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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
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1 OS~~I~ yS$SySUySu
Nlr nod eiuiee @oden treuner,
ltns pom Saneerieit! Sd ipeiB aus
Grabrnng, oaB es bel Irbeit oibt,
oas Freislieo oabin at bringen, no
es Der Ghprleiter baben mill! M,ls
oieiem @rltnoe babe ih oie Gereige
NIT meinem 8eil,de reridont. Mber
iest pieoerbolt audi oie Maiienh0re,
oenn oieies Mal iou rnier Salpt-
fonsert oie groBte Mnsiebungsfraft
tperHen, mir noaen bei oem GubIi-
tlnm IN 9lepelano Gbre einlegen.
BIS iest bate ,tnier 8ltno nod ME
Die 8elegenbeit in einem ioIfen Ml,-
oitori,'m als Waiiend)or s1 iineen,
oenn Sic Mffllitif lit t%pltnoerbar. @ir
lito iiber5euet, oab mir oas Mroito.
riltm liiuer. benn es lit iebt id,pll
eine groBe Nad,iraee fir Gintritts
fartsn. Gs lit iebem Gerein feline bei-
lige Tfliht. an Sen WaiienfGrcn il
eeluiiienbait ipie an sen Greislieoern
81 n-oben SIR tpibt ale, oab ser
SaIgerbuto nidt I'M Stanoe lit, Sic
&eiie bes Seitoirisenten SIT sablen.
SEER s. Saitit mar ser critic, ser ,,l1s
%c!aenniitia Die Soften ieIbit setra.
gen bat uno ih iperoe oasieIbe TIN,
nat!irlid 'oaen benadbarte SERENE
etlucs bebilflif iein, inoenl mir pie!,
le:d't nit mcbreren Iereinen eire
Erobe abbalten fGl1nen, 5. +. ipeltr
cs iit MAIDEN l1bt.
Die gntfernuna Gbicago-1c.
tro!t lit iebr grob, ulto nimmt aueia
ein BOAR Gage IN Iniprlld. ST
motte nad Ser Yrobe gern cine
fleiile ltrterbaltuna anihliebel,. ga,
nit pir Sic &ommerslieoer ourd,,
nehnten fon1en, bcnn cs aibt oieies
Wa! etfpas 8l,tes ltrlO ib brinae Sic
Bidder nit. Sie Ieste ISOLDE inn
Sui mill ih IN Chicago iein ulro be-.
Iud'e auf Ser Seinnreiie Garp, Sno.
Sb'fon Tie fem MitaIieo ocs Sin.
aerbnnoes iino, es limo bod Siebell.
burger Sdnger lrtO intereiiiereu iid,
pielleidlt aud, fir oas SGnaerfeit.
81: iebt 'elber ein, oaB ih pieaeid,t
ltid,t oil Dem gbeuo fomme1 fam.
no Sic reaelredlte Singihnoe lit.
peroe midi besbalb iciort oil Ole
Gereine tuenOen lll!o ibnen oen 5aa
mei,er Infrrnft piiien Iaiien. Sd
piiroe Sen Gcreillen icbr Danfbor
lein tpern lie iif meinen s(rlorOnltn.
gen fiiaen miirOen. 3u meinem sroB.
tn Grltannen babe id, erfbren, oar
ber'fieoene Gereine niht ale gb0r:
beb21 Soute oas ser SaI iein, Damn
bite id MIDI iofort niiien SIT laiien,
Damn fam i6 Oieie mitbringert. g.
piiroe Elm iebr ifled)ter Ginorud
ieir, tpern MIR sic Sdlfte ser SGnae,
rinren uno Ginger iingen ipiiroen.
Sd perlange nid)t Oas 3. g. Sic &e.
mi'tten Gbore alle 4 Stimmen scr
Manners ODER 6rarenfore Iernen
Iolen, 6ieies babe ih ifon friiber in
einem Irtifel betont, id lperoe eud,
oas perionlih erfl1ren un6 bin iiber-
5eugt, Dab allies sur 3ufrieoenbeit
ablauft. Nm 81. Sllli ODER 1. MueuIt
bin ih in 9etroit, tper6e ibnen in
frr5er 3eit 'ben b%eitimmten Gag nil.
len iaiien. Die anoeren StGote tperop
i6 balls pe%ritGn0igen.
0fit bentidem SdngergruB!
y. 8rOser, Jeitbirisent.
1921 8oielano Mpenlie,
GlpbpInnA. chin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
Nus TarreQ, Ya.
3ipeia 81.

aIen Sdrpeitern sur gef1aigcn
Natrift. baB sic nGd,ite Seriamlr,
lung Samstag, Ben 10. Sui. punft
s llbr abenos, abyeholten miro. Ill'
SGimeitern iinb aebeten in ser %pr-
iammlulta anpeieno 81 iein. Sn ser
letter. Geriammlung muroe oils Se-
pi,tr uniere 3. g Sefr. sllice 8iin-
ther einItimmig st ibrem Mmt er.
fpdelt Sic periprad, bas Bette sum
@obl bes Sereins sl tlln.
Cara Srans, SSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
Mifutin ii6er Der Sabafpilanse.

Bel Serlll6en nit SabafpilanSen.
ii6er Sic nrarl 2rft bintpegitromeu
lieb, pl1roe einruatofrei nadseipie.
fen, Sab aud, Die Gflcnse id)on Mifo.
tin nlisideioet. 9ieie nifotiniiierte
2utt pirft ger,al, 10 ipie cine BOO
Superintendent erfiinte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
Nus youngstown. Ohio
9amend)pr G6elmeik

bat in ieiner Iesten N%eriammluno
beibloiienL 6aB nur oieienieen Sdtpe.
tern, Die gutitebeno iino uno Die oia
Errben re~gelmdBio beiuden, nidi
mebr als orei Mal febler, bere9.
tigt iin6 nod glepelano gum sGn.
gerfeit 5u sieben.
Sic Sbmeitern m0een es it9 aur
Hfiidt MAIDEN, piinftlih ieoen Don.
nerstag ant Hlase gu iein uno n.r
arahfbeit l,no Mrbeit entid)uloigt
g. 90rling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
Ans Nen Cattle, ga.
3tueia %.

Gs biene allen Mltelieoern sur
i%reunolidsn 9enntnis, oab Sic MOS
aatlid,e @eriamntlltns bes 3neig %
am Smstae, Sen 16. Sllli, 3 l1br
nod)mittags abgebalten miro unH
sluar in Ser Gintrad,t Salle. Sober
9r;;ber ioute es. lid, sur Eilid)t mo-
den. in oieier @eriammlul,g 81 ct.
id,e,nen. Gsore Yetri, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13

g. blene alien Sd,meitern 5
Airdleu Trauen Gcrcius

sllr a~efGnigen Nadrid,t, oab sic re.
eelmdbige Sisune anl IS. Suli. 8
llhr abenbs abiebalten miro. Gle
Sd'peiteru iino gebeten in 3eit y,
forrnren. Nad ser Situlle finoet pie
imnrer Ser %gepohulide TamiIien.
abelo itott. moSr ale eineelaoen iirS
SGrpiter Misi Serrtid, uro Shlpe,
fter q. Salercreu iperben ierripren.
Morp Sbalgott, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
Saddentae in Glepelano
am 20. Iult
Ind) Sic iinb einselaben.
Ans 9omefeab, ga.
3iucia 6.

july u
Mm porlesteu Sonutag, Sen 3
Sltli, fano bel gutem 9eiltf ~ltticre
monntlid,e Eeriammlung itatt. g.
murSen Die reaelnlGbieen @eidaftc
in ii5liher @eile erleoiet. Iltd) Die
b%albi1brlide Ged)nune fam sur Ser
leillng unb aus berieIben mar Oeilt-
lid) slt %pernebmen. Oab mir I'M eritel'
balben Sabre 1889. tros ser if)eld)
ten MrbeitsperhGltniiie, einen aniehn-
lid)en lteberifllb SIT per5eifnen bas
ben.
N1f) Ger Geriammll1lte besabe1
iih Sic 9riioer IN Sen ipgenanutcu
Matisfeuer, no iid) aud, Sic Samen
unieres Shlpeiterpereins balo elm
fanO'r II. gs entnideIte iid, bier red}t
balr cine frchlide Stimmlrna - sll-
mai glltes Bier uub gutter oltrd, TO.
'tenfsei i%erpiert pllroe. timer Cert
Gha, lang einige froblid)e oel,tide
2ieocr, aud, bielten peridieoelle Bril-.
ser uno Shrpeitern fitrse. ober BIT.
morpolle M%niprad,elt. Grit ipdt ar
Tbe:lb bad,te mon ans Seinlgeben
nit Sem 9%enllbtieil,, pieoer einmci
reft eemiitIide Stl,noen perIebt ;u
BADEN. Wartin Notb, Sefr.
Sic Ger'amnlnulgen bon lester
@ohe poren Idllpath beilld,t, ie mehr
man Sic Mitglieber an bieie mahnt,
beito melr sIan5en Tie nit gbpeie!t-
belt: fonl,el1 aber Die 9eamten grob-
artig fritiiieren, lrellt oieie cine Mrs
belt perrid,ten luilcn. Die Heparatll:
am Sud) ser Stride l1no Sarts foitet
$500 90, lit perriftet lnto aud, be
iuh.t. hicrju bat ser Tral,en Gerein
5000 unO Die Srienolbip Glab $40
beigetraaen. Illf an oieier Stenc
mir Snnf fiir Sic freilpiQiac
mitbilie on Hllibau ser @enleinns
nie eirlcn gitter Sortihritt al, Wit-
llier'd)aft unb NlnanSieu per;cidnet
llno miro belt1tigt bon Sefret1r 1sre6
@Gbrenb sic 9erldte abgegebet
lultrcen traf aud, Serr Efarrer
Modhs bon Ser in Birmingham. Ga.,
absehaltenen &onpention Ser gmer;
con Slltberan Gbhrcb eiil. Gr Be,
rid,tete, bab has glufnabmeeeiuh an.
ael!ommen mare uno mir nun Wit-
llieo bieier Spnooe iinb. 6Ieidfaas
per'tehen mir ald. cine anoecs
sll baben u1b peripred,en bie,c
81, p,fiiaen, iebod, bat Die 6eneinoe
Oieie i'm porbinein i;nansied unter-
Itiist, mas alln iii 3ufunit ac-
ihehen miro.
Serr Gfarrer Maabs lit auf ;se.
rier gegangen, Inn iif etpas in iei-
mem 6eirnntitaat @iscouIin bon Ser
Irbe't SIT erbolen nnb tpenn Sic
aeiltliden Sienit piinihen ruien Sic
Son.eiteao 5969-@. Ion beute an
preOigte iiir inns 6err 9. q. G0rid,.
fe, nno Sonntag, Sen 16. Sl,li. lit
ainiertae uno Die Sonntagsifule
iIuie miro nit oem Hrogramm INN
1880 llbr moraens anfangen. sir
oieiea Gag faat ser belttide 8ottes-
oienit aus.
Nae geamten bes Grallen Gereins
tperhen eriudt, Mitttpof, oen &c.
Sui abcnbs s ltbr. iih BEL Srau
gogt ein5uiinoen. Inn oie Bidder III
priifen. S. st., Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
Sadientae 1T Glepelane
am 25. 1ult
Mnd) Sic iino einselaben.
Aus Salem, Cbto
Sueis Is.

;SWei9 IS.
Gen Mitelieoern Oes 3ipeia IS
oes Central Gerbanoes oiene sl;r
9erntnisnabme, SAB Sic reeclred,te
understanding Srcitag, oeil ii
Sllil, obenbs 8 ltbr i%tattfinbet.
G. g., Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
1as 9rpfe sadienpidni6 ridt
n1her!

Mm %. Si1li fin0et bas gemein.
ian:e Nidnid bont Nerein uno Der
4irheneemeinoe itatt uno 5tuar aili
Dem gutbefannten @run6itiid Der
Den1id.l1nsarn an Bennington glre.
Sb es regnet, es ion feinen 5uriif.
bolier. benin bic 9anabale, 2unG.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13

bale uno anoere Sduier iteben uns
CUR 8erfiieung.
Darl.m ballet eud uomSelt@ ben
% Snli fret fit Sos grobe samien.
Nidnid in youngstown, Ohio.
WiIbelm 9beiB, Yrdiioent.
- Die r~1eiiten Yroben Ser 9alent.
.loiisfeit tper6en auf Der @eltbibne
abgeIegt.
- 8itte leien sic Die Mn5eiget1.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
2iueia 16.

aae Shmeitern oes 3tpeis Is
fins %eriad)t, cm 90. Suli in Ger
Son.,tagidnle iif an DEM aaffee-
frarshen 81 beteiligen. Sic fonnen
allh a~usndrtige 5reunoe mitbrin-
gen Gin tiidtiees aomitee miro git
Baden, 6enn ale Sdtpeitern Iieben
beimgebadenen Sudden. SIN aomitee
iin6 s6m. q. MiGer, g. Jafeid,
g. Gogt uno 8. Sterner.
Sim Is. Muguit bat 3meig is elm
Eifnif. Ser Srt miro ipGter befannt
gemaht tueroen. Sir ipoIen aQes
nit Jreu6en genieBen.
@oie &nmpbreps, ctr.
|
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13

@itte leien sic Die Mnseisen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-07
k34Hd[33543$kII
German Motorship Seattle Returns on
Friday to Load Is Cars of Apples

The German motorship Seattle
of the Hamburg American line
which opened the 1889 fruit
export season by lifting Il car
loads of apples and pears at Port
piers last September, will return
to the Port Friday TO stow Is
more cars of apples for delivery
In Europe.
In order to meet her sailing
dates. the big freighter will main
tain a rapid loading schedule here
and sail late Friday after handling
inbound cargo and a heavy con-
signment of outward freight.
In addition TO the fruit. the
Seattle is slated to take $50, 900
board feet of logs and 10000 feet
of lumber Two cranes will be
placed in operation to lift the
''peeler' logs from the water in
quick time.
Twice Usual Size
The log shipment for the Seattle
on her present voyage Is about
twice the customary size.
Arrival of the Japanese steamer
Cuba Maru of the Yamashita line
WAS awaited today at Shaffer
dock No. 2. Marine schedules
listed the vessel TO arrive here
Friday, but dock officials said she
might not reach Tacoma until
Saturday or Sunday.
Bound for Japan and Taku Bar,
China. the Cuba Maru will take a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-07
ROUND UP 7 IN
LIQUOR RAIDS

Seven men TO-DAY faced police
court trials for liquor selling, as
a result of raids conducted early
THURSDAY BY city police and state
liquor board agents.
Between 1880 and 40 a. m.
the officers visited five alleged
speakeasies Officers D. II. Peter
son and c. o. Robson of the Ia
coma police force were joined by
state inspectors in staging the
raids.
Those arrested were Harold
Banks. 30: George Morgan. II,
and Robert Bartlett. Al, al 1922
Broadway, John Piazza. p, al
1882 Bros dway; John Baker. "a,
and Henry Wilson. 20. at 1919 2
Broa dwav. and Andy Nictovieh. 81.
AT 1920 Broadway. All the sus-
poets except Piazza obtained their
release from Jail by posting $500
hail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-07
SALARY TAKING
BILL APPROVED

WAsHI>GT0N-The senate ap-
proved and sent to conference With
the house a bill providing for
reciprocal taxation Of federal and
state salaries on the principle that
was upheld BY the supreme court
last week.
The bill WAS amended to prevent
taxation Of salaries received before
Jan. l. 1899. and to permit states
TO tax the salaries Of all federal
Judges and members of congress.
Sen. Bennett Champ Clark. D.
Mo. withdrew an amendment
which would have subjected income
from federal and state bonds 10
taxation.
Sen William f. Borah. r. Ida.
opposed the bill on the ground that
il would place the states and the
federal government in a position
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-07
REPORTS STATE
FINANCE SHAPE

OLYMPIA-The state closed the
old biennium March 81 with a def
cit of S2,9s1,977 in the general
fund and a cash balance of s11.-
ass .220 in all 81 funds. State
Treasurer Phil Fl. Gallagher re-
ported today.
In both categories the figures
were an improvement over low
marks set during the winter
months. The general fund was
SO ,072 900 in the red the preceding
week, but receipts of S3,5S5, los
during the week helped lower the
deficiency.
Gallagher reported the gasoline
tax brought in S1.065,0s during
March. compared to 81 obs, 6ss for
March. 1898. giving a total of
S3.446, 4SS from that source this
year, nearly 100000 ahead of
last years mark.
The state ID per cent excise
tax on new cars purchased during
March brought IN S46,633, while
the sales and business tax receipts
were S2,52S.007 for March.
Since May l, 1887, when the
sales and business tax laws fiscal
year began. the levies have brought
in S47.S24,24s. This was divided
up s23,3s5, 1876 for the common
schools. S22. 79s, 316 for the state,
81 .O4O. 4OS for the University of
Washington, S343.621 for Wash
ington State college. $50 ,4s7 for
Cheney College of Education, $40
GIT for the Ellensburg institution,
and S14,S17 for Bellingham college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-07
YOUTHS ADMIT
7 bURclARIES

Leonard Grout and Chester
Shade. le-year-old Tacoma youths,
who were returned TO Tacoma
from the Monroe state rcformatory
where they were under sentence TO
serve q maximum of Tia years for
attempted burglary in kittitas
county and given an additional
sentence of Is years by Judge ]. M.
Phillips Wednesday for burglariz-
ing the Mountain tavern on the
Mountain highway. confessed
Thursday TO Sheriff John c, Bjork-
lund to two other burglaries In
Tacoma.
The youths. who admitted, be-
fore being taken into court they
had stolen Z truck load of beer
from Tacoma parking lot early
in January. confessed TO the sheriff
that on the night of last Feb. IL
they also broke into a service sta
ton and q grocery store. where
they obtained a small amount of
money. cigars and cigarets.
Grout and Shade, the sheriff
said. admitted breaking into the
Vincent Beuzer grocery at Mckin-
lev ave. and Ea. 4Sth ST.. and
service station on Sixth ave, the
exact location Of which the pair
could not recall.
The youths declared they also
broke 4 window in q grocery store
At So. Sth and Sprague SITS, but
were frightened away by a pedes-
frian before they could gain en-
trance to the building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-07
ILWU Urged to
Seek Pay Raise

SAN FRANCISCO - A recon-
mendation that waterfront unions
seek wage increases, when current
contracts expire Sept. 30 was
placed before the second annual
convention of International Long
shoremen Warehousemen's union.
affiliate of Congress of Industrial
Organizations.
V. j. Malone, secretary of hide
pendent Marine Firemen, Oilers.
Wipers and Watertenders. told the
Approximately 100 ILWU delegates
that his group would support long
shoremen in any demand for in
creased wages at the contract re-
newal period. He said that he
would recommend 10 his own union
that il also try to get more
money
Personally, with distinct war
threat in Europe and countries
there anxious 10 get supplies from
the West Coast and willing to pay
longshoremen wages. regardless of
scale. think il is good time Ito
seek higher wages,)" Malone told
the delegates.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-07
Uetenun ~ p E77poye
To Retire on Friday
Conductor Black Recalls Time He
Tried for Rendezvous With Bandit

years Of railroadinf N the east.
he had an experience which he
still vividly recoliects.
The notorious bandit. Isaac
Gravelle. figured in the episode.
Black recalls.
Were to Meet Gang
One night. as the story goes.
Black and his crew were ordered
to meet Gravclle and his gang at
a point between Helena and Mis-
sonla. At this rendezvous a ran
som was To be paid TO the gang
on the threat that. II IL weren't,
the bandits would continue to
dynamite bridges and tracks In
that AREA.
colored light signals were to
be used to effect the meeting.
A train was sent out with the
ransom. Bringing up the rear
was the caboose. innocent looking
until one looked inside. In 1t were
several sheriffs with bloodhounds,
rifles and enough ammunition for
q small war.
No Response
When the train arrived nj the
prearranged point, II sent forth
the signal. but there WAS no re-
Spouse. The train returned to
Livingston.
Soon after Gravelle was cap
tured on a ranch while he WIS
ssddting his horse.
At his trial In Helena. he said
he saw the train, but that his
horse stumbled In The dark and
he could not give his signal.
Committed Suicide
Later. Gravcllc got hold of
pistol that was struggled into the
courtroom. He escaped. but shot
and killed himself when sheriffs
cornered him In the basement of
the home Of Montsna's late Gov.
O'Toole.
During his railroad life. Black
has belonged TO several railroad
brotherhood organizations, and in
1921 he was general chairman of
the Order Of Railroad Conductors
at st. Paul.
In retirement. he will devote
his time to social and educational
interests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-07

shipment of flour and possibly
some logs and lumber here. Shat
fer employees said no scrap iron
loading is planned.
The Gyoko Maru. another
Yamashita liner. which worked at
Tacoma about 10 days ago, is
expected to return here Monday
or Tuesday to take lumber
shipment for Japan at Shaffer
dock No. 2.
Strike l. Called
A lumber strike at Willapa
harbor was called Wednesday
while the Gyoko Maru was work
ing at Raymond, and the vessel
sailed without completing her
lumber loading Whether the pre-
mature sailing will advance her
arrival time in Tacoma is not yet
known
Discharging Oriental freight
and loading Tacoma products for
delivery in South Africa. Calcutta
and the Orient. the Silverwillow
of the Silver-Java-Pacific line
locked at Port piers at 3 n. m.
Thursday and was to sail about
10 p. m.
The l.. p. st. Clair, new and
well-equipped tanker of the Union
Oil Co, locked at the Milwaukee
oil tanks Wednesday afternoon,
remaining until go a. m. Thurs
day. She was viewed during the
evening by many Tacomans.
ships In port: Silverwillow, Port
piers. Coloradan, Northholm and Bor-
der Prince, Baker dock. Granville
Sperry dock. Point San Pablo. Penn
sylvania Salt Co.
ships due: Thursday-Lake Fran
ees. Shaffer No ]. Friday Seattle
Port piers: Cuba Maru. Shaffer No
q Silvcrado, Mccormick dock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-07
Building Permits
ShOu Little Squirt

Permits for a number of small
home building and improvement
nroiects were issued IN Thursdays
erist OF bushes. in the building
Inspectors office.
Included were the following
Marvin stanton. 81 500 cottage al
1902 So. Tacoma way: A. @. Wall,
Larchmont. $4,000 residence at
4s4f A st. Leo Gregorich. $1,000
residence at 5l05 No. 45th st.
Sound Tire Exchange. $1,000 tire
shan al 1921 So. Tacoma way. and
". II. Mierow, sl.0o1 IN remodel
ing cottage at 1912 No. 2lst ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-07

Black viii re-
tire In Seattle
"a rly Friday
morning when,
N CO n d ucior .
he brin gs in
train No. 3
from st. Paul.
MINI.
B lack has
lived in the Pa
cific Northwest
sin &C IL o 4,
when he began
ork o n I h e
Tacoma divi-
sion of I h =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-07
CLAIMS BANKRUPTCY

Voluntary petitions in bank
ruptcv were filed in federal district
court here Thursday by Herbert
Mcclellan Coleman. Cowlitz county
logger. listing debts of Sol1.o9,
against assets of Sl3l. all exempt,
and by Neil A. Reid. powder man,
of Rainier. Wash. listing debts OF
xl.144 and assets OF $50. all ex-
empt.
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Victim of Burns
NOU Recovering

Mrs. Elizabeth Erratt. rs, of 104
Ea. 35th St, who suffered severe
burns Wednesday when an electric
iron set fire TO her clothing, was
reported In good condition" Thurs
day at Pierce county hospital.
Attendants said 1t will be sew
eral days before they can be GER
tain of the womsn's recovery, how
evAr
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OBITUA RIES
MRS. WALTER JOHNSON

Mrs. Anna W. Johnson. SO, of
4O51 East F st, died in a local
hospital Wednesday. She had lived
here rs years and was the widow
of Walter Johnson. Surviving are
two sons, Howard of Albany, Ore,
and David of Tacoma; her father,
Carl Trebesch of Central Point,
Ore, and three sisters, Mrs. Ed
Jensen. Mrs. Alma Messikomer
and Mrs. Vera Stlwell. all of Ia
coma. Funeral services will be
held at $3.50 p. m. Friday at the
Mellinger chapel, with burial IN
lakewood cemetery
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where they will be constantly
pickering. =,
Il believe federal officers should
nay a tax" he said. but that the
federal government should levy IL
Likewise. I believe state officers
should pay tax. but that the
state should levy it.
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ANDRIENNE TO SPEAK

Andrienne. the internationally
known graphologist now in Taco
ma and writing exclusively for The
Tacoma Times. will speak at the
meeting of the Young Mems Bust
ness club Friday noon at the Hotel
Winthrop. The ST. Cecilia club
quintet will sing.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Miss j. Marie Enthusiastically,
p. M. at the Lynn chapel. Rev,
Carl Rydell officiating; burial in
Tacoma cemetery.
Mrs. Alta 7. Doherty Saturday,
10 a. m. at the Lynn chapel. Rev.
J. r. Mccullough officiating.
Bert Dudley Saturday. ! p, M,
at the Wrigley 4 Clements chapel,
Puyallup. Rev. Lester Hearn Off
ciating, burial in Woodbine Gene
terry, Puyallup.
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DIVORCES STARTED

Suits for divorce have been
started in superior court by
LaVerne against Paul Collins.
Perry against Eleanor Deacon, and
by Stephen J. against Betty Soltis.
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Northern Pacific. Later he WAS
transferred To Seattle.
Al Z conductor for the North
ern Pacific in Livingston. Mont,
where he moved after several
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rn np
Sunday morning
h heard
. nmorh which wills Is
are An Ok and
Lorraine
Miss Caroline Gma director
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After II years A. a railroad
man, IS of them with the North
eYn Pacific railway. John A.