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Evening star., 1928-05-26
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comfortable Quarters with board for sum
mer months in private family. within com.
uuting distance of city: willing 10 nay well
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Evening star., 1928-05-26

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Evening star., 1928-05-26

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Evening star., 1928-05-26

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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20
POULTRY
FATS
SELECTING BEST
BREEDING STOCK

In your poultry houses dampness
brings on train of troubles. Old
cobwebby places, dust. dirt and dark
ness are good conditions to create
and perpetuate the breeding of mites
These parasites are insects that get
OH the birds at night aud take out
the life binoI. leaving nothing for
the layer but aneinia and inclination,
to disease. These insects Kill iittlt
chicks, pull down the vigur of the lay
ing and breeding stock and take AWAY
TIE profits that you counted Oh.
Close. stlilsy houses hiring about !,
train OF troubles To The tioek. Over
iiow of dran..ilis water Should get
quick attention by providing righ'
uruiu;:ge Al birds seem 10 have al:
aptitude for drinking from every foul
puGdle they see. Drinking from such
places is likely TO bring on disease
All founts should be placed high
enough. to prevent droppings or litter
being scratched in.
The founts should be filed two or
three times daily during warm wealth
er, for the suiligh, destroys the life
of the lIud, and If left long enough
in such condition it is positively harm
ful to the birds drinking from it. All
water should be placed in Shade. II
no trees or sheds are available, one
can be made by mailing three sides of
II box together, then adding top TO
1t. Such conlrivance should be high
enough To aIlnw the birds to drink
freely when the fcunl is under the
box.
Don't forget that moidy grain, mil
dewed bread, smutty corn, ihiidewed
hay, for litter. sunburned or rotten
potatoes. ferinented nIuslses and pump
kin seeds are dangerous to the health
of the flock. Unsaked lime. paint
skins, nitrates of soda, salt In guam
tity, and vessels containing any dis
infectants should be kept AWAY from
the poultry ynfG II you want to have
health reign.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20
Prepare Chicken House
for Fall and Winter

To prepare the poultry houHe for
fall and winter and to keep \ SAM
tary at all times, the following Is
recommended. Thoroughly clean the
inside of the house removing all port.
able fixtures. Then spray the inside
with solution rnade as follows; five
quarts cream lime tfresh burned lime
slalsed with hot water and covered
while slal;ing). one pint OF n good
coaltnr dip and one quart Of kero-
sene. Dilute this mixture with an
equal quantity of water and npply
with force puiap Or brush. The coal
tar dip will Kill all disease germs
that ii touches and the kerosene vii!
rid the house OF mites and lice.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20
Poultry Squibs
-..o..c...Hee>.c.a.<>..-c

The well-fed. well-housed hen Ger.
tainly knows her eggs.
Sanitation In the houses and runs
aids In the control OF certain diseases
among poultry.
Nests under the dropping boards
save space. but i,ike light from the
back part of the lloor. They make
II impossible 10 observe the fowls
properly. are less sanitary and make
1t more difficult to gather the eggs.
Live poultry sometimes shrinks ms
much us II per cent in weight while
In transit to market.
Egg income constitutes S2.4 per
cent of the total cash income In the
light breeds and Gs.s per cent In the
heavy breeds.
Many people do lot Of figuring
TO show the increased profit that
would come by breeding birds that
are heavier producers but they fan
to make any additional charge for
feed.
Not only is oatmeal used for poults,
but at all times during the growing
period and for wintering.
The average poultry man usually
makes more money by marketing his
surplus males MS brollers than as
capons.
There Is nothing that will thrive In
hot weather any more than lice and
mites. Don't lei them get start. Keep
the breed ennns well cleaned and
sprayed with some good lice killer or
dislnfrctani.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20
Poultry Specialists
Give Five Good Rules

Poultry specialists Mt Ohio Stnte
university give five rules for poultry
men to follow, II they wish 10 raise n
large percentage of their chicks. They
are us follows:
Keep the brooder house clean and
disinfcctcd
Move tie hrooder house MS often as
the grass around II is killed. so that
It has no poultry on II for a year.
Provide plenty of clean, sweet litter.
Feed good ration containing all
nutritivc essentials
Raise chicks "a range away from
old stock to avoid disease and para
sites.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20

realities; existing conditions, ard
a fuller appreciation OF the natural
and man-made opportunities.
Washington Week Is the annual
roundup for the general awaken
ing of Washington movement. 1t
Is a week devoted to closeup of
the state; a thorough study of com
munities: getting better aeqlaillt-
ed one with the other, that our
general and specific problems may
be understood and greater sym
patty exercised in the effort TO
solve these questions.
Commercial and service clubs:
organizations of all clans schools,
and people as whole viii join il
the Washington Week programs
which will be varied according 10
the ideas of those who foster each
local observance.
Publishers are running editor
ials, stories and pictures; they are
moving their organization into
action, and i'll numerous ways res
Pooling in a most acceptable man
ner to the call from the Washing
ton Press Association which is
sponsoring this activity in cor
junction with the Washington
State Chamber of Commerce.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20
WASHINGTON WEEK PLANS
FAR-REACHING IN SCOPE

With Fellowship as tbs
sounding board, the third annual
Washington Week will be oelcbra
ted February 20-25, 1928. Plans
under way should make this event
snrpass the excellent record of the
first two.
During the next five years there
will be a constant hammering at
the doors Of Washington to awak-
en- her people 10 her possibilities !;
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20
Schedule


The schedule for the remaining
games of the season are as follows
Jan. II
Burton at Black Diamond
Jan. 20
Pacific at Burton
Jan. 81
Tahoma at Burton
Jan. 81
Meridian At Burton
Feb. 3
Burton at vashon
Feb. I
Black Diamond at Burton
Feb. 10
Pacific at Burton
Feb. II
Burton at Taboma
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20
Senior Meeting

The members of the Senior Glass
held meeting last Tuesday to
discuss class rings and pins for
which they have received samples.
They also appointed q committee
to take charge Of The Senior pro
gram to be given next Friday.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20
D. A. R. Medal

Almost all of the students Of
the history class are competing for
the medal to be given by the D. A.
r. to the student writing the best
essay on "The Monroe Doctrine
and Gus Responsibilities TO Our
American Neighhors. = The Seniors
have TO write an essay before grad
uating, so they are all competing.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20
Burton School Notes
Basketball

Burton girls basketball squad
won its second victory Friday
night in their own gym after a
hard-fought game. A good game
was played by both teams and
much good team work was dis
played. AT the end of the game
the score was 1915. Vashon will
meet Burton again Feb. 8 on their
floor. Everyone is looking for
ward to another good game on that
date.
The Burton lineup was as fol
lows: Grace Larsen and Thclma
Wells, forwards. Jean Stone, sub
forward. Elsie Yocom, jumping
center. Virginia Calhoun, side
center. Rose Garner aud Martha
Taninura, guards.
The girls will elect their cap
tain at the end of the season. Dur
ing the season Mr.. Mac Elvain will
appoint different captain at each
game. Virginia Calhoun was male
the responsible captain at this
game.
The boys of Burton met their
second defeat of the season at the
hands of Vashon. Good playing
was shown throughout the game
but several long shots to Vashon S
goal gave the game to them. The
score at the end of the game was
Nsshon, %, Burton, l6. yashon
scored several baskets in the first
quarter and kept the lead all
through the game.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20

Revolutions are strictly the ma
tional concern Of the people of The
country where il occurs. But, Of
course, Nicaragua is q small coun-
Try, and, as usual. we have mon V
invested there, and we viii some
time or other put an iiFterocearie
canal through that territory. or
present action nay he expedient
but il Is not in strict accor1anae
with the rights Of nations TO cor
troll their cwn internal affairs.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20

Square or round neck lines arr
more becoming than V-shsped
ones for tall, slender woman.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20

TRY heating the mering ue intO
the custard Of your next lamou
pie before browning it.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20
COVE COMMENTS
(By c. a. Renouf)
. 80 s*s. sss

Queer doines these days, Colonel
Lmd5ergh pays a flying visit TO
Nicaragua carrying the dove OF
peace and d message Of goodwill.
while our marines with machine
guns and airnen with bombs arr
slaughtering the so-ealled rebels
in the same territory.
As has been said by members Of
Congress and smdry newspapers
our executive branch OF govern
ment is carving on war in Nj
caragua without the consent OF
Congress and in violation of the
constitution.
A similar policy applied to Mex
leo or any other strong nation
would mean war with its attend
ant Toss of life and piling up OF
debt.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20

Eggs per man are Just as i'm
portant as eggs per hen.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20

Potatoes that are stored in bins
should he watched for rot. Ro-
move any infected ones
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20

Cranberry sauce aud icllv mgv
he used with meat di.h, and
cranber.ies are avaiiqhla the
greater part of The winter.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20

The Girls Athletic Club sold
not dogs at the game last Friday
but the sale was not very profit
able. However, it will probably
be tried again at the closing games
as means Of raising money for
the athletic fund.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20

To protect linoleum from being
cut, place glass supports under
the legs of the stove and kitchen
cabinet.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20
New Semester

Now that test week is over and
also the semester has come to a
close, everyone is looking forward
to the report cards which will be
distributed the latter part Of the
week. The semester subjects
which came to close were as fol-
lows: commercial arithmetic, AL
zebra, ii, history, physical geo
graphy and cooking. The sub
jects which will take the place of
these are penmanship, solid geo
metry. civics, physiology and sew
ing. As this is the last semester
of the year the students are try
ing to make it a successful one.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-01-20

The average poultry man usually
makes more money by marketing his
surplus males MS broilers than as
capons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-10
CURTIS ENDORSES
LA TOILETTE RACE
Nominee Pleads for straight
Ticket" in FaCtion-T
Northern Area.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. October 10.-Sen-
ator Charles Curtis the Republican vice
presidential nominee, is hewing TO his
long-standing slogan Of the straight
Republican ticket" as he campaigns
through the interstate political zones OF
the Northwest, where factional strife in
State politics looms as a threatening IN
fluence on the national contest
So yesterday at Superior, Wis, he
Endorsed Senator Robert M. La Toilette.
Republican senatorial nominee, and last
night in Duluth gave his word for
Arthur z. Nelson, regular Republican
candidate for the Senate in this State.
La Toilette Silent
La Toilette so far has said nothing
about the Hoover Curtis ticket. His fac
ton in Wisconsin has opposed Walter
Kohler, of the Conservative wing, the
Republican gubernatOrial nominee, who
is supporting Herbert Hoover. Curtis
also SPOKE a good word for Mr.. kohler.
Senator Shipstead Farmer-LabOr, is
the opponent Of Mr.. Nelson. regular Re
publican in Minnesota. He received
committee appointments from the Re
publcans during his term in the Senate.
Shipstead has no Democratic opponent.
Only this week the Democratic OPP
ponent of Senator La Toilette in Wis
consin Withdrew with the statement
that La Toilette sis just as much in
favor Of the legislative program for
which Gov. Smith stands as I am"
Speaks Tonight.
In Wisconsin, State Senator William
II. Markham has fled as an opponent
of Senator La Toilette. He is a mem
Der of the Conservative faction and is
supporting Hoover.
Today the Republican vice presi-
dental nominee was the guest of the
Twin Cities. He speaks tonight at ST.
Paul.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-10
GRANDSON is NAMED.

BERLIN. October 10 LP).-President
Hindenburgs first grandson was chris
tened last evening and received as one
of his names Paul, in honor of his dis
tinguished grandfather The child was
born last June to the wife of Mai. Hin
oenburg.
The christening ceremony at the eX
ecutive mansion was strictly private,
with only 40 persons of the presidential
family and immediate encourage in at
tendance. The three sponsors were the
President, Frau Won MarenholZ, the
baby's maternal grandmother, and an
other lady of the family. A dinner
party followed the christening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-10
ACQUITTED MAN SUES
FOR S25O,OOO DAMAGES
Says $4,000 Check Was Cashed
Freely, Not at Gun Point, in
Case Involving Wife.
pv +he Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 10.-Trial was
begun yesterday in United States Dis
trict Court of a $250,000 damage suit
arising out of the acquittal of William
K. Cough of Cincinnati in 1924 on
charges Of forcing Samuel A. Guiber-
son, Los Angeles oil operator. at the
point of a gun to cash a $4,000 check
and give Cough the money.
Cough, in his suit. alleges that the
check cashed by Guiberson in Fifth
avenue bank was given freely" after
Guiberson had paid attention to
Coughs wife and suggested that Cough
obtain a divorce.
Cough in 1919 married Miss Eunice
L. Sargent, who ha6 been Guiberson's
secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-10
Nervous Woman
Nearly Drives
Husband Away


q was very nervous and SO
cross with my husband | nearly
drove him away Ninol has
changed this and | am happy
noW.-Mrs. y. Duesa.
For 80 years doctors have
prescribed iron, phosphates, cod
liver peptone, etc, known as
Tinol. The very FIRST bottle
brings sound sleep and BIG
appetite. Nervous. WORKOUT
people are surprised how
QUICK iron, phosphates, etc,
give new life and pep. Ninol
tastes delicious. Peoples Drug
Stores.
, 1928-05-22
Ms
ST. CROIX STATION.

81. CIGb4A O1A1IOLN'
Geneva, May 18th.-An exhaustive in
ouiry into the crisis in the sugar indus
try by the League of Nations seems a
certainty. The special sugar committee
of the international Economic Conference
has agreed upon the text Of a resolution.
, 1928-05-22

U.s., NAVAL RADIO STATION.
MAY 10TH 1923.
(COurt8Sy of The AsSoci1tod Prese.l
Berlin. Walter Hagen, American Golf
err, who last week won the Golf Cham.
pjonship for the third time, defeated
Percy ArIiss, British professional, in an
exhibition match here.
New York.-Loans to brokers and deal
ers held by New York Federal Reserve
Members Bank for the week ending May
sixteenth amounted; to 81 602, 004, 600.
The Federal Reserve Board announced
today comparing with 81. 36I, 107, 900 for
the preceding week.
New York. = The bout between Sam0IV
Mandel, lightweight champion, and jim,
my McLaruin for the title, was posts pom.
ed tonight on account Of bad weather 1t
is to be held on Friday night instead.
HOnstauton, Eng. -Monetta A. Blow,
France, and Miss Sylvia Marshall, Eng
md. will meet for the play of the Brit
h Women's Golf Championship. Ameri.
,>.n entry was Dorothy Cambel Surb,
who was eliminated today.
Sydney. Beach patrols have searched
in vain fer trace of a steamer which is
said to have been swallowed in a heavy
sea off the northern coast of Cape Breton
this morning.
Managua, Nicaragua. -Airplanes brought
here today a startling account Of a severe
clash between NicaFaguan rebels and
u. S. Marines in which one marine was
killed and another, the commanding off.
Ger Captain Egbert S. Hunter. of Kansas,
was wounded. The rebels, commanded
by Jose Leon Diaz, are said to have lost
five killed and FIVE wounded. Relief
have been sent to the scene of the fight
ing. The marines are believed to be in
no danger.
WASHINGTON. The Republican House
leader has |announ"el today that he hop
ed Congress would adjpurn by May TWEEN,
ty sixth, but June second Is regarded as
the more likely date.
Chicago. Frank 0, LoWden rests his
candidacy on the Republican Party's will
~IiugneSs to meet The farm problem. He
said today that he did not want the nomi-
nation of the party if they were not
willing to meet his view.
Chicago. Shortly after voting to con-
vict Red Hugh McCulnlin on a charge of
robbery, the home of Fred w. Elks Ju-
norea was robbed but no one was 10
jured. Judge John P. McCooIty has or
dered the assistant United States Attor-
ney to gather all evidences and place it
before the Grand Jury.
, 1928-05-22

A we'll turned ankle in cotton stock
ings is like a diamond in a brass setting,
Can a man love a woman with soul,
bat without style? We rather not an
swer, but:-"LADIES MUST DRESS.
, 1928-05-22

ZION 10 e.. fttSilIIlGIS III n III 4. were LlJ1. m 4
cars establishing a new RECORD for such
sales acrar3ing to an announcement nv
Mr.. Alfred T. Sloan Jr. President. The
record OF last month compared with sales
in the same month. a wear ago of 1870.
1O6 ears shows a gain of 29. PSI cars. or
1862 per cent.
SHANGHAI. Nav 18th. Northern forces
were moving into position Yesterday to
battle against the Southerners threaten
ing Picking. as foreign troops prepared to
prctecs their nationals in Tientsin. fear
ING il would fall into the hands Of the
Nationalist.
Peki9p. Nav l8th-SiXteen thousand
five hundred foreign troops are dis
posed al strategic points in North China.
which has become the theatre of what
appears to be the decisive phase of the
two wear conflict between Conservative
North and revolutionary South 0. China
for the prot elton of their nationals and
their nationals belongings and interests.
.Japan. the United States. Britain. France
and ItaIv are represented in this Iptec-
national Concentration. The Japanese
safeguarding their 20, 900 residents in
Shantung and their large railway and
acconnt for ahour 40 ner cent Of tbo
foreign military strength with 2 total of
6,9OO. A DIVISION OF 0,OOO strong was
haStened IRON Japan late IN April when
tIe n"'i Tha 1o,o pega" ~ o'e era oran-
iny to send a division Of about $4,000
, 1928-05-22

/ q AAANh4 q III '4NAA SSC'g
bat without style? We rather not an
swer, but:-"LADIES MUST DRESS.
omnhoeisino the world wide inheritance
If tho nrohIom and thn dasirah ilitv for ifs
nronnt treatment and recommended fh2
Co1ncil of the Ieapup to rpouesr the
T~oegna,e Economic 0rranization IN m.
dort9ko as soon &C nossih!a an inyosri-
oation of all tho factors in following tine
-nrodnction and commerce in
snoar with tha assistance of pxnprts
0ttawo Nav 18Th At tha second hear.
no nm . request for . hountv on beet
smear Mr. r O. Wood on behalf o. the
Doninion Smear Camnanv Of RAYMOND
Alberta road q statement "a show thar
rha aaroaon own tn naats had declined in
1927 from that of 1925 Willie oIbar Gle.
n9ants had c~orrasooodinoiv dronnaI He
nroed that thp bear smear industry was
needed in the West because tram rhp
standnoint of tne irrigation farmer he
nust Genre a higher acreage return q
cultivated rotation cron balanced for or
a~rations Winter emnIovm9nf and cheaD
fodder for his stock Since the industry
had been established in AIberta # had
distrihntAd through various channels 230
00O dollars He nroad thar a subsidy he
granted nv the govprnmpnt showing
Fiat tha tariff nrotecrion in Great Britain
and the Irish Free State was snfio,1nt tn
show how hiohIv valued that industry
S'0" "S"J .
, 1928-05-22

Flour standard export grades SO.
Corn meal yellow kiln dried per bag of
1876 lbs. $3.50.
Pork heavy mess old per barrel S35. 25
Pork short clear medium quality per
barrel $32. 80.
Sugar centrif. basis SO deg. test per
100 lbs. 2.70.
Exchange sight $4.874.
Exchange go days $4.838.