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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
CYcHst Still in
Serious Condition

Larry Strong, 2. o. lll4Ia 50.
* st, was still in a critical eondi-
ton at st. Josephs hospital satur-
day as the result Of injuries slIf-
fered when his motorcycle eollided
with an automobile early Friday
morning.
Strong suffered possible internal
injuries and severe cuts about the
face and legs The motorcycle he
vas riding plunged hesd-on into =
car driven by Rudolph Kowslski
So. Of Route 3. Box ass. as the lat
ter vas about 10 make a left turn
at Saith st. and South Tacoma way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
MUSIC RECITAL ENDS
GRANT SCHOOL YEAR

Among the activities in connec-
ton with the closing of the public
schools was the recital at Grant
school under the direction OF Mrs.
C. NJ. Bundy and Miss Amanda
Just.
Piano pupils presented were
Hope Kindt, Bobby and Jimmy
Burrows. Roy Allan Grsyson, OAR
lene Olson, Elaine Langlow. Billy
Belfoy. Phyllis Lind, Jimmy SUIT
ton, Donald Mooney and Nancy
Ashley. Also on the piano pro-
gram were Lorna June Flanders
and Beverly Tveter, advanced
pupils Of Mrs Bunday.
Vocal numbers were given by
pupils Of Miss Just. director Of
music at the school. included John
PEEL and "Old King Cole"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
KETRON ISLAND
CRUISE SUNDAY

Starting 200 yards east ef LYLE
Point sandspit on the south end
Of Anderson island. power boats
OF the Tacoma Yacht club feet
will cover a i2-miie course Sunday
In the ketron Island race.
All boats are TO depart ard pass
control points according 10 each
skipper's predicted log. 50 as TO
finish at l2;So p. m, maintaining
fixed engine speeds throughout un-
less forced by breakdown or rules
OF the road 10 make a change.
The course laid out by IN. re-
gatts committee extends from
Lyle point through Cormorsnt
passage on the east side Of ketron
island. around Toliva shoAl spar
buoy and return TO the start The
main control point will he the
crossing Of an imaginary line be-
tween roliva shoal buoy and Pt.
Gibson on Fox island.
Observers Will be assigned at 10
a. m. Sunday. just before the first
boats prepare To get away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
Jch0nb0rn U1edding
Is PuyaNup Event
MIR. and Mrs. Malcolm P. Thomson
10 Make Home in Mount Vernon

PCfALLUP-Miss Dorothy
Fern Schonborn and Malcolm p.
Thomson were married FRIDAY
evening at the home Of the bride $
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Schon-
born on West Pioneer way, at one
Of the most impressive ceremonies
Of the year.
More than 100 relatives and
friends gathered for the candle
light service read at $50 by Mr..
Thomson's father Dr. James
Thomson Of Seattle. Tall baskets
of pale pink roses and light blue
delphiniums were placed on either
side of the flower banked fireplace
of the living room. Three cream
colored columns supporting candles
in silver holders thanked the floral
setting. In niche above the
fireplace five candles in cream
candelabra glowed in surrounding
clusters of pink roses.
The bride wore gown of white
chiffon, fashioned in youthful lines
with shirred bodice and round
neck, edged with lace. She had
veil of illusion and carried bou-
quet of pink roses.
She was attended by her sisters.
Miss Marian Schonborn, as maid
of honor, wore a turquois blue
gown and carried bouquet OF
cream roses tied with pink ribbon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
THREE DRIVERS
Get $500 FINES

Fine of 500 and costs each were
assessed against Leonard Blakely,
Richard w. Coolidge and Tom
Henderson by Justice Clarence d.
Layton in police court Friday after
they had entered pleas Of guilty to
charges of driving automobiles
while under the influence of intoxi-
eating liquor.
Blakely was arrested Saturday
night on So. 18th between X and
J SITS, Coolidge at 18th and Broad
way early Friday morning, and
Henderson, who lives at Vaughn,
near 9th and Stevens st. on the
Day Island highway.
Dennis Bowe, a companion of
Cooledges, was fined S25 and costs
after he pleaded guilty to being
drunk in an automobile. The three
confessed drivers all had their OPP
orators licenses revoked for a year
by Justice Layton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
u. v. CREW TO
SEE n. Y. FAIR

As tribute to the University OF
Washington crews, racing today in
the historic Poughkeepsie regatta.
the New York Worlds Fair will
hold University of Washington
Crew Day" Sunday, 1t was an
nounced today by f. b. McGovern
of the Washington state Progress
commission.
Coaches and members Of the
three Husky crews will be present.
ed in the Court OF Sports at the
fair at 3 p M. and later will be
guests of honor at a reception in
the Washington State building.
The reception is being arranged
by the Washington State Progress
commission, in charge OF Washing
tons worlds fair exhibit. and New
York alumni of the university
Kenneth l.. Collins, u. of w. IT,
advertising manager OF the New
York Times, will be master OF
ceremonies. Sam Shaw. %. assist
ant manager Of the Chase National
bank of New York city, who cap
tanned the winning Washington
crew on the Hudson in 1928 and
later was crew coach at Yale,
heads the reception committee.
The University Of Washington
flag will be unfurled IN the Court
Of Sports, Commissioner McGovern
said.
Other members OF the commit
tee include Frederick n. Meisnest,
jr., %. director OF the Washing
ton exhibit; Charles Virgins, ri:
Mrs. Robert A. Wolfe. 20; Rust
Callow, 10, former Husky crew
coach, now head coach at Uniyer-
sity Of Pennsylvania; Mrs Patrick
McGrady, 81 Louis Scarborough.
Is. commissioner of states parti-
cipation for the Worlds Fair. Win
Grant. rs, executive Of the Penn
sylvania Mutual Life Insurance
Co. and Christy Walsh. head OF
the special sports department of
the Worlds Fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
Divorce and Division of
100000 PROPERTY Asked

In addition, she obtained from
Presiding Superior Judge Robert
r.. Evans a restraining order
against her husband. his company.
and three banks. enjoining them
from selling. transferring or other
wise dlsposing Of any Of Dayisons
personal property which might be
In their possession.
Mrs. Dawson asks a temporary
allowance. pending settlement Of
the suit. OF $3.50 per month. She
lists her husbands salary as as
900 per year. The divorce action
came after more than 40 years 81
married life. The Dayisons we're
wed In Tacoma Jan. -. 1899. and
have lived here ever since.
Among the properties which
Mrs. Dawson mentions in her suit
Ia the family home at zsis No.
Junett. They also have a summer
cottage at Purdy.
Continuous acts Of cruelty for
the past several years and personal
indlgnitles are cited as cause for
the action.
The Dayisons have four chill
dren. all more than II years Of
age. Kenneth Brady Dawson.
Mrs. Alice Ailesn Dawson Hutehln-
son. Mrs. Mary Margaret Dawson
Mathews and Edwin Nelson DAN
son.
Ali property. states Ars DaN-
son. was acquired subsequent 20
their marriage Major parts u 4,
Ia II per cent Of the capital stock
If the Standard Paper Co.
Restrained b. Judge Evans Or
der and cited % appear in court
on a sh0w cause order A. two
O'Clock next Friday. June Is. are
Dawson. his company. the Bank
Of California. National Bank Of
Tacoma, Puget Sound National
bank and the Washington Safe
Deposit co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
Shrine's Circus
Closes Tonight

Tacoma musicians played IN im~
paffans part In Tho presentation
This week u roisek nrns. circus
At the Armory. playing rnnss than
10 numbers during the fwo.h1ue
sisD~ At sseh NJ 10 performances,
Ths nhrinss nstusdsy we're
prepared Ia siase their circus. with
The final performance 1t s:is >. n.
Lac r. ttiii. potsntats n Ann TEN.
pie. snd HuAswii G. Hsriow, ssn.
srai chairman. exprssssd thAnks 70
members a the committee and
others vho supprtsd the psojaet
for the bsssfit a Ann tsmpis
activity fund.
Hsndsnsn NJ Tacoma. who jn6ns
ri fhs eifssis for Z wseh. wsso
John fst<fs. Joe ~. Jean ana D.
Fefsss Morse. Ths hand was n.
rsessd by Js<k Rail. At roiaeis
Bro~. othsrs In The hard we're
George Johnson and Jim Hainens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
Girl Scout Campers Haze
Neav Float at St. Adams

at the blackboard. The areas are
divided for non swimmers and
swimmers.
Three Red Cross life saving ex-
aminers and four senior life savers
will be on the camp starr, super
vising swimming. boating and
canoeing activities.
Another surprise st camp will be
the new station wagon. recently
purchased. The car viii ~at nine
and will be used for transporting
luggage for troop camping trips.
overnight hikes. and for the Older
girls Gypsy trip Aug. 20 10
Sept. /.
Girls planning 10 attend 81.
Adams may register now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
METHODISTS IN
UNION SESSION

nGLI1NGHAM. Wash. - This
First Pacific Northwest Methodist
conference was meeting hrrs 10.
day following dissolution ~ the
Pacific Northwest Methodist Epis.
eopsi church conferences last night
during its fith annual Meeting.
bishop Wallace No. fssawn. Port.
land, Ore. was In charge. A. the
300 clerical and lay Delegates dis.
solved the Methodist f.plsropsi
conferences. The action conformsd
with the dcelsion NJ the national
conferences In Kansas city last
April.
The new Northwest Msthodist
conferences includes four Eroups.
Methodist Episcopal. Norwegian.
Danish. Methodist Episcopal south
and Protestant Msthodlst church.
ss In Washington and northern
idaho.
Election of new conferences az.
fiesrs. lay and clerical delegates
To the general world oonfsrsnee
neat April and also 10 the western
IsirisdietloBsi conferences On the
Pseifie coast this summer was
started. appointment. II minls-
tsrs To new psstofstss In ths en-
ference we're scheduled % he an
notnesd Sunday evening prior 10
adjournment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
INSTALLATION
TO Be TUESDAY

In . cevemeuy open "a ~ OH
rsilows the washington junior
ie<iNs No =. { q. q. - vsl mid
sss ssms-Arnusi installation ~
cfficsrs. Tuesday. June ~. In the
!. O. q y. temple ~ Z p n. rhe
installation ceremonies Win -
eeadaessa by Rchsvs Thevsn. past
ehlss ruler assisted ~ James OLE
YER past chief Fussr. Heesvt Mn
Charles H~aly and l. J. Joasav
grand s~eretAsy.
Officers 10 ~ Installed srvs twas
rssisn, whc ssser~sds Noesvt
Thomas ~ chisf ruler. 1ach fIai.
lsshsr. deputy ruiss. Robert An.
show. recorder. risyd tsrnhams
accountant. and wssIey Ensiunds
treasurer,
rhs chief ruler has appointed
The following offiesss' Eugene
ttsmhy. conductor, Charles fsast-
lett. wsrisns Edwin Dahl. ehsp-
laia. nay Handy. inner ssntInels
and Laurie byrd - auter ssntinsL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
LIBERALIzINC OF OLD
ACE PENSIONS URGED

Discussion Of a proposed hber-
sllzatlon Of old age pensions VIII
be q feature al meeting Of the
old age pension group 10 be held
in the Eagles rail al 18th and
Fswcett. Sunday at s p. m.
DR.. Allen Emerson stated that
the organization Was 10 frame a
special letter to Senator Lewis y.
SchxeIlenbseh asking mis- support
end aid in proposal TO eqoalize
al pensions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

Girl Scout campers arriving at
st. Adams this summer will find
large new waterfront float
awaiting them. built by members
of the Kiwanis club and presented
as a gift from the club to the Ia
coma Girl Scout Council.
The large platform, designed by
Silss Nielsen. camp architect. IL
supported by oil tanks. and IL
equipped with a new diving board
and a high life guards observation
platform.
The float, anchored four feet
from shore, is approached by =
gang plank so that swimmers may
be easily observed by the guard as
they check themselves In and out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
BUNKER Mill
DAY PROGRAM

To commemorate Bunker Hin
day. members of the Tscous New
england society will hold their sn~
naAl picnic Saturday ~ the main
grounds at Point Defiance park
the day 10 held dear u III New
Fnxianders. who win recall the
gay festivities II the day IN New
England states
The picnic dinner u II ~ ~ =
eslwk guests bringing their own
picnic nsskets Coffee viii -
served.
The occasion sisc MARKS the sss
nusl siscssen ~ officers. The pre~s
~nt officers are nv. A. w. BrtdnN
president: q. a. waite. vtee preei~
asHs' Mrs A. n Meers. reretarys
and Mlss >. l. s.roskev, treasurer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
COME TO THE BIBLE
CHURCH

DIR MBAuGH will eypound the
Bible al IA a. m. and . o. IN.
Morning service broadcast kIO
1850 kcJ
Evening sermon: The Wise bulld
for Eternity"
Gas a. IN. LiSe-Nirs Bible school.
Nursery Open Morning aud Evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
TRUCK DRIVER FINED
and LOSES LICENSE

George G. kupcho. 2s-year-old
Tacoma truck driver, Of 1921 so.
l. st. pleaded guilty TO charge
OF drunken driving and was fined
500 and costs Friday afternoon
by Justice Clarence ". Layton.
Kupchos license was revoked for
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
JERSEY BREEDERS TO
SELECT FAIR HERD

Members Of Pierce County Jersey
Cattle club will hold their annual
spring show at Carl Gaul farm al
Muck Creek on Mountain highway
next Tuesday, beginning at 1880
Apnroximately so head Of Pierce
county's Jersey cattle have been
entered. From these herd will be
selected to represent Pierce county
AZ Western Washington fair next
Gall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

Mrs. Nellie NJ. Dawson. wife OF
Roy L. Dawson. president of the
Standard Paper Co. in Tacoma.
filed suit for divorce Friday after
noon asking division Of property
estimated at more than $500 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
INDEPENDENT BIBLE CHURCH

a center for Bible Christians Of all
denominations and Of no demoni-
nation and a refuge for troubled and
Ein-siek soulel.
Div. At g. st. Opposite Wright Park
True EoFsnipperz worship CD me
Palmer In spirit and II Truth"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
THE CORE
DIRECTORS TO MEET

Board OF directors Of Tacoma
school district will meet at Cen
trail school Thursday, June ~. at
z 80 p. m.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter Store. (ady. }
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

i,asilse, In part payment. crooked
him what was rrrhahly the first
real square meal he had had fcr
aass Not that ne didn't have the
foei. bat he last never took time
to I'm anything really rxsatshlss
n. A. was not mere than twenty
eight and he uwnsd . hundred and
sixty acres cs fertile battnmland.
lie ran stock. a. aid everybody
in that region. but they were all
hack IN the hills ON leased state
lands Tho bottom land was purely
. land ON which Ia grew things
and despite drought. rrssshapress
and ether pests. no had paid for
the farm. owned a nice car ali paid
for. and had considerable money
in the hank. All that In the three
years he had been thsrs.
sseepssg II rreksesa
The sleeping problem turned rat
10 he rather delicate ~ far ~ our
ha.t Was concerned The rain had
reduced the land 10 seft Humba
all over and pitching = camp. ~
We had first intended. was out 81
the question.
u. A. was . very modest young
man and the cabin had but one
room. 90 he was going 10 turn u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

just ms ahoiher Storm es"i' W.
We eHpiea group %, ie'fy oo''
'hss ana pu.'h,k a'"o's. H NY.
up inc pahs 10 'he'r sn.''e' pu'
lnefe WASH any she's'f .".,s
iney ""' o''" ''A.'of'' "'
years, ana the roofs han easen ~
under thelr "eisn. OF esf,h' n',
The WAITS were sun stahaihE si"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
CLOVER CREEK
GRANGE GROWS

Mrs. Emma Davis. ehaismas ~
Glover Creek Grange memhsrrMip
COMMITTEES. announces thsss viii
he . class 1t candidates initiated
1t the nest meeting u The ise
and Ind degree team.
Tod Ns~un. msstsr a. Inc
Grange. will 10 In charge AZ the
dance saturday night. the proceeds
II which viii 20 toward ths build.
ina fund cf the new hall.
Women of the Orange wsrs hness
wednesday II . showss hnncsing
Mrs. Joe nAsna at ths honas e
Mrs. mud Andsrpm.
M. and Mrs. Gust Nelsan were
happily surprised at = party calls
bfstinE thsis 18th and T1tA birth
days. respectively. rhsy wsss pre-.
ssnisd with = floor lamp ~ 9
group At relatives and f1sads
which numbered more than m
Mrs, Charles johnson. SISTER oe
NsIsou. was rsffsshmsnt hnstAs&
Frsdsriekson mission has opsnsA
the vacation tiibls school foe
juniors. with more than 100 pepsls
snreiisd. Senior eis2sse are hsid
svsry cthsr Tuesday 81 the mis-
sion. with pot luck i,snehsoas.
Mr.. and Mrs mud Anderson were
guests IN Seattle Sunday q the
homs cf hr. And MrA chAsIsy
Yates.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

From our high vantage point
We could see the roof ~ a tiny
cabin set back in the cottonwoods
on the other eide of the river. 10
when tbs storm was ended. We
lined the canoe down 10 where
we could board without begging
down and headed across the river.
Al last luck vac with vas. for. Just
as another black cloud bore down
on us. We gained tho shelter Of the
cabin,
That little cabin, set On a ridge
20 feet above the river. shaded by
cottopwO0ds and small willows.
and surrounded by clusters Of Wild
roses. their sweet fragranee letter
ing in the heavy air bst~sen gusts
Of wind. had by far the most beau
tiful setting we had seen on the
river. II Was the kind Of retreat
that tired business men dream
about. for all around It game was
plentiful.
We saw innumsfatls fresh deer
tracks the neat morning ia the
front yard. chlssse pheasant fed
with the chickens. while on the
river river beaver. ducks. huge
Canadian geese. and under its
murky waters Airchsd pike. chan
mel cats and sturgsoa. II was
one n the fsg places along the
river where a man. be he ~ IN
ellHsd. could. with a few civilized
necessities. live of the fat u the
Land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
HgQin UciOuS Storm
Drives Lynds Ashore
Find Shelter in Sportsman's Parade
With Young and Lonely Widower

sa,e rat. IN. sn.,.esn,h q .-.s.. ss'ss sss..s ~
eablsas ws.h'ssea Jubilee ssse. TIE states es.sm
exclusively in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
HAS HEART ATTACK

Gust Norman. -. Of Gil 10. nth
st. suffered a heart attack tn a
beer tavern Friday and was taken
TO the county hospital for treat
ment.
Funeral flowers you can afford
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
TICKETS FOR SPEEDING

Guy X. shsehan and II. VI Al
version were arrested Friday on
charges Of speeding.
Bedding plants. HIM. Florist
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
TAooMAS HEADS UNION

Nick Aladiniek OF Tacoma IL
the new secretary and business
agent d the United F1shermsn's
Union Of the Pacific for the Pu-
get Sound district. which includes
all territory between Astoria and
Belilnghsm. His headquarters have
been extsbltEhs in Seattle.
Thomas ~. sIdres was elected
agent for Tacoma local. No. !,
succeeding Anthony VlahoNch,
nov IN Alaska
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

Appropriately enough. II Was In
habitsd by young uidousr. VIM
Was seeking keeiusiOa from his
fellow men. But for ali that he
made Us more than welcome and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

Our waterproof clothing was NO
match for that driving rain and
Just after n nearly soaked us TO
the skin. a two minute barrsEe
Of hall finished tho Job. II was
maddening to have the town Of
culbertson inst over that cut bank
with It's comfoftablc-looking build.
ings, but Il might just M well
have been In Mexico for all the
good u did us The only way We
could have reached u would have
been with wings.
Cold and unc o m Portable, we
watched for buildings along the
shore where We could put In and
dry out, neing chilled on this part
OF the Missouri can he a serious
thing. for sometimes II II almost
impossible 10 get warm for days
IL the ranches are very far apart.
We carried no spirits and II was
next 20 impossible Ia build a fire
in that wind with wet wood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

Montrhe sky stll cloudy and threatening when
showed off from Brockton early morning Hut felt
ready for anything after good nights Sleep with little
visitors Of the night before under control Shower clouds
all the sky and could rain coming down
all around us
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

For once the wind was In the
west and the cloud. were coming
from that direction. instead ~
from the east. So We didn't expect
to run into any prolonged storm.
However. when the first en~ dld
creep up behind Us. Il locked bad
enough for VA "a seek shelter Ia
shed 81 an apparently deserted
riverside sheep ranch. Hut eniy =
few scattered drops fell before tho
sun broke through, ~. emeoldened
by that experience. Ne decided to
ride out the next one that came
along
II seems We learn very little
hy experience Thst suddenly cold
wind should have warned us what
was coming, With a terrific blast
II wind. the rain caught ns on an
unprotected. wide bend, with high
cut banks on one side and low
sand bars on the other.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
Going to BeIlingham

A group of members of Custer
circle. Ladies of the G.. A. r.,
leave here Monday to attend the
annual convention to be held at
Bellingham Tuesday throug h
Thursday. Making up the party
are Mrs. Loretta Donica, Mrs.
Bertha Benton, president of the
circle; Mrs. Effie Schuetz and Miss
| Anna Brand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

Theta Rho Elects

Newly officers of the
Theta Rho Girls recently chosen
to serve for the next term are
Ruth Clark, president; Jane Rine-
hart, vice president; Elsie Dodd.
recording secretary; Leah Ken
nedy, financial secretary, and
Emma Lou Statler, treasurer. The
group will be installed at the
meeting of July 5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

Valley camp, Royal Neighbors OF
America. will meet Monday night
at Redmen's hall on West Stewart
ave. for $50 pc. luck supper
to which members and their
families are invited. The picnic
scheduled for Saturday has been
postponed until Sunday, June rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
Visit Middle West

o. NJ. Barton and daughters,
Misses Bess and Verna Barton, are
on a trip through the middle west
which will include a visit to Mr..
Barton's birthplace, Oshkosh, Wis.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-21
SEATTLE HAS
BIG LEAD IN
LEAGUE RACE
Los Angeles Drops Double
header 10 LowIy
Oakland
(By Associated Press

Seattle holds a comfortable nine
game lead in the home stretch in
the Pacific Coast league race after
shutting Sacramento out in five
straight games. The Rainiers capped
the second split week with a double
triumph over the Senators while the
second place Los Angeles Angels
dropped pair Sunday to the lowly
Oakland Acorns.
A ninth-inning tally gave the
Rainiers the victory in the first
game and in the nightcap Les Web
Der gave up only five widely scat
tered hits.
Oakland's Manager, Johnny YER
gez, cracked out a homer with two
on deck in the fifth inning to give
the Acorns the first victory and in
the second game the Acorns pushed
across four runs in the final frame.
At San Francisco the third place
Seals and Hollywood Stars split
twin bill
Portland nipped San Diego Sum
day for both ends of the double
header Fifty-five hits were record
ed during the two games