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The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-15

ternoon in honor OF Louis Rodda
and Walter Allison's birthdays.
Out door games and relay races
We're followed by a feed that
makes small boys smile.
The P. r. A. of Center held a
meeting Friday night at the
school house. They are planning
to give another play some time
in April.
Misses Louise Dowd and Let
tie Miner and Messrs. Ray Miner
and Jesse Dennis were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Rodda at Quarter.
master.
Tom ThcahlNAp.. is making
some extensive taearing on his
ranch near Cehterss =
Mr. and Mrs. p. Mccormick
were among thesCenter patrons
of the vaudeville at Vashon, Sat
lfday evening.
Harry Davis has. added anogh-
en- head of liyestocKtehis ranch;
also q pretty fair incubStor. Hatch
OF plymouth Rock and Wyandot..
tie chickens,
Miss Bessie Wise spent several
days in Seattle this week the
guest OTHER brother, r a Wise.
Miss NJ. Sill and Miss III. vii
SON are holding evangelistic
meetings at the Center school
house every evening this week.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-15

evening at the home of Mr., gand
Mrs. G.. Hiersch. A good hum.
her were present and hadpsl en-
ioyable time.
Mr.. Holm has sold his place
here TO Mr.. d. @. Brown. He
expects to move to his property
at Fragaria in the near future.
Miss Lila Moe OF Portland
visited at the home OF Miss Paul
inc Hiersch over the week end.
Mr.. Charles Hierseh gave a
whist party at his homeflast Sat
urday night. About twenty
young people We're present. John
Hiersch won the first prize and
Charlie the consolation.
Walter Larson YVES on the sick
list last week.
The Lisabeula grammar school
baseball team will play the DIAL
Ia team on the local grounds,
next Friday afternoon. Here's
hoping they keep up their re-
putation.
AT the Port of Seattle election
at Lisaberla last Tuesday, pro
positions one and three carried
while proposition two was de
feated. Proposition j, for IA,
against 3; proposition II, for Z,
agaipst9; proposition III, for -,
against 4
Mrs. f. Kneebone visited
friends in Seattle Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Wallace Cross was pain.
fully injured by a street car
while crossing at First avenue
and University street last Satin-
day evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Morriss of Seat
tie visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. G., Stewart last Sun
day.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-15

game as Burton did. Burton
made nearly ten field errors.
which lost them the game. There
was not much individual starring.
though the work of Fred Ernis.
see, Earl Banner and Chas. Glib.
son was excellent. The lineup.
Thorsen. catcher; Gibson, pitch.
er; Blekkink, LIST; Banner, 2nd.
Bridgman, 3rd, Parker, 81: G.
Ward, II; Ernissee, cf; NJ, Ward.
IF.
On last Monday morning, Miss
Sutton gave most instructive
talk on Australia. ''One bun
dred varieties of snake, made
some of us feel willing to stay
away; but it seems, nevertheless.
a marvellous country. and one
bound to develop greatly in the
future.
On Monday of this week we
A' WY E''"5 given w uiellDerS
of the French class. VIM. Gar
vim, the rate father; Una Bar
ham, the young lady receiving
callers; Allen Peyser, the un
welcome one; ana Paul Thorsen.
the successful suitor. All made
decided hits with the audience
and won enthusiastic applause.
1t was a great success.
The Vashen- Marry Institute
held in the Vashon building, Sat
urday, was decided success.
The teachers wish to thank the
ladies' of the Parent-Teaehers
Association for their generous
help, The visitors were very
cordial in their praise of the
good lunch.
The debate with Burton will
be held at Burton, Thursday.
April Il, at $ O'Clock. Burton
upholds the affirmative and Wash
on the negative
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-15
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our heart
felt thanks to all the friends for
the many acts of kindness and
the sympathy extended during
the illness and death of our be-
loved husband and father.
Mrs. S. S. Nye.
Mrs. Flank Enochs
and family
Mrs. Harry Turner
and family.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-15
Vashon High School Notes


ENTERTAINMENT A SUCCESS
In every way, considering sev.
eral unavoidable happenings, the
affair given by the V. A. A. was
entirely satisfactory. The Ath
letic Association wishes to shank
ali those who supported and
pushed the show. / We especial.
Is thank the teachers, the out,
siders who worked so hard in
our behalf. and the public who
turned out en- masse to see the
Performance.
Personally, we feel very proud
OF Yashon Island talent and the
school spirit which enabled MS to
produce the affair
VAsaoN 6. BURTON >
The baseball team jouineyed
to Burton and trimmed the hone
tcam 6 to , last Friday. Three
of the regulars were out of the
game, but the team played one
OF the best games of its career.
The fielding record was almost
perfect, but just one clean hit
was made by Vashcn. The team
batting must improve. for OPP.
ponents like Auburn aud Sum
ner are not likely 10 kick us the
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-15
Lisabeula Notes

4 farewell party was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John.
son Wednesday, evening, March
Z They moved to West Seattle
ON Friday.
Mr.. c. il. Stewart and family
hay%moved from Glen Acres to
their property here.
The Good Times Club held its
monthly meeting last Friday
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-15
PRICES MODERATE

high school team on the Y. NJ.
G. A. court for the district cham
pionship. The score was 40 to
"a in favor of Burton. 1t was Il
fine game and was featured by
consistent basket shooting by
Harry Enochs. Referee Nelson
of Seattle was very strict and
called fouls" to the extent of
barring Sherman and Enochs in
the latter pastofthe game. Some
Of the boys returned on the a:l5
boat to Portage, while others
staid over to spend Sunday in
Seattle. Prof. Kennard accom-.
panied the boys and in honor of
the victory gave them an oyster
supper Those who went were
Sherman, Enochs. WestoveI,
Carly, Mattson, Cook, Fretg.
Mcintosh and Miller.
Messrs. Kloeppel and Clark
are home from Port Blakeley for
d while.
The Klos Tillicum club met
on Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. B. 2. Nelson.
Mrs. Lindstrom entertained
some Tacoma friends Wednes
DAY who came to attend the open
meeting of the V. /. w. C.
Mrs. w. G. Parkes entertain.
ed Mrs. G. p. Balabanotf and Mrs.
Jas. Hays of Tacoma and also
the program committee of V. |.
w. G. at luncheon on Tuesday.
Jas. Robinson, former resi-
dent of the Island, who has been
in California during the winter,
came over from Everett Tuesday
on business.
Marion Bentley, wife and
daughter, we're week end guests
at his fathers home.
Some of the farmers a bout Bur
ton have been selling their cattle
to the butcher. Thursday of
last week number of head were
shipped on the steamer Vashon.
On Tuesday, five or six more
We're sent over to Tacoma.
The Vashon Island Woman 5 !
Club held their second open
meeting CT the year Oil Tuesday |
evening, March Is, at the Bap.
fist church. Mrs. Fl. A. Stanley |
welcomed the guests and Mrs.
Lindstrom introduced the speak |
er of the evening, Mrs. G. p.
i}alabanotf of Tacoma. president |
OF the Presidents Council, with
which the V. |. W. G. is afiiliat. !!
ed. She is also chairman of the
committee on civil service and |
prison reform work. About six
ty members and friends were pre-
sent and all enjoyed social
hour and refreshments at the
close of the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McNair
invited o few neighbors to help
celebrate Mr.. McNair's birthday
anniversary on Tuesday.
Mrs. S. F. Robinson, who
spent three months visiting her
brother in Stockton, California,
came back to the Sound the
early part OF last week and re-
turned TO the Island on Saturday,
She will soon be settled III her
home III West Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. A. Tonneson.
who spent some time this winter
n Southern California for Mr.
ronneson's health, have return
ID 80 their home in Tacoma.
Fhey spent the week end at their
summer home on the beach at
Burton.
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Burton Locals

Mrs. Kloeppel and Mrs. W. D
Clark spent Saturday at Port
Blakely, returning on the mid
night boat.
W. S. Bentley came over on
the late boat Saturday night to
spend several days with the
home folks.
Mrs. Marsh returned Thurs
of last week from a weeks visit
in Tacoma, Seattle and other
places.
Mrs. w. H. w. Rees, former
Is OF Tacoma, came over Thurs
day evening to make her home
for a time with her daughter,
Mrs L Fl. Gebert.
f G, Thompson OF Granger.
a former resident OF Quartermas,
ter, was q visitor over Sunday
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. S.
s. Heath.
Mrs. K. HI. Whitfield and Mrs.
w, G. Whitfield spent Wednes-
day of last week with Mrs, S. n.
Bixby of Tacoma.
Miss Laura Sackett was the
guest of Miss Doris VanHouse
in Tacoma Saturday and Sunday
The Baptist Ladies Aid met
Thursday at tte home of Mrs. Il.
d. Sackett for an afternoon of
sewing to prepare for their
Easter sale" of fancy articles.
Ray Butler of Seattle Was seen
on our streets Sunday While
here he made arrangements for
improvements to be made on the
property of his sister, Mrs. h.
Baber.
Miss Ruth Sutherland of Ia
coma came over Friday evening
! for a week end visit with her
uncle and family, w c. Whit
field.
Kew. II. Il. Gebert went TO
Eierett Saturday for short
visit with his father and mother
Mrs. Philip Lovegren of Bel
lingham has been visiting for a
few days at the home of her
uncle, W. F. Bechtel, west of
Burton.
Gerard Robinson, who has
been visiting a week or two in
Walla. Walla, returned TO Burton |
Monday morning
Mr.. st. John and Frank En-
ochs made a "trip to Seattle Sat
urday on business.
w. G. Hopkins left Sunday |
for Vancouver, b G., on bust
ness.
VIM. Higginson returned Sat
urday night from Port Blakeley |
for a few days visit with his
father and sister.
d. A. Cheney has a broken
finger and badly nutilated |
hand, the result of getting
caught by the fan in his auto
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Sackett OF |
Seattle spent Sunday with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. d.
Sackett.
j. D, Saclfett has been confin-
ed to his bed several days from
an attack of neuralgia.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will
hold an all-day meeting on We'd
nesday of next week at the home
Mrs. Sackett to finish articles for
their Easter sale.
Mrs. Cation and little daught.
er CT Tacoma came oyer Thurs
day of last week for asvisit with
her sister, Mrs. Marsh. and re-
turned Monday morning with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Whitfield,
who drove to Tacoma in their
machine.
The Burton high school basket
ball team iourneyed to Seattle
on the Daily Saturday mora
ing and played the kirkland
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7. HANSEN
Notary Public
Al Kinds Of Legal Papers Drawn an
Acknowledged.
Office at vashon State Bank.

business and social meeting of
Commercial club, Burton, Mar. 90
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-07-06
New Wing to Colored
Orphans Home.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA. July D.
The Board Of Control bss accepted plan.
for the erection Of the new wing 70 the
Colored sOrphsns Home near here.
Work will begin at an early date and
when The wing 10 completed 10 Will -
used for the boys Of the institution thus
separating the boys from the girls Who
will occupy the wing nov used by both
and the central part Of the building will
be used by the Superintendent for sd-
ministrstion purpo-es.
The last session Of the legislature upon
the recommendation Of Prof. Jas l..
Hill, the Superintendent, and the Fosrd
Of Control, made an appropriation for
tins much needed improvement.
The Orphans Home r. ia better condi-
ton now than ever before in IL hi.torv
with . large number Of cattle and hox..
more than leo scrs under cultivation
and prospects for q record breaking crop.
thsn . thousand no. fruit trre- were re-
Gently PLANTED and during the past year
several head Of thoroughbred cattle and
boRs we're purcbssed By the Superinsen-
dent Tor brceding purposes To replace the
cid scrubs. The Commissioner If Agri-
Q allure b cooperating vith Mr. Hill 20
piscs . number Of sheep on the unculti-
vooDd land siso and n the present. rate of
peogspo = kept up for . few years, the
49, wil ulomaasly become sslfsup-
Dwelng.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-07-06
APPEAL TO BOYS
Director Of Boys Work.
ing Reserve Issues
a Call

CHARLESTON, w. VA, July B.
Hon Houston q. Young. Secretary OF
State and Director of Boys Working Re-
serve of the Counsel OF National Defense
for West Virginia, returned from Wash
ington where he attended a conference
of State Directors Of the United States
Boys Working Reserve. At this meeting
plans were outlined for enrolling five
million boys in aid o. the nation during
the war Germany. Mr.. Young 10 very
anxious that every boy in West Virgins
become Interested gin this great move
ment to produce something to help the
soldiers at the front. lie states that escl.
boy can be Of service and should find
some work that will aid the nation i'm
this crisis. lie urges the boys To obtain
better results and will gladly furnish in
formation and suggestions - to how get
best results
The statement OF Mr.. Young foIlo~s:
As director of the Boys Working
Reserve fol thi. state. call upon ali
boys between the ayes OF sixteen and
twenty one when not IN school, To enlist
themselves in some work useful 70 the
government
MUST BEAT GERMAN BOYS.
The conference Was advised by Mr..
Herbert g. Hoover that every boy ia
Germany lie enlisted in producing some
thing useful Tor the soldier at the front.
He requested rs 10 bring back the word
To the boys OF America that he e1pect-
you 70 he no less loyal TO your country
than the boys Of Germany are 70 theirs
. II there 10 sny hoy IN West Virgins
able work without job. I should h
glad 70 have him communicate with me
The hogs at home can and must hell
win the war"
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-01
CORRESPONDENTS De LOS EsTADos
JALISCO
LOS CHAUFFEURS SERAN EXA-
MiNADOS.

GUADALAJARA, Agosto 26.-La
aotoria incompetence de muchos de
los que Sc haceA pasar por chautteIrS
= a los que Sc les confia cl maneJo de
los AUTOMOBILES con gravisimo pelIgro
para eli publico, tanto de parte de ell,
que. los ocupa para v~iaias en- elloS,
como de Ia parte que translta por las
Gales. va sea a pie o va IN cOches Il
0tros v~chiculos, ha sido cGusa de que
i Ayuntamiento, tratando de poner-
lc Unite al nal, haya nombr0do una
:omisiGn que sc cncargara de cxami-
lar . tolos los que aspiren 4 ser cnau-
tfcurs, Y en- case de que comprueben
s. aptitud para manejar los autom6-
viles Sc les exped.rA IA constancia
correspondence para que puedan dc
dicarsc a :rahajar en- 81 oficlo dcntro
de los limites de Ia ciudad. Esta me-
dida del Ayuntamiento ha sido muy
5ien recibida por el publico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-01
Escapan los asaltantes.

Cuando los tres italianos cue Ia
bian asaltado al cantinero y sus Glen
les, hubieron disparado todos los Ii
ros de sus pistolas, Sc precipitation ha-
cia una escaIera que corducia hacla
In parte alta del edificio = Sc escapa-
ron por ella, saltando luego a los te-
jados de las casas c%ontiguas. Una
yerdaderamente atrevida escapada,
digna de una pelicula cinematografi-
ca.
Como en- el distirto Sc conocian pu-
blicamente las amenazas de muerte
que Sc habian hecho contra Quatron-
ne, los vecinos al escuchar los dispa-
ros. supusieron desde luegs que al
guna tragedia pasaba en- Ia cantina
de aquel, y en- un momento sc ag!o-
nero Ia genie frente al estab.cclmlen-
to tratando de inquirir detalles de los
Sucesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-01
Una inDonsEIe ceremonial
en- Ia antigua cap. ruSa :

MOSCOW. Agosto 3l.-Las CAM
panas de 1900 iglesias de Moscow
nan estado repicando constantemen-
&c con motive del festival de Ia Asun
ci6n V dc ser eli dia de la aperture
de! Congress- Ecumerico de la lgicsia
Cftodoxa. Is ell primer Congreso te-
nido aqui durantc doscientos amos
de ~oficialismo ~ecles!asticO impuesto
por Pedro cl Grande por razones po-
~liticas.
Durante Ia ultima noche estuvie-
ron llegando Z Ia ciudad, de todas las
~poblaciones vccinas, gentes de todas
las classes sociales y campesinos aeon
p2nados en- muchos casos dc u mu-
jeros qIc conducian paquetes &c ca
nam0n Y llcvaban rIdas imagencs en-
sus Eanos. Todas eStas gcntes meZ-
c.adas Il Ia poblaci0n de la ciudad Sc
dirisia en- masas c0mpactas hac!a Ia
h:st5rica Plaza Roja para aglomcrar-
sc cabc los muroS del k"cmlin, dOndc
;ja . tcncr lugar Ia procession dc la
Cruz : todos los seryicios n~ac.onales
para IA salvation de la fclicIdad de
Russia. debian celebrarse.
\ las 10 dc Ia mahana, en- Ia Ca
tcdral &c Ia Asunci6n eli cl Krcm!in.
doudc pcrmaneceH IN pic los tronos
sojrc los cualcS hacc cicutos de amos
los c~mpcradoIcS recibicron Ia cGro-
ma. Sc cclchr6 la dedication dc. ser
yic:o. In tai ceremonial, con vcsli-
m~nta dc tcla de orc Y con mira res
2landccienrc Ge piedras prcclosaS,
oficiaron los principles de la iglesia.
Fl Primer M.inistro kerensky asisti0
! la ceremonia, pcto solo estuvo pc.
COS minutos; antcs habia estado c!
ex-Primer Ministco Lvoff.
Antics dc Que terminara el servicio
two iugar la procession de Ia Cruz
On Ia que mas de 100 banderas fue-
ron exhibidas m~ostrando cada una
ia efigie dc aigun santo. 4 la cabeza
Dc la procession de Ia Cruz apareciG
e. rcformador mas famoso de la lyle
sia. Andrew, Obispo de Ufa, cl hon.
brc cuya cyistencia comenzo sicndc
n principe Y un Official para con-
vertir5e mas tardc en- IN austcro
monte que rcnuncio a todos los bic
ncs del mundo y cuya historic Sc lee
como n de las novelas de Tolstoi y
ofrcccn cjcmplo de una cspiritual re-
generation.
La ceremonial aSumio, al fin, cl mas
so!cTne caractcr Y atrajo una in
mensidad de poblaci0n en- que sc en-
c~ontraban mezcladas todaS las classes
socialcS.
800 fucron los micmbros del Con-
greso Y estoS cVmenzaran Sus d!scu-
stones q microbes dc Ia semana
pr6Xjma, en- el temple del Salvador,
levantada en- conmemoraci6n de Ii
guerra dc Liberation contra Napo-
Icon cl Grande.
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ENTIRE LOS PRiSIONEROS Sc EN-.
CUENTRA Ell EX-SECRETRlO
PARTICULAR.
PUcnla, Agosto 81.

PU"hla, .AgostO 81
! Entire los pr.Sioucros que sc hicic-
ron en- q cumbatc en- Due hallaron Ia
mucrtc los hcrmanoS Marquee Escobc-
DO. Sc cncucntra 81 professor Jose Ma
ria BonilIa quicn, juutamcntc con los
otl oS fac conSignado al .Iucz dc Dis
trito de TIaXcaIa, para dondc fucron
!lcradoS tudoS los ~priSioncros.
Al Sc iatcrrogado manifesto que
rfc1tivamcutc. 81 un tempo. fuc Sc
crctario Particular DE- EStcbau Mar
qucG E$cohcJo, pcro que hacia va has
t&ntc tempo que Sc habia scparado dc
Giles y que 81 SC lc habia cncontrado
entire los rcbcldcS, tai rosa Sc dcbia Il
gu" habia Sido comiSionado Dor e.
gobcrnador Cabrera Y por cl general
TrevIno. para tratar con los hernia
nos Marquee E~scobedo, acerca de su
rendicion al gobierno carrancista.
En- vista de esta declaration Sc ha
librado eXhOrtO "a Juez de esta ciu-
dad, para que tome declaration So
bre el asunto al gobernador, Y en- ca
so de que no sea cierto 10 que afr
ma Bonillas, Scra pasado por las ar
mas, pucs Sc lc aplicara cl dccrcto
por cl cUal han sido declarados fuera
dc IA Icy todos los que comcticroD 81
atcntajo dc MuHoz, que cs bicn sd
dido que fuc ilcvado j cabo por las
iuerzas rcbcldes que comandaban los
hcrmanos Marquee Escobcdo. En-
caso dc que sea cleric 10 que ha de-
clarado scra pUcStO embellishments
Gil Iibertad.
Sisuen pcrsiguicndo a los papcIcros.
FL director &c III Escucla Carlos Z