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Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19
Picard Leads
Orleans Tourney

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l8. CUP
Henry Picard. mechanical swinger
from Hershey. Pa. led a hard
pressing field by one stroke today
as third round matches in the
$4,000 Crescent City open golf
championship began.
Picard. who added a three-under
par 69 yesterday to his first round
par -. was a single shot under
Jimmie Thomson, blond bomber OF
e-On-DelaWare Pa. ano
Chandler Harper, Portsmouth, Va.
who were tied at 142.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19
Rain Cancels
Baseball Game

Rain Friday caused cancellation
of Sunday afternoons scheduled
game between Ell Centre and Braw-
ley, Jack Stark, Ell Centre manager,
reported. "a
The game will be played one week
from Sunday, weather permitting
Stark said. >
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19

CHICAGO, Feb. 18. (UP)-Wheat
prices stayed close to previous clos
ing levels in a slow session on the
Chicago board of trade today.
At the close wheat was up h
cent, corn was up 4 to 12 cent. and
oats were 7s to y cent higher.
Corn prices followed an Irregular
trend. Traders were somewhat DIS
appointed that only seven million
bushels were sealed under govern =
ment loans this week. Almost 15O
million bushels of the crop are now
sealed
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19
Britain Po|oists
Tune Up Game

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 18. UP)-
In a tuneup for a try at wrestling
the international cup from America
at Long Island next June, the best
polo players in the British empire
will meet Midwick club here to-
morrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19
Dumont Appoints
New Commissioner

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 18. CUP)-
Ray Dumont. president of the Ma
tional semi-pro baseball congress
aid today that he had appointed
L. Ochoa, Mexico City, National
commissioner Of semi-pro baseball
IN Mexico for the year 1889.
Ochoa will have jurisdiction over
district and regional tournaments
preliminary TO the national Mexi-
can championship finals, Dumont
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19

BY b. Kinne
Post - Press
Sports Editor
Warming

Friday morning you couldn't have
wagered a plugged nickel on Cal
eXieo high schools chances to win
the valley basketball championship
but Saturday you could have re-
ceived an even money bet on the
Bulldogs against El Centre next
Wednesday afternoon.
The reason. II case you read this
column before you turn to the head
line. was the E Centro loss to
PraWley high school Friday night.
Until the Spartans dropped the
20-19 decision TO Brawley high
school. they had chalked up l8
straight league victories in two
years.
They were rated cinch winners Of
the valley league. In fact the
schedule for CIF playoffs had al
ready been arranged.
Must Defeat Calexico
But now the e Centrans must
defeat CaleXico to win the valley
League championship. ans # their
showing Friday night is an indica-
ton Ct the type Of ball they play
the Bulldogs may walk off with the
crown
FL CentrO was unfortunate enough
10 catch Brawley on a night the
Wildcats were scratching their
meanest brand OF basketball but
the 34-18 victory over Brawley in
the first meeting between the two
clubs indicates that the Sparans
were playing far below par.
Imperial defeated Brawlev early
in the week, Calexico wanoped In
perial so figuring comparative
scores along one line would indicate
that the shedding might be pretty
tough tor the defending champions
in the final game OF the league sea
son.
What Happened Here?
From this enc Of the locker room
j. appears the women's golf situa-
ton Is again IL a feuding muddle
Or more truthfully. still in a mud
die.
We dropped in at the Barbara
Worth clubhouse Friday afternoon
to pick up results on the 18-hole
medal tournament for women golf
eIs Of the valley. There were l6
women there from Brawley's Del
Rio club and from Arizona clubs.
but for some strange reason none
from Barbara Worth. the host club.
As the doleful golf professional
Curley Vesey. remarked:
i guess I'm the only Barbara
Worth girl here"
We happen to know that several
Of tne Barbara Worth's feminine
golfers. including the tournament
chairman. We're unable to attend
because Of illness. but enough OF
the other players were informed tc
AT least make d showing. Regard
less of what the reason was for
Barbara Worth's drawing a blank
the slight has done terrific damage
to the already strained relations
among women golfers Of valley
clubs
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19
St. Mary's Drops
LoyoIa, 1914

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l8. CUP)
St. Mary's college defeated Loyola
university of Los Angeles in a bas-
ketball game at Kezar stadium last
night. 46-44 Loyola meets Univer-
sity Of San Francisco Monday night.
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Markets At
A Glance
by United PRESS

STOCKS higher and quiet.
Bonds firm; Y. S. governments
regular.
Curb stocks higher.
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotton steady.
Wheat and corn barely steady.
Rubber firm.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Feb. IS CUP)-
Hens. leghorns, ii 20 81 lbs. 16c
Hens, leghorns, ~ to lbs. :. Ice
Hens, leghorns, over lbs. :. 17c
Hens, colored, 315 TO 4 lbs. :. zoe ,
Hens, colored. lbs. up ...... 21c
Broilers over l up TO IL lb. :. 18c
Broilers, over u and up to pa 19c
Fryers, 212 lbs. up to 3h lbs. tic
Fryers. colored, 3A to lbs. . 20c
Fryers, 212 to 81 lbs. ....... 18c
Roasters, soft uvne. otnec than
Rocks 3i2 lbs. up .......... 21c
Barred Rocks over 4 lbs ...... 19c
stays .................. 15c
Old BOOSTERS ..............n.... 12c
DucklingS. over lbs. ........ 1Sc
Ducks under lbs. ........... lee
Old Ducks .................. 0Sc
Young geese ................. 1Ec
Young tom turkeys, 90 lbs. up 21c
Young tom turkeys II to 20 lbs. 19c
Young Hen Turkeys, 8 to IL lbs. 2ic
Young Hen Turkeys, IL lbs. up 2lc
Capons under 7 lbs. .............. 24c
Capons, lbs. and up ...... 26c
rabbits no. white az lbs
to Az lbs. ................. 21c
Rabbits, mixed colors ......... 10c
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L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1S UP)-
Hogs 100. Saleable. total $50 Fully
steady. Bulk 9-9.10; top 80; sows
1850.
Cattle $50 saleable, total 425.
About steady. Medium to good
steers S.50-9.15; cows CT Cutter
grades 4.50-5.6O; bulls G.25: calves
saleable 100. Medium calves down
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vFiIIoughby PAGES Golf Meet Field
Tourney To Be
Played Sunday

The Scmi-tinalS and finals of the
Imperial Valley tennis singles cham
p.onshipS will be played Sunday at
the El Centre courts, Bill Maxwell.
tournament manager announced
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19
L. A. STOCKS

The Los Angeles stock exchange
closed Saturday because of the
legal holiday celebrating opening
of the Golden Gate international
exposition in San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19
BASKETBALL SCORES

n. Y. U. Al. Eordham 80.
Manhattan so. c. c. n. Y. Al.
Temple &c, Carnegie Tech "a.
Southern California 35. Stanford
10.
California 54, U. c. L. A. go
Washington 62. Washington State
.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19
Seven Yanks Still Unsigned

NEW WORK Feb 49, (UP-New Yankee macontents had
diminished to seven of the signed contracts OF
cber Red Rufng and Donald Outfelder Tommy Heinrich
announced that he had accepted This leaves Joe Daggio
Bill Dcke Joe Gordon Spud Chandler Red koe
and Frank Crosett unsigned
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19
Defending Champ
Only Favorite
To Survive

DEL RIO COUNTRY CLUB, Brawley, Feb 18-Only
one name player" left in the championship flight
Friday night the annual Lettucemens golf tournament
moved into the sem-final round 1t Ladde Woughby,
the defending champion, against the field for the title.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-19
Horse Racing Returns TO Arizona

PHOENIX Ariz Feb IS UP)Iorse returned to Arizona
today with Is day meeting fair grounds
Top event of the inaugural handicap
So fuong sprint for offering 500
o 18
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l.. A. HAY

LOS ANGELES, Feb. IS. UP)-
y. S. No. l extra IeHry St7.OO-lS.0O
U. S. No. 2 leafy ............ $1400
U. S. No. 2 .................. $l3.OO
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L. A. GRAINS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1S UP)-
Eastern Graihs-BuK
Corn No. . yellow .... $1.24-1
Milo No. . yellow =. S1.121k-117h
California GraIns-Sacked
Wheat No. ! hard :. $1.26H .31h
Wheat No. ! soft VIII. =. $1.25-1.30
Barley Bri. (Western) 97hc-1.G2b
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l.. A. BUTTER De EGGS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 18. UP) -
Butter: extras 271ac. Prime firsts
26hc, standard 26c, undergrade
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l.. a. BANKS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1S. (UP(-
Transamerica ........,.., 6R b9s
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MINNEAPOLIS FLAX

Flax quotations by courtesy OF
May ......... .................. S1.1I
jury '...''.s' .........'' - I2 - -
September .,................ 1.7lRB RB
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CHICAGO GRAINS

Spots Closed unchanBtd, mIuuHH1
8.64, sales 273.
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COTTON
NEW YORK. Feb. 1,
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 18. tUP)-
-nllnn futurea clnsel SIeadY.

SpotS cIosed 2 TOWeF, WTuuITHB
8.92, sales 400.
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FIVE IN AUTOS
SUFFER HURTS

Three persons werr irmrea n
fNa seaih-side auionsehile seets
dents "Wednesday evening. scseFsas
- = information received ~
police None % me victims Wss
seriously hurt
Harry Nsnyick, a. .yrar-eia sea
n NJ AMI Mfs Harry Nsnsfhk.
ania - Ferry a.. Was treated 81
rleFer reunty hospital for isecrA
tlans after . collision at 80 san
snd Ferry -
The boy was Ffding wish hss
nsslhsf In a car drives Nv u n
Hendrix. Route 4 box "a Ths
ether auto wss yepottea driven by
nsafietts Rnlsndo. itee So atsh
81
ngitnx with her we've ! q
Neseusl. 7en So Nsklms sxe
y ~ suffered = hfcsen crliar t-sas
ard Mr.. ~. " Noyirn 20 isas So
s.th 81 Who Was bruised
Drivers ~ both ears were treat.
81 At tAe county hospital foilnes
ink = crash al So. aeth ard asofin
II They we're " ! Msfsan. aaii
Asotln at. and George Addlsen.
aHos 81. Adams 81 After fcesix.
ms first aid. they were heohra at
police headquarters for tnyestsga.
ton and released on their psrscnsl
feeagnisanoe
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TWO TACOMANS
TO TAKE PART

Corydon Wagner viii serve a.
chairman 81 the trade promotion
committee. and + W Dcmaresf.
also q Tacoma. viii report on
foreign trade and domestic tariffs
Al the annual meeting Of the West
Coast Lumbetmens association. %
be held Al the Hotel Winthrop On
Friday.
Trustees VIII he elected before
adjournment
Edmund Hayes. Portland. asset.
alton president. viii preside ever
the opening proceedings and over
the stockholders forum On the
association 5 work.
{. c Kinney. Portland. vii con-
duct a discussion OF lumber grades
and grade marking. and George
T. Gerlinger Portland. VIII rad
discussion Of the industry'S traffic
problem
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uP4Zone Supervisor
Insists He Ulds Fired
But on Other Hand, Harold Began, Abers
Trouble Shooter" Says it Isn't So

Hurting the political maehin,
charge directly in the face Of state
WPA officials. 3 r Leroy. Ia
coma zone supervisor q employ
ment. Thursday pronounced The re-
assuring statement Of his sunerlors
grossly inaccurate and made il
clear that he has been fired-or
VIII be in the very near future.
on the other hand. Harold
Began, placed IN charge Of al Ia
coma zone offices Tuesday by
State Work Relief Head Don {.
Abel repeated emphauoally that
LeRoy's status Is unchanged and
that there never has hcen any
thought Of discharglng him.
VIII Coordinate
That idea has never been IN
snyone's mind said Began. The
only change here Is that Tacoma
will be given little more help
than in the past All zone super
visors Will continue 10 work di-
recty under the state office in
Seattle but I Will serve as coord-
inator, working with all divisions.
we don't want any one 10 think
there are going 10 be any changes
Began said all divisions would
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so on as before with Leroy as
supervisor Of employment. :. r
Walters, supervisor Of operations.
Lawrence Baker. supervisor Of
finance. X. V. Livingston. super
visor OF womens and professional
projects. and Fred Hughes. educa-
ton and recreation.
Leroy disagreed completely Nth
the new cooriinstor.
Makes Statement
Mr. Began was present in the
administration offices at So. Ssth
and Warner SITS. Tuesday afternoon
when Mr.. Don Abel called me be-
fore all the zone supervisors. said
Leroy in his statement.
Mr. Abel informed me that he
was releasing me Immediately a.
zone coordinator. and appointing
Mr.. Began in my place TO function
as zone coordinator and district
director, with considerably more
authority.
Immediately following the con-
ference vacated my office as per
instructions from Mr.. Began. How
ever l am continuing as supervisor
OF employment for short period
very short probably after this
statement
Reason Given
The reason given by Mr.. Abel
for my demotion was lack of CO.
operation with the supervisors. |
most heartily agree that | failed
10 cooperate with the engineers
whenever, in my opinion, personal
or politics were being
used to promote favorites TO
higher paying positions.
No truer statement was ever
made regarding WPA in this state
than the one given TO The Times
by Congressman Coffee last fall
Il was 10 the effect that too much
personal ambition of WPA execu-
ives was sabotaging the program
n this state
That certainly is true and If
any WPA official believes that he
IAN build political machine for
use in 1910 upon the hides of the
and miserable pro-
Jet workers such a WPA official
IS just a plain fool
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South Tacoma Trunk Sewer
To Be Completed in June

line IL built. Il win take the drain.
age from an otherwise undrslned
ARA Including The Cedar 81
Franklin park and Allenmofe dia'
tricts. carrying all this outflow
down grade 10 the bay.
n Colluocio a Co are the con.
tractors. the cost "a about ,2is.ooo,
IS per cent Of which Is borne by
federal pWA funds granted the
city. Altogether the new trunk
line is approximately 5000 feet
long call Il mile and a half =
and IL entirely OF 6o.ineh re.
inforeed concrete pipe
The section pictured Is typical,
eight feet long by 80 inches In
diameter. and weighs more than
ak tons
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Section by section. the new
South Tacoma trunk sewer run
ning from Wakefield drive 10
Cedar st. west through the Center
81. area. is taking form Right
now contractors under PNA have
reached westward with the big
eo-inch pipe TO q point between
cushman ave. and Sawyer ST. on
Center.
When completed In June. this
sewer will take big load off the
old South Tacoma trunk line run
ming along South Tacoma way. by
a temporary connection at Cedar
st II viii also take the Wilkeson
st branch and other drainage from
Off the hill north o. Center ST
Later. when the Cedar at trunk
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OBITUAR S
MRS. MILTON HEIsER

Mrs. Vera Amanda Heiser, >,
died Wednesday afternoon At her
home. a35 Fawcett ave She Was q
native OF Canada and had lived IN
Tacoma five years surviving arc
her husband. Milton; two daugh.
tiers. Betty and katherine Le-
Nangie, and a son. Raymond Hei-
ser, at the home, her mother. Mrs.
Charlotte Noble OF Yelm. SIX SIS
tiers. Miss Eunice Noble and Mrs.
Rose Williams OF Tacoma. Mrs.
Beatrice Carlson OF Mckenna. Mrs.
Bernice Broullett OF Olympia and
Mrs. Lola Carta and Mrs Coretta
Van Antwerp Of Fort Lewis. and
two brothers. Alhin and Lyman
Noble OF Nelm Funeral announce.
ment BY Piper
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Among other senate measures
introduced were ones providing for
five per cent deductions from sal.
aries Of police officers In cities Of
the first class for relief and pen
sion fund, preventing suffering OF
animals injured by motor vehicles
in accidents; making II the duty Of
sheriffs' offices In Class a counties
10 preserve the peace IN any city
Of the first class In the counties.
and limiting the testimony OF social
security agents during trial.
The Gra,s Hsrbor Legislative
obligation In the house flied =
memorial Ia President Roass-
Welt asking that manufssinr-
ers Of red cedar shingles b~
given an Immediate hearing
on their protests against re-.
noyai of Canadian import re-
strietions.
The memorial attributed the r..
cent curtailmcnt ~ operations en-.
tirely to the free movement Of
Canadian shingles into the u, y
ihf mouse committee on dairy
and livestock introduced y bill ap.
propriatinE $500 600 TO pay Rangs
disease and tuberculosis indemnl.
ties, including deficiencies not met
last biennium
An act similar 10 the teach
ers' tenure law already filed
In the senate WAS introduced
In the house by Rep. Thomas
~. Biens. d.. spokane.
Lewis couDtys three Republican
representatives.. Dr. u. NJ LAu.
man James AoCAsh and Frank o
Miller. filed a replica 81 the senate
bill amending old age assistance
statutes ~ that pensions would not
exceed $50 a month
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KINDERGARTEN
TOTS TAKE TRIP

fssfs sai xlfs ~ shs Annie
Wright Seminary ksnstesxssssa.
wha have spent the past vssk %
- drawing trains ard heiisisna
them sish ha<ks. pvt their "a.
rsfssnee ID practice Thursday
TAs whole delegation. % sh.ut
Is al : AID q wears Old tFo9ped
DEAN 10 she unien ssatten ard
sras ssavellnx- 90 ghe / % train
tsusasat ey Mr. wsdtms Ward
aehwsn sna Mrs Vernon Crews.
the ehslsIrvn inspected thr ststlnn.
bought their own tickets 10 assfas
nef and bearded The train
TneT acre 10 return from The
valley bs has
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WILLIAM 0. AUSTIN
FUNERAL ON FRIDAY

Gig HARHOR Funeral services
will be held Al y, M. Friday at
the Vaughn church for william q
Austin, ~. a resident Of Vaughn
for 20 years. who died In q GiF
narbor hospital Wednesday Rev
/. = Hoegiund will conduct the
service and burial win he In
Vaughn cemetery under the dlreo.
ton Of Perkins
Austin vas a native Of Assssa
ehusttis. he ls survived by tva
soma. G. O. ~ Gig Hsrbor and
Herbert Of Vaughn. a daughter.
Mrs. George Brown OF San Fran
cisco. brother Charles ~ ~
New Hampshire. and several
grandchildren and great grand.
children, he operated lumber
mill 81 Vaughn.
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HOLD 2 As WARRANTS

Fd Lawrence ami v g. Collins.
Negroes. were held ~ the city jail
Thur sday on vsRrancy charges
They were arrested Wednesday
afternoon by Detective Albert An
d.rson. whn found them lettering
In a pool hall They told him they
came 10 Tacoma last Friday and
were without funds
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Betty Binns Wins
Speaking Contest

BETTY Rims. stadium high
school student and daughter ~
Mr., and Mrs. John " nInns af
Caledonia Reach. VIII compete In
the statewide finals ~ the Golden
Jubilee orainrical contest In olym.
pls on Feb, 9
she was tho winner W the Ia.
coma district finals, hsid Al &. y
3 Wednesday evening, her subject
being The Future % Washing.
ton
Maynard Miller also ~ sta.
dun high. won second place.
Winner ef the contest in oiym.
pia will receive $3.50 and a choice
of schols rshlps 10 institutions 81
higher learning There also will
be prizes for other contestants
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Golden Eagles in
No. Dakota Scarce

FARGO. y. q. One af Safth
psketss NEST magnificent birds.
TIE kelsfsa eagle. - likely to dis
appear frnn The state u Thought.
lezs hunters continue % an a.
according - q A stevens hosans
- a re Nafth Dakota kxytcai
tuFai enilrxe The eagle sttii :
: nsstlnk naea N me nsalsnels he
al has wtsn gcntinard p~sserus
tim Il vii eessw 10 Ne such
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CHILDREN'S
COUGHS
(due to colds)

Don't let distress OF chest colds or spas
mode croupy coughs due 10 colds so
untreatedl Rub Children $ Musterole on
ehild's throat chest and back at once.
This mider form Of regusr Musterole
penetrates the surface skin. warns and
stimulates local circulation. Floods the
bronchial tubes with its soothing, reliov-
ing vapors. Musterole brings such speedy
relief because it's MORE than lust
salve Recommended by many doctors
and nurses. Three strengths: Regular,
Children mild and Extra Strong, 4Os.
Approved by Good Housekeeping Bu-
seau. All druggists.
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Funeral services will be held at
3 p. m. Friday at the Lynn chapel
for Phillip Fay Miller, infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Miller
Of 1924 East 6lst st. who died in a
local hospital last Saturday. Be
sides his parents. he leaves two
brothers, Robert and an infant
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COMMANDER DROWNED

NEWPORT. r. I.-Commande
Francis Martin Male, jr.. ~. of
Vincennes. Ind. attached to the
naval air base here, drowned We'd
nesday when a sudden gust of wind
overturned his seaplsne and trap
ped him in the cockpit.
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Civil Service Bill for All
Cities Presented in Senate

OLYMPIA-Scn. Harold ?. Troy. d.. Thurston. today
filed bill providing for civil service system for virtually
all the large cities and the excepting those
already having such a system.
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MRS. WILLIAM MANSON
FUNERAL SERVICES

AbfHHAm u. hussril Ffl0hF
i1:30 n. m al the Lynn chapel,
Rev Carl A. Rydell officiating
burial in Pioneer cemetery at
Grand Mound. Besides relatives
already listed. he leaves = sister.
Charlotte Adams OF Houlton Ne.
and q brother. William n Russell
Of New Hampshire.
Mrs. Carrie jacobson Friday.
100 p. m. At Buckley-king's Rev.
A y. Nelson officiating burial In
Mountain View cemetery.
Adam Boardmsn Funeral sefy-
ices were held ~ 2 30 .. m Thurs
day A. the Storlie chapel. Rev.
". F. Folsom officiating. burial
in New Tacoma cemetery.
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THE CORE
GRANGE MEETINGS

G. Frank Rhodes announces
there will be gavel meeting in
Graham Grange hall at S p. m.
Friday, with McMillin and Graham
Oranges conducting the session.
On Monday evening at S another
officers school will be conducted
in the James Grange hall.
Fruit trees, rose bushes. shrubs.
Puget Sound Nursery, q20l Pac.
EGGS falling fast. Cow Butter
Store" adv.
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LARS q. III ID

Lars Q. Rud 50, OF Route / box
405. Spansway died suddenly al
his home Wednesday while eating
lunc,l In perfect health all his
life. he had never required a doc
tors service He leaves his wife,
Lima. and two sons. Morton and
Omar. at the home, near Roy; six
daughters. Mrs Martin Olson OF
Epping. y. d, Mrs. Martin AM
undson & Hatton. y d. Mrs.
SEVERN Olaison OF Puyallup Mrs
Carl Solberg Of Alamo. y d. and
Miss Ida and Miss Amy Rud at the
home, II grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren. Funeral an
nouncement by Storlie.
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DANE PARSONS

Dave Parsons rs. a resident Of
Yelm, died in Tacoma hospital
Wednesday afternoon. Funeral an
nouncement bv Mellinger.
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LEwTAs YMBC SPEAKER

John Lewtas. world traveller and
lecturer, will speak at the Friday
noon meeting Of the Young Men S
Business club at the Hotel Win
throp. His subject will be "pales-
tine-The Arabs and Jews"
Funeral flowers you can afford.
Garden Shop, Rhodes Bros. lady.)
Spring Flowers-Hinz Florists
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WELFARE CLUB

General Welfare club No. | will
meet Friday at 7:30 p. m. at 2o07
So. 9th ST There will be discussion
Of social security measures.
Hod Carriers and Building
Lsborers Union will be located at
1851 South Tacoma avenue on
and after January 80. 1899 adv.