Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-15

Teachers must be paid salaries sur
geient to enable them to I've decenily
aud raise families. Jacob Gould schur
man. en- route 10 the orient, declared
in an interview at Seattle
Mrs. J w Fancy OF Spokane chair
man Of the State women's industrial
home will represent the state at the
national conference Of social service
workers at New Orleans April A.
A general Increase Of 10 per cent in
office rentals in buildings throughout
The city not later than June is con.
templated by the Spokane Building
Owners aud Managers association
State Senator E l.. French of Clarke
county hiss announced his candidacy
for the office Of lieutenanteoyernor
ar French is farmer living at Ellis
worth. five miles east Of Vancouver
Arrangements have been made by the
Consumers league. a Spokane cooper
alive buyers concern, to supply its
members with coal through local re-
taller at 50 below the retail market
price.
David J. Williams, collector of inter
nal revenue with headquarters at Ia
coma, was exonerated by the commits
sioner Of Internal revenue of serious
charges which have been under inquiry
for some time.
The Northern Pacific Lumbet com
pany. in competitive bidding, has pur.
chased the timber on the government
reclamation storage reservoir at Rim
rock fol- s6S.O0O and will manufacture
fruit box shocks.
Centralia's school teachers have vot-
ed SO to 2 TO adhere to the salary SEIZED.
ule recently adopted by the Lewis
County Teachers league and to accept
contracts elsewhere next year If these
figures are not met by the school
board.
Lumber mills in the northwest are
operating practically at capacity to
keep up with the persistent demand
for lumber that is coming from all
parts Of the country, according to the
weekly report Of the West Coast Lum-
bermens association.
Because Of The insistonce of the Sc
attic union Of deep sea fishermen in
their demands for increased pay, the
Pacific Coast Goldfish company an
uounoes the indefinite tying up OF the
codfishing schooners Maid Of Orleans,
( Charles H. Wilson and John A.
The Hudson's Bay company is to eel
citrate us 25Oth anniversary at Victor
ia, b. G.. May 20. An invitation to
Vancouver to take part has been ex-
tended by the company and there is a
possibility that that city will have
some kind of a float at Victoria
Large areas of the winter wheat acre
age in Washington have suffered from
drouth, winds, freezing or erosion. 1t
is declared in report issued by G. S.
Ray, field agent at Spokane OF the de-
partment of agriculture The condition
of the crop April was only 70 per cent
of normal
Julius Wang and Adolph Schmid Of
Trout Lake made record catch Of
furs last winter. They selected one of
the toughest sections of the Cascade
mountains in the vicinity of Twin
Buttes and about 20 miles to The west
Of Trout Lake valley, and their catch
netted them some $500.
Declaration Of open shop" by sew
eral large groups of employers at Spo-
kane and the rejection of wage in
creases demanded by unions represent
ing several thousand workers OF the
city are expected to result in strikes on
May l that will affect several hundred
employers, union leaders declared.
District Horticultural Inspector p.
S. Darlington has completed survey
of the entire Wenatchee district, show.
ing the amount of apples held in stor-
age on April l. There were 700 car
loads on that date, as follows: wenat-
chez 300. Cashmere 200 Dryden loo,
omak %, okanogan 25. Malaga 10, Pc
shastin II and few scattering cars
at other point.
The state tax commission has re.
ceived the following reports from the
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