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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
,JEH0 DR. UHA zENA.
ROMAN
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik- -Brodsky.

"v*~VVVVVVSVSV VSVV"""'"%V"VvV*
: Bude to pfi jednom mdze
Kronychovi rici, ze Sc nepotfe
buje on 3 to staratfi.'
4 .Neni vylouceno, lie pojede
me v pondeli z mesta Jarmi
lou do Prahy, obe potrebuje
me leccos dokoupiti a ty by'
mohi sjeti s nami, arci mdzes
H."
sBudete-li 81 toho pratt, mi
.!lerad. Upozornuji vas, ze sa
t1in naprosto 1lerozumim.
/ ITO my vfme," rozesmala Sc
Jarmi3a. Dobry rozmar na'byl
Ease vrchu a jejf oblicej Sc roz
svetlil. "A take bych 81 cd te.
be ami tadit nedala. To je "a.
lezitost, do ktere Sc mi nikdy
nesmf muz michati. Wis, co sc
se Hi ode hejvice ifbl? ze ter
,, mlyn TAX hezky bubla. Zda sc
mi, jako by sc vsechno mckee
koleba1o. Hned bych usnuIa,
kdybych oci, zavrela."
Jejf dobry rozmar dial hovo-
ru jasnejsi srner uz byla mr.
zuta episoda zapomenuta. Jar
nailu bavilo, ze sluzky, ktere
svacinu pfinasely, zvedave 81
il prohlfzely usmivaje Sc ma
/, ne, promkdvila ma tn onu neco
veseleho. Velice sc Jim libila
a nez odjfzd6la, vsechna cha
ga We mlyhe s uspokojenim 81
pochvalovala, re dostanou tu-
ne hezkou a tuze hodnou pani.
Cestou domG nemohla 81 ma
tka odepriti, ably Jarmilu nepo
karala, re tax nesetrne vybu-
CHA a drzela il kazani. Jarmi-
la chvili poslouchala zanlrace-
ma, potom vsak Ease Sc matce
do oci vysmala, re Sc il neboji
a re uz brzy nebude il podda-
ma.
"Budes-li TAX nevrla ma Kro.
nycha, velike radosti ineuzije, >
Epovfdala prostofece.
'Jen DEF pozor, ably tvd.
muz nelitoval dfiv, nez bude
rnGj litovati," odbyla il matka
dotcena jeji nesetrnostf a uz
prestala hovofiti.
Jenze Jarmila nevydrzels
dlouho hnev a drive, nez ule
haly, uz Ease matku uchlacho
lila. Potion opravdu ilastal,
starosti, nichz nebylo casl
ma skorpeni. Blizka cesta d.
mesta a do Prahy zaujala je
jich mysli a nakvap shledava
no, co nutno koupiti a vse upr;
viii, ably v posledni chvili ne
|naStal Zmatek.
We meste pdsobil jejich phi
Jed pozornost. Rozkfiklo Sc
re budou We dvorci dive svatb,
najednou, a to vSe ze zpIsobi
Piles. Ty, ktere marne zenichs
hledaly, pronasely kousave p,
znamky, ale ysichni svorne ha
dali, kdo bude st'astnejsi, zd'
oba zenichove, nebo jejicl
isnoubenky. S Tardonem Ter
,tovati nteodvazil sc nikdo, z;
to Kronych byl predmetem vt
pa svych znamych. Pfijima
ie vesele a Jeho spokojenos
Istoupala, elm vice pozorova
Izavist uvazoval SVEN pfi
stim zivot6. Jarmilu ,byl by {
lvzal radeji nez jeji rnacechu
iale ma konec usoudil, ze pan
Zuzkova neni bez puvabI a je
LII majetek ze je lepSi, n'ez je
!, no doktorsky diplom.
II Hovoril uz Sc starostou, ia
rozfesiti otazku budouciho j
] ho postaveni. StarostR sice m
!. lichotil, ze by no v9lmi tezc
e postradIah, kdyby Sc sveho m
-|sta zfekl, ale phi tom pripo,
'1stel, re divorce je prece jen VI
'.Imi pekna vec a ze by byla Six,
: da no opousteti. A rovnez L;
h dina, jenz ma ceste do Vidne
o meste sc stavil, byl zprvu Vi
lice pfekvapen a jakoby mem
I'll lie dfltGen. Nemohl nnchoI,;1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

USmal Sc ma ri chfAchOllve.
"Niceho Sc neboj, "a n9jak.
nlesic bude vse v pfakvidelnen
chcdu a uz zadne rady potion
iaebudes potrebovati. Co bud.
snosi, ). pomohu ii a poradim
Jen. mi vzkaz, nebo sem pfi
jed' a dame hlavy dohroma
dy." '.*A
"Budefne radeji jezditi k ma
mince,"T Savrhovala Jarmila
kterou vazny hovor nezajimal
"Nelfbi Sc tt zde snad?" ze
ptal Sc malitko, pfekvapen,
''Libi, ale vim, ,uz napred, ze
sc mi bude styskat jak po ca.
toze, tax po mamince. ~
"Mile dite, innsfs z1noddfe-
ii a zanechati takovych detin.
skych myslenek," n'apominala
il matka,, ktera byla vlastnimi
starostnli rozechvena. "Neisi
tz malicka, Wis, co te oceka.
va a jake stesti !: te potkalo.
Vaz 81 muze a HE'D, abys no
svymi rozmary netrapi1a.@ Be
da domacnosti, We ktere zena
nema muzem citu a pamatu-
je jen ma sve pohodli a vyra.
zeni.'
"Co pak, az Sc vdam, uz nj
kdy nebudu sc srnet zasmat?"
branila Sc urazene.
ITO nepovidam, bud po-
tom vesela, yeselost je jake
zdrave koreni, ktere podporu.
jes traveni a zvysuje chut' k
jidlu, ale netrap muze blaho.
vostmi vsfmej 81 domaciho
poradku. Jist6 tvdj muz ne.
bude cd tebe chtiti, abys de.
lala snad sluzku, ale sam do.
hled v takovem velkem dome
nad6la starosti dost."
''Kdyz tomu vsemu neroz.
umin1," branila sc mrzdte.
"Proto Sc musis snaziti, bys
tonru rozumela," rozkladala
zaujata dnes materskym citem
jenz v nj ozivl pod vlivem brz.
ke vyhlfdky ma vlastni snatek
"Nejsou to zadne zazraky mi.
ii oci otevreny a vSimati 81, &C
sc kolem deje. Svazek klicG
snad uneses a tvoje mlade no.
hy nebudou te boleti, az pu.
jdes IA celadkou dohlednout
neokradaji-li t6. delaji vsech.
no pcradku a yeas. mall
tvuj muz We vsem poradek."
ia Sc toho boiim," pravils
poloplacky,
"Nelekej ji,' chlacholil Tar
don a pohladil ruce Jamiliny
"Vzdyt' ia il vsechni ukazu Z
pomalu il vsemu naucim. Ted
Sc toho boji. ale potom Sc to
mu bude smati."
"Vidis, ty jsi hodnejsi ne;
mamihka," rekla pohodivsi hls
YOU. "Uz bych Sc zdesila, kdy
by nebyio tebe. Pc dobren
vSechno udelam, ale po zlen
Se nutiti nedam."
"Dnes ses jaksi spatne Wy
spala," vytykala statkarka, ta
JIG hnev.
ia jsem sc vyspala dobTe
ale ty jsi cd te chvile, co jsi ne
WESTON, prestala me miti rada,
tvrdila svehlave.
Snad by bylo doslo k nejak
prudsi rozepri, ale mlynar ny
nj vhodne zasahl. Zasmai sc
Jarmilu k sobe pritahl a jei
hlavu 81 ma ramena polozil.
"Nic sc naSemu ,mazliko,
nesmi stati," povidal nezni
Maminka to mysli dobre, al
Jarmilka ma plnou hlavu, j;
ke saty 81 k slatku obleci ze?
"Je to pravda, maminka d,
sud Sc mnou ilepromluvila, n,
budu-li potrebovati nejakyc
Satu v Gem potion pujdu
oltafi?"
"Do pondeli je jeste cas-
dosti a " pondeli vsec'hno ol
starame," obracela take I stu
karka, ably zbytecne pastork
4 -t.tiy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PRODA Sc neb vym6ni farma
o 75ti akrech sc vsim zafize-
MIN. Prieina prodeje ,je, ze
vlastnim dive fanny. DqpiSte
ma JOS: Hercik, Box 106 r; No.
J., Huntsburg, 0. LIS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PRONAJME Sc BYT Q tfech
svetnicich s koupelnou nahore.
! Haste Sc v els. $3.50 E. s131. .ul..
1-16
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PRODA Sc stor, hodici sc pro
jakykoliv obchod; pohodlny
byt nahore a dvojita garaz.
Nechte vasi adresu pod znac-
kou Box $50 adm. t. listu.
1-2O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PRIJME Sc pan neb DANA ma
byt do radne ceske rodiny v
okolf Quincy Ave. Adresa sc
sdeli v adm. t. listu. LII
PRIJME Sc divka neb zena ma
domaci praci. zadne pradlo.
Niue jiti po pripade vecer do
md. Haste Sc v els. 23O4 E.
l16th St. z Kinsman Rd.
III
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

NAPRODEJ prvni tridy rezni-
cky . obchod. Blizsi Sc sdeli v
{. 124l5 Madison Ave.
III
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PR0DA Sc dun blfze Clark
Ave. mezi zap. 25. ul. d Scran-
ton Ave. Je o Z pokojich, kou-
pelna, zachod iiahoTe j dole,
Ceha $500. Zavolejte Hem
lock 1888 Hemlock 458o r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PRODA Sc dim v Corlett ma
vych. 131. ul., je tam 6 poko-
jd, koupelna, fernes, garaz,
plyn. Cena $500, mala cast
ka hotove, ostatni ma lehke
Tez sc prime lot. -
Haste Sc v els. 1923 Dolloff
Rd. I?
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PRODA Sc pekarna {. 16402
Madison Ave. v Lakewood, IT,
ni.obchod "a hotove pres
$500. Je tam byteo 5 poko-
jfch Y Moli tri mil neni po-
,dobn6ho obchodu. Haste sse
u Mr.. Zimmerman, 1912 Kin
man Rd. 1.1e
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc farma o 285 a.
krech u kary, ma dlazdene ce-
ste, pekne budovy, 20 krav, Is
prasat, hone, hospodarske ma
fadi. Vymenl sc po pfipade
"a mestsky majetek. Haste sc
V els. 248 The Old Arcade. -
Tel Cherry 27O. 1-18
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
MEMBERS ENJOY PICNIC

The eight members of the com
mittee having in charge the affairs
of the late Strawberry festival
met at the beautiful Maury island
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Mil
Ter last Sunday and enjoyed a
picnic. The gentlemen were all
accompanied by their wives and
children with the exception of R.
w. F. Martin who came alone on
account of Mrs. Martins S absence
at Yakima. The purpose of the
gathering was to cheek up the fin
ances of the meeting as well as to
allow the families of the respec,
etive members to become acqualnt-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Coy Meredith
were not able to be on hand for
the dinner, but came for time in
the afternoon. Mr.. Meredith. as
treasurer of the affair, reported
that after making a substantial
donation to the purse raised for
Mrs. Melissa Il. Jaynes, that there
is a balance of nearly 5000 left in
the fund. The committee mem
bers Immediately passed a resolu-
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10
GIRL SCOUTS ON TRIP.
Elgin. Wash, Aug. Z, 10.

lllgin, Wash, Aug. 7, 1923
Dear Scout Parents:
Our first day at Mmter has
proved to us that we will have a
full week From reveIic in the
morning until taps at night our
time is taken up with jokes, camp
capers, study, hobby and rest
hours, swimming and games.
Monday was a lovely day which
helped to make the three hours
boat ride a most pleasant one. AS
the launch left Tacoma the girls
cheercd and waved good bye to
their parents and friends. We
did, too, though you We're not
there.
When we landed at Minter
dock there were cheers and shouts
to the coming girls and fond good
byes to the line Of lingering home
going Scouts.
We had a pleasant surprise
shortly after our half mile Of hot
Juggling walk up to camp, when
one Of our supervisors assigned
us to the tent we much preferred.
1t was brand new one with six
beds This we have decorated TO
suit ourselves, SO far we have
made Il bureau, flower vase and
has made a dandy holder
for our toothbruShes out of twigs.
The do" and "don is" of the
camp were rehearsed to us at the
first meeting. Our patrol went to-
he'd tired but with the pleasant
thought of waking early and at
inc sound of the bugie rush right
out of the tent and win three
points for being the first of six to
"I1o, sleepers, arise :" We were
all up and dressed, quietly sitting
on our beds waiting. At the sound
we rushed out and no doubt beat
all the rest, but, oh, the dismay
when we were told "no points for
getting up before taps" The
spirit of competition and fair play
keeps our interest continually
aroused.
Our patrol leader and corporal
at camp are Mayreld Ramquist
and Louise Hotchkins. They keep
us humping and up to ;he toE
scratch.
Always lovingly.
SCOUT DAUGHTERS.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

this week and inspected the many
beautiful blossoms that have be-
gun to burst forth. While the
farm is not as attractive as it
will be later in the season after
the first fall rains come, it is a.
delightful place to visit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheffield know the dahlia
from the ground up, and as a re-
suit some of the most beautiful
flowers on the place are those
which they have raised from seed
of their own planting and fixed IN
type until they are standards the
country over.
Mr.. Sheffield has large number
of lilies of various kinds which he
is growing in cooperation with the
United States bureau Of plant in
dustry which promise not only
beauty in the future but profit as
well.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10
MASONS ASKED TO
LOCATE HOME HERE
Burton Acres Available for
Home for Old Folk
and Children.

There is IA possibility that the
Masonic fraternity will be induc-
ed to locate its home for aged
members and orphaned children
on Vashon island. IL. w. II. Mart
in agent for Il. Nj. Hatch, the lat
ter the owner Of Burton Acres, To-
Gated ON the Burton peninsula, has
submitted Il tender to the grand
secretary Of the Masonic lodge,
who in turn will submit it to the
special committee appointed at
the last session Of the grand lodge
for its consideration.
Burton Acres is composed of
some $50 acres of land comprising
Burton peninsula, the most sight
ly and one Of the finest locations
on the entire island. 1t has mile
and third water front and is es-
pecially adapted to a home of this
kind. There is land enough for
all buildings and necessary lawns
and gardens and enough left for
good sized natural park. The
soil is exceptionally good and the
task of clearing comparatively an
easy one.
The Masonic fraternity main
tains a home at Puyallup where
it has 20 acres of land. The tract
is not adapted to the purpose and
it is not feasible to enlarge the
present buildings. There are some
70 inmates of the home, including
the staff, and there are many who
would like to enter the home but
are unable to do so due to lack of
quarters. For that reason a com
mlttee has been appointed to seek
a new location.
Local members OF the Masonic
order feel that the members re-
siding at both Seattle and Tacoma
will lend their influence for the
island location, as it is exactly
midway between the two cities
and as easily accessible as though
it were located on the mainland.
The many features that the pro-
posed sites otfes-splendid climat-
ic conditions, scenic attractions
coupled with many other features
makes it far more preferable
to any location thus far suggest
ed.
The priced asked for the tract
is NIT made public but it is un-
derstood that it is mere fraction
of an option of 100000 which L.
M. Hatch of Alderton, the owner.
refused from a Tacoma real estate
concern some years ago. The
fraternity seeking the home site
has resources running well up in
the hundreds of thousands of dol
lars and is amply able to purchase
it and enter Immediately into a
constructive building program.
The proposition has the endorse
ment of the island Masonic bodies
and resolutions recommending its
purchase have been passed and
forwarded to the grand secretary.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10
BAPTIST YOUNG FOLK
INSESSION AT BURTON
Convention Opened Aug. 7
and Closes Aug. H..
Many Present.

The annual summer session of
the Western Washington Baptist
assembly opened at Assembly
point, Burton, on Tuesday Of this
week with registration of some
24O delegates, The meetings are
being held under the auspices of
the Western Washington Baptist
Young Peoples Union, with Rev.
Y, III, Hagen Of Seattle as dean Of
the faculty.
Following ar the courses and
the faculty members in charge;
Bible study, Rev. A. NJ. Bailey,
Seattle; Bible study hour, prinl-
airy, Mrs. IL. V. Didrickson, Seat
tie; Bible study hour, junior, Mrs.
Il. 9. Davidson, Seattle; young
people S work in the local church.
senior and intermediate, Rev. W.
q. Smith, Ontario, Calf; junior
Miss Meme Brockway, Philadel-
phia.; Missions-home missions
text books, Mrs, Edker Burton,
Moscow, Idaho; foreign missio:,
text books, Rev. j. f. Ingram,
Burma; Sunday school work
Psychology, Miss Meme Brock
way; course for beginner work
ers, Mrs. Il. c. Davidson, Seattle;
course for primary workers, Mrs.
IL. V. Didrickson, Seattle; gener-
al Sunday school course, Rev. Il.
Ii. Hagen, Seattle; course for in
termediate boys, Rev. Smith, On
tario, Calf; course for intermed-
late girls, Mrs. Smith. Lawrence
Arlander of Seattle is director of
music and Kenneth Lyman of the
same city is pianist. Special lee
turers are: DR.. III. B. Benning-
hof, Waseda university, Japan;
Rev. j. f. Ingram, Burma; Miss
Isabelle Crawford, the Kiowa
Indians; Rev. E. Ii. Hicks, Seattle;
Rev. G. A. Cook, Seattle; Rev. j.
G. Austin, Lmfeld college; Rev.
b. Ii. Shanks, Tacoma and Rev.
A. M. Bailey, Seattle.
The evening and Sunday pro
grams are as follows:
Aug. Address, DR.. H. B.
Bennington, Japan. Who's
Who"-Beach fire meeting.
Aug. S-'Pioneering Among
Wild kachins" Qllustrated) Rev.
j. Il. Ingram, Burma.
Aug. 9.-"The Kiowa Indians"
Miss Isabelle Crawford.
Aug. lO.-Pageant, the Canad-
ian delegation.
Aug. 1l.-"The Baptists" Rev.
L. Ii. Hicks.
Aug. -. = Morning, Sunday
school; sermon, Heart Culture"
Rev. G. A. Cook.
Aug. u. Afternoon, "Christ-
IAN Education" Rev. j. c. Austin.
Linfeld college; missionary ad-
dress, Rev. ]. +. Ingram, Burma.
Aug. l2.-Eyening, B. Y. P. U.
intermediate and Junior.
Aug. l3.-Music night, Messrs.
Arlmder and Lyman.
Aug. 14,-Annuai stunt night.
Aug. l5.-Addrcss, Rev. e. Ii.
Shanks, Tacoma.
Aug. l6.-"The Last Message"
Rev. A. NJ. Bailey, Seattle.
Aug, l7-Assembly closes.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

of the death of President Hard
ing, The only difference is that
Il, M. Goodwin, assistant secretary
of the interior, will not be able to
make his trip to Spokane.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

Rains in the Big Bend AMI Pa
louse countries the past feew days
have delayed harvest to some ex-
tent. In the Palouse most of the
grain is in the shock and no dam.
age is expected unless a continual
downpOur occurs.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10
BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

The annual picnic of the Wash
on Community church Sunday
school was held at Ellisport on
Thursday of this week. Over one
hundred children and adults at
tended and all enjoyed the day to
the highest extreme. Dinner was
served under the beautiful trees
at noon, after which all went to
the beach. The great majority
went in swimming and enjoyed
the splendid facilities offered at
that beach. After the swim ice
cream cones in great abundance
were served to all. The affair was
complete success from every
standpoint.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

Burglars entered the home Of
Mike Sinkovitch at Tacoma late
last week and stole postal savings
receipts to the value of $1,000.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

tion to leave the amount in Mr..
Mcredith's possession as a necu-
leus for publicity fund, mas
much as the festival was designed
for publicity purposes, and any
surplus left after expenses were
paid could properly be devoted to
future publicity expenditures.
After the visitors had assembled
the trip was made down to the
beach along a beautiful path cut
along the side Of heavily wood
ed little canyon. There the com
bined lunches were served i'll
rustic building. Fried chicken
aud other things almost as good
were there in abundance and the
guests present felt no hesitancy in
falling to" and doing justice to
the spread. After a pleasant time
on the beach many OF the visitors
looked over the place, returning
to their homes at about dusk.
Those who were present for the
occasion were: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
u. Woods and son and daughter
Of Ellisport and two young men
guests Of Seattle, r. w. h. Martin
of Portage, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Bragg and son Of Vashon Heights,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Thompson of
Vashon and little grandson of
California, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurico
Dmsford and little daughter of
llllisport, Mr., and Mrs. Il. Il.
Wenham and two children of
Vashon and Mr.. and Mrs. &. II.
Miller and two children.
Mr.. and Miller have a most
beautiful home and in the next
few years it will be easily rated as
one of the show places of Vashon-
Maury if not of the Puget Sound.
Mr.. Miller has narrow tract
consisting of ten acres which eX-
tends from the highway down to
the beach. Five acres of this he
owned three years and the other
five was a recent purchase. Dur
ing that short period the place
has been wonderfully improved
and bears the appearance Of hav-
ing been under improvement for
a much longer perioc. Winding
walks have been laid out, beauti-
shrubs and trees We, out and the
whole place SO arranged that it
has the appearance of city park.
The rugged contour of the ground
and the natural beauty of the can
yon as a background lends itself
readily to the scheme.
AT the lower end of the tract.
overlooking the beach Mr.. Miller
has built an observatory on huge
cedar stump, fully 100 feet above
the water. From this most
wonderful view Of the east side
of Vashon island, the east chan
mel, the mainland south of Seat
tie and Of Seattle itself is discern
able. The sunsets from the obser-
vatory are marvellous.
Mr.. Miller is having a comfort
able three-room bungalow built
for Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Miller, his
aged parents, who wish to be near
him and his family. He expects
to built a beautiful country home
for himself near the site of his
present residence in the very near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are the
prince and princess of all hosts.
and win the admiration of their
guests by their delightful way of
making every one feel perfectly
at home. Their popularity is at
tested by the fact that their 1923
guest book already bears the sig
natures of over $50 guests who
have partaken of their hospitality
thus far this year.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

Arrangements are being made
at Hoquiam to entertain 10000
members of the Eagles and their
families on Pacific Beach Sunday.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10
DAHLrAs IN BLOOM.

The News-Rccord editor and
family drove to the Sheffield dah-
liza farm on Tuesday evening of
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

AS result of a local gasoline
war at Yakima motorists are buy
ing gas at 10 cents a gallon.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

Vernon Matthews, 17-year-old
Montesano athlete, suffered the
loss of a foot while at work on the
tug boat, Hoquiam on the Chehal-
is river this week.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

A concrete bridge, 1000 feet in
length, will be built six miles south
east of Woodland by II. Il. DER
ing, a Portland contractor. 1t is
believed to be the longest bridge
of it's kind in the Pacific North
west.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

The Pacific Power & Light Co.
has agreed to accept 100000 for
the Pasco water system from the
city of Pasco. The city engineer
appraised it at $56,000.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

Ccntralia will hold poultry
fair from January IA to 10.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

A 42-inch bullsnake in some
way scaled a five-fdot book case,
squeezed its head through the bars
of the cage and swallowed a can
ary at Pasco. 1t had entered a
house through a small hole in the
screen door.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

A $4,000 ranch deal was made
at Cashmere when DR.. Fl. J. Whit
ney of Wenatchee sold 20 acres
of full bearing apple orchard to
Mrs. j. L. Parsons this week.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

The first North Bank highway
contract was let last week when
Moore & Anderson of Tacoma re-
ceived the contract for the con
struction of As miles in Ska
mania county, between Rands
and Greenleaf. Consideration.
$123,497.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

Nine arrests of campers for
disregarding warning against
leaving camp fires burning were
made near Bellingham Tuesday.
They were tried in justice court
and fined from $40 to 500 each.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-10

The Columbia basin project sur
veys will not be halted on account