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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-02-16


A Hospital for Sickly Fish! Two of the
Many Interesting Features in The
American Weekly, the Magazine Dis
trtbuted With the SUNDAY CHICAGO
HERALD AND EXAMINER.
Mrs. Jack Gianotti, Mrs. Thomas
Murn and Mrs. o. T. Friedsburg were
hoStesSes at bridge-luncheon at the
Forest hotel on Thursday. High honors
were awarded Mrs. Fred Aslin; second
to Mrs. James Moonan, and consolation
to Mrs. J. j. Call. The cut prize went
to Mrs. A. o. Knutson.
Martin Skala, ST., Is in Chicago on
visit with his son, DR.. Joseph Skala,
operator of a pet hospital in the latter
city. Mr.. Skala drove down with his
son, Martin, Jr., and Alderman Frank
zgonc, Thursday, who were on their
way to New Orleans and other southern
cities for a few weeks.
Arth Forselius, proprietor of the
Gamble Store, returned Monday from
three weeks vacation spent at Miami
and other Florida cities. Mr.. Forselius
states that the weather was quite hot
while he was in the south. He said
that the warm sand beaches in Florida
are filled with thousands who are &C
cumulating tan and satisfactory
degree of relaxation.
Mrs. B. o. Strachan and Mrs B. S.
Richards entertained over the week
end with series of bridge parties at
the home Of Mrs. Richards. On Friday,
high honors went to Mrs. Fred Aslin
and second to Mrs. H. E. Berg. On
Saturday, high honors went to Mrs.
Chester Anderson, second to Mrs j. j.
Call and the cut prize to Mrs. Conrad
Haugen.
j. D. Pults, who spends his sum-
mers here from College Corners, Ohio
wrote to M. j. Murphy, in answer to an
ad appearing in the Ely Miner several
week sage, in which it appeared that
Mr.. Murphy was selling $3.50 ladies'
ski pants for s13.25" when it should
have read $3.25, and facetiouSly ex-
pressed the belief that we must have
lots of snow to make this possible. He
stated that his section had inches of
snow.
William Desjardins, the real estate
agent, arrived from Duluth the latter
part of the week on business. He also
brought the news that Floyd Kearney,
his son-in-law, well known in this city
and Winton, had met death in an auto
accident in haywood, Illinois last
month. Mr.. Kearney operated filling
station and tire repair shop at haywood
and was on a call for road repairs when
the car in which he and two companions
were riding, crashed through a bridge
railing and dropped forty feet to rail-
road tracks below. Only one of the
three survived.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-02-16

Why It's Dangerous for Amateur
Hypnotists to Use Their own Power!
A Hospital for Sickly Fish! Two of the
Many Interesting Features in The
American Weekly, the Magazine Dis
tributed With the SUNDAY CHICAGO
HERALD AND EXAMINER.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-02-16
Presbyterian Church
REV. III. RUSSELL BROWNE, Pastor.

11IBII OCIIUUI GROUP
Sheldon Brown, leader.
Junior College Group
Sarah HaSselblad, leader.
Miss Elizabeth wilkins will be the
soloist for Morning Worship, with Mrs.
E. W. Hanson at the organ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20

Art Has New High
Test Auto Glass

Purchasers OF many Of the new
1910 automobiles will have the
recently developed high = { e L
safety glass which has resulted
from an expenditure of more than
81. DOC. 900.
Additional good news is TO be
found in the fact that this same
improved glass is available TO local
car owners for replacement Of de-
fective windshields and broken or
discolored door glass.
Arts Glass company, SIC Taco
ma ave, is exclusive local distribu-
tor for the new type auto glass
which will not discolor in any
weather or climate.
According 10 Art Swenning,
owner of the company, the new
"high-test" glass is 10 times
stronger at zero and four times
stronger at 20 degrees than any
shstter-proof glass heretofore man
ufactured.
With the coming of winter and
its poor visibility, 1t is essential
ones windshield be clear Of all de-
fects.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20

Britain and France "ReneaV"
y Their Declaration of War

n sh* cuthTsah 81 any past var.
~ said
Cites Casualties
Chamberlain said that % far IN
iastash ard neutral lives had been
lsss and ~ persons were missing.
- result o. u.hoss attacks. a.
Guiding the Courageous easualtlss
The dead or missing on Tho
Courageous total ssk. thus making
. total of Tai dead or missing.
Ths British policy IL &C. crush
German ~arships and prevent tho
enemy rrom getting supplies from
overseas. while protecting British
and neutral shipping. tho prime
minister said.
Voices War Aims
Chamberlain told the house that
Great Britsin's war aims include
formation ef stable International
system which would prevent war
and p<rmi, peaceful and just settle
mxni Of international disputes.
The house Of commons Was
crowded. Ivan Maisky. the Soviet
Ambassador. was In the diplomatic
gallery for the first time since the
Soviet German non aggression
pact was aligned. Chamberlain
definition Of war aims was IN reply
10 = question.
Discusses Russia
Chamberlain said events Of the
past week had been Of such far
reaching Importance that It was
not yet possible to estimate their
effects on the war and on the atti-
tude OF other countries.
Soviet intervention In Poland. he
said. had decisive effect" In the
war ON the eastern front.
The Soviet action was not IN
expected. be added.
Chamberlain called the Soviet
action = cynical attack"
Tells Purposes
He declared that, n Great Brit
ain and France had been unable e
avert defeat Of the Polish armies
they had nevertheless assured hei
that they have not forgotten OF
weakened in their determination
to carry on the struggle.
Our general purpose IN thii
struggle Il well known the prime
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20
True To Form!

Have you noticed how the men
who make war play the game when
the going gets tough? -. how
they hurry over the borders to
neutral lands. seeking safety for
themselves, while the common sol
der stands his ground and fights
TO the death TO protect his home
and family?
Nowhere Is the yellow streak
more prominent, nowhere can
one find more dastardly cow
ards than among the diplo-
mats, kings and presidents of
the nations of the world. They
make the wars but they lack
the courage 10 fight them. -.
they won't even stay To watch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20

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oeross wFhA1h n ths aggregate are
strngsr snd more powerful than
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20
Get Joyful
Relief From
bAckAchE
Caused by Sluggish
Kidneys
Stop Getting Up Nights
And Feel Younger

Here's one good vay 20 flush excess
harmful waste from the kidneys and
relieve bladder irritation that often
causes scanty, burning and sniarting
passage.
Ask vour druggist for q IS cent box
Of Gold Medal Harlem oil Capsules
a splendid safe and harmless ciuretic
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Besides getting w nights. some
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backnches, puffy eyes les cramps,
and moist palms But be sure TO set
GOLD MEDAL--it's q genuine meci-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20


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wife og TIA fair sssoclatinns chief
clerk. decorated the winner.
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west Washington day purse.
jockey Hsadflrk booted home the
winner in isi0A.
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one mile. was won BY Drastic Coal
with Jack Miller up. Tho time
was lar. king Washington. with
Eari BAzr up. won the kittitas
Valley purse. IN i:is for the 20
milc.
Rodeo officials this morning an
nouneed the winners Of the first
round Of the Rrahna bull rtding
ard saddle hroncs contests. Ton
Weed Of Molails. Ore. Ia first
Hugh McAdsn. Butte, Montana
second. Larry Daniels. Homestead
Oregon. third: Weldon Bascom q
Columbia. Miss. and John Elfie
Reno. divided tho third and fourth
place money.
Alvin Gordon. Newhall. Cali
fornia. won the first round Of IN
saddle brono riding. Jerry Amble
and BIZ MeMaokin split second ans
third place money. Cecil Bedford
Weser. Idaho. fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20
Wanna Join,

Cy Cszss. artist fne HAsafsck ;
TAcnrsa sn~4isra. Nho massa his
hsa6szsfssrs a. tAs ROXY ths4isri
Sarts u orEknsss a gitisF cub n
Tacoma and asked ire writer &c
ted ne bays kHa girls abosst u tr
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o. - r~aily .sysoos Aseut the
whole thing asa }. aas.osss foe
10 er Is responsible young n~a
Ard ~emrn 20 contact him M
the Kasy with . view 10 start
Ing . regular Eha-r eise.
Cy has al the dope he ever
has the glider picked out which
ihe club wlil purchase and IN which
It's members ~all scar on the wings
Of the morning all over Puget
sound
Glider clubs are not new -.
seattle has one and California
has legion- They're n lot OF
fun. and Tacoma should have
one. n YOU feel the same way
about II. give ~ n ring If the
Roxy theater Main 2l2I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20
Perfect Record!

Domestic Airlines had no fatal
accidents the first six months Of
1899. Chairman Robert II. Hinck-
ley Of the civil aeronautics author
ity said today. During the 12-
month period ended July, 1899. the
lines flew 200, 900 passenger
miles per passenger fatality and
II. 300 900 miles per pilot fatality,
Hinckley said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20

10 Super and Roadmaster. Buick
also shows the Special. the Cen
fury and the Limited. the latter
being offered In two whcelhases.
All ak embody a long list Of de-
velopmcnts IN beauty. styling and
engineering features.
"rhcsc new Bucks are great. )"
Baldwin said. They're beautiful.
easy 10 handle and they present
many new developments In ma
teriais. methods. and design. Low.
smooth lines give Buick Super and
Buick Roadmaster an eye-cstching
appearance. New frames have
been built for both. giving them
width that makes for more room
and greater comfort. -Four people
can occupy the front seat with
out crowding,"
Add 60 Line
Buick Super and Buick Road
master are both available In two
body styles. a six-passenger. four
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20

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! n tro fue,ion.
Buick now COW
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completely. ss-
eept for tn Q
10 west price
class. There IL
now n Buick
Car 90 fit every
purse and every
c US O mcr re-
quirement "
In addition
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20
LIGHTED TREES
N EVERY YARD
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psssEaiEx eo<nazkasAor hss aes.iop-
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system fur Tacoma and has sub
rrsssed sh~se pans 10 city Enxi-
nssr Carl y Fuvsoeek After
shscklhE and posslh.s rxxlsloa ~
see city engineer. the plans viii
h~ sent % the COMMITTEES q 1000
for its approval
Planning a city-wide boulevard
system hAs b~en a major objective
~ tn COMMITTEES since its organl.
nation last summer.
Water Plentiful
Sherman Ingels. head ~ th-
Metropolitan Park board. revealed
tha; his tests Show an adequate
supply Of water Is available from
springs AZ the head Of the galch
10 irrigats paintings along Wake
field drive. Iugcls has submitted
his findings 10 the state high
way department. which Will CO.
operate In Identification Of the
drive.
For painting Of their residences,
awards OF merit were authorized 10
BE- scnt To A. o. Upright. si7 No.
l.: J. Corning Todd, Day Island
Mira Fred Klaxsen, $40 So. nth.
for painting house. fence and
pagoda and increasing the lawn
area. X. Riveness. 1916 so. Hos
mcr was given the award. Down
town improvements awarded recog-
milton include work done by Han
sen a Rowland at 1907 Pacific,
Gwyneth OConnell for painting
building at $50 Pacific: Nave Olds
for painting at e26 Pacific; Mrs
r. r. Anderson for painting Bost-
wick building AZ 9th and Broad.
way.
These awards were recommend
ed by National Lead Co. Down
town Association, American Sigi
Il Poster Co. and Ben Ericsson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-20

0AsF AlIFutk NFfaU Ntl1 sf~a
coupe with a full width rear seat.
The chassis units OF both cars arr
new. bu, that Of the Super " gen
orally similar in type to the Spe-
ciai, and the Roadmaster bears the
same relationship to the Century
.sries. Famous Buick engineering
features such as valve-in-head en-
gines and the toruue tube drive
have been given new engineering
developments that mean more ef-
ficient operation.
No Running Boards
THE s,reamlining OF these new
models Is worth mentioning" Bald
win said. Its practical AZ well
as pleasing. styled for lower wind
resistance and consequent driving
ease. The Super and the Road
master are unusually low--so low.
in fact. that running boards have
been eliminated on these two
models. Yet both cars have more
than adequate head room. Smooth
ness Ia achieved by the new sys-
tenn Of balancing the engine on
the frame after assembly. The
result means less vibration and
less noise."
Gear-shifting on the new Bucks
Is accomplished by an improved
remote control mechanism on the
steering post. Several develop
ments make 1t easier TO handle
and safer TO operate. The new
steering gear gives smoother,
simpler control Of the car at all
times. The heater on the new
Bucks Is located under the front
seat. making IL possible to heat
both rear and front compartments
to the exact degree OF temperature
desired. The 1910 radio. OF the
push button type, is styled to blend
perfectly with the handsome new
instrument panel. And because OF
the absence of running boards or
some of the models, q new type
antenna is used-one located In
front of the windshield center post
II was pointed out, however. thai
only the Super and Rosdmastei
are without running boards. Other
new Bucks have running boards AZ
in past years.
Entirely New
TITS impossible TO list all tbs
features of these new Bucks,
Baldwin said. Buick has i'm
proved just about everything
from door handles to seat ADJUST
ments. For instance. there's th'
new optical package headlights
which combine bulb, lens and re
Hector in one easily installed ane
easily adjusted unit. These head
lights were designed TO serve thu
most severe winter driving condi
tions-one example of Bucks de
velopments along the lines o
greater safety. The new headlight
mounting is something to appreci
ate. too-an example of the wa,
Buick has improved the beauty o.
these 1910 cars"
On Display Soon
But these are only a few o
| the innovations. The others cal
. be seen Saturday, and I'm inviting
everyone to visit our showroom
i for this formal showing of the new
Bucks"
Baldwin said that the show
, rooms would remain open Satur
. day evening and all evenings mex
week to accommodate those Wit
cannot view the new models dur
ing the day. A few of the new
Bucks are also being given pre-
view showing at the Western
Washington Fair at Puyanup tn
balance OF the week
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MueIIer-Hsrkin. To Show New
1910 Bucks Here Saturday


Two completely Bucks for i940' That's the an
nouncrmeni today hy Walter G Baldwin sales
Mueller arkins Motor company Buick distributors for
Tacoma ard Southwest Washington. And these two new
Buick series addition to four other greatly improved
Of previous Buick models will be Saturday
ing when tho first formal showing OF the 1910 Buick line
takes place In the Mueller arns showrooms at 722 Broad
way.
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Can Be Washed!

When the 1910 cars come
along we are going 10 see some
OF them upholstered In .'CandA
Cloth" a product developed
exclusively for use I'm automo-
biles which may be washed
with soap and water.
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minister said. ut Is 10 redeem
Europe from perpetual and recur-
ring fear of German aggression.
and enable the peoples OF Europe
10 preserve their independence and
liberties. No threats viii deter us
or our French allies from this pur-
pose.
SIT Is Not Our Way"
Against the background Of these
events Herr Hitler chose yesterday
TO address another speech to the
world. 1t In not our way in this
country to speak with boasts and
threats.
Perhaps for that very reason
the German leaders have difficulty
in understanding us. but In such
comments as ! have TO make on
the chanceilors speech. I shall not
depart from our custom Of speak
ing soberly and quietly"
Chamberlain rejected Hitler's
account OF recent events.
White Paper Coming
Among the many misstate-
ments of fact, I wish to refer in
particular to the statement that
the French government agreed TO
Italian mediation while his majes-
TVS government refused it,"
Chamberlain said the white pa
per on Anglo-German relations,
which is to be published tomorrow,
will make clear the true course of
recent events.
Hitler says much In his speech
about the humane methods with
which he has waged war" Cham
beriain said. AZ can only say that
methods are not made humane by
calling them so, and that accounts
Of the German. bombing of open
towns and the machine-gunning OF