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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
IS SUMMONED
FOR JURY DUTY

Thirty-five persons were named
in federal district court here Mon
day to serve on grand jury,
which will convene at $50 a. m.
Oct. ie. They included:
Harold r. Allison. 1887 So. NJ
st; Marie B. Angove. sos So.
Anderson ST.; Cornelius E. Bresna-
han. 1916 No. seth St: Elmer J.
Clothier. 754 Fawcett ave; John
II. Craig, SIT No. Fife st: Alice
II. Diers, $50 No. 27th st: Otto
NJ. Ekre, III 9th ave-: Harry A.
Esborg. Ssii SO. Cushman ave.
and Evan f. Evans, 1921 9Th ave.
Anna X. Hall. 52i0 Asotin st. ;
Burton f. Hayes. Route 6. box AL,
Northeast Tacoma: John F. Hunt.
520s So. ] st: John Kellson. 413
So saith St: Clarence w. Kins-
man, 244 East 6sth ST.: Kathryn
Kolstad. 1417 Division ave; Roy
Kruegel, To1 So. Yakima ave. f;
Lester b. Mcdonald. 72l No. c st;
william p. Miller. 1912 No. Ander-
son St, and Ben w. Nash. 1904
So. Thompson ave.
Dorothy w. Ollar, GOT Fawcett
ave; Floyd w. Powell. sol No. ]
st; Clyde C. Randolph. SIT So. 7th
st; Richard o. Roberts. SIC No
st; Alice Steel. s3os No. 3oth st. /;
Doris Stewart, s14 So. 9TH St; II.
Floyd Terrell, 500 So. Yakima
ave-: Stewart E. Perry. Puyallup;
Robert r. Moore. Olympia: Marga-
ret Royse, Tenino; Phosie Baker,
Bucoda: r. n. Pool. Chehalis;
Lucille Steifert, Centralia; George
L. Ingraham, Centralia; Harriet
Lane. Vancouver. and Carl Swan
son. Route 2, box ~, Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
ROWLAND NEW
DEPUTY here

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19

CHAIN GANG TO
GATHER FRIDAY

supply cffloxrs and purchasing
axsnu rspf~ssnsinx . nafne~r q
federal ard state Institutions and
Will BE- quests q ihs
Tae0saa Chamber of commercs
chain gang al . dinner meeting
Frsazs night Al hessl winthrop
rcuE garden.
ounsts wfii include agents and
sapply affloess from the Puget
seand navy yard st nrvmsrinn.
Fort Lew. ard McC.hord field.
u. =. department az interior. u. 3.
isiisn gcalshmanl hospital. state
treasury department. Western
STATE hospital and Mcneil Island
Federal psnitsntisry.
Entertainment wiil include .
number 81 wrestling bouts staged
BY Jack connor. wsli-known Ia
coma promoter Merton clapp,
president, and r n. Stevenson.
manager Of the chamber. each will
speak briefly. Milton J. Evans 10
chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
Fails In Attempt
To Take Olrn Lite

DECLARING his wife didn't love
him any more and that there was
nothing 10 live for. 2o-year-old
Ronald johnson. e2s,s So. Tacoma
ave. nearly succeeded IN ending
his life Tuesday morning.
Police broke through the locked
door Of Johnson's room and found
him lying on his bed. suffering
from effects Of . powerful disin-
fectant he had swallowed
offiecs welon and ID. johnson
removed him TO Tacoma General
hospital. where physicians admin
istened antidotes. After his i'm
provement was satisfactory, he
was transferred to the county
hospital. where he remained un-
der observation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
ISAAC SLECEl
EXPIRES HERE

DEATH claimed Isaac A ssesws
~. retired reaior and Insurance
man. ~ his home. esss Sc. Puget
Sound. early Tuesday.
Born In Pennsylvania. sisssl
had hsrn = resident q Tacoma
80 years. and In business here ID
years.
He wAs . member Of the FIRST
Jerusalem church II swvdenbrog
In Pennsylvania. holding . MEM
bsrship since 1879.
he leaves his wife. Matte ..
Of the home. and ens dAug liter.
Mrs. hahis Gilmore az Tacoma
Pip<rss vii make thu funeral
announcement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19

Appointment Of Norman A.
Ryan of Chicago, for the past
seven years assistant general man
ager OF the Milwaukee Road, as
general manager of the roads
western lines. with headquarters in
Seattle. was announced today by
]. T. Gillick. chief operating off,
Ger of the railroad. The change
viii be effective Oct. /.
Ryan succeeds Charles II. Blu
ford, whose election as vice-presi-
dent of the Association of Ameri-
can Railroads. in charge of the
operations and maintenance de-
partment, is announced by ]. ].
Policy, president of the sssocia-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
GIRL BITTEN BY DOG

Seven-year-old Mariene Kslin.
66S5 So. Montgomery St. was re-
covering at her home Tuesday from
. frightening experience with a
dog. She was bitten while at play
near her home Monday afternoon.
A physician found that tooth
marks on the child's hip and fright
were the only injuries. Police or
dered the dog. said TO belong to
Albert Ewing, 662s So. Alder. put
under leash and held for investi-
cation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
PIC. SCIENCE CLUB
NAMES new OFFICERS

Torger Lee has been chosen to
preside over the Lime society,
science club Of Pacific Lutheran
college. for one year. Other off,
GERS elected are: Alice Gibbs, vice
president; Lenore Huntington. sec
Rotary: Goodwin Olson. treasurer.
Members Of the club plan to make
an overnight excursion to Mount
Tacoma to study the plant and
animal life there. DIR. Harold
Leraas. head Of the departmnt Of
biology, acts in the capacity of
adviser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
MODEL OF DAM SHOWN

On display In the State Re-
sources building at the Puyallup
Fair is e large model of Mud
Mountain dam, now under con-
struction near Buckley. Photo
graphs taken at Mud Mountain.
the Skagit river flood control
model and an illuminated map of
the Seattle engineer district are
other features of the display.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
Weather Data

Forecast for washington-Gcn-
orally fair Tuesday night and We'd
nesiay. but some local cloudiness:
warmer IN the interior Tuesday
night: gentle northwest wind off
the coast becoming variable: light
variable becoming westerly in the
sound and decreasing easterly In
the strait.
Rainfall for the "a hours ending
at n m. Tuesday. none. since
Sept. 1. so inch. q deficiency of
IS inch. since Jan. /. i7.so inches.
a deficiency OF SIS inches. Wind
al 8 a m. Tuesday. north north
east ; m.p.h.; barometer at 3o.2s
and rising slowly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
May MAKE FARM LOAN
APPLICATIONS HERE

All Pierce county tenant farm
ers desiring consideration for farm
purchase loans to be made this
year under the Bankhead Jones
tenant act will have until Sept. 80
to file formal application in Room
92S, Fidelity building, Robert w.
Mckay. county FSA supervisor
and executive secretary of the
county tenant committee, an
nounced Tuesday.
Applicants must be competent
tenant farmers who are bona fide
residents of the county and pref
erence will be given tenants who
have adequate machinery and live
stock to operate farm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
DISPLAY RARE STAMPS

One of the interesting exhibits
in the Education building at the
Puyallup fair is the display of
fine stamp collections taken from
the private exhibits of members
of the Washington State Phila-
telic society. These exhibits in
clude lists of all American stamps
issued by the post office depart
ment- In addition are rare mail
covers. special cachets and special
covers. The display is arranged
by the Seattle post office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
MA ISLAND
S(|o1 ulEcAl

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
CHILD GONE FOR WEEK

Parents Of Irwin Ryan. Is. 164s
East 31st St, asked police aid in
searching for him after reporting
he has been away from home for
a week. The youth left for school
Sept. IL. but failed 10 arrive and
may have decided to run away.
II was reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
Stick To Constitution
find Don't Get In Udr


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IN AT 0tkf VI 1fst Atta3n U hAtA
and means
Now Ia the time for every man
TO engage In the task Of rediscover-
ing America No propaganda
should be countenanced save that
which promotes adherence 10 the
simple principles of human rights +"
Time OF Emergency
Henderson stated that no emer-
gency can justify the dangerous
policy OF permitting the Legislative
branch OF the government to sur
render its powers to the executive
Tho founders Of the consti-
tuition knew that II was In
time Of emergency that usur-
pers took advantage Of the
situation TO grasp power that
In any hands may lead to the
destruction Of the peoples
rights"
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may not be exaggerating TO declare
that the task Of revitalizing AND
maintaining our institutions vii
require the utmost OF our ability
industry and integrity. We cannot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19
Tribal Council
To Meet Tuesday

A special meeting of the Puy-
sllup Tribal council has been called
for 1880 p. m. Tuesday in the office
of the Tacoma sanitarium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02

Adsef~ FlAnxiary aspsets as
active tasaay ~hish RAY b. o.
psssssng especially % she head
" shs family ponssstte atscsss.
slons sasaia ~ aToi8sd CEaas
purposes smoas gsuwn children
nay ~ tFrStatlng nasnrilna-
tAan - AsssAe church = psee-
abir
HEART AND HoMF Lack
% discipline RAY ~ apparent
smnrg hsif grown boys ard
girls There = = sign indicating
snxsssy for rsFrris a. q isn-
dsncy te LEAD their o~n lives
Incomes rors definite among
large ngmberr ~ sdolsscsnts.
Indirect rather thar direct
methods Of guidance are recon-
msnded.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS Em-
playFs are warned that labor
troubles may assume battling
phases that may oestr0es plans
for tss autumn and winter De
cline OF interest IN hard work
viii 10 svidsn, as thu psyehol-
oEy % long years 81 uRsmploy-
ment q manifested Ii the United
states
NATIONAL ISSUES Relief
problems viii assume threaten
ing aspects through The coming
winter. but extraordinary events
are 10 cause closer sympathies
among Americans % widely sep
Arstsd interests Women In pub
llc life must prepare themselves
for kern competition with men
in business and the professions.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS:
The seers predict tina, any paets
between Russia and other pow
ers will b. unfortunate In the
end. Secret measures 10 win
supporters for the Soviet gov
eminent viii be relied on rather
than frank alignment with de-
mocraeies, il is Indicated Propa-
ganda viii continue 10 be broad
cast in the United States as sub
versive groups work against the
constitution.
Persons whose birthdate Il Is
have the augury OF a year Of
good fortune. Business and pro-
feSsional interests should be
profitable Romance and sPecu-
lation should be lucky.
Children born on this day
probably will be determined and
courageous in character. Csu-
ton and sudseity may be sp-
parent In their methods which
generally succeed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven OF these
test questions Turn to the
womans page for the answers.
l. In architecture. what Is a
doTmers
:. What Is a statosoope =
}. Name the rivers that join
10 form the Missouri river.
4, With what sport is the
name Of Mrs Sarah Palfrey
Fahysn associated
S Name the third president
Of the q. s.
s In which states does the
governor not have the power of
veto
:. Name the narrow water
passage that separates Asia from
North America
s. In which three languages
was the original Bible written?
Q. Which baseball pitcher was
famous for his 'fadesway" ?
10. What is the name Of the
main mountain masses in Mex
leo?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
MONDAY. sEPT. I

Boncfic aspects rule strongly
today after the early morning
when Neptune seems to encour-
age deceit Guard against sharp
practices and underhand dealing
this morning. Women should be
cautious in handling their finsn-
cial affairs, for many viii be
cheated by INSCRIPTIONS agents
and unstable corporations. This
is a date promising to women
who seek employment, but only
those OF highest education and
training may expect success.
HEART AND HOME: This
is a happy wedding day. promis-
ing prosperity and progress. The
stars encourage correspondence
with friends and love letters
should be highly effective. Mar
riageS arc TO be numerous this
autumn when economic consider
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
): YOUR HOROSCOPE

afssFis wt1 b ignored BY yasng
A. eld one q the ssgns % ths
times viii b. fear ~ loneliness.
hDsfN Ess AFF AIRS:
Aa48sxmSnt enter prtses Slli
flourish Fau sports Ntn -
veil attended sBa heaters All
prosper. for ther. pAli b. a DE-
are 70 sscap~ from The eo0tsm-
plated ~ threatening events IN
Eagepr and Ihs Orient There
" q sign read - encouraging 30
those Alto have capital u IN
vest. FinaseisFs are 20 h. $50
restricted than they have been.
u = fnreiold-
NATIONAL ISSUES Rail
~ays come under a eonfigurA-
ton which appears 70 presags
Increase In returns rranseon-
unsntAi frelgh, carriers will be
In great demand The Pacific
coast viii focus national interest
as the Philippines cause grave
anxiety Radio " 10 be EN-
ployed for saoversive activities
TERN ALTON AL A.
FAIRS An assassination that
viii affect the United states as
well as the European country In
which u takes place IS prognos-
ucated Astrologers warn that
isolation for the United States Is
impossible as world events be-
come more and more threaten
ing
Persons whose birthdate IL is
have the augury Of a year Of
good luck to which stranger
contributes. Romance will flour
ish for young and old
Children born on this day
probably VIII be- amiaole and
magnetic. but strong willed and
inclined 10 be self-oentered.
Many may have musical or ar
tistie talent Usually theae sub
jeots Of Virgo are very for
tunate all through life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
PULSE Of the PUBLIC
Asks UNITED ~ reoau
Tua ou9 PRESIDENT

Batter ne rmea rheTs hAs
been No assstAeSY sa oar PAT 10
FfsGss ~ sstttstsx pfsasasht
Roosevelt nst omIsslng Zee The
time ~hss Nhs psssdens has
aoas, - has mol dOns. ~ eAa
eoagss,al4gs ourselves tAsSs 70
mar At ths head u Gar govern.
nens ~he u thoroughly ssgssd
In poilsacAi Hslenes In psFiloas
times such a. thses. lAck q THIS
knowledge nsght mean easasgro.
pie IA mankind.
President Roosevelt, should
have put united support sna con-
fsssnSs IA thls world crisis
7. s. MASON.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02

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H Aaa4st ~ they ssY thsi
tas siszxthsn = Fssealsd svw IN
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aasi.ssshsen~a pa~sF peasssxs and
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part r. g. ~ synRsthi~s en
ssthss sssis Thsfs are sure -
10 hiKh ssGspefs ana ~ ~ossss
ffusu hetk f&ctsans IN tas senate
pnen ths nsasfaiisy asnsts gets
ansss cay aKssa
Mar ls karupe sutstis tsnp0F-
tsnt sspxrxussAans on car ao-
RESTS seonowy psspils all the
treasury apartment stahogats
nachsnsfy Tor minimizing Is Fl.
fects On car ssork exchanges ard
oar currency. ia o0una 70 make
ltsef felt heavily In our lnatus-
trial pFodSsstlon. The nature q
TIC impact depends on TIE typs q
nsutFality ~e embrace
Nhoishsartea Isolation - sn-
harKoss On all The belsgsrsnts
Noald mean q serious dlssos stton
IN CAR dousstie scopomy Cow
srnmeat economists. surveying
the possibilities Internationally,
agree that the ioss % our Enrope-
ar export markets would raise
hob with business herr Exports
secnuag for only 20 10 per cent
of our commodity production
But eartAiiment 81 them wculd
have dispfopoFilonals conse-
qaences increasing aaemploy-
ment decreasing purchasing
power
offssttiRg this. the economists
see the certainty Of expanded
governmental expenditures for
national defense. War IN Eu-
rope would create an hysteria for
preparedness as u did in 1914.
There would be increased cm-
pioyment. to take care Of the loss
Of Jobs in export Industries. in
shlpouilding munitions manu-
factnre. alrplans construction.
The government viii undou6ted-
N place large orders for reserve
stocks OF strategic war mAtsri-
ais The reShuifling involved.
however viii almost certainly
create a period Of hardship and
strain.
War in Europe with a revised
neutrality law here. permitting
the shipment OF munitions and
supplies to the belligerents. viii
mean a temporary squirt in bust
ness conditions for the Z. S. The
economists feel. nevertheless,
t4tAk ~ VIII ~ t%rtAAlHAAt ~
tariing influence upon our econo-
my.
It's doubted BY the most au-
thoritAtive trade analysts that
the production invited by a war
market would be extensive or
sustained. It's their opinion that
American industriahsts would be
wary about expanding their
plants greatly.
The sense OF uncertainty in
world affairs would initiate
against any long-term capital
investments or commitments.
Certain surplus commodities now
begging for buyers would proba-
bly, rise in price and find mar
ket But in the main. its held.
security is indispensable 10 any
sound Improvement in the eco
nomic picture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02
A TOTAL LOSS
KEEPING UP-TO-DATE

Skunks prefer to dwell near
man.
Corals are animals
So little water Is readily avail
able at Lake. Wis, that the fire
truck Of the village carries it's
own water supply TO the scene Of
a blaze The water load con-
sists OF $500 gallons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02

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raAnsfr ~ astls acre thAn lie.
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