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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17
Puyauup Noses
Out Rentonites

Puyallup's eight first places
were just enough to nose out Rem
ton, 56-54, in a dual relay meet
at Renton yesterday afternoon.
Closest event of the day was
the shotput relay. Puyallup won
by just one inch.
Summary:
l2oyard high hurdles: Simonson
tPl, V. Smith P), Cooper (R); time
l7.3 seconds.
loo-yard dash: Bevans CR). Bruce
tR), Kowalski (P); time 1913 seconds
8So-yard run: Yahn P). Hawley
tR) Schaffer (R); time 2:151.
buchanan. Atkins, Simonsen); time
AZ seconds.
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stemp, McQueed. Buchanan; time
Shuttle hurdle: Puyallup "
Smith. Karlen, Snider. Simonsen)
time. 53.5 seconds.
Nile run; Toman CR) Sullivan
$50 s rsiaS Re S 5im osnk 4s Jacobsen
Bruce. Bevan); time. l:4o9.
Shotput relay: Puyallup (Durga
snider. Mullin, sturm); distance
Pole vault: Daily CRl. Cooper CRo
and c. Smith (P) tied for second:
height. 10 g..
Discus relay: Renton nichols
Jensen. Bryner Bronzon); distance
High jump: Sullivan CP>. Diambric
+ CR). Takeuchi CPl: height. s. g..
Broad jump relay: Puyallup (Sul-
/ Ivan. Healy, Kowalski, V. SMITH
t distance. 73' lli2"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17

4 pany, will march overland to
Neppel, Wash, where motor
convoy from Fort Lewis will take
the IT'S men aboard for a cross
country jaunt to the maneuvers
here.
Fifth brigade headquarters and
the 7th infantry from Vancouver
barracks will arrive by motor
convoy April 2S. Theren be
about 1000 officers and men in
this outfit.
Conveyed by Trucks
Sixth brigade headquarters and
the 3sth infantry, another 1000
men, viii arrive April 81. A Fort
Lewis convoy of 1873 trucks will
assist in the movement. Approx
mately LOO officers and men of
the 30th infantry and two quar-
termaster companies will motor
north from San Francisco. To
these will be added $50 of the 9Th
engineers from Fort Lawton, Sc
attic.
Training. beginning with regi-
mental exercises, will carry on
through brigade and divisional ex-
ercises, eliminating in the corps
area commanders annual tactical
inspection.
The normal garrison of Fort
Lewis will be about tripled for the
month of training.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17
First of 5000 Troops Will
Arrive at Fort on Thursday

FORT LEWIS dvance de-
tachments of a concentration of
5000 regular army troops will
begin arriving at this post next
Thursday and by Saturday of the
following week april 29) almost
the entire Third division will have
been modified here for a month
of intensive field training.
Final plans for concentration of
the present-day edition of the
Rock of the Marine" division
were announced as completed
Saturday by Maj. Gen. Walter c.
Sweeney, commanding.
The divisions components are
scattered all over the western
part of the nation. yet the only
units missing from the local
mobilization will be the Alaska
detachment of the 7th infantry
and the 10th field artillery.
Advance Detachment
An advance detachment of as
officers and men of the 4th in
fantry will arrive at Tacoma by
train from Fort George Wright,
Spokane, next Thursday morning.
A Fort Lewis motor convoy will
take the detachment to camp.
The Fort Missoula battalion and
the Fort Wright battalion, with
headquarters and service COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17
Prospective Papa's Trip to
Jail Awaits StOrk'S Arrival

peace and tranquility of your
family, III postpone the Jail term
until your baby is born and two
weeks thereafter. That cant be
very long. I'm told. Let's make
it May 20 for you to begin serving
the time"
Sieber, originally arrested for be-
ing drunk on a street, received the
disorderly conduct charge because.
police said, he kept asking for a
break and refused to be quiet. .
Blows were struck before he was
finally locked up, and during the
fray Siebers face was battered
and Patrolman Roscoe Savage S
nose was broken.
Mrs. Sieber was taken to Pierce
county hospital early Saturday to
await the baby's birth, which at
PENDANTS predicted would occur
within the next "a hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17
.SHRINERS co TO
BALL IN YAKIMA

Shriners of Tacoma. including
the divan members. their wives
and other Afifi temple members,
left Tacoma by special railway
car to join Afifi temple members
in a gala occasion in Yakima this
evening.
Special entertainment Is planned
for visiting Shriners from all
points Of Washington who will
take part in the annual Poten-
tates ball. which is held under
the sponsorship of the Yakima
Valley Shrine club.
The ladies will be entertained
al a reception to be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Shad-
bolt of Yakima Wenatchee. east
ern Washington, north central
Washington and southwest Wash
ington will be represented by
Shrine members.
The special car carried more
than 30 Tacomans.
Among those making the trip
were: Potentate and Mrs. Lee p.
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs Edward J. Gar
rison, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O..
Foss. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II.
Mierow, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ.
Densmore and daughter Rather
inc, Floyd kinnear. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Welker, Walter II. SUIT
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femme, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie w. Tuttle. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Bolin, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. COLLECT of Olympia, Anton
Gibson and DR.. William Larkin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17
Past Presidents
Honored By FOE

Friday evening was past presi-
dents night at the Eagles lodge,
with Carl Carry as president, II.
Roy Harrison as vice president,
Frank l.. Johnson as junior past
president, DR.. Harold n. Fowler
as chaplain. Hugh McGavick as
conductor and John L. Hendricks
as inside guard
Many other past presidents who
were present made short talks.
The athletic committee requests
that all horseshoe players get in
touch with Chairman Berg and
announced that the softball team
will play the musicians on We'd
nesday, April 10, in the Mckinley
Hill field; game called at $50
p. m. Golf for Sunday will be
played at the Meadow Park links,
starting at ! p. m.
The new members initiated this
week are Or. A. w. Bridge. p. A,
Dewey, Carl Reel. Thomas ]. Bow
ser, d. Samardich, Paul Dubois
z. Trummer, Jay Berger and Art
Frank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17
WORK ON BRIDGE
TO Be RESUMED

Damage caused by the collapse
Of one of the derricks being used
to build the Narrows bridge will
be repaired in less than the esti-
mated two weeks and concrete
pouring on the caisson should be
resumed Monday or Tuesday, engi-
neers said today.
Concrete pouring has been sus-
pended since a week ago Wednes-
day when the derrick buckled,
broke loose and dropped into the
bottom OF the caisson. Two men
were injured In the mishap, one
only slightly and the other rather
seriously, but now reported re-
covering nicely.
The delay due TO the accident
Is not expected TO interfere seri-
ously with scheduled completion
of the project as the contractors
were well up to schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17
FOrger Gets Is
Months in Pen

Federal Judge Edward Z. Cush-
man today sentenced Walter c.
Goodno. SO, of Tacoma, to Is
months at Mcneil island and fined
him $3.50 after Goodno pleaded
guilty to forging a government
check for S2750
A 21-year-old Tacoma youth.
Harold BUD Higle. pleaded guilty
to violating the Dyer act Judge
Cushman deferred sentence until
Monday. The youth was accused
of transporting a stolen automobile
across the Oregon Washington
boundary line
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17

A Tacoma mans Jail term today
was waiting upon the stork's visit
to his home.
John Sieber, 80 of 908 No.
Adams st. arrested Thursday
night on charges Of being drunk
and disorderly, pleaded guilty FRI
day afternoon before Police Judge
Joseph Mallery.
Behind him in the courtroom sat
his attractive blonde wife. who ex-
poets the arrival Of a baby shortly.
She tearfully stroked his face.
bruised and swollen as the result
of an argument" with policemen
in the jailer's office. as the court
considered her husbands case.
After considerable ugh t,
Judge Mallery pronounced the SEN
tence; Fifteen dollars and costs
and 30 days in Jail"
However" he added, for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17
Qltt Tacoma Tissts
Two Sea Scout Ships Given
Coveted Flagship Rating

Certificates Of rating presented
to leading Tacoma Sea Scout or
ganization by Regional commo-
dore Henry Foss at Legion Mem
orial hall Friday evening included
qualifications Of the ships Vigilant
and Flying Cloud in the regional
flotilla.
Commodore Foss explained. dur
ing the ceremonial interlude IN the
spring dance and bridge Of honor.
that the Northwest regional COM
mittee had this year discontinued
the custom Of selecting one ship
to be regional flagship and had
discouraged even selection of local
council nagships.
Ratings are determined. he said.
on a point system based on ship
efficiency and achievement. Both
the Vigilant. Skipper Dwight Ma
son, and the Flying Cloud. Skip
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17

per Lloyd Green, are entitled 10
fly the regional flagship flag.
s. S. s. Penguin. Skipper E. J.
MeAllister. was awarded local
flagship squadron; the Viking
Skipper Martin FOrseth. and the
Columbia. Skipper c. E. Perkins.
we're rated first class: the Rain
bow Skipper r. c. Whitworth. and
Defiance. Skipper F B. Mossman.
won second class rating. and the
Albatross, Skipper p. G. Gruger.
third class. Othher local ships did
not qualify.
sonal promotion included
quartermaster awards to Mate
Lawrence Berglund of the Flying
Cloud and Boatswain Bob Anna
bel Of the Vigilant.
The annual basketball tourna-
ment pennant was presented 10
Skipper McAllister of the Penguin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-17
COUNTY FARMS
CHIEF IS DEAD

Edwin Park Houghton, 81. SUI
perintendent of Pierce County
farm near Sumner for the past
two years. died there Saturday
morning.
Houghton had been commercial
representative OF Pacific Tele-
phone 4 Telegraph Co. in Tacoma
from 1919 until his retirement in
1888. He was member of Ia
coma lodge. F. 4 A. M. and Ep-
worth Methodist church. and a
past monarch of Tacobat Grotto.
He was a native Of st. Clair. Mich.
Surviving are his wife, Alice M.
. son, Edwin H.. of Tacoma. a
daughter. Mrs. Lew Barnes Of Sc
attic: a sister. Mrs. Eva Beach OF
Vincennes, Ind; two brothers
Lloyd c. of Los Angeles and Fred
NJ. of Clio. Mich; grandson. TED
johnson Of Seattle, and sister
in-law. Miss Nell Cunnell Of Sum
ner. Buckley-King will make the
funeral announcement.