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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
By John Hix


conservative az right why
Republicans hasr formed
coalition te entirely sabus~rKe
'1eu wing'' activities. roiit-
ical record of son~ of the
member. who seem la h~
engineering tho oosi~ssipG far
bids the hope that their sss
,isitic. are altogether In the
interest Of the general public.
Even the assertion ~ The hope
fui young speaker ~ the house that
IN the Democratic party there are
no wings. right or left. and our
feet are on The ground" Ia mol too
reasaufing when Il N remembered
with what alaeriiy he accepted N.
prestige offered by tbs assumed
to-be always right right winErrs I"
II viii be interesting Ia see which
roost the chickens take after the
show Ia over
Carrie chapman Gait. ~ho
helped the women II Washington
obtain equal suffrage. rsminisring
IN her elgbtieth year. recalls with
what ridloule the proposal 10 give
women equal rights was received
When Mira Gait began her aotlv-
lilies on behalf ~ equal suffrage.
women had very little rights In
many states. II married woman
worked. che could not collect her
own salary II the lord and master
put In a claim for IL In only two
states did married woman have
the right Ia make Will dispensing
af her own property
"a she looks back on her Dwa
active career 81 nearly siziy years.
Mrs Gait Ia moved 10 remark on
tho number Of =moysmsnls' which
rpse and fell because they we're
not founded on sound principles
She finds other theories which. n
the early years at her career.
were ridieulsd. nDw accepted "a a
necessary part - the American
scheme ~ living This inApifas
the hope that smother generation
wall profif from ths pioneering
being done nov 10 politics and
social welfare
Her great a..ir. nos IL that
women. ns~ having The ballet
and equal right. ~iih msn.
Win LAKE over the Job ~ out
lasins sar She thinks they
eau do u " ihrf WORK a.
vigorously ne tbsy did la ss-
tain suffrage for themselves
Mira Cati MAJ 10 right. Toe
when the female ~ the species
really gets Norssd 40. va know
that something - sure 10 happen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
MALLERY HITS
VACRANCY LAW

crisielsn 81 Tarussass vaxrauev
ordinance snst % ne pelles depart
ments frequent Applications ~ i
70 snyuas waem police class -
undesirable wss expressed n
police eoaFt Friday afternoon -
Judge Joseph Nsllery
uailefvs remarks wrrs nade "a
Re dismissed a vagrency charge
against Iswts > MARTA. arrested
Wednesday evening when an off
esr sac hsm attempting - eel
several suaa Articles IN TIE ath
ave business district while N
tNeif stsa
The statute. passed n tets Il.
ftns. snyuns "a SsEFsnt whe i
regularity employed l~~s thar a
hours q week
HThis arllnsucs VAS PASSED hss
faee the days ~ WA ard fslief.
the saaFf eonmsnted In ny
opinion. Il V anranssifssleus be-
eeazs u faakss an sffsnss nf ssms
thing witch = nas an atfsnss ard
which eannat ~ az effsnss
SUPPOSE Il - weed a. euns
vsalsng catch All In many easFs
whsn No other ,sw IL diFevtly aps
plsrahls
However. ~eaid suggest that
the city try In find a WARE specific
charge The present defendant
might have hesn charged wEth hs
ins drunk IN public place ~ With
pesidllns without = lseense he =
Nat = vakfanl under Ia provisions
~ ths ordinance
Martin testified hls nnlv eseupzs
tlnn vas thai ~ a salesman, snsi
that he Nss uashls n De any
nAnsai latsaF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
WON TWO TITLES

James Filkington figuratively
hit the Jackpot on the night Of
March II. 1882. when he won both
the National Amateur heavyweight
boxing and wrestling champion
ships at the old Madison Square
Garden arena in New York.
But Pilkington. an all-around
athlete. did not rest on such laur-
els -Four months later. Mt re-
gatta on Greenwood lake. New
Jersey, he entered and won all the
rowing events, including the sin
giles. doubles. six-oarcd gig and
eight -Oared shell. on a mile and a
half course. The doubles was de-
clared dead heat and had TO be
rowed over again total Of seven
and half miles at racing speed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
TREASON TRIAL
NETS AMERICAN

HAMBURG. Germany - Joseph
Roth, a steward on United states
liner Washington. was sentenced
10 six months IN prison today on
charge 81 preparation Of high
treason
Roth vas accused Of giving a
German workman copy of
Communist propaganda newspaper
Nov 70 Roth contended be did
not know the newspaper Was com
munistic
Roth - an American citizen
He was born in steinheim Ger.
many. emigrated 10 the United
States In 1929 and Was natursiizsd
In 1896
The SIX weeks he spent in jail
after his arrest viii BE- deducted
from his sentence Wilbur Keb-
linger. United states consul gen
eral. attended the trial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have basr Ia
sued by ms county sadit0f "a
" e Dsissii II ruYail1p ana Nor
ma N Martin u Tacoma Harold
q Andsfson ard Ninuiffsd N
sksiisY. 18th ~ Tacoma Cary N
hanAnEan ~ Kent ana Lena
sfeyaart ~ Auburn Robert -
Biiiins and giofsnes Cor. bgin 81
seattle Maxwell W Oskss and
Eleanor y Lammsrs both -
Olympia Hiiiiam A Aassi ~
Eai0hg3ils and Lillf OSazaki ~
Iasni0n cyids wake mAh AMI
Alyte Gee. bath ~ Tacoma. ana
William Dsmgaey and Juani,s
Assrs. both ~ I'uFAiinD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16

HaWau, and the West Ira, from
the east coast of South America.
SHIPS IN PORT
Asakaze Maru, Shaffer No 2 J. 7.
Luckenbach Port piers. Coast Farm
er, Shaffer No. q Hoegh Silverstar
and Sinnington Court smelteT
SHIPS DtE NENT WEEK.
Port plers-LochAvon and Elsa Ess-
berger Monday. Makiki and Shining
ton Court, Tuesday HE Maru and
Pacific Pioneer. Wednesday. Tyndare-
US Mobile City and Workman Shurs-
day. Taranger Elisa beth Bake and
Jane Christensen Friday Lillian
Luckenbacn Saturday
Baker dock 80 Northholm Sunday
Californian and Southholm Monday
American Oriole Tuesday. Oregonian
and ioWan. Friday
McCormick dock-FeliS Taussig and
H F. Mccormick. Thursday. Wallins-
ford Friday
shaffer No. Border King sun
day Leme, Monday. TexAda Tuesday
Shaffer No. = Coast Merchant.
Tuesday Belpareil Saturday
Sperrs dock Tyndareus Wednes-
day. Stanley Griffiths Thursday
Iowan. Friday Coast Merchant. Sat
urday
Centennial dock -- Tyndareus FTi-
day
It Regis dock-Wesi Ira. Friday.
Defiance milI-TeTada Saturday
smelter-Canada. Sunday
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HARBOR CHURCH
GROUPS ELECT

sto MNnm0R wnfssa JsssuA
s8lsss ~ th< fr~messea Daily
sssrchllshs. w'li give = ,ravsiesss
ea hls trip "a aesseo fity Monday
rvsalns 81 shs t.lens sias nsssslss
81 inc fsen v. ~ Perkins snH
IN a Russ nenxise .Ts In charge
et me program Ia ~hseh tbs puntis
10 Invited
The Young taaies club ~ ~
~ Nlshai4a CaEhntts church ~
eomhsHs the woss ~ tire twp Jansss
afy meetings Monday sventna -
ths hnuss NJ Mrs. Carl esusfAfson.
-, 1ahns Episcopal uuttd wtil
hssla thu annual essesssn At nftisrre
Monday sffsfneoa 81 the hame ~
ths pyssldent. Mrs tt4ssIa Rashes.
Officers named toe the coming
year st The recent annual meeting
~ The congregation u the First
l.ssshsfan efuFsh ~ GIG ttsfhof IN
elside lienry rstsrsan. psssissent.
Pad Alv0asai. Vice president.
ttshsu Alsssssa. sseTsssfy. Mfa
Nei# rvstss. treasurer Mrs Anna
Nyhammsf. tf~ nsw asseen. ssd
Gerhard Mallss. ire new Trustee
fhs ladies' Aid sasesfy re-
elected nffiasfs ~ faiio~s Mga
Rudolph Moli.s. president foe NEG
sixth year. Mrs. Ssls rvetss. vice
president fac hrs fourth MgA
floyd ssverts~a. secretary toe No.
third. and Mfa lars Fstsrsoa.
treasurer fuf nor fnsrth
Tho congregation II Ihs n~shse
t,nthefsn church NJ woiloshee
choss Rev Arthur ! knuf1sa.
president. linn sions. viee pvu<Ds
dent sad Mrs. Lssslwfg atsna,
secretary treasure rhs dsaeoNo
and trustees we're rsssssstesi
The Ladies' Ali soststy II ~
wnlloehet guup named hrA
Frank Wing. president. Mrs A.
bert Lsrsons vlss pFssttent, hrA
Ludwig ssnns. sssr~t3sy. and nsA
Arthur ]. isnats~e. treasurer.
The i.ush.ran Daughters n ~
Reformation h4vs shn9~e SsIIie
Ross 10 head lhelf arssic asvv!ng
with her ara Adsts Larsen, veo
president. ns-trses ro~sees. 80
Rotary Mrs. Arthur !. knntAeA.
treasurer. AMI Mrs Frank Hss<t1s
adviser
The Ladies AID spsissy ~ tns
Immaassl Lutheran church ~
fFnuwssl Frs1ieessi Afs Ix,<ltnn
tiloom foe her third term - psess-
dent Mrs O. = vosn~ss. vice
president Tor hsf third tsrml MfA
Leonard casisrn. secretary. sol
Mrs. y v sosaess. tfsasafss ~
her fifth year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
THOMAS X. CARLYLE

Recent death of Thomas r.
Carlyle, s., at his home near Wat
sonville. Calf. was learned by
Tacoma friends Saturday He was
a brother of Frederick J. Carlyle.
former cafeteria operator here.
whom he had visited twice during
recent years.
Thomas Carlyle was born In on
tario. Canada For many years
during pioneer days he was In bust
ness in Tacoma and in eastern
Washington He leaves. besides
his brother here. his wife, Bess
residing at the home. He had been
a resident Of the Pajaro valley the
last u years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16

Williams. chaplain. Ms Evelyn
Bradford. treasurer. Nesdames
Leons Miekens. Claudine Watts
and Elizabeth Radehaugh. council
members. Nos l, : and ;. Mrs.
Elizabeth James. patriotic in
structor Mrs Dora kephart. sec
rotary. Mrs Mac Gardner. press
correspondent, Mrs FLORENCE
Easterly, guide Mrs. Nettie Beck.
assistant guide, and Mesdames
Evelyn Bradford. Ruby Wische-
mann. Pearl King. and Claudine
Watts color bearers
In the evening group composed
Of Mrs King Miss Green. Mrs.
Williams. Mrs Easterly and Mrs
Airline Wetzel Of Tacoma motored
TO Olympia where they assisted In
the installation Of the new off
GERS Of Mrs Isaac Stevens tent.
No. q The next meeting Will be
held Friday evening. Feb -, al
the library auditorium at 7 so
o'clock.
Plans for the skating party 10
be held by the Junior Womens
club Monday evening AT : 80 at
Redondo rink have been completed
and will be in charge Of Mrs.
Frank Manning. assisted by Mrs.
Paul Williams and Mrs Sam
Lescher.
Guests invited for the evening
are members Of the Active. Young
Mems Business and Puyallup
Roller Skating clubs Mrs Mann
ing announces that those wishing
transportation communicate with
her
Mrs Fannie Borden will be host
ess for the meeting Of the Round
Table Garden club at her North
Puyallup home Tuesday The az
fair will begin with O'Clock
luncheon at which Mrs George
Chesbrough will be assisting host
ess.
The program will include poems
on trees by Mrs T. H. Scheffef, a
talk on The Window Arrange
ment of House Plants" by Mrs.
Cheshrough, and display OF
charm strings Roll call viii be
answered with tree quotations.
The 1889 business prospects will
be discussed by Walter West of the
Tacoma Better Business Bureau at
the Chamber of Commerce lunch
con Tuesday nj noon.
Dads night will be celebrated
at the meeting Of Meeker PIT. A.
TO be held at the school Wednes-
day at S p. m Fathers OF stu
dents are in charge of the pro-
gram and refreshments and have
arranged for full evening OF
moving pictures. AS the committee
would like to have some idea of
how many to provide refreshments
for, they ask that those intending
to be present notify James Cowan.
principal of the school Adrian
Piquette is general chairman C. +.
Richie has arranged the pro-
gram and Harry Fewins heads
the refreshment committee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
State Tax Commission Urges
Yield Tax for All Timber

OLYMPIA Ths state tsk rom
mission submitted tia reports 10
the lsglslaturs this Assh @sth
five recommended changes IN tns
states TAXATION pssilsT, Including
removal ~ timber from ihs pro.
p.fty tas rolls ami gradual place.
mspi under = ''yiaid tas," 10 t~
paid shsn this timber 10 cut
fhs eommlsslfn ss1 u would
file lie major sas proposals. later,
bat included five amendments Ia
the report II condemned sha
present system ~ taxing tlsnb@r
a. property. declaring n sns
Outraged ths g~nsrs 70 egt tiss
timber 10 a hurry le ss"id paying
taaas 90 Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
Grant AUard 10
Tacoma Student

Ons ~ ais awards made by
Aoabhard ami nlade. University ~
Washington nD'rG honorary. went
to Donald g. Mcguire II rseams.
q freshmas IN the College NJ FOR
ssify
SILK badges we're susrdad 10 the
als outstanding freshmen on cum
plsiion II ths first year basic mill.
larry course. Mcguire - q mem
her - ths coast artilisfy carts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
CAIITORNIa REPUBLIC

strangest of the many flags
which have waved over California
since Cabrillo planted the Spanish
emblem al San Diego, was that of
the Republic OF California
Strange as u seems. this odd
political interim lasted only three
days. The flag was made from a
piece Of cotton. red flannel shirt
and can of red paint, and was
first run up over Sonoma on the
Fourth Of July. 1916
This action ended MeNicos rule
preceded by Russia. England, and
SPAIN but simultaneously paved
the way for the United states To
step IN three days later. on July I.
IN the form Of Commander Sloat
and his T. S fleet. and hoist the
Stars and Stripes while cannon
doomed n times
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
LOUIS 4. BRounLLARD

Louis A Brouillard. 50. died Fri
day evening al his home. 1925 Ea.
NJ st a resident Of Tacoma for
20 years. he was carpenter and n
member Of the Holy Name society
of Sacred Heart church Surviving
are his wife. Margaret c. three
sons, George. Edward and Jack,
all OF Tacoma. and two daughters
Mrs. Florence Einineer Of Tacoma
and Mrs. Clara Henricks Of San
Francisco Funeral announcement
by Gaffney
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16

Launched AT scotland only last
year, the Lochavon has made one
call here. working in Tacoma in
September while on her maiden
voyage. She is large vessel
1910 net tons and is rated as one
of the best ships in the Pacific
ast-European trade. She oper-
ates to England and continental
Europe for the North Pacific Coast
line
Besides the canned goods. the
Lochavon will lift shipment Of
plywood here. Inbound. she will
have $50 tons of iron pyrites TO
discharge in Tacoma
The Elsa Essberger, a German
motorship temporarily under char
ter to the Anglo-Canadian Ship
ping Co. is also due to call at the
Port Monday She will load about
$50 tons of scrap iron and 125, 900
feet of hemlock logs for discharge
in Japan.
Another big foreign motorship,
the Leme Of the Italian line will
call at Shaffer dock Mol on Mon
day to load and discharge Mediter-
ranean freight
In addition TO these, the Ia
coma harbor will be visited
next week by number of
other off-shore liners.
The Sinnington Court. now dis
charging Australian ore at the
smelter. is expected to work at
Port piers Tuesday, loading wheat
for Europe The Pacific Pioneer.
Taranger and Elisabeth Bake. all
bound for Europe, viii also call at
Port piers Last in the list Of
European ships is the Swedish
motorship Canada Of the Johnson
line, due Sunday al the smelter
The Tyndareus. which worked in
Tacoma Thursday is 10 return next
week 70 load Oriental cargo at
three local docks sperrys on
Wednesday. Port piers on Thurs
day ana Centennial on Friday. The
HE Maru and Belpsreil also bound
for Japan. will call here during
the week.
In other trades Tacoma docks
VIII have the Mskiki. n from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
rIrnagn 10 MAt.AnrIkH

ltalph hpfnfsf - TACOMA has
besn pledged 10 Nslamaiss, ST..
yics activity organization at the
University II Washington ife vas
orr II 10 - b. enSgn. spencer.
freshman ma tyfing IN goiirnsl.
lsm. was editor n the Lincoln
News lsst year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16

SEXER DAIIIEN

Sever Dahlen. 50, Of Anacortes.
died in a Tacoma hospital Friday
He vas retired bridge carpenter
for the Northern Pacific railroad.
A cousin, Mrs. Mary Christopher
son. survives HeIlinger viii send
the body to East Stsnwood. Wash.
for burial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits Issued satuf-
day included Ons 70 the signal OH
60 for alterations % cost 81 900
IN the service station al 1920 Nc.
kiniey ave. and aDOtbsr 70 "
Daimler Tor 81 900 ~ alterations
% Ms residsnes at 4fis No.
57th Il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
JANIS d. MALLETTE

James II Mallette. slE-m0nth-
old son Of Mr.. and Mr. Edward =.
nsllette. died Saturday At the
home Of his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs II J. MaIlette. 1892 50 Pros
pect 81. He slso - survived by hls
twin sister. Janet. and another
sister. Diane Funeral announce
ment ~ Gaffney
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16
Plan Recreation
Work at MurrdY

Stale "PA approval has been
given project for recreation
facility improvements on the state
military reservation ~ Camp Hur.
ray. Don & Abei WPA admin
istrator. advised cDl \ " Nc
Morris assistant adlutant general
Saturday
Abel said the states application
fn- $685. IN federal funds had
been approved and sent 10 Wash
ingt0n Construction propoaed IL
cludes an officers recresflonal
building. an addition 20 the present
udlnR nall. femo1eiing u the
stables and c0nHt rgcti0n - out
door ranges The sponsor Il 70
provide s8Z1s for materials and
supplies
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CIAIrnE d HIfNTEH

Claude n Hunter. 50 Of ss3s
So. Junett ST. died Saturday IN
local hospital RE was . prison
guard Al Fort Lewis His wife.
Elsie survives Funeral announce
ment by Hellinger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-16

res II A. M Monday a. Calvary
cemetery under ths direction u
Cassidy and Allen.
Alfred LOxlsr--Tne hody . b.
ing sent % Auburn by Asllingsf
FOR burial
Mrs. Amy LoDgmirs-A0nday
! o. No.. at the Heilinger chapel
Rev W 4. Moore officiating
burial IN Yeim cemetery. Besides
her husband. Robert. She leaves q
daughter. Mrs. ~ Fslin u Tacoma.
DIR. samuel T.. Hich--AOndaYs
80 p. m. al the Piper chapel.
Rev FRANK r GoodnouRh official
ny. buuzI in Mountain View
cemetery.
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oLrs 10 neo.oAsug

fr0fEanikaflsn u ths kizhth
Ward Democratic cisB ami sisatl0h
II officers vii be hsld Of th@
meeting MCntay evening 10 ~.
Lanes community nail J. Left
sich. chairman. announced 20
treatments would h. served and
extended = general iavitstion
spring Flowers Him. f10fists
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kzl5I|3EH&E3@5$kl;{l1

mating 5000 will be loaded here Monday by the
British moorshp Lochavon expected to arrive Sunday night
at Port piers.
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More Roger Bsbson
Philosophy
over-Riehtoou. Right
Wineers Disturb
Carrie Chapman Cs''
Look, Back, and Forward
Points 70 Women,
NEXT Big Job

SfNCE mention was made IN this
column recently about between
tho-llne' differences that might b.
drawn from the writings Of Roger
BabSon. eminent American bust
ness analyst and Etatistician. there
has come Ia this deal a portion Of
a Babson article IN which nothing
was left TO inference II IL taken
from magazine article written
What the Depression II Teach.
ing Tn. article vas written In
the typical style Of this well In.
formed business analyst and con
tained this referrne. 10 an old
principle
i love 10 read that portion Of
the Sermon on the Mount given Ia
the latter half Of the sixth chap.
ter Of Matthew Jesus told His
followers that there - nothing In
this hustle and hustle. striving and
worrying, buying and borrowing.
bnt rather success comes from
Listening 10 that stu small voice
and then all these other things
shall be added unto you
OF course. TINS NsA written
about 1000 years ago. and B, has
been yamped and reyamped many
times since but the point u clear.
~ evident n - that All these
material things which men think
sre 40 necessary are 49, nothing
compared with ths spiritual power
81 making correct decisions and
carrying them out
"frA, this something IL .
spiritual power which 1. the
real determining factor for
suaesss. Moreover, the spirit
nal power To make correct de-
eislous Ia mt secured b. roll
Isgs degrees. capital iassst-
n~nts, or great organizations
but rather through quiet
study, sabs prayer and an
earnest dssir. 10 bring about
The Kingdom Of God 0n this
earth. The mss having ibs.e
qualities are tho mrn shs
made Amsfies and our dit
fieuItlss today are duo 10 the
iask Of thsmH
Careful thinking on ihs fofs-
gong viii recall many Instances
when the absence ~ careful think.
Ing spssds1 disaster. when men
were TOO bury exercising their
.s.+Is-EaE f..r.r4t.sfaa.. - ~ 49,.
rect decisions IN either business 81
politics ThsY continued the head
long r4sh worrying. borrowing
and buyiDg and Ignored alto.
gsiber me sgill small voice A.
tbsy always do. ths chickens cams
home 70 fOost
AHslyzsHR The news that comes
from our little siaeshaN a. Oiyin-
pa 10 would seem that ths 80.
called isii WinRsfs are all NrOug
and ths right s8ngsfs are al
Ways night 70 careful thinkers
Nco ~ n sef what's hack II tn
nsNS. the assumptlon - Dif
disturbing A they INK baes
two Of three generations they
find the record all 70 ths eOn-
trsry Neither left NdnRsra" or
right ~ingers7 we're always rgb,.
and the greatest wrongs were
committed wben either slds was IN
too dominating pOsition
Consequently, n On. looks
t.iO~ the glamour there -
not much consolation In The
msfF fact that AZ Oit mpiA
right ging" Democrats and
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CLAIMS sisKnUrrcy

A voluntary pelitbn IN hank
rupteY sss fixed Ia federal district
court here Saturday BY Eugene w
Taylor. Onaiasaz millwofker. list.
lnE debts u $3.50 so. assets OF 500
claimed exempt.
Fruit tfeeA, rose bushes. shflDs.
Puget Sound Nursery. s20i fac.
adv.
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AHTIf US IffrD

Articles ~ Incorporation hass
been fiisd In Olympia Tor ths
Brotherhood ~ American RsteFs
ans. Inc Tor general corporation
pfislisgea TIERS IL 80 capital.
tne0rpeFatofs ara Adds tssil. Nd
yard BEsnks ana Willard Gerard.
Eansfai flowers yss can afford,
Garden shop. Rhodes bros. ssiy. }
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Consequently, n on. looks
t.iOw the glamour there -
not much consolation In the
fnsfs fact that at OILS mpia
right ging" Democrats and