White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-01-19


white, 43c; hard winter, worthern
spring and western red, 44c.
Hay-Buying prices, f. o. b. Port
land; Alfalfa, Yakima, s12.5O.
Butterfat-15 tic.
Eggs-Ranch, 26@2Sc.
Cattle-Steers, good, $500 @5.5o.
Hogs-God to choice, $500 3.S5.
Lambs - Good to choice 5000
5.25.
The legislative committee Of h e
Washington Good Roads asso citation
will come before the legislature in OPP
position to diversion of motor vehicle
funds to any other purpose other
than road construction and mainte-
nance. They will advocate the addi-
ton of about 1900 miles to the state
highway system and the tying up with
the systems Of Idaho, Oregon and
British Columbia.
A Spokane superior court judg-
ment validating the issuance of $780,
900 general obligation bonds to place
INDECENT relief on a current cash bas-
is has been affirmed by the state SUI
preme court. The court held that as
long as the money was for INDECENT
relief there was an emergency and
that the county could exceed its con.
stitutional debt limit.
Five hundred men have returned
to work at the Weyerhauser Timber
company logging camps in the Tou-
tie and Coweeman river districts
northeast and east of Kelso.
Three sides started logging last
week and logging will begin at three
other sides when slides on the rail-
way are removed.
A box factory will be erected at
Wood Products company, a subsid-
larry Of the Kraft-Phenix Cheese COR
poration, according to an article APP
pearing in the Timberman, lumber
trade journal. Raw materials for
slicing operations will be supplied by
plant at Cathlamet.
The new 40-mill tax limit does not
involve road districts or townships,
and the savings, estimated at s5,000,-
900, to taxpayers would be reduced
to s3,036,450 by the abatement of the
general road and bridge fund, accord
l,,e- - r
of the Washington Good Roads assoc
citation.
Mrs. MART Olson Of Aberdeen cele-
brated her Tooth birthday anniversary
last Sunday with open house at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Peter
Hegg. She said she doesn't want
daughter to make her best dress
ready for the occasion.
Almost $4,000 of the Okanogan city
budget for 1892 its unspent at the end
of the year. The current expense
and park budget totaled 10000, and
of that amount 5000 is left over. The
the city officials taking voluntary
cut in pay.
The Colfax Chamer OF Commerce
is fighting vigorously to have the pro-
posed Yakima Spokane state highway
cutoff from Yakima to the Columbia
Basin highway connect with the CO.
lumbia Basin highway at Council in-
stead of at Lind.
The Advent Christian church at
Bellingham might be called the "pen-
ny-a-day" church. It's congregation
had vision, If not wealth. The penny
a-day plan, with score of five-pen-
nies-a-day from parishioners brought
in $4,000 in five years.
The Stone e. Son sawmill at Kali
anna resumed operations last Wednes-
day after three weeks shutdown
on account Of the freezing weather.
1t is now saving mostly ties, cutting
10000 feet a day and employing IL
men.
Approximately SO per cent Of the
$225,O0O distributed In the Yakima
valley in crop production loans by the
government has been repaid.
The goose that laid the golden
eggs held only slight edge over one
that was killed by Luther Patton,
Centralia constable. Nine gold mug
gets were found in the gizzard of Mr..
Patton's goose.
M. Martiney was injured fatally at
the Weyerhauser Timber company
on the Toutle river last week when
he was struck on the head by
cable. He died en- route to the hos
pital.