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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Building Permits

Myircao & Chapman. 1891 y. 7Iih, frame
residence, 1880.
Mylrolo q Chapman. 1857 y. nth, frame
residence. 1880.
Myiroio & Chapman. lsst ~. tith' Tama
residence. t1G0e.
Mylroia & Chapman, 1881 n, nth, name
residence. $500.
Mylroio 4 Chapman. 1897 y. 18th, frams
residence. 1890.
Mylrolo 4 Chapman. 1881 y. 18th. frame
residence. 1900.
Myiroie A Chapman, 1887 y. 18Th, frame
residence, ia,70o.
Mylrolc & Chapman, 1851 ". '1th, frame
residence. $500,
Eylroir & Chapman. 1887 y. nth. frame
rosidcusc, $500.
Mylroie 4 Chapman. 1887 y. nth. frame
residence. $500.
Olson & wichssr. 6Q96 10Th y. f., o, ~.
garage etc, 5000.
Metropolitan Bldg Co., 1891 9Th nvo..
trsproot partition. etc. $1,000.
Metropolitan Bldg. Co. 1901 ith ave,
alteration psrlors, $4,000.
Union Packing Co, 1910 western ave,
o. NJ, bldg, toNss, 10000
J. ~. McRae, care O.. y. Ry King st.
station. framc residence. 1880.
Mrs. g. A. CnrhonneAu, i5iS t2d s. w,
frame residence. $1,000
Gust Erickson. 52s Esstske, frame resi-.
doncc, $4,000,
G. Sutherland. 1924 First ave. w, frame
residence. $1,000.
C. s. Rosewood 1850 orcaS st., frame
residence. $4,000.
Booth = Co, Inc, 1912 y. 18th, frame
residence, $4,000.
Booth & Co. Inc. iii. 40, 18th. frame
residence. $4,000. 8
Booth 4 Co, Inc, 1919 No, Sih. frame
residence, $4,000.
C. L, Bcssinger. 1851 Ninth ave. W..
thoator etc, $4,000.
c. H. Duke. SCI n. 6Ith st., frame
residence. $1,000
Lars Johsnscn, 900 W. 9th St, repair
fire damage, $3.50.
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith cove Trrninai-atrs President
la'saon kaEa Maru iisr tp-au
liberalism MaFu
nru street Truulual-u. & b ruslEs,
Hsida.
iftr it=strs rhti6rirtsf. Ashuirs.
Pier il-u "a e. H pfiIuoaI
r.rr str NHulsITa.
Pier E=htfa Alameda Victoria.
FatIflr coast Coal tguEtfs=Htf ttQf-
Niafh. a. a g. Relief
e s shipping Beard NaorlrEs= hifs
West Icon tapruus
Iauusgtirut street TrFuiHal=ftTs odgnas
TauHha, a. H n surveyor.
Asairutrd ul=Rtr kauaurp.
Farr street rrrmIrai=HU phtran
itaHfsfi street reruiusl-Atr Admiral
EaarFs
spokane street Terminal Eir wil's1ln,
EaHt waterway uara n Warrlgutg co.
str walter A. iurkF1Uash.
Todd Dry p1,Et-HtrH o. 0. Alexander.
itsdNood. CalErriHs 10. START one Pat.
rrraan.
Auss TfFu'lnai-Atr Steel Trader
Wfsf Seattle EirgatgT-Hir lomsl MARI.
Wet seattle TuiuiHE station EaEls 81.
Wirsisu Marine hallway tLsEis iiEfhol
sears NsnrouVFr. Ella a. Aiamnas
bktn Conapsros, tarUss ceauitlam city,
hsrrY willard. Griffu9n. Eiuel and
us Donna Lane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Canadian Wireless

Etr pisum. Tacoma f1r Pert san Lals
it2 miles from Port san Luis
Htr Las Vegas NaueauFsr Tor San
Trarrtsrs, 80 miles from san rragciHcn
str Catherine %. HadlrH. grnyu itsrr
saf far Les Angeles. a. miles from Toe
Angeles
atf Rarhsiis bound Victoria. passed
oct barclay sound.
Htr West Hyquana. san Frarriscn Tor
Yokohama, 90 miles RON Han frarcis0o,
str wakaEsiL itiia f8r san Francisco.
ffs miles from san Francisco
Hir Caradia1 UoFSf ocean TAils fsf
Astoria. gts miles from Asi1Fis
Str Welsh Gltf. bsund Van 5guvrrs so
miles from ErryHrs
So Aisssa. as mile, ;fsm Jystnu
s1uthbanud
ST. itsval N,ru tat Ee.;7 ~. isnE
iGatG W
SIR Hhssrnncs. bound Nansegysr. tat
tG0tT -. ioug, ittst ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
SLIGHT CHANGES.
ELECTION DAY
CranberrleS and Fowl Shade
Downward, WHOLESALE

slight shading OF On meats and
poultry cThubrrTlsH and HHya bean
meal Tor feeders were tile Few
changes noted election dHg FaTt
or semi holiday uu -thr street
Turkeys are shading Wholesale lu
preparation for th~ holiday mart. hF
ere durhH truIlrra aud thFIG tradlH
NunHl Earnlshmrnt Tho market zee
ports showing a .asrFbt reduction
or thr top cranberry price 90 $50.
Aayhrfri on thF Wholesale AaL lr
up g. ta Ice n pound. fresh
Other llHiIuEs remained practically
4 L ---.-- - I'LL
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Portland Live Stock
Mondays Quotation.

Cattle Receipts. 1893. Tone OF market.
steady Steers. medium. is.25as;
commos, 1IG.75: heifers. medium and
common. 's75a57b. COWS. medium
md common. J3.a5n5.75; Gamers and
cutters. iibOas.26: bulls, Gamers and
hoiognaH. iz.7Sd $50; calves. medium
and choice, 100 lbs. down, '6.5Oas.5o;
100 20 $50 lbs. 'sQS; 20 lbs. UP,
ii.50dg,J
Hogs Receipts. a.a27. Tone OF market.
steady. Medium. good and choice, 100
TO 200 lbA, tsap.Jo. 200 TO 800 lbs.
ia75da50, $50 lbs. up, isbonp.76.
packing. smooth heavy. i7a7.5o; pack.
inC. rough heavy. ;5.5017; slaughter
pigs. 1880: feeders and Gtoekers,
i6.Boh7.
Sheep Receipts. TO. Tono o, market
steady. Lambs, henvywslEhts, medium
and choice, ,snlo. cults and com.
mons, all Weights, tb.Soa: wethers
'6.togS. ewes, common 20 choice,
fd6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
DIVIDED ACTION
IN GRAINS
Wheat Is Lower and Coarse
Grains Finish Higher

CHICAGO. Nov. g.-pivldcd action
featured me close in ETains on the
board 81 trade today. Wheat cold
lower while coarse grains Clrsgu
higher.
Trading in wheat VAS quiet
Expert sales were Ten and con-
fined a. small scattered ivta iia-
appClutiuE huakiuE returns cent
earn 90 a higher flul6h.
Oats followed corn on a dull and
neglected market
ProElalona cascd on proflt taking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Arrivals and. Departures

Auis "a SgF t--r Alameda eqiA
rgms. a. Trsa =. m 90 pait1 Graz tfem
Everett ~ e. ga. uf MulrEta IRON
fauaasiphia via paFta at AS Wr
Sew s,r walter "A LaJtVntarh ira#
IsFgua. af trtt o. ug tiF Avalon ffaia
Tacoma si f.lt o. ma ws CHARLIE wa
son from san FfanelHts ia 1aCgnH. ti
csc o. m Htr Fhuerfriea ffpu Asa+lA
va EnTs at aEts 3. M
sailed haY t-Hfr President Jagatan
~ Manila 'ia prrta st 10 g. pa ar
Princess Ena faF o.. e.. Via Tacoma 81
sa ma a. Hs r. Euahnuiiah fur haunh
ulP 90 lib q. m.E or Ellsrato Or san
lranrisra va Everett 90 a on. H0Ys .
Ne ufaEgn for Alaska. ~ 1855 p m.t
Or Arabia Haru ~ Tacoma. az D. m.t
Or Nnrthurstsru f1r Tarouas ~ lalt
o. ma or AdmlFai nruFy far EfpTgti
We TAromu, 20 HHts D, m. str luhu O.
hirhpatHrd Cor Naruu3a. 81 a.it D. u
sfF thas o. tramp Ger SgW lgrs We
porte. 40 e. m.E or Jur1t fgf Tacoma
AZ g. tn.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Omaha Live Stock

Cattle nsesipts. t.Eaa Tuns q market
stsacF. Nsariurs. if8ts slt sirsra. q Q
1875. COWS and hsifsrs tateu te.t2,
storl ~ anI feeders. tIuHFE. calves.
IIE0ufata. bulls ana Haaa $40 $40.
IIeE.= Receipts a-ta. Tone % market.
ieugEe higher hult, tt2sIas TOP.
asa
sh..p- Receipts. ffea. rras % market.
stradq Yeaftiras. iFUie. wrthrru.
1907 soi iamba, tii.fiqi3te. srss.
I-aTEatf,
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Foreign exchRnE. closed lower. s,er-
ling demand. ,i.sb. off x; francs, de-
mand, ;0.o5Gs. of ,o.eoo2x: lire,
,ooi35.. of so.eool: Belgium. ,0.o4si.
Off 10000. marks, 25s0; Holland, 3sss,
OFF to.OooS: Shanghai. 7sA; Yokohama.
5eH. Russia. 81. sweden, 1850. up oe0I.
Norway 1854 up 0n0i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Seattle Wheat
Portland Produce

BattsrfAt-Csuutry STATEN delivery tAs.s.
B..t churuiug aggN. 30. Ersis
gesgts poriland delivery. best CnaFa.
Ing cream. 81
Chrs.e-ssiiirE price. Tiliamsok tripfsu
saesa. Cregon triPlsIs. not branded.
.3g1ls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04

VEGETABLES
rriers Paid Wholesale Dealers

CThs price, xiYFn Ars those made 20
retail dealers b. wholesaler Win
few seasonal exceptions. prices 20 pro-
dursrs can b. figured - dsdurtirg ths
cost % transportation % seattle ard
approximately IS Per esrt for hauiinE.
storage aad selling uaft.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. 5-ForeI1n e1-
change opened lower. Sterling. n,si;
francs, Io,o51tH: lire Fo.ot5sn Belgium,
Sa.o&s9; marks. $3.50; Holland, 1850;
Sweden. 1852: Norway. lt7S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Alaska Vessels

CoNpoNA Sailed. Sov Str Alsas
kas squihhaund. - ,. m
WHANsELL.=Ha ilrf. S9F .-stF 81.
mirsl Watssn. sa4tHboabs. a. ssts "a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04

Business Of tho German mcrcan-
lilo fleet has Increased nearly 7Oo,-
600 tons annually In the last three
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04

Tho worlds largest gold nugget,
Weighing $50 pounds and valued ut
about 100000, was discovered in
Australia in 1872
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid Hhippsfs
DAIRY PRODUCTS
FFirss Raid Nhalaaais Dealers
fOUITHY AND MEATS
t'ricss i'aid shippers

urslisrs -lggt o.. .....rr..-.. see -
q apens 1--we fat PEI iG. .s.ss 90
.HfFt q. y f..as tHHrs-HrHs Ut.
buSks=tiYs old. yer 90. ...s.. no
l7unE. 1874 %. ..rsss.,.r.. "a
ltrrse I've 10 -.rss-sss.,s..s ~
iisns 1--we, lSaFg ...s..--.... -
1--we lIEEf rr--4ss..ssr..s.s 10
IeesisFs uli. live. Per Ih.... ~
iuThsys Dressed ,...s.,,s.,.. 80
TIVE ...s.,................. ggg 90
tsss ggpHtry dressed ....... ESQ 90
iisru=FEney biors ........... ne -
Nssi=Fanry light ............ .o3u 10
iisiEtan iiafss-Llvs .......... 80
LFrsara ~ 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO New. Cash uheat=A1r 2
red tbst. Ne, 9 red. nee 30. } hard.
ilttA digi. 30. hard. tiituigf
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Denver Live Stock


sr Beef steers. tsgegtl cows ard
hsifsrs. tlGg8gs calves. t4yHta.
feeders and stsezvrs. NsecTga. BULL,
tgUa
Ber--BsesiPt. see. Market. lsnsys
higher. Top, is,ta. bulk. tgs8gB.fg.
plEa ts.GteT
Shsrp Receipts. - tae. Market steady
- itc higher, Pat lambs iia.Ee1t.s:
feeder lambs jtsgt1fi. fat sae.
ia-3 IS. feeder sNss, It5snb
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MoNnAN
NnA

ftrsf low rae
q 20 a u "a q
tiFst liish Tide
ia ins o.. ia q
sseend low Hiae
D no Is a.
srcend iiiEh nas
Ne D. I'm - n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
ShipNews
Tides In Seattle


soy a
Iint les aAae
- oh a.
firsi iiish toe
liaa m Nhh
sscoad los iRs
FbA p m
,srend tliEh tias
ne 20 o 90 IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Mems Wool Mired
HOSe--39C
n D. T. 81 m

Wool-mixed Hose in black with
gray heels and toes and with double
heels, toes and soles. Sizes 9la to
liz. These are slightly imperfect,
but the wearing qualities are not in
the least impaired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
San Francisco Produce
Mondays Quotation

Mondays Quotations
Butter-- Extras, ale.
Eggs-Bxtras, 5ste' extra pullets. &c
underslfed pullotu, siAe.
Cheese-CAliforniA flats. fancy. 2io,
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Portland Wheat

PORTLAND. Nov. -whsst-Tfsrd
vhi;s. 81 50. soft Waite. ittI. western
vhits. va. uNrtnsru spring. ii.t.. spsts
sTn I'D fttn
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
SEARCH FOR MARTIN
WILL BE PUSHED

Major Frederick l.. Martin the
air squadron' command
er is believed to be alive as is also
his mechanician Alva l.. Harvey.
This is the opinion of many in.
Mr.. Stephenson of the BIZ
illogical survey which has spent
several years In the territory just
north of Chignik. He says life
could be maintained for a long
period Of time in the territory
where there is some game. Search
ing parties able to travel on land
or water are invading that terri
tory in the hope Of finding the
lost men. The Seattle Chamber
of Commerce has telegraphed
the War Department asking that
the search for Major Martin be
not dropped but pushed with
vigor with the hope that success
will follow soon and the lost he.
roes be found.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
Factory's
Business Increasing

order for another 450) The San
ford folding stool has a wider
canvas seat by three inches than
its competitors and also has a
stretching device that works in
stantly and makes the stool com
Portable and practical.
On top OF the order for camp
stools came an order for tent
stakes, metal oues, also a special
design devised by Mr. Sanford.
The stake drives easily, holds
well and is indcStructible.
MIR. Sanford has designed and
madc his own tools and dies for
the shaping and cutting of the
mdtal parts of his inventions and
he has shown considerable genius
along this line.
Vashon Island people will do
well to encourage this growing
and deserving business.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
OLYMPIC DIOCESE
FAILS ELECT BISHOP

The standing committee of the
Episcopal diocese of Olympia wall
not call another special conyen-
ton to elect a successor to the
late Bishop Frederic w, Keator
before fall or possibly early win
ter, it was unofficially announced
Wednesday.
-Four ballots were taken Tues
day and in each Nuisance the rec
tors cast majority vote for the
Illinois man. DR.. George Craig
Stewart of Evanston. In each IN
stance the lay delegates cast a
majority against this choice,
The rules of the Episcopal canon
provide that nomination and cleo
ton must come from the clergy
but that the selection cannot fin
ally be made without the approx
al Of a majority of the laity. III
timately, also, the choice must be
ratified by the house of bishops
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09

Tit writer took an hour off a
few days ago to visit the Sanford
factory which occupies the old
school building two blocks north
off us. We found the visit very
interesting and somewhat of "a
revelation.
For some years Mr.. Sanford
has been manufacturing a super
ior fishing reel which has sold all
over the U. S, and given him an
acquaintance with the dealers in
fishing tackle and campers sup
plies.
Recently Mr.. Sanford received
an order for $50 camp stools of
his own invention and which will
be sold-'at least part OF them
back east, in competition with
some of the well known makes.
(Sinee then he has received on
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
Preventive Campaign
Waged in King County

In following out the plan of ac-
ton outlined by the State Foot
and Mouth Vigilance Committee,
mass meetings of farmers, bust
ness men and Others are to be
held in the following communi-
ties, starting this week:
Renton, Wednesday, May 7, s pm
Kent, Thursday, May s, s p. N.
Auburn, Friday, May 9, s p. NJ.
Duvall, Saturday, May 10, s pm.
Meetings will be held in other
communities the following week.
The object Of these meetings is
to acquaint the public with cot
ditions that we are threatened
with should an attack of Foot
and Mouth disease start in KING
County, to- familiarize the farmers
and others with the symptoms of
the, disease and what measures
they can take as individuals to
prevent infection of their live
stock.
Committees will be appointed
i'll these different communities to
work in cooperation with the
state vigilance committee.
WILL W. HENRY, Co. Agt.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
VASHON FEDERATED
CHURCH

Sunday morning, Mothers Day
service will be held in the Wash
on Federated. Church, and every
one is requested to wear a white
clrnation for mother who has
passed away and a red carnation
by those whose mother is still
living. The pastor, Rev. Angus
Matheson, will give a sermon on
the subject: "Thy Mother, and
good music will be rendered by
the choir. Every person young
and Old, is urged to be present to
worship God who gave us the
best woman that ever lived
At the evening service
tile theme will be "Jonah And
the Whale" Mnd the following
questions will be answered; "Did
the whale swallow Jonah" If
so, Glow could he have lived in
the whales belly during the three
days and three nights?'
Is the account given. an allie
CORY as claimed by DR.. Geo. Adj
am Smith and others Of that
school or is it historical fact?
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS

Saturday afternoon beginning
at one O'Clock. will be clean up
day at the Vashon Cemetery and
everyone interested is urged to
be on hand TO cut and burn up
the Scotch broom before it goes
to seed also try and put the
grounds in good Shape for mem
orial Day. Grub hoes, rakes and
sythes are the tools needed.
Tell your neighbor and come,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
PARENTS INVITED
TO SCHOOL EXHIBIT

Open house will be held at the
NaShon school May % for par
cntS to inspect work. A track
meet and baseball games will be
III progress during the day. Grade
and high school pupils will par
ticipatc. Teachers are not plan
ming a picnic. 1t is the wish of
the teachers that the parents shall
plan their own picnic, lunch in
family or neighbor groups or in
amy other way they wish to. COZ
fee will be served from the school
cooking room. All parents urged
to be present and make it very
pleasant day.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
POULTRYMEN ATTENTION

There will be a meeting of the
poultry men of the Island in the
Y, NJ. C. A. hall. Thursday night,
May %. The principal speaker
will be S. D. Sanders, President
of the Washington Cooperative
Egg and Poultry Association. 1t
will pay you to hear him and the
other speakers. Come all.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
NethOdisln Reunited by
Vote Of General Conference

AT the great general confer
ence being held in Springfield,
Mass, this week, the reunification
Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church with the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South was ratified
the vote for the adoption of the
measure being $40 to -. DR..
David G. Downey of New York
moved it be adopted and William
G. Hughes seconded the motion.
The Council of Bishops of the
M. e. Church South is in session
in Nashville, Tenn, where they
We're awaiting the announcement
of this action. The breach of so
years was closed on May 7 when
the church of the North took the
final vote above referred to.
The united church will be the
largest Protestant Church in the
world with seven million mem
bers, the M. 4. bringing to the
union 100000 members while
the NJ. L. South brings two and
a half millions.
The joining Of the two branch
es bids fair toward lifting the
amusement ban as the NJ. e.
south permits the amusements in
question and a large group of
liberals in the Methodist Episs-
copal Church are asking, that the
ban be lifted. The New England
Southern New York, New York
East Newark, Rock River, Hi
nois and Central Pennsylvania
conferences striking out amuse,
mcnt clause in the church disci,
pline.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
PREPARING FOR NEXT
MEMORIAL DAY

Preparatory to Memorial Day,
"a special meeting is called for one
O'Clock next Wednesday, after
noon in the M. e. church, Yashon
The members Of the G. A. r., the
Veterans Of all wars and the
sons and daughters Of veterans
ar'e requested to be present at
that meeting.
E. E. VanOlindq, Commander.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
BURTON
Mrs. A. Hunt.)

The Orthopedic Society will
meet at Burton Library the first
Friday in June and it is hoped
there will be good attendance and
much interest shown at this new
meeting, and that new members
JOIN.
The baccalaureate sermon for
Union ]. High school will be Civ
Ell by pastor Rev. y. S. Fretz at
Burton high school Auditorium,
Sunday morning, May 18th at II
o'clock.
Commencement exercises will
be held at the same place ON Fri
day evening, May % at 8 pm.
Bear these two dates in mind.
Mr.. Ethelbert Stanley is soon
to be an assistant in the Edison
studio. The work has grown to
such proportion that the artist
is calling for ''Help!", and if he
can impart his knowledge Of art
to another as easily and las beau
tifully as it goes on paper, and
Mr.. Stanley loves the work, his
success in the future is assured.
Mrs. Frank Enochs is taking
school census this week making
the sixth year she has "censed'
the Riddles to the satisfaction OF
all concerned.
A most enjoyable motor trip TIC
Hood canal was taken last Sat.
urday by the seniors and Juniors
of Burton High-the Juniors ell,
PERTAINING the graduating class
by this mode Of treatment and
extended the treatment later by
serving a picnic lunch which
strengthened the seniors physic
ally and mentally for the ordeal
May 90.
Mrs. A. w. Thompson is train.
ing her school for an entertain.
ment to be given Iat Lisabeula
school house Saturday evening or
May 10, followed by a basket so
cial.
Fifty members of two societies
from the college Of Puget Sound
came to Burton. Thursday, olu the
VaShona AMI after a hearty din.
ner. which had been pre-arranged
at the Burton church dining hal
they again boarded the Vashona
/ for an excursion around the Is,
llndI Mr.. Harold Fretz of the
college deserves credit for Undue
lug the young people to make
Burton their objective point fol
their outing, and Mrs. Tjosdale
president of the ladies aid, will
the assistance of several ladies,
for preparing the dinner anc
helping materially to increase
the fund in the Aid treasury.
King Co. grammar school track
meet was held at Renton last Sal
upday. About 30 went from here
Kenneth LamoreuX won I'd prize
in shot put and Sd in pole vault,
You will find that the Furbusf
Co. are still living up to theil
reputation for quality and gooe
service,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-09
MAGNOLIA BEACH
Irene Case, Correspondent

Irene Case, Correspondent
The Magnolia Beach p. T. A.
served luncheon for the school
children last Thursday after
which an entertainment was Civ
en- by the pupils. The program
as follows:
Springtime Song School
Recitation Dorothy Wilkins
Dialogue NJ. and D. Wilkins
Recitation Beverly Cook
Dialogue +" The Simpleton'
Song Margaret Wilkins
Play "Closing Day at Beanville'
Recitation Lucille Smith
May Pole
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mudgett
drove over by way of the Tale
quah Ferry last Sunday to look
over their place. Mr.. Mudgctt
expects to build this summer.
Mrs. Ella NIcClelland and Fay
Potter were out over the week
end visiting HE Cases. Mrs. Ne
Clelland has been in Tacoma thi,
winter with her son and his fam
lily but expects to come out again
soon to her daughters home fol
the summer.
Beulah Bangs was out over the
week end visiting Bonnie De
Mars.