men and gillnetters are averaging 1000
pounds day. A few chinooks also
are taken, but the bulk Of that run
seems to be over. Prices paid fisher
men are three cents pound for silvers
and Az for chinooks. Some 100 boats
are trolling with Westport as base.
Mrs. M. e. Johnson, residing on
route 3, near Centralia, is exhibiting a
freak egg laid by one Of her White
Leghorn hens. The egg weighed six
ounces and measured IN inches in
one way and 81 inches
the other.
A proposal to use Gull apples in the
of alcohol has been re.
ferred to Attorney General Dunbar by
John ]. Keegan Of Wenatchee. The
Is asked whether IL
will be lawful to manufactur alcohol