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Funciona de nuevo en- Madrid Ell
Gobieno de la RepGbica E,spanola
BESIDE Guadalajara los facciosos disparan
con canones de diez pulgadas.
Manana Sc reunira ell Consejo de Ministries
de Francia

Madrid, feb 13.-La capital
de la RepGblica ha vuelto de nue.
vo a Madrid, donde hoy Sc en-
,uentra ell jefe del gobierno, d.
Juan Negrin, y varios de sus
ministries. FL retorno del gobier-
no a la ciudad mas heroica de
la Edad Moderna, 10 cOnmemo-
raron los facciosos con gran n1-
nero de disparos de artilleria
contra los districts sur y este.
Centenares de miles de ciuda-
danos buscaron refugio en- los
s6tanos a prueba de bombas
BESIDE el Guadarrama las bate
rias de los facciosos usan proyec
tiles de 10 pulgadas. Aeroplanos
de los facciosos volaron sobre la
ciudad, pero la niebla y la lluvia
les impidi6 atacar. Sobre Valen-
Ella arroi6 aver $50 bombas una
eScuadrilla de aviones it~alianos.
FL gobierno Sc propone COM
plementar las medidas tomadas
para defender a Madrid, las nue.
We provincias que la rodean y las
vidas de 8 millones de personals.
Miaja e%ierce ell mando supre
mo y los cinco ~ejercitos de la
iona central aparecen manda-
dos por ell general Manuel Ma
tallana. Todos los Delegates del
Frente Popular reiteraron su
confianza al gobierno, Ell gene
raj Miaja y los oficiales y solda-
dos republicanos.
FL general LeopoldO Menen-
DEE es ell comandante del ejerci-
to de Levante y Jesus Herman
dez ell comisario politico de los
cinco ei6rcitos. Todos los peri6-
dicos de Madrid publican el men
safe de Alvarez del Vayo, dicien
do que la RepGblica peleara has
Ia ell fin Y que la lucha Sc prolon
CARA pOr muchOs meses. FL
Frente Popular expresa confian
"a en- una victoria final. InfOr-
man de la frontera de Francia
cue sc avecina un rompimiento
entire Franco y Mussolini, su
principal mantenedor en- la que
ira civil. Mussolini demanda de
Franco que organize a Espana
en- una forma en- la cual predo-
mine la Influenza italiana, y di-
cese que ell iefe rebelde lie ha con
testaio ne~gativamente.
Temiendo un rompimiento con
Italia, es que Franco Sc vuelve
hacia Francia e Inglaterra, con
la esperanto de que estas pOten-
cias lie garanticen la victoria.
Sabese que los fascistas espa-
noles continGan realizando actos
de extrema crueldad y barbarie
en- Catalina.
Las fuerzas desembarcadas
por Franco, en- Menorca, Sc com
ponen de dos baterias de artille-
ria, IN destacamento de ingenie-
ros y dos batallones.
Cuando Negrin conferenciat
ba anteayer con el gobernador
Ricardo Mella, en- Alicante, los
facciosos bombardeaban la pO-
blaci6n. Dos barcos ingleses fue
ron hundidos en- Valencia por
las bombas de los rebeldes. Des-
de Alicante a Valencia, antes lie
pasar a Madrid, Negrin y Alva-
req del Vayo hicieron Ell viaje
por autom6vil.
Francia esta colocada en- una
situaci6n muy dificil, en- estos
momentos. No puede reconocer
a los facciosos y TODD indica que
desea la rronto termination dc
la guerra de Espaha.
Mahana Sc reunira en- Paris
81 %consejo de ministries para es-
tudiar la situaci6n.
Sabese que Chamberlain de-
sea reeonocer a los facciosos y
que " no insiste en- Ia retirada
La gaceta., 1939-02-13
UNA COMIDA EN- Ell CEN
TRIO ASTURIANO


de las directivas entrante y sa-
liente.
Acto de carino al Centre, en-
el que caja uno expres6 ell deseo
dc TRAFALGAR con ell mayor EMU
siasmo.
1arde de buena amistad, pre-
sidido por Jus,o Rodriguez, ell jo
ven Y active presidente.
Por el exito felicitamos a los
organizadores.
He aqui la lista de los asisten
ties:
JuSto Rodriguez, Roy Cotare-
10, Joe Hevia, Damaso Pelaez
Manuel del Rio, Lisardo Buria,
jose Gonzalez y Sra, Jose Con
zalez, (hijo), Larreano Perez,
ose Lopez Suarez, Luis Lopez,
Felix Menendez, Rafael Lopez,
joaquin Campo, Jesus Rodri-
guez, Angel SOlares y Sra, Gu
mersindo Gonzalez, Armando
Graino, Manuel Ballota y Sra,
Antonio Gonzalez y Sra, Sra.
Pura Garcia, Felix Garcia Y Sra.
Jesus AriaS, Manuel Alfonso,
Fernando Fuente, Angelic Gar
Ella, Eduardo Yanez, Rogelio A
lonso. Leonardo Gonzalez. Hen
ry Solares. Srta. Felisa Castro,
Srta. Mary CorraleS, Jose Co
rro, Jose Villaz6n, ForentinO
Perez, Francisco Tamargo y Sc
nora, Jose Garcia, Srta. Obdulia
Garcia, Aniceto Faza Y Sra, Jo-
Sc Alvarez, Jose Diaz, Cesareo
Alvarez y Sra, Manuel Hevia.
Manuel Luis Sanchez, Jose A.
Sanchez, Jose Menendez, Fran
cisco Lopez Vega, Saturnino NJ
Tamargo, Carlos Menendez, vi.
cente Fernandez, Nicanor Fer
nandez, Jose Alfonso BermGdez.
Adolfo de la Parte, Laureano
Garcia, Joe NJ. Aizpuru, Manuel
Aizpuru y Sra, Manuel Cote
ron, Manuel Casero, Manuel
Gonzalez y Sra, Jose Cutie
rrez, Victor Gonzalez, Fran
cisco Juan Escobio, Gerardo
Lopez, Jose Maria Fernandez
y Sra, d. Midulla, Jose Lopez.
Carter Jones, Avilio Diaz, Flo
rentino Cueto, Santiago Me-
nendez y Sra. e hija, Severino
Folgueras, Manuel Tamargo.
Jesus Martinez, Epifanio San
chez, Luis Figueredo y Sra,
Jose Berm1dez Alfonso, Jose
Alvarez, Aware Busto, Fausti-
no Gonzalez, Arsenic Buzne-
go, Nick Rodriguez, Sra. e hi
10, Jose r. Fernandez, Enri-
que Arrange, Indalecio Llama,
.Srta. Lucy Ares, Hermini Mi
guel Y Sra, Benjamin Men6n-
dez Y Sra, Leocadio Men6n-
dez y Sra, Jose Miranda, Ma
nuel Gonzalez, Baltasar Fidal
go, Rafael Garcia, Jose Alva-
rez Fernandez, Frank ROdri-
guez, Jose Tamargo, Jose Vi
LA, Patricio Perez, Rosend1
Garcia, Manuel Tuero, J. Fer
nandez, Ceferino Lopez, Bal
domero Fernandez, Jose San
tome. Jose Abad, Arturo Blan-
co, Jose Alvarez Alvarez, Sc
vero Cienfuegos, D. hi Maggie
e hijo, Alberto Reyes, Arsenic
Perez, Benjamin Blanco, jose
Braulio Lopez, Carlos
Men6ndez Jr., Francisco L6-
PEI Gonzalez, Vicente Guaste
la Y Sra, Srta. Josefina Guas-
tella, Srta. Mary Guastella y
Ramon Rodriguez.
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La Asamblea Legislative de
la India acord6 reitrar sv de-
legaci6n, la representation dc
los hinddes, de la ridiculizada
Sociedad de Naciones. Mott
vos: "Que la Liga no hace cum
plir sus poderes punitivos e In
g~laterra contraviene en- Pales-
tina articulos del %convenio que
Sc refieren al mandate .... y
abiertamente desprecia los
sentimientos de la India.
Tisns IN Inconvenience csc
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Ell ejercito de la Rep1blica
no sc rendira al enemigo, a los
traidores, y peleara hasta Ell
fin.
Jose Miaja y sus herticos
companeros, obedecen 6rdenes
del Gobierno de Negrin, no del
Presidente.
Pero ell Presidente Sc man.
tiene en- su puestO, a pesar de
que desea la paz.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13

Ell C6nclave de Cardenales
nombrara un nuevo Papa.
Los hombreS liberales de-
mundo esperan que no sea es-
cogido Ell aleman Shuldte, a
quien Sc describe por los bien
informados como un fascista
o semifascista.
iSeria un honor para la lyle
STA cat6lica la election de un
Papa norteamericano!
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acuerdo, para Que pueda en-
trar en- vigor, que debe ser an
ties sancionado por ell Virrey....
V ell Virrey no firmara.
Los hindues, amigos de la Els
pana republican,, continuaran
su lucha contra ell opresor bril-
tanico.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13

La rifa en- re William Green
v John L. Lewis no ha termi-
nado todavia.
Nosotros tenemos la espe-
rama de que los jefes de las
dos grandes organizaciones pc
sen bien su responsabilidad y
entierren ell "hacha de que
ira"
Mientras ellos rinen, los ira
bajadores pierden terreno.
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Congratulated a la direct'-
va del Centre Espanol, la en-
trante y la s%aliente, por su al
muerzo fraternal de aver. en-
ell Columbia"
Voces unidas en- una misma
finalidad, 10 mismo que las vo
luntades y los esfuerzos.
Obra de concordis, construc
tiva. beneficiosa para todos.
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10 QUE OTROS DICEN
Y 70 COMEN1O
POr Jose r. Sdnfeliz

I'm Dictator" goza de mu-
chos privilegios. Como mues-
ira de esos privilegios, lean 10
que dice ell notable escritor
Gerhard Hirschfeld.
"Mussolini es un firme ere
yente en- la teoria de las razas;
|-(desde que Adolfo Hitler Sc
INTRODUCE .dentro de SUI vidal.
He aQui su modo de pensar,
sobre las razas y consciencias
raciales en- 1882, con ell nota-
bic cambio de ideas en- ell ano
1888, que aparecen en- letras
italicas:
"Decia en- 1932:-Raza es
un sentimiento, no una reali-
dad"
dice en- 1888 Las razas
humans existen."
1932.-"Yo jamas creer6,
que la pureza de un raza pue-
da ser probada biol6gicamen-
tie.
1938-"La raza es puramen
tie una realidad biological. Exis
ten muy grandes y existen muy
pequehas razas."
l932.-"Una raza pura no
existe va. Los Judios en- ST mis-
mos, no han permanecido pu-
ros."
1938.-"ItSlia es de purisi-
ma razA Ariana. Por mil amos
Italia no ha sido invadida. Por
10 tSnto, existe una raza tia
llama"
'1932.-"El nacionalismo
puede marchar, sin ell deliriO
de la consciencia racial"
1938.-"Ha llegado la bora
de que Italia Sc convierta en-
pensadors de la raza."
1932.-"La fuerza Y belle
"a de una nacio6n son, sin du-
da alguna, ell resultado de
una dichosa mezcla."
1938.-"Los hechos sobre-
salienteS, carscteristicos de la
razs itAliAna, deben de permS
necer intRctos."
Isl, ST, senior! Mussolini es
un firme creyente en- la teoria
de la raza-llo es de verdad?
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res nombrados por los Tribuna.
les Federalss Y sUa eueatas,
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TODD clio es muy natural,
Mussolini tiene ell privilegio
de zanzibar de ideas, como to-
do hijo de vecino. Pero en- es-
te case, la "Liga de Naciones,"
tiene mucha culpa de TODD
ESQ. Cuando 10 de Utopia lie
dijeron: LA Liga actuara con
ira usted".- tQue ha
hecho la Liga? Y esas vacila-
clones y cobardias de la Liga
de Naciones, es la que ha trail
do esa serie de desastres para
los paises democraticos, y ha
dadO fuerzas envalentonando
a los dictadores de Europa, a
pensar, decir y hReer, 10 que
les venga en- ganas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
PuyaIIup Quint
Will Challenge

Puyallup Totems, ranking gum
tet of the Valley division of the
Western Washington league. have
taken up the challenge. they in
formed Al Hodges. Tacoma dis
trict basketball ajordomo. yes
terday.
The Totems told Hodges they
are anxious to play the Tacoma
City league champions for the
right to enter the Northwest
A. A. U. tourney in Seattle in late
February.
II no other challengers appear
on the scene the ambitious Puyal-
lup squad will play the Tacoma
titlists around February %.
So far this year tho Totems
have won nine games and lost
four. Two defeats were by
four points on foreign floors,
one was An overtime three
point loss 10 Buckley Mer-
chants and one a sizeablc set
back at Auburn.
Members of the Totem squad
are Al Dahlberg. Puyallup high
school coach and team manager;
Leo Svob da, Frank Svoboda.
George Geller, Eugene Amey, Bob
Failor. Lawrence Munizza, Bob
Scheyer and Clarence Mitchell.
Chic Hogan is the sponsor
The Northwest committee re-
serves the right to reject team
If they believe there is stronger
team In this district. This oc-
CURED two years ago when Wheel
er Osgoods. not a league team.
was invited TO the tourney. and
it may occur again this year as II
Is understood that Al Libke, man
ager of the transforming Ait
Heidelbergs is putting in a bid
direct to the Seattle committee.
All teams in organized leagues
in Pierce county are eligible to
enter the County Class A, y and
c tournaments, the deadline filing
date being Feb. Is.
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Ii ID w l. L II e.

Broadway alley women. meanwhile
sneaked zap into tie for fret plare
BY winning three points from Ice
Delivery, The broadway team and
the stauoncrt have each won IL
points and iost six
Results OF the other matches were
shanh-fllison iAngrland on o,
Western Furnaces :. Royal Arcanum
/ Jordan's nread !. Wardrobe Clean
ers l. Arctic Bottlers 4 shaughneasy
Cafe o. Biil's Tavern 4 Poatoffics o
Jean leonards iitterbugn 2 Redmen
!. cammafAno Brothers !, Hooker !
Lanseland Furnaces ,. ssth street
In addition 10 the scores men
toned. other high totals were Mel
Pennington hTl George ufisch AAn
Fat Person SH3. Mel Relmsr 6Ai. How
ard Bailey sou
High score IN the City Employees
league was turned In by Larry Hove
who rolled nice ses total AT An
COVE was not FAR behind with $50
Thr Health Department team OF tho
City Employees league. oo-champion
with Hub Ciothiers of the lg9a Cts
association tournament will seek the
1899 title, Captain Grant FrkmAn
announced today. Members Of tho
team are Captain fckman. Art An.
Cove, Walt Bergt Jim Cole ana vern
Modiin
Additional entries in the city tour
nament Tuesday brought the number
OF teams In the tourney 20 81 Teams
filing included Big Bad Wolf. Carl
non -McCallum Royal Arcanum.
Sherwin Williams, cammarauo Broth
ers No, 2, and 36th Street club
Teams have until Saturday 20 file
their entrieA, Secretary Vance Me
Clnre has announced Doubles and
singles entries may be made NJ a
later date The tournament. which II
handicap meet Is scheduled 20 start
the weekend Of February 40. with
doubles ana singles BEING rolled the
following weekend. More than so
teams are expected To enter before
closing time Saturday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

Louise Wahlers. captain Of Roy
Aroher's Confectionery bowling
team. missed the coveted 600 mark
by single pin in league play at
the Broadway alleys Tuesday. reg
istering 500 for the highest total
of $50 bowlers of two big pin
leagues. Her games We're 203. 1856
and 30.
Three OF the feminine stars of
the Commercial league were out
standing. Besides Mrs. Wahlers'
fine score. there was 5s7 by
Doris Malesl<y for the Langeland
Oil team, and $50 by Erma Mus
selman for Broadway alleys
The high single game Of the
matches was turned In by Mel
Reimer. Of the SSth street
club, who registered 226 In one
of his games. High single
turned In by the women shoot
ers was Mrs. Maiesky's 22s.
Bertha Mccormick rolled n
30. Cy Wilson 2es and Pop
Jelusich 22I for other high
single games.
II was a bad night for the lead.
ing teams OF the Commercial cir
cult. The Stationers. who had been
breezing along with a lot Of sue
cess, found themselves checked by
Roy Archer's team. and they lost
three points. The 3sth Street Club
team. Hooker Electrochemicals
and Shaughnessy Cafe. trailing the
Stationers In the order named.
each lost three points to their
respective rivals.
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The a" battle for fifth
place went TO Rybins on
forfeit. Reeses BARRIERS floored
only three men. The two
clubs will meet again Thurs
day night.
American Lake defeated Oak
land in "B" fifth place battle, 80
to Il, while Community House
continued TO master Burnett
Brothers, As to 80, in third posi-.
tion match.
Schedule for Thursday night $
games is: Commercial "A" league
First place. Gilt Top at Dupont
high school, S o'clock. third place.
Valleys va South Tacoma at Sta
dunn girls 9 o'clock; fifth place,
Reeses BARRIERS VS., Ryhins at Sta
dunn boys. S o'clock.
Commercial "B" - first place.
Archers Confectionery VS.. BNai
Birth at Stadium boys. o'clock:
third place, Community House VS..
Burnett Brothers at Stadiu
girls, S o'clock; fifth place. Oak
land VS.. American Lake at Sta
dunn girls. o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Louis and Roper
In Los Angeles

Los ANGELES-Joe Louis will
Los Angeles this spring against
defend" his heavyweight title in
Lost Angeles this spring against
ancient Jack Roper, it was an
nounced today, and we're warning
you folks out in California to get
TO your seats early for that one
Joe. as you may have heard,
has adopted new policy
Finish 'em quick" The bell
rang only once in his last two
defenses. against Max Schmel-
ing and John Henry Lewis.
And the boys along cauliflower
alley, after looking up yellowed
record books and finding that
Roper is a trial horse" from Ro-
anoke, Va, who has been fighting
for Is years. predicted Joe's sixth
defense of the title would be the
same.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Ski Weather

STAMPEDE SKI BOWL-Tem-
perature of 10 degrees; one inch Of
new snow; total OF 81 inches; snow
dry; calm, with scattered clouds !;
skiing very good.
MONAD LAKE - Temperature
OF two degrees; one inch of new
snow; total of 80 inches: snow dry
and powdery; calm. with scattered
clouds; skiing excellent.
MARTIN LODGE-Tempera-
ture of eight degrees; one inch Of
new snow; total OF 72 inches; snow
dry and fast; calm, with scattered
clouds: skiing excellent.
PARADISE VAL l. + Y-Road
open TO Narada Falls; chains re-
quired at Longmire; shuttle bus
service now operating: tempera-
ture of nine degrees; three inches
Of new snow; total of 1876 inches !;
overcast. with east wind; snow
dry; skiing fair.
MI. BAKER LODGE - X o a d
open to lodge; snow on road from
glacier to lodge; chains required;
temperature Of II degrees; no new
snow; total of 1876 inches; scat
tered clouds; snow dry; skiing
good.
SNOQUALMIE PAS S-North
Bend to EastOn, compact snow on
road from Is miles west of sum-
init to Easton; temperature Of Is
degrees; two inches Of new snow;
total of 80 inches; broken clouds; ;
skiing good.
PARK JUNCTION - Snow on
road from Park Junction TO Enum-
claw; chains required; tempera-
ture Of Is degrees; one-half inch
Of new snow; broken clouds.
CAYUSE PASS-Total of 1870
inches: skiing fair.
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pinned by Milton TIaa ~. Tins
1.sg
I2b-ponnds- Oe9zr 4ofisobi ~
pinned BIZ BsBuicter -. Time
] 81
i2b-pounda Arnold Hansen 81
NOu ~ q fall over Pete i<bert ~
Time j 30
1876 -poundS--Ciay Garlork ~ de .
cinioued George Iwhsifi ~
i3S-pounds George Davis fhi won
by decision over Ted kirpseEi -
i4b-pounds Hal Hiidsfnan ~
pinned Leland Merz ~
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Ennis Squad LutheranS Next
Wins Contest Face Bellin6ham

Jimmy Ennis buckley Noun.
taineers beat iighline Pirates.
7s-2t. ut Auburn Tuesday night 10
taxi. the Puget Sound conference
first half ribbon.
Gene ELSE and Jack Ross, two
nifty little oagers. worked the
Pirates In the baekeouFt, checking
their opposing forwards 10 no
points. working the ball around
tirelessly. reientlessly and surely
making the setup for another
basket. They were the stars,
More than thousand Puget
Sound fans crowded into Auburn's
gym to see the piayoff game. .
game In which no team ever led
by more than four points,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
huskies-cougars
On Hoop Program

SEATTLE - The University OF
Washington Huskies wound up
training today for their basketball
series with Washington State col
lege this weekend which will de-
eide the state championship and
second place in the northern divis-
ion, Pacific Coast conference race.
Coz c h Hec Edmundson said
Capt. George Ziegenfuss. Harry
Lockhart and Dave Dobson were
i'll but only Dobson was sick
enough to send 10 the infirmary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
BY HENRY MLEMoRE

United fre>S >taN correspondent
Los ANGELES wonder. IL by
,~raznee. Herbert Bayard Swope
read "Donoghue Up before he
criticized American horse racing
methods in an interview with the
New York press the other day.
Because in "Donoghue Up" the
recently published autobiography
Of England's greatest jockey. little
Steve Donoghue finds the same
things wrong with the sport on
this side that Swope. chairman Of
the New York state racing COM
mission, outlined in his interview.
Swope took stand against the
preponderance OF short races
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q American tracks with their
concrete like base under LAYER
q top dressing. and Steve found
the same objection. lie says IN
hls book that before he came over
70 ride payrsiS In the match race
Nth xey that ~ rs warned q
The ubyleldlng surfaces on this
SIDE Of The Atlantic
That both New Works. head
commissioner snd the English
rider are right in their objection
10 he short races. tremendous
pace and hard tracks In this coun-
trY Is horne out by ihc distressing
number ~ fine horses. especially
two. yeAr-oids. that ne lose each
year
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hot" and when the final whistle
sounded they wrFs sut IN froas
ny SIN paints. three hssksts
Tho game Friday might will -
eunfcrruss svrnf
coaeh r'iiff oisau has b~eu wosh.
Ing hss Liith~rsHs 1t . fast eitp
fse~nsiy and reposss thSm IN top
form
One ~ the Lutheran lntsA-murAi
teams and tbs Central tsstk~sAne
~ q Tacoma church isNaDe VIII
play tbs opener IT o'rtcek.
Tho main svrnt gets away II .
e'riork.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
DupOnt.ArC
Win City Tits

Dupont A. C. staged a thrilling
rally last night to exc out a IS to
"a victory over Gilt Top in the
first of a best two out of three
games series for the Commercial
A basketball league championship.
Archer's had too much finish for
BNai Birth and captured the
Commercial b" title opener. "a
to % in the Stadium gym Tues
day night.
In the battle for third place in
the "A" loop South Tacoma cap
tured the first leg. Valleys did
not show for the game. Valleys
will appear however, Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

You can name ~ the fingers n
yeuF two hands the American own.
srs who are in ths game for the
<rort II ". who genuinely love
horses and would ~; eufsngrr a
thoroughbred for ne sake " =
purse OF the glory that goes vith
The winning 81 hlK stake
is swell b that pcncghue
winner ~ six pefhss haa writes.
sheesfull ~ anecdotes about great
sreFtsmen and great horses
lie rates the late Mag
George ' ss enc af the ke~e.
est stasir.t. NJ rse,aK Ne eser
knew, . man vhe.e Eyes msss-
~ not fh~ sftxhfest detail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

Pacific Lutheran hashetcers face
one Of their traditional rivals Fri
day night on the FARMLAND finor.
That club win be ihs iscIlinx ham
Nofmals WIN. earlier IN the rs
son. defeated the I..thsrens in .
hard fought, sensational game
Al that time tho score was 80
all with only ON. minute 10 play.
Then tho fseillnsham boys went
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unfriend|y Ice
Teams to Clash

Having shown unfriendly atti-
tudes whenever they faced each
other on the ice, Medosweet Dairy
and Alt Heidelberg hockey fives
meet in the feature game of the
City league twin bill at the Lake
wood arena tonight.
The opener between Cammarano
Brothers and Griffin Fuel will get
under way at 1880 o'clock, with
the main game following immedi-
ately.
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going full speed for the first few
furlongs. but could not see the
animals keeping up that terrific
bat the whole way 4 horse has
10 have a hreather in a race. that
is Il the owner thinks anything Of
him and does not want him ruined.
| looked about me and expected 10
see some 81 the Jockeys taking q
steady At their horse. but saw no
sign Of IL
They kept up this heart.hreak.
Ing gallop ! was sure something
would crack soon 50 I pulled my
horse back ever so slightly TO give
him an easer But | could feel
that the horse did not understand
wha, l was doing 70 him. | had
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Seabiscuit Goes
ToPost TOMORROW
SANTA ANITA PAKk. CaL

. SANTA ANITA PAKk, Cal. -
Charles w. Towards Seabiscuit.
greatest race horse In training In
the country, will make his 1899
debut in the feature race. sixth on
the card and 81 900 allowance
affair. at Santa Anita park to-
morrow.
The Biscuit will be joined at the
post by War Minstrel. = horse
which beat him last year at Ar
lington park. War Minstrel will
carry Carl Biermsn al ia pounds.
Msrica. a mare, IN 10 carry Bobby
Dotter al 1l3. The Biscuit. with
no boy as yet. was listed for l2s
pounds up.
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and that hut for M gsnsblla9
and csrea~lnx ~ would knve
h~eu the greatest ever - knve
= l~x Mp n snr~.
Sloan could 40 anything with
: hofr~.~ sfeve writes NE wAe
fnnd 81 them and they understood
him. ~ hsd wonderful hNlane>.
beautiful hansie and wse : mar
veiaus nudge n pace. Nuf SinAn
sas = gambler. = horn xAmbler.
and ms mad xAnhlsna wss she
final cause ~ his ruin
II you own horses. ~ 1--we
horses ~ past bel On them. yrasu
flntifind swell reading il ~hcnc-
xhuc TIP