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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Mrs. Gillian
Club Hostess
Civic Organization Has
Reports on Welfare
Work at Luncheon

Always a charming hostess,
Mrs. H. c. Gillian opened her
home in the Bryn Mawr apart
ments, 1115 SO. 4th ST, to
members of the Monday Civic
club which meets every two
weeks for II o'clock luncheon
sessions. Mrs. Horace Scott,
president of the organization,
presided over business ac-
Invites which included reports
of the organizations welfare
campaigns during the past
weeks.
Mrs. Gillian was assisted
with the luncheon arrange
ments by her daughter. Mrs.
Llewellyn Thomas, who was
also welcomed as a new men,
Der OF the club.
The IL guests were seated at
one large table for the luncheon
which was beautifully appointed in
the new acacia and daffodils of the
season. Other rooms Of her apart
ment were also decorated in this
motif
Mrs. H. C. Kennedy and Mrs
Edith j. Mclean were also made
new members Of the club which
has been carrying on its out
standing welfare program for th'
past 2S years,
During the afternoon Mrs. Scot
asked Mrs. Percy Creath Smic
the clubs secretary, to be il
charge of tn committee for bool
reports on Northwest history to b
given at coming meetings. Mrs
Smith appointed group Of mem
bers to assist her including Mrs
George Slyter. the vice president
Mrs. T. A. Robinson. Mrs. Leonar'
Pearson, Mrs. Alice Yarnell. Mrs
Gardner Reynolds. Mrs. Charlie
Hume, Mrs. Gillian, and Mrs
/ Thomas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
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Are Popular
Leisure Time Groups Meet
Each Friday During
Winter Term

Offering classes Of special
interest 90 housewives, the
Leisure Time classes at the
Y. W. c. A. offer a wide va
riety of subjects each Friday
during the win ter term.
Morning classes include travel
talks arranged by Mrs. Frank
y. Woodruff; German classes
given by Mrs. A. A, Grau;
gardening with Mlss Mary
Cowan M chairman, and cur
rent books by Mrs. X. T..
friars.
Friday morning Al 1913 o'clock.
Mrs Frlars will review Leonardo
de Vinci" by Antonio Valrntln ard
Grandma Called II csrnal," by
Bertha Damon. Arabs" VIII be
The subject Of the travel talk by
Mrs. Leroy Treaor ON Friday. Mrs
william lie Vogue Ia conducting a
course In Speech which IN de-
signed 80 help women express uhelr
IDEAS easily and well. Home max
lng IL new subject this term
under the ehairmsnAhsp Of Mrs.
Edward Lewis. This Friday Mrs.
Ralph Rogers of Seattle viii taik
on food for special entertaining
THE hapdcfaft class. under the
direction ~ Miss Ruth wheeler,
has unusual appeal this term. Clay
modelling ana baskstry are being
taught. Mrs. A. y, Westeott Is
ready 10 help those who knit. In
the afternoon Mr.. Thomas hNayzs
il continuing his talks on current
events nj 1 O'Clock Al thih hour
there Alko Ia class IN contract
for beginners. taught ~ Mrs. An
thony Arntaon. ana At 2 o'clock.
social contract for more sspefi.
encod playsrs. Al this same hour
those who desire more active rec
rsatlon may Join the group IN
badnlnton ard swimming IA ths
Health Education department.
This program OF adult sdica-
ton 10 offered 10 women ~ Tia
coma for = nominal fee. through
the generous cooperation 81 lbs
volunteer leadership with the Z W.
g. A. COMMITTEES. including AiaA
Mary b. CONan. chairman. Mrs.
Ralph y. Simpson and afs. WIN
Am IL Vogue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Receive Reservations for
Founders Day at Seminary
Many 10 Come From Out OF Town for Annual Event;
forty-Four Students at School VIII 90
10 Mountain Friday

The latter part of the week promises to be full for
aunnae and students of Annie Wright seminary Thursday
will be celebrated annual Founders day at the school, the
days festivities beginning with service at y o'clock in
Raynor chapel with the Ri Rev. Arthur s. Huston in charge
luncheon program and election of officers will follow Com
ing from Seattle for the will be Mrs Frank Webster
Hnsdae daughter of the late Bishop J. A. Paddock founder
of the seminary and Mrs { D. Frat who holds the honor of
being the first graduate of the school, graduating in 1886
Aumnae are expected from Seattle, Olympia, Aberdeen.
Sumner and other points well from Tacoma More than
so Tacoma aumnae have already made reservations for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Miss Long OF Prosser
Beino Entertained Here

The house guest OF Miss Ethel
Cotter, 250f No. Lawrence. Miss
Mary f. Long of Prosser, is being
entertained extensively during her
STAY in Tacoma. On Sunday
morning she was honored at a
breakfast party given by MISS
Cotter at her home.
The preceding evening Prof
and Mrs. John Paul Bennett were
hosts at a dinner party honoring
Miss Long at their home, 3i24 No
26th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
DOCTORS WARN
FOLKS WHO ARE
CONSTIPATED

1T IS SAID constipation causes many
human discontinue headaches. iaex ~
snsfzy and mental d4llnsss being but .
fs-. But DON'T WORRY
FOR years a sossa Ohio Doctor. DR..
y. N. Edssrds. successfully treated
se0res a patients for constipation with
hss famous DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
now sold by druggists eysfyshefe.
Olive Tablets. being purely ssgesqlls.
are harmless. Thsy not only gently Jet
Thoroughly cleanse the boEsis but ALSO
assist liyer bile aow 70 help digest isity
foods. Test their goodness TONIGHT
without fall l6t. s0I. Co., adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Plans AlI-Day Session

Mrs. W. z. Wright VIII open
her home at 400 So. saith st, at
1890 o'clock Thursday morning
for an all-day session Of the Wom-
ems society of Fern Hill Baptist
church.
Mrs. ]. r. L. Haslem Of Bell
ineham will be the guest speaker
of the day. Luncheon will be
served at 1890 O'Clock with the
hostess being assisted by Mes
DANES B. f. Sodegren, Belle Quinn
and Arthur Kellogg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Eoresters Plan Gard Party

The Womens Catholic Order ~
Foresters will hold the first In 4
series Of card parties at Odd Eel
lows hall from 2 until 4 o'clock
Thursday Bridge Will be played
during the afternoon. Mrs. Charles
Harvey is chairman Of the affair
assisted by the officers Of the
court. Members and friends are
cordially invited 10 attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Glow Club Meets with
New President

Members of Glow club me,
Thursday afternoon At Tho home
Of their new president. Mrs' " D.
Collins. for a ~ 40 luncheon. fol.
lowed by a short business meet.
ing and cards.
Those present were Mesdsmes
George sharp. w. J. Bnttohsf. g
A. iitner. ", Fleming, 4 Mricl'
Ian, +. achmaix, q, J. rrunsli ant
Z the hoatsHs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
New Officers installed

the Ladies club ~ ,he FIRE ana
Police Departments installed ne"
officers Thursday al party
given for retiring officefs Tnose
installed we're Mrs II y. bsyfrs.
president. Mrs. IL. AeAllntsf, wee
president. Mrs. V. Eyers, ssers-
tary. Mrs. W. Herbst. treasurer.
Mrs. Martin Joyce. Mrs X Hardin,
Ars. A. Andsrsiand and Mrs VIII
lam Olmstezd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

The FIRST meeting ~ me new
year Of the Tacoma Afflssa. FnH.
ian Speaking Lodge. Branch ssf
Of the Croatlan Ffntnrnal Union
Of America. will he held Wsesnrs.
day at 1880 o, m. Ia the hoFss 81
Mas Mary Mlhaiovleh. iJ2A Mo
Steele II.
Any Slavic youth Nhc - inter-
esssI in obtaining further sfif0f-
nation concerning this ofxsnisA-
ton 10 ~sicoms ~ call ihs rreas-
dent ~ the lodge. Aiss Mlilisrnt
fsosetlen, at HtsoadwsY t511.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
New Division OF Club Meets

The Bachelor Girls. a newly
organized group of the SuD-Dsb
club. met Saturday afternoon a.
the home Of Miss Sadie Press. 5zi
No. j ~. Plans for skating party
we're discussed but no definite date
get. Officers who were elected are
Miss Wanda Polling. president
Mis- Norma Cagiisrdi. secretary,
Miss gside Press. treasurer, ana
Mas Alice Hsmlin. Other mem
bers VINO attended the meeting
were Misses Lillian Kelley, Norma
Nelson, Edith Ploegar. Emmy
Bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Ac,ivitie, FOR Auxiliary
Announced

John X. Thompson auxiliary
No. 3. y. $. w. v. Win hold ia
first card party Of the year sstnr-
day evening. January n, at the
srmory. Tuesday evening The
drum and bugie corps viii sponsor
an educational tour through Bpck-
ley King funeral parlofs al 20
o clock Mrs. Clay Pratt. 5tOs
No. 18th. y1il be hostess 70 the
auxiliary sewing club With Mrs
Edwin sesl A. assisting hostess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
lsdie. Aid Meets
For Luncheon

The Ladies' Aid ocsrty ~ TINS
Messiah Lutheran church. no i2th
and I SITS. held liz regular month.
w meeting Thursday N the chufsh
parlnfH. Luncheon vas served
from "a 10 30 O'Clock. followed
by a program and business meet
ing. Hostessss for the day ~sfs
Mrs Esther Hasgsness. Mrs. fnkv,
Nelson. Mrs. Hilda Olson and Mrs..
T.. Anderson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
w. c. 7. U. 70 Meet

Mrs o. l.. Tgeil viii open her
home ~ szD 80. Juneti ~ Thyfss
day Al 30 o'cioek 10 members
Of ths Seventh ward W & T. q
Nrs. y. y Brock. county director
of legislative WORK. viii De the
guest speaker. All thoss inter
Gated are invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Mrs. Kernahan, Hostess

Mrs. Oliver Kernahan was nos
tess recently to her bridge club IN
her home at 1899 No. Cakes st.
Guests for the afternoon included
Mesdames Earl Rice, Harry Berg
Thomas NJ. Baker. Edward Angus
tine. Harry Lunch, William Causin
and Ted Challman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Mrs. Schwartz Will Be
AostesS 10 READING Group

Members of Mrs. Clarke Gould S
regular Wednesday reading club
viii meet this week at the home
of Mrs. Leonard Schwartz, 40
No. Stadium way at 2;30 O'CLOCK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Sewing Club Meeting
Al MaYfield Home

Women of the Moose will hold
their sewing club meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Harry Mayfield, l647
Ea. both Friday afternoon. Pot
luck luncheon will precede the
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
VIII Sponsor Luncheon

Members Of Warren siiNiiiaffl
q. ". r.. arc sponsoring = lt,nehs
con and card party Al the broad
moor At 1910 o'clock Thursday.
Hostssses viii be Mnsdsnssa Rose
Caifsld. T. ~. Lewis J. A. Hat
ysrson. v. Patched. ". H. Collier
and ]. ~ nannlka. Tho pubic "
cordially invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Garden Club 10 Meet

Mrs. o. L. Solum OF SpanaWay
will open her home Thursday to
members of the Prairie Flower
Garden club. The occasion VIII
be a 1890 luncheon followed by an
interesting program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
En4er+ains at Luncheon

Mrs. Walter Rostedt entertained
recently at a small luncheon in ner
home on Fern Hill. Guests we're
Mrs. Pearl Carlsteen, Mrs. Eugene
Murphy and Mrs. Oliver kernahan'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

Al rrtsut meeting II the
Loyal Workers. siub Of Emma =
shaw nebekah lodge. efflesvs wsfs
elected far ths new year. rhey
include Mrs n q. Gsnrich. pssni-
dent. Mrs George kssnnnid. Wee
president. Mrs Michael setHtos
secretary. and Mrs y. ~ rhnmps
son. treasurer rhsy viii ~ IN.
stalled ~ = nesting nest Friday
al Nom ~ ths hnfns nf Mrs. OssH
Fenxsr, 100f No 18th cemsuiltse
appointments will fpiIe~ the pot
luck luncheon.
sua Nay Circle ~ Rising Aun
Apiriinaiist church viii msst To-
luncheon In the church roorns ~
1880 o'clock Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
NEWS AND NOTES OF SOCIETY," CUBS SCHOOLS CHURCF7ES
Celebration
For Burns
Scottish Poet WIN b Hon
orsd ~ Annual Affair
Saturday Evening

Seoslandfs immortal bard.
Robert Burns. win be sulo-
rired at tho annual celebrn-
ton Of his birthday Jan. n.
when Bonnie Doom Ledge.
Daughters Of Scotia and Clan
Gordon. Order ~ scottish
Clans. viii sponaor = concert
and dance in the F.lks club At
: y. M.
tinuaual Scottish talent has
been arranged for the concert
by Mrs. William Straehan. =
native Of Scotland and con-
ductor Of the Vancouver
Gaelic Choristcrs. Numbers
viii bc selected from the wide
variety III songs and verse
which Robert Burns wrote.
Amona the sftisss Appearing
will be Mr.. Jus~rh rcwsli. n~tis
tons wno has mad fns iistiactjeH
and hnnnr uf command perfet.
names before the Duke IT coe-
lnsusht Niss nesty stacy snd
Miss Phyllis Russell pursis ~ Mrs.
asvsehsn and gold medal winners
in the Scottish musical festival ~
british caIumhls wiIl 10 featured
IN sula1 ard dusts Mr. William
atrashsn wtiI assisf aiNs On tho
program wstb tsnaf snis~
Fns Miss Ethel gisfsa's high
land dances thsre VIII BE- ray neEs
pipe accompaniment, Ths elsmA1
~ shs program wslt hs an ADJ
sir~ss on "HlshIixhss ~ Burma
IiAfss ~ Mr. Alexander chsshoin.
formerly ~ Tacoma. who u per-
Iflcuiafiy weii vsssed In aeotsten
iars. Mr.. tann s.iiehriss Dr.. viii
be presented In group II hns
mcruns ssasrh numhssa
Members of the sonmitise In
cluas Mrs Hs,r~rs Mef.<od Nj
Leslie Morrison. Mrs. David DAILY.
Mr.. and Mrs Rnnwst Aiken. Mrs.
Annie Copeland. Mr., William Wig
! gins and Mr., sam nraislwona.
Ths dance in tbs ballroom Ntf
Ifotinw the concert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
Heidelberg Club
Wins At Softball

The Ait Heidelberg softhall
team took possession Of third
place in the City Class A league
yesterday by defeating cammar-
ano Brothers, ia.
The contest was close through
out. The persistent cammarsno
team tied the score twice and took
the lead once. Late in the game
the tide of fortune changed in fla
vor of the Heidelbergs, who svened
the score in the seventh inning
and registered the winning run In
the eighth.
The rejuvenated wartenbe serv-
ice team dropped Jensen Fuel into
third place in the City Is league
by beating the Fuelmen, 10. Cam
msrsno Brothers Will play the
Sumner ". NJ. b. G. at Sumner
Tuesday night, starting at $50.
The Postoffies team won the
first round Of the Commercial
league race and a berth in the all
season playoffs by defeating Buff
felin Lumber Co. 1913. The Mail
men Won the round by a full game
over Wheeler sgood.
The Garage Employees dsfssted
the Bakers. "a, to assume q half
game lead IN the Labor Union
league.
city Class "A"
Al Mckinley No. % innings.
1 1 80. .........e .
Dunbar Hudson ana Moore. Ne,
Lain and Miller
Al Mckinley No. i:
yshsen fusl .f........."s
Y rssests aud A raves... Oar
Commercial League
At Jefferson No. 2:
Mhseler -Dssooa .......,l4 II 2
Heinrich and jacobson. Edmonds.
Rawlings and LoxFis.
s Msssfh ess a,s' -, .,'"s : :
BersIsnd and raninsri Ks,lsr and
Adams
AZ jefferson No. /;
on orr. a o s9 ,....s....,..s = I
Aslund and Copeland. oBrien and
Al stewart:
/
Bsnasa ana wsssan. SsRaissh
uniaH League
A. Portland Ave.
.oaT sna Cereal ...,.."ss !. 2
Weid and Cox. Rleh,sf ana aun,,
Firam
Al Stadium.
Gsrsge WORKERS ........'.s . z
Collins ana slopa. Mor,assa saa
TaiImaH.
PARK koftbali szmes tonight. els.
CITY A league Johneon Paint Co.
" Te4HEtsrs. AeKinlsy.
CitF 3 league French kassfs 70
Active Club. Nckluisf fufsf e<lAsIs
" IssHson Walker Brakes. FeftiAaa
ave
service Veterans lsssss E.sass
Asris No. W Red Men, HsEmon
Knights 81 Coium1lls ~. b4ns 81
California. JsfieHeeai kl1 eius -.
T. " Il C. Jeffs3z1u
Gamss Tor "Wednesday, sis
Commercial league EetaI CisFks
". eiz1r 4 Co, hehinieyi WnseisE
Osgeod safes Va. WeEsFhaeuxEs JET
feFson. offiae o4tf.ttsrs v Peat
giflee. Harmon. bufisisn lelmssf
Co - Tacoma Dug Co, JsffsEsea
Chufen FraNTHsl Central LEltnsr-
ar - AaBNEy II = Edison. goa
LliaaTsn ~ TsssHs saFsl RessFss
Stadium soma of Ffrielss " DzLlah
L1tasssa. StsxsIL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
Sports Briefs

COWNAt-l.tA osv. ureUea
state reess paaHsi~d three uasves~
atty ~ oseses freskmsa pitchers
far ~ hsts Yesterday 10 ~lM : ate
victory. Kissau the scass t<e
straight. Elliott. rees haslss, sol-
leetsd 10 ssfiksoeis
NMsNNvtlI.a ore - wliism-
elite university captured The sasH's
iassbiss title u Nasth~sss renfes-
enc. tennis eesap~tltsas yesterday
when ueafSe uutsksless end t'es
nnnaxhsm defeated Hssela nssl
and Jim Breeding u ISnfishh -
ga OF.
POWrt.ANu. Aihsay col.
Isgs defeated ofegus College II
Esi0estiaa II tsaals yesterday. ssssr
saalchss " three.
ErS0M UOWNa, xagtas& --- A
steady s~lng 10 Villas Wood
wards Hypnotsss. eHs II twa
Americas. ewnsd eartsaa&ss IN shs
- horse fieid. snlivensd haekmak.
srs' shops today - thousands ~
EnuNshmen sent their shsilinxs and
pence ringing sotu~s The seualefs
In . nnsl attempt 10 pick The ~in-
ass " s"asosrc~'s wnxissA derby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
Coast League Baseball Tabs

Home runs. Collins, Los An
geles, IL; Hunt, Seattle; Moore
Los Angeles; Herman, Hollywood
Pucinelli. Hollywood 4.
Three-base hits-Archie. Seattle
8; Storey, San Francisco, q; Law
renee, Seattle; j. Collins, Los An
geles; Wright, San Francisco. 5.
TwO-base hits-Herman, Holly
wood, 20; DiMaggio, san Fran
cisco, 20; Statz, Los Angeles
Strange, Seattle, II.
Stolen bases--White, Seattle, Is;
Luby, Oakland; DiNIaggio, San
Francisco, IL; Garihaldi Sacra-
mento, 10.
Sacrifice hits-English, Los An
geles, Is; j. Collins, Los Angeles
Ross. San Francisco. 10: Archie,
Seattle; Rosenberg, Portland, 8.
Double plays-Oakland, 81; Hol-
lywood, So; San Diego, 40; San
Francisco, Sacramento, As; Los
Angeles, a; Portland, Is; Seat
tie, So.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
Four Portland Beavers Are Fined By Boss
BY UNITED PRESS

Rumors Of an impending shake
up Of the Portland Beavers gained
credenoe today after Manager Bill
Sweeney fined four players a
total Of ssab for breaking training
rules.
Sweeney hopes the fines levied
against Vincent Mono. Eddie
Fernandes frankie Hawkins and
Rex Cecil viii add q little oomph
10 their stick work, for they have
been fioundering miserNhly Of
late.
When the Pacific Coast sea-
sou opened. Portland was
called the ''powcrhouse team
Three weeks age " was hit
ting at SOS clip. Today u
occupies the cellar and Is hit
ting only -slt.
Lest Sweeney be accused OF
calling the kettle black il should
be pointed out that he is the
fourth.best hitter in the league
at this writing. Statistics re-
leased today by William McGee
Of san Francisco credit Sweeney
with a percentage Of ST.. Irving
Jeffries is sweeneys fair-hsired
lad, for he is batting .3T3 for NTH
spot
HARRIS IHAnUNn
Spencer Harris. Hollywood out
fielder, once more is leading the
league in hitting the fifth time
in six weeks. His mark of al
is 10 ahead of Dominic DiMsggio.
San Francisco. who has .ss2.
George before. San Diego. is go
ing at .3si clip for third spot.
Rip Collins Of los Angeles
still leads In home runs with
lt-which he failed Tn in
crease last week--and In run.
hatted In with SIS, seven In
the past week. This timely
stick work Ia one reason Why
the Angels are leading the
league.
Julio Bonetti, another wrigley
rascal, moved to the top in pitch
ing performances with six wins
and one defeat Sam Gibson, who
had several bad teeth pulled last
winter, again is up to his old
tricks. He Is credited with eight
victories against two setbaeks.
The Angels probably won't fat
ten their batting averages this
week against Gibson and Wyn
Ballou when they take on the
Seals IN Los Angeles. but Holly
wood IL expected 10 go places
against the lowly Acorns from
Oakland. Sacramento goes to
Portland and San Diego plays In
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
BOYS GUESTS
OF TIGER CLUB

Two hundred and fifty Tacoma
boys mem bsrs of the school boy
patrol-will see the Western In
ternstional league game on Thurs
day night. June s. which has been
designated as City Of Tacoma
Night, as guests of the Tacoma
Civil Service LEAGUE.
The ague, At Its last
meeting. voted to appropriate
enough cash to buy each mem
her Of the patrol = bieaeher
seat,
Curtiss Hill. manager OF the
Tacoma Railway 4 Power com
pany. is going to let the boys use
their badges to ride TO Athletic
park for the game.
Plans for City Of Tacoma Night
are progressing. Mayor ]. ]. kauf-
man and members Of the city
council have accepted invitations
Of the civil service league To at
tend the game.
A delegation II Seattle
civil service employees will
come here for the game. ae-
oording Ia information re-
celved by Al FsTrzr, chairman
Of the baseball committee.
~ q
ticket selling campaign. with the
one selling the largest number Of
tickets being awarded a trip TO
the Golden Gate Exposition IN San
Francisco. Although the game i
almost three weeks away and the
ticket sale has been under way
only a few days, sale Of more than
] 500 tickets Was reported Monday,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
Defeat DoIk
j Last TIT

StAsissssa finished - city rseenN
lsmssef~xt<ss Mvsst~y >fies sstmM1oU
n~l,1rmsn~ Z u :. ye~1sv1ey of>eps
noan IN IL Tsssr ss~t ~ -
gals asa sssssdy ssn<ne1 -
championship.
wvvv~srs $1,000 - n1ra
ssn~s1 sawn v weunnp - -
6I~su sses IN Ssos. ~ ~
~ Tigers ~vqesew~1ey ~ -
v~~ss Wes~s~6He s1vsss~n =
~ san16~nA hDU1qn1No -
So ~'s1Ek - 60 wcu
~ NJ uen~A pnup -
uvssves. - =
WsMHss ~ ~ staun IN 60
the vhAsnpsn~snso - ~ Co.,
ntat~ league
NTH Atsasam go mo1tesxtno
Yesterday sresss RIM - ~ ~
sHn&na. rh~ spprs ssmoino1 -
se~kssi vnsu sns sevuNoa Iunfnu
when the ttslls rs3A~e ev~g ~
suss ~ Tigers ssns - Il
~ eighth fv~m@. new~vep ~
ssess ave russ and shlnsn ~ &C.,
test
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24

NEW YORK That oid-tlms
remedy Tor slump -- "shskcup
the hncup"-ls the watchword Of
every National league manager
this season.
Gsbby Hartnstt " far out In
front in Juggling has lineup, but
Bill Terry may catch him soon.
Hartnett henehed everybody In
the Cubs lineup except Stanley
Hack during the first month ef
the season. The Cubs finally
righted themselves Now Terry
la picking the Giants lineup out
Of a hat.
zeks Boaara Asd nAnh
Daaning were bsnch~d yest~r-
day and tia Gtants scored .
81 triumph ever rsttshurgh.
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DUAL DEAD HEATS

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were treated 10 successive aesd
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graphs couldn't decide winners ia
first sad second races.
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NV fokk-FedFo hontsnsx
OF Puerto Rico 10 the 1873 favorits
10 beat Daysy Day Of Chicago to-
night in their scheduled i0-ro1nd
bout al Madison Square Garden,
thus msving closer To o weller
weight title fEht witn Champion
Henry Armstrong