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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14
Gutter Ball Artists
Will Defend Titles
At Y Saturday Mite

Activity around the bowling alleys
at the Elks club is becoming very
interesting, On Saturday night the
Elks shield team will meet the ''Y''
shield team on the 'Y" alleys. The
Elks team VIII be captained by Lange
and the members will be Nelson,
Schwantes, Abrams and Lucas. Ever
hardt will be taken along as a SUB.
This match will be bowled at 1880
and everyone is invited to see it.
In the tournament just ended at
the Elks alleys the Tigers copped
the ribbon. This tournament rolled
its last ball on Saturday night. The
Shinn and its members were Henry
Nelson, Ed Porter and Ray Riley.
they bowled classy set of balls.
Bowling, like GOLF gets hold on
the roller, so that he never is really
safe from the lure of the falling
pins, so the Elks have drawn up
their schedule for January and Feb
ruary with eight teams listed, rep
resenting 80 bowlers. The new
tournament started on January IL
and the teams are warming up to
make the winners work hard.
SCHEDULE
January lib. and P. VS.. Bankers.
January 12-American Legion vs.
Antlers.
January 1S-Regular lodge meeting.
January 14--Lionsr vs.. Tigers
January 15-Cubs vs. Mohawks.
January 1S-B. and p. VS.. Antlers.
January 19-American Legion VS.,
Bankers.
& January 2O--Lions VS.. Mohawks.
January 21-Cubs VS.. Tigers.
January 25-B. and P. VS.. Ameri-
can Legion.
January 26-Bankers VS.. Antlers.
,January 27-ReguIar lodge meet
ing.
January 2s-LGons VS.. Cubs.
January 29-Mohawks VS.. Tigers.
February 1-B. and P. VS.. Lions.
February 2-Bankers VS.. Tigers.
February American Legion VS..
Mohawks.
February 4-Cubs VS.. Antlers.
February 8-B. and P. VS.. Tigers.
February 9-Bankers VS.. Lions.
February 1O-Regular lodge meet
ing.
February 11-American Legion VS..
Cubs.
February 12-Mohawks VS.. Antlers.
February 15-B. and P. VS.. Cubs.
February 16-Bankers VS.. Mohawks.
February 17-Antlers VS.. Lions.
February 18-American Legion VS..
Tigers.
February 22-B. and P. VS.. Mo-
hawks.
February 2S-Bankers VS. Cubs.
February 24-Regular lodge meet
ing.
February 25-Tigers VS.. Antlers.
February 26-American Legion VS.
Lions.
Lineup of different teams:
B.. and PHI. c. Schwantes, cap
tain: Hugh Shotwell, William Ham,
Ross Dayton
Bankers-Archie Poe, captain; I. B.
Ward, Mrs. Poe, Ross Murchison.
American Legion-Joe Cohen, cap
tain; r. l. Hoyal, D. Cooper, Bud
stephens.
Antlers-M Farber. captain; Mrs.
NJ. Farber. NJ. Stolloraf, Gordon New
man.
Lions-J. Mcmillan, captain; John
Murchison, Otis Wish, Fred Eber-
hardt.
Cubs-oakley Lucas, captain; L.
Murchison, James Abram, E. Mason.
Mohawks-George Cowden, captain;
Mrs G. Cowden, George Briggs, Max
Lange.
1Ygers-Miss shinn, captain; Too
Bopp, II. Nelson, Roy Riley.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14
Don't trust habit-fOrming pills.

Don't trust habit-forming pillsl
Contrast ALL-BRAN with pills and
drugs-that become useless unless
the dose is constantly increasedI
ALL-BRAN is delicious with milk or
cream, and add fruits or honey. Let
it soak few moments to bring out
its nut-like favor. Sprinkle ALL
BRAN in soups. Recipes on every
package.
Don't risk part-bran substitutes.
Insist on genuine Kellogg s--the
original ALL-BRAN. Sold by all
grocers. Served by diners, hotels.
restaurants. Made by Kellogg in
Battle Creek.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14
Eliminate Evil

The world series each fyear is a
meeting between the pennant WIN
ming teams of the two major leagues.
Those two teams alone as teams
should share in the receipts.
In all the scandal talk that has
so far been aired, the reason back
of most of the alleged fixed games,
has been a desire to let this or that
team cut in on the place, show, or
fourth money, the winning or losing
Of the game having no bearing on
the standing of the other clubs IN
the race.
Greed for money has been base
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14
Lumberjacks Defeat
Bulldogs At Phoenix

PHOENIX, Jan. 13.-(R)-The Flag
staff Lumberjacks basketball quintet
defeated the Tempe Teachers Bulldogs
here tonight on the Phoenix high
school court, 81 to 22 Detloff, visit
ing forward, starred throughout, roll
ing up 1S points. Flagstaff led
throughout; with the exception of a
few moments in the third quarter.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14
s9O,OOO-rRY TO GET TT

ST. LOUIS, jain. 13 R.-William
f. Fahey, attorney for Rogers
Hornsby, former Cardinal manager,
late today he had advised
Hornsby not to recognize the 100000
claim of Frank l.. Moore, betting
commissioner OF Fort Thomas, Ky.
Moore declared his reply would be
made in court
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14
HowELLs UTAH CAPTAIN

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan. 13
tR.-Jack Howells, star half back
on the University of Utah football
team, was today chosen as captain
Of the 1927 grid team. Howells will
be playing his fourth year of coll
legiate football
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14

depends as much on a dozen other
modern inventionsF says director
Michael CurHz, 'as it does on the
camera, sets, projection, and other
motion picture elements. The tele-
phone and radio, for instance, MAKE
it easy to preserve the unities OF
time and place.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14
Mesa High Suffers
First Season Defeat

GILBERT, Jan. 13.-R)-Mesa high
school, considered the strongest con-
tender for state championship honors
in BASKETBALL was defeated for the
first time this. season here tonight
when the Gilbert high quintet nosed
the visitors out, "a to 23
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14

KeI1ogg's ALL
BRAN is sold with
this definite guaran-
tee: Eat it accord
ing to directions. If
it does not relieve
constipation safely,
we will refund the
purchase price.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14

What vicious thing constipation
isl 1t wrecks vitality. 1t saps beauty.
1t fills the brightest heart with de-
spair. What blessing there is a
safe. sure relief from this curseI
Kellogg 5 ALL-BRANis guaranteed to
relieve constipation - pleasantly,
permanently. More-to prevent it.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14
ss-patCh
terapers

SHE knew people were beginning to notice
how irritable she was - but she simply
couldn't help it. !. How could she be gay
when throbbing eyes and endless headaches
made up her davp
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14

balls besetting sin, and it certainly
is up to the magnates to remedy the
root of the evil.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14
Why ALL-BRAN is better
than bort-brdn

The bulk" in ALL-BRAN absorbs
a great deal Of moisture which, it
carries through the digestive system.
AT the same time it gently distcnds
the misunderstanding, purifying,
removing poisons and wastes. Being
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14

"No Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-14
Robes and Gloves

Warm wool robes in many attrac-
tive patterns and colors., $7.75 TO
$3.50.
Stylish. durable and comfortable
driving gloves-lined and unlined.
Bargains at at..........$ $3.50 to $3.75
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
LIsABEULA
(Mrs, Graham Maloney)
sssss ss...


We extend our heartiest thanks
program and play of last week, il
was enioyed Nv all / know. for
they thought it was too short and
ask ior more We are happy to
state that we took in S23.0O. Every
little helps towards new seats for
our church We expect to have
ta,r sboulders to the wheel we can
do il
Roy Kneebonc and wife motored
over 10 visit the home folks Sun
dav.
Mr. and Mrs. Lauff. from North
Dakota are visiting with their
neiee. Mrs. A. lIeirsch. They may
stay and enjoy our GOOD winter
climate and ret away from the
blizzards.
e*
Aid on Wednesday the 10th at
Beaumont's with Mrs. Shattuclx
and Mrs. Gibbons ioint hostesses.
Come as early as possible as we
fore our sale. Dee. 2nd
Mr.. Marker is all smiles when
Sunday school is well attended. but
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
DADS NIGHT

The Vashon Parent-Teacher :,
Association will hold a "Dad 5
Night meeting Tuesday evening
November 10 at 8 o'clock at the
High school.
All parents, especially Dads
are urged 10 attend.
Teachers will receive parents il
The class rooms at 200 O'Clock aud
work of pupils will be on display
There will be u program of musi,
allowed by speaker. Dr. Il. A
Rich will speak on Elements OF
Character Analysis in Selecting
life Work. "
There will be refreshments.
Mrs. Shridc, Sccy
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
WATER SYSTEM FOR
VASHON CEMETERY

Here is chance to get IA water
system in the Vashon Cemetery
and save some money.
Mr.. d. p. Slater who installed
the water system at Vaslon is put
ting in IA system just out of Taco
ma and while he has his outfit
there will put in system for us
at very low price.
He will put in pump and : hp
motor at the creek west of the Gem
etery and run IA , in. pipe to the
n. E. corner and there put in Il
5000 gallon tank on good tower
and distribute 500 feet OF . in. pipe
through the grounds with % out
lets. This will put water within
a distance of so foot hose for
every lot in the cemetery.
Your committee has had the
grounds cleaned up and walk,
laid out every 40 feet and have all
bills paid and about $3.50 still in
the treasury.
Now Mr.. Slater's price for the
above would be $3.50 which would
leave $500 to raise but in order
to get this price he would have
to know not later than Nov. -
which makes it necessary for us t.
get busy at once.
If you think this is the time to
90 ahead and put in system call
up Mr.. Harmeling or send a check
to Mr.. Hansen with the under
standing il is to be used for a
water system only.
Yours very truly,
Improvement Committee
for Nashun Cemetery
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
LECTURE

DR. Swank will lecture Al
yashon Turesday night, Nov 10th
IN Feeds and their relationship "a
new diseases in poultry. Special
invitations will be sent to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Shoup, Guy Gaffuey at Puyal
up, Mr.. Layton and staff Of Al
bert Bros, Mrs. II. w. Bcckcndori
of the Tacoma Poultry Association
aud many others Of the poultry in
dustry Of the Northwest. We hop,
to have Mr.. Beall and all the bic
poultry men ON The Island. Com,
one and all for one big night thai
ought to spell success for the
Poultrymen of the Island and saw,
them money.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
oRTHoPEDIC AUXILIARY

The regular monthly meeting of
the Orthopedic Auxiliary will be
held at the home of Mrs. j. II. Rob
erts at Center. The time. ten a. M
TO three p. m. Come at any time
between ten and two. Hand work
will be furnished for those who
come late. ANY who can. be on
hand at ten O'Clock will greatly
aid by helping to finish the much
needed hospital work which we
have on hand. The date is Friday
Nov, Is. Please mark it on your
calender. For lunch coffee and a
hot dish will be furnished. Bring
your own sandwiches.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
DoCKToN
Mrs. Claude Petersen) !
80 ss* -

Mr.. d. Beretich and small son,
Nicholas spent Tuesday at Tacoma
Mr.. w. Greer is confined TO his
home with illness.
Mrs. Hawk and daughter, Miss
May Hawk of Summer, were
guests over Sunday at the G.
Middlecoff home.
Mrs. NJ. Roncevich and son. Matt
spent Tuesday at Tacoma.
Mrs. c. Keen was Tacoma Wis
itor Monday.
Lumber for the new Community
Church is down on the Dock and
as soon as il is hauled to the lot
the building will commence.
Mrs. G. Middlecoff and Mrs. G.
Petersen attended the meeting OF
Cary Club Tuesday, which wa,
held at the home Of Mrs, Lucy Tav-
lor. at her north j. street home in
Tacoma.
The Ladies Aid OF Dockton will
hold their annual bazaar at the
Community house Saturday even.
ing, Nov. 10 at s o'clock. Beauti
ful hand made articles and apron
plain and fancy and many other
useful things can he bought at
reasonable prices. Home made
candy will be in charge of the
young ladies. Refreshments and
ice cream will be served in the din.
ing room, Come and select youi
Christmas gifts and enjoy pleas
amt evening with the ladies. Pro
ceeds to go on4the church fund.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11

Don't forget the Hard Time
Party, Nov. IS at 500 p. m at
Maury Hall.
Elsa Schmidt who is attending
Business college in Seattle, was
home over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Gerber Were
visiting among friends on Maury
the first of the week as Were Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Calhoun and infant
daughter.
Mrs. Howard Jones was ON the
island Tuesday of this week. We
miss these Pembroke people and
will be glad when work in the
gravel pit opens up, that we may
have them with us again.
Mr. and Mrs. Hancock enter
tanned their son and family of
Seattle over the week end.
The X. X. Klass of the Maury
Sunday school met at Maury
Hall for party last Saturday
They report having jolly time.
q
The November meeting of the
Maury Womens' club met at
Maury Hall Nov. 3rd. Mrs. Il. IL.
Larsen and Mrs. c. Il. Garner were
hostesses. A table decorated with
autumn leaves and flowers was an
appropriate setting for the pump
kin pie and cider served.
AT this meeting Hard Time
Party was planned as an appropri-
ate way of gathering funds that
shall enable us to write finis to
oul records of the painting job.
Neighbors, friends by your past
support you have spoiled us. We
are expecting YOU.
A number of Maury folks gath
cred at the NJ. a. Jensen home on
Tuesday evening giving them a
surprise house warming in their
new home. They have taken the
Tom Ogilvy place. We are glad
they are going to stay with us.
Mrs. l.. II. Larsen was called to
Seattle Tuesday. Her father, Mr..
Edwards of that city having passed
away. Mr.. Edwards has been crit
icaly i'll for some time. Mrs. Lar
sens many Maury friends offer
their sympathy in this time of be
y reavment.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11

COMING EVENTS

4" Nov, 11-Father and Son S
9 banquet. Island Club House.
. Nov. II - Eastern Star
= Radio Carnival.
= Nov. 17-Literarv Entertain
ment. Benefit Piano Fund.
Burton Church.
. Nov. 1s-llard Time Party
Maury Hall.
Nov 19-Ladies Aid Bazaar
Dockton,
Nov. 20.-Anniversary Serv-
ices Presbyterian Church.
Nov. 21-Anniversary Social
Presbyterian Church
Dee. ll-Sacred Concert Pres
byterian Church.
December 1S-M. u. Church
Christmas Cantata.
Dec 90 Christian Cantata
and Entertainment. Presbyter-
ian Chucrh.
Dec. Christmas Sale, Island
Club House by the Ladies
Auxil larry Presbyterian
Church.
50
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
ENTERTAINMENT

The entertainment to be held ia
the Burton Baptist Church Nov
cmher II promises to be an affair
Of special interest. The local tai
ent is well known and of high or
der The reader, Mr.. Mason D..
Campbell Of Seattle, has taken i'm
portant roles in affairs given by
the Cornish School, nnd is fayoring
us because of former friendship
with the Pastor and his family.
The Ladies Aid win give a splen-
did finale in the way of refresh
ments and social hour.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
NOTICE

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church will meet az
the Island Club on Thursday after
noon. November H. Mrs GorSuch
and Mrs Kimbali hostesses. w. c.
n. L. viii meet with the Auxiliary.
You are cordially invited to attend.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
Burton Improvement Club
Holds Successful Affair

Last Thursday evening the rcgu-
lar meeting of the Burton Improve
ment Club was held in the Baptist
Church. a chicken dinner was
served to l25 patrons and DR..
Young was hailed as chef supreme.
The Fisher FIGURING Mills sent a
demonstrator over and served their
wonderful biscuits. A short buSi-
ness session was held and the re-
ports of committees heard. This
was one of the most saees,ful
affairs that has been held for some
time.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
OPEN HOUSE MEETING

The Island Club will hold its
monthly open.house meeting Fri
day, November Is. The Juniors
will have a "kid Party" and
well a good time is assured to all
those who attend.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
BURTON
(MIs. Maize Rees) a
= > = - .

Apologies are hereby offered to
little Miss Rose Marie Carlson for
overlooking last week the very
noteworthy event in which she was
an important figure on her arri-
val at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Carlson TO becom $
member OF the family. Nj a-a
Mrs, Carlson are taking up tn
residence in the Goff house.
The Burton Water Company has
recently completed the laying OF
1000 feet of main known as the
Netting line.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
Church will hold an all-dav NEE.
ing at the church Thursday, Now
II. Coffee furnished. This win
be an important meeting beng iar
last one before the bazaar, Whit
is to be held Thursday, Dec. is
In the evening the Ladies Will serve
refreshments which viii be includ-
ed in the admission ticket to the
musical program being given by
Seattle artist tor the benefit OF the
piano fund.
The condition Of Mrs. Peter
Smith is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Kate Forbes painfully in
jured her left leg Wednesday las
requiring the attention Of Dr. Nc
Granahan, Torn Iigaments made
necessary complete rest in splnts
for few days but is gradually be-
coming restored to normal.
Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Crawford
made business trip TO Seattle
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Netta Jones is spending
couple OF weeks in Burton,
An echo from Hallowe en- comes
to us in the form of police story
IN which four young men Of the
Island were arrested for serious
damage done ON that night, Their
fun was rather expensive having
to be paid for to the equivalent OF
about twenty-five dollars. Advice
to the young men Is: study Burton
methods and learn how to have
some real fun at much less ex-
pense.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
NOTICE

The VGshon Island lilly Associa
ion VIII meet at tbc Island Club
house Sunday afternoon, November
IL. All those interested in lily cul
|ture are invited to attend.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
STORES TO CLOSE

The c. G. Kimmel and +. A..
Weiss stores will be closed from
One until -Four p. m. today, Armis-
tice Day.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11

Mr.. ard AIRS Jasper n. Vanderpool.
Washington pioneers. celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary in olym-
pia last week.
G. Beamish, 60. was Instantly killed
Saturday on the Kittitas high linz ir-
rigation project when he was kicked
in the face by horse.
A new drilling outfit, capable o.
reaching depth OF 5000 feet. is beiue
installed at Tenino in another deter
mined effort to strike oil
DR., Clayton c. Herricly, retired dcn-
list of Yakima, died suddenly Monday =
while conyersing with Attorney Hub,
bert in the latter's office
A bond issue OF s125,o0O for the
construction Of new achcol build
at Auburn has been sold to the stals
at par and AZ per cent interest.
With operator. present from a..
parts OF the west ccasl t!ie 18Th al
nual session OF tie Pacific Log Ing
congress was held in Tacoma las.
week.
Brlgadier General Allen Smith, yet-
eran Of 40 years service in the United
States army, died sunday at ID hoi-.
If a daughter in Spokane, aged 7s
years.
According to new directory jus,
ssued, the population OF yal.ima ely
S now estimated TO be 25,9i2 and the
eounty's population is estimated At
5000
November Is and l6 have been set
tor the second annual meeting OF o.,
state highway patrolmen in OLYMPIA,
Chief William Cole has just an.
lounced.
During October 1916 cars Of apples
@ore shipped from the Yakima valley
m Augu5t and September there were
121 cars, making the shipment to date
1866 cars.
The first move in an attempt 10 o.
tablish now hospital in Vancouver
Was made recently with the filing oi
Incorporation for the Clark County
General hospital
No bidders appeared recently when
The Cowlitz county auditor offered 249
ccres OF state timber in that count
tcr sale. The appraised value of til
tract was S4s,50o,
Ghe first commercial bulb farm l..
cowliiz county was started in Luf
view last week by p j. jewell MIR.
Jewell is planting 100000 tulip btl
on one Of the three tracts
Robert CseottyD riamil, Kennewi.
wife slayer was convicted OF first de
cree murder late Thursday night after
more than five hours dollberauon.
The jury recommended life imprison.
ment.
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hos comr,o,od III, ,orE an bn rrIa,d
rrniro h,rhwov n, Nor,h pfro and
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,ho rlong,nan crool, rrodo nnor sno.
kane,
spo"'y sa",'y " ~"'y' 10 eNpo'e'
ppe reservoirs soon as tho rosult n,
warm weofber and ron IN tho mour.
tains following rho rocent foll of snor
In the Casendes.
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11

Lest we focget the Vashof
lsland Commercial Club meets al
the Island Club on Tuesday, Nov
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
CONDENSED SYNOPSIS
OF LATE STATE news

business was l4Is per cent better than
October last year,
i The government dredge Wahkiakum
started work last week dredging a
channel above the interstate bridge.
as protection to the ship channel In
front OF Vancouver docks. The chan
mel will be dredged several hundred
feet upstream and viii serve to pre-
vent silt from filling the lower chan
mel.
The fourth district of the auxiliary
to the Spanish-American War veter-
ans was organized in Vancouver last
week by Mrs. Julia Miller OF Yakima,
state department president. The dis
trict, which is the last to be organized
in the state, is comprised of auxiliar-
les at CenSalia, Kelso, Vancouver and
Camas.
Postal receipts in Vancouver III oc-
tober totaled $51O7.95. compared with
Si594.66 in October, 1926, a gain d
S51a.29 Receipts this year up to DC
tober l totaled s4l,o7O.49, comparel
with S36,6OS ior the same period III
1926, gain OF S4i6249, according to
the report OF X. E. Gutenberg, assis.
ant postmaster.
A. II. Sylvester, supervisor of thy
Wenatchee National forest, announces
that bids for approximately three-quar
ters OF million feet OF timber on
tract 80 miles north OF Wenatchee Will
close on November %. 1927. The sal
will include about $4,000 board fee,
of western yellow pine and about 25.-
600 board feet OF Douglas fir.
Eighty-eight hunters have reportei.
to the office OF the Yakima county
commissioners thai they succeeded il
killing elk, while eiehty-tiye have re
ported failure. Though about 400 eli.
hunting licenses were issued in this
county. only 173 hunters had reported
80,
50 ,"'. "e IA" ''l"'ies 'e'","9 "
''"''''' > " '"' No'"'' eN'''''''''''''S .
Construction OF the first unit oil a
ne" greenhouse al tlle state coiiese
IN fuilman WIN start sooh' acoofolhs
to word gwen out by Dean t. G. Iohn
son college OF agriculture Leveiihs
a.
ana excavation ior the structure Is
now under way ana materials are be-
ING assempied' The iirst unit OF tho
pI'lalns VIII be loO leet IONS ana -
leet wide
Il, Il. Watzig OF camas was given a
contract by tho directors OF the Clark
County Country ciuo to clear ~ acres
ol lana on his 1id oil S9S'oo an acre
The contract calls Tor clearing grub
bing' plow'ng ana narrowing the
ground preparatory to seeding Tor the
iairways ANA greens oil an auditlon OF
nine holes 20 the soli course on sal
mon creek.
Eight auto passenger and express
! operators were cited by order OF judge
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11

The Burton Water Company has
recently completed the laying OF
1000 feet of main known as the
Netting line.