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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
Man Arrested for
TdUern Burglary

A man identified as Dutch OIL
son. ~, Was arrested BY deputy
sheriffs Friday afternoon in his
shack on South Tacoma way for
the burglary Thursday night Of
Johnnys Tavern. IN the "a n .
neighborhood. A. ss07 South Ia
coma way.
Taken fro mthe tavern Was an
assortment Of wines and beer o.
son was intoxicated when arrest.
ed. UnderSheriff Clyde Knowles
said. and unable % remember any
thing about the night before. but
liquor found In Ms shack Wss
identified By Mrs jean Johnson
tavern proprietor Knowles ssid
deputies were out seeking three
ofhfr men believed 70 ~ involved
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
SKANSIE RITES
SET SATURDAY

Solemn requiem high mass for
Mitchell SkAnxie president and
manager q the Washington Navi-
CATION CO, who died Thursday a.
Ms home. viii be held Saturday al
10 4 m. IN St ratriek's church.
ne coFtege viii leave Cassidy a
Aliens At e,ss = m Services
vi be followed by Entsrmcnt in
Calvary cemetery
Active psilbearers VII he jules
johnson. George Uhlmsn Jack
Doroueh. Anthony Ursieh. Carl
6ustsfson spd George Uraeh.
Honorary palleesrers include R.
A. Mueller I. C, Rowland. Charles
T. Peterson. Alexander Rabbit.
Louis Stewart and Fsrd Schakf
The rosary win he reeiied Pr
day 81 $50 p. m. At 81 PA,reks
church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05

the Baker dock Friday. she vAs
due To ssli In the early afternoon
for Olympia
Sailing To-day
The fourth ship In port was the
kosei Maru. hcrthed st Port piers
and due 10 sail at 5 .. m. She has
been in port since Monday. load.
Ing general freight for Oriental
ports.
The n. v Mccormiok Was sched.
uled 10 arrive at the same port
during the day. 90 take about 800
tons Of bulk wheat. she IL In.
bound from Olympia. The Har-
peon also was due II berth for The
second time this wesk At the har-
bor. tying up At the shaffef No. 1
dock.
ships ~ port cafoilnlsn ~ nsfsf
aock. Granville apsffy deck Astoria
Defiance mill kossl Mstu Port piers
Ships dus Ffioas Hsfpoun Hhaffsf
Ne y Mccormick Port piers.
saturday, fsfanssf smsitsri silver
ado. Mccormick, lAss Frances Hhaf.
fer No. J Coast shipper. kpefry dosk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
BERRY PRICES
GOING UPWARD

Ths End ~ the heffy ssesnn wss
frFsvAss Friday ~ sAs siaw eat
sssaay rsss N prices = thuss now
- "a msFkrt tkksHe<ffiss are
sellsnk frem Size = sifs PEE
crate Wholesale HsFklng an lH-
efsasx q ffom - u - eents per
crate Young berries advanced ~
csnts rst crate hrsnglns shs whsle.
.Ais price 10 ttfs ana 81 a. PER
crate
Other changes nnelsAisd a 10
cert fstsc IN the Price - csnts.
hsapss. a dollar drve IN The rffe
81 fesa wheat ard !. esAt cus -
tne rssrs - sausage bulls
othsf markets Hasntsimsa
steady prices and FspoFtsa bus an
average tarn.vxef
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
CONTINUE RESTRAINER

SEATTLE B. Gray Warner.
King county's Fics-orusading prose-
cBtor, today had won a continue
ton Of restraining order sgsins,
the reopening Of the roadhouSe.
Cub Hickey. between Seattle and
Tacoma, which MS deputies rsidec
last month Judge J. 7. Ronald
granted the order yesterday. The
case giH be heard On its merits
later.
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Hammond Line Coastal Steamer
Astoria in Port for Two Days

With 100000 feel Of lumber
slated to swing aboard the Ham
mond line coastal steamer Astoria
a two.day Job was underway at
the Defiance mill dock Friday.
Loading was scheduled TO take
all day and to continue into Sat
urday when she viii sail for San
Pedro. Another load Of lumber
will 20 aboard the Norfolk Msru
after her arrival at the Diekman
mill Monday.
Manila and Gebu
At the Spcrry dock. the Gran
vile arrived Friday morning for
a days loading job. Her cargo u
destined for Manila and cehu, and
she viii he followed by the Mathew
Luckcnbach At that dock The
latter ship viii arrive Monday and
be in one day for cargo bound for
the southeast and esst coast.
General cargo and lumber was
loaded aboard the carolinlan al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05

STAMP PLAN IN
CITY POSSIBLE

Tacoma is high on the list Of
cities in the L.. s, which Will next
be placed on the federal food
stamp plan. now being tried in
Rochester, n Y Dayton, o, and
Seattle. according 10 word re-
eeived here Friday from Sen.
Homer T. Bone and Rep. John NJ.
Coffee in Washington, u. c.
The kilograms, sent to city.
county and Chamber of Commerce
officials, differed slightly but
agreed that Tacoma probably
would soon have a whaok at the
new plan. which Is working no
successfully in Seattle according
TO preliminary reports.
Coffee's wire assured that
Tacoma would be the next city
In Washington Co try the plan.
He said that he had consulted
both the department of sgri-
culture and surplus commodity
officials.
The food stamp plan. IN brief,
allows those on relief to exchange
special stamps for food at any
grocery store. Previously they
had TO apply at one central food
depot. The new plan viii make IL
possible 10 distribute surplus
commodities through regular re-
tail outlets.
Sen. Bone, according 10 his
telegram. took the matter
directly, to Secretary OF Agri-
culture Henry Wallace. He
quoted Wallace ss follows:
You no doubt aware plan now
operated on experimental basis.
Selection Of additional expert
mental areas will be made upon
completion OF studies now being
conducted We appreciate Steven
sons IT. IA. Stevenson. manager
Of the Tacoma Chamber) interest
in selection Of Tacoma for pro-
gram and trust you inform him
that II found We cannot include
Tacoma in the first experimental
group. it is hoped program can
be extended 10 include Tacoma
shortly thereafter
The congressmens kilograms
were in reply 10 wires sent by
city county and chamber officers,
asking that Tacoma be placed on
the food stamp plan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
Former Tacoma
Conductor Dies

Albert A Han. 90. former
resident ~ TseOms. died h0nda >
Al his hons Va Jacksonville F1s..
according ~ Sofa received ~
Gaffnsy's moFtgarY.
Hal = retired Milwaukee rail.
road conductor. lived "a Tacoma
until 1897 yhsn ~ retired ana
moved south.
oissF thAn ia Nifs. survivors
include a son. Albert u Tseonas.
and Two daughters. Mrs Mary
Rank ana Mira hoss o'Busn
The remains are expected 10 ar
rive IN Tacoma sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05

pHsss<s fnr w1sshiantaa s,<n.
sf.ily far tvs1sy night. Saturday
sea saai<y, sss%ssaasi ~ IN ths
east sspAss - t1s~ s~<t pfsffk'o
FfhizY alshfl sn-f<fsEs aafsnssiy
nina az tina sas~s.
Ttasnfaii N rxssmx nc I'M ~
nmps sssfsnx Al : N vskisr.
nanss ssnes Ian 1. isst lnzr<s
,a<f.ss<a<y AZ sts seen<s Wind
~ ; "a - Fsttsy ~s.s ~ . b
a@ssnasisf ~ seas .aa fsasax
slo.iy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
Threat Of British
Make Stocks Drop!
DOW JONES AVERAGES


NEW N0Rk The stock market
today suffered its most severe de-
cline since late June. with volume
increasing on the setback.
About a billion dollars was clip
ped from the value Of all listed
shares, which had risen four billion
dollars from the end Of June until
tbs week. Losses ranged from
fractions 10 more than 5 points in
the general hist.
Experts explained the de-
cline A. technical. although adj
hitting that the Chamberlain
statement that Great Britain
might send a fleet 70 the Far
East was bearish.
Business news was favorable
Retail trade was 10 10 per cent
over q year ago for the week, &C
cording to Dun & Bradstreet A
drop in automobile output had
been anticipated. and hence was
not market factor. Car sales
held at a high level.
Quotations courtesy Dean Witter 4
Co. Washington BLDG. members
New York Stock Exchange
Stocks High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05

HDAy
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4

FRIDAY, AUGUST 4
Ted McIntire, s20s No. 18th.
Mrs. =. J. Murray. 1870 80.
Yakima ave.
Jake Carlson, 424 so. s5th ~.
Mrs. Bert Osness, 325i 40.
Ash IT.
Donald CrOweli. 1914 80.
Yakima ave.
Ray seger. .ozs East g 81.
Fred X. Klopfenstein. ti0I No.
3ith ~.
Harold !. Bethel. sils No.
18th ST.
Rudolph Kraus, Intsrlaaken
drive.
Bill strombcrg. Route s. hon
Ssh.
Mis-. sigrid Anderson. Route
5, Bon $50.
Caroline Hughes, s720 M. n ~.
Dell Cowiinsworth, ITO 10.
Ainsworth ave.
]. ". Cook, Route I. Bon 2st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
Eagles Hold Annual Picnic
Sunday ut Sbana,Vay Park

The annual picnic OF the Tacoma
aerie of Eagles win be held Sunday
at spanswsy park. with an aIl-day
program. featuring baseball game
and a dance.
Members Of the committees viii
be on the grounds at 10 =. m. and
coffee viii be- ready TO serve by
noon, IL Ia announced. Races, which
are TO begin At 1910. will include
three-legged, sack. shoe, egg and
one for men weighing moro than
ESQ pounds. Prizes Will be given
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10 winners ~ each event. 40 weli
AS To the Eagle with the largest
family and the oldes, Eagle.
The afternoons program viii he
climased with a softball game be-
tween the ssris team and the Ia
coma Transfers A dance will be
held during the evening.
Bert Mccallum. n n jackson
and Fred Garter are general chair
men for the affair. while Dr. Arthur
r. Nofdi. Bob o'Nrli. Axel Larson
and lngvsld Berg head the various
cnmmItiets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Appilcs tons for marriage u
eenses have been received BY the
Pierce county auditor from Harry
William schwslbe. n. and Dor
othy Olgs MCMILLAN, 20 u Oiyn-
pis George Elmer Mitchell. q
ard Jewell Charlotte Coonsy. 20,
Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
BASgaUrToY PETITIONS

Peutlofs ~ bankruptcy have
b4en filed In federal district court
~ William }. P1ueas. slS East
szd II. bst.ng debts Of 1894 10
against 1910 IN assets. claimed ex-
smpt and by Robert Stout Mat
iingly. t00f No. Baltimore 81 NhO
llssed s5fs2z In liabilities ara $50
In assstA. claimed exempt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
MRS. yi,LIus r.r.sKy

Mr. Annie Pelsssy. s., Of 100
"a zsfh q. died Friday IN a
local hospital Born IN Poland.
shs hal been \ resident II Tscoms
% years. She IL survived ~ her
husband. julius psiesky ~ the
home four sons william. ~ Mi
ton. and John. Tom and Stanley,
II Tacoms one daughter. Mr..
Bernies Oison. Yakima. snd tnrss
grandchildren Funeral announce.
ment will ~ made BY czssedy A.
Allen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

>tocks: Lowcr and fsiTiy active
Bonds: Lower l. 5 govern
ments lower
Curb stocks; Lower.
Call Money: One per cent.
Foreign Exchange; Steady.
Cotton; OFF as much as IS
cents a bale.
Wheat; Unchanged 10 off y.
Corn; Uu \ 10
Rubber; Slightly firmer.
Silver; Unchanged IN New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
MARGARET ANDREO

Margaret AnaFso. %. Of zoos
Ia. y st, died Thursday IN q local
hospital Born In Portland, Sbs
had resided Ia Tacoma many ys2rs
Surviving are her mother, Ara.
Mamie Andrea. ~ the home. two
sisters. krs NJ. H. Johnston and
Mrs. J. &. Ncksrnann. both q
Chicago. m; three brothers. Leo.
Jonn ana Rocco. q Tacoma Fu-
neral announcement BY cssssdy
A Allen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
Old Age Pension
Union Will Meet

A meeting Ia 10 be held By the
Washington Old Age Pension union
ir Emerson hail. ll0sis Broadway.
Sunday a. 9 D. m. President Allen
Emerson announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
acoma Obituaries

Rev Cyrus " Albsrtson slii Off.
cisis. burial following IN -aeoms
cemetery. Born in Sweden, shs
came 10 Tacoma IN isss. residing
here since that time ahe uss the
widow Of John wiklund auryly-
ing are a Son. John A. Of Tacoma:
two brothers, Gus strand AZ South
Prairie and Charles rAuisSn II
Broesion. nasA one dsugh,er-ir-
isY. Mrs Arthur Wikiund. 81
HeAllls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
SEEKS DIVORCE

Divorce action wss filed in su-
perior court here Friday by Arthur
z. against Emile Kerney. grounds
unfalthfuiness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
FUNERAL ssa,nss

James ". ko.bs Remains we're
sent by Buckley Kings u the Lee
Perry On. In pasco. where services
will he held saturday
James a. Council Rsmsins
wsfs sent BY Bvchisy-kinF's 70
johnson and Son IN Seattle. where
services viii h. bid Saturday
morning
rrrdriek Munro Hatarday, .
p. M from Pipers ehspsl. Rev
A u Van zants officiating, sna
the Clover ledge, y and a. NJ.
officiating ~ me msusolsum
ahsrIe. DfsEan Saturday. 1
.. m. from F1ptrs rhspsi inter-
mfut New Tacoma cemetery.
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PuydAi4p Court Busy
ulth HtnO DiUers


hsssnxx a e. y 4 - ~sa xsvs
: kl<sary u ruvksy.
n~~~ ~. esnt~v~s~
Ma j a. rnnimsa Il 81 eve
4 ~. .nd srH nen@11. n~v~ ~
turned fran . - w<<kx' Soy -
t'<Ezfnsni< rney visited n SO
rfsH<ssea fair ssd sp<az : po<tsee
- - lire wstn - FoaEn&ne
sister 80 hs~rsn1. ~ sn< uf&
mar K~Ais a rs~<&<rsan.
ss.,s - w~ss
VITA ~ wo<H - sz.en11a ena
el<srinx rss<tie&Ifv Fsaz<1>s. ssea
~ - th< ro~f - ~ sIt1s ~esse
ss.rfs. a sasNen sorlane wsll -
Sin nsst wssx re RCD = aHcut
ifua fs~s wa9 snd. wn<a enr-
rssts4 I'll ssvs sssy see>>s - ~
srfzn14
nsas far ann fsss - una ~
- f<rl.es w. wre1ee main l>s1.
ina fFnD Iks Springs 81 n erene1
~ II sr>ssesi Wrestling We1x>mooy
nlxaf. ~ s.ca - - pzsrsnaeo y
msss we<s a. thss pee1e<s stIi ~
an. TAs n~iman scsfn1e eN@pnetxs
taxs I'll as~ruot y e1ot4 ~
.hlzA ~ city wfiI f1rnlo4 1t1>
r~<aty s<>A Nsse np>4 eup1eeea
n ~ prsnmses<y wr<n
= osss-ss.us' -
Asxumrssytne 3 nru1lo - mems
hvvs - ruyNisup mIho ns1re m
ssse - tns KvtTstt eeaee epevee-
tar = pFAsA ttsneunIs. - -
~. ~ Mn re1 blana1en. ~
yin Esss psst n ~ Ams<se1nsnn-
tim aratnrsent senteat tl9aewsts
was ~ wlnasv n : snste6t ememG
stu<lsnts Feprenenttnn rayel<Ups
ausnasr. kaum<is~. Annesn. ovt-
snr ana nueki<y nsea seaes1s tsle
spxtnx .na = eaw f~pxuns4{le4
shls h1rssai<tsee N tne ztsEs fsne,e
Ne = eompstlnx ~ = pEieu - -
and ; rasa ns<tsi
ss.sass ~, ia.vsa.
~ n g. hsvse. ioeei fsGim1ssx
a vital ss1ssstses. IN ~ fepess ~
July states Inst sne-s wsve fssur
hsrshs 40 f~sr e~san1 n NJ ssty.
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ANNA WIKLtND

Funeral services for Anna WIKI
lund. 70. VINO died Thursday a.
her readsnce l0zs No. Prospect.
will % held Saturday > p m.
from ire Buckley King chapel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05

fs~esnS ~ lea ssstsIss ~ Sletss.
grand old rsesns isss n tssss<sss
fassl.
Victor "a cut cut 10 ~ . shsms
plon ara had II not hssn tor his
ansound undsr.pinnlns shsss y
little doubt that Ne wouid have
been = great rsse hers<.
rhs lat. cmiey nsswr. -wnss
~ ths famous and sxtsnslss
shasta stock farm loeatsa Near
ths foot ~ NJ, shasta IN aSrihsfn
California. had dyssmed u psmisas
ina = Champion fer many years
After aliigent study ~ slossi lsnss.
he purchased for $4,000 the Inn
ported Ensiish mare. isstoas
Pride. = grey. and mslsa her 70
nlstougi. Hro~n vas esafidsnt
lhsss lines would pfsaaes = truly
great hurss
u 10. ~ssh msek sspestss
sias that nfsws lsskse fer
uasa is th~ sSsest n ~ fssi
~ tsssears rvtHs. u sssss sss
slshi safiss . ssss stsssw ard
In sesiax thai tke fsst nsA
ssssy rs.sitts care. ~ opposed
hln>~If ssa seesraTt~s pssss
Haeis. u rest ssm HI. nfv, ~
hs did . fs~ days isifs,
Victor has raced AZ II tfylnx 70
Justify fhs coafldsnes ard hopes
~ lhs man stAe msas p<ssihis hls
ssislsnes. desrits his hsnti.s@p ~
aillns legs And there = no dsstht
lhst had Hrewn lived ne w0ssia
hsys heen pFossd ~ ylat0F
Hurt A iearIina
A FTEH ftfgwas asath. stss~d
n Pride ara her feai ssFs sei1
10 nssea Long ssa shipped -
southern California. A. a year
Una. vlet1f ran lnso eifs fsns<
ara Gus . iss ~ badly \ as
eosttf4i II NJ could - saved bas
psissut ears brought ssssf sseeys
cry not entirely Dat enough
that hs pas abs ~ fss<.
As . s~s.ssss I'D sss ssssf
IL ~. three ys~f Cd s<sssa.
tisisf ~ss . di~sppetafnsas
IL IA ssss ana fssises. ~
VS. shat " kssaa - . -
ssiss Md ~se~i - ts~
ss.a ~ ssif - - saisi4~
fsass Perhaps sil fhis VS.
is s<sssfmeet ts sss>e tsests
mssf ~ skiss tlsfss sss~p-
pfsssa ~ msSt~ 10 asds1t
tslss ks sss ~sesstax ths -
spesa aae hss istsfiixTass. ~
sst fst<. NJ wss II iisfi~ ssisss
10 ths Hsssa.
Adams q sind hssn ar ka<sns
snd understands h9Fses bssexhf
ina snnsiy grey soss fFem Long
snf : rare a,taehsasat fre~ h~.
lssea ths horse sBd kAs ns~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05

II you're not using il, sell II with
= Fsst-Action Times Want Al.
Call Man 5151.
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sunday. Aug a
s1sfn fnghs
ssst Mecaiitm - ~ sse<ston.
sl9
fsanh rtGim
Dfs4z ~ Ait<<.
$50 haris y nsrFs zsss<It>s sit
~. 1sss esexh ss Nsis Williams
f4s.I 0lzfzsfts4 ~. ttzz nfs1s<t
40 Gao. kf&.hsN - fs@s ol@@~s
Cnspan ss- D~ssy kFess 4 ". hsfeld
iii&ss -. cayas ulse< ,, C@4s 70
ssssns Eissht
% getsH Eisnn - os0 NiilAes1s.
Tai rhullpa "a MARI DAILY . -
Cisfssfs Tsgios -. Ton wallace
y iiesafa 70 fysn1 a4ffe 49,,
Ffsf Hse4i< -. Chst Cofsf b1e Al
lsfe " Don feent@fG : - f<sf Mac
rem - hsinAe Hedan4&n. Hsffy Hissef
- FRED nsfnmf isissGH
fasmVianshie fIixht
30 Lao histset w. Paul Graft
tohn 500 lem w. Geo Hftns 10.
TONY 0snf1e " Ar James ice Hama
ief -. Don Aftnuf $40 Lfi< wash
5gfu - ipIe Merrill II 4 vfnzxs
a fxsas Iofdan ef3 Hezsfa 0fe4z
y Ted RsgDufn. Geo. Wa y. &, 4
Feyns.
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Incorporation fiisa ksAa.f ~
tllsmpss lnels4aisa M&tlenxl fts<p4-
cry Asxueistssn. lac. Fssa = Lam.
hsfs f,slsy r LAMBERT ara Jas~ph
n riley
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{; q 1. r

RasultH ~ the Rotary kivanls
golf tournament Thursday AZ the
tacoma Coli and Country cluh.
wnn by kiwanls. "a to 81
Low rroAs. w. e. Cameron. ~
10. net. Allan Bro~ns. TT.is--
~
Second low gross. Pred Wines.
az
Second iow net. Tom MANNER.
ss-72 ~.
Closest 10 pin Oh Mo. q, n Xii
worth.
Closest 10 pin on No II, j. v.
Hufksy.
Longest duy. on No Z. Ar
Reedes.
Lonsss, drive on No IA. John
Refine
Winner % putting contest. Mel.
Johansan, is
High gro~, Ar Bas.stt. iA
Here are the msieh.. for the
second round Ftrersst club cham.
plonship. All % which must he tin.
ished by Thursday. Aug 10. che,
Wells. msdaiisi. won hls nfs,
match against isob Anderson .ilh
fine %
thsmgtsasisis fIishf
ahst Wells ~ i'm Hssliass
E<fsfssn ~ Ger HafHnfsa
r hmith ~ Not Van ~ Asfk
" hstd - H1susf Hstnsfinsi
ffrsf liishf
huh Anderson - JACK WeiAafe
~ g & wieemsn " Martin
fsa fiteff W Leonard Kalsssa
Asi TsaasHt Va Cal asfhs
sssoaa Tilsht
~ hsfos - u A Nstkiut
asil issiis " ~ - hns1t
& sa!nhsm - ! Z snassssa
rbira Ffsses
Or DsAi W W & sisnstef
hiH isssign ~ p~stsf HsFmoga
tag aeesfNnfs " f4e Tseis
john cefiiss " ~ sehssisn
v,... .. s"',s t,lsh, a..
ilnss - Altar pas
Hunter johnson - ysissf nsssa.
John Rims W A u tfsssa
o.nsss - y siHnsE Mar sss~.
inssK ~ A ID Nsgsrs Jim Rs~ilnss
~ y Ntyssbsssg
hsFfnsa ksnesii - Lerns 1eKsn.
> os<seH V w Dsss.n
sufhs - loaef asfs stsssft-
ss.ts ttt.a.
souls " FFseE c8ffis
tssf ietan ~ lonH oaff
b. - mssss - < sssi@s
-. .ssssih 'nsh.
"a Jain \. q saaa e''''''''
t-a frIppssf - { imsF ssfsstsesa
Monday night :, /. 70 e'elses IL.
Allsnmors hsHs eiss nili hold 80
regular meeting Of ths eiahhasss
A special nins.hots tournament
Nil pfses1s ths fasetlns
Al pslxss eoa agrina ihs rlsb
Championship sfil ~ sssTssd.
sft~,sdais Colt Guns ensmpsgss.
sblp frat round matches all start 4
sunday morning ., 40 s'ei0es
Yrem then sniu . rs sens - CON.
pstii0fs ~ili tee eff ths isfgssf
number 10 shoes foF TIE eroNn ia
;hs Guns history
Lao Rstvst wss nseasliss .ith q
~ seofs Lyle Wsshbarn u ths
defending ebsfapion conp<tillon 1
ssl0siis b. sflff. ss 10 sas ths high
est qualifying scars
Al m@seAss must b. pisys1
on Sunday uni~ss Play 10 pre-
arranged BY mstusl ssrss-
nlsnf
First matches must - cam
pi<tsd By "Wednesday ssesiax.
a player 8 minutes late 90 the
tee ain dsfsait. A player De-
fsuiting VIII b. disqualified.
All matches IN the second flight
and doga NilI he played on one
fourth handicap, stimIss vill be
'Isysd. Local course rSilss s1il b.
posted in clubhouse
EnjtO.xftng ara sfa ring ftFnsa for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05

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isssnmel. - a. f'usHlsap So finsd
siea Thursday nsafAaax unshls
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rasaslsa % the cts - "a serve
81 ne assessment =. SO ar
rssssa ~ oaieess Ja< als8ss snd
Me- sssvsn<em whea - nsfFu~iy
nisssa fsnnsns aewn -. saa Mfs
]. nux~As AZ raenfns 1t Negidssn
81 Ana Stewart ave. fae@ssY
Judge csiapneu 49, hsasg ThpFss
49, hearing eases It drivers ~he
I'D e<sn given sleksss "Wednesday
fnr asfvlnx wHh 81 lifsnsss
r~snty ~ thsss appeared nsfnFs
nm ThaFstsy nat - ~ h.d ~.
sslnsa thrsr n~w rxvnsts - drive
between ths tisns shey wsfs tagged
ard their appearance y seaFs nay
ssrs Discharged csnrh<si hew~
sssT. lzseesi . statement rat al
futuss arrests viii - dealt eitn
differently. Foe drivers arrested
whn hAss Has taAer thssf drivers
ssamsnssion he'll eaa ~ f1xsd ~
- ana fuT IN - whe <ve h~~s
examined sss ksss asai<xird -
ehssln n<~ licenses - % wiil ~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05

Thursday wss hussnkSs dsy ~
ths Kssanls eiun ard IN the ~.
ssncs af Harry itsns@a. vice rsss's
dent. reports ~ samsnsstse sstssis
ties fer the past meath ~sss rad
ny ls.sils 1nchimsen. club seefe-
tsfy. pr. G. A. tssmEitua. pv<ss-
asal ~ tAs group, -. sisa sh~ens
attending ths rasutfy en~xrsss "a
Cleveland. a., ard Fssd fsfss. i'm.
mediate rss, pfsssasns. acted N
Ma place
Delegates 10 sh< International
convention ct Vleieflss y g, 70
he held Oh Aus iosis we're slssssd
Harry iian~sn sna hlss Martin
we're the chulce vita Ffed ug1s
fltA@ and Fred Alsrsaxh. alter
mates
Speaker nsxt week wsil he pf.
Lyle r. ansimidins. rrnfs.scs ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05

Here are the matches for the
second round Firersst club cham.
plonship. all % which must he fin.
ishsd by Thursday. Aus 10. che,
Wells. msdsiisi. woH his fret
match against isob Anderson .ilh
: fine o.