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New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
JAPANESE GUEST
leading TOURNEY
Kinney nlbuyin, Heads Six
Contestants for Title

New York, Feb. Z N-At tho
start Of the second lap Of the Round
Robin tournament. Kinney Matsu.
yama. little Japanese cue artist.
steoA today at the head Of the six
contestants for the worlds Is:
balkltns billiards championship.
Matsuyama 10 the only entrant who
has played two matches and won
both. Behind him In the standing
10 young Jake schaefer Of Chicago.
who was victorious in his only
match.
The defending champion. Edouard
Horemans Of Belgium. and Welker
Cochran. California. are tied for
third place. each with one victory
and one defeat. Eric HaSsnlacher.
Germany, has lost his only match.
and Felix Orange. France, occupies
the cellar position with two defeats.
Matsuyania, who opened the tour
nament Monday with I fine victory
over Horemans; continued his good
work yesterday afternoon to over
whelm Grange 400 to as in - In.
nings. The japanese gave the
Frsnchmen only one chance to get
the balls in position for his favorite
cushion shots. In tho tenth Grange
clicked OF 4 high run Of -. Mat
suyama's best run was 81. made In
the fifth frame.
Horemans last night came back
from his defeat by Matsuyama and
ran on 400 points In II inningt
aeaist Cochran, who scored 200
Horemans made 1913. the hishes,
run made 20 far in the tourney. Thii
aided materially to the Belgian'i
victory.
Horemans victory brought him
the highest average Of the tourna,
ment as we'll as the high run. Hi,
mark is IS 1927 for the two
matches. Matsuyama. leader in the
first round. fell Oft to a 20 2o-s.
average. Horemans averaged 80 ali
for yesterdays match.
Horemans will play his thira
match Of the tournament this after.
noon against Grange. Schaefer and
Ha genlaeher complete the second
round in the evening.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
UPSETS SCORED
IN BILLIARD LOOP
Machine, Farnir and Stanley
Works Stay IN Lead

Upsefs were scored last night In
the Industrial Billiard tournament
play at Rogers parlors. Anderson
Of the New Britain Machine scored
high run OF 20 with Zucchi Of
F'afnirs second with II.
New Britain Machine defeated
Stanley Rule $50 to 90 ousting the
Rulers from first place. Cook, An
derson and Hall played for the New.
mates while scapellati. Adamowicx
and Pommissino represented the
losers.
Fafnir piled up $50 points to -
for Corbin Cabinet Lock. Zucchi,
Wallace. Pepin and Brada mini play.
ed for the Bearing Makers with
Gleason. Wolfer. Spilka and Gogolin
taking the losing end.
P. & F. Corbin hit $50 point,
while Corbin Screw made liz. Fills,
slockett. Meskill and Josefiak scored
the victory while Pilarski, Wojack.
Walesura and Mackula suffered the
defeat.
Stanley Works topped Hart 4
Cooley $50 to IS. Stanley Works
team consisted Of Teno, Grail.
Young and Liss while Olson. Carlson
Friso and Golab represented Hart
&, Cooley.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
ICE GAME POSTPONED
BECAUSE OF WEATHER
Ice Hockey Game between Berlin
and spaals Called on On
Account OF ThAw

Due to the inclemency of the
weather 1t was necessary to post
pons the ice hockey match sched-
uled for last night between Berlin
and the Spads. And it evidently will
be necessary to postpone tho match
between the North Ends, and
Sachems scheduled for tonight. A
meeting of the league will be held
Friday At 1880 at which time the
schedule for the second round will
be arranged. Our correspondent was
= bit late with his account OF Tues
days game between Berlin and the
Sachems but the lineup was as fol-
lows:
Sachems: Bradbury. center; Sla-
dick. Ponxl. r. W.: X. Westergren,
Buck, L. W.: F.. Burke. Ascre. l.. D.;
House. r. D.; Hoyt. goal.
Berlin: Mcdonald. center; stuhl-
man. r. W.: Miglioli. Mack, l.. W.;
H. 0undell. Salina. l.. D.: J. Sum-
dell. Ferrerro, R. D.: Peterson. goal
Pcnsi scored the. first goal in the
second period ana Bradbury in the
last. The low score was due to the
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
New Heavy Contender
Arrives From EurODe

New York. Feb. R-A new in
vasion OF heavyweight fighters from
Europe has started with the arrival
of Riccard0 Bertazzola OF Italy. In
size at least he Is the most impress
sive of all recent battlers from over
seas. He is just six feet tall and
carries zoo pounds OF weight. His
manager. Charley Rose. said on his
arrival yesterday that he expects
him to start training soon but the
date for his first test has not been
decided.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
Benny Bass Loses on
Foul After knOckdOWns

et. Louis. Mo-, Feb. Z (UP)-
After knocking down Henry Lanard
Of Chicago twice in two rounds,
Benny Bass, Philadelphia feather
weight lost the decision on 4 foul in
the third Of their scheduled 10
round bout last night.
Lenar( was dropped for a two
count in the first round and nine
count in the second. A uppercut
landed in the groin In the third.
ending the fitht.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
DARTMOUTH WINS GAME

Hanover. N. H., Feb. lUP)-
Dartmouth won an Eastern Basket
ball league championship game here
last night. defeating Columbia in a
close battle. ~ to -. The New York
five led at the half, is to 10. but
were nosed out of the lead in the
late minutes of play. The victory put
Dartmouth in second place in the
league and dropped Columbia into a
tie for third.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
|PHItLIES ACQUIRE
GREATER STRENGTH
Tam My b asldd Tor Some
thing BdtG THIS Season

New York. Feb. (UP)-Thin9s
are looking up for the Philadelphia
Phillies.
After spending seven out Of the
last ten years in tho National league
cellar and the other three in seventh
place. the Philliss may be headed
for something better this season.
For one thing. tho Phillies will
have one Of the youngest indslds ia
the majors and certainly far from
the worst. Don Hurst 1t first. Fres-
CO Thompson 1t second. Tommy
Thevenow ut short and Pinkey Whit.
ney ut third will give the Phils 4
young, hustlins infield which should
compare with any In the National
league. Thompson ID looked upon
a. one of the best second basenteh In
the league. Hurst. who played in
107 games for the PhilA last sea-
son. suffered during tho last three
weeks from 4 leg injury. Thevenow
4 star with the Cardinals in 1925,
hopes to regain his form In new sur
roundings this season.
Whitney 10 one Of the timeliest
hitters in the majors. He drove In
100 runs last season, his first with
the Phils, which was ten more than
Paul Waner. second batsman in the
league with an average OF $50 and
only three less than Hornsby. the
leagues leading hatsman.
The Phillies have only Ave out
felders on the squad. They are
Chuck Klein, who made good in sen.
sational fashion last season; Lefty
O'Doul, acquired in the trade
which sent Fred Leach to the
Giants: Homer Peel, younsster
from Houston; Denny Sothern. who
was with the club last season: and
the 10 year old veteran Cy Williams
who can still sock 'em.
Great things are expected from
Peel, who was ur before with the
Cardinals. An injury slowed him
up last spring but he batted at a
$50 clip during the last two months
with Houston.
The Phils have IL pitchers. six OF
them new additions. Luther Roy,
who has had tryouts with the In
dians. Senators and Cubs. will be
given = thorough trial. He won 20
games and lost only for Birming-
ham last season. Phil Collins. who
won il and lost is games for New
Orleans: Jim Milligan. who won II
games and lost for Syracuse and
was with the Phils the last two
weeks Of the 1923 season; and Earl
Caldwell from Waco, who won ~
games and lost II last season, are
the other new pitchers Of promise.
Virgil Davis and Walter LeNan
are expected to look after the catch.
ing again. Both are youngsters
joining the Phils last season. George
Susce. Z former University Of Pitts
bursh star, will DO given 4 tryout
behind the bat.
In his effort to build 4 winning
team out OF the Phillies. Manager
Burt shotton has discarded most o.
his veterans and turned almost en-.
tirely to young players. There arc
only four players past 80 on the
squad Of 70 players. Besides VIII.
liams, the veterans are Alex Fergu.
son, 80, Bob McGraw, 81 ana Lefty
O'Doui, 81.
The Phillies tentative squad fol.
lows:
Catchers-Davis, Lerian, Susce.
Pitchers-Benge. Collins. Mill.
gan. Ferguson. McGraw. Baecht
Roy sweetland. Willoushby. Ulrich
Green.
1nfield-Hurst at first. Thompson
at second, Thevenow at short, Whit.
ney at third. Friberg. utility.
Outheld-Klein, O'Doul, Peel
Sothern, Williams.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
Speaking
of Sports


The appearance Of tho New Brit
ain Red Wings In New York last
night created = sensation for the
large crowd Of roller skating enthu-
siasts present. They had never seen
= fully equipped auintst before and
when the local players came onto
the rink with their pads and stopa.
wonderhent was expressed On al
sides.
George Bayer drew more atten-
ton than the big bear does at the
zoo. He wore the full regalia Of .
goal tender and to tho uninitiated.
this 10 certainly sight we'll worth
seeing.
The tams was fast one although
The locals were not too anxious 10
win. It was received with such IA
Vor. however. that arrangements
were made to have the Meriden
semi-pro team play there next
week.
New Britain. that II the Red
Wings, will appear for their second
game in the New York rink two
weeks from last night.
George Bayer landed a job a. goal
tender for tho New York club last
night. Manager Ronald Cioni was
carried away with his performance
and the fans went wild about him.
Jimmy Clinton has also been hired
to play on the rush line. They will
20 to New York every Wednesday
night.
Circus shots by members of the
New Britain and New Haven Hill
house High school teams were the
real features Of the basketball game
at the Stanley Arena last night. New
Haven had unusual luck with them
and the majority Of the points scor-
ed by the Elm City in it, victory
WAS on these trick shots.
This style Of play II a detriment
to the New Britain team. The play
ers are constantly trying for these
CLASSY shots when they should be
playing for good old-fashioned pass
work. The team does not seem to
work the bail in. A player gets down
on the side of the court, looks the
other way, and "hooks" the ball N
the direction of the basket.
New Haven seemed to be just ~
had but the Elm City team made =
good percentage Of their shots.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
ENTER BOWLING CONGRESS

Chicago, Feb. { R1-EntrieS LOT
five-man teams in the 1929 Ameri-
can bowling congress tournament
have broken all records, Secretary
Abe Langtry has announced.
A total of 2.543 teams has been
entered. he said. lettering the previ-
GUS record set by Kansas City last
year by c9e teams. The tournament
will be held here In March.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
HARYARD'S SCHEDULE
GridffOn Program for Next Year d
Almost the Same IS. That OF Last
Season.

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. 7 (UP)-
Harvard's 1880 football schedule
announced last night by Director OF
Athletics William J. Bingham, is al.
most the same as that for 1929.
Vermont and Springfield will re.
place Bates and New Hampshire
and William and Mary will return
to the schedule In place Of Florida.
The 1880 schedule follows:
October I. Vermont: October IL
Springfield; October Is. Army: Oc-
tober IS. Dartmouth: November I
william and Mary: November s.
Michigan; November IS; Holy
Cross: November %, Yale at New
Haven.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
BRISTOL PISTOL TEAM WINS

The Bristol Rifle club pistol team
evened the score with the New Brit.
ain Rifle club pistol team last eve
ming at the local armoty BY . oeodly
margin. The scores were - feliews:
New Britain-Beagei 1a:. Trick
161. Cooley 173. Beach t7s, 1oehn
122. Total 1886
Bristol-C. J. Moore. III, Nrs. e.
J. Moore 1855. Greene It's. Gaudreaa
1855, Eznomog 159., Total S21.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07

Boston, Feb. 7 (UP)-Joe Stecher
former worlds heavyweight wrest-
ling champion. will meet the winner
OF the Joe Malcewicz-George Nc
Leod match 10 be held here tonight.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
BOSTON U, WINS

Boston. Feb. (CP)-Scoring
two goals himself. Captain Art Nor.
rissey led his Boston College hockey
team to 40 victory over Holy
Cross here last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
LOSES no HARVARD

Boston, Feb. 7 (UP)-Although
the University Club scored three
goals in \ last period rally. 1t lost to
Harvard, s to ;, In a fast hockey
game here last night. Earlier in the
season the University scxtet had
beaten the Crimson.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
HOLY CROSS VICTOR

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. Z (UP)-
Flashing a battling passing attack,
the Holy Cross basketball five out
played Harvard to win by the score
OF 50 to rs.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
TO PLAY LACROSSE.

Boston. Feb. (UP)-Lacrosse is
TO be established as q varsity sport
by Boston University and Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology, ac-
cording to an announcement here
last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
BLUES WIN ANOTHER

The New Britain Blues Baskc tball
team defeated the Sacred Hearts OF
Middletown last night at the Sacred
Heart school gym in this city. The
final score was - to II. Ham,
skowicz and Rec1no were high
scorers for New Britain while Car.
penter and c. 0uillano starred for
the losers. The summary:
NAa Rritafn R1a,Ns
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
BLUE GIRLS WIN

The New Britain Blue Girls bas-
ketball team defeated the North Il
Judd team of the Industrial league
last night at the Sacred Heart
school gym by the score OF 7 to !.
The summary:
Nasu Retain RlllNs Girls
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07

fine work OF both goalies who were
kept busy. Berlin has not worked
up Its team and password to the
proper degree and that accounts for
it's defeat.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
NEW YORK u. WINS

Annapolis. Nd, Feb. Z UP)-
New York university defeated Navy
at basketball here yesterday, 33 to
II, In + elese game. g..
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
NAY RBINSfLTE fLLDEN
Presideat Of Western Teanis ASCOT.
aaioa 1htaks Cas- WIN 10 d.
cidod.

Chicago, Feb. 7 NeHarry 9.
Walah, Aswiy elected president OF
tho Western Tennis association. b.
lieves william big Bill' nldsn will
be rslnstatsd ~ an amateur in seed
standing BY the United States Lawn
Tennis association At it, Boston
meeting saturday.
Il understand Tilden's cas- will
be DECIDED At thu nesting and
honestly bslieys hs win b rsinstst-
ed" walsh Gid. ''Tildsn has dens
Z great deal Tor the game. but he
has been Z tFoubls maker. too. How.
ever. ! thihk this time the question
Of his amatiur status will be decided
permanently"
Walsh said the national clay
courts Tournament will probably be
held at th1lanApolis late. In. June,
and the finals Of the American sone
Davis cup composition At the Detroit
Tennis club the first week in June.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
SIGNED FOR BOUT

Chicago. Feb. R-King Tut
sensational Minneapolis lightweight
has been signed to meet Al Winkler
Of Philadelphia in a 1O-round bout
here Monday night.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
PHANTOM RESERVES LOSE

The New Britain Blue Reserves
basketball team defeated the PhAn.
tom Reserves last night At the
Sacred Heart school gym. BY Z II
to IS score. Truman starred for the
Phantoms. scoring is Of his teams
points. senk and Adams worked
well for the winners. The score:
nlnfsa Reserves
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07

Score at half time, 23-4 (Blues):
referee, Japer: timer. Sapko;, scorer.
w. Zeigler.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
DOWNS CLARK U.

Boston. Mass. Feb. z (UP)-San-
to Marino. midget third-string SUBJ
stitute forward, played brilliant bas-
ketban that enabled Boston Univo--
sity to beat Clark University. - to
20.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07

Amherst college won its fourth con.
secutive home victory here last
night by defeating the Lowell Tex
tile basketball five, II to -.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
RED wings LOSE
TO new WORKERS
Local Polo Team CFtlt6 Sena.
ton 10 Metropolis

Creating one Of the biggest sensa-
tons In the histery Of the Van Cert-
land Olympia skating Rink by ap-
pearinsH tn their full roller hockey
reEalia, the New Britain RED Wings
semi.pro hockey club last night lost
out In an overtime tame to the Van
Cortland team by IS to !, score.
The game was the first real roller
polo game seen IN the Metropolitan
rink and it is proving to be one
Of the most popular sports ever
seen there.
George Bayer, especially. with his
goal tenders paraphernAlia, brought
the house down a. he did his stuff
before the cage. The fans were given
thrill after thrill a. the ball bounded
of his pads. Al = concession to the
New Britain team, the management
played with tho regulation bali AMI
regular sticks.
Yale, = former star, was the big
pin for the New Workers. while Clin-
ton on the floor and Bayer In the
cage. starred for the locals.
Two Commute periods were play
ed with the game going into over
time. Yale Gagged the winning goal
for the New York club. The score:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
Britain Blues Girls
North & Judd Girl
WILL MEET WINNER

Referee, Jasper; timer, Sapho.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07
ARMY SCORES yICTORY

NHMH SCURES VICIVHY
West Point. N. Y, Feb. Z (UP)-
Army's basketball quintet scored IN
easy victory here yesterday. defeat
ing st. Stephens. - to -.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07

Score at half time, 1919 (Phan.
toms); referee. Jasper: timer. Sapke.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07

New Britain. that II the Red
Wings, will appear for their second
game In the New York rink two
weeks from last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-07

New Haven seemed to be just ~
had but the Elm City team made =
good percentage Of their shots.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-06-27
DoCKTON

Mrs, Catalinich has started new
industry in this community, that OF
fig raising. Fig trees bear two crops
a year, the first OF which will be
ripe in July.
Mrs. Theo Berry visited her sister
Mrs. j, Cosulich in Gig Harbor for
a few days.
Mrs, C, A. Keen and Mrs. Anton
Peterson we're Tacoma visitors this
week.
Mabel Martin, Ingred and Clara
Ness were over from Seattle to spend
the weekend with their parents.
Mrs. ]. Brooks moved to Tacoma
last week.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at Mrs.
A. Peterson's on July 3rd,
A Fourth of July picnic will be
held on the Stuckey and Berry
beaches, near the new county wharf.
There will be games, races and
swimming contests. Hot coffee will be
served. Bring your baskets and fire
works and let's all celebrate the day
together
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-06-27
SOUTHERN HEIGHTS

Mrs. John Hurd, OF Beattle, has
been out from Seattle the past week
caring for her father, who suffered a
very serious fall while cultlvating on
his farm week ago. Mr.. Hall is
able to be about again.
DO
Mr., and Mrs VIM. Markham, OF
BROOK ing, Calf, are guests OF Mrs. S
II. Berry and Mr.. j. H. Markham and
daughter of Vashon this week.
Mrs. Burd and daughter, Florence
are out from Tacoma and will vaca-
ton at Mrs. Burds cottage at Paradise
Cove.
81
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Blair and family
of Tacoma have taken n cottage al
Talequah for the summer. Mrs. Blair's
parents, Mr., and Mrs. r. s. Bennatts
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ELLIspoRT ITEMS

Our summer colony is gradually in
creasing and the forerunners will soon
boast of fashionable Sup-tan. The
beach-fires and portable monographs
make our evenings gay and festive.
The Issard family have Miss Anna
Brayton's cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and daughter of
Seattle are occupying one of Mrs. Evans
cottages. Mrs. Barth and daughters
are i'll the Tibbett's cottage.
No one is happier than Mrs. Hills in
entertaining her family parties. This
last Weekend they numbered twelve,
among them Mr.. and Mrs. Rosling
and family Of Seattle.
d
Mrs. and Mrs. w. C. Cliff were de-
lightfully surprised on Sunday by their
newphew, Mr.. Mace Gray and wife
and son OF Edmonds.
Mr., and Mrs Mcneil and sons OF
r. Ctulllt cllJuycN VIC iioopituiAby Vi Wa
Dunsford home on Sunday.
A number of Seattle friends found
their way to Miss Alma Anderson's
cottage. June DeMerritt is g guest at
the Jeffers home.
v--o--
Mr.. and Mrs Miller, of Wenatchee,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Miller and Miss
Vivian Miller OF Maury, were Sunday
guests at Madrona Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Dieckhoff and
the Misses Dieckhoff of Seattle. were
also guests this week at the Madrona
Lodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mackie VIC re put
ting their summer camp in order one
day last week
Mr.. Dunsford has added dormer
windows to Miss Rhodes attractive
cottage, so that she may enjoy her
magnificent view the more.
o.
The George Thompson cottage is
nearing completion under the skillful
workmanship OF MIR. Eddy. contractor,
and Mr. Shattuck plasterer.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-06-27

Francis Ely is spending the week
at Cove with her friend, Mrs. Austin
Dennis.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-06-27

joined them in picnic at Tahlequah
Sunday.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-06-27

Richard Bennatts is in Tacoma
working on the air field at Rigney
Hill.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-06-27

Prof. Frank Plum and family, of
Seattle, arrived this week and will
occupy their country home overlooking
the Point for the season.
90
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Richter and fam
lily have taken the large McClintock
home for the summer. Others who
have taken cottages at the McClintock
Homestead are Mr.. and Mrs. P. E.
Jarisch and daughters and the c. D.
Nelson family, all of Seattle.
%
Mr., Sid Coates and sister, Beth, ac-
companied by a friend from Seattle,
motored over to Ellisport last Sunday
and called on several old friends.
Among those arriving this week to
spend the summer at the .McClintock
Homestead were Mr.. and Mrs o. c.
Steele and children of Snoqualmie
Washington.
Ellisport friends of the Kingsbury
family, of Maury, were saddened to
hear of the death of their father,
A. D. Kingsbury, last Saturday Mr..
Kingsbury was one of the pioneers OF
the Island, and was loved and respect
ed by all who knew him.
%
Ellisport seems to be attracting
people who are looking for summer
and year around homes as several were
mere this week looking over desirable
locations.
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mrs. Lucy Gardner and Mrs. Evans
who have HAD charge of Mr.. Spinnings
apple shop in Tacoma, spent Thursday
on the Island visiting at the Spinning
home,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and daughter OF
Seattle are occupying one of Mrs. Evans
cottages. Mrs. Barth and daughters
are in the Tibbett's cottage.
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joined them in a picnic at Tahlequah
j Sunday.
Richard Bennatts is in Tacoma
working on the air field at Rigney
Hill.
Francis Ely is spending the week
at Cove with her friend, Mrs. Austin
Dennis.
mrs. Lucy Gardner and Mrs, Evans
who have had charge of Mr.. Spinning's
apple shop in Tacoma, spent Thursday
on the Island visiting at the Spinning
home
Mr., Sonders, of Tacoma, who, with
his family are spending the summer at
Tahlequah, is building very attrac-
tive speed boat during his spare time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bregnitz and
children of Seattle spent Monday
visiting Mrs. Hurd and father, Mr..
Hail.
Mr.. Will Berry went to Seattle
Tuesday to bring out a new tractor to
use on his logging operation near
Burton.
Strawberry picking in this neighbor-
hood began June 18th, and at. that
was much interrupted by rain. For
once hot, dry weather is really
appreciated
The Hansen family have decided to
spend the summer at Shawnee, and
have rented tho Stoltenberg place for
two months to Mr., and Mrs. George
Mauk. The boys and their puppy and
kitten are enjoying the place greatly.
though all but the kitty wish that the
beach were nearer.
The beginning of the end of the pest
of caterpillars seems to be in sight.
The first ones are going into CO.
coons Last week correspondent
advised particularly keen k-out
for egg masses. Good advice, but
let's not wait for the egg masses!
Let's get all the cocoons we possibly
can. They are glaringly evident in
the stripped trees. Well not need to
hunt for them.
o.
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins had as Sun
day guests Mr., and Mrs. H. Nicking of
Tacoma.
Friday Mrs. John w. Ward of Sc
attic Natalie HalD lunched with Mr.
and Mrs. John Jenkins