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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-27

Fos del Executive no debs tener On min
gun cRsO, mas autoEidRd que eBoB munich
pios que son 81 Tesultado de ls voluntsd
del pueblo.
81 ssfior TizoI soItisne que deben Ber
nombEadoa poE 81 DepaFtamento, pero
pPopueata de loB NfioEes de laB juntaB de
distTito. Que estos sefioFeS responder al
voto del pueblo poT tantO eBoB nombEa'
mientos no van contra lR voIuutad del
pueblo. Qae por otra paFts hay que
daF intervention al DspaVtamento de Sa'
nidad, Carload CoFEaCCiones en- cuYag
mRnos Hs hR de poneE sl Cumplimiento de
sIa Icy dc SAnidRd pueB NO en- otras se
pusde cOlocaT. Dice que lR pFotesta con-
tEa 81 proyecto 60 por que Ion muniCipios
dessan, q, la BAnidad GOntinde bOjo uu feFu'
la y que hRCiando los nombFamientoB de
eBoB foncionaEioS petiCi6n de CBaB juntag
de BRnidad que repFesentGn Rl pueblo y en-
este case tisnen mas derecho que los muni
cipios pusB COnoCen mejoE sl saFviCiO, que
do obviado 81 inconveniente eu que paFeCe
se quieFen ampaEaF los que han pFotoatado
contra sl pFoyeCto.
81 senior Torres dice que la division de
zopaS tel como elt6 tEaeFfa IN gaAto de mis-
de so 600 dollars y pTivaE do Bufcisnte
ntmeEo de medicOB 81 aeFvici0 de B6nidad
"a que hRy sGCassz de mediog y 81 cEiteEio
de los muniCipioB 90 no FepaERr 81 BeEvicio
de sanidad , BenefcsnCia. No hay ne
dioos paEs CubriE esOS dos BOEVicioS dc 5R
nidad BNefcencia en- eodR ls isla.
El senior Torres presenta una enmienda,
Ia acepta 81 speaker EOtiRa la suyR. Que
los miGmog m6dicou de sanidRd Hean Iog
encaTgadoB de laB funcioneE do Bsnefcen'
Cia, pc g6ndoles una ajgnRCi6n de $4O0
mss al aflo".
81 sefoE Blondat GostiOns qua amboS IeE'
viCioB ben sAtaE gopaEadoR
(Veaue lR q. pIana1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-27
LUTO EN- AIBONITO.
la pFueha definitiya
del aCusductO del pueblo.
Con unls 20 muDOrGs hl GnB0lt1 ID sseOlita
10 Porto RIGlR Leaf TOhlGeO".
Ode nuestro OOrrssponsay. }

FebEeEe 25.- Eucribo estas notss con
gran ssptimiento, poF que 81 meI actual
aolamente nos va deiando tFiRtaza luto
ca vREiog hOgsTes de familian queTidRs.
PEimsTa mente la p6rdidR del j6ven don
Miguel VilaTdsbot Torrent mas luego
la del c0ntadoE municipal don Francisco
Colon Santiago, que muTi6 pobEe, dejando
una espoaR un hIo pequehO; quiz6g
dentTo de pOCaB hoFas perdeFemos tambi6n
para aiempTe, 81 no menoB querido amigo
doctor don FloFencio Santisgo Colon, que
duTRnte unoB 25 amos viene Biendo al me.
6ieo titulRr de eats pueblo. Dios habI q
acojido sl alma de los dos primeros al
miBmo le rogam0B poR ID Halud del 6ltimo.
Como le anunci6 por alambEe, de0de
que eRt6 Tecibisndo agua 81 dep6sito del
aCusducto. Como solo Fecibe 100 metros
de agUR Cad@ "a horRB, cubicR dicho
dep6sito 300 metros, 81 jueves ~ 6 lAB 10
del dis estaE6 llenc, y DO haT6 ID prUsbB
de fnitivR. PoE lsB pEuebaB paRCialeg que
he pTesenciado, pUed0 aGegurar que sum
que tendr0mog an acueduct0 en- miniature,
eataremoB OTgulloaos poTque gatinfsEa nueB
trAB neCesidades aCtuRlmente, por 10 me.
NOS hABtR die4 amos mas, an cuyo tempo
"a 10 habEemos pGgado, ,-pUeg noa cGestG
CeTCR de IL mil dollars Como 10 coEt6B
no quitR Ia vali0nte, v0yR mi falicitaCi6n
& Ia actual administration local , paTticu.
laTmsnte q pEeSidente del ayuntamiento
don Fernando Point ZayaB 6iDgeniero don
Rlm6n Rodriguez LopeE bsjo CuyR COM
pstente direction Hs han llsvado & efecto
aquellas obFaE.
La CoEts municipal De cate distEito,
cslebT6 aver aquf unoH 80 juicits por di,
feEentes delitos. Cada die gusta mas 81
pTocedsF impaEcial del juez Ginorio.
Con unSs 12O mujereB ha empGzado
Ia compahfa "PoEto Ricsn Leaf Tobacco"
la escojida dc la CoGscha que eat6 EecoIeC
tando. Sc Coments mucho ell cambio
Tumbo de las conar, con 10 hecho por IL
misma en- AMOS anteFioTea. Como cam.
bian los tiempoA!
-Yo creo que es tempo de que Ion
agenteB de Compras do la fSbIica de ciga.
EEilloB que Be abIir6 on sla IcapitRI, = que
sSg6n ls prsnHs Be hR incorporate con IN
capital do 500, 600 dollars, 90 de IN paBeito
poE esta jurisdiction, las de BsETanquitRs,
Comerfo CidTa y Cayey, eBtudiAndo las
mejores talas y ranches de tabaco. Vale
mucho ConoOer Ell paf1o conque hR de ha.
cerEe luego 81 traie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-27
EI 27 De Fenrero en- Santo Domingo
Una carta dol consul Medina.
Aver recibimou ID uiguiente carts.

"AyeF EecibimoB 10 aiguiente carts:
San Juan Puerto Rico FebTsro 25 De
1908 SEeg Director EedactoreB de "La
Correspondence de Puerto Rico, San
Juan. Muy SreE, mfoa: El "27 de Febro
70" celebFa IL Repdblica DominiCRaa lie.
ma de natural oggullO = j6bilO 81 RnivsEBA.
rio de "a independence p0litica.
Con tal fauIto motive y con el flo de
conmemoEar tan gloEiogs Cl6lica fschG,
elte ConBulsdo General msntendFG enarbO'
lado 81 tEicoIor pabsll6n durante sl dis en-
que habr6 reception de IL m. , dc
2 4p N.
10 que tengo 81 honor de paEticipar q
uBtedes invitandoles dicho acto = poE 81
ae diguan daEls publicidad en- 81 iluBtEadc
y popular psEi6dicO.
Y con GentimientoB de bien meEecidu
confederation, aRluda 4 uHtsdeG muy aten
tamsnte.-J. E Medina, Consul General,
Tanca n6meEo 8"
LA Correspondence" sgrRdece Ia cor
tesfa del consul Medina deuea muchRl
proBperidadeB & lR patriR de Juan Pablo
DpaTte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-27
GrandiOsas Obras en- ingI6s J espaTOI

GrandIOSaS ObTaS en- IngI6S J yeSpaiOI
Ell REY QUE, VA A RABIAR
Por IL casa The Duke EubIinhing Comp.
LOS sUENOs DE UN PRINCIPE
REALIzADOs EN- PRESIDIO.
Por ls casa The RYAN Publishing Comp,
LA CORRIDA DE TOROS
Por la OaGa The Toro Publishing Comp.
New York.
LA NINA. .HERMINIA
o LA SIRVIENTA LETRADA.
ELGUAGUERo DON TEMBLEQUE.
POE IL Caua editorial de ATrempuja , CO,
CriminologfR CompArAdR.
HsITORIA DEL Film FLAN &
UN ROBO VULGAR pOr Witty Cobb
CBIMINOLoGIA CIENTIFICA
MODRRNA.
LOS AsEs1NATOs rCIENTIFI,
COS, poE BFuto DiuIa.
Poblicada por Porto Rico American Pu,
bIiHhirg Go.
E que dsusa adquirir sutau obras pus
de dirijiFss { P. 0. Box 385. San Juan,
Puerto Rico. SIS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-27
Los sonhroros d ''Las NsUud,tu." !"

Ha cauEadO muy gFats impression entire
81 elemento femenino de esta Ciu lad de
la iBla, 81 gran guEtido de bonitos ele'
gante1 BombEeHo1 que de todaG foEmss ,
pEoCios o-t6 EeCibiendo ID aCredittda ten.
d. de modas "LaS Novsdado5'. PEopiog
para Il eItaci6n de lo1 6!timoG modeloI
de Paris. Nueva York LondPo1 , Madrid
tisnen Las Novedades" d mG1 e1pI6ndi.
do Surtido de HombreroS para UshoIRG, &C.
dOritAG , niflAS, que darEs pusda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-27

En- eI siglo pasado era adj
mirado en- las mujeres, ell
que fueran delicadas, pali-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-27
.HAzA1aS De Call
fuChe9 en- PatiIIas.
HIrI6 d0s hSnhrOS J lbs ilrd ollie para ml
tlTlOS.
(Ds naestrO oOrrsspOnsal).

FebTero 25 -Anol hs & Ias9 tuvimes
notiCiaB de dol hsEidos en- 81 barrio de
''ApeadsEO', de este t6rmiDo municipal.
Ramon Ramos aliaB GaIifuche, hombro do
meloa antecsdenteg, hiEi6 & Antonia Santa
y FranciEco RsyeF, que iban Pacifcamsnts
por 81 canine.
ParsCe que Galfuche o1taba en- eutndo
de embriSgueg. All DaE inteEEogado poE Is
poliCfa, conttst6 que leB hAbfs tiEsdo para
matarlop.
Santa rsoibi6 ma herids sn Ia cara :
Reyes una en- el antebrazo deFecho otra
on la frents.
PAtillas, que ha lido Biempre IN pueblo
pacific, & tai extreme que ha habido vs.
csB que ID coTts mupicipal no hR tenido
que venir ca dos meBen sBt6 dando ahora
Ia notR salients on ls criminalidRd. Yo ey.
timO que hay que buBcaH 81 nal ? atacaylo
en- au TRfE,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-27

car Iou srToFa1 gus BObTo este psia coREan
s iDiuTien 81 pueblo ds Puerto Rico.
2.-Una Cantidad Dc ditz mil dOllan %
pondEf 6 di8polici6n dc nueltTo Relidcnts
Comiuionado con o1ts obieto.
Sen JuOu 28 de IFebEoEo de 190a".-
RQasRdQ MatieWsQ QiRtFoVh
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-27
SOLLREs En- slNIuRes.

Sc venden uolaEeg con fronto & ID carrs'
tara CentTal } otros intsrioTsI con GALES
affmadaG.
Infsrmar6 W. Bosch. Tetuan n6msru
8 altos. p.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-14
The Yokohama Specie
Bank, Limited
ESTABLISHED 1880.

Capital paid up) Yen 24,OOO,OOO
! Reserve Fund .....Yen 100000
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-14
; $50 Sporting News
Resume of Principal Local and Foreign
Sporting Events Since the Fleet
Has Been Away.
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FncNson knocked out Cans in the 21st round
(Nw Yor)Raph the
a worlds
Welsh
the fourthro of SEIZED 10round battle.
Sydney
of be
winner and $4,000 to the loser
in n Day.
McVey Oxnard California
hearing, oaled British champion
September golf championship City,
September both leagues exciting Standing
was. SO the Cubs 633
Moran the decision Eddie
in a lightweight
leagues National Giants Pitts
burg American Detroit Cleveland Sox
the Pitburg
GAL $685.
of
in the fourth of a scheduled
the lead still
wela with the
October - Sox took place
October 6-D eoi won
championship series
October 11-Cubs again defeated Detroit
defeated Cubs in the third of the series
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-14
BASEBALL NOT LIKELY, BUT
PLENTY OF FLEET BOXING
Repaying of Baseball Series Will Probably Be
Postponed---The independence Club
ATanges Boxing Bouts.

Shurlock, for the welterweight cham
pionship of the fleet. Both these boys
signed up before they left here and
they will probably meet early next
week.
The wrestling match between Sailor
Roberts Of the tug IrOquOis and
Schindle of the Maryland will also
draw well when it comes off, as it
probably will early in the week.
Schindle has a very enviable record
and is actually the champion wrestler
of the combined fleets, having beaten
all corners so far. If Roberts is able
to throw him he will be performing
a great feat, as Schindle is very quick
and clever, although comparatively
light, weighing not much over 40
pounds at the present time.
Other events will probably develop
during the next few days. Several of
the boys have already been to see
Scully with regard to matches, and
there will be no lack of material for
a series of rafting good bouts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-14
LATE ADVICE
NAMES BOXERS

At a late hour last night Jack
Scully, matchmaker for the lndepen-
dence Club, announced that he had fl
nally arranged for the events for Fri
day night The main go will be be-
tween Fox and Trinkle, while the pre-
liminaries will be repetitions of former
events. McFadden will go eight
rounds with Waller again, and Soldier
Mccullough will have another chance
at Mckay. Both of these events were
draws last time.
These look like good preliminaries.
Waller had a shade the worst of it
last time, but he has been fitting him
self during the trip to Samoa, while
his opponent has at any rate been
looking over the hedge at the path
where the primroses grow.
Scully has plenty of material for flu
ture events and will bring them off if
the feet stays long enough. Schindle
and Roberts have both agreed to meet
in a wrestling match next Monday or
Tuesday night, and Schindle has the
names of two other heavyweight
wrestlers who are willing to appear in
preliminary. There will also be
boxing preliminary.
An attractive feature is added to
the Friday night event by the state
ment that the winner viii be matched
with frankie Smith for Monday or
Tuesday night. Neither the Washing
ton nor Tennessee is here yet, SO the
Frommer-Sh urloch match is in the air,
but all these events will certainly come
off if the feet only stays here long
enough.
The independence Club has shown an
act of courtesy in making no date for
Saturday night on account of the
ReillyLeahy bout at the Orpheum.
They could probably draw a good
crowd to watch the matches they have
arranged on that night, but have re-
Trained from doing so, although they
do not know whether they will be able
to stage any events next week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-14
HAVE
FAVORITE BATS

Big bats and little bats, long bats
and short bats, heavy bats and light
bats, fat bats and thin bats are used by
the heavy sluggers and almost every
ball player of any Importance in ne
country has his bats made to order
The bats when lying in row in front
of the players bench on the diamond
seem to be nearly all alike to the spec
tators, but when viewed more :loaelv
they are as different in size, shape and
weight as could be imagined. Some
bats are long and thin, others long
and thick, while some are short and
stnbby and others short and thin. The
weight varies a great deal in bats, for
it is seldom that two players are found
who use bats of the same shape and
weight
The most popular bat is the Harry
Davis bat, for more walloping clubs are
made from this model than from any
other of the thousand models kept at
the factory This particular stick is of
medium length, with straight taper
and handle which, while not as thin
as some players require, is slender to
allow the batters to get a good grip for
a hard swing. The bats are limited to
length, weight and thickness, but
there is no limit on the opposites OF
these measurements. The limit to the
weight is sixty ounces, and the only
PLAYER using a bat this heavy is Will
liam McDonaugh of the Denver club,
whose swat stick goes the limit. The
bat used by McDonaugh is not particu-
larly long, but is a thick, solid piece
of wood, with the handle not great
deal thinner than the batting end.
Pete O'Brien of the Minneapolis
club has the "freakiest' bat ever
seen on a baseball field, as his pet
stick is twenty-eight inches long AMI
greatly resembles an oldfashioned po-
tato masher. It's handle is so short
that it is barely large enough to allow
its owner and designer to get his
hands on it. The batting end is fat
and chubby and is chopped, off about
where most bats are beginning to
taper. Although small. it is rather
heavy little swatter, as its chubbiness
keeps up its weight. Cy Seymour, the
heavv-hitting center gardener of the
New York Giants. uses a medium
length club and a handle of medium
thickness. He takes good quick
swing that is capable of planting the
ball on line over the infeid. There
is not a fan in the country that has
not heard Of Hans Wagner, and those
who have heard of him have also
heard of his clouting ability, for he
has long been one of the heaviest hit
tiers in the world. He uses a stick
with a straight taper and handle Of
the usual thickness and of medium
weight Wagner bats right handed
and steps into the ball with terrific
force.
'EMike' Donlin uses similar sticks
to Wagner and is very particular in
their selection. Larry Lajoie is the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-14
G. A. CS. COULD
PLAY SOCCER

What is the matter with the C. A.
Cs. putting out a soccer team? They
have plenty of good material and ought
to be able to make good showing
against any of the other teams. Here
we have Mon Yin, En- Sue, John Lo,
Clement Akina, Ako Awana, Sing
Chong, Hong Chack and several other
likely athletes who would readily learn
the game.
1t is to be hoped that the club viii
take this matter up and see their way
to put a soccer team in the field As
far as that goes, what is the matter
with the winter series at Aala Park
being soccer instead of baseballP And
echo answers, "What?'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-14
COLORED BOXER
HAS CHALLENGE

Edward Parker, colored boxer
weighing 158 pounds, is anxious to
meet any man in the feet or on the
Islands at his weight. He is a likely
looking fellow and sizes up for clever
one. There is some man in the fleet
whom he is especially anxious to meet.
Unfortunately, his memory failed him
at the time he was talking to an Adj
yertiser representative, and he could
not remember the name. Should the
name come to him again, mention of
it will willingly be made in these
columns.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-14
SOCCER MEETING
NEXT FRIDAY

The executive committee of the Ha-
waiian Association Football League
viii meet in the rooms of the Scottish
Thistle Club next Friday, October 16,
at p. m. There is much business of
Importance to be discussed and acted
on.
The matter of grounds is to be re-
ported on and the schedule for the
coming season to be made up. Ref
erees are to be appointed and many
other important details settled, so that
the teams can get busy and prepare
for the coming season.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-14
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
Branches and Agencies:

Toxic, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki, Lon
don, Lyons, New York, San Francisco,
Bombay, Hongkong, Shanghai, Han
kow, Chefoo, Tientsin, Peking, New
chang, Dalny, Port Arthur, Antung-
Hsien, Liaoyang, Mukden, Tienling,
Changehun.
The bank buys and receives for
collection bills of exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters of Credit and
transacts a general banking business
Honolulu Branch, 81 S. King Street
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-31
SCIENTIFIC METHODS IN
DHIRYINC.

Our esteemed fellow citizen, Il. ],
Jacobs, has just made discovery
which promises to entirely reyolu-
tionize dairying ms now conducted
After an experience of several
years in old methods, Mr.. j. has
demonstrated that two o'clock on a
bright moonlight morning is the
ideal hour at which to extract the
tactical fluid from Jersey cows.
To the ignorant or careless mixer
who prefers his own comfort and
spends the early morning hours
snoozing in bed, Mr.. Us methods
seem a trifle heroic, but to scien-
tifc mind like his own the hour has
peculiar advantages. 1t is claimed
microbes, bacteria, germs, etc, are
less rampant at two am. The milk
secured at this hour, while trife
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-31
LISHBEULH

Men are now at work in the new
shipyard at Lisabeula near the
wharf. The first vessel being built
is a large launch. We wish the
firm success. Watch Lisabeula
prosper.
Mr. M. Baunsgard has gone east
of the mountains visiting among
relatives.
Mrs. S. B. Mattson, of Seattle,
spent Sunday here visiting among
friends and relatives, also acting
as superintendent for the Baptist
Sunday-school in the absence OF
NJ. Baunsgard.
Mrs. Winquest has been i'll for
some time, but is reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Calvin and
son Alic are spending a few days
visiting in Tacoma.
A surprise party was'given Frank
Kneebone in honor of his fifteenth
birthday. All report good time.
Miss Victoria Calvin of Tacoma
spent Sunday visiting here.
Mr.. Fred Taylor of Burton was
also seen here Sunday.
Miss Frances Stewart is spending
a few days visiting at Stones Land
ing with her grandmother, Mrs. w.
S. Young.
Messrs. Nels and Peter Baunsgard
made a trip to Seattle Saturday.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-31
V A S H Q N

The vashon school still has a
splendid attendance. The boys
have been making an effort to bet
ter the condition Of the school
grounds, and bontires are the order
of the day.
There were eleven pupils who
took the eighth grade examination.
They are very much encouraged
with their credits, as all received
splendid grades. Edward Gorsuch
having completed the course, sue
ceeded in obtaining an eighth grade
diploma.
The third and fourth grades in
the primary room have been doing
some special work in map drawing
water colors and crayon.
HATTIE KUENTz
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-31
DRY DOCK NOTES.

The Santa Clara is undergoing
extensive repairs to her boilers and
propeller She will go off the dock
on Thursday and work will be com
pleted alongside the wharf
There will be numerous vessels
to follow her on the dock.
The bay fishermen around Dock
ton report very slack week in
regard to herring and smelt.
Schooner Fortuna, of the Blom
Cod Fish Co, is having a water
tank erected on the after part of
the deck. 1t will hold about 5000
gallons Of water.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-31

less in quantity is much more hy-
gienic than several hours later.
The COW is also in more somno-
lent and reposeful frame of mind.
We predict great things when this
discovery ismade. public. Ofcourse,
the path of the inventor is often a
thorny one, he is frequently sur
rounded with small envious minds
who grudge to genious the praise it
deserves, and there are among Mr..
J.'s neighbors those who hint that
the discovery was simply due to his
failure TO correctly figure out the
time ON his clock, but this sugges-
ton is unworthy of consideration
The gentleman, we learn, has used
a clock fol number OF years and
ought to be able to tell the time OF
day without any great mental
struggle.
We understand Mr.. j. is also a
poet Of some ability, and while
awaiting inspiration IRON the muses.
made the important discovery above
quoted. While he might make a
fortune from it, he has generously
decided to give suffering humanity
the benefit free. Any one wishing
full details can obtain them by adj
dressing him enclosing stamped
envelope for reply.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-31
SCHOOL NOTES
DIES MONIES.

Freddie Berto, pupil of the
sixth grade, left school and he will
attend at some Seattle school.
The primary room of our school
are having department contest.
The pupils Of the grade that gets
the highest average have their
names written in banner on the
blackboard in colored chalk. The
fourth grade won last month, in
which are Clarence Williams, Vic
tor Rudberg, Archie Silyey, Monte
Galloway, Ferris and Walter Lin
dahl, Gladys Case and Floyd Peck.
The pupils who ranked the high
est III the grades are:
Third-Gussie Rene.
Fourth-Walter Lindahl.
Fifth-Hettey Miles.
Sixth-Gardie Field,
Seventh-Lee Peck.
Eighth-Lizzie Miles.
CLARENCE PECK, Reporter.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-31
Property Changes Hands.

The Mohn property has been
sold to Joseph Richardson OF Chic
ago, through the vashon Realty
Company.
The gentleman made three trips
to the famous Wenatchee district,
thinking that as it was so highly
advertised it must be the only
place. A trip TO Vashon Island
however made him triHe skepti-
cal, and he finally decided this
place was good enough for him.
We commend his judgment and
believe he will at no distant time
pat himself on the back for his
decision.
S. J. Harmeling, Jr. has sold his
business building, formerly occu-
pied as a printing office, to Mr..
Willhight, who contemplates open
ing barber shop therein.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-31
DOCKTOM.

Mr.. Rood and Mr.. Wang, con-
tractors, have returned to Dockton
after completing some work at
Clifton.
Miss j. Holland left for Seattle,
where she will be for some time.
Mr.. c.. Peterson has stump
puller on his place, the work being
done by N. Nilsen.
Mr.. A. Nelson of Tacoma has
bought a waterfront lot, and expects
to build home for his father.
Captain Phillips, of the Tacoma
Barge and Tug Co, is stopping at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison.