Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-04-01
CONDENSED SYNOPSIS
OF LATE STATE news

low, daffodils, tulips and narcissus.
March 81 and April 1, in the Y. w. C.
\. rooms at Vancouver.
The new cannery plant under con-
struction az renino will have a capac-
ity of 10000 No cans daily, and will
operate six months in the year. 1t
will employ from rs to 100 workers
An aviation landing field is being
constructed at Camp Bonneville, north
east of Proebstel, in Clark county It
will be used as an adjunct to the mill
tary drill field work during April and
May.
S. ]. Miller. district freight and pas
senger agent of the Northern Pacific
and one of the owners of the Alfalfa
Vineyards company, announced that
20 acres of the tract have been planted
TO asparagus.
Robert Russ of route 4, Chehalis,
has begun construction OF a tie mill
on Kalama river seven miles above
l.alama. The ties are to be flumed to
the river, thence floated to Kalama
for boat shipping
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson cele.
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary last week in Vancouver, They
were both born near the mouth OF the
Willamette river and were married in
Vancouver In 1871
Scores of spray outfits were started
to work throughout the Walla Walla
valley last week. conditions being
ideal for spring work for the first time
this season. Flowing will start as soon
as the ground dries cut.
After deliberating 20 minutes, SIT
perior court jury in Everett found Ed
ward C. Siciles guilty of murder ana
fixed the punishment at death by
hanging. lie shot aud killed Percy 2.
Brewster, town marshal at Sultan,
near here. on March 2.
The election at which the proposal
to sell Clark couuty's share OF the in.
terstate bridge 10 the state for $780,
900 cannot be held before June 10,
when the law goes into effect, and il
must be held in June, Allison Burn,
ham. secretary of The Free Bridge
club, announced.
a proposal to use s251,OOO whitl
tho state viii pay for Clark county,
hare Of the Interstate bridge, for the
purpose Of establishing an agricuturil
igh school In Clark county was hi
orsod by Lake Shore grange aud WI.
81 introduced Mt other grange meet
in Che county
While burning brush cleared from
hts ranch In White Bluffs. n. u. Rob.
rson tainted and fell into the flame9
tutoring serious burns about h.s face
ags ard arms before being rescued by
non working with him Tho burns
over almost tho entire body, and tbt
hook has put him in serious cohsl
ON.
Wlih norlhwestetn mills oyercuttinq
le demaad for lumbor shutdown
er one week was called Monday, It
~ 5 announced in Tacoma by the 81
flul G Tacoma Lumber company.
other mills are planning 10 follow
uit Two thousand workers win be
Ut of employment temporarily. it IL
expected. Too much lumber is being
prod, "a and lumber prices are toe
low, heads OF the industry declare,
United states district court activi.
ties in Spokane viii be suspended un
III July owing to failure of congress
10 pnss the deficiency appropriation
lb1l. providing funds for court e..
pansea. ii was announced by Judge
Webster
The northern Pacific railway and
,lllod lines have been granted thalr
request TO discontinue trains i5G and
i57, operating between centralia and
Portland. rhe date when services viii
be discontinued has not been an
touuced.
William X Pomoray, aead sbou, 3.
q rtr uf rcc0 q nl seals fof ift
lalama Knighis % rgthias suffered
heart afffc', at ifs s.3tisn In a.
odgo forn end fi'd five minul
ater ns had residtJ ul italams q
years.
Tho waih waila cornty fair VIII be
ield September g. and 10. it was
oeilei al The e-H zaiou meeting
iha board of dg ct1rs c. y Auaei
yss named president A = Cox, vice
I PRESIDENT. and Charles Baker. secre
,arytreasurer
a Eenefsi revision of the auiomo
lHe stage service between Portland
I Olympia and Seattle and several lins5
,parntinf out os OyAp.a j. affected
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