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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
RANGER RITES
SET TUESDAY

ORT1NG Funeral services for
Charles ". Ranger. ei.year-old
Spaniah war veteran. who died
Thursday NJ his home IN orting.
VIII be held NJ z o'clock Tuesday
afternoon IN the Ortlng Christian
church. Of which he was mem
Der Ranger. horn At Columbus.
VIA. Sept Z, 1877. served aE an
infantryman in Puerto Rico. China
and the Philippines lie moved 10
Orting ~ years ago
Surviving are his wife. Viola.
and "a son Richard. at Orting t.o
sons. Clarence and Norman. nj
Buffalo. ~. ". four brothers. VII.
liam and Fred. in Chicago,
George at Beaver Dam. Wis. and
Harry ~ Tulsa, okla. and tau
grandchildren In Buffalo
Rev II D. kossoil viii offiriaie
AZ the church Burial all be IN
Soldiers oemotery. whore u. = n
Maine camp, y y " V. will DO
In charge Arrangements we're
made ny the OfilnR Funeral homs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
CHAMBERLAIN
IS HOPEFUL

LONDON-prime Minister Ne
vile Chamberlain, in a new year
message to Great Britain. reiter-
ates previous assertions that Bri-
tain will not yield to force.
In the message, published Fri
day in the conservative magazine
Homeland and Empire, Chamber
lain declares: Our armed strength
enables us to say in the councils
of nations that. seeking the friend
ship of all peoples, we shall meet
them in a spirit of reasonableness
and fair dealing but will not make
concessions to force
After stating that he rejects the
idea that war is inevitable, Cham
berlain continued:
I'VE have consistently sought TO
remove the possible causes of war
and by direct consultation and dis
cussion, secure a new and fuller
measure OF confidence and under
standing between nations.
1T is my hope and aim that BY
this means the international prob
lens of our time may be settled
in a spirit Of Cancellation and CO.
operation"
Chamberlain said he saw cause
for optimism in the Munich accord.
and the agreements by Britain with
Italy, Fire and the United states.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
YACHTSMEN TO
CRUISE MONDAY

Tacoma yAohismen VIII 80 cs'iiss
ing again Monday morning, power
boatmen AZ we'll ns sailors. ia the
annual New Years regatta, pns-
abby the only such event held ans
nually ON New Years day any.
where IN America
Power boats will get away at
varying times for J o'clock finish
Of all vessels. the course To run
around Fox Island on predicted
logs.
sailhoats will start at 10 o'clock
Monday morning an iaunt
around their triangular course.
Their contest will be partly broad.
cast by XVI at II 30 a m. over
short wave ttanamittsr aboard
the nloop Marlunc.
Among competing sail craft viii
be Capt Rad rratsch's cutter
White Cloud. veteran ef many a
long cruise, including several 20
California. one from California "a
Honolulu and return. ono around
Vancouver Island. another "a
Alaska and innumorable Puget
Sound and British Columbia water
events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Crescent Valley
Pioneer Passes
GIG HARBOR-The Local Pr

GIG HARBOR-The Local Pro
ject Planning committee ~ the
Peninsula Federated Improvement
clubs will meet Monday evening at
the Thompson real estate Office
at 6 O'Clock.
Adolph K. Sauness. 70. a resi-
dent Of Gig Harbor since 1901. died
at his home in the Crescent valley
district Thursday afternoon fol-
lowing a long illness. He was born
in Ulfstenzik. Norway on April %
1868 He first came 10 North
Dakota where he married Caroline
Mork Of Volden. Norway. Mrs
Ssuness preceded nm in death
many years ago Sauness vas long
active in community projects
He Is survived by one son. Hans
Sauness Of Pomona. Calf TWO
daughters. Mrs Anna Wheeler II
Tacoma and Mrs. Selma Burk-
land Of Gig Harbor and five
grandchildren. Robert. Kenneth
and Russell Wheeler. Richard
Burkland and Joan Sauness
Nj and Mrs Louis Camper
Josephine lawrence are the par
ents Of 3 daughter born Dec -
at the home at Seabeck Wei
coming the little one are nef
grandparents. NJ and Mrs Carl
Camper Of Gig Harbof. and Ar.
Lawrence Of Purdy.
The Christian Endeayor societies
% the Memorial Presbyterian
church al Gig HarDOr gave party
Thursday evening n honor the
college set home for the holiday
Honor guests Included the Misses
Helen and Harriet New from
Washington State, Miss Betty
Petersen. Miss Frances CrIyer ana
Stuart Kimball from the College of
Puget Sound Miss Gladys Peter
sen from WhitWorth college a.
Spokane: Miss Jeanette Udden-
berg from the university and Miss
Clara Satire who was Miss Harriet
News guest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
BURGLAR GETS
S45 FROM HOUSE

\ total Of s45s5 in cash was
obtained Friday night by a burglar
who broke into the home ~ Abel
X. Olsen. ia No Puget Sound
ave police said Saturday
Using "A double bitted Ax 20 force
bedroom window open. the prowl'
er stole five 81 bills and small
change. Officers found the AZ
outside Olsens home
Authorities were also inYesli-
eating burglary Ht Rogers
school Ea. 3ith and N 81 The
providers. believed to be juveniles.
broke basement window 10 gain
entry After rAnBaekinT the teach
ers desks. they stole some ail-day-
suckers from the luncheon Moth
ing u value WAS believed taken.
Joe Rtrauch. s05 Pacific ave,
reported the theft ~ an automatic
pistol. a bgx If shells n nat rain
coat. and Elickcr from hiA auto
mobile Friday night while u Was
parked 81 18th and Court D.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
JOE A, MAllERY
|. IS POLICE JUDGE

Advised by Corporation Counsel
Carothers that justice OF the
peace would have 10 be appointed
police judge, Mayor Siegle Satur-
day announced appointment Of
Justice Joseph A. Mallery, TO take
effect Immediately.
Judge Mallery filed his surety
bond as OF Saturday and will start
holding court at the public safety
building next week. Siegle al
ready had planned to appoint Nal
lery police judge next June, upon
expiration of the term of the late
Justice Frank A Magill
Judge Magill's recent death
brought about situation in which
acting" police judges could no
longer act, Carothers holding that
an acting" judge appointed from
the ranks of Tacoma attorneys
could not sit in any contested case
William CAM. secretary 10 the
mayor. issued the announcement
of Mallery's appointment. but said
no other changes are being made
in the personnel of the city court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
MARRIAGEL LICENSES

Marriage licenses have b~sn 10
sued ily the county auditor ~ John
q kuseland. Fort LfNis. and Mary
Carver. Morton. Henry Cook and
FoFatlna J &. Jeffriea. botb ~ Ia.
coma. Aafyiiis ~ Foilstts and
Margaret w. Barrett, both ~ ses
attic. tleimer hsndstfesa ami
Nova Lgndin. both ~ Tacoma.
Theodore y Eosring. fto@aelle
Park. n. J.. and Lillian G Winsor.
Tacoma. Frank ID Gsixer jr. Erie.
Pa, and Marian steele, Washing
ton. u G william NJ i<bigersng.
Detroit. Mich. and Gsnsvisss
Glenn, Tacoma. Walter y, Whit
ney and Bsrniee Adams. both o.
Tacoma. W X. Young. Tacoma.
and Hsdra March, Puyaiiap; steve
Horton Walker Jr. Seattle. and
Laurel Irene Riley. Taeoma, John
"a. Forbes, Aberdeen. and Ruth =.
BrldeNell. Tacoma; Robert u.
Walker, Tacoma. and Lydia En-
teneier. Yakima. Carlos de Avian.
drOs and Marvilie Lucille Mallon,
both Of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
WPA BEGINS AFTERNOON
RECREATION CLASSES

Recreation classes sponsored by
the public schools which have
WPA instructors viii be restricted
to afternoon classes. The following
schedule will be maintained:
Woodcarving, sculpturing and
clay modelling will be offered at
the Bryant School Creative Arts
studio on school days only. from
II noon to 3 p m. for adults and
from 3:15 to 6 p. m. for school
children. Karl Evers. a graduate
OF the Fine Arts school Of Munich,
Germany. will be the instructor.
Drawing and painting will also
be taught during the same hours
at the Bryant under the direction
of Mrs. Blanche Hodge. formerly
of the Art Center Of st. Louis.
Cartooning classes will be
taught by Frederick Zinn at the
Hawthorne school. Adult classes
will be held from y to 3 p. m.
and children's classes from 3;15
TO $50 D. m. on school days only.
No registration fee will be
charged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Motorists Urged
To Be Cautious

Chief William Cole ~ the stats
patrol to-day asked Tacoma mo-
totlsta 20 ssereGae extreme caution
on the public highways during
New Years svs.
ils laaued a stern warning 10 the
effect that drunken drivers wlil
be put IN jail withuu, silseFimiasa
ton. and viii be punished seeorf.
lnriy.
We viii shnw no mercy Ia
intoxicated drivers thief Colo
warned. We ask that those she
drink on New Years eve please
stay away from the wheel
crisf Coles plea Was made
through Capt. HARRY g Snyder, II
the state patrols district Ne. l
headquarters here.
Statistics show II was pointed
out. tina, up 10 Nov, 10. sntomo-
bill. accidents tn the state have
resulted In death 10 ais persons
and injury To T.io9,
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the municipalities obtain cheap
power they wonid he invited
10 share in the boon. Hut u
didn't work that way. The
management II publicly OPP
Grated plants very properly
refused TO extend activities
Into districts where tho soat-
tered service would not pay
cost Of operation. That was a
severe bump 60 the idcnlisiie
spirit In which some Of the
projects were undertaken hut
IL was based ON business
practice.
After the lapse Of few year.
he farmers and residents Of rura
began To work oul
their own salvation. They ais
retained BIT OF resentment be
cause they could not have m
same services and rates an IN
city folks. They observed th'
great municipality owned powel
plants and transmission llnrl
the state providing th'
cheap service OF which the city
folks boBsted
They also were feeling the
pinch of taxes, and from that
II wasn't hard 10 figure how
E much their tax bills might he
lighiened n such plants and
transmission lines were pri-
vately owned. II was hut
step farther 10 the bill about
which Mr.. Dayisson ~ dis
turbed.
II II only one Of the In
e,itablc consequences of enter
pris'. public or private. n you
don't believe IL, read history.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
MOTORISTS IN
RUSH TO PAY
PACE THREE

An eleventh hAaf rssah 81 rEsres
county mctasisss. ssaeg % pur-
chase thslr 1859 Iisenss plates res
iefr The old year takes Its hnws
Kept augmented affIrs crews wnfk-
ing II Top speed At sh~ aasiifnFs
cfflee IN the souFfhnsze and A :
sueclai office at ftt raelfia ave.
Saturday
A line quickly formed sftFy The
aaslltnfs nffles wss apensst II
reached ffsm ans end ~ ths sss<
ont fleoe 10 the other virtually .
fuii block, and nsintsifisd ~
length until tbs offsee cinsed ~
moan. A similar crowd sssfmed
this temporary Pacific ave. offlcs.
state and city authorities have
warned that all ear owners. With
cut new license plates after The be-
ginning ~ the naw year. are SUBJ
leef e. aFrwat. They have stated
I frequently that the isw viii -
ifiKidiy snfofusd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
FORSYTHIA BLOOMS
IN WOMAN'S GARDEN

The tersYthis. shrub win
opposite leaves and fright yessew
isil shaped flonsfs. usually bioons
In February. with shs irayss ap~
psafing tn early spring.
IN The garden ~ Mfs f<e Pnlk.
inRh0fn. soz IN s1tb 81. = For
sythia commonly known ~ golden
aslsl u already IN bsosm The
shrub. ofis ~ many in hsr nsrden.
10 bat1esn five snd ain feet tall
s1fs unusual for tbs forsythiA
10 bloom In early winter Mrs.
I'uihinKfsorr said Usually V
hlosfns In February"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
JAILED FOR IGNORING
LOCAL GARBAGE LAW

Because he refused 10 accept
municipal garbage service, Joe
Daniels. Tacoma Negro. went TO
Jail Friday afternoon.
Daniels was booked Dec II on
charges Of violating the garbage
ordinance. a friend posted $50
bail for his release. The bonds
man decided he wanted his money
back Friday, and Daniels accepted
confinement In the city jail after
explaining ne was unable 70 pay
a fine Of s. and costs which Act
ing Police Judge Earl Clifford i'm
posed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
EAGLES SECRETARY
REPORTED Improving

IN the absence ~ Fred Race.
president. VINO is 81. Morris Nc
Dowell vice president 81 ihr
Eagies lodge. conducted the Friday
night meeting. geeretary George
shanklB. il IN the hoBpital was
reported improving y . ~ bsfs
we're urged however. not 10 visit
him. Another veteran ~ ihe
lodge Attorney Tom Ray. was ais9
renorird III.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Paper Carrier
Bitten by Dog

A dog which bit a Tacoma
newspaper carrier on the leg En-
day evening was beng held Sat
urday for rabies examination,
police said
The injured boy was Charles
Stone. IS. Of SIG Ia Morton St,
vino was bitten whiie delivering
papers near Ea. 34th and Mckln-
ley ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
BODY OF ELDERLY MAN
IS STILL UNIDENTIFIED

An elderly man who dropped
dead FRIDAY while walking n~ar
10Th and MARKET a.. nss atm urs-
Identified Saturday ~ the pspsr
moftaafy Death wss caused by
Ia internal hsmorfhags
Ne sas about IS years old. Z
feet iss inches tall. and weighed
about 400 pounds Partly bald. ~
hat a gray fa0aintaehe. lie was
wearing hih oysfslls and m over
coat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

ca, rsseF ffsEns Macarmlet aSees
Ia Hfra afnsitrf
saira btH MAT WfGa
Put piers Nfefn n ~ fbafs<, Haue
daB, Madeira Tacoma ns4s and Ans
4is Johnson. Wednesday, Trrndsu4er.
Fseifle katsfpfi&s and Cognssssis.
Thursday. Ma~~fnsf. f5ers Mzefbr
and 4 T. lsieksnbafh. Hfiaas
tssksr d.sk Fansn@g, fussdsY.
Met sFssirk sass Paiet nan psafu.
TapFeasys Nligsfsaa, Friday
shsffss va I - Fvlnt Gsiskx sa1
nofslsf Prince. Taesass. hasth haven.
FRIDAY
shalfsr ss. s~cea.s snipsss. nj.
a4Y
spssr, dsss pansmAa, neaasys
nsnzksltx. Tuesday, Hssadanass and
rsff.evllls. Wednesday. Nls>aafixa.
friday
asafsssisi asss -safnesliIs. rae&-
deg
alissakss No. s@nFsn
fflssdsg
ssssisss cslsao. sunday Msas~sa.
'nassaas,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

Domestic trade viii he light. nm
leAs unHeheiuled sssaels call here.
bat several ships IN the malor aft.
Hhore routes are posted for arrival
Among them are several new To
this port
The Maaosrs. a uni, os the
Silver .Jsva.tseiflr line. working
between the orient. Pacific coast
and soaith Africa. will bs a. the
smeiter On Tuesday ard al Port
piers on Wednesday Another
H.sJsP. fFsiKhtsf. tha EsnRhaiis.
IL coming h BpsfTy dock Tuesday
10 llft freight for the Orient.
To Load Flour
The klaysnsss llnnr Farnsyllir.
loading for Philippine laland,
Hongkong. straits Settlements
and Dutch tas, indies. 10 sehsd'
uled 10 work AZ tbs Centennial
-four mill Tuesday. q, Hperry's
Wednesday and at Fort piers
Thursday
In from Europe. the Taeoms
4AHf ~ ttf fffAe MAJ HNt - ~
peefsd 20 work AZ the Port IN
Wednesday Fittlh1iy. iris ship
yili b. The first II the Blue Star
liners 10 call In Tacoma recently.
Other European vessels coming
next week include the Anhis
johnson. Trondangsr. Paeifie Ens
isrpfiss. Tyre and MooTby The
first arc regular callers, working
for the Johnson line. intsfDeean
line. FurneAs line and Fred Olsen
line. respectively
Tramp Motofship
TIE aoorbY IL a British tramp
mGlofShlp. under charter % the
~ - Mcmillan Export Co
The ctnea ~ ths Grace liee.
with a cargo ~ South American
ore. IL expected 10 Gle ~ the sfasi'
ter s0ms tins sunday shs wili
remain 90 the Sound through Jan
- ard viii likely make smother
call here before sailing south.
stir. ~ pOHT
FaNtb Christensen. faft psegs
Cast naassr. bnsffsf No 2 fAse
ffansxa ~ Psui mlii skanis9 A
aglffgths. Hfspksf ktsetfosCi4sfalesl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

ALBERT DOf.NAS

Albert Doiman. 81. II 1879 80
VI 81 died Saturday. a native ~
Kentucky. he had lived Ia Tacoma
81 years lie was a member ~
the Eagles lodg. ard the Furniture
Workers union. LEGAL i7t5 fur
wing are his wife. Frances; four
Mrs j. ~ Brchtold ~
Calf Mr. " e
Bfeekon II ruyailup and Mrs. ~
West and Mrs 9. J. Webster ~
Tacoma tao sons. H ) and Al
bert - ~ Taeoma sister Ma.
" D. Boz ~ Hollywood. Calf
three bfoihsff. James - Port
Thomas. ~. ard Jack ard William
~ Tacoma. and eight gfAhdehll.
afen Funeral announcement ~
fsIneF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Puydllup Methodist
ulOme,7 Plan Meeting
All-Day Program to Feature Talk
by Rev. w. S. Gleiser of Tacoma;
Bicycle Club Holds First Meeting

PUAALLUP-T h e " m c n S
council of the First Methodist
church will hold its first meeting
Of the year Thursday
The all day affair will open with
q business session at Il o clock
Mrs. Frederick L. Scheyer will
preside. At noon there will be a
prayer circle and at 1890 lunch
con will be served with Mrs. Will
liam Pence, chairman. assisted by
Mrs. Bernard Nelson. Mrs. A. Far
rer, Mrs. Ralph Forbes, Mrs.
George Deeds, Mrs. Percy Har
ader, Mrs David Janowsky and
Mrs. Ray Goodner.
Mrs. c. E. Sawyer has prepared
the program which will occupy
the afternoon. Rev. w. S. Gleiser
of Tacoma will speak on What
City Churches Are Doing for
Young People" Mrs. Newell Hunt
will sing a group of selections and
Mrs. Ralph Forbes will lead in de-
votions. Mite boxes will be in
charge of Mrs. ". E. kinzie.
Mrs. Julia Gardner was hostess
at her home on 18th st n. w.
Friday afternoon for the annual
reunion OF former residents of the
neighborhood. A luncheon was
served and the Afternoon was spent
rcminiscing Guests We're Mrs.
Emile Schnuelle of Orting; Mrs.
Ray Hoyes of Seattle Mrs. Her
man Jochimsen and daughter, Son
ORA, of Puyallup; Mrs. Morris
Murray and two children of Roy;
Mrs. S. A. Stoner of Puyallup and
Mrs. Winnifred Henricksen of
Poulsbo. Mrs. Henricksen, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Gardner, is here for the
holidays.
Members Of the Yoemen Social
group will hold their annual New
Years eve party Saturday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Prowitz on the Orting high
way, with Mrs. David Bloomquist
assisting.
A turkey dinner will be served
81 o'clock. Cards will be played
and gifts exchanged. Places will
be marked for Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Friese, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Maidment, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Chandler of Tacoma. Mrs. Mary
Stevenson. Mrs. Julia Mclaughlin,
MIR. and Mrs. Bloomquist and the
host and hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Davis and
children. Darrell and Doreene, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur V. Spooner of
Alderton, and Mrs. Nettie Hale of
West Stewart ave. will motor TO
Auburn Sunday where they will
be dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Holt.
DR.. c. G. Trimble Of Tacoma
will be the speaker at the dinner
meeting of the Active club Tues
dav evening at Graylands park
clubhouse. His subject will be
Chinese Medicines" DR.. Kenneth
Sturdevant is president Of the
group.
James Osborn will head Ever
green local No. 1913 Of the Farmers
union. having been elected pres-
dent at the annual meeting held IN
the North Puyallup gym Friday
night. He succeeds Fred Robbins
Other officers include A. f.
Brock. vice president: Mrs. James
Osborn, secretary, Merle Brock,
conductor. W. r. Clark. door
keeper. and Rev G. Lee Mstlock
chaplain. The executive board is
composed Of ". C Reeve, S. g.
Todd and G. A. Gustafson.
The Bicycle club, sponsored by
Puyallup Valley post Y. F. ". viii
hold its first meeting OF 1888 al
Meeker school Friday night.
Funeral services for Morton
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SAN FRANCISCO Fan Amefi-
can Arrays today announced that
is blk uew Boslng Clipper Will be
turned over 70 the company st
Seattle Jan o and flown 70 Gan
Francisco Jan 10 for an intensive
program ~ teal fiying.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
THE CORE


The American Gi0ysk euzenS
club Will hold - regular meeting
sunday ~ 2 , m. ln the Polish
hall. East 39th and y sis
BUTTER ~ CHEAPER COW
BUTTER STORE a1y.
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Mrs. JAnrs i,IraoE

Hfs Eiisn Eiffs1a Pierce. a.
a resident II ksieo for - years.
died Saturday At ths bDfna ~ her
mother Arn Ida Isaac sqn. 1923 W.
! ~. Bhe hal been Visiting Ia Ia
coma for ihs past Wfek Besides
her mother. she leaves her hus-
band. Jsusa. daughter. Mrs Il
81 Perkins ~ San FranelNc0s
three bT0ihefs. Frank y lsaacs1a
# Bfemerton. Arthur y ~ seaiils
and Roy r Of Tacoma. four sisters.
niaa Edlth Issacson and Mrs - u.
Ketler II TacOma. Mrs.. William
phdOahek u Wenatchss and Mrs.
u. q Fest ~ Ban Francisco. and
one grandson. Funeral announce
fnert by LINN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
BUILDING PERMITS

Last building permits u lsSs
Included one 10 Dave q sat- Tor
construction Of 81 900 reFlfsnce
A. 500 Montgomery -. and one
70 John II Anderson for q 5000
at 51S4 No. 5lst ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

Gunter. -, will be held Tuesday
at l O'Clock at the Wrigley &
Clements chapel. Rev. Give Tay-
Tor, assisted by Rev. A s. Ellis
will officiate, burial in Woodbine
cemetery.
The deceased came to Puyallup
in 1928 from Auburn and resided
at ITO 4th ave, n. w. He came
to the state from Idaho 10 years
ago. Besides his widow. Lille, he
is survived by four sons, Willard,
Earl and James in Idaho, and Fred
of Auburn; seven daughters, 1nez
Sanford of Auburn Hazel Parker,
Pacific City; Theodosa Shipping,
Tacoma: Loretta Curtis. Idaho;
Mae Peralta. California; Nellie
Gibson, Bremerton, and Pearl Carl
son, Algona; p grandchildren; six
REORGANIZATION; two brothers,
John and Granville in Kansas: two
sisters, Mrs. Emily Gregory of
Algona, and Mrs. Polly Russell in
Kansas, and a nephew, Clyde o.
Gregory of Puyallup. He was a
member of the Christian church.
Dies in Tacoma
Margaret F.. Falconer, SO. died
Saturday morning at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Emma f..
Cromer, 126 f. 10th St, Tacoma.
She came to the state 30 years ago
and settled on a donation claim at
McMillin. She moved TO Puyallup
in 1912 and for the past six years
has divided her time between her
daughter Mrs. Cromer, and a
granddaughter, Mrs. Merle Hicks
of Orting. She was member Of
the Methodist church.
Surviving, besides Mrs. Cromer
and Mrs. Hicks, are two great
grandchildren and five sisters, Mrs.
Mary Uplinger, Mrs. Jennie Con-
rad. Mrs. Sadie Hallenbaugh, Mrs.
Lille Mauk and Mrs. Matte Askey,
all in Pennsylvania Wrigley and
Clements will announce the funeral.
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LYsCiiiSGs FEwEg

Figures released Dy the T1sks-
gee Institute ahDY xix perBons
Xere lynched b. the r. = IN 1888
This Is tWo lesa than IN 1887 ana
1895. None were taken from iaW
officers. and all we're Negroes.
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Many Foreign Vessels Due Next Week
10 Load Cargoes for Orient, Africa

Although next week will be onc-xth shorter than usual
because Of the holiday Monday much foreign trade viii
be seen here during the coming days the harbormAsrrs
weekly survey allowed Saturday
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IOMNsrND MLtIING

The Mckinley 1911 Townsend
club 10. Z viii meet Tuesday night
~ + O'Clock az the Caglt scbooi
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African natives make blankets
from the stomach lining Of ele-
plants.
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Gsrs lIosSsx AZ xGNo

KGSO, New. Marriage iieens~e
zeFs Issued today 10 Arthur Due
Point, "a, Reno. ami Esissn zerrs
10, Tacoma
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MIkE KELLY

Nike Kelly. 50. u 1904 Faweett
ave. died IN local hospital Fri.
day. He had no known relatives.
Funeral announcement By St0riie.
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rIfNTKAI sIRtIfFs

Adoiph N. saunsss - Tuesday,
.i.s0 p. m, at Hley-kings.
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The Bicycle club, sponsored by
Puyallup Valley post, Y. F " Will
hold its first meeting Of 1888 at
Meeker school Friday night.
Funeral services for Morton