Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-08

The trustees OF the Centralia Normal
school have elected the faculty for
the coming year, The board is com
posed of H. l.. Bras, Of this city; F.
A. Hazeltine, of South Bend. and Judge
A. e. Rice. of Chehalis.
Francis II. Cook. aged 60, Spokane
pioneer, publisher of the first news
paper there and owner of the first
streetcar In Spokane is dead. He set
tied In Spokane In February. 1878, His
widow and II children survive.
Another community betterment cam
paign was launched In Pullman when
the chamber OF commerce Endorsed
plan OF Councilman.at-Large W. G..
Kruegel TO bond the city for $4,000
this fall to improve the two city parks.
With the crop season approaching
and with an acute car shortage still
gripping the Northwest. Seattle rail-
road traffic chiefs are manifesting con-
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available to move Washington state
crops.
June weddings were more numer-
ousous this year than last, according
to records at the courthouse in Spo
kane, which show 247 couples have al
ready been licensed to wed this year
Last year but 229 licenses were issued
In June.
G. W. Loveridge, who was the first
superintendent of the Morton state
fish hatchery, is back again on the
job. He was transferred to Bow, Wash,
hatchery near Bellingham, but at his
own request was again assigned to
Morton.
Employees of the Todd Drydock and
Construction Company in Tacoma will
share in the million dollar bonus which
will be distributed to all employees Of
the company which operates two ship
yards in New York city besides the
one in Tacoma.
The Canas Baptist church congre-
cation is to have new resident pastor
succeeding the venerable Rev. Mark
Noble, who recently retired and NOV
ed to Portland. The new minister is
Rev. F. A. Houston, located for some
time past at Port Townsend.
The $3.50 estate of the late Smith
Hilliard. the Uniontown and Spokane
capitalist, was divided equally be-
tween his widow, Adella Hilliard, and
his daughter, Audrey A. billiard But
ton, when Judge Hurn of Spokane sign
ed the order for decree OF distribu.
ton.
The Indian service of the depart
ment of tbe interior has awarded
contract to the Olympia Coal & Min
ing company. operating mines north
east Of Centralia, to furnish coal dur
ing the fiscal year to the Indian
schools at Salem, Or. and Yakima,
Wash.
Dean Herbert Kimbough Of Wash
ington State College. Pullman, was re-
elected president Of the Washington
State Music Teachers Association at
the closing session Of the fifth annual
convention In Seattle. Ellensburg was
selected by the convention as the place
of meeting for next year.
By an overwhelming vote the Wash
ington State Federation Of Labor in
Spokane Endorsed the triple alliance"
composed Of the national Non.Partisan
league. railroad workers and organ
ICED labor and denounced the Work
ers' Non-Partisan league" which was
formed last winter by seceders from
the original alliance.
Mrs. C. P. Balabanoff, president Of
the Washington State Federation Of
Women's Clubs, was not present to
open the twenty-fourth annual conven-
ton in Wenatchee, being detained at
her home in Tacoma on account of ILL
ness. Mrs w. NJ. Kern of Walla Walla,
first vice president Of the federation,
presided.
In an endeavor to formulate state
wide policy against the peaceful In
vasion of Japanese state conven-
ton will be held in Seattle in August,
1t was announced by the Seattle anti
Japanese society, which passed reso.
luton to this effect at meeting In.
yitations Will be extended to anti
Japanese organizations in the state, 1t
was said.
Governor Hart has requested the
house committee on immigration, Of
which Representative Johnson of
Washington Is chairman, to make an
investigation of the Japanese situa-
ton in this state. The committee
plans to conduct an investigation In
July relative to the commercial and
industrial activities Of Japanese in
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