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Evening star., 1926-12-01
GRID CAPTAINS ELECTED.

DURHAM. \. c., December l ~.
charles Bennett Of Durham has
been chosen captain of the Duke
foot ball team for next year.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. December
1 @.-Don Banding of Sumter.
quarterback, has been elected cap
tain of the Citadel foot ball team for
1927.
PRINCETON. y. T.. December l
N).-Charles r. Moeser Of Cinctn-
natl Ohio. has been elected captain
of the 49, Princeton eleven. He
plays right field.
Evening star., 1926-12-01
NAVY COACH SELECTS
FOUR OF HIS PLAYERS

ANNAPOLIS. Md, December Il
Coach Bill Ingram of the Navy team
has given out his selections for an
all-American foot ball team this year.
He picked four of those who have
played Under him.
Ingram's team is: Ends. Hardvick
Navy. and Hanson. Syracuse: tackles,
Wickhorst and Eddy. Navy; guards.
Connaughton. Georgetown. and Hess.
Ohio State; center. Boeringer. Notre
Dame: quarterback. Friedman. Michi-
Gan halfbaCks. Wilson. Army and
Flanagan. Notre Dame; fullback, Ham.
iltOn, Navy.
Evening star., 1926-12-01
WESTERN GRID STARS
TO GRADUATE SOON

Western Highs speedy gridiron
machine that tied Tech for the title In
the recent public high school cham
pionship series will lose five sterling
regulars and two formidable reserves
by graduation.
First t-stringers who will he missing
when the Red warriors take the field
next Fall will he Bobby Stevens and
Warren Rabbit. ends: Sam COombs
and Park. linemen, and Fred Owens.
center. number of them also are
stars in other sports.
Cox, an end and Thornett. back
are the second stringers that will be
missing.
Dan Ahearn, big Western mentor
will be hard put to replace this group
of stellar performers.
GOnZaga basketers will engage 10y
ola High School of Baltimore in the
Monumental City on January Z. and
here on February Il. according to the
Loyola schedule just announced.
Evening star., 1926-12-01
80 EXPECTED TO TRY
FOR THE G. w. u. CUNT

About 30 aspiran nts. including four
regulars, are. expected to he at hand
tonight, when George WASHINGTON
basket hall practice gets under way
at 7:30 o'clock in the Colonial gym.
Maud Crum. head coach. will he as
sisted by Jimmy: Lemon, former Gems
trail High and Princeton court star.
Allhouse. Wallace. Banton and
LeVen are the veterans available. ..
Evening star., 1926-12-01
RETAIN HOCKEY LEAD.

NEW YORK. December (P>.-The
Ottawa Senators. leading the National
Hockey League. were still perched on
the pinnacle today by reason of a .
to.1 victory over the Boston Bruins
last night. 1t was the fastest. cleanest
game PLAYED this sea son. Only three
minor penalties were inflicted.
Evening star., 1926-12-01
SOCCER LEAGUE MEETS
TO DISCUSS PLAY.OFFS

Representatives of various clubs
League will meet tonight at S o'clock
in room 81 of the District Building
to discusse plans for the play-off he
tween the two sections and for the
remainder Of the campaign which now
has reached the halfway mark.
An executive session will precede
the general meeting to be attended
only by two representatives of each
Evening star., 1926-12-01
BOS LEADS WITH CUE.

PHILADELPHIA. December 1 P)
AIRY Bos of this city had comfort
able lead today in his match with
kinrey Matsuyama. the titleholder, for
the national Junior 1872 balkline bill
lard championship. In the first block
last night Bos won 400 to 36S.
Evening star., 1926-12-01
MAT BOUTS ARRANGED.

A main bout bringing together Al
Bakhsh and Harry Nixon, Fort Myer
mailman and a preliminary in which
George kiotio. a Turk, and Rill Will
liams of Chica go. will Crapple will
mark the regular Friday nigl wrestl-
ing card at the Mutual Theater.
Evening star., 1926-12-01

This article is tcritten for the
boys Of Washington by the man
rho coached the great Tonopdh.
Ner, High School champions last
season He is nor at IoWI state
Teachers CoUege, Cedar Fails.
Tntrn
Evening star., 1926-12-01
ST. ALBAN'S BEATEN.

81. Alhan's School soccerists waged
hard hight before succumhins IN
Forest Park School hooters, | to .,
yesterday at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1926-12-01
Tbe Gbenil1g Star
BOYS CLUB

Start out by taking things easy
and gradually increasing the amount
of work. just as you did at the start
Of this foot ball season. You'll find
that soon youll be in the very best
shane.
Evening star., 1926-12-01

7 T Is difficult job 10 pick ont the
best men | played against I'm
college. There were a lot of
good players in those days. just
as there are now.
| never will forget when ! stood
on the end Of Princeton line and
watched Charlie Daily behind tho
Army forwards stand coolly and I'M
Evening star., 1926-12-01

hurried while he
looked us all over
and made up that
raZor-edGed mind
of his inst exactly
where he could
hllrt MS most.
DAILY was a real
quarterback. At
er he left Harvard
he entered West
Point. Nv senior
year we played
the Army. | think
the score was e Ia
s. Daily never wa :
hustered 4 nd never
upset. He alva VS.
seemed 10 know
just where our
men were plaNinC
Evening star., 1926-12-01
ROSENBERG IS CAPTAIN.

Philip Rosenberg has been elected
captain of Columbia, Junior High
soccer team for 1927
Evening star., 1926-12-01

They're off today at King Fin No.
in that establishments big down
and-out" tournament. Entrants in the
affair have % days in which to qualify
for the elimination rounds. The
qualifying count will consist of the
total of the 10 hest games rolled be
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
Vashon School News
Honor Roll

ID - 49,; .,,f
hepoiI cacUs were siNeu ou'
" eanesqay lor 'he l'rSl t'lle 'nis
year ana tue honor ron was [eau
o9lo Oh lue entire hlgn sc ooe re-
eelVeu graues averaging 9o{o VI
peter. lnese were ulSlrlou'eo
through 'ne various e'aSseS q
follows ~,
EleYeh OK of/o Oh lne '9eniU y
class ~ loiiGNs' Constance be''ii
Silll,'Iu NqIoiu' Coty ~ NlllI II
,el -d1is l'epue, R'lsa5i llal
nosWe'l 'onAs' sIeiia ,,oAahseh
Anna Ietlersoii' hql IL queries
amos haih4uls' ana Vlii osuI
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
THE CODE OF A SPORTSMAN

lie keeps the rules,
lie keeps faith with his side.
plays the game for bis side
tie keeps himself fit
Tie keeps his temper.
lie keep. from hitting O man
when hc S down.
He keeps his pride under his yie
tory.
He keeps q stout heart. IN de-
ieai accept with good grace.
lle keeps o. sound soul and "a
clean mind 10 a healthy body.
A pretty sound code 90 live bv.
isn't it4 The organization that
did such n good job of fndiu
words to express the sportsman
spirit is the Spoftsmanship Broth
erhooi lis purpose is TO foster
land spread the spirit Of sportsman
ship through the world. A big aim
land q worthwhile one. for in 81
lies the best hope we have Of end
ing wars once and for OH. A
world of portsmaen. trained ta
practice the give and takt.of atie.
ietils in Their International rein
t.ons, would Dot BE- likely TO fall
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
Former Student Speaks.

MIR. C. e. Hamerquist of Fort
son, Wash, a student some tel
years ago at Vashon High Sehoo.
visited us last Wednesday and
when given Il chance by Mr.. Smith
spoke to the Assembly. Among
other things he said that he had
not appreciated High School and
had stopped at the end of his see
ond year, and that since that time
he had been doing all the hard
work to be found in the country
and that now, having realized his
mistake he was laboring hard with
correspondence courses. He urg-
ed us all to get all that we possib-
" could out of our schooling.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05

TO butehering one another because
of some dispute that the real sport
ing spirit would settle in an hour.
John Galswortthy puts it well,
+" When, if ever, the fair4play spirit
of sport reigns over international
affairs, the eat force that rules
there now will sink away and hui
man life emerge for the first time
from the Jungle
Contributed
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
NOTICE
To. whom il may concern:

To- whom it may concern:
There has been more or less com
plant about J. II. Williams stay
ing open after 7;30 evenings and
think it would stop all rowdyism
if he close earlier.
Now if the parties being disturb
ed would notify the parents of the
Girls that cause this disturbance
md have them come and get their
Girls after Church and not chas-
NE the Store | think they would
ret better results.
This is a legitimate business
rum in legitimate way and needs
80 one to tell him when to close.
j. H. Williams.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
LIsABEUL.A
(MTs. Graham Maloney)
. $50 q y

The Hallowe en- party at the
school house last Friday evening
was attended by old and young
and all who entered into the spirit
Of tile affair had an evening Of
fun. The crowd was divided in
person designing his own hat, de.
signaling the team TO which he be
longed All contests were cheer.
fully lost and won, aud a good
time was had by those who watch
ed as well as those who participant
ed. For a small sum those who
wished were made beautiful by
two artistic young ladies, aud like
wise those who wished to learn
their fate were led into the realms
of Gypsy land. Doughmts and
cider were the refreshments serv-
Jed.
There will be services by the
Salvation Army at the Lisabeula
church next Sunday, both morning
and evening, II 100 O'Clock aud
1870. Lets fill the church and
show Capt. jackson our appreeia-
ton.
Mrs. King is visiting with her
daughter and iamily at Port An
geles.
Mines. Lewis and Shatiuek en-.
tertained the ladies Aid at the lat
ter's home last Wednesday after
noon. For roll call tbe ladies re-
sponded with verse or verses
from the Bible beginning with
the letter "Cp. After all bust
ness was transacted Miss Smith
read an appropriate poem, and
Mrs. jenkins gave a reading The
Refreshments were served In the
dining room which was most at
traetive in orange and black. The
next meeting viii be- at the Church
un Wednesday. Nov. 10th.
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EARN $3.50 PER WEEK

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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
Pep Assembly.

Friday, November 5, the stu
dents of Vashon High School lad
big pep rally assembly at which
the orchestramade its first APP
pearance.
After several pieces of orches-
ira music the students gathered
in front of the assembly and sang
and yelled with enthusiasm. They
were proving to the football team
that the whole school is back of
them, win or lose.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
Alumni Party.

The Vashon Alumni Association
will give a dance in honor of the
Vashon football team at the Com
munity House November 20. The
alumni, former students, pupils
now in high school are to receive
invitations.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
NOTICE

Sunday, November 18th at II a.
m. Rev. P. Skartvedt viii preach
in the Yash0n Lutheran Church
on the subject:
why does the Christian
Church keep Sunday and not Sat
urtlay as the Sabbath" Come and
hear him.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT room semi-modcrn
cottage at Ellisport. purity furu-
ishcd, with chicken house and
garage In connection. $1,000 a
month w. L. Duusford, Red
7s3. 1O-stf
FOR RENT room plastered
house with bath. Majesie range
$1,000 month. ". D. Garviu
Nashon.
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ABE ABRAHAMsEN Painting
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05

AS Tuesday was election day,
Mr.. Smith gave short talk on the
duty of citizens to vote. He also
explained the modern. primary
system Of election.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05

will be greatly missed by the en-
ire student body as she was liked
by all and was prominent in school
lctiyities.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05

A Hallowe EN- party was given
Saturday night at the home Of
Grace McCrea,y. A large crowd
was present and the party was ii
great success.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05
CTS z I'D lD9g1 277SY7VG; !
WANTED

WANTED-To rent small house
with a few acres in berries or
land suitable for gardening. 2.
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80
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WANTED-Traetor ploughing,
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SPECIAL sALE-lut

Signal Strain Chinehilla Rabbits
We have the best stock obtain
ble-pedigreed and registered.
We now have all ages for sale.
l0T discount on an sales durine
November Signal Tower Farm.
Willis J Blekkiuk, Vashon
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NOTICE

The W. G. r.. q. win meet at
the home of Mrs Z. II Gorsueh
next Thursday at . y. M. An are
invited.
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Here and There About School

On Tuesday of this week Edna
Mace, graduate, visited our
High School She has been work
ing in Seattle.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05

The Manual Training Depart
lnent has made tipping table for
.use in the Commercial Department
Nine other tables will be turned
out soou.
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FOR SALE


FOR sALE-lf looking for Cow
See Candle. Portage 1i-j-tI
FOR SALE tube radio com
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$500 W. j Smith Blk 7I3
1921 Ford tom truck m goao
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FLEMISH GIANT Rabbits and
others for sale Thoroughhrpds
Sunset Rabbifry Lloyd Hanson
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2a-Stp.
FOR SALE "a Ford Eeht deliv
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BURTON Il. S. news

The Parent Teachers Association
of Burton High School will enter
tain with a program and social on
Tuesday evening, November 16,
in the high school auditorium and
gymnasium. Many plans and pre-
parations are being made, and the
various committees promise every
one a good time. An invitation to
attend is extended to everyone, es-
peeially the Burton Hiparents and
students. A small general admis-
sion charge will be made at the
door.
The committees in charge of the
entertainment are as follows
Program committee, Mr.. Spinning
chairman and Mr.. Dunlap; Games
for older people, Mr.. Parkes, chair,
man and Mr., Nystedt; Games for
young people, Mr.. McElvain
chairman and Mr.. Blevins; the
food committee, Mr.. Meredith
chairman, Mr.. Shattuck and NJ.
Garner; the social committee, Mr..
Harmeling chairman, Mr.. Church,
Mr.. McIIolland, Mr.. Stone and Mr..
Cbas. Meyers.
The high shool orchestra is prac-
ticing regularly under the capa-
bic leadership of Mrs. McHolland.
Much JOY was taken cut of the
two days vacation, by the announ.
cement on Monday morning OF tais
being test week, and next week
cards will be issued once more.
Marion Stoltenberg, a former
Burton Iii student and member of
the class of '29 visited school on
Monday.
Mary Edison and Seton Edison
are working on a design for the
Freshman pennant.
The Junior class has charge of
the program TO be given Friday
morning i'll the auditorium.
Earl Mccormick and Ed. Woods
spent three days ON Mt. Higgins OH
a hunting trip. They must have
been quite fortunate, as Earl was
absent Monday.
Last Sunday night was Hal
lowe EN-, and it looked like it a
found Burton High School. The
first thing we noticed was that the
back-stops were totally destroyed.
There were also lots of boxes and
rubbish piled up in front of the
schoolhousc door. How the win
lows escaped a soaping is still a
mystery.
~,
ne seniors nela = meeting 10
Gay 70 decide upon the pattern
'hei' 'idSs ring ineS nave re
etlygu samples OF various rings
anu nave d great many Iro'il W ",
70 choose we nope tley Miii De
piease" WIN ti'eih'
DOB stewart mas 9een eNl o.
senoVi lor over q Weck' we VIII
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ADVERTISING RATES

10 cents per line fol- first inser.
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ember TO- Visitors are invited.
The admission is ten cents.

The Sophomores decided to
sell hot dogs and soda pop at the
Burton game Ten dozen hot dogs
ard four cases of pop are expected
to net the Sophomores a little
money for their class treasury.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05

Junior Glass Loses One.
Helen Olson, a junior at vashon
High School, moved to Seattle
last week and will attend Broad
way High School in that ciE. She
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05

The Freshmen at last agreed
upon their class eolors and We
hope soon to have the Red and
Grey pennaut Of the 1880 class
presented and hung in the Assem-
bly,.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05

The Juniors sen the date Of tbeiI
program for the AFTERNOON Of Nov.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-05

Last Sunday night was Hal
Iowe'en. and it looked like it a
found Burton High School. The
first thing we noticed was that the
back-stops were totally destroyed.
There were also lots of boxes and
rubbish piled up in front of the
schoolhouse door. How the win
lows escaped a soaping is still a
mystery.
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FOR sALE-lf looking for Cow,
See Candle Portage li-j-ti
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First class jobs q ue. SEE
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GREEN sTAMPs-eet yours AZ
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1921 Ford tom truck n good
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The Seniors held meeting to-
day to decide upon the pattern
their class ring. They have re
ceived samples of various rings,
and have a great many from which
to choose. We hope they will be
pleased with them.
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GENERAL 49, sonlLe

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Burton + o. Red sos.
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FOR SALE tube radio CON
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$500 w j Smith Blk 7I3
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Evening star., 1926-09-16
and Industrial pressure induced her

and Industrial pressure induced her
to do so.
MADISON, Ohio.
/ have never heard satisfactory
explanation of the passage found in
Matthew. xxiv.S4. which reads;
Verify / say unto you this genera
ton shall not pass till all these
things be fulfilled"
l shall be very grateful If you will
give your Interpretation of 1t.
Answer-Not a few commentators
are of the opinion that these are not
genuine words of Jesus, but an inter
polation rejecting the conviction of
the early Christians, that after His
ascension He would speedily return
to them.
Others claim that the passage con-
tains a reference to the fall Of Jeru-
salem, which occurred in AID. TO-.
and therefore was we'll within the
lifetime of the younger members Of
the audience He addressed
Neither of the above suggestions
does justice to the context. which
clearly shows that our Lord is refer
ring to the end of that world which
preceded His incarnate manifesto .
t1on. Does 1t necessarily follow, as
some scholars assert. that lie shared
the current belief Of His cotem-
poraries, many Of whom contended
that the dissolution of the globe was
then near? 1 do not think so. May
not the passage mean that g. new
world began with Him, and has since
prevailed? This / believe to have
been the burden of His message con-
Veyed In apOcalyptic speech.
Evening star., 1926-09-16
What Tomorrow Means to You
BIZ MARY BLAKE.

Tomorrow planetary aspects are
variable. In the morning they are
adverse, in the afternoon they are
favorable. while, in the evening. they
revert again to the adverse stage.
The day does not hold out any en-
couraging prospect, except during
the few brief hours from noon TO
sundown. This is altogether too
short q time in which to accomplish
anything that savors of constructive
effort. 1t would be advisable to defer
any definite action of Importance
tunity presents itself, and to follow
the line Of least resistance. The in
fuences that prevail during the
greater portion of the day will. un-
less overcome, lead to quarrelsome-
ness and pickering.
Children born tomorrow will. like
most other infants. suffer from sew
eral minor ailments. These need
not cause alarm, and certainly
threaten no danger, II care be shown
in method and nature Of alimenta'
ton. AS they grow up they VIII de-
velop along normal lines. and,
although possessing no exceptional
degree of physical strength. VIII
have the compensating gift of wiri-
ness. They, in disposition. will be
tractable and amenable to love and
affection. Force, IL resorted to, will
only ,accentuate the evils which 1t
sets out to eradicate. They will pos
sess high ideals and will think along
right and clean lines. Not overam-
bilious, they will, however. study
with avidity and what they learn
they never will forget.
II tomorrow is your birthday your
mind Is decidedly analytical, and you
never take anything for granted.
Faith does not enter much into your
life and you always want to be
shown" This. Of course, robs you
of a great deal of happiness that
others enjoy. but, once you have
sized up a question and looked at
it from all angles, your final opinion
is taken, and YOU feel satisfied.
although no one may agree with you
that you are right. You are pains
taking, reliable and competent. and.
in a material way, are generally sue
cessful. Your character is SO mat
ter-of-fact that there Is not much
room in your makeup" for roma nee,
or for dreaming of those dreams that
often produce mental intoxication.
You will choose a mate by mind and
not by heart influences.