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Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-02

1898. He is owned by Mrs. j. l..
Sherry
Starter and racing secretary for
the week will be Sherry, with the
assistance of 81 Armstrong, Bill
Costello and Frank Lathrop.
There will be no official wagering
during the races. D. v. Stewart,
fair secretary, explained:
THE cost of installing betting
machines would be prohibitive, far
beyond any take the fairboard
might have"
Neither will there be a regular
system of handicapping in either
thoroughbred or stock horse races.
I'VE aren't equipped to weigh
riders and weight saddles" Sherry
said, except insofar as generally
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-02
Harris to Lecture
San Diego Group

Henry Harris of Ell Centre will de-
liver his lecture, Sixty Million Years
of Romance in Imperial Valley, to
the San Diego Mineralogy society
March 10.
Other San Diego groups interest
ed in mineralogy were invited to at
tend the meeting, Ralph w. Sorin.
secretary of the society, said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-02
Pioneers Museum
Will Open Month
After Fair Date

Imperial Valley must wait another month at least be-
fore the new Pioneers Museum at Imperial fairgrounds
will be ready for inspection.
At first slated for exhibition during the county fair
next week. T D. Mccall. guiding light of the museum
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-02
Horse Racins Comes Beck
To Valley After Decade:
Four Fair Doys Set Aside

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an
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-02

Beaumont and Los Angeles, as we'll various stables IN
Imperial Valley.
Ray Sherry of Beaumont who arrived Monday to
racing secretary, tilted his hat brim at raksh
angle and announced: Eve have the makngs here of
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-02

Your Seaside MILEAGE MAN
carefully checks your cor at
each Of these S points when you
drive into his station:
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LhNcSETH BACK
FROM VACATION

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fssanr In TsDsns Thursday nirht.
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radio from New Yesa ~ Police
cnunsssannsr Lewis xslsn,lns IL
that city. . nesting with } Edgar
hoesvs. head of ths y. n J.. ard
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Ire tfir. Chs<f Lanssesh said. The
hsss part a shs enasentlcn ~as
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fsssnAshigs that bring than closer
In thesr work. he stated hsiwsAs-
kee wAs chosen ~ nsxf years
oonvwnsaon city.
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COURT DELAYS
MOTION RULING

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declared. vas IN issuing q ehess
an bank IN which no such amount
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BY Lichty

Hershey went IS yards 70 a touch
down behind perfect blocking
kAsemeir scored twice IN the third
period gong 20 yards around end
for the frs, and 10 yards OF
tackle for the second. AL con-
versions we're bobbled.
LEO, THE LION OF ROY
ROf-Unbeaten and still leading
the parade were Ole Olson's Roy
Lynx after defeating orting Card
inAls, 1870. here yesterday after
noon. II was a win for the Olson
air raiders.
Leo Kooleski caught two touch
down passes but he had to add a
Is yard run To the first and a IS
yard jaunt TO the second 10 make
them good. Henry Peters did the
same but ran only 20 yards. Both
Peters and Kobelski are ends.
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Cheney Walloped
yCougar Frosh

PULLMA AN ~ Three fellows
named Holmes. Bill. Dale and
Bunk. each scored q touchdown
late yesterday TO enable Wash
ington State colleges frosh eleven
to come from behind and defeat
Washington College Of Education,
20 To IL.
Bill ran AZ yards for the Cougar
Babes first touchdown. Then
Anderson and Maurstad counted
two touchdowns for Eastern
Washington. With the frosh trail
ing 1871 at the start Of the last
period. the other Holmes boys got
going. Dale raced 40 yards for
the Babes second score. and Bunk
got a third touchdown two min
utes later.
Dale and Bunk are brothers
from Msrysville. Bill is not re-
lated TO them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23
FAIR CREDITORS
GET PROTECTION

IAN FRANCISCO -. The san
Francisco Bay Exposition Co.
saturday took stsps 10 insure An
orderly disposition Of its Assets
when the fair closes Oct. 20. by
fling . petition IN federal court
under reorganization laws.
Tho petition. II VAS said. was
not . statement OF bankruptcy.
bat q move 10 prevent any attempt
10 force the fair into such q posi-
ton.
II asked the courts for assist
Anes 10 the end that an orderly
and equitable liquidation Of lis
affairs may be carried out"
Federal Judge Harold Louder
back permitted the company an
extension Of time 10 pay unsecured
creditors and allowed II 10 keep
AL assets. rights and franchises
until the closing day.
me statement in federal court
declares the exposition company
has liabilities Of st.eo6. eit. assets
Of $3.50. 900. accounts receivable Of
ssoo. 900. subscriptions Of sis7,7T2.
and miscellaneous OF $4,000.
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MARRIAGELICENSES

Applications Tor marriage III
censes were received Saturday by
County Auditor S. Clifford Davis
from the following: George Eugene
olmstesd. SO. and Dora Marie
Lochridge. n. both of Buckley;
Alfred J. O'Connor. so. OF Rud-
yard. Mich. and Harriette z.
Shaver. 30. of Yakima: Elof Jacob
son. "A. and Edith Henrietta Jack
son. ~. both Of Tacoma; William
Henry Callip. rs. and Susan May
Frank. ~. both Of Rt. 4. Olympia;
Fred Thaut. jr.. "a. of McAiillin.
and Margaret Gertrude Norman,
Is. Of Rt. 3. Puyallup; Roger
Hebert. %. and Ada A. Arthur. Is.
both of Tacoma: Alfred Lewis
Llethe. 20, Portland. and Lucy
Olivia Stevens. n, HiIlsboro, Ore;
Roscoe c. Catchpole. "a. and Ger
trude A. Miller. rs. both of Buck
ley; Battisto Lanzetto. 43. Tacoma,
and Mae Smith. 40. Of Summer.
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MEAT DISPLAY
OPEN TO PUBLIC

Choice cuts Of meat purchased
by the carstsns Packing Co. at
the recent Portland International
Livestock exposition win be Of.
fsred 10 TAcomsns during the
coming week through local
dealers
The animals were cared for by
All club members from western
state colleges. prepared for the
show. judged according to quality
and fat. and then sold At auction.
Carstens purchased blue ribbon
winners In almost every class. In
GLIDING hogs. lambs and cattle.
Open house Will be held Sunday
at the packing plant. showing the
dressed earcasses Of animals
bought.
Tacoma markets Saturday re-
ported no changes In staple ar
tieles. Vegetables fluctusted TO
certain extent. the more import
ant changes listed a 10 to IS cent
drop in celery prices, both Utah
and white grades.
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I34H&fl335EX


n. rsssns so~.s Of TIA uag,sd
Btkt<s.
sssasuea
Capt frsd a. Andersnn. a.,
toaE .lims eomaaodof. skiyper u
shs Dollar Steamship Co. did
Friday az has bone IN Alameda.
A veteran OF e5 years al ssA.
NJ had been with ths Dollar com
psny from 1919 until isas. al
which time he retired as master
q the President Hoover.
wreck Rescue. Wreck
Missing Tor IL days whsn the
scow upbn which ,hsy we're work
ing broke It's moorings during a
storm In Bristol bay. MEX Hol-
stead and J, kslnskoff were re-
ported safe Saturday. The barge
VAS wrecked off Bering straits.
The notorship Martha. which
was speeding 10 their rescue. went
ashore IN . sever, blow and Vas
completely wrecked.
ships IN Port
Camden. General OIL aoeks. Cuzco.
lNost pasfs Ekatsfinl Coumatarou 81.
hsxls Lurllns nuEns. Baker. ohioAn.
ships Due
Saturday. D. M Caplllo, Port plsrs:
susereFssh. sneltsr. wsliingfod. NJ
Cormlck
sunday Point Anchs. shaffer No, 1.
Monday. Border Prince. Shaffsr Ne.
q CuEco. Ep<rry. hTsndknssr. De-
fianes mill. Marie Bake. smeltef.
ssanley Ofiffiths. ameiter. j. J.
consy. Marvel ioll decks.
Tuesday: Lake Frances. shaffer Nc.
!, Coast shipper. shsffer No, J.
Stanley oriffiths. spsrrr. Lake
Frances. Tacoma hArbor mill.
Wednesday. kialto. 6haffer No. 1.
Hslzn Aaru. Milwaukee No. 2. lake
Frances, Dackmkn mill.
THURSDAY Fenmar, Port piers. San
FELIPE. shaffer No l. san clemsnte.
Sptrry; warwick. Rockers, Pomona.
Waterside
Friday. Fioridan. Baker. =. m.
Sporty. p. m hspeie, Defiance mill
SATURDAY Desoto. Port pliers; Walter
Luckenbach. Port piers. Point San
Pedro, Mccormick
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JAPAN REPLIES TO U.S..
ENJOYS TOKYO TALK
THE ORIENT

Foreign Minister Admiral Kichi-
saburo Nomura, Of Japan, said last
night at Tokyo that the Japanese
do not demand exclusive rights in
China. His statement was consid-
cred reply to the speech OF U. s.
Ambassador Joseph c. Grew.
Nomura said Japanese policy is
intended to aid in creating a new
central government for China, in
which all Chinese will have conf
dence, but does not desire to in
fringe on the principles Of true
liberalism.
Grew earlier this week said
Americans deeply resent Japanese
acts of violence in China
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Claim Approved '
By City LalOyer

Howard Carothers. city corpora
ton counsel. filed q reeommenda-
ton 10 tho city council Saturday
to pay $3.50 10 Fred h. Roesch.
sal So. Anderson st.. In settlement
of accident damage. Roesch filed
= claim after his machine was
struck by . water department
truck at So. eth and Fife sts..
Oct. II. An ordinance stipulating
payment Of the claim from the
water auto liability fund has been
prepared for the councils consid-
Grafton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23
STATE LAND AUCTION
BRINGS IN Sll6,60O

OLYMPIA-The state took In
sil6.eo0 from the october } aue-
ton OF state timber. land and
tidelsnds. Land Commissioner Al
bert c. Martin reported today.
The sale. conducted in 26 coun-
ties. included se6.s9s worth of
timber. Se.i65 worth of state land.
$6.e2o worth of tidelsnds and &c.
1i6 in forest board timber.
Larger amounts received from
the sales included: Clallsm, ST.
36s in timber; Lewis. s7.795 in
timber; Pacific. ss.sli in timber;
Skamania. $2s.2is in timber and
S4.3ls in forest board timber, Sno-
homish. $5,s14 In timber.
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TOdStmdSterS to 4"
Observe BTthdau

The Tacoma Toastmasters' club
will observe the 18th anniversary
of Toastmssters' International at
its meeting Monday night at Elks
temple.
Guests will include former men,
bers OF the club and toast
mistresses OF the city.
A motion picture. Yours Truly,
Ed Graham" will be shown in con-
nection with National Life Insur-
ance week. to be observed next
week. The meeting will start at
6 d. m.
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b0RAH DEFENDS
|. HIS PREDICTION

WASHINGTON = Sen. William,
f. Borah. r.. Ida, Friday called
upon Majority Leader Alben w
Barkley, D., Ky, to reveal the full
text Of the White House conference
on neutrality last summer.
The veteran isolationist made
the request after calling attention
to a portion of Barkley's neutrality
speech, in which Barley said his
faith in Borah's ability as a
prophet would have to be re-estab-
lished because of Borah's alleged
prediction that there would be no
war in Europe this year.
Borah, Barley and Republican
and Democratic leaders OF the SEN
ate attended a White House con-
ference with President Roosevelt
last summer at which it was de-
cided to delay neutrality legisla-
ton, despite administration pro-
tests.
II desire to say that would
be exceedingly pleased to have
that entire interview stated In
full" Borah said. adding that
he did not wish to take the re-
sponsibility of such an action
by himself. II think those
who refer to IL In part should
refer to 1t I'm full" Borah said.
Barley rose to say that he had
merely cited information used in
the press without denial from
Borah.
After the short exchange, Borah
took his seat and Barkley made
no promise to produce record of
the meeting.
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FUNERAL MONDAY FOR
MORTON GREGORY, JR.

Funeral services for Morton
Gregory. jr., who died Sunday in
Los Angeles. will be held Monday
at / p. m. from the c. o. Lynn
Co. chapel. The Rev. Carl john
son will officiate. Burial will be
in Mountain View burial park.
Active pallbearers for Gregory.
who was a member of Kay Kyser's
dance band. will be Leon Mills,
Richard Triton, Edward Keys, Rob-
ert Barnes, Kenneth Ollar and
Marvin Lynn.
Gregory was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton Gregory, 61o Broad
way.
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SAlLBOATS TO
VIE ON SUNDAY

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RECREATI0NAL CLASSES
POSTPONED TWO NIGHTS

No recreational classes will be
held Monday and Tuesday evenings
in various public school buildings,
Robert H. Hager, physical educa-
ton director, announced Saturday.
Hager said the regional meeting
Of the Washington Educational
association here Monday and Tues
day forced cancellation of the
classes.
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ACTIONS IN DIVORCE

In superior court Saturday inter-
locutory DEGREES OF divorce were
granted TO Ruby from Dean II.
Briggs; TO Dorothy from Franklin
C. Mcneil and to Elsa from Sidney
NJ. Brewer.
Maxine Martin filed suit for di-
yorce from Theodore II. Martin on
grounds OF incompatihiliy.
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VICTOR
IN COURT SUIT

oEArTtE~Freddis steele. for
mer middleweiwhs boxing cham
plon 81 thu world. won another de-
sision yesterday. Superior Judge
Roger ,. Neakim dismissed a
$4,000 damage suit brought
against Steele by Mr.. and Mrs.
John =. iAndberE a. the result
of an automobile accident.
Mrs lAndb~rx was struck By
sieelss car In December. ipss.
she oontsnded the sx-boxsr was
driving nexlixentiy. steele said
Mrs. Lindh<rg walked into the side
81 his car and he was unable 10
avoid striking her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23
Six Seeking City
Health Position

Six applications are on file with
Civil Service Secretary G. r. An
derson from aspirants for the Job
OF city health director. The last
application was filed shortly be-
fore the expiration Of the deadiine
Friday Afternoon. The six will
compete In examinations Oct. ~
for the position. which pays a sal
airy OF $4,000 a year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23

The H. J. Adler Construction Co..
Tacoma. this week Is taking final
steps In the construction Of the
$4,000 reservoir on College hill.
Eugene. according TO word from
the Oregon city. The new reservoir
will have q capacity Of 1900. 900
gallons and win give Eugene =
three-yesr reserve supply Of water,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23
GETS EIGHTEEN YEARS
FOR ROBBERY OF BANK

PORTLAND, Ore. - F edera
Judge James A. Fee Friday SEN
fenced Clyde Richard Jensen. "a.
TO is years in a federal prison
for robhing Sweet Home. Ore.
bank OF 5000 Sept. is.
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RANK CLEARrNGs

SEATrIE--Bsnk clearings, S6,-
$50. 7l4o2: balances. $2.s7i,476.sS;
transactions. Si3.506. 10000.
PORTLAND. Ore.--Bank trans
actions: Today's clearings, $685.
s45.50. Balances, 7i.21s.96.
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First Big Uldr Order
HELPS Stock Prices

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friday Results
Hoy ~. oTtlns O.
pfc - reltn o.
kApo~sin %. Clover rars is.
FHE-Fifs Trojans buried the
Y.lm link" yesterday afternoon.
And they buried it deeply a $40
score. thus more than atoning for
a rs defeat last year and a I'll
tie In 1887.
For one period the defend
ing Yelm Tornadoes kept the
Trojsns at hay. But Fife got
up steam and starting on their
81 scored 10 plays later on
TAmura's short plunge. shortly
after Pete Mello swept across
from the IL and converted.
This ended the half.
An 81 yard march and a 80 yard
march added two more touch
downs. Frank Spear scored one
Seiichi Yamada one. Spear raced
10 yards for the final tally to
make his point total for the season
up to 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23
RED BOYCE FLAMES

CLOVER PARk-"Why didn't
they tell US they had q halfback
like Red Boyee ?" Is what Clover
Park Warriors are asking today
after losing a 2o-1s thriller to
Kapowsin Loggers here yesterday
afternoon.
Big Red Boyce, made over
from a tackle, scored two
touchdowns to defeat Clover
Park after the Warriors had
steeled themselves all week To
halt the fullback smashes OF
Don D'Andrea. One Boyce
tally came after a Is yard
gain. the other from n nine
yard ramble.
D'Andrea was much in evidence.
however. He kicked the two extra
points that won the game for the
Loggers. He also doomed across
for the third touchdown.
Clover Park scored first when
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Honesty Always Paws

Honesty NIWdYs FoYs
FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below. please take notice
After you have returned the arti-
Giles to the loser go to the Tacoma
Times office 9th and Pacific.
where you will be presented with q
guest ticket TO one OF Hamrick's
theaters.
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Lost and Found
Ballroom DANCING

DANCING-Seturday Night
ELK PLAIN GRANGE
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NEIGHBoRs OF wooDcRAFT NO.
l55 guards will hold turkey trot
Monday, $50 .. m. Eagles hall.
Public invited.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-20
Nicaragua, Honduras Seizure

William Walker, in 1883, attempt
ed unsuccessfully to found a new
republic in northern Mexico. He
next planned an expedition against
Nicaragua. and in 1885 took the cap
ital, Granada. Elected president
and his government recognized by
the United States, he next restored
slavery. Meanwhile his enemies
were closing in on him and in 1857
he surrendered for protection 10
United States sloop Of war. Later
he made an unsuccessful attempt to
recapture Nicaragua. In 1858 he
attempted an expedition against
Honduras, but was thwarted by
shipwreck. In 1860, on a second
expedition he captured Truxillo, but
was soon compelled to fee. Suisse
quently he surrendered and was
turned over to the Honduras gov
eminent Condemned by court-mar-
tial he was shot at Truxillo on Sep
TENDER II, 1860.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-20
Guaranteed Aid for Minis

SASShAAlCS III tiiS carly ooySs
the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the set
tiers in community or in several
townships would sign pledge guar
anteeing that they would provide
sustenance for a minister if he lived
among them and administered to
their spiritual needs. Here's one of
those pledges: I'VE >b by these
presents bind ourselves, our heirs,
executors, and administrators
to pay the sums annexed to each Of
our names, without fraud or delay,
for the term Of three years, to Rev
erend Giles Cowles, the pay to be
made in wheat, rye, corn, oats, po-
tatoes, messpork, whisky, etc., the
produce Of farms, as shall be need
ed by the said Mr.. Cowles and fami-
ly, together with chopping, logging,
fencing, etc. We agree, likewise,
should any contribute anything with
in said term Of three years toward
the support Of the said Mr.. Cowles,
1t shall be deducted according to the
sum annexed to each mans name.
We likewise agree that the preach
ing in each town shall be in proper
ton to what each town subscribes
for said preaching"