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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-11-24
TO THE HONORABLE
MAYOR and COUNCIL

We the undersigned residents
and property owners hereby pro-
test against the granting of any
dance license to Ira F. Norris or
to anyone else at 2045 East Ma
Olson Street or in that vicinity be-
cause the same is in a residential
part of the city and for other rea-
sons.
H. Alsukin, 1818-2Oth, w. G.
Toney, 1818-2Oth; v. C. Clark,
1818-20th; Donna Moorehouse,
1818-20th; Earl Wilmot, 1818-2Oth;
c. S. Culpepper, 1S18-20th; Or
lando Brown, 1S18-2Oth; Billy AL
len, 1818-20th; r. o. CRANKY, 1918
Goth; Mrs. M. Calihan, 1818-20th;
]. M. Jensen, 1920 E. Madison.
RentOn Hill Community Club
Ethel M. Meeker, 1912 Madison;
Maude Cloud, 1912 Madison; F. A.
Meeker, 1912 Madison; G. Nienalia,
1912 E. Madison; Mrs. A. J. ellis,
1811-20th Ave; Mrs. =. Nilsen,
1815-20th Ave; Mrs. L. w. Bare;
1803-20th Ave; Anna Martin, I'LL
goth Ave; Dan MCGEE, 1715-20th
Ave; Mrs. T. MCGEE, 1715-20th
Ave-; H. A. Jacky, 1802-20th Ave. !;
M. V. Playford, 1645-2Oth Ave. /;
Lottie Gredler, 1647-20th Ave; Mrs.
Malk, 1644-20th Ave; Mrs. Minnie
La Quest, 1638-20th Ave; S. Jones,
1643-21st Ave; Mrs. A. G. Ander-
son, 1639-21st Ave-; j. e. Will
loughby, 1637-21st Ave; Mrs. M.
E. Chaplin, 1626-21st Ave; Mrs. J.
Slauter, IA 22nd Ave. N; Caro-
lyn Ogden, 1907 East Howell ST.;
Jessie F. Ogden, 1907 East Howell
ST.; Ray Martin, 1711-20th; Agner
de Tournville, Apt. 2, block 4, Bos-
ton Heights Addition.
Mary Gridler, 1707-20th Ave;
Madeline Mcintyre, 2014 E. Denny
Way; Sarah Chisley, 114-20th NJ;
Katheryn Mcintyre, 2014 E. Denny
Way; M. Berger, 2O15 E. Denny
Way; Helen Murphy, 1923 E. Dem
ny Way; w. I. Lord, 2010 E. Den
ny Way; M. Latimer, 2019h E.
Denny Way; Mrs. Taylor, 2019 E.
Denny Way; Mrs. A. Judson, 1906
E. Denny Way; Mrs. A. Stall, 1910
21st ST.; Mrs. Ernest Valble, 1884
21st ST.; Mr.. Ernest Valble, 1884
Mrs. Joseph Beytebiere, 1888 21st
ST.; Mrs. Louise Jensen, '1646-21st
St.; E. Gillberg, 1652-22nd Ave. N;
Mrs. Augusta Rolling, 1644-22nd
Ave. N; A. J. Wilson, 1886 22nd
Ave. NJ; Mrs. c. L Sperry, 1641
22nd Ave N; e. Tapaila, 22O3 E.
Olive; Paul Thorguarde, 2028 E.
Madison.
o. A. Thorguarde, 20261a E. Ma
olson; Jessie Miles, 2026h E. Ma
olson; Inez Maker, 20261s E. Ma
olson; w. J. Bonaker, 122-20th N. /;
Ermma Bonaker, 122-20th N;
Frank P. Chesley, 114-20th N; P.
c. Chesley, 144-20th N; Mrs. P.
Chesley, 144-20th N; Jnga ]. Car
ter, 1627-2Oth NJ; Lillian A. Renter,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-11-24
Petition Protests
Granting Permit
To Mardi Cras

Letters and a petition pro-
testing the granting of a Ii
cense to the Mardi Gras Ia
vern, BOAST E. Madison, have
been filed with the City Coun-
Gil. The petitioners also re-
quest the public hearing be
continued.
The public hearing is sche-
duled to come before the City
Council on Monday, Dec. A,
at 10 o'clock.
The petition protesting the
granting of the license, fol-
lows:
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-11-24
Phyllis Wheatley Y.W.C.A. Will Be
Headquarters For Joint Conference

The Phyllis Wheatey Branch will be the headquarters
Monday November 81 for joint day conference which
sponsored by both the Board and the staff of the
central Association of the Y. W. C. A.
Bertha Campbell and Miss Idel Vertner will act
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-11-24
Reporter (Almost) Gets Scoop Story

This story about that courageous Unknown as the
cub" reporter, who like the Royal Northwest Mountes
always gets his (somemes) 1t is story about
reporter who went after stoy-a scoop story if you
please-and almost got it.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-11-24

1623-22nd NJ; Earl S. Renter, 1923
22nd Ave. N; Mrs. S. ]. Hurn,
11-23rd N.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-11-24

The Rev. T. M. Davis who has pastored Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church for years and nine months will say good
bye to Seattle with farewell Sunday Nov &C.
ing after acceptance of his resignation which submitted
Sept 90 and to become effective Dec he will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Canadian Weather
Reports Withheld

Tacoma's weather bureau Sat
urday faced its first "black-out"
of Canadian weather station re-
ports. For a couple Of weeks re-
ports have been circulated that all
Canadian weather data OF possible
value to Britain's enemies would
be withheld.
The plan apparently was not
made generally effective until Sat
urday when reports received by
telegraph here omitted all but one
Canadian station and that was of
no local consequence.
II was deemed likely that from
now on Canadian reports will be
withheld entirely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
URGES SINKING
Of FOREIGNERS

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
JOHNSTON WINS
COURT RULING

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JaAnssaa aitackea the answer a.
rar~iy an attempt al public vslifses-
tiua nf himself and his former
deputy. who pcw holds . federal
post ~ special assistant district
attorney.
Judge kssns gave the county
another ten days. until Tuesday.
Oct. ~. to prepare q new answer.
Tsshburns. speaking Of the con-
splrary charge. said Johnston had
not known cAspard uatn time the
pali was filed and tina, he. ~ Pierre
county Democrats chairman. had
known the plaintiff only an one Of
his pfecine, committeeman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
WIFE OF ZIMMERMAN
LEAVES U. $3.50, 900

sAN FRANCISCO - The San
Francisco Legion Of Honor museum,
the University az Oregon. the Uni
ssrslty Of California. and = num-
Der Of Burlinksme residents were
named bsneflciaries Friday under
the win Of the late Mrs. Henry =. 8.
Williams, wife Of retired lumber
operator. The will. filed for pro-
bate in New York City. disposed
Of a $4,000. 900 estate.
The Legion Of honor Was given
$50. 900 for the expense Of remov-
Ing q 81. 0oo. 900 art collection from
Mrs. williams Paris home to the
museum. and the University OF
Oregon WAS given q $3.50 900 out
right bcQucst ~ q memorial 10 the
late Or. X. A. J, Mackenzie OF
Portland.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Woman and Girl
Killed in Wreck

KELLOGG, Ida.-Two automo-
biles collided head-on early satur-
day near Kingston, five miles west
of Kellogg, killing a woman and
a girl and injuring six other per-
sons, one of them critically.
The dead were Mrs. Lottie Turn
bow, As, and June Brown, Is, both
of Kellogg.
The injured were Mary Alice
Turnbow, 10; Wilma Thomas. 10;
Mrs. Ella Walton, 65; Shirley Paul
son. IA, and Joe Fortensky, 20.
All were of Kellogg. Mrs. Wal
tons condition was described as
grave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Jail Inmates Matrimonial
Voyage Faces Hedvy Seas

arras az hs hr4cs % q feS hours
after their marriage A. polics
headquarters Friday evening lie
wAx 10 b returned 70 Astoria.
ORE. where he walked out az jail
two weeks ago 10 check up oc his
brides welloeing.
AssorlAs Sheriff Paul ke2rney
started back 10 Oregon Friday eve
ming after a parting III the city
Jail. AZ which tears flowed eopi-
ouxly.
Willing 10 Return
II was part OF kelly's bargain
when he walked into police head
quarters here that he would 20
back TO serve his term for petty
larceny. II the marriage could BE-
performed first.
Saturday. Detective Captain
Cliff Osborne revealed that Kelly
might not be reunited with his
bride as soon as he thought.
Sheriff kearney was armed with
warrant charging the young
bridegroom with an additional mis-
demeanor, escape from lawful Gus
tody. That phase came to light
when the sheriff arrived.
Was Former Trusty
In addition TO the part OF his
pO-day term which he must serve.
Kelly faces probable prosecution
for being A. w. o. l.. from the
Jail where he was given compare
tive freedom as a trusty.
Meanwhile the bride, Marjorie
Kelly. 10, is waiting for her hus-
band to return. She will be watt
ing, even II the reunion is delayed.
police said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

HDAy
SATURDAY. OCTOBER II

SATURDAY.. OCTOBER II
Mrs. Bessie Bennecker. SEA So.
state 1T.
Howard Marsh. 1a2t No. An
derson It.
Miss Kathrine stibel. Seattle.
John sundin, AIS So. 52d 1t.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER is
Thomas 7. Clark, 5ei7 Birming-
ham Il.
George A. Chamberlain, 1858 So.
Tacoma ave.
War L. Alsaker. 21le SO. sheri-
dan ave.
Joe Beckman. s115 No. Mason.
warren NJ. Anderson, 2523 So. l.
Louise Hermsen. 2507 SO. NJ st.
George Chamberlain, 1858 South
Tacoma ave.
Jack kerth, 2s2o A 81.
Robert Lee Bruner. SIS East
30th st.
dorothy Cyitanovich, 4sls No.
tgd It.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
THE WORLDWAR
Is YEARS AGO,
OCT. ID, 1914

First Canadian troops arrived at
Plymouth.
Allied forces occupied Yabasi,
the Cameroons.
British troops recapture Bailleul,
France.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
2 MORE ASK HEARINGS
IN BERRY-BAKER CASE

OLYMPIA7James Reddick and
William McAloon, who aided DR..
Kent w. Berry in his kidnap-
torture of Irving Baker, Saturday
filed petitions asking the supreme
court to rehear their cases.
Berry filed his rehearing petition
earlier in the week. Robert II.
Smith, fourth member of the kid
nap party, all of whom drew life
sentences, had not yet filed his
petition, although Saturday was
the final day for so doing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
II. X. Warner, Hotel
Man Passes AUdu

SEATTLE-Death of Harold r.
Warner, 40. prominent Pacific
Northwest hotel man. was an
nounced Saturday. Warner sue
cumbed after a heart attack We'd
nesday night while on a fishing
trip. Owner of the Calhoun hotel
here. Warner formerly was asso-
ciated with Rainier club and man
aged New Washington hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
O'NEl SELECTED TO
REPRESENT THE EAGLES

President Morris Mcdowell OF
the Eagles lodge Friday evening
named Bob o'Neil as the lodges
representative to attend meeting
In the city hall next Friday eve
ming TO formulate plans 10 help
apple growers dispose OF their sur
plus crop.
New members initiated Friday
were Roy LAlienthsl. James Muir
dock, NJ. J. Berry and William
Van Well.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
FIFr WINS ANOTHER

Mo>TEsA>o. Oct. - - A
smart. aggressive F1fe Trojan team
humbled hontssano Bulldogs. 2s-6.
here this afternoon with Monte
sanos John Gallagher stealing the
hsnors despite Fifes lopsided win.
Gallagher took the kickoff after
FYfes fourth touchdown and raced
s. yards 20 score.
Prank spear and Nasoru
Tsnura scored the first two
Flfe iouchdosns In the second
period. spears cause In five
plays from the Moniesano 40
and Tamura's In five plays
from the 5o-yard line.
Two more touchdowns came in
the third period. Eight plays from
the Montesano 20 were needed TO
send Spear across. Don Crawford
and Ben Hoidner. Fife guards, COM
hined for the last score. Crawford
blocked a Monty kick on the Mon
tesano rs and Holdner fell on the
bounding ball behind the goal line
for a touchdown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
LOCAL PRODUCE
PRICES CHANGE

TacouaR's markets held firm Sat
urday. with but a few changes re-
ported IN the prices o. vegetables.
Corn, holding strong. advanced TO
80 cents and 81 per crate. Parsnips
dropped 5 and 10 cents. bringing
the new price down 10 IS and 80
cents A drop was also noted In
the price Of cauliflower. both local
and Oregon.
Other markets. while reporting
unusual activity, held prices OF last
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Investment Trusts
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Steady. Closing cable rates on
major currencies: England, pound,
3.971s, up .ooh; Canada, dollar,
ss7s, up 90 3-16; France, franc,
OPS, off .o001; Italy. Ira, .0505;
Belgium, belga, 1873, up .0o01
Germany, mark, unquoted; Swift
zerland. franc. .2245; Holland, gull
der. .5311 up .0002; Swe d e n,
krona, .23S2, up .00o2; Norway,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Saturday to II. NJ. Cook for a
$4,000 home at SSH Pacific ave-;
to Joe Potucek for a $4,000 resi-
dence at 1905 No. Proctor St; to
Burt Johnson for a $4,000 cottage
at 1928 So. Alder St: and to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

Jn~spn Ksny's turbulent naA,ri-
nsonlki voyage. though ons-day
cd. had at ever roagnsr water
Saturday. authorities Disclosed
h~rs
Kelly. u. ~as torn from the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
JENNER TRAVELS SOUTH

OLYMPIA-State Tax Commits
sioner T. NJ. Jenner left Friday for
San Francisco to attend the con-
vention of the National Tax associ.
alton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
MARKETS At 4
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
srcosp n.Ii MOTT

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fu8h&ek. hlzst.d hls waY 10 two
toacn4osns tn tas LoEgers belaisd
drive OFfinE SCORED or Jimmy
Johnstons sprint IN me first period.
Johnston also converted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16


Feseeast for wsshiagtea p. Ia
cressinx eioudiness tonlgh, and
Sunday. probably light rain and
foEs IN ~sst portion. cooler in IN
terror Sunday moderate soaihsrly
sind of coast AGht sauihsTly
xsnd over sound and straits.
AZ Tacoma. a .. IN. Clear. wind
south. : np.h. Barometer 2pes,
unsteady bat 90 higher in lasi
three hours.
Rain last - hours. none since
oct. 1. t.ia inches. deficiency os
Is inch. slnce Jan. ! 1898 lnches.
deficiency 81 s.s5 inches.
Outlook for weather in far west
srn states next week Occasional
rains IN Pacific Northwest. and
elsewhere latter par, Of the week;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

nuekley &, Rnumelaw Q.
Nighttime I Rsnton q
Puyallup a. sumner q.
Auburn 20. Kent 0.
SUMNER, oct. IA pahlberg
uncovered a new phantom" In the
fog here last night and ruyallup
ran up a4-6 score against
the Summer spartans.
Lind simonsen. two year
track sprint ietterman. Is the
newcst "gridlron ghost" Sent
In - . sub In the first half,
simonsen carried the ball on
the first play IL yards for n
touchdown. Similarly In the
second half. he rambled Sc
yards 10 score. Another ST.
monsen touchdown followed
shortly.
Francis Marcoe bueked over the
first two touchdowns and place
kicked two conversions. Buck Bu-
chansn scored once and Walt
Kowslsd once. kowslski's tally
came after he had reeled off 20
yards To the Sumner s. Three
plays later he scored.
Sumner tailed in the fourth pc
rod on a 3o-yard pass from Bert
Ransome to Ken Dubois.
WIN BY CONVERSION
RENToN. Oct. l4-By the mar
gin of Bulls conversion after
touchdown, Highline Pirates Won
their second straight Puget Sound
conference start here last night
when they nosed out the Rentor
Indians by 7-6 tally.
The Buccaneers drove to first
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Navy To Reopen
Ken West Post

WASHINGTON-The navy an
nounced Saturday that it would re-
open Nov. its station at Key
west. Fla, closed since 1880, in a
move apparently designed to
strengthen its neutrality patrol
operations off the southeastern
seaboard and in the Caribbean
area. where foreign submarines
have been reported.
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excellent feadsns
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ago Arsentlna arranged hsrtsr.
trade contract with Germany for
poo fiat ears ard parts. 10 slespsrs
ana - light switching locomotives.
In exchange Argentina was 10
hsye shlpped wheat ard ues, 20
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tina was covered by . posted
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But Argentina needs the rail
equipment for Tia Argentine state
railways. The United states is
slated for the business. To start II
OFF. III. road placed $500. 900
order for zoo tank cars and parts
and locomotive steel parts with the
American Car and Foundry COM
pany. The balance Of the untitled
requirements viii come 10 Amsri-
can manufacturers II the ArEen-
tine State railways can arrange
credit with the Export-impori
bank which isn't unlikely.
Report. Are That: chrysler's
1889 net will b. above 1897 figure
Of sii a share cslanese shares
held ey long pull Interests Pri-
vats estimates are that Electric
Auto.Llte will show $3.50 n share
for 1889 cutler-Hsmmer 1899
net estimated at 81 a share Z.
International Shoes 1899 net VIII
run around si.Ts share :. E. :.
Cleveland Graphite Bronze cur
rcntiy operating three shifts day.
seven days \ week ;.
Farm machinery sales above ex-
pcetations Continental Steel
expected TO show $3.50 share for
1889 Speculative interests say
Paramount Picture and Loew's
shares discounted adverse war fac
tors Allied stores 1899 net
win better the 50 cents a share
reported for 1855 Long-pull
speculative positions retained in
Budd Manufacturing As for
Budd Wheel. estimates say net Of
so cents a share will be shown for
1899
Greyhound has long-pull fol-
lowing Yellow Truck going
into accounts Of interests close to
MANAGEMENT Libby-owens-
Ford Glass sales volume best In
some years Auto trade says
retail demand for 1910 models
forecasts best sales volume in sew
eral years :. And. that domestic
rayon consumption during first
nine months OF year was larger
than 1855 total volume.
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Call Main 1851.
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BUCKLEY SURPRISES


Ed Lopan to Schaeffer. Lopan's
dropkick was blocked.
BUCKLEY SURPRISES
ENUMCLAW. Oct. Ia ~ Coach
Bill Ames. new Buckley Mountain
Ger coach. can count this season a
success regardless Of what his
Mounts do from here on in the
Puget Sound conference race.
Last night the Ames squad
hustled H a 60 win over the
Enumclaw Tigers. The Mounts
were not pre-game favorites,
hut this victory keeps them at
the top of the heap along with
Highline.
Lowell Doud handled the ball on
three plays In the third period to
score the touchdown from the
Enumclaw 81. Otherwise play was
even as game statistics show.
Buckley made eight first downs
and $50 yards. while Enumclaw
made nine first downs and $50
wards.
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