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New Britain herald., 1925-09-08

The Corbin Red Sox took the first game of the final series for the championship of New Britain Sun day from the Kensington team in a game played at the Percival grounds In the south end town by the score of to ?, Tho game was pitchers battle all the way through with Buckland having the edge over Liedke, Kensington ace. while the Red Sox gave their twirer gilt edge support fin contrast to 'spotty playing by Kepsington.
 The Corbin Red Sox players seized every opportunity to advance around the bases and by daring chances piled up a score that gave them the edge in the race for the city cham pionship.
 A short time before the game be. gan, Liedke, who was warming UT with "Slim" Politis near the Ken slngton dugout, was knocked uncon' scious for few moments when .he was hit smack in the back of the head % by a batted ball from A Blanchard's war club. The Red So1 were having batting practice and Blanchard met fast one, turned or it and drove 1t with the speed a bull let towards the grand stand. The bal went so fast that the human eyt could not follow it and dull thut was heard and Liedke was seen. tt drop. He was revived after a shor time and insisted on pitching the game. For six innings he pitched ail tight ball and then he weakened this being caused no doubt by tho painful injury he received. The biz crowd present, most of whom knev the details of the accident, applaud ed the Wallingford boys courage 1T going through with the game wher 90 out of 100 men would have hat to go to bed.
 Kensington could not deliver witt hits when their hits meant runs while, on the other hand, twice bungles put Red sox men on frs and they were brought around b. clean smacks to the outfield. In th' seventh with Al Blanchard on first Billy Fitzpatrick hit a ball over th' bushes in left field which was goot for a home run. He was caught cut ting third base and Umpire Crowle! called him out when McCormlcl tcok the ball and touched the bag Fitzpatricks work at short stop wa pretty spectacle of fielding whil Ray Begley was the shining light fo the losers with five putouts in cente field, all except one being hard run ming catches of fly balls.
 The game by innings:
 First inning: Patrus went ou Preisser to Sataline. Kopec flied ou to Begley. Snyder struck out.
 Preisser flied out to Smith. Sat aline flied out to Huber. McCor mick went out to Al Blanchard un assisted.
 Second inning: Huber sent a pret ty single over second. Smith wa safe on Sataline's error and Hube went to second. Al Blanchard sac raficed them both up 8 peg. Fitz patrick sent short high fly to cen ter which Begley bagged and by 1 pretty throw, he had Huber mil at home when the Constable" triet to score.
 Ripper" McKeon got Texa leaguer into right field. Fields sac rif1ced him to second. Begley fife, ] out 'to Smith and Goodrich strucl out.
 Third inning: Ferguson went ou' Preisser to sataline. Bucklan
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08

famed. Patrus went out Preisser to Sataline.
 Greco went out Fitzpatrick tc Blanchard. Liedke went out -to | Blanchard unassisted. Preisser was thrown out at first Smith to Blanch. ard.
 Fourth inning: Kopec went out Preisser to Sataline, Snyder was safe when Mccormick took his grounder and threw wild to first, the runner going to second. Huber sent short fly to center which Begley just missed, the ball going for hit and Snyder holding second. Smith lined one out over Begley's head for two base ply and Snyder and Hu- Der scored. Blanchard flied out to Begley. Fitzpatrick went out Fields to Satline. Two runs Two hits,
 Sataline was thrown out at first, Fitzpatrick to Blanchard. McCor- mick went out by the same route McKeon drew a pass. Fields fliet out to Patrus.
 Fifth inning: Ferguson went out Liedke to Sataline. Butkland famed. Patrus flied out to Fields.
 Begley flied out to Ferguson Goodrich went out Buckland to Blanchard. Greco went out Fitz. patrick to Sataline.
 Sixth inning: Kopee out at first, | hfoTArn,icly to Cofoliraf struck out. Huber walked but went out stealing, McKeon to Preisser.
 Liedke flied out to Buckland. Preissed was safe on Fitzpatrick's error. On the hit and run play, 'Sataline singled through second and first and Preisser slid by Smith on the throw from Snyder. Sataline go. ing to second. Ripper" Mckeon, the old veteran of the Kensington| nine. shot a single into left center scoring his two mates. Fields went| out Buckland to Blanchard. ,Two| runs, two hits.
 Seventh inning: Smith flied out to| Begley. Blanchard singles between| second and first. Fitzpatrick score | him when he clouted one into the bushes in left. The hit was good for a home run, but Fitzpatrick was called out for failing to touch third! Ferguson singled into center. Buck land flied out to Sataine. One ruin. three hits.
 RerIey went out. Auckland 4 al Blanchard. Harlow famed. Greco walked. ,Liedke was out, Buckland to Blanchard.
 Eighth inning-Patrus singled to| left. Kopec sacrificed him down. Snyder struck out-Huber flied out to Greco.
 Preisser was safe on Fitzpatrick d error. sataline sacrificed him dowrI Mccormick hit to Fitzpatrick, who
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New Britain herald., 1925-09-08

to-study and learn the brokerage business.
 After we're married we are go- ing to move to Palo Alto. La Verna will study with me at home during the evenings. We do that now :. you know, preparing for exams so they won't be so hard year from now.
 They seem as children with seri- ous problems of the future bringing smiles and frowns to their. young faces.
 But until the end of next year I'm a prize fighter nothing else," say La Barba. No movie contracts for me . Just lot of fights. And I'll fight 'em all because I have only one more year in which to do it. Then it's study and then busi- ness for long time."
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08
FITZSIMMONS- DELANEY
Old-Time Fight Fans Gather to Watch the Sons Of the Former Champion in Action.

Vernon, Cal, Sept. s Pl-Old- time fight fans and followers of the late Bob l'itzsimmons, one-time worlds heavyweight champion, will see his son, Young Bob Fitzsim- mons, in action tonight against Jimmy Delaney of St. Paul.
 Seconding Young Fitzsimmons in the ten-round bout will be Tommy Ryan, former middleweight cham pion, who trained Jim Jeffries for his battle against the elder Bob F'itzsimmons in 1892 while in a spectators seat nearby will be Jef- fries himself.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08
GERTRUDE COMING HOME

Cape Gris-NeZ France, Sept. s RD Gertrude Ederle has definitely abandoned the idea Of a second at tempt to swim the English channel this year and is planning to leave for New York next Saturday. ''hc continued bad weather with the temperature of the channel water down 10 55 degrees Fahrenheit, was responsible for the American sWim- mer's decision to wait until next season,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08
Totals
'v . PHII.AIIEI. .pHIA

TotaIS AS lH Li II 0 x-Ratted for Russell in Sth.
 z-Batted for Cochrane in 5th
 zz-Batted for Galloway in 5th.
 zzz-Batted for Quinn In 5th.
 y-Ratted for Baumgartner in Sth, Washington .......,...lOl 02N n2o-7 Philadelphia ........,.o00 o4o 110--6
 Two hasc hits Miller, French, Stolen bases-Goslin J. Harris Peck. Sacrifices Rice. Galloway. Lamar, BaumGartncr Severeld. Double plays galloway, Bishop and Holt: RlueEe s. Harris and !. Harris &. Harris and J. Harris; Peck, s. Harris and J. Harris Left on s-WashnE- ton g, Philadelphia [. Base on bals-oT coveleslIe in 1-3, Russell 0 In 2-2 Bal lou in 1,3, Zachary 3 In 2-5, Quinn 2 In 5, Raumga artner 1 in :, Walherg o in 1. Winning pitrher-Russcll. Losing pi'' her BaumEartner. Umpjres-Geisel, Hildc- brand, Evans and Nalln. Time-2 oo.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08
Totals
DE1'HOl'l
Totals 40 S 10 S5 10

z-Bntted for Whitehill in 7th.
 St, Louis .,,...,.,...O00 100 100 11-i Detroit ...,,..,...,NNi NoO DID lp-5
 Two base hits-Evans 2, Haney, BassIer, Wingo, Helmann. Three base htts-Ger- her. McManus. Stolen bases-Evans 2, Hargraves, Lamotte, Heilmsnn, Manush. Sacrifices-Jacohson, Davis, Burke 2, Blue Double plays Whitehill to Rlue, Blue Gun assistedl. Left on hases-St. Louis z, De- ttoit l2. Base on halls-off Davis B., Whitehill 1, Doyle 1. Struck out-hy Da- wis 1, Whitchill 1. Doyle 2, l1its-oh whitehm in T, Doyle in {, Losing p'tChcr-Nr nl11lts--. ...- |,
 owens. Ttme-245.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08
ARRANGE FOR ROIT

San Francisco, Sept. S.-Rob Roy Benton, a representative of Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, said yesterday he had received a telegram from Floyd Fitzsimmons, who is promoting the proposed Dempsey-Wills fight. asking that Dempsey and Benton leave for Chi cago as soon as possible after the champions exhibition matches here, to make final arrangements for the bout, September l7 has been set as the date for the signing of all parties concerned.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08

Tyrus Raymond Cobb, baseball's s greatest player, was the honor guest at celebration held in Detroit re- gently commemorating the Geor- gian's twentieth anniversary in the major leagues. The Peach is here shown doing the hand shaking stunt, an almost endless throng of admirers standing in line to con- graduate the star. It was a big day all-round.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08
or Grouse in 9th
 Gl,EV NJ,
Totals 2s 0 4
z-Batted for Summa In Sth. .zz-Ratted for Intzke in ath

'zz-Batted for Lutzke in 9th.
 Chicago .......... 100 900 2o2-5
 Two base hits-Hooper. Sheey kamm. Sacrlfices-Falk J. Sewell. Double plays Barrett to Sheely, L. Sewell to Burns. Left on bnses-Chicago 6, Cleveland g.. Bases on balls-off Edwards [, Smith 2. Struck out-by Edwards B. Hit by pitcher by Smith (Kane) Wild pitch--Smith. Umpires-McGowan Moriarity and Row land. Time-l:55
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08
STARTS 2sTH YEAR

Coach Fielding H. Yost will start his 18th season at Michigan this fall He came to the Wolverines In 1901. And except for a brief time has served as head coach all those years.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08
 
CORBLN RED SOX TAKE ..
 FIRST FROM KENSZNGTON

Buckland and Liedke Stage Pretty Pitching Duel With Former Having the Edge-Daring Base Running Gives Crimson Hosed Team Victory - Fitzpatrick Makes Home Run But Fails to Touch Third Begley Shines in Centerfeld For Losers-Managers to Decide on Place of Next Game.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08
Totals

New York .,..,,..,.,,,,0 GOO GOO lO0-l Boston ..,.....,,..,,,,0i0 900 l0x--S
 Two base hits-Mcusel Carlyle. Home run-Gehfig Sacrfice--Picinich Double play-Meuscl tn Gehrig, Left on bases New York |, Boston [, Base on balls orr Jones ?. struck out--by Jones 9 by Ehmke s. Hits on-.Ioncs II in 7 off II . Johnson in 1. Losing pitchcr-Joncs umpires-Ormsby and Connolly. Time l:2s.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-08

St. Louis ............,.- 900 G00 O3T-b
 Two hase hts-Roush Bottomley. Bell Home runs-Hornsby. Blades, Stolen bases
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

MORNING GAME) CINrTNNATG ...,....,....,.S
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

MORNING GAMEl
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Friends of Miss Myrtle Coleman,
who lived for several years on
Vashon island, and who owns a
place on the Highway south of the
Rosebank farm, will be surprised
to learn of her marriage on Sat.
urday, November 2lst to Ed H.
Mcgowan, at Red Oak, Iowa. Mr.
Magowan's first wife was a sis,
ter of the new bride, but died a
number of years ago. w. j. Ma
gowan of Vashon is a brother of
the groom, and Mrs. w. j. Ma
gowan of Vashon is a sister of the
bride. Both bride and groom are
not only prominent in social and
business circles, but possess that
stability of Scotch character
which makes it delight for this
paper to extend congratulations
and wish them joy and happiness
in their new relations.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
CHARTER VASHONA
FOR TACOMA TRIP

A dozen island Knights Templar
Masons chartered the S. S. Wash.
ona on Tuesday evening and went
to Tacoma where Ivanhoe Com.
mandery received and entertained
about 300 visiting X. rs at a for
nal reception when the interna.
tional Bcauseant was displayed,
with the usual accompanying GER
emonies. A splendid dinner was
served from $50 to s o'clock, and
all the Sir Knights report a very
enjoyable time. Those who went
from the island were E. G. S. j.
Harmeling, 7. Hansen, c. G. Kim
mel, w. ID. Clark, r. W. +. Mar
tin, w. C. Meredith, M. H. Nor
risey, Eph and Dan Landers, L. G.
Beall, Jr., and Wallace Beall and
Zene Whittemore. They return
ed on the Vashona at midnight
the same day.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
v. H. S. GRADUATE TO AT
TEND KIOTO UNIVERSITY

Yosi Yoshimura will sail next
Sunday, December 6, on the liner
ARABIA Maru for Kioto, Japan.
There she will enter the University
taking the full course. She was
BORN at Vashon and is well known
lerc being in the graduating class
)f '25 at Vashon High School.
What thrilling experience it will
oe to make her home with relatives
she has never seen, assume the
customs and dress of her ancestors
and attend University classes in
a language that she can speak but
as yet can neither read nor write.
All success and happiness to this
latest ambassador Of good will
from Vashon to Japan.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS EDITION

Our special coIored Christmas
edition will be issued on the dot
On December 18th. Already We
have sold about all the available
pace for advertising, but if any
Of our island friends would like
additional space, or others who are
not regular advertisers desire to
be represented, if you will phone
1T once we will either call in per.
son or arrange for your copy at
your place of business. This issue
will be even more attractive than
heretofore, and with another unit
ed boost for the island, another
notch will be added to its already
high standing as a community Of
homes and hearts. If you wish ad.
vertlslng space or extra papers
please call us at the office at once
and facilitate the service we are
trying to render.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
RESOLVED

Whereas, it has pleased tho
Supreme Grand Master of the Uni
verse, in his infinite wisdom to re
move from her home, the beloved
wife of our beloved Brother an6
Past Master, James M. Ogilvy
now therefor be it.
Resolved, that the officers and
members of Mark P. Waterman
Lodge No. III F. and A. NJ. unite
in expressing their sorrow in the
death of the wife of Brother james
M. Ogilvy, and that we extend tt
the bereaved Brother andrelative,
our fraternal and heartfelt sym
pathy, and be it further,
Resolved, that a copy of thest
resolutions be spread upon tn,
minutes of this lodge, one cop,
sent to our bereaved Brother, anc
one copy sent to the Vashon Is
land News-Record for publication
Stephen j. Harmeling,
Fred A. Weiss, Committee.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
BAKING CONTEST
RULES DISCUSSED

There seems to be some misun-
derstanding regarding the rules
governing the Baking Contest to
be held Dec. IL.
In order to advertise this con-
test, we asked the different stores
for a mailing list so we could
send personal letters, naturally our
list was not complete and so a
good many people did not receive
these letters, this was apparently
grounds for some misunderstood
ings, as these letters contained
slips requesting the receiver to
sign, mail to us, and be entered in
the contest. We wish to correct
this and state that to enter the bak
ing conest it is only necessary to
bring a receipt from your store
showing you purchased a 48 ID
sack of Excellent Flour, turn this
receipt in with your entry and you
will be given all consideration.
We are sorry everyone could
not have received these letters,
but we are sure they will now un.
derstand why some were missed,
we also would like for everyone
to turn in some entry, as every
thing will be sold after the con
test and the proceeds turned in on
the Community House debt even il
you do not believe you will be enc
of the fortunate ones and win a
prize, you can still consider the
pie, cake, or bread as donation
towards the debt, positively every
thing will be sold and every cent
will be turned in against this debt,
so every one respond, do your part
and we will soon have all debts
paid and the Community Hall will
be Ours, | say ours because the
writer lives on Vashon island, and
is member.
Respectfully,
The Novelty Mill Co.,
Per. L. NJ. Doebbler.
N. B. In this contest no names
will appear-the entries will be
by numbers only. (Editor.)
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
KEMpY BANQUET
(Contributed)

A delightful party was givel
on Friday evening by the Commum
ity Club in the small banquet
room.
The entire cast of "Kempy'
and the Orchestra which assisted
were entertained at banquet
truly sumptuous, and a pleasan
social evening followed. An addet
four. special honor guests, wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Beall, Sr. ant
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Monroe Smock.
Mr.. Smock, in his inimitabl,
manner made a most interesting
toast master, calling upon each il
turn to respond to some amusing
toast. Wit and humor were con
spicious, and it was decided tina,
Mr.. Beall took first place for tell
ing the most and the funnies
stories. Even the cooks were call
ed upon to talk, and, nothins
loath they told some stories too
hungry tho they were.
A royal banquet-a witty crowt
music and fun all contributed tt
a delightful evening.
P. S. The pumpkin pies made b,
Mrs. A. c. Moon and Mrs. T. Han
sen received a special toast.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
! = 4 4 4 Z 4 q 4 Z .
COMING EVENTS

. List your dates in this col
umn at least a week ahead Of
: time. No charge. This is
> for the convenience and bene-
> fit of schools, churches, and
. all clubs.
. December 5th, 0. E. S. Ba-
zaar, Community Hall.
= December 5th. Xmas Ba-
zaar. Dockton Community
e House.
. December s, Burton High
$ Senior Dinner, Burton Hotel.
. December II, Baking Con-
. test Community Home.
$ December II, Debate. V.
. December 12. Cove Com
. munity Hall Dinner.
= December Is Vashon P. r.
= A.
. H. S. VS. Winslow. vashon.
{" December Is, Commercial
'Club meeting, vashon Island
= Community Home.
December II. Presbyter-
F" ian Auxiliary Bazaar and
= Food Sale at Mrs. Jas. DAMS
= Dec. 22nd Water District
. Election.
sk ss sss =
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
D. A. RS. MEET

Mrs. James Mattson was hostess
1t a dainty luncheon given the
elizabeth Bixby Chapter Daugh-
+ers of the American Revolution
hen they met Saturday Nov. 2s.
The beautiful and commodious
bungalow of DR.. w. w. Mattson
was used and answered every re-
luirement.
Following the luncheon came a
business meeting at which matters
,f importance were discussed and
decided upon.
The November message from our
President General was read by
Mise Louise Van De Vanter.
Meeting adjourned at 4 p. m.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
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SOUTHERN HEIGHTS
: miss Bertha e. Smith)
= ssss 80 80 .

Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock enter
.ained on Thanksgiving three car
loads of relatives and friends
from Tacoma. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
7. Barnes and their son Henry ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Link and
their four children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood and their four children.
Two Turkeysf No, it was two
geese, big ones.
Mr.. Pugh took Thanksgiving
dinner with Mr.. aud Mrs. Ben
natts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bellazzi Of
Seattle, with their son and
daughter spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. James Forrest. Mrs. Bellaz
ri and Mrs. Forrest are sisters.
Mrs. Burd had her friend, Miss
Lindberg of Seattle with her for
Thanksgiving and the week end.
Mr.. William Roadcs has return
ed to Tacoma for the winter.
Mrs. Montgomery Hughes OF
Tacoma and her two younger
children, Lawrence and Helen,
spent Thanksgiving and the week
End with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Berry. Mr.. Hughes and
Arthur remained in the city te
take in the Stadium-Lincoln foot
ball game, but drove over Sunday
morning and the Hughes and
Berry families attended the 40ti
anniversary celebration of the
Vashon M. E. Church. So ole
Mr.. Markham, one of the founder
Of that parish had with him at the
Service, children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren.
Mrs. Sheffield had her three
sisters with her for Thanksgiving
Mrs. Smith and the Misses N. anG
y. Reed, of Tacoma.
. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen Of Sc
attic spent Thanksgiving witt
their daughter, Mrs. Stoltenberg.
who had the pleasure of entertain.
ing her sisters and brother-in-law
the Misses Olive and Marie Chris
tiansen and Mr.. and Mrs. R. A,
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgway of Ev-
srett and Miss Frances Ely spent
Thanksgiving and the week end
with Mrs. Susan Ely and Melvin
This holiday visit was also a fare
well one as the Ridgeways and
Miss Frances are off for California
FOR part of the winter at least.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
CENTER NEWS
'(Mrs. Dunlap and Mrs. Hearst)s s
*s&& y n &@s&s sss y .

Mr.. and Mrs. q. Fault entertain
ed on Thanksgiving Day, Mr.. and
Mrs, l.. Houghton and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr.
Louis Rodda, and Mrs. Beard and
daughter Irene.
Mrs. r. Fuller, Mrs. S Hearst
and Mrs. Hill entertained OF
Thanksgiving Day with a larg,
family dinner at the home of Mr.
aud Mrs. f. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. r Fuller enter
tained the Curtis family of Vashor
on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Oscar Miner returned OF
Tuesday from Victoria. Her broth
er-in-law, Mr.. A. Miner was burieG
there on Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Soike enter
tained over the week lend Mr..
Soike's mother and sister of Spo
kane and his brother of Bremertor
The Silvey and Price families
enjoyed fine large Turkey sem
by Mr.. Silvey's son from Montan&
G. Hendricl1sm has been spend
ing Thanksgiving week with Mrs.
Hendriclson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wood and
Mrs. Hall Of Seattle spent Thanks,
giving Day with Mrs. L. A. Wise
and son of Vashon Heights.
Byron Buchanan spent the week
end with his brother aud family
in Bremerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Thcrkelesn
entertained with large family
dinner on Thanksgiving Day.
Twenty sat down to the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Sherman en-
tertained all their children and
their families on Thursday Of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap and sons
spent Thanksgiving Day in Ia
coma with Mr.. Dunlap's sister Mrs.
E. A. White, and family,
The Morford families were all
gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Morford in Seattle on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. III, Rodda enter.
tanned on Thanksgiving day Mr..
and Mrs. r, Simonson and daugh-
Ter, Ella, and Miss Eames of Ia
coma.
The Sorlics and Pesonens en-.
Dyed a large Turkey at the Sor,
ic home.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
W. G. T. U. OFFERS PRIZES

The w. G. Y. U. at their meeting
Nov. 20 decided to give prizes fc.
the best temperance essays writ,
ten by island school children as
follows:
The best High School essay 50
Second prize $1.00.
Best 7th and Sth grade essay
S1.00 Second prize $50.
Best 5th and 9th grade essay
S1.00 Second prize $50.
Best 4th and 5th grade essay
S1.00. Second prize $50.
More details will be published
next week.
Rose F. Gorsuch, Sec
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-04
TIE UP YOUR DOG

AS the nights lengthen the dogs
are again attacking ducks and
geese.
1t is only safe for any one who
values their dog to keep it shut
up after dark.
One of the dogs caught in the
act was thot by his master to nev.
er leave the place.
Two years ago a beautiful pup.
py ran with drove of dogs that
were killing geese. Now that
puppy was caught killing geese
Just for fun.