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Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27

the crude market. they maintain.
For the present Canada is offer
ing every discouragement to ship
ment of crude from Montana. They
are holding the anh-dumping law as
a weapon over low-priced crude en-
tering the Dominion although they
have avoided any order-in-council
or other act which might disturb
the trade pact negotiations that are
now going on between the United
States. and Great Britain, effecting
Canadian trade. Meantime, Turner
Valley buyers have agreed to furnish
oil TO any and all Canadian refiners,
large and small, with crude on a
spot oil basis. whether Canadian
will be able to get long
time contracts has not been deter
mined.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27
BEAVERHEAD
MINING NOTES
BY William Logan


/. B. Haviland returned Sunday
taking active charge Of Shatfer pro
perty on French Creek and Golden
Leaf Mill at Bannack with expec-
tation of having mill and mine rum
ninng full blast by first of Decem-
Der.
John Hand is making his second
shipment from high grade ore
shoot encountered on Midnight mine
at Argenta.
Contact Charlie" has some Idaho
people who intend to finance his
property south of Ermont.
Installment Of cage and skip at
hole 10 on Ermont mines has prov
en- a great help in hosting ore.
The completion of a three hundred
ton ore bin will assure supply Of
ore above ground from that shaft.
Dan Turner reports almost a car
of ore ready for shipment from
Stone creek.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27


While it is not secret organiza-
ton, it is to be carried on without
publicity. 1t is said to be adequately
financed by cash contributions and
pledges from the members who will
carry on a program looking toward
the betterment of the market.
The organization is headed by a
board of five including Casper Oien,
Fielding McClaine. o. A. Nepsad. R.
C. A Benoit and Charles Kelson.
Board will carry on the work of the
association with general meetings
subject to call. The board was au-
thOrized to appoint a committee of
three to appear before the Oil Con-
servation Board and meet with the
Governor, IL necessary. to bring a.
bout a program of prOration or rat
able taking among oil buyers in
Kevin field.
A petition asking for proration
was presented this week to the OIL
Conservation board. with about so
signatures, all being bona fide pro-
ducers or authorized representatives
OF producers. This was the first Of
ficial act of the new association.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27
\ | MIN G

SMALL SCALE Placer Mlu,ug as-.s-
eds ~. Chas- Jackson and John q
hnaeoei, booklet giving praene
mining, districts in Montana and IA
az, minerals assocaated with placea
INNS paeceE Eoka sn0 how "a eers-
nkrnct tne proper equipment. S0e "a
egpg snpnly Department, konss~~
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27
Dave JULIAN
ELECTED HEAD
OF FAIRvIEW

David A. Julian, Marysville min
ing and mill man. has been elected
president and general manager of
Fairview Gold Mines, Inc, MT.
Julian has had a wide experience
in both mining and milling in Mon
tana.
The Fairview Mine, located near
Sheridan. Montana, was prOspected
for over three years under the
management of c. NJ RoOs, retir-
ing president. Under Mr. Roos
management the company produc-
ed $37,495.00 gross value in gold
and silver ore aveAaging about
$35 per ton. In March OF this year
an ore body was opened 400 feet
vertically under a large outcrop and
369 tons of ore removed in the de-
velopment of this ore zone aver
aged $40 per ton. Development of
this ore body win be continued dur
ing the winter, and it is expected
that a SO ton cyannide mill will be
installed in the spring.
Fairview Gold Mines, Inc, is a
concern, capitalized at only
$50, 100000. The outstanding stock
is held chiefly in Montana, and in
Byron FELTON, is sup
and L. S. Ropes is con-
engineer. Mr.. Roos will con-
tinue as a director of the company.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27
Kevi71 Producers Form
Permanent Organization

during the week mat there has been organ
Independent
tors. he kind the history of the field
organized with
Oil
provided incorporate whenever this step is
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27

CAPITAL sEEKERs-Put your project
before $50 key men. Cost trinlng
"Details free Amster Leonard, Fox
Theatre Bldg, Detroit Mich 11-2O-d
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27

been abandoned, along with the
company's 100000 pipeline in
Cut Bank field, are incorrect.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27
SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SUNBURST BADGER
CALL FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL AND
GAS LEASES, DECEMBER s. 1887

Notice is hereby given that the State
Board of Land Commissioners Of the
State of Montana will receive bids at
open competitive bidding at the State
Land Office in the State Capitol at 200
o'clock, P. NJ, Wednesday, December s,
1897, for oil and gas leases on the fol-
lowing described lands:
Subdivision Sec. TWp Rye Acres
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS

Geological reports copied or min
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reproduced. Box 900.
Montana OH 4 Mining Journal Greas
Falls. Montana
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27
0 | |
ROYALTIES

FOR SALE-Landowner Royalty in 4S0
acres near California Co. standard
Subsidiary deep test oil well on Nes-
fitie. Invest $6o or multipies thereof
Write N. B. Ludowese. Wdlliston. N.
Dakota. lO-zS-W
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27

FOR sALE-la9s in Tarrant- Kickoff. Sec
S-84-6W, 40 acres 1e6 in Haglund
Jr.. No. 2. sWa Sec 1s-s4-eW, le0
acres; 2es in Tarrant-Lang-M Miller. IA
W4NEz Sec. 12-3z-8W, 50 acres Has
averaged over 500 per month for four
years mast. VIII take $4,000, Write
OWNER, BOX 17T0, Great Faiis, MonI
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27

THIS Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
For further information apply to:
NANITA B. SHERLOCK,
Secretary, State Board of
Land Commissioners,
Helena, Montana
1st Publication. Nov 20, 1887
In Montana OIL Journal 3x
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27

ron sAT.E-sstandard Rlg Irons. Com
riete String tools. etc Inquire Geo. u.
Dre. BOX SIS. Lewistown, Montana.
- 1I-o.d
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27
LEASES

BIDS for lease NW1NE4 Section S4,SoN-
Range 4 West. Box 994, Spokane,
Wash. h-A0-A
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27

sWnRTGRASH ARCH MAP-Contourn
topography, all wen Ioeakens. Pineaf
nap OF ieS kind ever prepared Nv
3. B. Bmrick, Supply Densrtr,.sS
AoneAn@ on and Minfng Journai
Montana oil and mining journal., 1937-11-27
CUT BANK MAP

Corrected up to date with list Of
competitions up to January 1. 1887.
x2.OO. Supply Department, Montana oil
Journal, Great Falls, Montana,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Pomocnemu fondu uleveno ma
Eastern Shore.

Dolnf cast Eastern Shore,
raj farmafd zabyvajfcfch Sc
zahradnicenfm, jest uprostred
docasne prosperity. Povzbuze-
ne prlznivym pocas1m parmari
piln6 osazujf pole bramborami,
rajcaty, hrachem, fazolemi a
jinymi zeleninami. V tamn1ch
nakladarnach zamestnani jsou
deln1ci ma hotoven1 kosfkG, be-
den a podobnych pro sklizen.
Vedle toho %zlepsen1 v zamest-
nanosti jest tam patrnym. Zvla
Ste v Somerset a Worcester dis
triktech je shon pc pracovn1-
c1ch ma tamnfch jahodami po-
sazenych polfch. Nedostatek
deln1kd stale Sc vets1. Earnest
nanost v zapet1 ma klesanf poe
tn tech, ktefi pro n~ezamestna-
most podporovani byti museli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Ceskoslovensky Radiovy
Program!
Ct6ni kraiane:-

Cten1 krajane:-
Dozajista jste byli velice po-
teSen1, kdyz jste naslouchali k
vaslm radidm, a uslyseli jste
HAS a zpevy r1znych host1 a
umelc6, kterf behem tydne bra
Ii pod1l ma veskerych progra-
mech.
V patek, dine 20. kvetna dGstp.
Joseph M. Vondracek, pastor
chramu Hora Tabor, prednesl
krasnou chvalorec O narozeni-
mach DIR. Eduardo Benese, pred
sedy Ceskoslovenske Republi-
ky, ma ten den So rokG zpatky;
tez, We spojen1 tohoto progra-
mu, zazp1vala p1. Anezka c..
Kasparova veleznamou narod-
nj p1sen "Kde domov m1j".
V nedeli, 80. kvetna, prispel
jeho schopnosti, kdyz mistrne
zazp1val p. Jan Petr krasnou
p1sen pod maven "Prstynek",
pri doprovodu ma plane jeho
manzelky, pf. Petrove; a velmi
mistrne pTednesli ma tonic pro
gramu duetto ma harmonikach
mi. p. Jan a mi. sic. Anezka
Kasparovy, obl1benou skladbu
Rudolfa Prdsy, pod maven
"Nejsme ST Souzeni''; a mi. p.
Jan Kaspar S jeho Ceskou hud-
bou dvanacti clenu, jen same
ceske skladby hrali.
A V pondelf zahrali cely pro-
gram Kasparovy k 1cte svatku
Zdoben1 HrobG.
TAX vas pros1m, cten1 Cecho-
slovane, zajdete do zavod1
tech obchodnfk1, kteT1 podpo-
RUIZ tento program s jejich o.
znamkami, obzvlaste Wy ma
minky, teticky a devcata ktere
jste obycejne doma,m 1zete do
behnout k Svejd1m, k panu
P~otts-ovi, k Matejkdm marku
V sobotu anebo Wy kter1 chodl-
tie domu z prace, zastavte Sc u
Glaserd, dekafi, ma Gay a Mo-
nument ulic1ch, a podekujte
Jim vsem a poproste je ably vice
a dele ohlaseli jejich obchody
ma tento Ceskoslovensky Pro-
gram a vase uznanl a zdvofi-
lost Dude nanejvys vazena a
povzbuzuj1c1. Kaspar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Nova predloha podana.

Nova pfedloha, ably Chicaz-
ska firma Sears, Roebuck &
Co. mohla zbudovati velikou
obchodn1 budovu ma patnact a
pGl akrovem pozemku Samuel
Ready skoly pro d1vky ma
North avenue u konce Broad
way, podana byla mestske ra-
de v 1tery.
Podobna pfedloha byla pred
nekolika tydny zavrzena NEST
skou radon ma odpor tamn1ch
usedl1kG. Mestsky radn1, O.
Cornell z tfetfho distriktu sc
boji, re "a postaven1m budovy
stavely by tam gasolfnove sta
nice. Ma druhe strane media sc
opet upriti, re otevrenf Broad
way pro jfzdu by melo znacne
dobry vyznam.
Predloha dana byla XII pro-
zkoumanf vyboru ma zony.
" dopise, ktery president
mestske rady, Sellmyer, Zaslal
mestskemu solicitoru, r. E. Lee
Marshall, vinen jest mayor
Jackson, re "bez prava" plete
sc do zalezitost1 zdravotn1ho
odboru. Dopisem zadano jest,
ably zdravotn1 komisar zbaven
byl dolehan1. V dopise ukazal
Sellmyer ma to, re direktor mad
mlekem shledal prekrocovani
mlecnych predpis1 a re pohro-
I'll mlekaTske firme odnet1m
permitu nezmen1-li ku leps1mu
praktiky sve. Do tohoto vple-
tt pry sc mayor Jackson posta-
viz sc ma stranu firmy.
Mayor tvrzen1 to pop1ra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04

kazdy jest srdecne ivan. Pro-
gram cvicen1 jest uveden V O.
znamce ma teto strane listu.
= jake lonskeho roku, tax i
letos usporada Sdruzenf Csl.
spolkG V Baltimore velkou Ma
rodn1 Pout. Bude to v zivote
MAST kolonie zdejsf spolecenska
udalost prvn1ho radu, ma.jfc1
"a 1cel svesti spolecensky do
hromady vsechny cleny nasi We
like csl. rodiny Marylandske.
Pout tato konati Sc Dude v ne
deli, dine IL. cervence ma tabo-
re "Tyrs". Pamatujte proto
predem ma toto datum a roz-
hodnete sc S urcitostf k navste-
We pouti S vasi rodinou a INA
mymi. Svoj1 1castf podporite
dobrou vec, prozijete pTijemny
den v kruhu svych znamych a
pomGzete tax vytvoriti ovzdu-
81 dobre vile, jednoty a svor-
nosti, ktere jest nam We swell
nych dobach dnesn1ch zapotre-
b1 vice nez kdykoliv jindy.
V. III. V.
z Patronatu Ceske Svob.
Skoly Augustfn Herman Sc O.
znamuje. Ukoncenf skolniho
roku Dude v patek, dine 4. GER
VIA v 8. hodin vecer v hlavni
SIM skoly, rob Ashland a Clio
yer ulic. NaSe skolnf ditky
pTedvedou malou ukazku skol-
nfho vycviku. Spolu dcinkuje
hudba Sokolskeho dorostu. Pc
programu budou ditky podele-
ny zmrzlinou a limonadami.
PAM rodice a nase csl. verej.
most jsou krajansky zvani ma
,tuto skolnf oslavu.
Dale upozornujeme vsechny
pratele a prfznivce nasf skoly
ma skolni vylet, ktery Sc Dude
konati v nedeli, dine Is. cervns
ma Sokolskem Lahore Tyrs. Pc
drobnosti prineseme v prfstfn
! elsie Telegraph" Dop
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Policejni s~ergeantkv.

Poprve v historic B~altimorske-
no policejniho departmental,
zeny byly povyseny ma SER
geantky. Do policejnf sluzby
ctyfi tyto zeny vstoupily po sve
tove valce, kdyz tehdy panoval
nedostatek muzu.
Povyseny byly: Mae E. Lit
tie, klerk v 1radovne komisafe,
Bessie K. Kronin, telefonnf O.
peratarka severniho distriktu,
Clara Lynch, klerk v 1radovne
postradanych osob, Margaret
Ryan, klerk V hlavnlm policej-
MIN uradu.
Platy zvyseny jim byly re
$40 ma 1850 tydne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04

koslovenskeho Sokolstva a sill
buje byti nejvetsi nynejsf do
be V Americe. Je poradan ia
ko oslava 2Oleteho trvan1 Anne
ricke Oboe Sokolske. Cestuj1-
CT budou mfti mezi jinym wac
nou pr1lezitost byti pr1tomni
zavodd o pTebor, kde budou "a
vodit vynikaj1c1 borci Americ-
keno Sokolstva a jake zaver
Sletoveho programu ~velkolepe
vefejne cvicenf v nedeli, dine
20. cervna v Soldiers Field Sta
dionu. Dale jsou ma progra-
mu kazdodenne RUNE zavody
a mnoho zabav jake jest Vecer
V1tezu a Vec1rek ma rozlouce-
nj. Take jest telocvicna Aka
demie takze nezbyde host1m
mnoho volnych civil.
Cestovnf llstky jsou v plat
nosti do lott dn1 pc odjezdu z
Baltimore ma jakemkoliv vlaku
z Chicago, take kdo tax 81
pfeje, ma prflezitost prohled-
nouti druhe nejvets1 Ceskoslo-
venske mesto ma svete.
Vyprava vyjede z Mt. Royal
nadraz1 V dtery, dine Is. cerv-
ma o 1925 odpol. Okruzn1 list
ky budou v prodeji v Sokolov-
ne V pondeli vecer dine IA. GER
WA a to "a pouze $23.25. Phi
-hlasky prij1ma br. F. Bouda a.
neb cleni civic. short v Sokolov-
ne. S 1ctou,
Baltimorsk6 Cvicitelske Sbory.
= Prvnf Velkolepy Vylet po-
fadaj1 Ladies Auxiliary sv. Va
clavske osady nedeli, dine 6.
cervna ma Cvachovem soru,
Furnace Branch. J1dla a pitt
NIUE Sc koupiti ma m1ste.
Vstup volny. Kazdy jest ucti-
We v1tan!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
M1stn1 zpravy.
z k~rajanskych kruhG.

- We ctvrtek, 27. kv6tna "a
vital cap do rodiny p. Marka a
pfinesl mt darek We zpGsobu
maleho kluciny, coz jim ucinilo
i veIikou radost. Tez sc raduj1
z toho babicky a dedeckove:
v. Kozl1k, A. Marek a man
zelky.
" 1tery, 1. cervna zemrel
starry osadnfk p. Matthias Kle-
ment. Srdecn1 choroba a rGz-
ne jine stiznosti pTivodily jeho
konec We staff IS rok6. Zesnu-
II byl narozen V Zamlekov6 V
Cechach odkud pred 35 lety sc
v~ystehoval do teto move vlasti.
Zam6stnanfm byl tesaT. Po-
hFeb jest konan dnes, v patek,
4. cervna z domu smutku c1slo
927 n. Madeira ulice do chra-
mu Pane sv. Vaclava a odtud
ma hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Zesnuly zanechava zde man.
Z0lku AuIlu q OCCA
pf. Karolinu Panuska.
Pohfeb vyparvila firma Cvach
& Syn.
Ma hfbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTbena byla We ctvr-
tex pf. Antonette Vodousek,
vdova, {. 2213 E.. Chase ulice,
iez zemTela 1. cervna.
Upozornujeme nase kra-
jany ma VeTejne cvicen1 sokol-
sk6 a vylet ma tabofe Tyrs v ne
deli, dine 6. cervna. Touto ne
delhi slavnostf budou zahajeny
jubilejnf oslavy 65leteho vyro-
Ct zalozenf sokolske jednoty
Blesk. Pr verejnem cviceni
budou pax podany ukazky sle-
tovych cvicenf, jez budou pro
vedeny pri slet6 v Chicago We
dnech 1870. cervna. Vstup
ma tuto slavnost jest volny a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
KNEE usmrcen skokem 8 tfetiho
poschodi fairy.

Rev. Nazzareno Scorcini sko-
Gil v pondelf S okna mad tTet1m
poschodfm fairy st. John the
Baptist k~ostela, {. 800 N. Paca
ulice.
Bratr Augustine z teze far
nosti zachytil kneze "a kotn1ky
noh, ale nemohl jej udrzeti.
KNEE narazil hlavou O zem.
V policejn1 zprave udano ma
zapadn1 stanici, re knee Scor-
cini 27 rokG starry, byl osetTo-
van v Mercy nemocnici ma ner-
vove ochuravenf a z nemocnice
re poslan byl ma faru st. John
27. kvetna. Bratr Augustine
pridelen mt byl "a ochrance.
V pondel1 byl S knezem We svet
nici tret1ho poschodf. KNEE
vstal z l1zka a vysel re dvef1.
Bratr Augustine medal vycho-
du kneze zadnou vahu az jej
zpozoroval, jak jde pc scho-
dech ku komGrce mad tretfm
poschodfm. Vysed Ia MIN uvi-
del jej ma okraji okna. Pr sko-
ku chytil jej Ia kotnfky, ale
musel jej pustiti ably sam Jim
nebyl strzen. V universitnf ne
mocnici prohlasen byl knee
mrtvym. Rozrazil 81 lebku.
Do Mercy nemocnice knee
prijat byl bred dvema tydny z
Hammonton, N. J. Studoval V
Rhine neil prijel do Ameriky.
Zfskal 81 uznani jak briliantni
student. Pohrben byl ma hrbi-
tove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04

Dvacet devet milion1 Mary
landskeho tabaku- vytezek to
sklizne "a rok 1886 - svezeno
do Baltimorskych skladist z pc
tt okres1 jizn1ho Marylandu.
Vytezek sklizne jest leps1 ne
Eli sklizne pTedbezne. Ceny
pry jsou "fair" a kvalita zna-
menita.
Maryland jest slavenym pro
hodnotu tabaku, j1mz plneny
jsou cigarety a jehoz ma tyto
prodava sc rocne kolem dvacetl
milond liber.
Vyvoz do ciziny v posledn1ch
letech klesl. We Francii sva.
dena jest pT1cina ma zhorsen1
kvality.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Dvacet zransnych " zeleznicni
nehods.

Dvacet osob zraneno bylo,
kdyz o IL. iodine pred p1lnoc1
v patek sedm vagon1 do Wash
ingtonu jedoucfch vysinulo Sc
ma Pennsylvania draze z kole-
il v Bay View stanice. Nehodu
zavinila asi poskozena kolejni-
&c anebo kola nektereho vago-
nu. Mezi zranenymi byly dive
zeny. DIE Ransoma Lolita, jak
udal v nemocnici, WAX jel rych-
lost1 asi 45 mil v iodine. Kole-
je a prazce vytrhany byly asi
do dalky $50 stop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Syn mayorddv zalovan o rozvod.

Harry RIAL jackson, syn ma
yora, zalovan jest manzelkou
svoj1, Geraldine Peppler Jack
son, castecne rozvedenou man.
zelkou svoj1 O 1plny rozvod.
Castecne rozvedena byla cd ne
no 5. 1nora 1884. Zaluje ma
neho, re il stale opoustel cd 80.
zaT1 1888.
Oddani byli 20. rijna 1881.
D1tko jest v ochrane matky. V
zalobe zada, ably il dftko sve-
reno bylo 1plne, ably manzel
platil ma vydrzovan1 jeho a ably
platil vsechny pravn1 a soudn1
vydani. 0 vyzivne pro sebe ne
zada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Aeroplanova nehoda u
Hyattsville.

Dvacetilety James A. Moran
z Washingtonu sveren byl ose-
tTovanf v nemocnici pc aeropla
move nehode, kdyz aeroplan je-
no spadl S MIN ma vzduchopla-
vecke stanici Hyattsville, Md.
v nedeli. Moran, klerk v de-
partmentn1m obchodu v nedeli
podnika Lefty, ably Sc vycvicil We
vzduchoplavbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-04
Mrtvola " Chesapeake.

Mrtvola Charlese F. Keene,
obchodnlka S pozemky We Wa
shingtonu, ktera zmizela z To-
di 13. kv6tna, nalezena byla v
dtery lovcem rakI, Edwardem
Smithem u Crisfield, Md. Kirk
mrtvoly provrtan byl kuli.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-08-19
IMPROVEMENT i
CLUB MEETS

The Women's Improvement club
met last Thursday at the manse
with a very good attendance of
members and several guests Two
girls, Ruby Hoover and Dorothy
Pierson, of the 4-H club on home
Improvement, of which Mrs Leo
Webber is leader, sang their club
song and gave an interesting DEM
onstration ON clothescloset arrange
nert for child and exhibited
some of their articles made this
summer.
Miss Brakel, county health nurse,
talked to the club about the health
clinic and later the women went
to see the community hall and the
new ferry under construction.
Among the guests that day were
Miss Carrie Grullke of Montello,
wisconsin and Mrs. Boyd King of
Seattle.
Mrs. VIM. S. Weber, Sir, Mrs.
Frank Clark and Mrs. r. E. Web
Der were hostess of the club that
day.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-08-19
TURKEY TOUR SET
FOR SEPT. 3RD

The Yakima valley turkey tour
will be held this year in the Ken
newick area on Friday, September
g, it was announced this week by
County Agent Waldo w. Skuse, who
states that there is much interest
in this event.
Farms of turkey producers of
outstanding success will be visited
in the morning and a picnic lunch
and speaking program will be held
at the Kennewick city park at noon.
Speakers of national prominence
will be present.
According to the latest available
information, says Mr.. Skuse, there
are from Is to 80 per cent fewer
turkeys being grown than last year,
with storage stocks being rapidly
reduced. 1t is felt in many counties
that the price prospect should,
therefore, be nearly as good as in
1885.
More complete details of the tour
will be announced in the near flu
ture.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hart of
Cashmere, former residents Of Han
ford, stopped here last Friday to
call on friends while on their way
to Walla Walla. Mrs. Hart has not
been in good health since last year
when she had very bad fall from
@ picking ladder
II X X
Mrs. B. G. Root and her sister,
Miss Carrie Gruhlke, went to Ray
mond, Washington, on Monday,
driving over with Mrs Roots
brother ln-law, Richard Schultz
who came after them.
X * * Il
G. F. Wooten went to Seattle last
Saturday, returning Sunday night.
A car collided with the bus on
which he was returning near Red
mond. Three legislators were in the
wrecked automobile, Mrs. Bradford,
state representative from Snoho-
mish county, succumbing several
days later while the others are in
Seattle hospital.
x x K
Guests at the William Schwisow
home last Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Schnling, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Hinderer and family and Carl
Heideman of White Bluffs.
X X X
George E. Burford left Thursday
for the three-day state convention
of the American Legion at Walla
Walla.
X X X
Among those who bought pro-
perty at the tax sale in Prosser last
Saturday were Berce Hughes and
Peter Saith of White Bluffs and AL
bert Brinson of Maiden.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller and
family of White Bluffs and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Campbell and family of
Kennewick spent the weekend at
Rimrock Lake, going up Saturday
evening and returning Monday eve
ming.
x X *
Mr.. and Mrs. Duglas Stahl and
daughter Sheila, Miss Isabel Smith
and Mr.. Peterson, of Selah spent
Sunday with the Clarence Blair
family.
4: X X
A daughter was born July 80 at
Seattle to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scher-
son fDorotllea Shinn). The little
girl has been named sigma Gillett.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-08-19
Announcements OF
the Churches
Presbyterian Church
In The U.S.A.
White Bluffs and Hanfora
John Pate, b. A., Pastor

Calendar for Sunday August az
White Bluffs
Program of Cinetone music, $50
to 10.
Morning worship at H. Subject:
"A New Ailment, Moribus Sabbat-
icus, Dangerously infectious, deadly
in its effects"
Hanford-
Young Peoples Society at tbs.
Topic: Trails That Lure" Leader.
Lloyd Whitwer.
Unified service at 8 o'clock. De-
votions led by G. E. president. Adj
dress by Rev. John Pate.
Everybody made welcome.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-08-19
Hanford Happenings

MRS. A. c.. Evett spent Thursday
and Friday at the j. Fl. Evett home,
returning to Kennewick Friday at
ternoon with Norman Anglin.
Mrs. Clair Kline left last week
for Kansas to visit her mother, who
is SO years old. She is making the
trip there and back by car with a
nephew who resides in Corvallis,
Oregon.
Mary Elizabeth Newton has been
a guest at the Norman Anglin
home since last week.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd King and son
Robert drove back to Seattle last
Sunday after several days here with
Mr. and Mrs T. deLacey Moffatt
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Neumann will be interested to know
Of the birth of son at the Pasco
hospital on August II to Mrs. Neu-
mann.
George Wurtz has been operat-
ing at the substation for the past
week during Mr. Neurnann's alb
sence, but has had to make several
trips to Kennewick to have an in
lection on his foot cared for.
The Misses Margaret and Mildred
Moulster students at Ellensburg
Normal, are home after attending
summer school there. Their father,
L. L. Moulster, met them at OthN
clio Thursday.
Mrs. Sonlners Smith and sons,
Dennis and Roger, of Rock Island,
have been visiting Mrs. Smiths
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. H. Snyder.
On Sunday they went to Priest
Rapids to spend a week with the
Ormas Evett family.
X X y
Miss Simpson of the Washington
State Children's Home, Seattle, was
in the valley last Tuesday.
=: x X
Mr. and Mrs. William Syford Of
Weston, Oregon, stopped in Han
ford for a few hours last Saturday
while on their way to Yakima to
visit Mrs. Mamie Syfford.
X X X
Mr. and Mrs Leo Weber were
Yakima visitors last Saturday.
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