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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Mrs. Hafsos 10
Be Circle Hostess

Mrs. o. c. Hafsos will be hostess
at her home at 1913 So 18th ST.
Wednesday to members of Ozanam
circle No. p. The occasion viii be
a ono O'Clock bridge luncheon. New
officers of the circle arc Mrs.
Thomas Msllon. president. and Mrs.
Edward p. Leonard, secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
State President 10 Be
Guest of Medical Auxiliary

Mrs. r. E Ahlquist Of Spokane,
president of the State Medical
auxiliary. will arrive in town
Thursday morning to be the guest
of the Pierce County Medical aux
iliary. She will attend the auXil-
larry luncheon later that day at
the Walker. where she will be the
guest speaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Baptist Circles Schedule
Weeks Meetings

Circles Of the First Baptist
church viii meet during the com
ing week a. follows Rose circle
will meet Thursday with Mrs. T..
G.. Kramer, 3JO7 sixth ave. FOR q
u 30 O'Clock luncheon. Mrs. STAN
ley Graham will be the assisting
hostess VsEhu circle H'ill meet
Thursday for noon luncheon at
the home Of Mrs. W r. Wagiey.
3l5 East o5th A.
Mrs. \. J. Lake viii open her
home A. 1901 50. - a. Wednesday
10 members 81 Sunshine circle.
Mrs.. Tina Landcrs and Mrs Mar
ietta Donovan Will b. assisting
hostesses. Members 81 Vista cir.
Gle vii meet A. the church Thurs
day for u 30 pOt-luck luncheon.
Mem berA are asked 70 notice the
change In meeting date.
Circle Five VIII meet IN the
church for a n 20 O'Clock pot-luck
luncheon Wednesday and Lucy
Denney circle will met at the home
Of Mrs. Russell Carlson. s755 No.
ZSth A.. Wednesday. for a dessert
luncheon
Circle SEVEN will met with
Mrs. Henry Johnson IN the Edge
cliff apartments for luncheon Al
y 30 O'Clock. Mrs. J. A. ~. John.
son viii be the assisting hostess.
Mem bers Of the joy circle y1li
meet for a $50 O'Clock dinner =,
the home Of Mr.. o. z. Daggntry
si3 50. Oakes e.
Past Chief Rangers club. ". Z
o. D.. VIII meet - the home II
Mrs. Joseph Champagne Z57z So
Yakima ave. Wednesday. for q
y % 0 clock luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

Last rites we're held Tuesday
afternoon AZ uaekisy.king's fce
Charles y. Tayins. 1zyear.oia
clerk In the county sssssursrs
office. vim died sunday. Nsv.
G. ". Aibsrtson Was In chArxs. and
burial WAS IN Tacoma eemstsfy
ralih~arers we're Paul Newman.
Leslie Is,nan, James Baker. Cray
Pratt. Tom D@rr and kliiiaa
Weller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Return From Palm Springs

Marmeene and Nannette Todd,
. daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c..
Todd of Day Island, returned re-
Gently from a three weeks trip to
Palm Springs, Calf. During their
stay at the Desert inn at Palm
Springs, Marmeene met Shirley
TemDle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Club VIII Hold Annual
Election OF Officers

Tacoma Temple. Pythian Sisters
Altruistic club, viii hold an cleo.
ton OF officers at the home ~
Mrs. J A. Deck. sos so. Prospect
st. Friday evening nj $50. Pot
luck dinner and exchange ~ gifts
will preoede the meeting. Tacoma
Temple 81 will meet Thursday
evening for short business meet
ing at 4 O'Clock. In the temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Returns From Eastern Trip

Mrs. Helen Wood has returned
to her home in Tacoma after an
extended trip in the east. She
spent two weeks in Washington,
D. c.. and one week in Toledo, O.
The holidays were spent with a
brother. Mrs. J. w Beardsley and
her mother, Mrs. S. Beardsley in
Lululli. MINI. Relatives were also
visited in Brainerd, MINI, before
her return to the Northwest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Stating Party Tor Athletic
Department OF Church

For the benefit of athletic se-
tiyities Of the church. young
peoples groups Of Sixth Avenue
Baptist church will hold n roller
skating party nj Kings Rink Wed
nesday evening from o. 20 until IL
O'Clock. Miss Marie Rasmussen IL
chairman. assisted by Robert Ella.
berry and Earl Barbs
Lucy ". circle Of the Naarsbsss
viii meet with Mrs. T. a. Wells,
420s SO. Sheridan ave Wednesday.
Pot luck luncheon al II 80. Elec.
ton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Dinner Guest on Birthday

Mrs. Jennie 3. Gregg was hon
ored Sunday on the occasion OF
her birthday at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. George Miller in Kent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
STUDY GROUP 10 Meet

Nona Study club viii meet at
the home of Mrs Edward Lane,
sos So. 32nd st, Thursday evening
at s O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
VIII Be Hostess 10 OeMols,
Mothafs' Club Eseeuiixes

Mrs Mas Mrofs, newly elected
president ~ the lie Moiay Mothers
club. viii hold a combined meeting
~ officers and committees At her
home. s05D Mckinley ave. Thurs
day at o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

The purple finch turns yellow
in captivity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Past Chief Ranger, club. ". {

o. D.. VIII meet - the home of
Mrs Joseph Champagne Z57z So.
Yakima ave. Wednesday. for q
Y. 20 0 clock luncheon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
LIG II T

w 4 HIN e TO N--The
secret 1910 pact between Vice
President Garner and National
Chairman Farley is not aimed
at Franklin ID. Roosevelt so
much as it is directed against
any attempt to perpetuate the
Democratic party as a radical
movement in the L nj 2 d
States. That basic considera-
ton will dominate further
peace or war conferences in
volving these three makers Of
history.
Recognizing Roosevsit's popu-
lsrity. Jack and Jim would prefer
that he fall In with their schemes.
and viii try eioquentiy to win him
over. On their side they Of. will
ing TO embrace the fundamental
principles Of the New Deal a.
modified and conditioned by the
dying congress.
They hope To convince the prssi-
dent that his worth-wbiis reforms
Nill 1--we longer II the next plat
form promises more efficient and
economical administration. On that
basis they believe the opposing
factions can unite and perhaps
check the apparent trend toward
Republican conservatism.
such an Arrangement, might saw.
svsrybody's face and represent
eompromise not too damaging 10
important peoples pride.
Should the president fepydists
these oysr;urss. Garner and Farley
are prepared IN plso. full fsspon-
sio1lity on him for prscipitsting an
Arthufisn battle for party con.
troll. They have framed tents
tive campaign for open political
wsrfsr. sgsins, the man IN the
White House their old leader and
friend
Their strategy ~tli bs To corral
as many delegates a. they can for
every Snti.Nsg Deal candidate in
ths field. with the wee prsslcsnt
tcontinusd on Page =. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
THINK FIREBUC CAUSE
OF EXPENSIVE BLAzES

Two huge industrial fires. which
caused approximately o.ooo
damage Friday night and early
Saturday morning at Vancouver,
Wash. and Hood River. Ore. sent
fire Investigators OF the two states
on q hunt today for firebugs they
believe responsible for losses Of
more than million dollars In
Northwest Industrial fires recently.
Linked with the conflsgrstions
are fires Tuesday night At Che
halls. Wash. 90 miles north Of
Vancouver, which did s22s,0oo In
damages and a $4,000 fire a,
Madras. Ore. 100 miles south OF
Hood River.
Capt. Cody Cain. in command
of the Vancouver fire department,
said he had definite svidene that
the spectacular blaze there was set
by firebug. Vancouver loss
was placed at about $4,000.
with 10 city blocks In smoking
ruins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
BLAZE DAMAGE
HITS 100000
IN HOOD RIVER
Cause of Early A. NJ.
Fire Undiscovered;
Storage and Fruit
Plants Destroyed

HOOD RIVER. Ore.-Two
fruit packing and storage
plants were destroyed by an
early morning fire Of unde-
termined origin here. with
damage estimated at more
than 5000. 900.
The Kelly Brothers packing
plant and the Zig Seven cold
storage plant. which had been
leased by the Hood River Growers
association. both located along the
Union Pacific railroad tracks near
the center OF town. were believed
To be = total ioss.
The flames were discovered al
$50 this morning and ell avail
able fire fighting equipment In the
town Was rushed TO the scene
The Union Pacific railroad
FASTENED It's section crews 10 the
blaze In order to protect a string
Of freight cars that were near the
packing sheds Fire equipment
from White Salmon. wash, made
tn. run across the bridge over the
Columbia river and aided In sub
DUNG the flames.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
SEVEN KILLED
IN 7 CRASHES

FREMONT. q. 49, seven p~ssons
were killed and four injured 10 tao
su,omobils accidents which eeevf-
red almost simultaneously an slip
perry roads near Fremont today.
A collision On q 4. Route 20.
three miles east Of here. IN which
three automobiles and truck Nsrs
reported n h. involved tsoh the
lives 81 threr men ard two women,
Thoss killed acre Frank bsaa'
dunn. 50. Lakewood, o Aists
D~veHey. %. Detroit Alvin Bsv.
sney. ~. Al. Detroit. and Mrs.,
Della We'll. a.. Mansfield. The
ssoond woman ~as believed 10 hs
Miss Fiofenss MAJ coysssy. L@ss-
wood.
Burned 10 death when shslf auto
mobile sidss~ipsd truck tao
miles northeast ~ here. ssfs Miss
Louisa Dlegaek. a. Chicago. and
an unidentified man nsms 4
Byron"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31

noring birthdays in round num-
bers" DR.. !. DeGroot, noted
Dutch obstretrician. hurried to the
palace of Crown Princess Juliana
of Holland today The princess has
been expecting the birth of an
other child John Thornburg,
~. who rugged himself into "hu-
man bomb" for a fantastic $4,000
bank holdup, then splurged the
loot on a spree which included the
New York world fair. was in Jail
Ut Nevada, Mo, today facing one
or more long prison terms {.
Jimmy Moore, Is. Of Los Angeles,
was seeking money today to pay
the fare from Ohio of a man whose
blood may cure him of a rare blood
disease called streptococcus viri-
dams. The boy, stricken after fall
ing from his bicycle last February
and has had 10 blood transfusions
since, needs blood from some per-
son who has recovered from the
same disease An attorney for
Betty Cradle, film player, was
drawing up a complaint today
which will ask divorce from
Jackie Coogan on grounds that he
drove recklessly, stayed away
from home an entire day at time
and shirked the household respon-
ability Admiral William ID.
Ieahy. who will retire Tuesday as
chief of naval operations. was
given a distinguished service
medal by President Roosevelt IN
q surprise ceremony Secretary
of Labor Frances Perkins warned
the American Federation of LABOR
and the Congress of Industrial Or
CARNATIONS Friday night that or
sanized labor is losing strength
and influence because of constant
warfare between the two groups
!. Richard (Dixie) Davis, Tor
mer "mouthpiece' of the Dutch
Schultz gang in New York whose
story helped convict Tsmmany
Chieftain James J. Hines, was
free man today, but was oeins
carefully guarded in an undis-
closed hideout against the ven
xeance Of gangland toward IN
formers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
SIXTY KILLED,
HUNDREDS ARE
HURT IN RAID
Red Cross Hospital
and Mission Hit;
School Burns in
Kwangsi Province

PEIPING. China - The
United States embassy said
today that 10 Japanese planes
had bombed and burned the
girls school of the Southern
Baptists Stout Memorial hos
pital at Wuchow, Kwangsi
province.
Chinese reports said the raid.
which occurred on July 26. struck
at densely populated areas Of
Wuchow. killing so persons and
injuring $50.
They said two demolition bombs
hit the Red Cross hospital and
eight incendisry bombs fell on the
Baptist mission.
The Chinese reports said four
missiles fell within the Stout hos
pital compound.
More than 100 bombs were
dropped, the reports said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
SEATTLE DEATH
MYSTERY Deep

SEATTLE The mystery of the
wesk-long disappearance of 81
year-old Chester Vaughn. formerly
of Portland. grew deeper today.
Attorneys for 26-yesr-old Stew
art Jacobson. who II charged with
the first degree murder of Vaughn.
filed an affidavit that Vaughn WAS
seen alive in Seattle last Monday
afternoon, the first day Of the
search for him.
Chief Criminal Deputy Sheriff
o. X. Bodia replied by announcing
he had located a witness who Will
testify he saw Jacobson at Lake
Sammamish. east OF Seattle. Mon
day st IL q M.
Vsughn's body has been sought
In the lake where an overturned.
blood-stained rowbOat was found
Monday about the same time
yaughn's burning. blood stained
automobile Was found IS miles
away.
This j. the strongest point ve
have uncovered - far" B0dia
said. 1t absolutely connects the
suspect with the murder case"
jacobson continued 20 profess
his innocence He will enter q
plea and hsv. /. preliminary hear
ing Monday. The Staying was be-
iiev.d motivsted by jealousy over
the affections n 7i-yssr-old Dor
othy Price ~ Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
JUDGE CljsA||A|N
Ill; MUST REST
Doctor Orders Vetsr-
an Jurist 10 Bed
For Week

A ~e~t,s r~st was oesnefths<I
.. $3.50 =
Wv
caishmsa II me fs'isf1 sserNt
court hers ~ ths Fs&nIf n "rhyst'
cal exhaustion caused ~ over.
snrh. according 10 his physician.
Df. Edwin w. James.
Judge cushm.n became ~ rst-
dsy 81 midnight, he ~ss s~lx~d
with . coughing ss~ii II has hasne.
1pog No. Proctor At. and wss .s-
sissed Ia h@d BY ~. Jxnes An
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
SH|PSPACKED
AS IRISH FLEE
Scotland Yard Begins
Breakdown Against
IRA Terrorists

LONDON - Steamships to
Ireland were crowded with
Irish Republican Army men,
bers and sympathizers today
AS Scotland Yard, acting under
emergency powers granted by
parliament, cracked down on
terrorists.
Search for IRA leaders was in
tensified as the yard" received
reports from several sources that
Sean Russell. chief of the out
lawed organization, was in Eng
land. II was believed that the
chief of the terrorists for the Liver
pool area fled to Ireland Thursday.
Nineteen formal expulsion
orders against suspected ter
rorists, alleged now TO be
ready to bomb munitions fac
tories and airports In pursuit
of their campaign TO force
British troops and officials
from northern Ireland. were
signed within n few hours
after the passage Of the spe-
eial powers bill Friday.
II was understood that they
were the first of $50 selected by
the yard" for immediate deports-
ton TO Ireland. and that the rest
would be sent home quietly within
the next few days.
But up to 1000 Irish men and
women, 1t was reported. were on a
special list Of suspects.
There were fearful fsrewells at
London and other railroad stations
and at Irish sea ports Friday night
as the IRA exodus began.
Some women at Eustion
station. where the Irish mail
train left In three sections.
were hystericaI. One cried:
II don't suppose he'll ever come
back"
Many IRA men work In Britain.
even for the government. and do
their terrorizing in their leisure
hours.
The two regular steamships
which left Liverpool for Ireland
carried 1000 passengers. Many
OF these passengers were vacs-
tionists. but many also were IRA
suspects.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
rODAY'S FINAL
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia. 900 900 000-0 /,
Cincinnati. 0ls 900 oox-s S
Muleshy. kerksiek 49, and Mil
lies: Thompson and lombard.
New York. 100 0s0 0l0-5 ~
Chicago. ... 900 900 0Oa-. ; :
Gumbert, Melton 80. Linn 90
and banning: Root and Hsrtnett.
Boston. 80. 900 900 0zs--s Is o
Pittsburgh. 100 400 1905 10
Shoffner, Erickson and Lopez.
Mast Isl, Bowman, Sewell tsl,
Brown ta) and Berries.
AMERICAS LEAGUE
81. Louis 900 040 OOO-4 I 4
Boston 900. 900 900 2Io--s II
Kramer. Whitehead ~, Mills
ts) and Glenn: Wade. Wilson 80,
ostermueller ISL. Rich 30 and
Desautels, Peacock Isl. Berg 90.
Detroit 80. COS sol 0O0--, II .
Philadelphia. oio 900 sos II :
Bridges. Mekain ~ and York
Nelson. Joyce 90, Dean 80 and
Hayes.
Cleveland. OI0 II0 l0l--k 10 o
Washington. O0s 900 900, 8 I
Allen and Hemsley. sewell Isl;
/ Leonard and Giuliani.
Chicago Mt New York, called
second, rain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
PHONE HEARING
= UP ON MONDAY

A final hearing in Tacoma on q
proposed increase in telephone
rates will be held Monday at 10
q. m. in one OF the superior eonr,
rooms at the county courthouse.
Hearings are being conducted
by the department of public ser
vice to sound out public opinion
on the statewide rate increase pro-
posed by the Pacific Telephone
Co.
At the hearing. the Chamber OF
Commerce will have present repre-
sentstives of all classes OF ousi-
ness To determine the effect the
proposed rates will have In esen
ease.
Jay W. McCun., traffic man
aver of the chamber, urges mat
raoomans attend the hearing 10
give their views on the matter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
Three Made Ill
By Eating Day
Old Hamburgers

suffering from fesSi t~sisDnsax.
Nss Lucy hiilifen. - ~ 1910
East sta 81 ssr fixs-tss1 -ola
s0n. Waltef. saa sssas Ml.s
Gladys wsirh. -. ~@ts rushed -
~. Ja~<phs hospital ss<ss 10 -
FRIDAY nigh,
Attendants al ire hssspl'si said
ths three hsd sstsn hzmbREsrs
FRIDAY thsi had b~sn eaok<si
Thursday Ths hoy h.d sufficiently
recovered Saturday % return
hOns. bat the women wsfs bsing
nela for further observation Mss
wsieh 10 visiting hsfs from liar
l0~ton. Mont.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
People In
The Mus
Ars. Caroline Dutra kualiilH's

Mr.. Caroline Dutra kualnlh's
memory Is pretty short, a Homo
lulu Judge discovered today. She
filed suit from her husband. John.
but dropped it in confusion when
he protested she had obtained
divorce from him five years ago
No confirmed beer swizzler
ever suffered the plight of 7-year-
old Joan Niehl of Los Angeles. She
got her tongue stuck so tightly IN
the mouth of a beer can, from
which she was drinking water.
that she had to go to the hospital
TO have the can cut off her swol-
len tongue The disgrace OF
killing a man during a drunken
shooting spree was too much for
Patrolman Louis Pensa OF New
York. He hanged himself in his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
|lE 4
GIiIIla
Il

SEATTLE The Maritime
Labor boards Pacific coast
mediator. ". T. Guerts Of
Portland. to-day announced q
weeks postponement IN the
Puget Sound ferry boat strike
threatened for next Tuesday.
ORONADA, Nee.--Four CtC
enrellee~ were burned to death
and one Was missing today
when a brush fire reversed on
them. Eight Thousand acres
% brush and range land we're
denoded b, flames started ny
lightning.
HOLLYWOOD The stormy
married life Of Screen Star
Betty Cradle and Jackie Coo
gan. famous as The Kid In
Charlie Chaplins silent films
epic. neared an end today
when she filed suit for divorce.
WASHINGTON The house
today passed a drastic anti
alien bill sponsored by Rep.
Howard w. Smith. d. Va.
Passage came after defeat Of
motion TO recommit the
measure by 273 to +s roll
call vote forced by Rep. Vito
Msreantonio. Al. N. Y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
Young Japanese
Boy Hit by Car

Shimso fssusds. lo-yeaf-oid
japanese boy living at Route 8.
Box l5-E. Was struck down early
Saturday afternoon BY a car driv-
en- by T. W. cushinss. Route ..
Box -.
Tn. boy ran out from b<hind q
parked car IN front Of 230s East
IIth st and cushinEs said he was
unable to stop In time TO AVOID
the accident
The police Ambulance rushed
him 70 the county hospital where
ne was found 20 be suffering from
head injuries and shock. Though
MS condition Il not regarded -
serious. he siil be held for obser-
vation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
Drag Waters
OF LAKE FOR
BOAT VICTIM
North I-aks Traes<|y
Takes ~ LIE q
Tkslma S<hamek -
Rowboat Aeeid oRe

ktnx ecunfy depaty eoetst
sfih drAxHed the WufNv 49,
tout Of Notth Mke S9tNgx.1y
morning for the ha4y a. NlN4
ThrIma Sehnnrk. ~ yenr~oM
Tasus,tn waitress. whu fxlI NJ
AZ : rnwhonl "A the lske nlou1
= .ssl<~L gxs<I.x nswkf
sels. n~ssnxn it~~3 q ~ v1n
x.vs. ,.ssst 1tp n. pus,ses ~.
VIVA " 4 n~,n. ~ 1l1 N
x.ssux sxs - - nrstinn =
- i.s. ssr.,t / - vssxs srmn
ss~ na.th .nrws s<sr~. epnrD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
DIR. MAYO MOURNED

ROCHESTER,. Mas. Messages
Of coincidence from all over ths
world poured into Rochester rriay
as the city prepared final rites
for DR.. William } Mayo. last Of
It's two famous bfotherA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
Swim Is Fatal
To Yakima Lad

YAKIMA - Lawrence ThsDsuit.
IS. drowned In the Yakima river
Friday while he szs swimming
Nlth his brother and friend
Thibsuli. an inexperienced swim
nsr. dove into the river ana ois-
appeared. His body wss recovered
two hours later By diyers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
Hit-Run Death
Driver Guilty

YAKIMA - Robert Lsrkin, r.
who was identified as q hit-run
driver by state patrolmen through
broken bit Of hesdlsmp lens,
pleaded guilty late Friday to
hit-run charge in superior court
and was sentenced 10 a maximum
OF one wear in the county Jail.
Don Mccullough. Yakima, plead
81 guilty 10 aiding Larkin and
va fined 500 In justice court.
Iarkin confessed he was the driver
Of the automobile which struck
arr seriously injured Robert
rrederickson July Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
Heat Ware Broken
By Cooling Breeze

Taeesa sad ine - - ~ -
eifss Northwest swsns estw<Aav
N slightly wssiss sempsssssrss ~
~ prspe<t - nra<sssi 1lNiss~
tlea II shs ussn-bcan heof v~sa
whieh sssshiishess a ~ tia1e see-
srd 81 many peists
Tsseaa's sfftess. Iempereltsf> -
roum Saturday w~s nnif n A.
Hss~s compared ~Ith - ee9vses -
nsca hssA 90 Fvsasy Ana 1nsss-
day. Th~fs sss ~ ttsmtls.en~
sasss natth Wind fsnasn9 ~ esty.
Thansssssfsfms fsksa ~ Cas-
sssis ard xs<Aiyeu masatsins rrs-
day night. sitting nsrs tAs1 -
fifes sas kiilsae . kisNAfs rsiiG
s~sslea wmtsf. k1we&sa nsees ~
nice. Ne iestn heosswnse
sssstN. 49, ks1te1 wn<e ;
nsss~sss ~ sessvs : ~ -
go - sshss wsse~ss pese
kssss1es - ~ n1eetps ~<ss-
psss. , SpxAps s~t - m1nmneo
fslts. ~ - ~ - weso
hss<ka1 1~~s - s>seeeA
~ uirs se~wsen1 ~ IN
sh~sk go ~ s1pe~1 ~
s<assfy.
A fns~~s mpefhs ~ hairy wee
'o.sna Tad Ii ~ sysn II nes{ffa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
TACOMANS LISTED IN
VETERANS ELECTION

HgiISSsHAM W W strait
ton. g~ses mayor ~ fskims.
Esseea the United spanish War
Ystsrans 0f Washington and
Alsaks today 81 the end u thstf
3sth annual department. sneaJep-
mspt srsss1n succeeded @. a.
Wallace Of Tacoma
Other officers elected included
Charles Davis. Tseoms. marshal
Mrs. Anna Davis. Tacoma. N1s
elected prssident Of ths auxiliary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
BURCUNDER IS PLACED
IN PRISON DEATH ROW

FIokgsg1. Ana Robert Bur
sunsies. z7-ys.r-oid convicted msH.
dersr of Phoenix sutomOoils
saissmsn. as placed In the death
row a. the state prison today 70
await ssscuiion, Oct. .. IN An
zoass lsthsI gas ehamD~f.
b.fKunders only room mats tn
tho death cell vas Frank Conner.
2z-ys2r-old eolOrsd slayer ~n.
fenced 10 dis sept. "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31
Halt Firing OF
WPA EnlpIoyes

wA.s1hNoT0<--wevt rre3prte
commis&sosss ,. G. H1fsisxeoe ~
dsy directed STATS wPA n6minis~
traitors To sasp>nd dlsminnaI - pes~
sens On MA foils fs< - sneufna
Harrington lsss.~d hIs ordef ~
c.as< a the s<n&t<s action iase
n,xht 10 approving rider % Pr<<i~
dent n<o~<veit.s lending blIi zn1rh
would modify To- cnuptil.ory dr.
rissAI proviso of tns ip6o rslisf -