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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

ORDINANCE NO. 436
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Or
DINANCE NO. So BY ADDING
THERETO A SECTION NUM-
BERED 60 RELATING TO
THE REDEMPTION OF PROP
ERTY SOLD FOR TAXES.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

People really like to feel mis-
cradle. Otherwise there would be
no sale of thermometers.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Horoscope for Sunday

If your birthday is today your
business prospects are favorable,
and your industry will be rewarded.
Be careful, however, of your deal
ings with the opposite sex. The
child born on this date will be very
intellectual, artistic and possess un-
usual literary ability, but will be
short-tempered and somewhat er-
ratio.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

Maybe the reason certain dicta-
tors can't read the handwriting
on the wall is because their backs
are at it.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

Fat folks are always jolly
says a psychologist. Not just after
they're stepped off the scales.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

One Minute Test Answers
/. President Calvin Coolidge.
2. The study of the mountains.
3. Fortuna.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

The human body is certainly a
paradox. A fellow is always great
deal warmer sitting In an air
conditioned office than out on the
golf links under broiling sun.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

Warfare in which planes are
used is so terrible that nations,
in order not to keep thinking about
it, keep on building them.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

Mars, according to astronomers,
is close to the earth now than that
planet has been in many years. May
be it wants to get peek at these
European and Asiatic conditions
it's being blamed for.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

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County Assessed Valuation
To Be Reduced S1,644,647

pating next years revenues, ne
said.
The board explained in an
nouncing the cut in values that its
ruling would mean slightly lower
taxes in 1910, provided millage re-
mains the same. Millage in Pierce
county, already up to the maxi
mum allowed by the state law,
cannot be increased.
With Tacoma the terminus OF
the N. P. railroad and place Of
its principal holdings, Pierce coun-
ty took the largest cut by the tax
commission. II was left a total
valuation in the county of 1883
225 on which to levy property
taxes.
King county took loss of s1i3,-
263 on its $315,47s.1s5 total. Kit
sap values were increased $e1, $50
to S13.551 1926: Thufston cut S4,-
SIP to q total of S17,521,49
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SUSPENDED Terms Given Two
Youths Accused of TheftS

mother. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Chal-
lender, with whom he lives, appear
ed in court Saturday. Mrs. Chal-
lender. heartbroken and In tears,
pleaded that the court allow her
to try again to make a good boy
of him.
Tyler, only 10. but married there
fore an emancipsted minor. was
permitted to plead his own will.
After warning the boys they
were lucky the officers stopped
them as soon as they did, Judge
Remain took the recommendation
Of the prosecutor that sentence be
suspended. Hosford and Tyler were
arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriff
Charles Mcdonald who ran across
their gun-stealing adventure while
seeking a reported beer thief.
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Two teen-sge burglars, Walter
EHosford and Edgar Tyler. were
kectured by Judge Fred G. Re-
Snann and then released Saturday
,nder 15-yesr suspended sentences
!, the state reformatory.
Both boys admitted theft of
Ehotgun and a rifle a month ago
From the ochpheim place near
Boy.
The proceedings were stopped
|khort Friday afternoon when
Deputy Prosecutor Hugo Metzler
br first arraigned the pair in su-
berior court. Judge Remain re-
fused to accept a plea of any kind
from Hosford. 1s-year-old Roy
high school student, without con-
sent of his parents.
The boys grandfather and grand
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Pierce county tax revenues next
wear will have to be based on an
assessed valuation s1,e44,e47 lower
hhan last year, according to a re-
duction in all real and personal
property values announced sstur-
day by the state tax commission
In Olympia, acting in its capacity
as board of equalization.
Major reduction over the entire
state was in valuation OF North
ern Pacific railroad properties.
They were reduced S5,500,Ooo but
this was met partly by an increase
of S2.549,5 $40 in light and power
company valuations.
Pierce County Assessor Fred
"a. Smith said the boards cut IN
values would not hamper the
bounty seriously. Some reduction
had been counted upon in antici-
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Answers to Test Questions

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page.
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roof, containing a window.
2. An instrument for detecting
slight changes Of altitude in an
aircraft
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latin.
4 Tennis.
8. Thomas jefferson.
8. North Carolina Ia the only one
I. Bering strait.
4. Hebrew. Aramaic, and Hell
lenlo Greek
?. Christv Msthewson.
10. Sierra Msdrs.
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Thomas. pastor. Services n q m.
and p m. Sunday schDol 10
a. N.
Feursauss~ 2sos No. Sheridan.
Rev. Harry V. ForsberR, pastor.
Services. II a. m, ssib and 1.so
.. m. Sunday school, b,s6 q. m.
Frissd's churrh---<sth and Mo
kinney. Rev. Paul n. Mills. psstor.
Services II q. m. and T;50 p. m.
Christian Endesyor, $40 p. m.
Sunday, s.f5 a. m.
Hops Chapel 80. <6th and Bell.
Rev. Carlisle A. Schafer. pastor.
Services $50 a m.
JosIia Community church lpear
AubUrn). Ray Hutchinson. pastor.
Services II a. m. Sunday school
s;45 a. m.
Little Church on the Prairie $50
Lakewood Community Rev. Hugh
NJ, Miller, pastor Services 10 a.
m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Meet
Ing OF young groups at . y. m
New Apostolic Faith lob 70.
st. Rev Mrs. Frieda l.. Martin,
pastor. Services II a. m. and
p. m. Sunday school g:45 a. m.
National FEDERATION Of Spiritual
Science church p sis so. 9th nj.
Rev. Joseph Jorgensen. Services
Tuesday. 8 p. m.
Pentecostal Full Gospel Light
House 400s Mckinley ave. Rev.
A. kubes, pastor. Services IL a.
m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday school
e.45 a. m.
Penteeostal Tabernacle SO. 18th
and @ sts. Rev. Harry J. Steii.
pastor. Services III a. m. and 7.30
p. m Sunday school g;45 a. m.
Rising Sun spirituaIist church. |
COS Fawcett ave.
State SpIrituaiIst Association |
Surprise lake. Rev. Mary Towers.
pastor. Services $3.50 a. m. IL a.
m. and 7:30 .. m.
Faith Temple 2ist and ! sits. |
Rev. Fred Hornshuh. pastor. serv-
ices ii a. m. and TAB p. m. Sun
day school. DAB a. m.
Tacoma Rescue Mission - 1919
Pacific ave. Rev. Dwight N. Fer |
guson. pastor. Services, First |
Presbyterian church, 3 p. m. Jail !
services, 5 p. m.
10th Century Ckristlan Truth
Center, Inc. Msccabeca hall, Iz0l
Pacific ave. Rev. e. T. Eikior.
pastor. Services, s p. m. Read
ings.
Unity Temple - Division and
st. Leila ID. Combs. leader. sery-
ices. II a. m. and 8 p. m. Beaulah
Ivon Scott, guest speaker. Sun
day school, Gas a. m.
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ndictive Persons
Are Never Justified
People Nho Are DESTROYS . Getting Fsen''
With Others Are seldom Happy
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Jam Lover
Dear Mss Grey; have been
following the discussion that eoa-
esrns girls dancing together. and
must admit the letter siFned BY
X. o. ~ho said dancing elfis ~ess
not az annoying a. e yosng
couple who kept putting nicksls
In a machine 10 play IN. same
piece. vas very stupid letter.
In the fret place, this woman
must be = tavern ny To stay in q
place that long isht said she had
10 leave after she had heard !,
nine tines
The young couple had as much
right TO ENJOY themselves as did
this woman. The youth may have
been adenoidal ana the girl 4
simple-looking jitter-bug but they
had right TO put their nickels IN
a public machine and play what
they wanted 10 Ny advice To the
sour critic Ia Stay home and iis-
ten TO your radio II other people
annoy you in public places"
JAZZ LOVER
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Dear Mss Grey In reply 10 the
is;isf agnsa J. A n In your col.
umn recently want 10 say 10 the
lazy ~ she happened to Be q LADY,
You have my sympathy
Whoever wrote that letter do'<sn I
tnoN the half q the inside facts
concerning the young man who
made a public exhibition OF him
self out Of love for young lady
The writer said that the young
tnan VAS red-hlooded and very re-
iglous Does she know this
happen 10 know little more
about thus case than the writer.
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b. know all the facts about a prob
lem before he (or shel start giving
wise opinions.
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have been q man or woman. but
n hoover II was thought II a brave
f~mark to make In saying, 7. for
pne. shall be glad to visit the
young man"
All l can say about a person
~ho has so much to say about a
rase they are not familiar with
-You have my sympathy"
o. W. X.
I'm Love
Dear Miss Grey: | Am another
reader of your column. coming TO
you for advice.
am a young girl IS and In
love with a boy three years my
senior. His sister and | are good
pals and she brought about our
acquaintance. l had known him
better than a year when he asked
be for a date. We went together
steady for three months and had
cme grand times until the Fourth
pf July. when went with him
end his family on picnic. Ever
kince then he began To lose in
arrest in me He told me I was
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CHURCH SERVICES

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and l. Sta. Rev. n. H. Engelbrecht,
pastor. Services.i0.30 a. m. Nor
mama hall; business session. p.
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throp).
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ave Rev. X A. Anderson pastor.
Services IL a m. Young people
meet al chnrcn, p m, Tor ser'-
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league.
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Revolution
OF Revival
DIR. DAN GILBERT

ssc'y Christian Fundamental
Association
AMERICAN LEGION MEMORIAL
HALL, No. 5fb aud q ~.
sunday Morning 1T ~ O'clock
Saturday. 3 y. M--Corumunism In
the Church
SUNDAY. =. M.--Who WIN Rule
America; Ths Prime Of Peace
o. the Pagan God OF Power
PolIticsy
sunday, 4 r. MA Revolt OF
Christian Youth.
Monday. 3 r. M.--LookiDg Forward
10 1910.
All under the auspices OF the
WESTMINSTER BIBLE CHURCH
Adam Hunter, Pastor
Regular sunday Bible school
viii be held at 9:a5 a. M; Young
Peoples Christian Fellowship at
D. M; Adult Prayer Meeting at
5:l5 D. m.
YoU AXE INVITED TO ATTEND
ANY AND ALL MEETINGS
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CHRISTIAN

fIrsi--sth and n sts. - Carl A.
johnson. pastor Services IL a m.
Rev J . Boyd, guest speaker.
Lincoln Park seth and So. G
sts. Rev. l. r. TabeT. pastor
Services. II a. m. Sunday school,
9.45 a, m.
Mckinley Park EA 3sth and
Spokane ave Rev. |. G. shaw,
pastor. Services IL a m. Prayer
meeting. 7:s0 p. m. Sunday school.
10 a m.
Pine street seth and So. Pine
SITS. Rev. Earl Seitz, pastor. Scrs-
ices IL a. m. Sunday school, s:ta
a m.
Roosevelt Heights Roosevelt
ave. and sherman. Rev Paul Dean
Hill. pastor. Servises IL a. m.
Sunday school p45 a. m.
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

ALttsNAE
Tabernacle So. sth and M sts
George A. RAuduenbush, supt
Services IL a m. and 7i5 p. m.
Sunday school. s.t5 a m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Division ave and ] 81.
second so. saith and Warner.
Third - Wright ave. and East
81.
Fourth s45is Broadway.
First-Lske steiaooom.
Man" will be the subject Of the
lesson read in all churches.
CONGREGATIONAL
Division ave. and J SITS
Rev. Holland Burr, d. D., pastor.
Services IL a. m. at Emmanuel
Presbyterian church. No. and 9th
DR.. Harold b. Long, conducting
Or. Holland r. Burr, preaching.
COVENANT CHURCH
Ffrst-So. 10th and / SITS. Rev.
Carl Il. Peterson. pastor. Services
IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
school. e:45 a. m.
EPISCOPAL
Christine. 3rd and X SITS. Rev
Sidney T. James. pastor. Commun-
ion, 7:30 a. m. Services, IL a. m.
Holy Communicates. l4th ane
I SITS. Rev. r II. AcGinnis, pastor
Services s a. m. and IL a. m.
st. Andrews - sic No. Cakes
Rev. W. B. Turrill. pastor. Services
10 a. m.
st. Luke's Memorial 3601 No.
Cove ST. Rev. Arthur Bell, pastor.
Services. holy communion, s a. m.
communion and services, ii a. m.
st. John's-5sth and South Ta-
coma way. Rev Archibald w
sidders. pastor. Services $50 a. m.
NDEPENDANT
Independent Bible Church-Diyi-
sion ave. and G SITS Rev. Roy
Talmadge Brumbaugh, pastor
Services IL a. m. and s p. m. SUM-
day school. 9:45 a. m. Prayer at
7 p. M; meeting of young group,
us p. m.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Tacoma Central Ward - No. L
and Steele SITS Services e:15 a. m
and 7 p. m. Sunday school, 1896
a. N.
Recognized Church of Jesus
Christ, 1921 East J ST.
LUTHERAN
Bethany-Mountain highway a