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Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-23
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without CaIomel-And You'll Jump Out Of Bed u
the Morning Karin TO Go

the Morning Rarin' TO Go
The liver should pour out two pounds OF
Iionid bile into your bowels daily. II this bile
isnot flowing freely. your food doesn tdigest-
Il lust decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up
your stomach, You get constipated. Your
whole system is poisoned and you teei souse
sunk and the world looks punk.
A mere bowel movement doesn't get eS
the cause 1t takes those good. old Carter.s
Little Liver Pills to get these two poundf
of bile flowing freely and make you fed
"up and up" Harmless. gentle, yet emaz-
ing in making bile flow freely. ASK tos
Cnrter's Little Liver Pills by name. 26 cent?.
Stubbornly refuse anything else.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-23
WEATHER

GDsta compiled by observers FOR
the official United Ststes weather
Bureau station at III CeBtrOD
Maximum Tuesday ..................... 107
Minimum "wednesday .......... IS
Reading at Noon Wednesday
Temperature ........-.-. ............--.. 104
Humidity ......--............................. Sc
Reading at 5 am. Wednesday
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. 78
Humidity OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
Reading at pm. Tuesday
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. 88
Humidity .-.-.-...-.-..........<............. ST
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-23

LOS ANGELES and vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day with scattered mountain thun-
derstorms; night and morning fog
on coast: continued warm with
little change in temperature; gentle
TO moderate southeast TO southwest
wind. northwest on coast.
Southern California Partly cloudy
tonight and Thursday with scat
tered thunderstorms over the noun
tains. Morning fogs on the coast.
No change in temperature, mode
rate northwest wind off the coast,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-23

S. Fl. BACONS own experience proved that
light, fast Ford VS. truck can and will haul more
materials in day than larger, slower truck
and keep operating costs at rock-bottom
This truck was driven 4 900 miles and
hauled more than 100000 tons Of sand and
gravel. Its operating costs, Mr.. Bacon believes,
were lower than that of any other equipment
be could have selected
Let an 'on-the- job" test show you the advan.
tages of Ford VS. stamina, speed, fexibility,
Evening star., 1939-12-10

A second helping in
the underwater meol.
Repeots would go on
indefinitely if there
we're enough mu|Iet.
Keepers at the Marine
Studios report they
hove never been obIe
to till q porpoise with
mulIet.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

When dinner time at MorneIond, fo Mr.. Porpose
doesn't whether the mo served to him high out Of the
under it Here he shows you how he stond his
toll to eoch tender mue donged six feet above the surface
And do only mo9ne this poyboy Of the does it with
smile Of qusto end good digestion? Woe World Photos
Evening star., 1939-12-10

drink for YOU at lunch and dinner.
And speaking of dinner, remember
this: The pickup YOU get from coffee
lasts only two hours if you re like 81
out of 100 people, SO you can enjoy
your coffee in the evening and be
ready to sleep when your head hits
the pillow. Medical oy'horisy on request
PAN AMERICAN COFFEE BUREAU, NEW YORK CITY
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Playfair Results

FIRST RAGE-6z furlongs
Memphis Maid aosl $50 ESQ
Royal orb Go7l -. ~
e,f Daugherty. Time - % So.
Boscaioosa. Propel. stfatheote, Mack
srGoND RAcE-About furiongs
Shannon Doah do1 $40 80 ~ ~
Morciass d0o1 -. zsV ~ ~
SKY Grey Ios) ....- ~
JOCKEYS IN order-smollnskl: De.
Duncan. Time-:5S as. Bit % sco,eh.
King Beauty. Pine Bur, Miss Bees
Wing. paraeelso also ran,
THIRD RACE-6lz fuIlongt.
Eng. Manners diD 1880 I2o Ply
Ynoca 10e) 1850. osoo - ~
,Jocseys In order.Neal, smolinskl.
Duncan. Time "a 2-5. Little Lad.
Brilliant Belle, Dunrode, MISS Marcus
Spicy Life also ran - $780,.
FOURTH RACL-olz iurlongs' a IN
Sir Timothy tlo9) 1890 sso s.d ao
Srr,nnette flos1 eco
JocEeys in order-smollnski. DYE,
Collins. Time % 2-5. NJ. J. Bren-
nan. Treasure Chest. Myrna Misstep
Bens Wonder. Oh Dave also ran.
FIFTH RACE-About 5 furlonss.
Glad March allZfss osoo osSo -
First Effort 1o4... 40 2se
HI Kee do6) 49,. -, ,,4ee
JOCKEYS in order-Eeal, Collins
DYE. Time-:57 2-5. Fredricka, Ras
Hin and Film Star also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and 20 yards
I, Ruth Glib -. $40 2.50 27C
Matilda Jane 105).. sZo 80
/ Crystal Chief dlD.. S4o
JOCKEYS IN order-Robert. Smolin.
ski. Bierman. Time-l:4e 20. Great
/ zoe. Koreena. Fair Quest, Brown Jud
/ and Nor Feng also ran.
SEVENTH RACE -Mile and 10
smoky ns W. diD.... $50 $50 24C
+ Louis Morgan 11D.. 3.o0 a4e
1 JOCKEYS in order-Sperry. Dye, Col
| Inns. TIME AS 2-5. Fair Romance
and Princess Val also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Mile and 10 YARDS
shasta Kup G1o) 1870 40 5lt
Chan Chan diD... f'lo z s sS
JOCKEYS in order-Hamilton, Smo'
linski, Duncan. Time = 40 80
PHYLLIS C. Spy, Roll Home, Merri
Day and Bon Ivy also ran.
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Amateur Field
Trials Scheduled

The Far West Amateur Field
Trial club will hold its first ANA
teur field trial on the Grand
Mound prairie Oct. 7 and 8. All
amateurs are urged To get the old
dog out of his yard and take part
in this first grand turn out.
There .will be events for derby
and all age and novice shooting
dogs. which viii be judged on nat
ural hunting and finding instinct,
together with style and class.
Penalties for lack Of field trial
manners and speed will not be
severe in this novice event and
large entry list is expected from
hunters who have not yet enjoyed
the fun and good fellowship which
this meeting should encourage.
Drawing for the derby will take
place at Twin Gates tavern on the
main Portland highway at s a. m,
Oct. 7, and run Immediately after
the drawing. The all age drawing
will be at noon at the place desig-
mated as official lunch head
quarters.
The novice drawing at 8 a. m.
on Oct. s will be run as soon as
possible after the all age Is
finished.
Trophies will be awarded in all
events.
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Tacoma eridders
To Renton Sunday

Tsss Taoama colamiaas - the
Northwest league ~4li make Their
1919 debut against The ksnien
Rams n, Renson Sunday sfteFneon
al ; O'Clock T1As game II = rxkn.
lar Northwest league encounter
and willl find beth elahs playing
their initial game q ths season
under new coaches
Mlks Tueri. new Tar ma
mcnter. IL former boss-msn Of
ths Rams. while the nrw ken-
ton ee-ooaehe arc Don Nc
Donald and Clarence Deeks.
Tueci led thr Hams 30 the
league iitie In 1887. the first
year tho club Mas In the fast
stepping circuit.
The Renton club IL composed
largely Of young gridders who take
the game seriously. with
sprinkling of veterans. while the
Tacoma outfit Is composed, with
only one exception. Of former col
lege greats. Nobuo Yoshlda. Fife
japanese e~nter. In the only boy
on the squad without college ex-
perience. but the plueky pivot man
has a couple OF seasons of fast
semi-pro ball under his belt
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Hunting nerds
On Tramp Sunday

Dear and hear hanssnT sesenae
open N washsnxtaH tsmssFsF~
morning There IA ~ rsehlhsssan
against shooting doc deer IN ssEs
tam sections ~ snns eesnisss A
careful study IT shs Dame sa~.
viii kssp lhs hunter Informed -
10 shs open sas districts. A spteial
deer las = required.
Thea, sea. The s~eaea hall II
sk~ fsas a.y Hsssss~ s~ssaa
hath raffea and hlse Essussi
ss.es. sunday nsasaink ~
a'.loek. The ssssss snds M.a#
aas. shooting n permitted
.nl, between ! .. ~. and I y. m.
BONE %. 900 hunters vii lake 10
the deer. bear and Efnaaa hahsiais.
ali ~ which are IN similar grounds,
the deer season snaa octnnsf ~,
The bear season continues
through Oct. "a In eastern Wash
ington. and through December u
In western Washington.
Chinese pheassnts. quail.
Ifungasian partridge se~ssas
OPEN In split form Oct rs.
Hand-tail pigeon shooting ended
today al 4 p. m.
Ducks. other waterfowl and
shore birda are open 10 legal shoot
ing October ~ until December 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-30
BANKERS TEE
TITLETO YOST

SEATTLE Former Washington
state amateur golf champion w.
X. Yoat OF Tacoma won the golf
tournament Of The e5th annual
American Bankers association con-
yention yesterday. Yost. who u
associated with the Puget Sound
National Bank OF Tacoma, had a
low gross Of ~.
Robert v. Fleming Of the Riggs
National Bank OF Washington, ID.
C., won the ex-presidents' cup
with a ~. Low net scorer WAS Ira
Camp Of the First State Bank OF
La Crosse, Wash, with a Ga.
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Prep Scores

Franklin tSeattlel .. Garfield tss-
queen Anne Seattle -. Ballard
tSeattle) O.
puyallup 10. Lakeside o.
Botheii : Edmouas o
BAlnbridse Il. Puget Sound Naval
Academy o
Port Orchard 6 siikefasls Q.
Kirkland 10. Bellevue o.
Poster IS. Redmond o.
pfc 49, OnRlakka o.
Lake Stevens - Sultan o.
poulsbo az Seqnim O.
Port Angeles Is. Forks o.
Stadium gTacomal 81, Bremerton Q.
Yakima 9. Hellinehafn q.
Dayton IS. Lewiston, Ida 20,
Lewis 4 CLARK 10. North Central
o. Both Spokansl.
Waitsburg o. Connen ~
Grand Coulee 8, Republic
SprAgue Ia, kahiotus O.,
Wilbur IS, Harrington
Davenport IS. Rltzyille 9.
Granger 7. Kittltas
Marquette tYakimhl IL, Yakima III
Bees o.
Mabton So. White Swan 0.
Garfield 9, Lacrosse Q.
OTIS Orchards 10. Rockford o.
Central Valley 10. Mead o.
Lind 10. Odessa Il.
HoQulam 40. Olympia 9.
Aberdeen 7. Chehalis o.
Kelso 80. centralia -.
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Toe Louis
To Battle
Nova Next

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= 49, Frvs Apassoa - training
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tie III wsie C.ftrlne oArxsa.
D~~plss >ssAls unenpert~d-
N psar showing ri fhtiassfa-
phla tse weeks age. ssea he
sas stopped is The IAN round
b. Teas oalease. n ssrus.
thai Promoter Aiks Jaeet~
and Manager HAY carisn It'll
have confidence In >osA-
After recovering from ths
bloody sAienio beating. Nova lef'
Thursday for his homs IN La
Angeles. he will rest there foi
a nsonth. ard then 80 to = can't
IN the slerrAs 10 begin the mos'
strenuous preparations ever IN
dertaken by any contender. Carrier
win remain In the east until after
the world series.
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Fife WalIops
Logsers, 1910

F1Tr = H4n Siu@sns F4fs TTes
..ns raAnsd - a 10 victory eser
on4lassa loskefs here yesterday
nfsernooa with Fr3nk spear Doing
Al the scoring.
The TroIaas arexs IS yards
Ia Is piass fer their first
touchdown with ls-sard
pas hy YamAda and ie-
yard run by spar ihe pay
off. spear drop-kleked the
try-fer-pclni.
Spear rambled Is yards 10 score
In the ;hlrd period 10 climax a
ss-yard drive. In the fourth. Ben
i4oldner, FIFE guard. intercepted
an onalaska pass on the 80 and
ran is yards to the p. Seven
plays later Spear scored again.
Earl BrenneiS looked best for
onalaska. while Masaru Tamura $
defensive play was outstanding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-30
REDSTRIUMPH
OVER PIRATES
NEW YoRK-Wiih a makeshlft

NEW Y0RK-With makeshift
lineup on the field, the Cincin-
matt Reds won their first game as
champions yesterday by trimming
the Pirates. 81. Lee Grissom out
pitched Joe Bowman, allowing
only seven hits.
Brooklyn was still half
game behind the third-piaee
Cubs after dividing a twin bill
with the Bees. Rookie Tom
Farley. with help from Danny
| MaeFayden, pitched the Bees
10 n 81 victory over the
Dodgers In the opener. Hugh
Casey won his 14th game In
the nightcap, I'll.
Cleveland won a doubleheader
from Detroit, 4-3 and 30, rele-
eating the Tigers to fifth place
without a chance to crowd into the
first division. Bob Feller's bril-
liant relief hurting saved the first
game for Mel Harder, 4-3. Al
Milnar pitched for the Indians IN
the 5-inning nightcap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-30
TQcomans Place
Golf Tourney

SEATTLE-The annual profes-
sional-women's invitational golf
tournamen mt championship at
Broadmoor club was won today by
Miss Muriel Veatch, Longview, ana
walter Pursey, competing for
1nglewood club of Seattle.
Their alternate-shot score OF "
yesterday topped IA other entries.
Behind them were Mrs. j. P.
Tompkins and Gordon Richards of
Broadmoor, with 76. and Mrs.
Corydon Wagner and Chuck Cong
don of Tacoma, II.
Miss Shirley Macdonald and Ian
Macarthur of Tacoma's Fircrest
club tied for fifth at 50 with two
other entries. Mrs. M. Day and
Ken Tucker of Everett finished in
10th place with Sc.
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Vikings Win
0verlakeside

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Van Will See
World Series

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10000 See
Bruins Win
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B Q w LIN 6

Tacoma women hoWisrs uist
Friday night IN the private dining
room Of tho broadway Sport Cen-
ter. elected officers fer The 1882
30 ssassa. and talked plane 10
stage the biggest Northwest som-
ems tournament ever held IN the
Pacific Northwest when the eig
bowling congress comes 10 Ia
coma next spring
Bessie Tro~bridge. one 81 Tas
cnmas leading womrn bowling
stars. was elected president Of the
womcn's City association. Other
officers named include. Mary
Hewitt. Vice president; Ysonne
johnson. secretary. Mildred Gesr.
treasurer. and Mae Knight. ser
geant.
Helen Blattler. Of the Hotel
Winthrop team, was named 10
serve ON the executive board OF
the Northwest womsn.s congress.
The Tacoma feminine pin
stars discussed means Of put
ting ON the biggest women's
tournament ever staged In
the Northwest when the
Northwest Congress comes 10
Tacoma next spring. Far
more than 100 women's teams
from the entire west coast,
and from Idaho and Montana,
are expected 20 compete.
The ladies also laid plans for
their annual city championship
tournament, which was tentatively
set for March "a and 81.
Friday night bowling brought out
another cluster of good aoofas. Hotel
winthrop women biaeked out three
previous records In the Class a
Women'S league in their matches on
the Broadway alleys. Helen Blattler
rolled a new high thTee-Eame indl-
vidual total with b7l total The
team scored BOG for new team
single game aud 2b2B for a new team
total. both without handicap.
There were many high scores In
the Womens league Mae knight
rolled 2i4 for the best single game
anu llIihIsfu win oS9s 1AtAtfDt
Brown registered 634 for Columbia
Beer Louise Wabiers reached 52i for
Pacific Match company Erma Mus
seiman, OF the Hotel Winthrop team.
blasted out $40 total. Helen Ber-
/ nard rolled 500 for Publix Garage,
and Mildred Reynolds Tailed BOT for
Jacks Griddle.
Results of the women's matches
were: Columbia Beer 4. Pacific
Match o.: Hotel Winthrop z,
Public Garage 2; sixth Avenue
Merchants 3. DIR. l.. y. MILESTONE
j. Jacks GTlddIe 3. Brown and
Haley !: Helen Davis 4, Maxwell
Products o.
Major leaguers began TO get results
/ In their third week OF play on the
/ PLAY Nor alleys. Ted Tadich set a
new league record on tho1e alleys
with a $40 total for Columbia Beer.
/ HIS 225 Is also high single game
score on the Play Nor alleys.
The Columbia Beer team held ib
winning pace by taking two games
/ from cammarano Brothers. Al yro-
man was high for the Cams with 500
Richfield Hi-Octane remained with
/ the Brewers By winning two games
/ from Pacific Match. Toby Anderson
/ turned in 545 to lead the Octanes
/ and Fred WahleTs and Scotty hur-
/ dock paced the matchmen, with o4s
and 54B. respectively.
Play-Mor alleys won TWO games
from Stevens and Vetter. r.. Ander-
son led the Play-Mors with nice 5sl
total. Toby Tyler was high Tor the
Garagemen.
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GIads to Play
AtBelIingham

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-30
Enumclaw Passes
To Beat Issaquah

ENUMCLAW- Scoring In both
the first and last quarters on long
passes from Oar Bainton to Terry
OBrien, Enumclaw Tigers defeat
ed Issaquah Indians, 14-7, here
last night.
First Tiger touchdown pass was
for 81 yards, and the second re-
suited fro ma 45-yard heaye.
Bainton converted both try-for-
points. Wright, big Issaquah full
back, scored for the Indians.
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Drubs'
Logger Squad

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t.As Angeles. whsfw they NlH re-
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team ia esn fesaF games xets ~. 600.
she lnsef ~ 800.
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College Scores

ny UNITED PRESS
Tennessee u. North Carolina
GtAts O
UClk 6. Texas Christian 2.
Syracuse IL. Garrison Q.
Catholic y. South Carolina 0.
DuQuesne 81. Illinois wesleyan
East Washington 10. Puget Sound o,
Drake IL, Kansas
ST Louis Is. Roila o.
Oklahoma Aggies 81, Alya Teach
prs O.
Butler Il. Ohio u. T.
Auburn q. BlrmiIgham Southern o.
Denver u 6, Iowa State o.
New Mexico U. 81. Wyoming U. 7.
Colorado College 80. Baker 0
San jose State 81. California
san Francisco State 10. San Aateo
l. c. a.
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BENTON, HIGHIINE LOSE

SEATTLE-ODea irish Of Seat
tie defeated Highline Pirates Of
the Puget Sound conference, TO,
here last night at Civic stadium.
An 1s-yard pass from Buckley to
Dinwiddie produced the score.
Renton Indians were swamped
200 by sedro-Woolley at Renton
last night.
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Linfield Beats Pacific

FOREST GROVE, Ore. = LIN
fields powerful Northwest con-
ference football team, hailed as
a potential champion, was upset
s to o last night by the defending
co-titlist Pacific university eleven
In the 1889 grid opener.
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BY GEORGE kIIskSEY
United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORk--Whsn the Yankees
put bat In their hands they have
even greater superiority over ths
Reds than when they are on the
defense.
The Yanks are not quite the
murderous hitters Of other years
but they still are not exactly soft
touches at the plate either. Indiyid-
ually. the Reds can claim hitting
superiority at only two positions
and collectively they are swamped
by the wide distribution OF power
lurking In the Yankee batting
order.
To emphasize the Ysnks SUI
periority on the attack over
the Reds II n only necessary
10 look ut the seasons figures.
The Yanks made only % hits
more than the Reds yet they
scored 1888 more runs. In extra
base power the Reds can
match the Yanks for doubles
and triples but when II comes
TO homers the National league
champions look puny.
Position by position the only two
Cincinnati players who can be
picked as more dangerous hitters
are Frank Mccormick at first over
Babe Dahlgren and Billy Myers ut
short over Frank crosetti. Nc
cormick LIS the big gun In the
Reds attack. He leads the Ma
tional league In runs batted In,
with 1877. one more than Yanks'