davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
HA PERDIDO LA ESPE-
N DE SALVAR A TRES
OBREROS ATRAPADOS
EN- UN NINA

Moose River, N. s., Abril 20
Sc ha perdido la esperanto
de salvar a los 3 obreros que
desde la semana pasada ha :
bian sido atrapados EN- ell fon-
do de una nina. La comunica-
ci6n con los sepultados qued6
cortada luego de que Sc ha-
bian cambiado varios mensa-
jes entire los prisioneros y los
que trabajaban para rescatar-
los.
Creese que todavia pasaran
AZ horas mas antes de que las
cuadrillas puedan llegar al ST.
ito donde Sc encuentran y en-
ell cual vienen padeciendo los
efectos del hambre desde haee
1875 horas. Centenares de mine
ros han estado trabajando dia'y
noche con la intenci6n de sal
var a sus companeros.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
LIE CORTARON LA LENGUA
DESDE LA PUNTA A LA
BASE

Taxarkana, Ark, abril 90
Jack Barker, de % amos, ingre-
SO gravemente herido en- un
hospital local, victima de una
terrible venganza. A Barker,
con un cuchillo, lie cortaron la
lengua desde la pr1nta a la base.
Tres hermanos, que fueron de-
como los autores del de-
Tito, confesaron al principle su
crimen; pero aver hicieron pre-
testas de inocencia. Los hernia
nos Sc nombran Austin, Arthur
y Odell Pilgreen, el memoir de
Ia amos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
CHOQUE DE UN OMNIBUS Y
UN AUTOMOVIL EN- LA
GALE DEL OBISPO

Habana, Abril 20.-Choca-
ron ell sabado, en- la Gale dc
.Obispo, un omnibus Y un auto
m6vil de chapa americana,
guiade este Gltimo por un ciu-
dadano de los Estados Unidos.
El coche, que iba a gran We
loeidad, embisti6 al pesado ve-
hiculo, lanzandolo sobre un es
tablecimiento.
Sufri6 lesiones graves ell nj
no de ~ amos Manuel Lopez,
que transitaba por la acera, Ell
americano tambien reeibi6 lie :
quedando a disposition
de la policia.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
IRATARON DE ASESINAR
AL GENERAL BOSCH

Coruha, Abril 2O.-A POGO
de llegar a esta poblacion, con
ell fin de tomar parte en- un
consejo de guerra contra un sol
dado que intervino en- la con-
.tienda politica, ~trataron de a.
sesinar al Oral. Carlos Bosch.
FL general estaba abriendo sus
maletas, en- Ell hotel, cuando
dos hOmbres, que Sc h~Icieron
pasar por oficiales de Ia poll
cia, abrieron Ia Puerta y dis
pararOn sobre FL. Habilmente
ell general Sc tir6 al suelo, sa-
liendo ileso. Los criminales To-
graron escapar.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Habana, Abril 20.-Comuni
can de Los Angeles, California,
que I'm autom6vil en- ell cual
ell p~residente electo de
Cuba, DR.. Miguel Mariana Co
mez, estuvo a punto de ser al
canzado por I'm canton que iba
a velocidad, 10 que milagrosa-
mente pudo evitar la persona
Que guiaba ell coche.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
FRAUDE EN- LA ADUANA
DE 1892, 600

Habana, Abril 20.-El admi
nistrador de la aduana de la
Habana, Sr. Pedro Leon, reci-
bio ell sabado un informe de
los Inspectors que investiga :
ron ell fraude cometido por ell
agente JESUS B. Cobo.
Estiman los i~nspectores que
ell fraude Sc eleva a la cantidad
de $4,000.
Act1a en- ell case uno de los
juzgados de instruction de es-
ia capital. .
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
ORDENADA MA AUTOPSIA
DE UN GADAVER

Habana, Abril 20.-Las au-
toridades judiciales han orde-
nado Sc haga la autopsia al ca
daver de la Sra. MarR Lopez
Alvarez, natural de Espaha,
que ell sabado ID gcieA en- la
casa Tnfanta 22S4 " A, domi-
clio de Ernesto Suarez.
FL cadaver presentaba que
maduras en- IN brazo y por es-
to sc orden6 la autopsia.
Suarez declare que la Lopez
padecia una enfermedad del
coraz6n.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
ADOGFO HITLER CELEBRA
HOY SU AZ CUMPLEANOS

Berlin, abfl 2O.-Adolfo Hit
Ter celebrara hoy SUI ~ cum
pleahos conOuna parade hilitar
que revele Ia fuerza del "nazis-
mo-.
Aos altos funci9narios alema-
mes Sc han negado a eomentar
un discurso de Stanley Bald
win, el primer ministro ingles,
en- el cual este dijo que en- Hit
Ter mas que en- ningGn otro hom
bre, descansa la respcRsabili-
dad del mantenimiento de la
Paz. la Pequeha Entente,-Rul'
maniaN Jugoeslavia y ChecOes-
lopaquia- express .su descOn-
tent9 con- Austria prohibiendo
a sus attaches militafes en- Vie
ma ell asistir a la parada de pri-
mavera del ej6rcitO austriaco.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

rapidas y energicas medidas
, para investigar tales casos e
impedir Sc repitan esOs Incl
denies. En- ningdn case debera
81 culpable quedar sin castigoS
-escribi6 el sEpremo. \
Fulgencio Sc burla daplas resd
luci&es del tribunal supreme,
cIhO Sc uSlaba Maehado.
Z Para q coronel jefe de estado
mayer, la patria es el ejercito.
Los ciudadanos decentes que a.
bOrrecen Is delitos de Ia sctda-
desea, son enemigOs de los Co
.roneles, comADdantes, capaales,
ETC., que aver eran sargentOs
I"eiecutOres''. eabSs y soldadcs.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

etiopes luego de cuatro dias de
c,mbate.
Informan de Roma que el
martes caera Adds Ababa, fes-
tejandcse asi ell aniversario de
la fundaci6n de Roma. Las tro-
gas del Negus siguen concen-
'trandose para defender la CAPT
al.
Creese que la Liga de Nacio-
mes Sc conformara con una re-
stluci6n deplorando la guerra.
Les ejercit1s italianos SIC ha-
lan a 80 millas de Adds Aba
ba y seran reci5idos por las tro-
pas de Asia Wosan, ell principe
heredero.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
BATISTA FUE A INAUGU-
RAR CUARTELES EN- Pr
NAR DEL RIO

Habana, Abril 20.-El coro-
mel Batista, jefe del ejercito,
Fali6 ell sabado a inaugurar los
cuarteles construidos para el
ej6rcito EN- Pinar del Rio. AIDE
mas de sus ayudantes, conan :
dante Marine y teniente Alton
so, hicieron ell viaje con Bats
ia los secretarios de despacho
Dies. Maximiliano Smith, Mo-
r.les del Castillo y Anaya Mu-
rillo.
En- Pinar del Rio Sc lie hizo
un enthusiastic recibimiento.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
.PIDIO Ell INDULTo DE nos
MUJERES

Habana, Abril 20.-El abo-
gado Carlos Palma visit6 ell sa-
bado al p~residente Barnet, pi-
diendole ell indulto de dos mu-
jeres que mataron por defen
der su honra, Dolores Coma :
lez Y Agustina Leon.
Cree csc letrado que los trs
.bunales cubanos no dan a la
mujer la consideration que me
.rece.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
In cannon estuvo a punto de chocar con
el autom65vl que IIevaba a Miguel Mariana

I'm policia que escoltaba al
Presidente sufri6 la fracture
de la pelvis.
Ell Presidente continue viaje
hasta la estaci6n del ferroca-
|rril, donde tonic un tren que sa
liza para Washington. En- su de-
fensa ell conductor del CANTON
tdijo que no habia dido la sire
ma de la policia.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

La marca fue batida aver por
ell Centre Espanol, en- honor de
los socios enfermos y sin traba
10.
Almorzarcn en- ell palaciO ives
tampeno 1900 personals, inclu-
yendo una apreciable represen-
taci6n de la cOlonia ~asturiana.
Despue., por la tarde, era ca
81 impossible moverse en- las am
plias salas del hemoso edificiO.
Cen gusto felicitamos a la
Secci6n de Propaganda, a la d.
rectiva y a los muchos socios
que colaboraron en- Ia buena o.
bra.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Habana, Abril 20.-Prose :
'guira hoy Ell iuicio de la causa
de Rancho Cruz, por
Ia cual Sc hallan procesados, en-
Santiago de Cuba, So ciudada-
nos. FL sabado presto deelara-
.ci6n un soldado.
Por la misma oausa Sc en-
.~cuentran en- rebeldia mas de
ocho persQnas.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Apre.iamos la invitacion que
Ia orden aCaballero de la Luz
ha hecho a nuestro director pa
ra que consume ell turno prin-
cipal, como Grader, en- la gran
fiesta del 9 de mayo.
La orden "Caballero de la
Luz, a la cual no debe confun-
dirse con los "Cabaneros de la
Luz, or anizaci6n creada en- Gu
ba, atraviese u nfranco periodic
de prcsperidad.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Sc ha sugerido la organiza-
ci6n de una Liga de Naciones
de America.
La proposition es genial pc
70 probablemente no sera acep-
tada.
IPermitirfa ell senado de los
Estados Unidos que Uncle Sam
Sc hermanase con las repGblicas
cen'ro y sudamericanas, luego
de haber rechazado Ia cana
raderia" de la Liga de Nacio-
mes?
Una Lga de Naciones Anne
ricanas serfa muy prOvechosa
para todos sus integrantes; pc
10 sobre una base de complete i
gualdad. de trato iusto para las
potencias que firmasen el ICON
venio''.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Contra los crfmeAe rs de Bats
ia v sgs adlateres, a ptralas no
rrendas ejecuaiOnesN ilat adas
'ley de fugas", el tribunal SUI
prenno de Crba aRrob6 una re-
soluci6n que solo public6 IN dia
rio de Ia Habana, "E MundO"
''Es indispensable lamar Ia a
tenci6n del gobierno sobFe esos
crfmenes y pedir con mgocia
"a los Juices y tribunales tornen
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Dejaremcs para manana Ia
presentation del viejo socialista
Lorenzo Grandi, lque reside en-
Miami.
Grandi dice que el es socia-
lista italiano, no sOcialista anne
ricanc, aunque siente verdade-
ra simpatia pr tOGos los hom-
bres que en- 81 mUndo defender
las mobiles causas del pueblo.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
HOY RESOLVERA ~ JUEZ
ST ADMITE ON2GA PLA-
o DE LOS MODERN
N~os~aEMoCRATAs -

Barlow, Abril 20.-Espera-
sc que en- Ia mahana de hoy ell
juez Dewell. que AesidsNel
j6icio de Ia eausa p6f epsocues-
tro de Eugenio Poulnot, resuel-
va la admission 0 no de la pla-
taforma de los Modernos epe ?
m6cratas, Ell grupo politic al
Que perteneciera ell asesir Ado
S pemaker. La defensa, al ren
a Ia nnal aa ancnanL
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Este conocido joven latino,
miembro de la policia de tran
sito del condado, es candidate
a Condestable por Ell distrito
numero /.
Sus amigos de Palmetto y de
otros barrios trabajan sin des-
canso en- su favor.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Asaguran en- Ginebra que TIA
liza tratara de crear, en- Ethiopia,
an impario larecido al que los
jap2neses 0rearon en- Ia Man
churia.
E Imperialism fascista imi-
tandO a los imperialistas nipo-
mes.
Los "piratas' de Ia pOlftica
international euTUpea. siguien-
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Abiertas estan las columnas
de este peri6dico para la secci6n
del Centre Espanol de West
Tampa, I'M egrada por lindas Sc
horitas y apuestos j6venes de
esa barriada.
Pueden mandarnos sls nOtas,
que con verdadero placer las
publicaremos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

La Federation Regional de
Trabajadores, la presidida por
Luis Morones ACADIA de acordar
una hualga general en- MejicO,
Els una Federation fascista, por
que obedece las 6rdenes del ge-
neral Gales.
FL Gales revolucionario de H.
quierda Sc ha convertible en- I'm
admirador de Hitler, en- un as
lrirante a verdugo de la causa
lie la democracia.
Bien hizo ell general Carde-
mas arrojando de MEXICO ola
,mala semilla".
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Colombia. Guatemala y Santo
Domingo propusieron la Liga
de Naciones.
Fl general Ubico, presidents
de Guatemala, es un dictator,
un wer1ugo; el General Trujillo,
presi6ente de Santo Domingo,
es un iraro de la peor clase, un
imitaaor de Gerardo Machado y
Morales.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

FL d,mingo venidero, en- ell
parlue DeSOto, las rmionss que
Sc reunen en- 81 Cen 70 Obrero
cele5raran un picnic.
Fiesta para que puedan latir
de cersa los corazones de las
mujeres y hombres que Sc ga
nan la vida en- las fabricas de
Tampa.
La juventud bailara de gra-
sis, 10 que poaas wees puede 10
Qrarse en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Doyle Carlton es I'm ciudada-
no digno y merece la toga de
R6tter.
Abogado in5edigente, notable
urador, nombre de prObada hon
radez, ell ex-gobernador hcnra-
ria la carrera judicial federal.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Respondiendo a la llamada del
CoIegio de Rollins Y Ell Institu-
b de las Espanas, la l0gia Ca
ballerOS Leales de America man
dara ell domingo, a Winter
Park, una tucida representa-
ei6n.
LHaran 10 mismo ell Centre
Asturiano y el Centre EspahOl?
Els para enaJecer a Espaha
y reccrdar a Cervantes, al au-
ter irmcrtal.
Ademas Sc entregara la media
Ola del Institute a un distingui-
do hispanista, el DIR. Robertson.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
SUICIDE DE UNA MUJER

HabaSM, Abril 2O.-Rocian-
dose las ropas con alcohol, Sc
suicide Ell sabado la Sra. Gui ?
llermina Cardenas S%antamari-
Antes de morir declare que
Sc hallaba aburrida de la Vi
da; pero no quiso strar en- dee
TALES. -
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

enador Pat Whitaker, Sc opo-
ne a la admission. FL fiscal sos
tiene que la plataforma da un
positive conocimiento de 10
que es o era la organization.
Whitaker trata de relacio =
nNr Ell comunismo con Ell arres-
to de seis miembros de los Mo
dernos Dem6cratas, arresto
que culmin6 en- ell flagelaTnien
to de PoulnOt y en- Ell asesina-
4
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

La Liga de Naciones ha per
dido va TODD su valor y mry
pronto Sc RS iraran de ella las
naciones pe2uenas, a las cuales
no puede amparar contra las a
trocidades de las grandes.
Primero Sc burl6 del pacto Ell
Jap6n, apoderandose de la Man
churia, territorio chino. Ahora
Italia, desafiand1 a la LIZA, me-
nospreciando ell convenio, mata
a los e.fopes y les roba su tie
IRA.
para que sirve la Liga 81 las
pctencias mayores que a ella
pertenecen, atrCpellan y ultra
Jan a las memories?
Mejico va a retirarse y annual
mente Sc al crrara 100000.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20

Ell abogado Finnigan, de
Chicago, declare aver que en-
poder del gobernador Hoffman
sc encuentran las pruebas de
que Haup mann "era pcsitiva-
mente inCcente'.
ST esas pruebas establecen la
inocencia del carpintero germa-
no, condenado en- su pals por no
be, qdedara cubierta de tango,
para siempre, la iusticia del es-
tadO de New Jersey.
Los sadistas exigieron la eje-
9uci6n de Hauptmann y queda-
ron satisfechos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Batida la marca por ell Centre Espanol. - La liza
NADIA de Rollins College. - Una Liga sin valor.
Proposition para crear otra Liga.-Batista
v ell Tribunal Supreme

d.. la ruta trazada per los "pi-
ratas" amarillos.
Evening star., 1936-10-16

night to 90 days in jaii for paddock
ing his 1o-year-old stepson, Bobby
Feucht, to the kitchen stove last week
and then forcing him to 60 to school
dragging . l5-foot log chain around
his neck
Leeth pleaded when arrested that
he had chained the boy because "he
ran away" Bobby told police he had
been chained up because he went into
the kitchen for q piece of pumpkin
pie denied him at dinner.
Judge Capell said investigation
shows without question that Robert
has been incorrigible and that some
Evening star., 1936-10-16

inspectors and United States District
Attorney Sterling Hutcheson OF Rich
mond. Thomas was killed outright
when he opened the package and his
wife was injured severely.
Banner will be held at Eastville
temporarily. the inspector said. but
will be transferred to Richmond II the
Federal charge Is pressed. Common
wealth Attorney Charles Landlord, jr.,
dropped the States charges against
Banner this week after DR.. Hege COM
mitted suicide in his cell by slashing
his wrists and throat with q piece Of
broken glass
Evening star., 1936-10-16

EastviIle, Va, In connection with the
bomb-slayins of Cape Charles, Va,
farmer last July.
State charges will be dropped. Postal
Inspector Thomas M. Milligan said,
but added, lit is very possible" Banner
would be charged in Federal court
with violating postal laws.
The decision to hold Banner. who
was arrested with DR.. H. r. Hege. .
North Carolina dentist, in connection
with the mailing Of q bomb package
to Curry Thomas and his six-week
bride July ~, was reached. Milligan
said, after conferences between postal
Evening star., 1936-10-16

route from their native country to the
United States.
Headed by Comdr. Jose Oliviera, the
ofhcial Brazilian mission literally had
to cut its way through hundreds Of
miles Of dense jungle.
From Laredo, the delegation planned
to proceed to Washington to confer
with Federal highway officials and
pan-American Institute officials con.
corning financing.
II has been estimated that 1t will
require 500, 900, 900 to complete the
15,0o0-mile highway from Canada
down through Mexico and Central
America to South America.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
Genealogical Society to Meet.

DR.. Jean Stephenson will address
the National Genealogical Society on
What the Works Progress Admins
tration Is doing for Genealogical Re-
search" at q meeting at the Y. W.
c. A. at 8 pm. Saturday. DR.. Luther
H. Evans, director, Historical Records
Survey, also will sneak.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON OCTOBER

form of punthment Is justified, how
ever. not to the extent Of placing him
in chains, which constitutes cruelty"
Evening star., 1936-10-16
BANNER TO FACE
POSTAL CHARGES
W. P. A. Foreman's Case in Con.
nection With Bomb Staying
Dropped in Virginia.

~ the Associated Press.
Post ONCE officials said yesterday they
had decided to keep in custody Edward
Banner, former w. p. A. foreman at
Evening star., 1936-10-16
OHlOAN GETS 80 DAYS
FOR CLAIMING STEPSON
Judge Notes That Boy Was In
corrigible, but That Punish
ment Was Cruel. -

BY tre Associated Press.
FINDLAY, Ohio, October l6.-
Probate Judge Paul r. Capell SEN
fenced William p. Leeth, IS. Last
Evening star., 1936-10-16
PAN.AMERlCAN HIGHWAY
SURVEY JOB FINISHED
8 Engineers Reach q. 8. Afte

8 Engineers Reach q. 8. After
8 Years of Laying Out
Route From Brazil.
Iy the Associated Press.
LAREDO, Tex, October ls-Three
Brazilian engineers reached the border
here yesterday after eight years Of
surveying the American Highway
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-09-17
E.W. Schlosser
TakesOWnLi
With Shot Gun
Cold Greek Resident Used
Sagebrush Sprig To
Pull Trigger

E. w. Schlosser, So, committed
suicide in the Rattlesnake hills
about three miles northwest of the
Ford ranch in the Cold. Greek sec
ton, sometime Saturday afternoon.
Prosecutor G. L. Holconb and Coun-
ty sheriff A. M. Richter Of Prosser,
investigated the case.
When Schlosser failed to return
to his Cold Greek home, which Is In
the northwest corner Of Benton
County, John Rothrock, Harold Nc
Donald and Mark Schlosser began
"a search which ended with finding
of the body in the rocky hills, about
100 yards from the John Charles
cabin.
Apparently unsuccessful in his first
attempt to kill himself, Schlosser,
badly wounded, reloaded his double
barreled, 16-guage shot gun and,
hooking the trigger into a sprig OF
sage brush, blew away the front
of his face.
Sheriff Richter said that bloody
fingerprints on the gun stock and
two empty cartridges on the ground
helped in the reconstruction of the
scene. One unfired shell was still
in the gun.
Schlosser had recently given blood
in a TRANSMISSION to save the life of
his sister, who Is i'll in a. Yakima
hospital. His brothers r. K. and
Mark had gone to Yakima when
Schlosser, believed to have become
respondent, took his own life.
The deceased had other relatives
living in the Yakima valley.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-09-17
County,:
Grange Starts
Fall Activities
Hanford and White Bluffs
Oranges Entertain
Pomona Group

After a vacation of two months
the Benton County Pomona Grange
resumed activities when the Sep
TENDER meeting was held the 18th al
Hanford and White Bluffs enter<
tanning.
All officers were present except TIL
Overseer, Chaplain, Gate-keepe1
Lady Assistant Steward and twa
members of the Executive Commit
tee.
The charter was draped by acting
Chaplain, Sister Lillian Sway, for
Sister Hill of Whitstran, Sister Suit
ton OF Vale and Brother Dickinson
Of Kennewick Valley.
A resolution from Whatron0
County was presented asking bet
ter handling of resolutions at State
Grange meetings.
The resolutions committee pre-
sented a resolution to hold a Me.
mortal Service once a. year at the
afternoon session of Pomona, pref
erably at the June meeting. It was
carried over to be further consid-
cred at the next regular meeting.
The subordinate Oranges report
ed as follows: F'inley-The last pay
ment has been made on the hall
and the mortgage was burned at the
first meeting in August, there have
been several new members and In
May a prize of So was won In the
s'Know Your Washington" contest,
Kennewick Valley-Held regular
meetings with fair attendance, held
two bridal showers jointly with Lo-
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-09-17
Yakima State
Fair Opened
With A Bang
4OOOAttend Million Dollar
Exhibition; Best
in 81 Years

Monday the opening day of the
Yakima State Fair, commenced
with multitude thronging the
gates of the commodious 145-acref
fair grounds. i
\ The depression caused the spon-
sors to discontinue the fair with
the 1882 exhibition. The buildings
and grounds have been completely
rejuvinated especially for this gala
event.
There is so much to see and
places to go that String circus IS
a meager comparison. For enter
tainment and thrills, there are the
competitive races, rodeo acts, and
the country's best livestock in thir
show-off.
In the Agricultural Building An
mex, 10 counties have their hortt-
cultural and agricultural displays in
their booths which are acclaimed
"the best ever"
For amusement of lighter vein,
there are the clowns, acrobats, OPEN
air performers, side shows and con-
cesslons- it's "all for fun for all"
Nearly everything is to be had for
the appetite and thirst, as long as
as time and money last.
In 1894 Yakima held it's first
fair. j. Howard Wright gives us a
conception of its inception:
"The most favorable conditions
now couldn't begin to cause the
misery we suffered at the first fair.
The county was more open and the
wind blew like fury. It was so dusty
that all we could see Of the horse
races was the start and the finish"
He helped his father, w. l..
Wright, who brought the first two
registered Jersey cows to set foot on
the fair grounds. Wright's varied
connection with the fair included the
hauling Of some Of the planks, still
serving In the fence north of the
race track; he also sold tickets.
The fair closes Saturday night,
September 10. For those who can,
it is we'll worth your while to take
in at least one day Of the fair. You
will never know what you might
have missed, unless you see it.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-09-17

Mrs. N. G.. Faulkner entertained
Sunday evening at her home north
of town, with party in honor Of
her daughter, Miss Letah Faulkner,
who has been guest of her parents
here for the last two weeks. The
affair was planned for a weiner
roast but cold weather turned it
into an inside picnic. Twenty-four
guests were present and enjoyed
the program of music and cards.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Ball and
daughter Clara Edna Briggs of Ia
coma were visitors at the F. A.
English home during the week end.
Mrs. Ball and Clara were former
residents Of the valley. Mrs. Eng
Nsh accompanied them on their
return and IS spending a few days
on the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Allard and Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. jenkins, of White
Bluffs, and MIR. and Mrs. Cecil
Barge of Priest Rapids, were among
the guests who spent Sunday with
Mrs. A1lard, of Allard.
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j. E Leander and Ray Ramsey
returned Monday evening from a
weekend fishing trip in the Lake
Wenatchee district. They reported
the weather and fishing not SO hot.
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The Grange is giving another
dance Saturday evening, September
10, at the hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Brown were
visitors all day Tuesday at the
State Fair in Yakima.
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Harry Coleman returned to Seat
tie Tuesday after a business visit Of
several days here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Weihl and
Barbara are visitors at the fair In
Yakima today.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-09-17
Service Census
Report For 1886

During 1885, there were in opera
ton in the State of Washington
$50 service establishments doing
a volume of business amounting to
more than thirty one million, it was
recently announced by this bureau
of census. These establishments re-
ported employment Of 1855 persons.
In addition, 1854 proprietors were
reported devoting the major portion
of their time to the operation Of
their business The total pay roll
exclusive of proprietors' compen-
sation) aggregated $9,842, 1000 Of
which $7,308OOO was paid to full
time employees and $2,534, 600 was
paid to part time employees.
There were even more barber
shops and beauty parlors In Wash
ington in 1895, by 500, than there
were in 1888; even blacksmiths
showing an increase.