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Evening star., 1939-09-29
Church Uses Won't Ads

TRINIDAD, Colo. R).-The Rev.
o. M. Andrews has resorted to ad-
vertising to fill his church. Lost,
strayed or stolen-20O Methodists.
Notify Pastor Methodist Church
South" said his Id in . daily news
paper.
Evening star., 1939-09-29

This meant that in order to toast
three pieces she had to refill the
toaster, which held only two pieces,
and she wanted to save time. 1t
took 80 seconds to toast one side,
so she figured that in two minutes
she'd have the toast done. When
her husband came in he said, why,
darling. you could have saved little
time on that" The husband, being a
great twizzler, was right. Why?
Answer on Page Dill.
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Another Time, Maybe

CHATHAM, Ontario R.-Imagine
a Chathamite's Joy when he read
an Irish Sweepstakes ticket on the
Grand National had been drawn
under his pseudonym, This Time. !"
But the winning This Time" was
from some other city.
Evening star., 1939-09-29

At the drst warning note from
Redwing, Grandfather Frog dived
into the Smiling Pool with a great
splash. There wasn't any real need
for him to do so, because out on that
big green lily pad of his he was
quite safe from Reddy. But Grand.
1ath4 Prog always Ieels mare ecm.
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Bruin TwizzIers
By PROF, j, ID. FLINT.

BY PROF. J. D. FLINT.
A lovely young bride was settling
down in the routine of married life
shortly after the wedding trip was
over. While preparing breakfast one
morning she plugged the electric
toaster in light socket and put
two pieces of bread in the toaster.
She knew her husband always ate
two pieces, while she ate only one.
Evening star., 1939-09-29
BY Edqor Bergen
BY WiIIord

hind him and the Smiling Pool in
front of him. To Grandfather Frog.
whose big goggly eyes showed just
above the surface Of the water, 1t
looked as II Danny Meadow Mouse
would soon be no more. He couldn't
see ono little chance for Danny to
escape.
Evening star., 1939-09-29

wings voice the eyes Of Danny
Meadow Mouse flew open. The in
slant he saw where Redwing was
lowering in the air as he screamed
he knew that Reddy Fox was just
beneath him and that meant that
Reddy was right back Of Danny
himself. What should ho dor Whoeo
Evening star., 1939-09-29

should he run? To turn back would
be to run right into Reddy's mouth.
There wasn't a hiding place near.
It was useless for him to try to out
run Reddy, for Reddy could catch
him In two jumps. Was ever q
meadow mouse in q more dreadful
poeitonS There Was Roddy Fox b.
Evening star., 1939-09-29

Suddenly to their ears came the deep
boom of gong. What the devil does that
mean? I'll bet it's fight or a fire."
chuckled Perry, land an O'Rourke has
never run from either festivity' 1T is
the lion gong!" Kailuk announced in a
voice reflecting his terror.
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Not This

Daughter: "Just look at this run
ner! I spend most of my allowance
for stockings"
Mother: well, why worry about
it? You have to have them, don t
you?"
Evening star., 1939-09-29

Watchful of pursuers, Tarzan O'Rourke
and Kailuk sprinted across the rooftops
To reach the elephant paddocks where
they would seek refuge, they were forced
to descend to the street, where they were
in constant danger of encountering row.
ing guardSmen
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Intelligent buying should be a part
OF every child's education.

Mother: why don't you put
down the date on which you buy
your hose and mark them in some
way SO that you can find out for
yourself which kind wears the
best?"
Evening star., 1939-09-29

you had been running" not "You
look like you were running" The
locutions, 1T looks like rain," when
referring to the probabilities of the
weather, are sanctioned by most
authorities.
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BY cADD, the GUY REALLY HITS EN-

that Loop. Hs ssst single game
was III and has total reached SAT.
Another nsv pin league is slated
TO get underway on the X street
Recreation alleys Thursday night
at 7 o'clock. II will be composed
OF -four teams. thu sponsors being
Chaser Brothers. General psstriblt.
ing company. Memo Cabaret and
Michael Brothers.
The Telephone company plnmsn
roll on the Play Nor alleys tonight,
and the Hili Top league shoots on
the X Street Recreation drives.
while on the Broadway alleys. the
Class h Women. Gas company.
Odd Fellows and the City league.
viii shoot their matches.
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Garcia Named
nosiak' Fee

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New Starters

Several changes can be expected
In the Tacoma Columbia lineup
which will face the West Seattle
Yellowjackets Sunday afternoon in
the Lincoln bowl in a regular
Northwest league contest 1t was
announced by Columbia officials
today.
Hal Nilsen is almost certain
10 take over the end spot left
vacant by the injury to Don
Wofford. Russ Frye, ex-Pacific
Lutheran college gridder, Is
expected to be moved from
center to tackle John Fadness,
regular pivot man for the past
two seasons, has returned to
his former post. Nobuo Yo-
shida, Japanese ace, viii be at
the center spot.
Frye played tackle for the Luz
theran gridders in college and dur
ing the past two seasons was at the
same spot for the Beers. He is
expected to be first string reserve
for Tony Zizak and Burdette Kin
dred, regular flankmen- 1t is pos
sible that a change in the guard
position will also be made, with
Earl Stovall moving up to start
ing berth.
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BERKELEY, Calf. - Coach stub
Allison. dspleaSed by the Cali
fornia varsity's scrimmage per-
Torrance yesterday. scheduled .
pass defense workout today and
assigned Louis Smith, halfback, TO
the signal-calling job for the St.
Mary's game Saturday. Allison
said Right Tackle Jack Smith will
be out Of the lineup against the
Gaels.
PALO ALTO, Calif.-StADford's
Cardinals, pointing for q come
back against Oregon, were sched-
uled for another tough serimmage
with emphasis on pass defense
and offense. Coach Tiny Thorn
hill said he will start Frankie
Albert, Jim Groves. Norm Stand
lee and Coldiron In the backfield.
Coach Jimmy Phe-
Ian today assigned Sophomore
Ernie Steele to a halfbaek job for
the Husky-UcLA game Saturday.
Bill Gleason has been shifted from
halfback to quarterback. filling
the vacancy created by injury Of
Chuck Bechtol.
PULLMAN, Wash.--A squad OF
"a Washington State college foot
ball players were en- route to Los
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LOS AN0EI.Es-A squad of %
Armstrong; Fights
In Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. - Henry
Armstrong will defend his worlds
welterweight championship In Min
neapolis Oct. IS against an oppon-
ent to be selected, Promoter Tom
my oLoughlin announced today.
oLoughlin said Armstrong will
arrive in Minneapolis next week
10 train for the fight, his first since
he lost his lightweight title 70
Lou Ambers in New York this fall.
Armstrong; manager. EDDIE
Meade, has agreed TO fight anyone
/ can get" oLoughlin said.
IN SPOKANE, TOO
SPOKANE, Wash. - President
Tom Benz of Civic Sports, Inc,
said today that Welterweight
Champion Henry Armstrong had
tentatively agreed TO an exhibition
bout here Oct. II. Benz also said
AL Hostak OF Seattle, recognized
by the National Boxing association
as the world middleweight title
holder, will come to Spokane soon
for an exhibition or non-title bout.
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FAIR Of the
FAlRW WAYS

C.suassr slus uesn<s YESTERDAY
snxmtsa N state meHthiS mssssl
play, VITA Mfs Arthur Hsst vim
nlar. net ~. Mrs. I.e~sti 7. Mwr'
ray wss asss. VI nsss IN 4 aasssss.
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are urged 10 passtslpsss In 4
alvisian play will 10 fss tse hss
Fred Draws trophy. ~hiis The J
alssssan vii 80 eesuestitioA 10
the Mrs.. Jehn craig trophy.
nreak1ale Even tourney tss'
Thursday FIRST division. hFa J
v. Lyhy. so-k a; Mrs y. wssh'
burn. 4x-e a.. nssond dlsissan
Mrs. Bsns browse. et~sss <ss
THIRD dlxlslon. hfs jain Craig
nt-iA 20.
There wiil be . fiAxssop event
IL nroosaais Thursday. with Z
business meeting prior to play,
Partissa mind hexsy sssssf'
day. with Mrs. ]. u. Naslsr, 10
net, In first division. and Mrs
Philip HauKs In the second disi'
Sion. net 70,
Next Tuesday . flaastop tour
nsy has bsen scheduled. hsrs's ths
lineup: Mrs. Olsen. Mfs. bsrosky
Mrs. I.sdw,ck. Mrs. Mcriock. Mrs.
Danielson. Mrs.. Grstias. Mrs. Hyi
vester, Mrs. Goodrich. Mrs.. fynbo
hrs. Hofto. Mrs. xsslsr. Mrs
sugg. Mrs. PfiueRer. Mra Hsugs
Mrs. Boynton, Mrs. Marshall. Mrs
Davis. Mrs. sasre. Mrs. Lehman.
Mrs. stanton. Mrs. Wiser. Mrs
Hanson. Mrs. Black. Mrs, sydow
and Mrs. Richards.
Winning women In Meadow
Parks Tuesday play were Mrs.
Floyd T'hAeksrsy and Mrs.. william
Turner. Play was match against
par. with Mrs. Thaoksrsy winning
two up whsn cards were matched
after the players had tied. both
being three down 10 par.
In the second division Mrs. o. r.
Holt was first with three down.
Mrs. J. knight second with seven
down. Third division honors went
TO Mrs. Fritz who was four down.
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Eastern Grid
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the ieague-ieAdinE Water Ia
partm~nt outfit. winning thrss
points from them. Dave fean
rolled . los sinsie game and
si5 total 20 lead the Coppers-
Browns SIS wAs high for the
Water Department and Tor the
entire league. Hls 2s5 angle
WAS also tops.
The Garbage Department team
rolled io06 for the best single game
and 1905 for the best team total
Of the session.
On the Play Nor alleys. the
carstens bowicrs went through
their weekly matches, and Gabe
Vincent rolled well over his aver
age TO take the scoring honors In
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Robin, Like Dog,
AnsUers Whistle

W EST HAkTfOkD, C0nn. =
Mrs. Carl @. Hall nursed an tn
jured robin TO health and the bird
adopted her homs A. lts own. The
robin likes TO fly around In the
trees nearly. but when she whistles
II dashes back into the house
through an open window.
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Totals .......ioi5 92s ses-2s9S
The 3sth Street club quintet
went into first place in the hot
league race by taking four points
from Langeland Furnaces. Post
office and Community Tavern are
tied for second spot, each with IL
points won and seven lost.
RUTH LITZ LEADS
Women bowlers Of the league
turned in some good scores in the
big scoring session. Ruth Litz,
shooting for Roy Archers, led the
20 feminine pin stars with games
OF 203, IT'S and 10. for 548
total. Fern Coles, captain Of Hotel
Winthrop, was a close second, with
SAG.
In the City Employees league,
the Police team put n tenn
porary stop to the scoring Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
HurIs Bucket
To Kill HaUk

TROUT RUN, Pa - A huge
hawk swooped down upon group
of children picking berries in
swamp in Rose Valley. One of the
youths, Henry stine. IA, picked up
a bucket and hurled it at the bird.
scoring a bullseye. The bird had a
Widespread Of . feet.
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CRIDIRON BRIEFS

Angeles today for their game with
U. 3. c. Saturday. The squad was
To stop at kexar stadium. san
Francisco. for . workout Thursday.
EUGENE, Ore. More pass de-
Tense drill WAS ordered today for
the University Of Oregon Web
feet A. they prepared To meet
Stanford Saturday at Portland.
Coach Tex Oliver said his starting
quarterback, Dennis Donovan. suf-
fered a leg injury against u. .. G,
but that he would start against
the Cardinals.
LOS ANGELES Southern Cali
fornia was Tightening up against
Washington state plays today
after the frosh team. using Cougar
tactics. smashed through the var
sity for a touchdown. II took
the Trobabes Just five plays TO
cover so yards down the field
against the varsity.
LOS ANGEI.ES-A squad Of IS
players from the University Of
California at Los Angeles will
leave at 10 o'clock tonight on q
six-car special train for Seattle
and a game against University Of
Washington. The team will stop
two hours for q workout at Davis
tomorrow afternoon.
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Stiner Respects Idaho

CORVALLIS, Ore. = Coach Lon
stiner refused TO take University
OF Idaho lightly and sent his
Oregon State squad through .
four-hour practice session yester-
day. Idaho upset o. y. c. 40
last year.
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No Change in
Loop Lineup

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Asdo-S~exi Griffin Fsssi ard All
Hsia<ih<fk
WIKI PRESIDENT
The circuit ell BE- headed b.
Louie ws.F. Gee Of ths nosi snih8-
siak,le hockey advocates In ,hs
northwest The young fslloN be-
gan ihs Organization q The league
last year. And that NAs no cinch.
lie had 70 raise hundreds 81 Do
lars. but be put his reasoning talk
10 work on the night men and
came up with the dough
Now. the circuit is about TO
start off on liz second year.
That means better hockey. be-
cause the older players have
had that one year experience
As the league continues along
the trail of time. play naturally
will improve. Younger players
will become more proficient.
Also. 1t goes without saying that
as the game increases in interest
hereabouts there will. through ne
oessity, arise modern and regu-
lstion arena for the sport. The
present site, the only one here, Is
not OF regulation dimensions, Its
size compelling five-msn hockey
instead of the regulation six-man
sport. However. hockey fans found l
entertainment with the league last /
year and new fans should be won I
over this season.
Games this year will open at
o'clock instead of 1880. as was the
rule last season. Experience has I
taught the league officials that
T:30 is a trifle too early for COM
petition, a great majority of the
fans requesting the s o'clock hour.
NEW PLAYERS
While most of last years play
ers will be back, there will be new
faces in the lineups, OF course.
They have been recruited from
nearby sOuICSf Vi eoaehs'
President Weir, who will not play
this year. says:
"We are expecting q better
season than our first. That Ii
only natural. We made many
new hockey fans last year, will
make many more this season.
Hockey is too brilliant and
thrilling a game to do anything
else but make friends.
Down in Olympia, site Of a new
arena. there will be another league.
And that means additional pres
tige to hockey in Southwest Wash
ington. Plans down there call for
four teams, one Of Olympia, one
from Grsys Harbor, Shelton, Cen
tralia or some other Southwest
city.
Then, at the end Of the regular
seasons and playoffs, there is no
good reason why the two title
teams cannot come together in
inter-league competition. Anyway
that is part of the plans we have
IN mind for the new year.
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FOURTH INNING

Reds -werber rolled oui. cros'
etu to Dahlgren. Frey flied Ia
Keller. Goodman walked. Good
man stole second, getting a long
lead on Ruffing which made Dickey
hurry his throw so badly 1t was
low and Gordon could barely head
IL off. Mccormick singled past
Rolfe, scoring Goodman. Lom-
bardi bounced out, Rufflng TO
Dahlgren.
One run, one hit. no errors, one
left.
Yankees-Rolfs flied to Good
man in short right. Keller out on
strikes. DiMaggio, hitting the sec
ond pitch, got an infield hit when
werber let his slow grounder roll,
hoping 1t would 90 foul. The ball
rolled almost parallel with the foul
line but stayed fair. lombard
tried to catch DiMaggio off first
but the Yankee outfielder got back
safely with a great slide. Dickey
lined sharply to Mccormick who
trapped the ball with a great pick
up and stepped on first to retire
the batter.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left.
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FIFTH INNING

Reds-Craft beat out slow
roller to Rolfe. Berger famed
swinging. Myers hit into a double
play, Gordon to Crosetti to Dahl
gren.
No runs, one hit. no errors, none
left.
Yanks--Selkirk rolled out TO Nc
Cormick. Gordon singled past
Werber. Dahlgren doubled down
the left field line, scoring Gordon.
After retrieving the ball in the left
field corner, Berger. who has a
weak throwing arm, tried to cut
down Dahlgren at second and Cor
don by a great piece OF base-run-
ming beat the relay from the Red
infield to the plate. Ruffing fouled
to Mccormick, Dahlgren holding
second. Crosetti flied to Craft.
One rune, two hits, no errors, one
left
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Rods big score was also a large
factor in the record-smashing
series which the Postmen rolled.
In turning in their high scores. the
Mailmen registered lol5 for new
single game record for the league
and 2s95 for new team total. The
score.
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Sixth INNING

Reds-Derringer rolled out on a
soft tap, Crosetti to Dahlgren.
Werber, with the count one and
one, flied to Selkirk. Frey flied
to DiMaggio.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Yanks-Rolfe flied to Craft in
deep center. Keller was out, Nc
Cormick to Derringer. DiMaggio
rolled out. Myers to Mccormick.
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THIRD INNING

R~<as Berger Tanned swinging
Myers s.sshsd q isns single past
Gor3Sn. DerTsnger hrshelsa a fzsll-
or through ;hs box which loosed
Ike a hit. but Croseiu raced b.
hing seoond 10 scoop up tho ball
and start = double play, crose,ti 10
Gordon to pshlgren-
No runA. ese hit. No error. none
left.
YANKEES Gordon fouled to Nc
Cormiek. pahlgrsn rolled cut
Frey 10 Mccormick. Rufsing sin-
gied clearly 10 left for the first
hit off Derringer. crosetu Tanned.
swinging.
No runs, one hit, no erorrs, enc
left.
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SEVENTH INNING

Reds-Goodman bounced out,
Rolfe to Dahlgren. Mccormick
rolled out, Crosetti to Dahlgren.
lombard fouled to Dahlgren.
Yanks-Dickey popped to Frey.
Selkirk lined to Goodman. Gordon
famed swinging.
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Postoffice patrons. who transact
business at the stamp window. TO-
day, viii likely find the oounts-
nance OF Rod Gsdd wreathed in
smiles. For the big anchor man
for the Postoffice bowlers Of The
Commercial league led the 100 men
and women howlers OF the COM
mercial league in their matches on
the Broadway alleys Tuesday night
with as fine a bit Of pin work an
has been seen In the circuit for
some time.
Gadd turned In = 267 single
game for q new league record
for the year, and only one pin
short Of the all-Ieague season
record Of Vic Johnson. He
finished with \ go total, =
number Of pins sufficient 10
win the weekly cash prize for
the high three-game score In
the Commercial loop.
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Md. - kcCsTnxs sHngisd
se&Fpgy ever Cafss~tts hsat
Ian harzzz ruiAea inte = so4sas gzzx
Rn1fs o. 0orstea ic n.ahlgrvsA Kuf-
IN Tanned Graf Ne sua.. aee 1T
ne srs~r<. eenr Nft.
fsake<s nhAgEso itnse
Sharply d Goodman. n.ekty sss
called okst on stfskss aslssts
famed swinging Ne ru... No hits.
No srrers. mere left.
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EIGHTH INNING

AAoAh A@f@"Ao
Reds-craft popped to Rolfe.
Gordon raced behind second to
make a brilliant stop Of Berger's
hard-hit grounder and threw him
out to Dahlgren. Myers grounded
out, Crosetti to Dahlgren.
Yanks-Dahlgren famed, swing
ing. Ruffing was called out on
strikes. Crosetti rolled out, Wer-
Der TO Mccormick.
NINTH INNING
Reds-Derringer grounded out,
Ruffing to Dahgren. Werber
rolled out, Crosetti to Dahlgren.
Frey lined high to Keller.
Yanks-Rolfe hit a sharp
grounder to Mccormick, who beat
the Yankee runner to the bag.
Keller tripled to right center.
DiMaggio was purposely passed.
Dickey singled to center, scoring
Keller. With the count one and
one, Dickey picked on a fast ball
and drove 1t sharply TO center.
One run, two hits. no errors;
two left.