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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

Will, 1 Il % tarloqF5 n4e';iaas is
ssns,, log Gs.oD ]: 70 e I 10 To" I, Ton Z
Colleen. Roselaud. Bridgc iiiaycf 40 raa
~ Second Tacc-mi!c-He rodias. igi ,McAte"j
to 70 J. 10 l. won: Phantom Maid
1cG tSchuttinrsrl j - 3. 10 = : I" 10
second; Ballet Dancer Ii ll5 CWansP rs
Ito 6, 70 >. to O. third Time. iss /
Il RhsJeg. Scoots Duchess Lace. Yvette. High.
s. Third racce--the Hamburg handicap: seven
Ia Mort. lgS tFair6rotherj
70 !, 8 70 .; out. won. l. Etrant % iCar,
Told 70 = 20 . out. secor,I; lima
T,f;IisSH, IL tFrgscm, i TO 8 even. out.
4 third. Time. ~ TO- George Starr also ran
Fourth raGGc-the Hroomstick stare: sell.
Ing; one mile and sixteenth. Smapdrason
s1L. 100 tSchuttlnGcr Z 10 T. to = 10 6,
tiwon; African arrow. lGj ,McAtecI. ia T.
fS. TO o. 10 = second; CoulHonci l07 tNvailsb
2o to j, TO ] TO ]. third. Zine ! Is is
ylsaddy Whack. DoTcss also ran -
N<E iith racc--onc mile NarChCsa IL o.
- ErlckFonl: - to !, TO >. . to 3 won
SIvry. 10 tWida). 10 to 3. 10 s. sec.
40nd; Thistledon. l03 ,McA,ec), 10 > s 10
-, 20 8 third Tim.. :3s, Tailor Ma Id
S1srlo. Earl Decker
receive urlonrs Phantom Fair.
! 1G9 tF ator), to 10 :. to = won
sTheima u. 100 Uykc). to /. ) to g. 10 .
y&econd; Gloria France. IL tButwelD IL 10
II. even. 2 to 5. third Time, .ts i-5 Azur.
9Na. Tache O'Gauni. Wedding Cake Rico.
SfS6ot Constancy also ran
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lAT0NIA RESULTS

WiIis, $50. s.so, s..e M M AA ru.l is'
los ns hansf3rdl SEQ. so;lc. second: Star
lion: Clsrice Ruth, sir Deco Gray Earic,
w: W. Hastings. Port Drapeau. Skiics KNOB
Second racc-hve and one half furIonr.-
The Swimmer. liz UIanovcrI. 1870, 81 90
go won; ace OF Trump. llo (RohinsonS.
.ss4oo' ESQ, second; AicX., Jr, ll2 Gentry,
Tom Logan, Music Man Hosticr. poiph.
Third race-siN furlongs.-Scweu Combs
~ tThmrborl. $3.50. $3.50. $50. won: ron
Rromo. 100 (Wiiii.i. $3.50. ,hi i0. ITIy mmd'
LIZ -. k!hu Rey III. PI"assnton Orties
Child. Herald. Suhahdar. Narcsa!a, Escoyar
Play, lo7 IThurbcr,. 90, s5'say s. fS an
won; Buldo%c, % tBoyI",. $40. $3.50. SOC
End: Din" Carroll; Io7 (roon, $leSo, third
pullct. Vision, Carrie Moore. IIun,erman
.\matcllo Malva also ran ''' -
nj n,it ~, race, the Eden Park handicap: mile
America los Toon 81. 30 8, T 10 'sccoon 1d"
Old Rosebud. is HIowardD $3.50, third
G : bhtns-i ~ -. Couriship. Drastic, Lillian
sixth race--iuiic and q siHtecuth-Ilu.
kenny. loa .noyle>. $50 20, $3.50. si>io.
s Won; lack Straw. 100 dRidcuour, $3.50
Selma G.. Tours. sophia Gatcwood Hin ~
aker Broomswccp, Aldcbar Mary IT, Am.
seventh racc--the Tuscun: milo and 2
10: G.unsfordI. t3"lo
S2d.2". $40 %. won. sun God i07 tTbur
net, ~" 20; second: Hocnir. llo (Mnr-
Exhorter. Lackawanna, Sansym!nS Madr,s
GinEham, Redmon also ran.
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Vinson May Be Gotten
To Play With Indians

Fhird-bascmnn CinSun, who pIny-
ed Atcllnr ball with the UicEnond
tenn Inst ycnr before going into
service, In being sought by Owner
hen Wilson To MI the gan nt the
hot corner, and the chances of Sccur-
ing him seem excellent, according
to NIL reports.
Einson Will he i'm Atlanta on July
to scc his wife. lie has lust re-
turned from orcrScns. 1mmcdintcIy
upon his arrival In this country he
got In touch with MIR. Wilson md
in reply to his message was offered
'spccini Inducements to come with
the RtchmOnd team. lie IL expected
to make his decision in Atlanta
nfter seeing his wife.
Arrangements Will he made to
have the results of tho Willard
Dempsey fight Mt Toledo announced
after cnch inning nj the gnmc he
tween RichmOnd and Petersburg ut
boulevard Field independence Day.
THIS will permit fms to witness
the Eamc MS we'll AZ have knowledge
whether il will he Champion Jack
Dempsey or the same king OF tho
hcnvyvciEhts, willard. Announce
ment OF an analysts of each round
the blcnchcrS md the Ernndstnnd.
The game July 4 will begin mt {
o'clock instead of 4:3O. the usual
hour. 4 dOublc-hrndcr will he
played Saturday between the In
dams and tho Coolers, the first
game beginning at ".30 o'clock.
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INTEREST KEEN IN HOL MAN
LAWRENCE BOUT ON JULY q
Number of Richmond Sporting Men
VIII Go 10 Camp Lee 10 Sec
Match In Liberty Theatre.

Jesse Holman, Rchmond's premier
lightweight boxer. who meets Speedy
Liberty Theatre. Camp Lee. on the
afternoon OF July 4, was anticipating
a trip to London as member OF the
a. f. +. boxing team when his divl-
Holman had taken part in the
A. l.. +. finals in Paris and made a
great showing. He received a private
offer from an English sportsman who
wanted to take the Richmond lad 10
London and later make a tour o.
Australia: But Virginia held lis
charms for the boxing idol of the
Lawrence is brilliant boxer. who
stood off some of the best ligh,weights
on the Pacitic, Coast before coming to
handle his duke" declare his defense
will more than Offset whatever super
Tor punching power Holman may pos
sess. Public interest has been aroused
in this bout as in no other similar
contest arranged at Camp Lee
Holman. scientific boxer, with
kEnockout wailop in either fist, is the
iavorite among local fans, OF course
but In Lawrence, Holman will en-
counter lad OF no mean ability. The
fact that he is champion OF Camp Lee
shows his speed.
The outcome OF the bout Friday
probably Will have an important bear
ing on Holman's ring aspirations. If
ne Wits, his stock will soar high and
II is within the realm Of probability
mat he VIII 20 North and. make bon
Ing his life game. On the other hand
q victory for Lawrence Will set back
the local boy.
In addition to the main bout the
six-round go between Charley Holman.
o. Richmond, and Kid Murphy. Of
camp Lee, bantamweights. and a four
round paStimc with Soldier HOPKINS
and Young Mcdors, middlcwcichts. as
principals, will give the bill plenty OF
variety. Beginning at o'clock, the
bouts Will be run off quickly and will
be concluded by = O'Clock.
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EASTERN TENNIS TEAM TO
BE LED BY bob" MURRAY
Fastest Players In Country VIII Meet
n~fntersectionni Matches ut
Cincinnati Next Week,

NEW YORK. July Robert Lind.
ley Murray. OF Niagara Falls, will &C,
as captain of the Eastern tennis team
In its match with the team represent
ms the West at Cincinnati next week
according to Julian S. Myrick Mr.. Mn.
rick has charge OF the arrangements
Tor the East. and. in announcing the
personnel OF the team today, said that
William I. Tilden, H., OF Philadel-
pHia, viii play No. 1.
Although Murray is champion. TIL
den has been playing more tennis this
season, and being 'on his game" is ac-
corded the honor OF first place. He
will probably meet William NJ. John
ston, of San Francisco, former cham
piou. as leader of the Western team.
The others playing for the East are:
NO 2. Murray; No. 3. lchyia Kuma-
Sae: No. 4, s. Howard Eoshell: No.
.. Wallace +. Johnson; No 6, Vincent
Richards. In doubles the pairs will
be as follows: Tildcn and Richards,
Noshell and Johnson; Murray and
kumaGae.
The Western team will include vii.
liam NJ. Johnston. Robert Einscy
AHel Craven OF California, and 4. l..
Green, Jr., Samuel Hardy and Ralph II.
Rurdick. OF Chicago. Their teams for
the doubles have not been announced
Six singles and three doubles matches
Will be played:
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TWENTY-FOOT RING GOOD
Ine OF Smaller Enclosure VIII Force
jess aud Jack to stand Up
TO Ench Other.

TOLEDO, OHIO. July Tick Rick
ard has not made a radical move in
limiting the ring for the Willard :.
side. Willard boxed Luther McCartv.
Arthur Pelky. Soldier Kearns and
Frank Moran in a twenty foot ring al
Madison Square Garden. The time
honored twenty four foct ring seldom
has been used for big fights in this
part OF the country
In twenty-foot Enclosure Willard
ana Dempsey must stand up and bat.
ne without much OF chance to en-
ploy footwork. The boxing fans Who
attend the mill at Toledo will de.
sire action and plenty of it. The ring
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JESS WILLARD SATISFIED
PLEASED WITH CONDITION
ON EVE OF GREAT BATTLE
Declares rhnt He Is BETTER Thnn lie
Was at linvann and VIII Let
Loose On Dempsey.
ny FRANK G. MENI<s.


TOLEDO, O.. July Jess willard
was first angered and thon greatly
amused today over reports that he
was training secretly rs we'll as pub
l.cly for his fstic affair with Jack
Dempsey OH Friday.
ITS bunk. all bunk" declared the
champion. commenting on stories that
he was doing night road work All
the training that I'm doing is on pub
lie display. But | guess a lot Of the
should do some road work decided that
If would not do it in reality they
would have nc do ii in their ina gina :
ton
Tho Kansas giant. after rather
feverish workout this afternoon. de-
cided to take another whirl at it to-
morrow.
And perhaps I'll go through my re-
sular training routine, on Thursday
pends upon how feel when com
eide then that I'm fit l will close my
camp. ii not. I'll be on exhibition
thursday afternoon at the old casino
We'll Satisfied with Condition.
Are YOU satisfied with your condi-
tom" Willard was asked.
Perfectly" he answered. Right
now think ! am at least o5 per cent
better than was in Havana. My
sparring partners tell me that my box
that can tear through six or eight
rounds now without feeling any OF
the fatigue that used to come to me
ir Havana. I've never really let
loose here. I'm saving It all for the
afternoon of the Fourth when l Will
repay my friends for their confidence
in me by beating Dempsey, In quicker
It's certainty that Wizards attack
on the Utah mauler" will consist
largely OF left jabbins and right up
percu;ting. The former is designed 10
keep the smaller man away and the
Lppercut, the natural Willard punch
is his knockout hope. Jess has been
shooting il against his sparrinG part
rcrs with varying success. Some days
lis aim is excellent: on others it is
the boys with it lately, but 1t is
obvious that he is under a pull"
Dempsey impatient for Fight.
While Willard worked. Dempsey
took things easy. A few caiisthcnics.
some dumbhell exercises with the
weights always held high in the air,
made up the main par, OF Dempseys
muscle tuning program Through the
rest OF the day the challenger lolled
around. although impatience for the
battle 10 begin was plainly evident
III his attitude.
Despite the fact that they are now
making q minimum charge of $40 per
night for 4 room, the hotels already
are packed to overlooking with the
skirmish division of the fight army.
bringing along money TO bet on
Dempsey and finding no Willard back
ms along the horizon.
\ fellow wandered into one OF the
netting places tonight and declared he
had $500 TO bet at even money on Will
lard, whereat nineteen men leaped for
him The fellow who got the bet was
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TARS, 2; RUBES,
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

NORFOLK, VA, July 1.-Norfolk
and Suffolk played fifteen innings Of
big league ball today, and Norfolk won.
> to i. 1t was the best game ever
seen in the Virginia league this year,
and perhaps in any year. There were
countless feats of sharp fielding and
numerous double plays
Manager Schwartz, of Norfolk. were
tut out OF the game for disputing de-
cisions by the umpire. Oldring was
TO the bench.
Culloton's pitching was a feature of
the game. His hit in the fifteenth
scoring the winning run.
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MACkMEN DEFEAT RED S0X
ATHLETICS GAIN VICTORY
WHEN DUMONT WEAKENS
Kinney Drives In Winning Hun After
fasscs and Singles Hnd Tied
Score and Filled Buses.
IBv Associated PrcsrI

PHILADELPHIA. July l. Boston
made only two scattered singles OFF
three Philadelphia pitchers today, but
nine bases on balls helped their scor-
ing, ana they were ahead until Du-
mont weakened in the sixth inning,
the Athletics winning, : 10
Kinney drove in the winning run
with single off Winn, after two
passes and two singles OFF Dumont
The score:
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BUILDERS, 7; COOLERS, 6
Ispecial to The Time,.Disna,ch !

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July L.
After Morgan had knocked the ball
over the left-fcld fence today for a
nome run, the locals look on new life
and staged q rally that netted them
siN runs. which. with the one in the
preceding inning, was enough to win
from Petersburg, 7 TO 6.
Morgan pitched we'll for the locals
errors causing most OF the visitors
runs. strain got three hits. ono q
double, In four times ut bat.
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GIANTS HITS WIN GAME.
DEFEAT BROOKLYN, 6 TOT,
IN FIRST SCRAP OF SERIES
KOnctchy. Dodgers First Baseman,
Sets Record for Scnson with
Ten Consecutive Sufetics.
tBv Associated prcs..1

NEW YORK, July l.--IIcavy hitting
in the carly innings Of the game on
ablcd New York to defeat Brooklyn in
the first game OF their series here to-
day. TO |.
ionctchy. Brooklyn's first bascman,
In his first two trips to the plate.
banged out two hits. running his
streak OF consecutive hits up to ten,
a seasons record.
Score:
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BREAKS AGAINST INDIANS |
PORTSMOUTH AGAIN DEFEAT
LOCALS BY GOOD PLAYING
Truckers Tniiy on Whit should Have
bccn Outs md rnkc Second
Game OF Series.
Especial to The Times-Disnatch !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
PORTSMOUTH. VA. July t.-Ports-
mouth outplaycd Richmond again to-
day and scored second victory over
the Indians by 4 score OF D to l. The
visitors put up some sharp fielding at
times. but the breaks were against
them, and the home club scored on
what should have been outs under
ordinary conditions
Score:
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Bnnking on His Younr,,c..

~ A. Fletcher. of indianapolis. who
owns Peter the Great, 2:o7n expects
to win some OF the futuritics this year
with Brother Peter. .I64, It three
year-ol that has trotted In 2I5 in his
work this season, covering the last
quarter al a 2:07 clip.
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Suffolk 30 90 q o O 0 o o o-i
Norfolk 80 o o 0 o o O O o l-c
summary: Two-hAs h;ts-Crow (ol, Bal
iinger, Culloton. Stolen bases-Deighcr (2).
haliinSrr; Sacrifice hits--kramcr. Zeiii-
niger. Black, Carcsi, Schwartz. Ba!lnEcr.
sacrifice fy-Schwartz. Left on bases
Snno!k. ): Norfolk. u. Double plays
McCann 10 Black 10 Munich, .: Black 10
Grow Crow TO Black to MUNICH; Black TO
McEann to MUNICH; feathers to Ballingcr
70 schwartz Struck out-by Ackcrt, | by
tn!loton, j. Bases on balls-on Rckert 3;
on tuItoton, ]. Time OF Eamc-2:te I'm
lires-SNatcr ard Johnston -
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Portsmouth.

Summary: Struck out-by aicC;iouEhiin 8:
by Pagan; Bases on balls-of McGiough-
,na, :; 9n TaEan, = LEI, on bases-Rich-
Lynch, poolc. Bass. Two.ba hits,-Rooney.
Smith. sharp. Bangs. Stolen bases-Bass
?; Bangs, KRUGER. Poole. Pay. Lynch.
oy tunass!sted). umpire-McGrew. Time OF
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Philadelphia.
Boston.


Boston .........................lo | q . 000--i
Philad phia ..........: . > 10
summary: Two.ba.c hit-Eirnoy Three
base hits-Thomas. Eopp. Stolen bases
witt. DuHan. Sacrifice nics-Gaincy. Nc
Avoy. Double piay-Walkcr 20 Thomas.
Left on bases Boston. 6: Philadelphia. u.
Base on balls-Dunont. :: VIM. !; Gre
veil >: Scibold. :; kinney, |. Iits-od
ond,: Dumoni. In ii-3: VIM. = In e-3:
Grcvell. IN 2l.S. Scibold in =. Kinney.
CONTINUED on Ninth PaSeJ
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iSr00klyn.
Totals at | !
Score by in.in-s

S SnooNIym, .............n 600 OIL
New fork ...........1 0 q 4-S
summary: Two-base hits-kaun, Nc
Carly. Three base hit-Young. Homo run
Burns. Stolen bascs-konCtchy (2) Sac
rihcc hit--roncy. Sacrifice nics-Kaun
Burns. eft on bases--Ncw York, l. Brook.
lyn. q. Base on balls--on Pfcncr l. Strucr
out-by Toney. 9: by pleRcr. L
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk. 9: Suffolk. (ffteen inninrs).
Newport News, :: Petersburg, 6.
Portsmouth. 3; Richmond. 1.
GAMES TODAY.
Suffolk at Norfolk,
Richmond at Portsmouth,
Petersburg at Newport News,
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PIRATES, II; CARDINALS, d
tBv Associated rrc...1

fBv Associated Prc..1
PITTSBURGH. July 1.-Pittsbursh
defeated St Louis today, IL 10 4, the
locals batting heavily against three
81 louis pitchers Doak yielded ten
Continued OH Ninth PagcO
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E.wpoTt s''.''''''''''''''.'' onn9o300Geeo2-S
summary; Two base hl,s--Hiilar. Herriot.
i m.ch. strain Home run-Aiorsan. Stolen
l hSie on haItls-Morsan, l.arisscy:. >: Un-
petersburg: p Hits--off Iarisscy. 10 in 6
, mmil,Sy yun!sGb IN innings; Struck
Wild pItch-Mo-san. Tinc of gamc-l so
tmpircs--Gentic and La Roc0ue.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
I5ost0n. o: Philadelphia, ].
New York. q; Brooklyn, I.
pittsburgh. /: 81. Louis. 8.
Chicago. 3; Cincinnati, 9.
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia ut Boston.
Brooklyn at New York,
81. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. !; Washington, o.
C!eyclnnd, ii; Chicago o.
Philadelphia. z; Boston, 4
st. Louis, ); Detroit. 1.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Detroit at st. Louis
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
boston Mt Philadelphia.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28
NOT All ~. PAINFUL.


WITNESSED wedding of a back
woods couple se actions afforded
considerable asement for the as
sembled guest writes correspond
emit OF the Chicago Tribune. While
waiting for the minister the pair sat
on the sofa, his arm around her
waist and hershead on his shoulder.
HAS that girl there got the head
ache ?" inquired the bridegroom's
cousin, a tall, lanky farmer, who was
evidently aching to start something.
No answer being vouchsafed the
ocular farmer continued. IF she's
got the headache | kin give her some
tablets that'll cure it in jiGy.'
The bride rolled her eyes around
until she focused the would-be wit
and snapped out: Headache, YOU
fulel If you don't know the differ
ence tween true love an the head
ache you'd better go pick grass with
the geese~
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trees laden with apples, pears and
plums or prunes. We saw the
numerous green houses that are
not surpassed in tins part of The
state. The many chicken houses.
old aud new. and modern in ev-
cry particular, testify in no uneer-
tain terms that their owners are
making money, even though feed
is higher than ever. We could see
why the chicken ranches were so
prosperous, when they raised a
firsi-elass crop OF wheat ia the
next Held.
A fine field of buckwheat was
evidence OF bees in the neighbor-
hood, and bees are worth while
when honey commands such
good price.
Let HE say here that | knew
something about Vashon island
in 1887 and 1883. was county
school superintendent during
those two years and had the
pleasure of visiting your schools,
walking along the roads and not
ing the acreage cultivated and
the home improvements. You
may guess that | was surprised
on this 10th day of August, 81
years later. to- see your thrifty
towns, your modern high schools,
your churches, stores and bank.
We returned by the beach road,
and | wanted to know where we
crossed the old Logging road that
James Phinney built in the spring
of 1882. ! certainly worked hard
on that skid road and landing,
and ] wished that 4 could have
met some of the settlers who were
on the island that year. hope
to take another trip over your
excellent roads this fall with a
view of meeting some of the early
settlers They will remember
that we set of new school dis.
trict south of Burton in 1888.
ISAAC =. RICH.
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THOSE AWFUL RED SLIPPERS
Promenade In Them Surely Spoiled
All the Pleasure OF the Previous
Auto Ride.

II was busy day at the bank and
as had been standing most Of the
time was worn out when reached
home, 50 prepared to make myself
comfortable by putting on a pair Of
red kid bedroom slippers to ease my
tired feet.
had hardly done so when a few
friends drove up in their automobile
and invited me 10 take a ride. ]
pleaded fatigue, but they insisted
that ride was what 4 needed and
refused TO take no for an answer.
further insisting that ] wear the
slippers.
Thinking there would be no one
to see my feet ! stepped into the car.
| certainly enjoyed the ride aud it
was only on my way back that | ex-
pericnced the most embarrassing
moments OF my life. Just as we
passed the bank where | am EN-
ployed the q stopped, and an ex-
animation pr d that the gasoline
tank was emp There was nothing
to do but get o.. nd walk home. as
the filling station was at least mile
away, my house few blocks.
III never forget how felt walk
ing down the main street OF the city
in pair of red slippers, needless to
say with face as red; however, it
taught me lesson. Preparedness"
for my slogan. Chicago Tribune.
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A Letter Of Appreciation

Seattle, August Is. 1919.
Editor Yashon Island Record;
] want 10 thank you and the
good people OF Vashon for ihc gen.
ero1s hospitality extended TO me
and 10 each and every person IN
our excursion party August l6;
The extended auto ride 10 Burton
and the south end Of the island
the full-sized dinner that awaited
us when we returned 10 the dock
the basket Of fruit for our home
folks. 10 prove that we had visit.
ed a neighborhood where fruit is
protitably raised and the fresh
egg III the center Of the basket,
which bore evidence that we had
seen some of the finest chicken
ranches IN the state. | had the
pleasure of riding with Mr.. c. L.
Tjomsland in a very comfortable
ear, and he was careful 70 shy
clear of the dust from amy other
ear. He called our attention to
the hundreds of acres that he had
cleared south OF Yashon Heights
He showed us the fields where
abundant crops of strawberries
loganberries and currants had
been gathered this season. He
pointed TO fields where valuable
seeds had been harvested and
threshed.
We saw the large orchards with
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could not eat themselves and as
the lawyers say, in the final aDaly-
SIS, il was a ease Of taking what
you can get or 90 without. OF
course. there's a remedy, viz, 20
collectively. own the industries
But, bah that is rank Socialism
and not TO be thought of for one
momentl
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-08-28
SAD BLOW.

@Ye gods" exclaimed Harrington
Roarer, the eminent tragedian.
whats the natter" asked a
member Of his company.
"a lodging house keeper offers
ne hall bedroom for 81 a week. Oh
condition that do few limitations
in the parlor one night week to
entertain her guests. Have trod
the boards for 20 years to cume to
this 7'-lhrmngham Age Herald.