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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

Leo r. Tompkins freight rate
clerk in the Portland headquarters
Of the Union Pacific railroad. has
been promoted to chief clerk in the
eompany's Tacoma offices. 1t was
announced today by A. f. Ed
monds. assistant traffic manager.
Fred Madsen, whom Tompkins
succeeded here. has been promoted
10 the position OF tariff inspector
for the northwest district with
headquarters in Portland
Tompkins began his railroading
with the d. &. r. G. railroad in
Colorado in 1910 and has had well
rounded experience In both the
operating and traffic depart
ments, including service as a local
freight agent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
TRIO TO FACE
new CHARGES
3 Tacomans Brought
Back From Monroe
in Theft Case

Three youths who were returned
10 Tacoma from Monroe reforma-
tory where they We're under sen
tenee 10 serve "a years for at.
tempted burglary faced additional
charges Tuesday after confesslng
10 Sheriff Biorkmnd theft Of beer
truck and 20 eases OF beer last
Feb. is.
The youths. Wallace johnson.
L, Of kRmloops. +. c.. Chester
Slade. 10. OF Pore So. sth st. and
Leonard Grout. 10. Of ait Ia. Sa,h
st.--were returned from the state
institution to Tacoma late Monday
by deputy sheriifs
Grout and Sladc last January
entered pleas OF guilty before Pre-
siding Judge J. NJ. Phillips To sec.
ond degree burglary charges IN
connection with breaking into the
Mountain tavern. Judge phillip.
deferred sentences for a period Of
20 days, explaining that II the pair
kept out OF trouble they would be
given suspended terms.
Reformatory Terms
Grout, Slade and johnson. ac.
eording to Undersheriff Knowles,
were taken into custody in Chclan
county two weeks ago and after
entering pleas Of guilty to attempt.
ed burglary, were given terms Of
a years each in the refofmatory.
johnson was suspected of be.
ing implicated in theft OF truck
belonging 10 the Arctic Bottline
works, which was stolen from a
parking lot at So 23d and Fawcett
ave. early IN January. Judge
Phillips ordered Johnson returned
TO Tacoma with Grout and Slade
Gets Confessions
Questioned by Sheriff Bjorklund.
the trio Tuesday assertedly con.
fessed theft OF the truck and also
20 cases of beer from the vehicle.
Grout and Slade were to be
taken before Judge Phillips dur
ng the afternoon to be sentenced
on the tavern burglary charge.
while Johnson was TO be arralrned
Tor theft Of the truck.
Asked by the sheriff what be-
came of the 30 cases Of beer. the
trio declared they sold nine cases
and had a little party" during
which they consumed the remain
ing ii cases Of quart bottles OF
beer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Gets Sl25 Fine
As Drunk DriUer

After entering a plea OF guilty
TO charge of operating a motor
vehicle while under the influence
of intoxicants. George Romenesko.
81, Of Elbe, was fined 1928 and
costs by Justice Clarence Layton
Tuesday. His drivers license was
ordered suspended for a period OF
one year. Romenesko was ar
rested last Saturday night on the
Tacoma-Seattle highway. near Fife
intersection. by State Patrolman
Bert Overholt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

rtttf.ADg1.rWlA = rcsmnpi fnr
rfsreh |. American rssiessflnn ~
Hosiery Workers. announced friday
th< uninn wosslt appeal - the ~
eFsue sssart. u necessary. from
District iussre wliiism ~ kivt-
patrick. nrsser that II must pay
AreS Hosiery ca sTit.pas@ fw
damages Incurred during = ts.day
sss-dswa strike IN ipas.
rhe Judgment against the Can.
kress ~ Industrial oraanfsntlrs
VAS unprecedented rhe mry
awarded ssss 40 ~ damages ard
Judge ksssrasrssk ssirist TIE sun
ss penalty provsasd un<ssr shs
sherman antitrust ct. a. mcstOa
AZ company counsel. TIE company
originally hAa sssed fcs more ihsn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
H + X E'S MORE ABOUT
KING CHAU dies
STARTS on PAGE ONE

died of fractured skull. His
brain was lacerated.
The king was driving one of his
own cars near the palace at 1870
last night. when he lost control
and crashed into an electric light
pole. He did not regain conscious
ness.
The council OF ministers pro-
claimed the accession of King
Ghazi's only son as His Majesty
King Faisall IL The council also
appointed Amir Abdul Ilah, uncle
of the four-year-old monarch. to
act as regent, in accord with the
wish expressed by King Ghszi and
testified to by statement the
queen made to the council"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
fine FIVE TRUCK CO.'S

OLYMPIA $3.50 Thu state public
service department today assessed
fines Of $500 against trucking
firms In the state for failure 10
charge legal rates. cSonry Transs
fer Co. Tacoma. drew = 800 fine.
Eyres Transfer 4 Warehouse Co.
Seattle. 300; North End Auto
Freight. Seattle. 1900. Eessr' For.
~arding a Distributing Co. he.
attic. 800. Eekert Transfsf Co.
Seattle, 1900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

gett. treasurer. /. ~ Flood. tier,
and Arno Redlieh. trustee for tho
five=year term.
Kenneth Hurnhsm. who 10 dis
trict deputy grand exalted ruler
Of Washington southwest. will be
Installing officer.
Following the installation eere-
monies. Hodgert will announce
several appointments for the COM
ing year, They viii include stand
ing committees and the offices 81
csquircs. inner guard and chaplain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Tdcondn Sued For
Sl2,5W DAMAGES

Three men who sA, IN car
parked on the shoulder ~ high.
way entering Seattle city limits
filed suit IN superior court Tues
day against ]. 9. Gardner. TIA.
coma. for injuries aEsertedly re-
eelvcd when the defendants ma.
chine crashed into the rear Of
the parked vehicle.
Plaintiffs seek total Judgment
Of $1,000. contending they sui.
fered painful and serious injuries
when the accident occurred last
Feb. D.
Gilbert Lobdell asks judgment
81 81 900 against Gardner. willis
Edward Pratt seeks 81 800 and
his brother. Elmer Pratt. wants
50 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
WOMAN BATTLES THIEF

CLEVELAND, o. - Miss Hilda
Misch wrapped her purse in
newspaper as a precaution against
purse snatchers. Suddenly man
ran up to her. appeared baffled
when he couldn't find any purse.
Then | just screamed and
screamed. and he went away" said
Miss Misch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

Ire l.. Hodgcrt will be installed
n exalted ruler of Tacoma lodge
No. Ia. II. +. o. r, when that
body meets In the Elks temple
Wednesday night He will sue
coed NJ. Stanley Frdshl.
Other officers 10 he installed
arc as follows: John II. Cochran.
leading knight; Kenneth NJ. Ken
nell. loyal knight: Charles J Wei.
Ter. lecturing knight; Erling o
Johnson. secretary. Walter Liz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
DIVORCE ACTIONS

\ suit for diyofc. has been
started In superior court BY Olan
=. against Fern Davis Inter
iocut0ry DEGREES have been grant
81 10 George J. a. from Ruby
Greinsf and 10 Amy from J. N.
Stewart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Eczema Itching
Here's Quick Ease and ComfOrt

Go to any first-class druggist today
and get an original bottle OF clean
powerful. penetrating Moone's Emer-
aid Oil and apply a few drops over
the affected area
The itching torture is quickly
soothed and you'll find there's MOTH
ing better to relieve the distressing
soreness OF most externally caused
skin troubles. Moone's Emerald OIL
Is greaseless does not stain. promotes
healing. Money cheerfully refunded.
II not satisfied
Payless Drug Store; Crown Drug
Company; Owl Drug Stores. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
MRS. WILKINSON
STRICKEN HERE

Mrs Mary NHktHsre. -
widow ~ Rnt~rf W wikfrsen.
sssd Monday At hrr hetne. 1904 No,
tninn ave she had lived IN Ia.
cnFns "A years ard vas q member
% Msson Methodist church and
Fern chapter. q " 4 Surviving
are q daughter. Mrs. Mae nrsd.
bury ~ fremerfnn, tWa scns. For.
rest l. ~ Arcadia. Calf, and
Mathew n ~ Long Reach. Calf
two brothers. r. A. crr~ ~ r..
coma and Henry n cruss ~
Marietea. NJ u. ard five grant
children. fNiasrsi announcement,
~ MeliinseT
Nri~r' AtirS
Richard Stuart Allen. gnfsn; sna
az Mr. and Mr.. Richard Alien,
i5ts 20. 9TH 81. died gn . lncsi
hospital Tuesday. Resides his
parents he leaves . sister. cynthls
Lynne Alien. ard bis grandparents
Mr.. ard Mrs \ ". Alien ~ Ia.
coma. Mrs Hssni Ogle ~ Tacoma
and Mrs W W. Watts ~ 10. An.
keies Private services were held
a, aso 2. N. Tuesday At the Lynn
chapel, with burial IN Mountain
View cemetery.
MRS. jaws woops
Mrs. susan Woods. "a. ~ fnas
So. seth ST.. died In . iorai hoe.
ritai Monday night. A native 81
Ontario. shs had lived here "a ycars
and was . member az tho Altar
societies Of ST Anns and Hnly
Rosary churches and the Ladies
Nsstholic Benefit association. sur.
vlslnK arc her husband. Jsmss. and
three sons. Charles and Bernard
Woods and Jane. Lynch ~ ias
Angeles. Funeral announcement
by Piper
ANpw.As' u.sexxnr
Andress Lseksri, ~. died Mon.
day night ~ his home. ssis No. X
81. he WAS a member az the Issth.
Gran church, Surviving are two
sons. Andrew 90 Seattle. and Peter
81 rscoms. two daughters. Mrs
G. Hynie and Mrs J. Wick. seven
grandchildren and two great.
grandchildren. Funeral announce.
msnt by sinrlie.
nsar nupisy
nert Dudley, 81, resident ~
Graham for 10 years, died IN
Tacoma hospital Monday. Ito came
10 Washington 20 years ago from
Iowa. lie leaves his wife, Annie
a daughter, Mrs. Naomi Martin ~
Graham: q brother, Archie. Of
No. Dakota, q sister. Mira, Iva
Jewell 81 No. Dakota, and three
grandchildren. Funeral announce
ment by wnElcy and Clements,
puysllup.
FUNERAL sE.vicEs
Mrs. uorscnse u. 0lick--wcd.
nesday. J p. m. st Buckley. Kings.
in charge of Olympic Rcbokah
lodge and Rev A. ". N. ketiner,
burial In Mountain View cemetery
Mrs. Ironora D.. Dennis---wod-
nesdsy. ii3o p. m, At Buckley.
Kings. Rev. Holland y. Burr Of
nciating
Thomas ftorcnee--We inrsday, q
. m. ai the Cassidy and Allen
chapel. Rev. r. II. Mofilnnis off,
cisting. burial In Mountain View
cemetery.
Mrs. Caroline ". priersoa ---
Wednesday, 7ib y. m. At the Nell
niger chapel, Rev. o. n Running
burial In Mountain
View cemetery
Mrs. Hilda susan Chisholm $50
Wednesday. $50 p. m, at Christ
Episcopsi church. Rev Sidney r
James officiating burial in Taco.
ma cemetery, The body will lis
IN state At MsllinErr's chapel un-
~ the cortsge leaves At aib .. m.
Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
$711,OOO Sit>Dosvn Suit Lost
By CIOUnion; Plan Appeal

"a ma M. hus thnt w. rets>ee<1
70 Sss7 ~ during fhe trial whDeh
ended isst night,
Tn Ap~x serste hegnn Nay =
1877. and workers nrctpte5 tn
plant nntii lime -. iwe Days nffer
ire O. a circuit eeart ~ eppeals
cf<>er<si tn hasit<iiux vxoate<1
Company witn<enea inejualn4
she president. Wstnam neeywv. ses-
tined "a IN i1-dAy trial inat fne
ssrtheys wv>ehes6 Aeue ~ ~ equip
meHt N ~ poane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

the Philippine islands. Hong Kong.
Straits Settlements and Dutch
East Indies will be slowed here be-
ginning Wednesday by the klsse-
ness lines motorship Granville.
which In scheduled 10 load At the
Centennial and spcrry Touring
mills.
In coastwise trade. the Lake
Frances was working at shaffer
No. ? Tuesday. the Tcsada will
tic at Port piers Wednesday for
lumber, and the Point san Pablo
Of the Mccormick line II listed for
arrival at Mccormick dock We'd
nesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

uas psss Il liuhsrlne kiIled -
dsschp l1y5a2 over M1eUuS1
one.seush ~ H. laNd n CntnN
b eoversA - eeNetsseo 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
WITHDRAW aEsiGNATIoN

Northwest agents 81 the Luck.
enbaoh Steamship Co. have re-
ccived word that the company has
withdrawn It's resignation from
the Intcrcostai steamship Freight
association, which was To have
become effective April "a.
Iuckenbach and American
Hawaiian. two OF the largest
intercoastal shipping com
panies. announced their re-
signation from the conference
recently In protest against
alleged rafe-cufting by non
nprmDcr lines.
A short time later, the Y. n.
maritime commission announced IL
would make n thorough study Of
intereoastal shipping practices. the
first hearing being scheduled for
April II. The Luokenhaoh an.
nounoement said "one Of the prin.
cipal objects OF It's resignation has
been accomplished By the instlgs.
ton Of investigation
ships IN port sAlaeis and Hslsn
Aaru, Port piers Lake Frances shat
Ter No 2 tasfholm Baker dock
ships due Wednesday syliianssf
and TsAada. Port piers Point San
Pablo Mccormick dock Granville.
mills
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

Andress Lseksft, ~. died Mon
day night ~ his home. ssis sa. X
81, lie WAS a member az the Luth-
Gran church. Surviving are two
sons. Andrew % Seattle. and Peter
81 Tscoma. two daughters, Mrs
G. Hynie and Mrs J. Wick. seven
grandchildren and two great.
grandchildren. Funeral announce.
ment by atnrlie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
Road to Unite Yakima Park
And hanabecosh Next Year

Opening of East Side road be-
tween Ohanapecosh and Yakima
park next spring will signal COM
pletion of the first connecting link
of park roadways in Mount Rainier
National park.
Work on this 13.7-mile road,
which traverses the western base
of the Cascades within the park,
started in 1882 and will have cost
s1,400, 900 when finished and sur
faced with oil-macadam. Whereas
present park roads penetrate the
serve from four corners only to
terminate at developed areas, the
new road will make possible en-
trance at the northeast park or
ner, a trip along the east side of
the park and exit from the south
east park corner.
Visitors next summer will be
able to visit Yakima park (Sun-
rise). Tipsoo lakes and Ohanape-
Gosh Hot Springs while traversing
Alb miles of oil = macadamized
roads in the north and east Sec
tons of the park. Chinook pass
c~ross-state highway passes through
the northeast park corner and
serves as an approach road from
east and west. Another state
which leads to Ohanape-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26

In a statement Issued Saturday.
DIR. T. n. Todd. president Of the
College Of Puget Sound. announced
appointment OF two new members
Of the faculty. Or. Paul II. Means
joins the English department and
also win assist the president In the
field. Il. T. Short. Tacoma Jews
paper man. will be instructor In
journalism.
DR.. Means comes 10 the college
with q distinguished record ~ an
educator and executive. His edu-
cstional background includes work
at Columbia university. Oxford
and In Germany. For several years
he has occupied an important
place In the educational activities
of the Methodist church and In the
Orient. lie recently arrived In Ta-
coma from MADAM. sumstra. He
head Of the Methodist Boys
school at Medan and also officiated
as editor of the Malaysia Messen-
ger. Singapore. official organ Of
the Methodist church.
MI. Short has had many years
experience in the newspaper field,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
DISCOUNTED REVIEW
AT FORT MONDAY

FIT. LEWIS - Major General
Walter c. Sweeney. commanding
Fort Lewis and the Sd Division,
has announced that a dismounted
review Of the entire Fort Lewis
garrison will be held at the fort
Monday afternoon. The review.
which IL scheduled to begin at
4:30 D. m, will be held on the inner
parade ground at the fort. near
the q1st Division monument.
General Sweeney has extended
an invitation TO the public TO visit
Fort Lewis and attend the cere-
monies. Military police will be on
duty to direct visitors to the parade
ground.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26

GIG HARBoR-Members Of the
Christian Endeavor society Of the
Memorial Presbyterian church Of
Gig Harbor are rapidly completing
plans for the Young Peoples rally.
to be held September I to ;. ineiu-
sive, on the peninsula. Stuart
kimbail Il general chairman In
charge Of arrangements for the
expected registration Of 200 young
people from King. kitsap and
Pierce counties. Featured speakers
will be Frank Sheldon Of the Phila-
delphia Theological seminary and
Bernie Ramn Of Seattle. both Of
whom have been active at the
sammamish Bible camp this sum-
mer.
Miss Anna Mary viahovich and
Miss Branka Bujscich were honor
guests Wednesday at a surprise
party held at the home of Miss
Eunicc NORM. The party was held
to observe Miss Bujacich's BIRTH
day and to say farewell TO Miss
vlahovich. who leaves soon TO spend
the winter at San Pedro. The
guest list included the Misses Mary
and Frances Bujacich. Joey Hin.
Marguerite Kath. Marion furatich.
Eva Ross. Eunice Norm. Mary and
Mile Lovrovich and the honor
guests.
DIR. and Mrs. r. @. Gilbert and
Beverly and Florence.
returned from 4 weeks vaca-
ton trip.
The Lions club will hold q no.
host dinner at 7 p. m. Monday as
a feature OF Ladies' night, and a
white elephant sale" with +. N.
Perkins the auctioneer. at the
Lions den. DIR. s. Russ Denzler
and the president. John b. Ffnholm,
have charge. Of the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26

both in the editorial and sdvertis-
Ing departments. NJ was the first
city editor Of The Tacoma Times
when the paper was established IN
December. 1908. and returned to
The Tines stan six years axa.
In announcing The appointments.
DR.. Todd said.
1T IL with extreme qualification
that we welcome DIR. Means 10 the
faculty Of the College Of Puget
Sound. He comes 10 10 with .
broad educational background and
q ~successful experience. His study
In Europe and his work under the
auspices Of the Methodist church
In the Orient give him an outlook
on world affairs that 10 particularly
valuable In these times.
In Mr.. Short we have . we'll
known Newspaper nan who viii
be able 10 give students IN the
department Of journalism the hsne-
fit Of many years practical expert
ence. He also viii be faculty rep
resentative and advisor on the
stAffs Of the college publications
and VIII direct tho school publicity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Applications for marriage "
csnsss have been received by
County Auditor y. Clifford Davis
from Lyle william Morton, -. and
Dorothy Elizabeth Best. ~. Ts-
coma. Leland Philip Hsin. 81. and
Iva Margaret Fenton. -. Tacoma
Thomas c. Drake. Is. and Leah r.
Jacobson. 70. Tacoma; Howard
Vincent Judson. "a, and B~rnlce
Jean Osborne. 20. Tseoms. Edward
z. Gray. q. Portland. and Rachael
Faith Brown. 1cs Tacoma. Carl
Hartley Johnson. 20. PayaIiap. and
Dorothy Brown, II. chshslis. Jim
Parker Bnckmsstsr. 10. and Marvel
Void, 20. Tacoma Ralph w.
Lining. q, and Dora ~ Buhi. II.
Tacoma: Harold Atkinson. -. and
Gertrude Percy. 30, Sioux City.
Iows: Francis Cois KisssnEsr. -.
and Wanda Rowland. -. Tssoms:
w. NJ clumpner. 81. Los Angeles.
and Eleanor Campbell. 70. spo-
kane; George Hates. ~. and FLOR
ence Loretta Hayden. 20, Buckley.
Chester A. guIkosky. n, and Mar
gsret Clara Psyiock. 20. puyaIIup;
Ohns v. Nixon, 20. and Mozelis
Walker. 70, selIsek; Charles Vim
cent Davis. 70. and Ssys Lois
Collier. q. Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
Nothing Amiss With Tacoma
Milk Supply, Says Kaufman

Mayor J. J. Kaufman. In an
effort to scotch reports that Ia
coma's milk supply is not up to
standard. issued a statement Sat
urday that, he said, should clear
up any misunderstanding.
DR.. Allen E. Emerson, member
of a citizens committee appointed
by the mayor and county commits
sioners to study coordination and
consolidation of city and county
health departments. reported FRI
day that the rating Of milk sold
In Tacoma was below the govern
ment standard. A mass meeting
has been called to consider the
problem Tuesday night at Eagles
auditorium. beginning at s o'clock.
Mayor Kaufman's state m e n /,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
COUNTY DAIRY
SUPPLY BEST

Pierce county's dairy industry
shows the best sanitary conditions
today that II has since the county
health department was established
in November, 1897, u was an
nounced Saturday by Dr. Norman
4. Magnussen. county health Off
Ger.
DIR. Naenussen made that deciar-
alton on conclusion Of . survey Of
al county dairies ~ Dr. Charles
N. Saunders, county veterinarian.
and Roy Wiley. milk s~snitarian
for the state department Of health.
Not only has there been marked
Improvement In the year and =
half. but further planning by the
dairy and milk division OF the
county health department 10 aimed
toward . stiil higher standard, DIR.
Msgnussen said.
lie noted that the survey In the
county was separate and distinct
from the u. q. Public Health ssrv-
ice milk survey IN the city of
Tacoma In February this year.
County Jurisdiction extends To
dairiss which do not deliver milk
In the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
AERIE AGAINST
PHONE BOOSTS

TIA Tacoma s<fie 20 Eagles At
their first meeting e ire season
Frtdzy nixht. went - Teeord -
opposing sny rate increase Ter
telephone service rs motirr ~ss
made b. nah oSsiI
Past President u l. Ysn Meter
~ ruvsliur Valley ssfis invited
Tscoms Eagles 70 take part n
TIE Fsra Mrsksr DAYS celebration
% be he'd IN fuy<iiur SEPT. ~ -
and 10 The ssriss az Hsnten.
Kent Auburn and ruysilup invited
the local ssrss u : tnsnt rtente.
h - hid sunday 81 Meals uisn-
dawn part.
Ths Tacoma s<sie ON ksvs .
basketball team this wlntss. Ing
valid n<rr. chairman. announced
The aerssss championship nfseail
Team ~sn play the wscdmsn -
tho werid st Lake Geneva Nm.
day. and EAsis Eoifers vii Play
Al Brockdsie. also Sunday. hektn-
ming n I p N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26

a demonstration at the 500 So.
5sth St store. Come out and see
what Bozo knows about selling
groceries. AT 3 p. m. this after
noon and Monday afternoon at
; p. m. Bozo viii appear at Sears.
Roebuck q Co. on the fourth floor.
During each demonstration Bozo
will perform from the top Of a
Coldspot refrigerator and during
part of his demonstration he will
be locked inside the coldspot to
prove that he does not receive
signals or cues during his demon
stration.
Tonight and Monday night at
$50 Bozo will appear at the Pay
Less Drug store. $50 Broadway.
where he will give q complete
demonstration of his educational
and mind-reading ability. Make
arrangements now to e n of
Bozo's demonstrations, given
through the courtesy Of the stores
Bozo viii appear and The
Tacoma Times.
Watch The Times for Bozo's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
RELATIVES OF
MAN STRICKEN HERE

County Coroner T. II. Long to-
day attempted TO trace relatives Of
Charles T. Ford. about 20, Oak
land, Calf. resident who dropped
dead In q downtown office building
Saturday morning.
The elderly man was in a travel
agency office at 77e Commerce ST..
arranging q trip To Rainier Ma
tsonal park, when he was stricken.
He was rushed TO q local hospital
by police, but pronounced dead on
arrival. The body WA removed
to Piper's mortuary. Long lives
at 1145 Franklin st, Oakland, ae-
cording to papers in his possession-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
FOR STEALING MOTOR

Warner Strangely, ts-ysar-osd
unemployed Tacoma hriekisysr. u
sszS 10. Park sys. vas ssnsssssd
BY Justice Blanche Funk Miller
saturday morning 10 . ssssmoath
term In the Pierce county jan sftss
he pleaded guilt 70 stealing . SEE
ond-hsnd eafkosrd motor. Ths
s~nssncs wss made subject 70
susp<ns.sn after 80 dsys. since
Strangely has sesn IN tsii sanes
tins 18TH. that tins sss spptisd
on the ~s~ntsSes.