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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-12-03

with wines, liquors and cordials In
his home estimated at value Of SIS,
600, Patrick |. Sullivan, OF Seattle
will not be permitted to take drink
A temporary injunction issued by Pre-.
siding Judge Ronald of the superior
court forbids Sheriff Stringer from
selling or removing the liquor from
the residence, but later verbal order
Of the court permits him to maintain
a guard on the premises and enjoins
Sullivan from in any way reducing his
stock pending final court action in
| the case.
Death and demolition OF property OF
| various kinds followed in the wake OF
storm that swept Seattle and the
north Pacific coast Friday night dur.
ing which the wind velocity In Seattle
reached 60 miles an hour for three to
four-minute periods-the fourth great,
est blow in the history OF the Seattle
weather bureau. One man was killed
as a direct result of the storm, when
motorist, feeling his way along on
unlighted streets and with wet wind.
shield, ran down Ben Huber, As, a
cabinet maker.
The report OF Orvllle Roundtrec,
Chehalis county club leader for the
past year, shows that 96 boys and girls
In the county, members OF the various
clubs, have received for their produce
sold total Of $4492.67.
improvements and maintenance Of
harbors and waterways in the state
Of Washington will require $1,060,000
during the fiscal year of 1921, accord
Ing to estimates made by MajorG Gen
,ral Lansing H. Beach, chief Of army
engineers
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-12-03

Wanted-All kinds of fat hens,
and cockerels. Also ducks,
geese and turkeys. Sunshine Poul-
try Farm, Phone Blk. 142 after 7
p. m. 2tf.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-12-03
Anything in Concrete
ORDERS NOW TAKEN

Day old chicks White Leghorns,
Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rocks,
Black Minorcas and Anconas. De
liveries made anytime after Doe. |
Siegrist Hatchery. Phone Blk 202.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-12-03
PEERLESS CONCRETE
PRODUCTS

Drain tile, sewer pipe, concrete
piers, building blocks, well curb
ing, vaults.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-12-03

Strayed-Pit bull dog, yellow with
white chest and neck, had brass
ornamental collar with letters A p
pricked in leather. License No 29l3
King in collar. Finder please mott
fly C. Pilker Burton, Wash. BX. 76.
Liberal reward. rs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
Personals

Miss Hester Muessel. 1345 Port
age av.. has returned TO school at
Milwaukee Downer, Milwaukee, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Monroe. 5l9
Keasey st, have as their guests Mrs
Edward joyce, of Grand Rapids.
Mich. and AIR and Mrs Casper War
moth. Of Portland, Ore.
N1r. and Mrs L. 9. Speed OF Tryon
y. c.. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. oliver, SOS w. Washington av.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. c. Colby Of Chi
cago have returned 10 their home
after 81 ending a few DAYS here as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W Grouse.
72S Park av. Mrs Grouse and hes
daughter. Jean, accompanied Mr..
and Mrs Colby 70 Chicago.
Mrs Otto A Boyer and daughter.
Miss Otile 625 S. Eddy ST. have
gone to Fort Wayne 10 visit Miss
Phyllis Boyer who is attending the
Teachers University OF Commerce.
Miss Wilella L. Waldorf. 534 S.
Carroll ST has returned 10 Mt. Holy
oke College. s. Hadley. Mass. Miss
Waldorf is managing editor Of the
Mt Holyoke news. chairman Of the
properties committee of the dram
attic club and junior member of the
Athletic association executive board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
NIin1red DLack Writes AbOnt'
Cave Men and Civilized Women

animal ancestors TO fight every steu
of the way. but he does fight and
IN the long run be conquerS and is
conquering. and that fight and that
triumph We GENERALIZATION.
don't believe the average man wants
10 give up his ideal. no matter
whether he personally is as YET
quite able TO live up TO il. or not.
Where Shall We Finish.
An what is TO become Of the
children in this "adapta bic" scheme
OF marriage?
They don't count, I suppose. A
little thing like children-what are
they 10 a few hours Of self-indul-
genCe now and then?
And the race-what'S 70 become
OF that, with the children wiped out.
or drifting around from institution
to institution?
What object will there be left in
life? What will happen 10 the home
and TO all that the home means?
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
Revelations of a Wife
Ny Heart and Ny Husband
BY ADELE GARRISON
BY ADELE GARRISON

For distinctly uneasy. absurdly
unhappy l was At the picture little
Mrs Durkee had. Intentionally or
not, flashed upon my mental screen.
That Alfred Durkee was making the
most lavish use OF the car owned
Jointly by Dicky and himself in
order TO make pleasant the summer
evenings for his pretty hancee,
Leila Fairfax, / did not doubt nor
resent. But that Dicky and Leila :
sister. Edith. the girl whom 1 knew
still cherished a hopeless affection
for my husband, should also have
been enjoying the car while / was
unable TO leave my room because Of
my fractured rib was z little too
much. / clenched my fists in sud
den. hot anger at my husband, whose
detection from my sick room after
the first twp or three days Of de-
voted tenderness was beginning
20 comprehend.
''Please-don't-"
The words came tensely from the
man az my side, uttered in 80 low
a tone that I knew neither Of the
women in the tonneau could hear
IL. Then he bent slightly toward
me. steering with one hand-almost
one nnger. and pointing across me
as If 10 call my attention 10 some
glorious masses of gladioH in a gar
den we were passing. I knew that
il was only a subterfuge even as he
seized the opportunity 20 say al
most in my ear.
1T probably isn't true. II true. IL
isn't worth worrying over.
What are YOU two whispering
about" little Mrs. Durkee chal-
lenged. Just wait till I tell Dicky
about you. But perhaps he's got
affairs Of his own on hand. You'd
better look out. Madge. Aft says
Edith has come back from her trip
prettier than ever"
Mai Grantland was not enough
accustomed 10 feminine badinage TO
turn the accusation OF gracefully.
He rushed into the breach clumsily
earnestly. his every word a palpable
falsehood.
L was calling Mrs. Graham's at
tention 10 those wonderfula glad
ioi, he said stifhy
ooh. yes, 7 saw them" my little
neighbor returned. a stifled laugh in
her tones. And then. whether under
coercion. from Lillian o. from her
own volition. she was silent for fully
10 minutes while the car rolled
along the winding boulevard leading
TO the shore.
We passed many cars, some of
The occupants of which We knew.
Presently Mrs. Durkee uttered a
little scream Of surprise.
"Look-lookl" she called, point
ing 20 a car coming toward us. IF
there aren't Dicky and All and the
Fairfax girls, I'll eat my new fall
turban."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
Announce 7nentS

The w b class Of the First Chris
tian church will hold a meeting this
afternoon with Mrs Clarence
Shoupe. III s. Laurel ST
Members OF the Novel club viii be
entertained next Sunday with a
house party at Bishop Croft the
summer home Of Bishop and Mr..
John Hazen White. Lake Wawasee.
The first meeting Of section two
OF the literature department OF the
Progress club will be held Friday at
ternoOn at $3.50 o'clock IN the club
rooms. AZ which time the depart
ment viii study the short story. Miss
Anna Dobbins will talk on the evo-
luton OF the short story through
the 18th century. and one Of the
novels OF the Decameron b. Boo
cacio viii be read by Mrs. LaRue
Smith. The musical program will
be in charge of Miss Maud Weber.
Mrs Walter Bryan. 101 n Shore
dr.. will entertain the members or
the music department Of the Pro-
gress club with a tea this af-
ternoOn from ( 10 o'clock a bas-
ket Of roses will form the center
piece OF the tea table. at which Mrs.
George FUlmer and Mrs. Guy Staples
Will pour The parlOrs will be at
tractively decorated with baskets Of
goldenrod a program Of music will
be given by Miss Vida Shonts, Mrs.
+. NJ Morris and Miss Helen Burke.
Mrs John Grief. 624 y Notre
Dame av., will entertain the Circle
Of Mercy this afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23

Il is impossible 70 subdue little
Mrs. Durkee very long. even by the
most drastic methods. The car had
not proceeded more than two blocks
down the shaded village streets be-
fore she exclaimed gayIy:
Well, l guess All and Dicky
wouldn't feel so smart with their
old car II they could see Us now!
This has theirs beaten 90 "A fare-you-
well. Selfish boys. they haven {
taken me out for a week"
How could they. when the car is
laid up for repairs ?" asked. turning
my head with an astonished look at
her. AS / did so l intercepted a
glance from Liliians eyes 10 those
OF my little neighbor, which held a
distinct warning CLEAN. But Her
Fluftiness was in a perverse mood.
and ignored both look and warning
with superb nonchalance.
That's all you know about IL, %
she declared merrily If YOU viii
60 and break your bones so that
you're laid up IN the house YOU can't
expect TO keep up with all the latest
news. That car hasn't been in the
repair shop for four days. and every
Dicky have sailed off TO town in il
as nice as you please And they
never come home IL time 10 give
me ride. But I'll bet the Fairfax
girls VIII have 20 get new motor
ing wells soon, for their old ones
VIII be in tatters from constant
use"
/ turned back from the tonneau
quickly that my mischievous little
neighbor might not catch the look
Of dismay which I knew had leaped
into my eyes at her careless chatter.
AS / did SO my eyes We're caught
and held by the curious look of Mai
Graptland's hands upon the steering
wheel They were gripping il so
tightly that the veins upon them
stood out like Hnotted cords
Now ] knew just enough about
motoring 20 have heard over and
over again the assertion that the
9kllful driver needs only a fingers
weight upon his wheel for the
guidance Of his car except I'm es-
peclallly "skiddy" roads. MAJ.
Grantiand is a driver yielding 20
no one in motor driving knowledge.
Some sudden emotion must have
caused that sudden. tense gripping
of the wheel. and the wild fancy
seized me that in some way il was
connected with little Mrs. Durkee's
words.
The next moment I scored myself
sharply for the nonsensical idea. re
minding myself grimly that because
her gossipy chatter had had the
power 10 upset my pcise I need not
imagine that Mai. Grantland was
also affected by it or had OWNED
my uneasiness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23

4,h at the home Of Mrs S. ". Clark.
1J8 Leland av.
Plans for the coming year we're
made az the initial meeting Of the
season Of the queen Esther girls Of
Grace ". +. church. which was held
Tuesday evening Ia the parlors Of
the church. twenty-five new mem
Ders were enrolled On Oct. 10 the
society will meet at the home OF
Miss Naoma and Miss Ethel hnel!er-
ll6 Z. Dubaii av
Election Of officers will take place
az the meeting OF the north section
Il the Wornan's Lea que OF the First
N r. church. which VIII be held
this afternoon az the home OF
Mrs y B. Abernathy 132 Marquette
av. Those assisting the hostess VIII
be Mrs. ]. y. Greene. Mrs Norman
Bleuler. Mrs. Clyde Fish Mrs Annie
Jones. Mrs J. r. Metzler. Mrs. Otto
Maratt Miss Carrie Woodward.
Mrs. Carl Dunkle and Mrs. G.. a.
MacIbor.
The sewing circle OF the Helena
Rebekah lodge No. y. l. o. O. r.
will meet his afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Otto Boyer. 625 s.
Eddy St Mrs Christine Purumker.
Miss Emma Purucker and Mrs. Otto
Gilman will be the assisting hostess
pS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23

Marriage is largely what women
and conventionalists make it. II
men will not marry when there is
any way Of avoiding il. let the wo-
men and the conventional tyrants
thank themselves. and make the in
stiution a little more enduring and
adapted 10 mans nature.
Fine sentiments, these They were
sent 10 me in a letter the other day
them at all. And yet I am grateful
70 the man for taking the trouble
Of writing them out and sending
them along.
It's always a good thing 10 see
where you're going, even II you
don't like the prospects particularly
we'll.
have always been able 10 under
stand. in a way, a man who drifts
into idle and cruel selfishness-who
excuses himself TO himself until he
really thinks he is doing nothing
particularly wrong when he leads
some girl TO ruin her whole life and
throw away all her chances OF real
happiness, just 10 give him a sense
OF triumph and possession for
month or 80, or perhaps year or
So
such man as that 7 do not like.
but l can see what ne thinks and
how he comes 20 think IT, We are
none OF us so perfect that we cannot
understand a weak nature which
Yields TO a strong pressure, under
the force OF circumstances.
But a man who will sit Up and
argue that marriage should be
adapted 70 mans nature! A man
who can read and write. al that!
Not an ignorant creature just climb
ing up out OF beastiality. What do
you think Of such a human being as
Mark the egotism and the su-
preme selfishness Of II.
Let women thank themselves and
adapt the institution 10 mans ma
Man. Maid and Trouble.
Mans nature" What is mans
nature. pray? Is it mans or
brute's?
Monkey nature he means. this
poor soul who can't see the differ
ence between a noble liberty OF mind
and q low license Of thought.
Every savage in the wilds Of Al
rica would agree with him. too. why
not? He has never learned any
bette Shall we go back three or
four thousand years and forget al
that we have learned and tried TO
learn IN all these centuries
Mans nature" There are two
natures in every man. Shall we
encourage the lowest and bid she
highest disintegrate and pass out Of
existence?
Whv-what's IL al about-this
civilization of ours. anyhow Why
not go back 70 the breech-clout and
the war-club. and the cave dwell
ing?
And what about the woman? Ism Z
| She going 70 have anything at all
1 20 saw is she gOing 20 be a chattel
simply. something bought and sold.
ss the male Of species happens 70
/ choose? or. as this particular one
! Of the male OF the species chooses
4 for / don't believe the average civil
ICED man would listen for a minute
| 10 any such absurd and revolving
nonsense.
The average man wants 20 be hall
WAY decent he has generations o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank Baker, OF South Bend. 20
Kase Cepazce, OF South Bend.
Clarence Bryant. Of South Bend
10 Florence Virgins OF South Send.
William Yoder. OF South Bend, 70
Mabel Wolfe. OF South Bend.
r Patee, OF Minnea polls. MINI. .
Kathleen Ceelan. OF 81. Paul. MINI
oliver Burnett. Of South Bend. q
Effie Matheros. OF South Bend
Norman O'Donneu OF South Bend
70 Gladys Chamberlain Of Soutl
Bend
Thomas Tollafsen OF Chicago q
Oliver Barber OF Chicago.
Eugene Pickavet OF South Benz
20 Louis De kegelak OF South Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
DISCOVERS STOLEN
SWEATERS ~ DUMP

A number Of sweaters belonging
10 J. r. Hurwich, 1920 y Lawrence
ST, were found by city ash man at
the city dump and turned over 10
the police department Hurwich re-
ported that 40 sweaters were taken
from his wagon Monday night and
while the ASH man was taking a
load OF rubbish 10 the city dump he
saw a new barrel. Upon inveStiga-
ton he found the barrel was filed
with sweaters. The lot was turned
over TO the police.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
The Horoscope
THURSDAY, SEPT. %

While the sidereal forces make
for a day OF usual activity, yet they
cannot be read as of very great mo-
ment. There may be opportunity
for a change or a Journey. in a GER
tain degree propitious. but holding
some delay or disappointment-t
owing 10 the obstructing influence
OF Saturn in evil transit. This po-
sition also enjoins looking after the
health, particularly as regards hav-
ing cold or chills or congestions. It
is a fortunate time for correspon-
dence or for all affairs having 10 do
with writings or publications.
Those whose birthday IL is have
the forecast OF a rather quiet year.
They should attend 10 their business
and have regard for their health. A
child born on this day will be clever.
original and studious, but should
be taught 70 take good care OF its
health at all times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
Circles
Kitchen Economics
SOLVING SOME VEGETABLE
COOKTNC BT-RpT F-XTTTES

In cooking the common vegeta-
bles. II the difference between the
sweet-juiced and the strong iuiced
variety is borne in mind they should
be so treated as 10 improve the nav
or and keep the vegetables tender.
Among the -juiced vegetables
are corn. asparagus, peas and string
+ beans, and they should be cooked
slowly IN very little water. that their
own flavors may not evaporate or be
come dispelled in soaking. On tne
other hand, vegetables Of strong flaw
or. like cabbage, onions. caulifiower
or tuTnips, need plenty OF water that
their strong havors may be slightly
absorbed by the water in which they
are cooked. These vegetables should
never be covered while cooking. Gov
cring helps 70 form strong gases
which viii unpleasantly fill the whole
house
8 To prepare cabbage for cooking.
use boiling water. 20 which should
be added quarter teaspoCnful Of
baking soda and One-nalf teaspoon
ful Of salt. Trim the cabbage and let
IL soak IN cold water for half an
boiling water and keep IL covered
only until X has again reached the
boiling point Remove the cover and
cook rapidly for IS minutes and not
minute longer If cabbage is cook
ed longer than the moment il be-
comes tender throughout. IL is sure
10 tougher again ana become absO-
lutely indigesuble-
Remove and drain cabbage and
serve hot or cold with any sauce ire
ferred. The same method Of cooking
is suitable for Brussels sprouts or
. Caulifiower.
If ca bbage is desired for salad IL
need not be cooked ar all. Use a
small cabbage, clean and chop fine.
Then add celery finely chopped. or
green peppers, and serve with may
onnaise and sliced. hardboiled eggs.
Cabbage Au Gratin.
l cupful Of milk.
tablespoonful Of -four
. tablespoonfuls of butter.
, tablespoonfuls Of bread crumbs
y cupful Of grated cheese.
cooked cabbage
Salt. pepper.
Drain the cooked cabbage. then
chop Place a layer in a buttered
baking dish, sprinkle with cheese
and white sauce made by blending
and cooking together the butter
-four, milk and seasoning. Then add
another layer Of cabbage. cheese and
sauce until used up. and sprinkle
the TOT layer OF cabbage with crumbs
and bits Of butter. Bake until brown
ed.
Fried Cabbage.
cupfuls of cooked cabbage.
1 tablespoonful OF cream.
1 tablespoonful OF butter
Salt, paprika.
Chop the cabbage fine and mix
with cream. Heat the butter. add the
cabbage. and press together. Brown
on both sides and serve hot
Stuffed Cabbage.
Cupfuls OF cooked chopped meat.
3 tablespoonfuls Of chopped
celery
? tablespoonfuls of thick brown
gravy
Salt, pepper, large cabbage leaves.
Mix together the chopped meat
and seasonings and rlace a table
spoonful Of the mixture in a large
cabbage leaf Fasten with tooth
picks. and place in a creased bak-
ing dish with a little water cover
ing the bottom. Bake until cabbage
looks transparent. and serve hot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
SMALLPOX INCREASES
ON CITY VEST SIDE

Four new cases Of smallpox were
reported by the board OF public
health Wednesday morning. All OF
the cases are from the west side
Of the city. The patients quarantined
are: Steve Gaines. eight years old,
1922 Durham St; Vera Jawarski,
L years old, 1925 Durham St; Anna
Suzbo, Is years old, 722 Webster st,
and Louis Orasz, il years old, sos
Webster st. The latter was removed
10 the isolation hospital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23

Three tables az cards featured the
party given by mem bers Of the Wan
GA sewing circle Tuesday afternoon
81 the Red Mems hail. The circle
is planning 10 give large card
party soon which will be held in
the evening for members OF the cir
Gle and their husbands. The next
regular meeting will be held oct
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
BIRTHS.

Mr.. and Mrs Russell Morris Swa-
deaer. 703 ". ColfaX av, son, Sept
IS
NIr. and Mrs. Robert William Nc
Inerny. 1901 Lincoln way W, son,
Sept. 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
DR.. BurRhdrt

Startles the world with the most won
derful offer ever made suffering hu-
P2ay g4g RaEe ne ay vein st
through your druggist a 30-day treat
ment for 25c, or he will send you a trial
treatment OF Or Burkharts Vegetable
Compound. IL IS an old reliable herb
remedy and a great system builder. Ad.
dress Or. Burknart, Cincinnati. adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23

The ex-Kaiser is lodging photo
graphers. he used 10 decorate EN-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-24
let time tell what he is going

tent to let time tell what he is going to do.
 After the big uns get through. Pan cho Mendoza and Young Herrera will occupy the limelight for a four round session or less. Rancho distributed lot of hard luck one Battling Sam few weeks ago. He comes be- fore the flaming club this evening well recommended as a kicker and boy who can take them. This Herrera fellow is a new one and tonight's card will demonstrate how fast he can travel.
 Young Maza, a wee mite of a lad from Sonora before he came to Phoe nix, has agreed to take on Jerry Bell. a darktown favorite. MaZa is fast, a hard hitter for a little fellow, and a game cuss for punishment. Jerry Bells friends say he has Babe Cabell cheated for stamina and is a Joe Cans with his mitts-probably learned his about like a real ring general and he's just a kid. The six round semi final will be real class for the home town folks.
 After the gore of the preliminary bouts is washed from the canvas and the crowd has settled down for the evening, Young France and Willie Rob- inson will open the long expected bat tie for supremacy. Couldn't pry any advance dope from either fighter last night, so the Republican readers will
Arizona republican., 1920-09-24

evenly divided on their opinions as to who will win. The prediction that France and Robinson would not be big drawing card was shattered last night when the reserved seat sale had just about closed the capacitysof the house If the average run of last day purchasers does not fall down, the re- served seats will be sold by noon to-
 day. All fans who have reserved tick cts for the bout are requested to call at Eddie Doyle's before 5:30 o'clock
 this evening, as the seats will not be held after that time.
 The first bout will go on at S:3
 o'clock and each event will follow in ] quick order.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-24

be compelled to wait until the big show is over for info on the winner. Jake Erhardt, who will referee in all the events, will be up olose where he can see the whole show and be in po- sition to name the winner without as- sistance from the rest of us.
 France stepped a few rounds yester day afternoon and did five mile jaunt out Center street. He says his wind is in fine shape and his condition all that he requires.
 Robinson is feeling fine, both phys ically and mentally. He is not losing any sleep over the fight, as he figures he can take care of his end without worrying.
 The boys clock the old timers and l the railbirds from Ace avenue are
Arizona republican., 1920-09-24
DOPE SHEET LACKING IN VICTOR
 OF TON|GHT'S TEN ROUND MATCH

Introducing, or rather renewing old acquaintances, permit me to present Young France and Willie Robinson, as the leading actors in the most popular fight card ever staged in the south west" is the way the official an- nouncer will open the main event of tonight's big fight fest.
 The card will be started off with a four round curtain raiser in which Big O'Brien and Dummy Madden do the heavy act. Not being familiar with the exact weight of O'Brien's punch, it is hard to tell just how hard he hits, but Madden says he can hit and he should know, as he saved room rent one evening by going to sleep in the ring after three rounds of hard mill ing. Madden laughs at the idea that Obey will do it again and seems con