1~TI1}~ BI,ibby itctnrb L-------~~~~~ 'VOLUME XIII The remark at u, clo~c of this col- 1 _...,~;;.;.---------------------------==----=-=-----=P-"!~"'l"---= .... ====~=========!!!!!=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~t!ll-j ~:t ~:\h:ee;ot:~~;.tp:c~,h~n:~~1MAXWELTON MAN I O I An Inspiration to American Youth ID jWeedin Talks To PROJECT onum ltt d I d rl t d U1an L. ____ __::__ _____________ __J I A full houseFul'~lte~otousean IHnteer~e_ I DIIIJJ, =~:ve;''an:~herl:pas~:tsnow-! WRITES Of CHINA ... ....... ..... several Inch s of lt--nnd scme way I I TO llmtlDllff I . 1 ing tallk on "Immigration" by Luther llljQJIIIIIJ below freezing w eat.her whit h furmsh- _ _ _ .... I b d gar•ae W"th A • L I Weedln of CoupevUle, a.t the Llbl:a.ry --- ed work ror , .. e pum .rs an '"' 1 rnenean eg-a- ,Monday evening. Before M:ra. EvelynlPole Structure I>lvMf m;ll or which Is a reminder of wh~tl tion Guard, China's I I Spencer, prsldent of the Women's Re-. Laughs From they used to say di)Wll in Texas; H.··, Old Capital l public Club, Introduced t.he speaker,1 Officials- who would prophesy the weather m I she explained the purpose or the club this neck of the wood.5 must ~ either I Mnxwelton friends or Clellan- Wllde•, i and stated that at the mxt meeting The South Whidby park projed WU a st.ranger or a fool. Say brother.ho,,· formerly or thnt c-ommunlty ha, re- (a~ \lll.l i,oc~ I a her home on Friday, February 23• I officially turned down Tueeda Tbls long ha\e you lived h.re? cc1,·cd from him nn in, eres,ing letter \ HA umE j (M'~ ,c,~, I the subject of "Communism" would Information was brought bJ' ~-COUIJtJ' Well. we·,·c Ji\'ed on Whldb,' Island I telling of conditions and otllr mterc~t- '(Ou'' ~ ~,:~ ~~Liv, I b~ discussed and a.nyone Interested engineer who viBUed I.&DlleJ T'*IIIIJ! almost a yea. now! , hlfi side lights on China where he ls would be welcome. \ The project embraeed a part cm laDd • • • I no\\' livmg. Ile Is with th, hcadquar- '~~"',~''• Mr. Weedln interspersed his talk adjoining 'uie school Janda t.o the eomb Just the same, e\'en tf our ability, ters company of the U1uted Statss • with personal eX'l)Crlences during his II and the erection thereon of a s&octade a.s a weather prophet i~n·t wort,h a, Marines stationed in Peiping as ll'<>a- twelve years as Immigration Commlss- type bullding to houae the county fair whoc we still maintain t.'le clima,e tion unrd. The ll'ttN proved so !n- loner In Seattle. Music was furnlahed I and other south end community ac- p, d t r the i·esl tcrestlng to hb formrr intimates they by the Woodland Orchestra. tlvltles. here has the t' ge on mos o · . _ ./ the U s E, ry morning·s daily thought other should be p,·rnutted to ___ ! The type of the structure propoeect of · · f d w )r enJo~ it& cmlt Ills so it wa, forwarded -----.__ · - .. - ~ I AELIEf MEET TO BE was th in t blln blocli: In th brln b reports ho mo: an d t~ to The Recorct for publlcatl,.m. _ , ---......___ ./' I I way ot a::ep:U:° of ~e project, 1: "·eathcr tn ot ar ~cc ons an rhr lc•tcr follows 1 ---- /... , was learned Offlclals In Everett, upon JitUe touch of \\inter cant ho:d " Mulne Detachment, :____ ~ I ff It• ...r ,. I HELD ON SATURDAY I perusing th~ plans had a hearty laugh candle to what thes reports indlc., c American Embassy, ~ 111 and exclaimed at the foollabnea of ohers are getting. I I Peiping, C 1ina. trying to house a fair, or a commwdty ~ar Fnends. [ARM TR ENOS IN •:: :,, .. :,•:+:••!••:0•!••!••!••!••!••!••!•;•1-·~·!··=·~·.;.·H-J' Public Is Invited To entertainment In a building which The librarian In her repu:-t las~ W<.ei< I \\as surcl) g!W to hear from all of r :j: THIE ALTf·:~t;~·u :l: I Gathering At I would have the cracks In the walla remarked of her d1scoura.,cment at )OU old fncncl.s agnm I get q nt, s A ··· ,\LL TUl!loGlS + I C "ll that would have If so constructed. ha,lng young folks come In to th U- . a some somet,mes for the Old home T TE ARE NOTED •:• t oupev1 e : County engineer Wanamaker, how- ::ar~·u~~1~0;u~111tx:!."12at;~:;e:a,l~O 1 ~~~ the doln•' that arc :ilwa)s going \(\ r, ~~~ew·;=~ ;oii~~\ 1 ~:c~h: !~~= ti The county c~;;;~loners of Island :;e~la~s°~:/:a::::!s :: : doubt about It. the library Is shOrt on I It Is pretty laud to write to you pco- Turkey Increase, Dairy :i: ~.,ti r o! lhe Getty•burg memor- t I County at their last regular meeting, n building more in keeping with the the more rl.'Cent popular works--0no pk a~ 1 don"t know where to start. I CO\" EXl)Ol'tS Ai·e :/: ia' c metery at which President :I: February 3· appointed Mrs. Pearl Wan- original desires of the board of dlrec· Is II tocked w·til a gre.at man\"• 1 h- 'V - 1 • •'• Abraham Lincoln dcllvc·red his + •maker as general chairman of a coun- t f it \\'C s · , , _ . wtl' begin by tel ing you somet mg I I) d ,i, :I: ty welfare meeting to be held at the ors o the county fair. The new plans yolumc., of standard classics and per-,· about the people m Peiping. The first 1 \.Cl)Ol'tC ':" immortal address In Nov~mber, + I Coupeville hi h school next Saturda . will call for a frame type structure of haps 1t would do same of th ·se young thing one secs or meets when going for I::: 1863. said this: "We pass O\'er :I: g y virtually the same dimensions as the people good to r.;-ad a few of t..'iem. a walk 1s a Chinc~e beggar. He will Washingt >n fumer lead rs who an• :(: the silly remarks of the Presi- + February 15 • at one p. m. Other mem-1 pole structure and wUI Incorporate 1iany or these works ra~ more than follow for a block ~ometim s. holding now en ngcd in a sr.r!,s of prOduction •:• dent For the credit of America + bcrs of the committee who were ap- 1 what h to and marketing mectmgs wiU1 st.,te anct •!• t pointed by t-he commissioners arc Al-1 ever c anges necessary guaran- a ,-Ingle rcadm~. out hls hand and saying ··oa lo yea. county al{ ·!cultural extcn5ion \\ o.kc: • :t we hope the veil of oblivion will + bert Melsen of Langley. Lyle Muzzall tee acceptance. Upon completion the Xinety-nlne and forty-four hund- coma shaw, coma shaw". All of which are taking a IP at deal of interest 111 -t• b~ dropped over them and that t f O k H bo C W B k f new set of plans will be forwarded to redt.hs per cent of the world's wl5d,m mean. "Great whHe master ha\'e you I the meetin'r,S, from \\htch, accordin, f.: never again will they be repeated :I: ~tan:o~ ::d r.Meh~n ()IS(): :t C;-1 the Everett offices again for approval. ts contained In books and but a ven some chin?' Chin means money . to Russell M. Turner state program ·"· or even though of'', + ma~. o Island. The fair directors requested that a r d . I planning leader, arc earning many d f- I ., .,;ma.II percentage of that IS to be oun \Vhcther they do 1t an~· more or not lnite indications of tre"lds In Wasn- t No child in the public schools t The purpose of the meeting Is to I duplicate set of plans and estimates be In the newer current wocks. J do not know but years ago they used ington fanning pra.-tices. •!• In the United States graduates :i: I acquaint the citizens or the county I pr?ared several weeks ago, calling for tc work under a chief, turnmg then In meetin"s held tn fi\'e East rn ~: without having memorized the l . with the problems o! admlnisterln:; a rame type of construction, but evl· Now that spring is just around the dall, takings o\'er to him. The chiel l Washington counties It was found that :I: Great Emancipator's immortal + 1 relief to needy persons In the county., dently someone, somewhere along the corner and Just around the corner kept the biggest share for himself, di- 1~pi!!Jnih~f ~:r~.fa.~~i}~;:>rm~~ :!: words on that occafion ... and :I: I It is designed to explain all the puzz- line. saw flt to disregard the request. from spring ls summer, it seems a like- , iding the balance among the others. way for beef cattle, which are now + they all remember them. ;t ling features of the system to the lay- If the project had been outlined as re l) time to nse and suggest the making l saw an old beggar out in the Chinese consuming much of the feed that the :I: Tinle altereth many things, In- :l: man. · quested, It Is llkely, said A. Melsen. ol plans for next summer's events. cit, that had a large sore on his leg horse.; fonnorly ate. :I: eluding "silly remarks". .j. ' The major topics that are to be dis- mayor, that the project might even b d t al)d. he was rubbing dirt In it to keep Hogs arc now on the in~reas~. as + now be approved and under way Last \'car the Gun clu stage a spor s- . _ contmsted to decrt'll.slng numbers in :+++++++++++++++++++++++++ cussed at the meeting include child · men'; congress here and if it Is the tt infected so he would get more sym- recent years, due to the unfavorabl~ welfare, old-age assistance. agrlcultur- intention of that organization to re- pnthy The higher classes or people, prices then. When price relation.ships C I D • A al and land usage and the problems B ki Sa WDA peat. plans cannot be got under way that Is, the mo,t of them, carry coppers b,tw~en hog5 and fc;:d a.re lavorab:e. are ess rivers re of unemployment A federal repre- op ns JS 1 ·1th Lh j , t to i ·, Lo the beggar.; w,ic.i.t, oat.s, barky and by-pro:lu-~t · too early. " em u. , g ,c _ _ · !c~ds are fed cxtcn.slvely. It was al"' • sentative will be present at the meet- w k II w k As an alternauve It might be a good'. The •. the n.x, tt.Uigs .ynu notice lS b_rou; •• c,ut tha.t. Wa..,hlngwu .., a de- Warned By Sheriff ing to explain tile bet..ter US!' ?f land or ers !'IUSt or idea to capitalize on the fine body of , the peddlers. Each peddler has his f1C1ency are_a for both bei.'f and pork. . I for agricultural purposes In the coun- water at our front doors-Saratoga own way of advert1smg his wares. The In the Big &nd -Bart and Turk~y --- ty Other capable speakers will be -f t f Red are leadmg vanet1es of wheat. In No t M d . F b 17 Is th · To all State W .. _ Pr admlnl Passage. Coupe\'lle has Its water fes-1 water man has a . makesh1 t_ sor o I Walla Walla c:>unty there ls an in- _x on a). e ruary .' . e present to explain the other phases strators: or... ogress - tlval which attracts thousands annu- wheelbarrO\\, the wheel rotating on a crease in Federation. Bart and Feder- last day_ that motor'.sts may dnve wltn- I of the program that has been outlined. It ts the policy of the works Progress ally. Perhaps Langley could stage an I wooden akle which squeaks loudly as a~io_n are a~ o_n. the lncl"'c"ase in out their new license plates, with one I Mrs. Pearl Wanamaker, chairman of Administration that projects shall be outboard regatta or something of a the wheel turns. The coal man has Whitman as _well us Thipplet and Al- light and other suoh misdemeanors I the meeting, will address the gather- operated with the maximum degree of "t'milar nature. I the same kind of a cart as the water bit in the winter wheat section anrt of the_ highway - efficiency that Is compatible with car-~ - - Turkey Red m the drier western se:- . • mg at tile opening of the session. A!- rying out the ~ .. _._ ""'""""" r th man but with little bells fastened to tion. Shenff Clark reports that his force I ter a few remarks by the various I It ..,._hich3 "'ts-.--.~_ .. e - - La I at- . . h wor program, w to w ........ er At a recent meeting in ng ey the wheel. The kmfe sharpener as In _ eight coa5t counties poultryme~ will ~gin an intense round-up on that, spoo.kers on the program ,the group people from the relief rolls to uaeful tended by Commissioner L. S. Cun- his stones fastened on a variety of saw anticipate a_n mcrease in the num.bet ' date. All driver5 whet.her their first I will segregate and se6Slons will be held work. In the great majority of cues. nlngham, he stated that he was very horse. He carries three or four kinds ~~a~y crf~· M~ny ~atch~rt~ a~ offense or not ~II be apprehended by 1n different rooms to discuss the prob- workers to whom employment has been f f tabl- h- g a power . _ 1 1 h h I to e so I or • arc an !1f · I given have shown that they desire t.o much in avor o es is m , 01 metal_ pieces w 1 c e c angs - Numb_ers of _fa.rm~rs are _building new, the Jaw enforcement officers and will lems of the different plans as outlined render conscientious service. district here on the Island after the gethcr as he goes from place to place. poulti y houses 01 repamng old ones. be required to give their excuses to above. These meetings will be in charge R ts ha bee el ed h pattern laid down in the Grange Pow-' The barber carries his shop right with One of the new major developments th judge of the members of the genera.I com- tha:i:r ce~ 1ns:!..n~ ~ i:m:e~ - d I f f ears ai:o I k d h t h . ls the outlook for co115iderably mcreas- 1 e · .-- -er bill vote nto orce a ew Y · him on a yo yo stic an e, oo, as d t ·k od t· 1n 1936 in San I Clark feels that enough warnin"S mittee. portion of workers have detracted from · I" fl d h · s state e u, ey pr uc ion ~ th fficl f ti f • •• The commissioner qua 1 e 1 - I a special noise. Juan and Island counties, and probab- . have been given the motoring public Island County has Its own problems e e ency ? opera on ° pro,ec- ment by adding-•·tn the_ event_ the I Then there Is the rickshaw boy that Jy Le'."IS and Clark. A factor which! and that it Is time that the few mlS- of relief, being situated as It ts, no def- ~~Y~e!:"o:'~ei:i: !elli:i'::"era: City of Seattle succeeds in acqumng tz always trying to get you to ride. He may l.mlt the _anticipated increase is creants who b lleve In drlvlnu unlaw- lnite program that has been outlined I their employm!t would be conUnued p t s d Power and Light "Ri k h ?" A d If Lhe possible dtfflculty in obtaining e • • .,, the uge oun _ •. rays c s aw, yo mao n you turkey poult.s. • , ful cars should be apprehended. for another county can be used here., regardless of their attitude. Workers company's properties . I don't want to ride you merely answer The dairy industry Is alS() increas- ------ The object of this meeting, according employed on Works Progress Admlnl· _ I "Mac·, which means no. Yo mao Is ing somewhat. In Northwest Washing- A • It I S h I T I to th• commissioners. ts to have the stratlon projects are expected to ren- A plan to create a power d1Strlct In O ton counties fa.rm rs are raising more gr1cu ura C 00 0 I . Ider as conscientious se"lce to that Ad- count. should be considered and yes .or n . of their heifer calves. B H .Id H F b 17 citizens of the county express their ministration as they would to a regular the > • h 1 11. on entering a Chinese shop, you Th re Is a demand by California e e.1 ere e . views and opinions on the manner 1n Government Department or a private tested by the taxpayers in t e pro-,~( wmethlng that you would like to buyers for Washington dairy cows, and which the relief program has been I emplo,ver. Habitual and Intentional po. ed district. _ have and want to know the price of buyers from Honolulu have visited A combined county planning and I undertaken In the past and to what shirking wU1 not be tolerated. The power district law provides that· the article you say- "'Dor chin negga" San Juan and Whidby Islands recent- Horticultural School wll be held at the te t th be 1m d In cases of demonstrated shirking or w: soon as a power district Is created which means how· much Is it• Th~ Jy. Langley City Hall Monday, February I exE n e pinrogthram cant Is proedveto. mlscopendedndwluctht, emt ployefes perlmayodsbeotsua- 1 1 t d t the same ' · 17 h veryone e coun Y urg ou pay or n ex- the comm~ oners e ec e a shopkeep~r will then tell you and if t . The meeting wlll start promptly, attend a.nd lend their support and as- ceedlng one month, or they may be tlnle may immediately start spending I you think the price too high, you start Langley W ornan Is at 10 a. m. and will adjourn at 3 p. m. slstance to the meeting. There are discharged. Since foreman and super- money by the Issuance or warrants IN I out the door when he wlll call you H d At Shower A county planning meeting will be several oblems that O le do not' visors are responsible that consclen- ANTICIPATION or new taxes which I back and ask how much you wlll give. onore I held In every rural county In the Unit- understa~d In the prog::_ and It ls :O~!esse:!:er ~!:;1fu~u!~on~ the:!; thereafter will be levied and paid by : If you keep after him long enough. . ed States to discuss the future trends for tilts reason that the commissioners who habitually penn!t shirking by all home and property owners m the i nine times out of ten you can get the Honoring Mrs. F. M. Lewis, of Ev- o! agriculture tn the local county and hav lied thl ti workers who are under their direction district. The commissioners have the power to do thlS i don't supposo I'll be able to speak w•ek at the home of her parents, Mr. prepared for these meetings tn book ON NEXT TUESDAY EVENING I ployed ":;;5°J:! .;:t!1~ ~: WITHOUT vote of the people and i English at all by the time I leave here. and Mrs. Bert Hunziker, ladles of the form, giving a picture of the agrlcul-1 ___ I rtration either on the same or another without asking the consent of the tax- 1 If any or you folks ever get the chance Civic Club entertained with a line::i tural outlook within the county 1n re- The next meeting of the South project, nor wU1 they be cerWled for pa)er who wlll have to foot the blll. tc visit China be sure to see Peiping shower at the Library, Friday after- lotion to the nation. This book con- I Whidby scbools Parent-Teachers asso-, employment t.o any other Government • • • ' · ldl th y I agency which Is participating In the . Well folks, you know almost as much noon. The basket ho ng e man talru; over 55 pages of material of con- elation Is being held at the Langley work program unless they can demon- The law provld O that the power dis- 1 a• I do about this so I wlll sign off, beautiful and useful gifts. reprcsente:I slderable value to the farmers of the high school next week Tuesday eve- strate. that the discharge was not war trlct commlss1oners may levy every· wu.hing all or you the best of luck, a white boat with a red sa.11. whiC1 l count). A copy of this book wlll be nlng, according to an announcement I ranted. year a direct tax In ANY AMOUNT' health and happiness I will see you was very fitting as Mr. lewis Is a given to each person attending the received this week from John Metca.lf, State Administrators are responsible (Continued on Page 2) 1 · M Pete Cam- ti Id t r th I ti M tc If that the contents of this letter are --- ---- I al' In about eighteen months, and tell member of the Navy. rs. r mee ng. pres en ° e assoc a on. e a brought to the attention of a.II em- cee B k t Tom Nourse to take It easy on the boys ffcrman played several piano solos and Mr. John Snyder, Horticultural Spe- said further: "The Clinton people un- ployees and that Its provisions are en- as e eerS . I that eat cabbage Jn church. Mrs. Hunziker sang "Red Salls In the clallst, and Mr. Leonard Hegnauer, der the direction of Mrs. 0. A. Erick- forced. Here w ednesday I A sincere friend to all, Sun t" after which gl!ts were opened I Solis and Crop Specialist, with the Ag- son and Mrs. Esther Berquist are com- Harry L. Hopkins, Administrator --- c. B. WIides. an:l lunch was served to abOut twenty- rlcultural Extension Service, wlll as- Ing over to put on the lunch and the The fast. "plenty gGod", basketball, five guests. slst with the Horticultural program. program. If they do Just half as well SEEN 'N HEARD team of the Civilian Conservation corps I GAME PROTECTORS ONLY Auother party honoring Mrs. Lewis Sulflclent time will be given to discuss as the Intervale people did at the •·--------------.......,. camp at Deception Pass Is coming to I LOSE ONE OF 82 CASES was given by her cousin, Miss Mar- any problems relating to Horticulture meeting held at Woodland ha.II last Langley next Wednesday evening. The garct Hunziker, at the Hunziker home and solls. November, we shall long and pleasant- Dave Tiemeyer, during the recent game here is a return engagement to I Only one acquittal W!IS returned In Saturday cv nlng. Court whist was ly remember the occasion". cold snap, ruining a perfectly good the one 1n which the local A-C team 1 82 cases tried !n Washington courts d The Firemen's Ball given at the The meeting date was changed from pair of skates on the icy roads In was defeated by a narrow margin. I dt.huerlnstag tlea.sgtamm_:>ndtchpaarttmt~nt.lnstance or played after which. lunch Wll8Milservd ed Bay View Hall Friday evening, by the Thursday to Tuesday In order that de- Langley ... the weather man doing ·· , to the Misses Wlona Kvlndlog, re I th fire di t" Ma Un 111 rten One of the outstanding players on ~"e game department'" monthly re- Langley Fire Department proved very votees of the cinema might take in the I e men " r . • . r o • '"' Johnson. Mcthel Cloke, Emma Brew- -"' 1ng th Langi la the ,1 !tors' team Is a man whose port shows that state game protectors enjoyable but owing to the slippery P.-'l'. A. meeting and still be able to son ,cuuc e ey crow popu • name Is Kow Kow. nicknamed Chow concentrated on the more.serious types er. Maxine Cloughly, Enuny oasscll. ro."\ds, the attendance was not as la.rg • attend their favorite pictures at Bay tlon through the back window of the H I f t I b t h of game code violation. Twenty of the Margaret and Winnie Hunziker anJ as de ired. Another dance will be g!v-1 v1·ew l1all Thursday night. There are hardware . . . Oak Harbor-Utsalady Chow. e s a as P ayer u as a 82 arrests Involved Ill gal huntmg, j j f aara•- reputatlon of being somewhat of a killing nnd p YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME at Ent.ered as second class matter October I, 1923 at the Postofflce at Langley, Washington Act or Congress o! March 3, 1879. + + But In the snow we do hide, l I When on n bump our sll'ds do go over. The "'Neighbor's Friends" met at N,urM''s Inst Wednesday - obj ct to the Erickson Furniture Co., Everett's Iencllng furniture store. 2810-12 GEORGE B.. ASTEL Sim R- Wilson Jr. + PUBLISHER i EDITOR : -------------------------- + SUBSCRIPI'ION. PER YEAR Sl.50 : --------------------------- + CARD OF THANKS Sl.00 + NOTICl:8 AND READERS 10c per llne + When the ground with snow has been eloct officers, which tJ1ey did. To re- laid, Iterate, Mrs. J. Patton. president, Mrs. There are snowmen nnd forts to be I Hdl Mo7tgomcry, secretary, and Mrs. made, E th r ske, treasurer. And many a fort will soon have a raid. But alas! Mr. and Mrs. C. Barney celebra.tctl their golden wedding anniversary la.st month on the 28th. Bron.ctwny, Everett. 3-24t MANGLES. Golden Tanke.rd, !or sale. $3 per ton. Oco. D. Wheeler. !9-3tp. YAKIM'.APOTATOES-75c per snck, Mrs. Ed Cott.er, Sandy Point Road, Langley. l9-3tc. Church Services COMMUNITY CHURCH Last Sunday or each month Rev_ Hart of Coupeville wlll dellver the address at the Langley Community church. Sunday School a\ 10:00 a. m. W00DLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL Meets every Sunday morning at 10 :30 o'clock. The Christian Endeavor meets at Woodland every Sunday evening M 8:15. Interesting topics, good leaders and good music. RESOLtJ'TIONS !Oc per line f We have to go to school, And len.rn the Golden Ruic. By two Seventh Grade Girls -L-11-S- The Woodland Dramn.Uc Club met at the home of Mrs. H. Montgomery to practice the play "Elmer" Inst Mon day evening. TWO MILK GOATS for sale at un- ST, PETRI LUTHERAN CHURCH ....... r,+i ..................... ~•~•++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ usually low price, one coming fresh Clinton Sunday school at 10 a. m. soon. Ben &humacher, half m!le Lesaon. THE FALCONtS CLAUSE Edited by the Students of Langley High School SCHOOL SPIRIT GRADE NEWS The chlldrcn m Miss Harth's room have already mnde their valentine box and are filling It !or the distribution next Friday. Margaret Eirich, a former member of the sixth grade, recently moved to Bay View. HEAR YE! HEAR YE! In comparison with our athletic The snow has supplied the grades ns Due to inclement wen.tiler the Wash South of Bay View Store. 19-3t. ington Cooperative Egg and Poultry ;:;:PEWRITERS-L. C. Smith Stand- n.ssoclatlon meeting at Woodlnnd was nrd typewriters, corona Portable postponcd-nlso the meeting or the 'I ypewrlters. sold on easy terms. Al- Christian pnrty scheduled for Ia.~t sun- so rentnls and general repairs. L. C. d rte w 11 '"is Smith & Coronn. Typewriter Co., ay n rnoon. e • "" menns ac 2717 Colby Avenue, Everett. Tele- cumulation of material for some other I phone Main 242. F. D . Johnston, entertainment. Those who had turns sales agent. 3tc for these program~ arc asked to pleas~ ---- save them for the Woodland Benefit WANTED--n set of tracks ror Fordson Notice Is hereby given to all ye cit!- teams, our school spirit seems unsat- well as the high school with a new zens and !ollt of South Whidby to can- ls!actory. After all, athletics are prln- amusement. A few of the grade girls eel each and every engagement due on, clpally held !or the enjoyment or the seem to be having difficulty in keeping program to be ann;;'l!nccd lnt•r. The the night o! February ·21-!or on that Student Body as a whole. not Just the their show forts up when the boys do orchestra, whether symphonic or sym evening an entertainment which wlll players alone or their parents, but for come around. phony will play at the Langley library trnctor. Must be complete and In good condition, give price. Paul Weller, Austin. 2t add years and years to your valuable all the members o! our good, old L. Some windows have been broken by next Monday. LEGAL NOTICES span of life will be presented In the H. S. J snow balls In the grade building, bu 0 t My! haven't the kids had fun these high school auditorium. An entertain- The question is, ··Do we support our it seein.s that they were broken by high days with snow and tee and slcddtni ·----- No. 1903. ment the llkes o! which has never be- teams to the deserved extent?" The school students, so the student body and •knting-and temperatures golnq NOTICE TO CREDITORS fore been presented In the history ot answer Is "No". Only a few back up voted to pay for them. to 17 above and now It will probably In the Superior Court of the State dramatical exhibitions In L. H. s .. is to the teams at all and the rest or the r w 1 be slush for a week or so with maybe Io ash ngton, for Island County. be given to add sunshine and Joy to school goes bllss!ully on. rain or shine. MORE ABOUT more freezes. In tho matter of the estate of the hearts ot all ye people who nourl.5h defeat or glory. It doesn't seem to The Lnngdons of Pearl Harbor have GEORGE GALBRAITH, Deceased. grief and sorrow. make any difference to them. Off The Record been happy to have Mrs. Lnngdon·s NOTICE is hereby given that Ward Would ye not, dear clt!Jlens, forfeit What we should do Is to get some o! uncle, Peter Pearl of Saskatchewan T. Galbraith, whose postofflce address the small sum of thirty copper cents that reeling of "Do or Die", for L. H. fContlnuNI rrom p.._ ll visiting them. Mr. Pearl who Is a re- ls 2009-Bth Street South, Tacoma, (lnclud1ng tax> to be able to vanquish S. that so Inspires our teams to do tired wheat farmer says: "The snow Washington, has been appointed and those haunting visions of grief and great things. We should glory In their upon all the property embraced by the we have here would be worth millions has qualified as Administrator of the • triumphs. We should share In their woe? O! course! O! course you would I district at the rate of two mills to make of dollars to the wheat growers of the estate of George Galbraith, deceased; This Is something unaffordable to miss! gloom. The team Is part of us, the up any deficits they may Incur. In locality I came from." and members or L. H . S. so let's get be- The halls and corridors of our school other words, they can spend money in I Time marches on-Mr. Ray went to NOTICE ls hereby given to the cred- hlnd them and give them our full supof learning will echo and re-echo from any amount, beyond all prospective the big smoke to get new glasses- !tors of and all persons having claims the shouts of carefree laughter and po•~e wlll follow you to fame and revenues, and then compel John Tax- probably for his eyes. Glad to hear against the estate of said deceased to hilarious ecstacy-caused when those glory, Team! Lead on, we are with payer to pony up to make up the dif- that Royal Langworthy is improvlng serve the same on said Administrator comical "nigger" students present their you!" ference. He wlll be in Seattle for some time or on James Zylstra, his attorney of A. K. VinJe, Paator FREE METHODIST, IIIAXWELTON' Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Preaching service 11 :CO a. m . Young people's m'!Cting 7 :15 p. m. Song service and preaching 8 :00 p. m Prayer mettlni Thursday evening at 8 :00 o'clock. Rev. N. J. DeBoef, Pastor ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday services in St. Mary's Cath olic Church, Coupeville arc as follows: First Sunday of each month Mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock (Communion Sunday.) Second, third, fourth and fifth Sun days o! each month, Mass will be cele brated at 10 o'clock, followed by Cat echism for the chlldrcn. Funeral and marriage services ar ranged for by the pastor with the par ties <:oncerned. MUTINY BAY SUNDAY SCHOOL Convenes each Sunday morning at 10 a. m. Preaching following the Sun day school at 11 a. m. A missionary program and temper ance program alternating monthly. The public is cordially lnv.lt.ed. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Library Bullding Sunday service 11 a. m. Subject of Lesson: "Soul". Sunday school 10 a. m. Testimony meeting second Wednes day. Publlc cordially lnvlt.ed. ------- ALBERT OLSON NEW HUDSON TERRAPLANE DEALER HERE minstrel show. Wise cracks. Jokes and -L-H-S _ This law provides further that the undergoing treatment with Dr. McCoy. record, and file the same with the humorous dialogues and monologues SNOWBALL FIGHTS commissioners may levy taxes IN ANY The Townsend Club called off its us- Clerk of the above entitled Court, with- Albert Olson, proprietor of Motor will keep ye olde audience laughing AMOUNT !or the principal and inte,·- ual Saturday night meeting on account IP six months after the first pulilica- from start to tlnlsh. A wild, carefree I! throwing snowballs swiftly adds est on all the general obligation bonds of the cold. tlon of this notice, to-wit; within six Service In Oak Harbor announces this evening Is assured. and all who att.end anything to the baseball spirit, all the they may care to issue. The taxpayer months after the 6th day of February, week that he lias taken the dealership for Whidby Island !or the Hudson Terraplane line of motor cars. The Half Century club held its reg- will have the guarantee o! time very Hudents here must be baseball mindecl has no voice In what they shall or shall ular meeting at Woodland hall on A. D. 1936. well spent. When the pupils arri,·ed Wednesday I not do. Ward T . Galbraith, Don't forget-.s a remedy for those morning pandemonium broke loose. ~mu~ydi3ls!i Mrs. Adele Mackie anoi Administrator. troub les and blues, try Langley high At noon_ time, the most adventurous We do not for one moment wish to rs. a e nskie were the hostesses JAMES ZYLSTRA, t f I · 1 h t serving a most delicious dinner. The school's famous little minstrel show. ype o gll' s ventured across the field imp Y t a Commissioner Cunning- Attorney for Administrator Io! battle. Of all the yelling and carry- ham's motives arc other than the b~st. tables were prett!ly decorated with Office and P. o. Address: Ing on that did meet them! If ever We do wish to suggest that before he pine boughs and cones with a center Coupeville. Washington. eyes are needed in the back of your I continue any further effort to make of 11:e:e of flcwers. A busi·Pss session Guaranteed results! JUNIOR CLASS MEETING 18-4t. head it's when you·re in the middle of this district a power district that he was held and offi:ers f:r the ensuing CARD OF THANKS April 11th has been chosen as the the playfield. "stop. look nnd list•n" awhile first. I ypar ~1-~ted. Sev'nl son!C", readings, We wish to express our appreciation -dat.e !or the Junior Promenade, pre- Four girls, namely Mildred Johnson. Incidentally, there are gentlem(·n I etc., were given for thP pr;·~rtamment and thanks to all who participated In ~nted by the Langley high eleventh Maxine Schmidt, Maxine Cloughley, down in the Glendale and Possession of all and a most enjoyable time was the President's Ball. especially the graders. The annual dance has al- and Lois Hammons were caught in the Point neighborhood who can give Mr. had. There we.re over 25 members South Whidby Democrat club, sponsors ways proven successful and the present lunch room. The only way across to Cunningham some first hand informa- J present. The next m~eting will be on of the ball, for their int.erest and kind- Juniors are cont.emplatlng an affair the school was to run across the field, tion on this question and we believe 1 . the last Friday. ness. even more extensive than In former and this would bring them straight they will attempt to dissuade him from C. E. met at Woodland last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Dunford years. Committees named by the Jun- through the line of fire. Mildred and the idea. Mrs. Langdon was the leader. Ben and Grace Grasley. Benje.min Ronhaar of Oak Harbor was this week appointed Whidby Is land representative of Maryott Green houses of Anacortes. They speclallze IP. funeral and wedding flowers, pot plants and corsage• Read The Classifieds STAGES SEATTLE ior president., Everett Green. are as fol- MaXine Schmidt chose to wait until It sounds swell but upon analysis it I Herring and John Patton sang a due;;. ------- lows: Dance Committee: Henrietta I school had taken up. stink~f a further effort at commun- Well, I'll be seeing you. STA'IE G~~~Rcof,~;~~'-S TREATY Lv. Lnngley-• 8.55 a. m. t4:55 p. m. Becker, Florence Grimm and Anita j Emmett Kramer and Chester Fiske !zing the state. ____ Lv. Seatue--•2:45 p. m. •4:45 p. m. Brewer. Decoration Committee: Gor-, seemed to be the champion "face wash- SECTION 5024-1933 LAWS Another victory In its fight to pro- •-Dai!yexcept Sundays don Grant, June Olsen. Katherine I ers". They boast of having washed Looks very much from the actions of '"Th·' voting shaJI be by ballot. Of- tect steelhead trout from commercial t-Sundavs only Co-'-"- D I w · h H It · I • f b f wind and th~rmometer as though the ficial ballots of white paper and uru· _ fishing has been scored by the Wash- I · ..... .,.,,, oug as ng t, arvey Frie- en gir s aces e ore ·a large audi- ington state i::nme department with EVERETT sen, and Emmett Kramer. Invitation cnce. weatherman has been drinking. For form size and quality shall be pro\id- the conviction of Jack Dillon, N!.squal- Comm1ttee: Olive Friesen, Dorothy Mr. Elda! soon put an end to the several days the predictions have been ed by the board of directors and shall Iy Indian, in 011 import.ant test cnse Lv Lnng!ey- S:SS a. m. 'l:SS p . m. Grubb. and Helen Pople. snowballing. It got so that the Bay for a let-up and aside from a sunshiny contain the names of all candidates at Olympia in the court of Justice I · The ' ·ari·ous commi·tt=s are me.king View students came in looking like day, he's been way off. I who have filed with the school clerk VaDn. 11R. Hinckle. L E 4 ' 55 p. ""· -- 1 on was arrested recently by Har- v. verett- 8:30 a. m. *3:30 p . m. all necessary arrangements at an early snowmen. So as to help these poor not less than ten days before the day old Loughary and Tom Hom of the I t5:30 p. m. dat.e so as to assure a complet.e success. innocent children from harm, Mr. The winter may be nearly over ac- of election a notice of their candid- state game department on a mlsde- -Daily except Sundays - L-H-S - Eidal promiSed a two week suspension cording to the calendar but even so we acy. Eaoh person filing his name wit!1 mennor charge, namely Opc'rating a -Sundays only to anyone that threw a snowball at notice people like to read. For that the clerk shall designat;e the position gill net on the Nisqually ri\'('r at a GffiLS' CL{JB DANCE reason we have made connections point one and a half m!les below the :MUKILTEO & any members coming on busses. May- !or which he is a candidate. The names Nisqually Indian reservation. The In- e rs u ance Is really ma- e ,.ulS was just as well as there were of no other candidates for school elec- dlans had contended that treatv Th Gi 1 · Cl b d I b ... · which make it possible for us to offer t.erlalizing-the night set is !or next I three windows broken by that time. subscribers their magazines practically Uon shall appear on said official bal- right nnd state law gave them the Saturday, the 15th: the place, Progres- This noon not r. snowball was thrown. at cost. This, we hope, will assist us lots and no other bnllots shall be re- right to operate fWl nets within five WHIDBY ISLAND STAGES In augmenting our collections of the miles of the boundaries of all reser- 1 &lve Hall: the time, from nlne untll it 1 , This proves that at last discipline has ceived or counted. PROVIDED. That vatlons in th(• stn.te. is over. been attained at L. H. S. portraits of the presedinets appearing nothing herein contahwd sh:Jl pre- The court in finding Dillon guilty It is a combination Leap Year and - L-H-S - on Uncle Sam's "long green". See adv vent any voter from voting for any nilcd that !,he law im·olv!ng the five- in this Issue. milo llmit net fishing privilege for In- Valentine dance. The affair Is strictly GRADE NEWS other person for such position by a dians conflicts with the state game high school. If it goes over as plnnncd N th t th T sticker or by wn·ung in the i'ame ot code and mt t gi t th I tt ow a e second semester h,\SI ownsendites Having . IS \'C way -0 e a er Philco & Maytag it means a good time for all attending. begun the eighth grade Is taking Agri- Old T• D lSth such other person. Whenever any per- for the p:·ot.ectlon of game fish. It Is to be a program dance. and the culture and Civics. I 1me ance son offers to vote, one of !Jle judges Dillon was given a lO day suspended jail sentmce as ··penalty" In !Jle test I programs are to be filled out ahead of The grade chool students are having shall pronounce his name in an audible case, was defended by John Dunbar IIF..ADQL'AR'IERS Oldt',t :llaytai;- d('aler In time. lots of fun washing each other's faces An old time dance is being ~-ponsor- voice, and if there is no objection to former state at•orney-g,•neral. and throwing snowballs at each other. ed by the South Whidby unit of the qualifications of such person as an I :Snohomish CoWlty MINSTREL SHOW Aaspices Langley High School BOYS'CLUB Wise Cracks Jokes Humorous Dialogues and Monologues Harmonious Singing All Ill the manner of the "Down South" Darlr.y L. H. S. Auditorium FRIDAY, FEB. 21 -C:J.ll P.H.- Adm. 38c-llc-llc Ineludln&' Tu Sometimes the high school students Townsend clubs !or Saturdny night, elector, he shnll receive the ballot in l also Join In the fights. February 15th, announces M. S. Mort- the presence of the election board anrt \\'HEX l"i EYERETT At the beginning of the New Year enson, prcsiden~ of the club. The dance deposit the same without bcl11g 01x·ned l'.\ r ,\ r Mr. Namee sent each room a box 0; IL~ to be held ut the hall at Freeland. or examined in the ballot box, anrt CIRCLE C. \FE apples. Two girls from the eighth An orchestra capable of fumishl.na the clerk shall imm,·cilately enter th Iti12 HEWITT grade wrote a letter thanking him, I the best In old time music for the name upon the list headed .. .Names >f MARKHAM'S l'or_ Colby & E\'erett E, erett, Wash. Your Eyes The seventh and eighth grades were dance has been secured for the even- Voters." surprised when they came to school Ing and all those attending arc assur Monday, February 3. because Mr. WU- ed of a good time, A supper will b There Is u strong probability th.1t lard wasn't there to giect them Miss served Adm!ssion is quite reasonable a state-wide noxious WN'd control p < Beulah Johnson was their t.eacher on I being figured low to be \\'lthm the' Jcct will be 1-<'t up shortly throu 1-. co-opcmtlon of t,hc A 1cullural Ex- Monday and Tuesday while Mr. WU- reach of all. tt,nsion M·rvic,• of the Sta.to College lard wns home with a cold. I of Wai;hington nnd tlw st,ite WPA. _ L-H-S _ 01-------- --O F' F.. Balmc·r. <:xter~ on dirC'Ctor I AUSTIN I Geo. H. Gannon WPA dmlr,iHi to1 MINSTREL snow and w. J. Robinson, state dit-cctor of The Boy ' Club Minstrel is getting under way. Miss Howard works with I By P. H. Cookson I ngriculturc nre working out ell talb 11 a group one or two periods each day. Oi--------- -----0 Mr. 0111111011 has lnfoi,m·d Mr. Bahn er that he would glad!:,· uppro\'e mw'h a project with th,• st.,te department or ngricultm·e as sponsor. TPntaWve plans would call for federal npprnpri o.tions for the project to be broken down by coutics. The man y(•aJ· cost would not exceed $800, wages to de pend on the existing scale hl ,·ach It is sure to be a success, so everyone save your pennies until you have enough to attend. The date Is Feb. 21, 1936. Everybody come! -L-B-S- Mr .and Mrs. Paul Raden were out to their farm over the weekend. Walter Gabeline was home to visit his mother over Sunday. Mrs. H. F. Winton is spending a few days at home. THIRD TIME IS CHARM Mr. Zeiher who bought the Galbraith The girls are looking forward to de- pince Is building a garage nnd then he feating the Coupev1lle girls this Friday, expects to bu!ld a number o! mink county County agent.~ ha,·e bc>en n.sk," over torney for the plaintiffs, at his offtce aod Davie Tiemeyer, Cecil Dennis and Capaan and Parke;, meat for Jail, June Clerk to publish notices of Ca ll for I h ere shall rece ive one common sh are in our first lines of defense namely, Press, below stated. and in case of your fall - . 1 to Dec. 31. 21.85 , D. N. Judson. reg- Bids on the burial or County Indlg t the great corporation as his right? Radio and Screen . In other words, ur e so to do. Judgment will be rendered Roy Norr1S left Wednesday for the lstratlon fees, 2.50; Will T . Howard, . en s. I again st you according to the demand Penln5ula where they will engage in registration fees 1 50· Mrs Mae Moser ~aid ~ifs t~ ~ seal~d and to be de- This is no a dvocacy of Communism pu blicity. How is th at "cont rol" man- j of the complaint which has been filed Jogging. Their operations will be in r egistration fee;, '2.00; G. R. Smith : ;;e~:for~ 1:to op. ~.0M~ictnt;r. f~;t on r whatever. for we maintain that ind!- aged? Thru the P:essure exerted by With the Clerk of the .mid Court. registration fees, 2.25, Dr. Allen c . 1 0 vldua lity Is the very essence of life organized advertisers upon the press The object of the said action ls to the vicinity of Sequim. Bro\Vll 1.50: Chester C. Adair, travel- . 11 motion the Boa r d order ed n gas- ' and radio, which depend upon adver- secure a decree quieting title to. in g expen.se, 2.50 : L . N. Freimann. ohne contract with the Union Oil Co .. I and that the state h.as n o r ight to reg- tislng for their existance' and upon Tax Lot 33, in Lot 3, Section 15. 0 0 traveling expenses, 21.80. filed . I iment the lives of its citizens. Every the screen by outright ownership! In- Township 29 North. Range 2 East W. I CLINTON INDIGENT RELIEF FUND-Seattle T he_ Board ordered a let ter from the citizen is entitled to food as he is to M., more part1cul•rly described as be- By Mrs. Geo. Jones I School District No. I , care of Mar jorie J Washmgto1_1 Protective Assn. of the l t he ,·ery air itself. At any rote. cer- vestlgate these matters for yourself! ginnmg at quarter-section corner of I O Armstrong 12 OO· Washington Ch tl Blind regaidlng blmd pensions ordered t . 1 h 1 ht t flt That a man should be .secure In the Sections 15 and 22. Township w North. O , • · · - tiled • am y no one ns any r g o pro . dren s Home Socle_tY, d?na tlon. 100.00; · from the sale of something we nil ab- possession of his homestead property; Range 2 East W :\!., thence North 88 Mrs, Edna Lyman left last Wednes- Oak Ha rbor P ha1macJ, drugs, I nd1- On motion the Board ordered a gas- that every man and wom:in should be degre,s 45 mmute.s, E!lSt 174.7 ft on day for Bremerton where she will visit gen ts, 5.65; Mrs. Ma ry Autio, care of ohne contract with the Shell Oil Co .. I solutely have to have; food for exam-, f t t 1 h h h se,tion !me. thence North 32 degrees. A. Aut io, 20.00 ; J . W . Libbey, reim- filed. 1 pie. ree O voe open Y as e or 5 e c oos- 17 minutes Ea~t 341.0 ft th~nce North with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Ander- bursement for payment weeks ca re of Copy of Ole Mnlm's wine license was j To put government further Into bus!- cs. without fear of callmg down upon 35 degrres 27 minutes W st 139.0 rt son, of that city. A. L . K eller , 4.50; Roy C. McCartney ordered filed. I d h t t ld himself any sor t of duress; that each to point of beginning: Thence North Mr and Mrs Gerald Fell were week- m edicines for Indigents, 1.60; August On motion the Board approved the ness un er t e prel;Cn se -up. wou and every child shall have an equal 41 degrees 27 minutes West 184.0 ft : · · , I E. Erickson , care Andrew Henschlcn, application of Susan A. Burley for be but to make dlctatorshtp•of n sort, . . . . thence North 44 degre..s 41 minutes end guests at the home of Mr. F ell s 15.00; L . N. Sill, g roceries, E . R. Ray- blind pension. supreme. we must have a check upon opportunity in attammg Just as high I East 112.0 ft.: thence South 41 de~rees parents In Seattle. I nor, 6.00; Sta te Depa r tment of Finance, On motion the Board approved the public servants, thru a really free bal- nn Intellectual standing as he has the 27 minutes East 1.84 o ft.: ~hence south In spite of the snow storm last Budget and Busin ess, care patien ts in a pplication of Fred Hamlin for blind 1 t hi h k' d r th mental capacity and ambition; that 44 degrees 41 mmutes West 112.0 ft. Thursday a fnlr crowd a t tended the Nor th ern State Hospita l, 225.52; W . H . pension. o ' w c wor s every ay o e year, no person may exploit his fellowman to point of beginning .. all in Island , . . P arker, relief. 10.00: H . B . J ohnston , On motion a resolution of the Oak I and not Just one day In ench two to 'or selfish ain. those rlnci ks must County, State of Wa,hmgton Ladles Aid and the dedtcatio>1 of the groceries. Mrs. Cotten, 7.90; Mrs. Mar - Harbor commercial Club requcr-ting four years. In other words, an office- • g · P.. P.. ·hi · ln the plaintiffs as against .the ad c new kitchen recently built on t he garethe Siemers, care of G . W . Caln, I the County Commissioners to make holder's term should end the same day form the basis of the plan w ch claims anti demands of the def :'ld nts church. The meeting was called to or- 15.00. . , 1 plans for the re-establishment of a that he has fallen from grace and not will really adjust our affairs for keeps. above named. and that s:iid d er~ der and Mrs . Peter Anderson lead the Whidby Island P harmacies.. dr ugs, ferry service between Whidby and Ca-1 ' , Let those who care to, follow the adjudge the defendant to ha,·r no devotional after the usual singing. indigents. 12.58; Langley Tradmg Co., I mano I slands was ordered filed. 'continue on, sometimes. even for Jears. teachings of Dr. Townsend. Howard right, title. interest, ll~n or estate In grocer ies, Lewis Hallstrand, 5.20; Chas. On motion the Board appointed al When our people ha,e adopted real . 1 • the said described real property, and Rev. A. K. Vlnge or Everett ga ve a G a r tne r , grocer ies, Sa m Hainaman. 4 committee consisting of L. A. Wann- Democracy, our government can be Scott Huey Long. Upton Smcln r, ye,, forever enJoi11ing and restmming the short talk, followed by an address f rom, mon ~hs, 20.10 ; An na J orgense~, re~lef, maker, as advisor, J ohn LeSourd. D , j safely entrusted in business; and run or even try to. probe the mysteries. of I said defendants from claimmg or as- Evangelist Skotvold of Minn esota 15.00 , Ruth Cotten , relief. 5.00, Re,. J . N. Judson and one person from Ca-, h b I It I t f I I the "New Deal' Karl !\1arx or Lenm- sertlng any right. title, interest, lien · M . Byle veld . care of P . Ba lda, 30.00; mano Island ns yet not named to in- sue us nesses as s no a r or 1 111 If the wl•h, or estate In the said premise , nnd [or Minutes were read and approved and Mrs. H . Hllberdlnk, Sr., care of Coles, vestlgnte th~ possibility ol scc~ring a equitable for private lndl\'ldunls to op- s · _Y · . • If grnernl relief. Mrs. Carl Berquist was a ppointed sec- 40.00; Denn y Walters wood for Derby- ferry service between Whidby and crate. If the c1t1zen be honest with himse CHESTER C. ADAIR retary. Mrs. C. J . Hella nd was the shire, 8.00; Cha~. Fa rmer, groceries Camano Islands. T his committee also ' We would not think of entrustln~ I and also With hLs fellowmen, as he Attorney for Plaintiffs. lucky winner of the quilt. As the I Mrs . P orter, 7.99 , W .. W . Wager, gro: to determine the most feasible points I . . ·> W('eds out the lncons1.stencles and In· 111 ment in the new kitchen ls verv ceries, Stgren , McK a}, Duggan, 15.00, for landings and make a report at the I the Postal Sen ice, the Army or the Justices of that which upon close ex• Office and P 0. Address . 19-6t. limited It was decided that at the nex t cerles Cornelius Hordyk 4 oo· Ba rney Marcil ry 1936 amlnatlon proses to be l:ugd} false eq P · Oak Ha rbor Producers Co-op ., Gro-, next regular meeting of the Board on Navy to private business! Why not . . . Coupeville. Washington ' , ·' . · ' · · ' ' •· · extend public domain to lnclud\' mun!- . . . • • • ~ •• •.• , • ~ ~ , meeting each member will please brmg Nienhuis, groccn cs. C . Hordyk, 3.25; o n motion the Bon rd ordered a price . . teaching: 1f he be diligent and insist •:••lo•:•+ •lo•!••:-:,, ... i,,; .... ,:, ••• ~ ., .............. , •• ;.,. .. , •• ~· a utensll of some kind . such a s water P ayne Mercan tile Co., grncertes, J ohn list for n~phalt or Road Oils of the tlons ~anufacture, pubhc utilities and upon right and justice to all, he will :;: BIG REXA LJ •:• 11 t k ttl di h d ish towels Wa hl . 5.00; Schnelder General Store, Union 011 co., tiled. , all thmgs which people must have? be bound to work closer to an accept- ,;, ..- ~ ,i ,;. pa · ea e e, s pan, 1 ' groceries, J oh n Lar,so11, Chris Cook. Ed- It ts hereby resolved that the county I To take an important step toward •:• B,.RT-r~D \ ""r e< \LL.., ·~ etc. Anything will be greatly apprec - lef Smith , 17.00. Engineer be directed to make a survey what some may conclude Is sociallza- ance of the teachings of our Lord Jc- ;j: Jl cl ~ i. .:, I' ~; ated. A very nice lunch was served INI?IG:'NT BLIND RE;'l,EF' F?N? for n road be~llmlng at the center or lion, and still give the lntltude ncces- sus Christ as applied to our everyday •:• ,:. by the hostesses, Mrs. Carl Simmons - Mrs. Ll,.zle Ives, blind Jl n°1on, 33.33, Sec. 26, Twp. 33, N. R. l E. nnd running . , ltfc. It would indeed be a hollow •:• :\LL T HIS ::IIOJ!l.111 l and Mrs. "I:horscn. Daisy F ern Howard. blind pension, thence East about , of a mile to the sary, m which the citizen may express mockery, if after n better order be- ~: l O Che VS & $3,000 <• 33.33! J oseph . S; Chamberlain, .blind count} road, and make a rpport nt the his indi\'iduality to the gh'atest degree tween man and man has b,~n indlcat- :(: t, pension , 33.33 , Fred Hamlin, 33.33. next regular meeting of the Board. without damage to his fcllowmnn ts n •:• Cash Given Away •!• ISLAND ~~U~~!.;:::IFJF ASS'N SECONDARY H~GIIWAY r'UND - o n motion. the Board approved the knoll roblcm mdce~. It ts a 'rob- cd to us by the Great Teacher of Gal- .:, ,;. ~~:rtl, ~~~'.:!t\ !t~:i: ~~;tN~.oaf ;i:~~e~~ttct:e~~';,r ~ 1 /ng t~f wi~;!~"'~;: 1 !em ~-h~ch obviously cnnnot be Padc- :~~;~,::it w:f 7t-c nmr to see the at- i: Free i w'!h°':::i,;{ ~~~P~:~~d 0~J'!e II43.65 ; Payroll, Road No. 3, 677.14; pean; elsewhere in this paper: MmTls, quately coven•d in one brief article. That more perfect order Is coming. :/: Write for E11try B' .;: W••hlngton State Sheriff's Association Payroll, Road No. 4• 638·G6; Payroll. Road, Bush Polnt Road, Ewing Hoad, J It Is n problem which ob\'lously cannot •:• ,,. - Road No 9, 310.95; Umon Oil Co., gas, Mutiny Bay Road. Smith's Prnlrh•- , .. , . and our generation shall see it! •!• DEAN'S PH 1:. K A y when that group me t at Seatt le re- 273.69 ; Shell 011 Co' gas. 162.23; Stan- Keystone Road and the East. Harbor be adequately co, r11 d in one b1lef ar- John :\letcalf. •:• l-l 1' ff. L cently. dard Oil Co., gas a nd oil, 1060.40: P u- Road. I tlclc. It has been fully worked out. tn :j: R d Th Cl .f. d get Sound Power ';'" Li~ht Co., llgh~: In the matter of the hcurinrr on thc 1detall, ho\\'c,·,•r, and has bcrn Judged LEGAL NOTICES :J; E'\EREI ea e , aSSI Je S garage road 4, 1.00 • P ug< t Soun~ Po\\ ndv1sabtllty of selling the lollowlng I by leading economists as completrly ·~·:••>·: .. ;,{ .. !·{••: .. : .. ;.,:~:•, ;.,:. ____ er & Light Co., ll~h t., Langley gn_rage, de cribccl County Prop('rty: East half I k bl It I . It t . I . +++++++++++; P a kkcma Motors , Wc~t of the Northwest C01'11rr ot thr L. s . Cuu n lngha m also nll othl'r pcrsons 01' pi\r tl,•s un- E1,1erJ' 1 + labor aud parts, 18.80 ; Stanwood Auto Southeast quarter of Sec. 10, Twp. 30 1 BOAR D OF COUNTY COMM IR-, known claimin g any righ t, title. e.sta tc, :.,,,· , I... :t. Co., labor !lnd supplies. 3•1.77; JI. B. N. R 3 East, runs the1wc South 28 dl'- SIONERS OF ISLAND COUNTY lll'll or In terest. in the real esla t,, de- l ROODZANT BROS. HATCHERY + John ton, pow applied J.or a 1936 contrru;t and a.r. GRAPF~F~RUIT CABB.\GE - Rlll'B.\RB - T0 :\1.\ TOES L o,rr\I TINE 57c WlllTE L.\l":\'DRY may n1so be paid for their ''l;ood faith'. Loaded With Juice (COMPLETE Ll:O,E) L \RGI: " l 'l'E S O .AP F . E. Balmer. director of exten 1011 !:fj 8 F 25 APPi vs B flat·~ !fi St;..t.e Co!le:!C of Washington has been !fi or c .,r, ox 79c CHEESE Lh2 lc 8 ... -17c ; Informed by G carg E . Fnrrr!l, direct- 1,ARGI; SIZE FA:SCY WI"iES.\PS )111.D OR :',;ll'P\" BIG S \ n:-..G or of divi.',lon of grains, AAA. that If !:fi house bill 10464 be-c mes a law, "fund , !:Fi E !fi ~o~ :~e:~~;, t~~~c~~: to~~= ·1 !:fi!:fi THANKS TO OUR M.A!I/Y J<'RIE!I/DS A"'O ( 'USTO)U:RS .\ XI> \\ E 1-n:1, n;cm R \ GED T O RFGT:\' \'-OTHER YF.\R !fi!fi ;a~t~ i::n dfh!vfi 1 t3~ 1i5 U::o:~!t:m 1 :.c-; ~ l MAY WE SEE YOU DURING THIS SALE? l , vE . \ RR INDEED G R . \ TEFPL !fi e who can demrms trate partial per- S ORT D ING formance on the 1936-1939 (wheat, !fi!fi FOR UPP UR , THE PAST YE.JR BARNEY - T.\ .. \ Pli E - EY .. \ - BOBBIE !fi!fi contract, alt.hou'th uch contract was n t sign d by th producer nor accept- ed by th Seci • ry or Agriculture... y; !fi m ~ s P~ ~n~~d~~ ;n~to ~::ii:~t ~~~!:fi!:fi!fi!:fiYi!fi!fi!fi!fi!fi!:fi!:fi!fi!:fi!:fi!:fi!:fi!fi!:fi!fi!:fi!:fi!:fi:fi!fi!fi!fi!fi!:fi!:fiYiYiYi!:fi!fi!fi!fi!:fi!fi!fi!fi!fi!fi!:fi!:fi!:fi!fi:fi!fi!:fi!fi!fi!fi!fi!fi!fi!fi!fi!fi!:fi to the m re whlcll Is an approprl- at on b '. It calls for appropriating Wallgren Rev1·ews $298,185 000 from Ule treasury !or thl" ;e purpo . wen's Assoc1atlon has udopttrl a reso lutlon oppoc.ng HR 8000 \lh!ch would remove tt. t.,x Asso•!atlor, Prc~1de'.lt Rec ds nt Ul st te ex• n !on or- D • p b) flee a.t Pullm11n ,;how that Washington a1rymen ro ems \\heat f=ers till have due about $2 .515,200 and com-hog fa.mcrs a p proxlrnat. •ly $100,000. The wheat pay m nt.s Include the last ,ha!! for the 1935 crop and pendln • payments for w. J K nu·zcn of Burlui t.on Informed nw of th is action JllSt •!· other day ancl by co•ncldencc hls ' elegrnm ar:-tv •·cl Ute .same day as the propar:nnda pamphl t i;nyJ.nir Lh~ dalry11ll ll w,,rc !Lil for the bill me farmers from the la.st half of Ule 1934 c mpliancc. Wheat payment.~ Involve oontract &lgners In 23 counties and Ute com hog p yment.s Involve farmers In 38 count! nsHERMEN PULL UP OLD ANCHOR WHILE FISHING IBy Congressman Mon C. Wallirrcnl Tho dairymen's protective 3 cent cocoanut oil excL'lC tax t., being nttack d by soap lnter!'Sts. Propaganda flooding my office at tempts to prove that evcryon<', In cluding the dairy ram=. wants the excise tax rcmoV1:d. The dairy farmer, however, Is not to be fooled. Already the Skagit County Dairy- T h is pamphlet st.1tcd that "ull In formed d.11I ymcn" an• for th,• bill b - cause they do not obJL'Ct " to the re mov'11 or the tax on 1>001> m.1k1ng olL and raw. No dairy products a rc used l.n the , oap kt ttlc." 1'he pamphlet fa.!l to mention tlu cht p oils make bu• - Coupeville can remember when II boo.t Cheap suh5t!tu tes Injure th<' da.!rymnv lost an anchor In a storm nt·ar th re' and con• . ,butc notl1ng to U1. 1 ealt l and bell ves tills Ls th• same one It 1 1 was blowmg at the time and the an- of the nit·c.n. Wlule pa!rrtmg a lurid · hor chain snapped wt.en the hool: picture or the injustice or th tax on was dropped, , oiLs us, d In soaps, no mention I nmdr of the fa t thn • soap prices have 110• decrew d. It appe ll'.S h t the prop 1- for 11:,, -O\\ In this n' H In. We c::1.rmo nd11 I meF y In th interests of ,ifford to be 1\l'J'O It now. To remo\ e the bagginess or crea:ses ,n a knit ski.rt caused f,om sltUr~. place a dnl!' p cloLh over Ulc nrca and 1 atcr prof•t.,, f.>r th so.ip I!" uu! ict th Cl". s p1>0rt , o! 11n sooo will b vc •, r ove 11' • tl <' d lry lndw ry wl.J no• be hm t UHi th t . o.1p 1>11ces w I b uwcrl'd befon• Utcy wl!l ,,,t any co s, 100th out Lhe surface. op mt.on f >m rcpre cntatlv.-s from as compared •.o a fh -i r stora <' v- Steam the c-re~se out of piled fabrics ' ch ,1s \ civet corduroys nnd d m C'tyn., by h.111°ing them m the bathroom O\'C'r 11 few mcllc o! steaming hot water tn the tub. Close t hr- door and ,..-1n do11 s tigh tly to lnerea,.o the 11mount of tcnm In the .ilr. t&,;. Al•L dy he nn on th 1t date or ~4.1~9.000 Pound,. The nail om lunt ,n .~tor~ on Jan- met to r, > 1..1ry 1 t. of Ix t yt,ar wns 47,175 000. • • Vnrn!sh should b<' u ed on printed HOUSEHOLD HINTS 1 nolcum, lxcausc wax tends to soften .. - • tho pan.t tlu t nnkes the pnnted fin ish. but \\ 1,c can be used on e!Ulcr m laid 1>r pla..n l!nolei.m. Gin rbre cl m '{ good U'l Irle- down cnko \\ Ith npplc or ptncnpplc slice In the bot~om of the klllct Qulc • < y nd ppe'l::lug. Children pn, culn••y need plenty of c 'clu:::i A st.o · of c ,le.um or pho plioru m chU,lren food means Read the Classifieds d1oppcd \\hen c t of raw m.1 :rla.l coro 11· · oil vo d as a mean Him y "dds moisture to l'OOked foods, arc on a c kc helps to keep tt from dry '1 out. ,nted grm\ h . The bones clthC'r do no~ develop, or thn become \\Cllk and fr tie md the child mny dcvC"lop rick ct. 19360213WRa 19360213WRb 19360213WRc 19360213WRd

Whidbey Record - February 13, 1936

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