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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

Prominent among the concerns that
have aided in the expansion and grow
tn of Seattle and the vicinity by giving
the public metropolitan service and
quality is the Frolich Shop.
Though many miles removed from
New York, which is known as the style
centre of North America, this estab-
lishment is thoroughly up to date and
is replete with the MODELS OF the hour
in the various materials and shades
which have been approved by the
worlds leaders of fashion, AT this
time, they are making new and COM
plete showing of winter and spring
styles in ladies' dresses, gowns, sports
wear and accessories--one Of the
largest and most attractive assort-
ments to be found in Seattle.
In this shop is found not only the
materials most popular and in vogue
today among society leaders, but the
more conservative, modish garments
that have met with universal approval
AS regards prices, our readers will find
that these garments which hang In
graceful lines are exclusive but not
expensive; and are offered at popular
prices, for, while The firm ENJOYS the
patronage of the local public, they arc
also popular with out-of-town resi-
dents and thus their business repre-
sents large turnover of stock each
season.
Ann Cooks keen business Judgment
and wise foresight have been respon-
sible for the growth of the business
and has helped to increase IN no small
measure the progress and prosperity
of Seattle.
We predict in this review that the
future will see even greater strides il
the development of her business as Is
natural in fast growing city like
Seattle.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

Mr.. Whittle specializes in rendering
personal service in auditing any class
of ACCOUNTS and installing systems fol-
efficient business control. He has had
long and practical experience which
enables him to analyze the require
ments of any business and provide the
best system for handling accounts.
Good accounting systems are inval-
liable assets to any business. They
insure orderly methods of handling
the purely detail items which are SO
necessary in any well organized bus
mess. An efficient executive in any
business cannot burden himself with
all the details of Gins and "outs" due
to the extension of credits collections,
cash balances, ETC. On the other hand
he is vitality interested in the results
obtained as shown monthly by the
books of accounts ard he must have
the assurance the results are accur-
ate to the extent Of acceptance by him
in determining the policy to be pur-
sued in future purchases, sales, prices
and his other administrative duties.
Also, in approaching g bank for loan
or extension of credit it is necessary
nowadays to submit an accurate fl
nancial statement officially prepared
by licensed accountants. The fest
and loose method of advancing loans
on a guess" basis has been done a
way with and replaced with enforced
regulations-for the benefit of the de-
positors.
Mr.. Whittle maintains complete
and independent department for the
expert handling of income and estate
taxes.
Special correspondence relative to
technical points in tax returns filed in
previous years constitute the major
portion of this service rendered. FIJI
ing of tax returns for the current year
is also supervised and is given personal
attention by intelligent analysis of all
items entering into the makeup of re-
turns to be filed by corporations, part
nerships, estates or individuals.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09


The Commercial Tire Co. make &
special feature of retreading tires thru
the medium Of new electric retrcad
ing machine recently installed and the
only one of its kind in the Pacific
Northwest, just as motor cars and
trucks have become indispensable fea-
lures of latter day business and social
life so has the well equipped tire re-
building establishment become one OF
the essentials Of every progressive
community,
This firm has come into prominence
because it is not only equipped to han
die and execute high grade work but
1t is operating under the direction OF
Mr.. Gray, competent By years of hard
practical experience in the tire bus
mess.
His service through apprenticeship
to the present day has seen the de-
velopment and growth of the industry
and is recognized in automobile circles
as being able to serve the most exact
ing person with satisfaction
The firm also deals in new tires
They are distributors of the Goodyear
make. All sizes for either car or truc!;
are available, also tubes, and may be
purchased by mail by the out-of-town
customers with the assurance that
fresh stock and honest service will be
accorded them
The firm have made q special fea-
ture of the out of-town trade; have
invited 1t and worked for it to such
an extent that today they are serving
regular patrons with dispatch ana sat
isfaction.
Tires for retreading and repairs may
be sent in by parcel post with letter
Of instructions. In the event a tire
cannot be put in suitable repair for
the road, the patron will be advised
to that effect and quoted attractive
price on a new tire replacement. III
the event the customer is not disposed
toward the purchase of e new tire, a
casing suitable for retreading will be
furnished for SLIGO plus the charge fol-
retreading-and all work will be guar
anteed to give satisfaction. In cthe.
words, their service is intended to be
of intelligent and constructive type
catering to the practical economy de-
mands of the day. Patrons are made
to feel that their patronage is appre-
ciated and desired.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09


BY reason OF the widespread range
in quality and price it is very difficult
for the uninitiated to select a fur Oh
fur article of any description and &c,
value unless they are dealing with q
firm in whom they can place entire
confidence.
Green and Leen as direct Alaskan
raw fur importers and manufacturing
furriers are of the highest order. They
maintain raw fur buying depot al
Cordova, Alaska where the pick of raw
furs are to be had and after curing
they reach the Seattle house where
the select furs are singled out ant
made into attractive modish garments
of genuine value which are sold viii
a substantial guarantee direct To the
wearer. Surplus and unwanted skins
and fur are resold to other fllrriers.
The firm heads, thru many years Of
experience in the trade are author
tiles on fur values and old customer
have learned that when they quote 6
price it denotes honest value. This
insures the customer Of purchasing
quality merchandise on a one price
basis. They handle Hudson seal, fox
otter, beaver, racoon, mink and othe!
popular furs. The Messrs. Green and
Leen will be pleased to have our read
ers inspect their stock, whether inter.
ested in purchasing at the present
time or not. In addition, the firm
operates modern repairing and re-
modelling department and are equipped
to remodel your last winters coat OF
refine the same as you wish.
In this edition we point TO the sue
cess they have, made covering period
Of years and assure our readers of de-
pendable service through them. They
will refer prospective patrons to many
prominent citizens of Seattle for re-
ference if desired Mail inquiries arc
especially invited and will receive
careful and prompt attention.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
Yodelinr the Scum

Two members of the club were. dis
cussing the table manners of new
member.
well, what do you think of him?"
asked one.
Really dreadful" replied the other.
1--WE heard soup gargled and I've heard
1t siphoned, but, upon my word, It's the
first time I've ever known it to be
yodeled!"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
rrol1cH SHOP

Exclusive styles in dresses and gowns
at 1918 Fourth Ave. in Seattle, under
the direction of Ann Cook are mer-
chandisers Of ladies' smart ready-to
wear dresses, gowns and accessories.
One of Seattle's distinctive shops en-
joying an extensive local and out OF
town clientele.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

Out-of-town customers wants are TAX
en- care of equally well in separate
department and all correspondence
relative to merchandise. prices, etc., is
given prompt attention.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
GREEN g. LEN
MANUFACTURING FURRIERS q
RAW FUR IMPORTERS

Located in the Shafer Building 18th
and Pine Sts.) in Seattle, are raw fur
importers and furriers of the high
est order They enjoy the local and
Out-of-tOwn patronage Of discrirnin-
ating people and have an enviablc re-
putation for fair dealing. The
Messrs. David Green and J. c. Leen
head this firm.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
GEO. v. wH1TTLE & co.
CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS
G. INCOME TAX EXPERTS

With offices located in the Smith Tow
er Building, in Seattle. offer COM
plete service in all that pertains to
audits, costs, bookkeeping systems
direc ton Of Mr.. Geo. v. Whittle.
and income tax service. Under the
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

The Crescent Office Supply Co. offer
dependable service as office out
filters, having complete line of quail
ity merchandise for the furnishings Of
private offices, general business offices,
professional offices, etc.
A department is maintained to serve
patrons in need of modern and eff
cient business records. The firm have
made special investigation of pres
ent-day record keeping. and offer the
newest and most efficient of visible
record" systems. Trained men render
q real service in working out with pa
irons the solution of any record keep
ing problem with which they may be
confronted.
Printed and engraved stationery,
business forms, ruled forms, blank
books, Meilink safes, miscellaneous
office accessories, and other necessary
articles OF this nature are to be secur-
ed here.
There is probably no other line of re-
tail business that requiresas close
supervision as does this if a firm wants
to carry prestige with the public.
What with the fast movement of in
dustry, the everohanging and fast
progressing methods being constantly
devised and revised for twentieth CEN
tury efficiency, firm must be
constantly ION its toes, so TO speak, in
order to meet the demands of success
full business men.
Crescent Office Supply Co. is recog-
nized by local business houses as one
able to serve their interests properly
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

but joy and praise at his funeral. He
asked for no flowers or marks OF
mourning. Lloyd George was among
the mourners.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

Mr.. II. P, Mulholland of the North,
west Conn Co. is 9 man of wide eX-
perience in the musical instrument
business. He maintains an exacting
search of the markets for trade devel.
opment In order to keep properly post
ed and distributes locally band and
orchestral instruments made by q
manufacturer of the highest reputa-
ton. He has made name for himself
locally, both as q progressive business
man and as q citizen who highly re-
CARDS his obligation to the community
he serves. His advice and assistance
have always been freely given in every
movement that tends to build up a
better understanding and appreciation
of good music in this territory and
thus Conn instruments are to be heard
in most places where good musical
programs are offered.
It follows that the staff Of the
Northwest Conn Co. are imbued with
their leaders spirit. They have beer
carefully chosen and they have been
as carefully trained in Mr., Mulbol-
lands policy--courteous, well-informed
painstaking service to every customer
always.
AS result, customers of the North
west Conn Co. are friends of the com
pany as well. In saying that we
express in few words the attitude Of
the musical community towards Nh
Mulho'land and his associates in bus
ness.
The company maintains thorough
ly efficient mail or6er service for out
of-town residents unable to visit the
store in person and those interested
are cordially invited to write them.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

Afghan Chiefs Wear Queens SILK
COrsets
Rabul, Afganistan.-After the over
throw of Amanullah, the ex-king of
Afganistan, the victors invaded the
queens apartments and looted the con-
cents. Now the Afgan mountain
chiefs are wearing the queens silk
corsets over their outer garments.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
Epitaph Economy Practiced by the
Britons

Leeds, England.-In churchyard
here there are four toinbstones set up
to the four deceased wives of one MI.
Thomas. At the foot of the latest
stone there Is depicted hand point
ing to the other three, and underneath
the hand the legend reads: rFor
Epitaph See Large Stone"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

Men of Wisdom-or What Have You:
LONDoN,-Britain now has Puz-
slers' League. Enigma experts,
wizards of the cryptogram, crossword,
and the charade are the members.
Applicants for membership are severe
)y examined and those who cannot
solve at least seven problems are not
admitted.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
Have Auto Horn Here and You Go to
Jail! ~

Bombay.-The worlds noisiest city
will soon become as quiet as a grave
yerd. A new law promulgated by the
municipality makes it felony for an
automobilist to have horn. The
possession of horn is punishable by
one years hard labor.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
CRESCENT OFFICE SUPPLY CO.

Located at 7Os Third Ave. in Seattle
carry a complete line of office furni-
ture, Meilink safes, filing and storage
cabinets, office supplies and appli-
ances, stationery, loose-leaf ledgers,
ruled ferns and all ether items ap-
purtenant to the requirements Of a
modern business.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
All About the World
Hindu Writes Nine Words on
Rice Grain

LONDON-A message of nine words
May God bless long, happy and
prosperous life" was inscribed on a
grain of rice recently sent from Del
hi museum to F. o. Roberts, the
British minister of pensions.
Eyes to Match Gown Is New Paris Idea
PARIS,-Paris women now can change
the color Of their eyes to any tint they
wish. A French beauty surgeon has
successfully tattooed the desired tint
into the iris, and the tint stays there
for life.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
wife Termed Too Pious; Sued

VIENNA,-A Viennese husband has
aued for divorce on the grounds that
his wife is "too pious" and neglected
her husband and children in order to
pray or attend church services. Neigh
bors testified that the wife refused to
clean the house or cock the meals, and
her children were left to do what they
liked.
The wife's defense was that she
thought it more useful to pray for her
family than to direct their material
welfare. The divorce was granted.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
NoRTHwEsr CONN co.
Orchestra and Band Instruments

The Northwest Conn Co. at 1921 Third
Ave. In Seattle, under :he able mar
agement OF II. p. Mulholland, is the
local home Of the Conn Band ant!
Orchestra observation-disclosures
throughout the country and world
wherever musicians and music lovers
c0ngrcgate.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
Noted Pastor Has PAGAN of Joy as
Dirge

London.-Handels "Hallelujah Cho-
rus" was the strange funeral music
sung at services in the Methodist West
London Mission at Kingsway Hall,
during the funeral of the Rev. Mark
Guy Pearse, famous preacher.
This was in accordance with his
dying request that there be nothing
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

Turks Will Adopt Christian Sunday
STEAMBOAT, -TheTtrkis government
is to ask parliament to vote on the
question of making Sunday the weekly
Gay of rest, instead of Friday as un-
der the Mosleni law.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
COMMERCIAL TIRE co.

Located at ~ Yesler Way with branch
at Westlake g. Lenora SITS. in Seattle,
is well equipped and efficient tire
rctre..ding establishment. Also deal
in high grade new tires; carrying the
Goodyear make for either passenger
car or truck service. MIR. A. A. Gray
heads this firm.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

Model for Coins Dies in Poverty
PARASITIC woman, who as girl,
was the model for the famous figure,
"The Sower," formerly on French coins
and still appearing on postage stamps,
has died in her home town of La Creu-
sot in abject poverty. The artist Roty
saw the girl barefooted in the fields
and had her pose for him for a small
sum. When an old woman she made
attempts to secure pension from the
state, but no one believed her story
Her identy as the model for the Sow
er" was not established until after her
DEATH
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09
Russ Robin Hood Shot to Death

Russ Robin Hood Shot to Death
MOSCOW,-Tchuay, the famous Cau-
casian brigand who ruled the 100000
nountaineers in his mountain fast
nesses and lived on the tribute Of $780,
600 annually exacted from his sub
iects, after having defied the cars
government and lately the Soviet,
was lured to the open by the Georgian
police and shot at sight. They found
loot worth a million dollars in his
luxuriously furnished mountain exile.
Claims Cooked Food Soon Thing Of
the Past
COPENHAGEN-Dr. M. Heindhede
states that all human ailments can be
directly traced to cooked foods. He
predicts that time will come when
humanity will go back to the eating
of fresh fruit and vegetables and il
will be a felonious offense for anyone
to partake of cooked food.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-28
SMALL CLAIMS
COURT SOUGHT
Civil Judicial Council Meets
November z In
Austin
Rr RAYMOND RR00KS

AUSTIN. Sept. 27.-Bringing civil
justice within reach of the little
fellow" will be one Of the aims of
the Texas civil judicial council, 10
be translated into bills for legisla-
tive action at the second annual
meeting OF the council in Austin
Nov. z.
Creation Of small-claims courts
will be one Of the recommendations
brought in by one Of the six COM
mittees now at work. Other pro-
posals will have the general object
Of obviously needed reforms for the
simplification of procedure" the
council has announced.
The small-claims court would pro-
vide q forum for the individual now
barred from the courts by the small
size of his mi <y involved, by the
need Of having a high-priced law
yer. and BY the delays and the posi-
bility Of continued appeals through
TO the state supreme court in many
suits.
Beyond the bills to be drawn at
the November meeting here. men,
bers OF the council have announced
they have a larger general program
in the making. in the hands Of the
general committees.
Some OF the committees include:
Judge r. w. Hall. Amarillo. chair
man. committee on court procedure,
which is to recommend most of the
reform measures for the next legiS-
lature.
subcommittee on appellate pro-
ccdure: j. RI. Ba.wisc. Fort Worth;
Civil Appeals ChIf Justice James
w. McClendon. Austin, and Chief
Justice c. NJ. Cureton OF supreme
court.
Subcommittee on trial procedure:
r. w. Stayton, University Of Texas,
Dist. Judge p. r. Pre-. FL Paso, and
Rep. Fred Fl. Minor, Denton. Mr..
Minor IS chairman OF the house
committee on civil Jurisprudence.
Organization and finance: Judge
McClendon. Austin: w. 0. Higgins,
lawyer and newspaper publisher,
Houston: Dean Ira p. Hildebrand,
University Of Texas law school.
Judicial statistics: Dist. Judge p.
A. Martin. Wichita Falls; Fred II.
Minor. Denton, and A. II. Britain,
Wichita Falls.
Court organization and admins
tration: Frank Andrews. Houston;
p. r. Price. Ell PaSo: Sen. Walter
c. Woodward, Coleman.
Court personnel. Dean Ira p. Hill
debrand. Austin: r. l.. Ball. San An
tonic: Harry Benge Crozier, Dallas
newspaperman.
Methods OF preventing or lessen
ing litigation: w. O. Higgins. Ira
p. Hildebrand, Harry Benge Gro
zier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-28

distance as does not involve the
possibility OF collision or danger to
either player. The line or the ball,
for purposes of this paragraph,
means the line the ball has travel
ed and not the line the ball pro-
duced- II a player enters safely on
the lire OF the ball. a player may
not ride into him from behind. but
must take the ball on the near
side OF his own pony.
g.-No player shall be deemed 10
be il possession OF the ball by rea-
o or his being the last striker. If
he shall have deviated from pur-
suing the exact course Of the ball.
h.-No player may pun UP across
the line or the ball IL by 50 doing
ne endangers himself or n player
on the line Of the ball.
Possession Of the ball gives
the PLAYER the right to hit 1t on
the OF side or his pony. If he places
himself so as TO hit IL on the near
side of his pony. he must give way
to a player making n play that
would have been without DANCER.
had the player In possession stayed
on his proper side. III two PLAYERS
are riding from opposite directions
70 hit the ball. each shall hit the
tall on the off side OF his pony.
NJ. B.-The line OF the ball Is the
line nj its course or that line pro-
duced at the moment any question
arises.
Field Rule No. II
A player may ride out an oppon-
ent. but he shall not ride danger
cusly, as for example:
a.-Bunping at an angle danger
Gus to a player or his pony.
b.-zigzagging in front Of another
player riding at a gallop.
c.-Pulling across or over r
pony's forelegs in such a manner
as to risk tripping the pony, etc.
Field Rule No. is.
10 player shall seize with the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-28
EDINBURC JURY
INDICTS MANY
Seventeen Felony Bills Are
Returned Before Recess
Until Tuesday

A Especial to The Herald)
HEDINBURG. Sept. 27.-Seventeen
Indictments for various felonies have
been returned BY the grand jury sit
ing In the September term Of 18th
district court, Assistant District At
iorney Rogers Kelley announced
yesterday.
The grand jury has adjourned un-
III Tuesday morning. when II will
resume It's work Of the past two
weeks, Mr.. Kelley seid.
OF the II indictments returned,
three men charged have already
been tried and sentenced. They are
Frank Kinda and Benigo Cara Of
P~rogreso, sentenced to two years
each In the ~penitentiary on charges
Of forgery. Cecilio Morales Of Mis-
zion was given a f~ive-year suspend
I'd sentence on charges OF burglariz-
Ing the Mission ball park last year.
Jose Mario Lopez, Nicandro Munoz
and Victoria Rodriguez have been
indicted for murder in connection
with the ambushing OF Customs In
spector Bert Ellison nea Hargill last
month. Ellison was shot nine times
with a .38 calibre automatic as he
lay helpless on the ground held by
two men, according 70 a statement
from Rodriguez Rodriguez said In
the statement that his brother Mar
garlic. killed in a fight with officers
seeking the slayers Of Ellison the day
after the officer was ambushed. shot
Ellison as the maj lay face upward
on the ground In the dense brush
near q Mexican bale near Hargill.
Three other indictments charging
murder have been returned against
Jorge Calejio. Vicente Vallejo and
Jose Mario Mendez. Thomas Perales
& charged with three separate in
Jdictments for burglary. Six other
men indicted Oh various counts have
not yet been arrested.