Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-01

Bcllngham will entertain the stats
game commission and Game Wardens'
association Friday and Saturday, De.
cember 10 and 10.
l1ma's city election Saturday will
probably be blank ticket affair, no
caucus having been held for nomina.
ton of candidates.
Joe T, Roy, IS, fell into hot water
vat at the Raymond Veneer company
plant in Raymond and was so badly
burned that he died.
Il N. Van Megen was probably IA
tally injured at Ephrata when a car
driven without lights collided with
the team he was driving.
The city of Vancouver has received
$500 from the estate of the late Miss
Elizabeth SHETLAND, for the purpose
of constructing bird and dog foun-
tain.
Upon pleading guilty to having beay-
er pelts in his possession contrary to
lay, +. Peoples of Hoquiam was fined
500 and costs in justice court at
Montesano
Mayor Brown has abandoned the
idea of submitting to Seattle voters
at the next election the proposition of
levying tax to aid the municipal
street railway.
The winter meeting of the Wash.
ington State Elks' association will be
held at Port Angeles, December 16,
Martin Gottfeld, president of the as
ISOLATION, has announced.
Thomas Smith of Yakima, aged 32.
was instantly killed when he fell be-
tween two cars while working on the
night shift at the government CON
struction camp at Rimrock.
Hugo Englor, potato grower near
Sara, sent a bushel of potatoes to the
northwest fruit exposition, held re-
Gently at Seattle, and has learned that
he won S45 in prizes with them.
Mrs. Sidney Moore Heath, wife OF
Il prominent attorney Of Hoquiam, was
badly injured when a Northern Pa
clfic train hit the automobile in which
she was driving near Grand Mound.
William Kaslow died at Stevenson
from the effects Of injuries he receiv-
ed September 90 when he was struck,
by rock hurled by a blast while
working on the state road near Will
lard.
Candidates for port commissioner
and school director at Vancouver are
be edward about announcing them
selves and apparently the elections
will be made by writing in names
December 2.
The first shipment of ground pulp
wood ever to come out Of Alaska
arrived at Port Angeles on the steamer
La Touche from Speel river Alaska.
consigned to the Washington Pulp &
dpGI CollpaHy.
Major.General Charles H. Muir has
been relieved of command of the third
division at Camp Lewis. General
Muir will be assigned to the command
of the third corps area with head
quarters at Baltimore.
The governor may, in his discretion,
grant a reprieve to James e. Mahoney,
convicted wife murderer under sen.
tence to hang at the state pententiary
December |, because of the pending
of an application for a writ of error
to review in the United States su.
preme court, but there is nothing in
the law which requires executive in.
reference, L. i. Thompson, attorney.
general, has advised Acting Governor
Coyle Upon receipt of the opinion
Acting.Governor Coyle said that lie
would not interfere with the execution
Of Mahoney on December /
Judge Kirby's injunction, tieng up
the canvass of the Cowlitz county vote
in the general election because of the
county seat dispute between Kalama
and Kelso threatens to hold up the
state canvass of the vote beyond the
date required by law. Charles A
Foster chief of the election division
of the secretary of states office, Is