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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-08

SEPARATION OF FAMILIES
is REAL PATHOS OF WARTIME
Children Become ''War Orphans Before Shot Is Fired

knapsack carrying days food supply slung over one
shoulder and gas mask case over the other-leavng
Europes cities for safer place without feeling soe-
thing Of the helplessness of that chld's mother
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-08
Household Hints

Every woman in America must be feeling the
thing burden of sadness for every mother and
wife in Europe.
We can't see a picture Of little children with a
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-08

The wife that expectations
that takes its toll of her and eventually she
precious thing in her comradeshp with
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-08
Caroline
Chatfield
Says Today


Leave the Gals Together and They Talk About Their
Men.
having heart
toheart husbands "You know said Of
his wife in completely
their 1t to that his
what they'll do where they'll
the week.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-08
Of Interest
To Women

Have you a household problem
to solve? Write your question
clearly, sign your name and ad-
dress, enclose a three cent postage
stamp and mail to The W0man's
Editor, Washington Service Blu
reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th
Street, Washington, ID. c., for q
personal reply.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-09-14
Institute Program Nears Completion

Hooert L. Smith, Assistant Secretary of Eastern
oUo League has been signed up preside
over Geenoelt's Second Annual Cooperat i've Tnst1
tute, October and 8, according to an
lron Mr. Louis Bessener Of the Arrangements Commit
tee' M. Smith is disti ngui shed cooperative ed,.
Gator and leader. '-'0 00~-
ALSO obtained for the Institute are Mr. Leslie
T.. "oodcock, manager Of the Eastern cooperative
wholesale and secretary Of the Consumers, coorera
lion sessions at the Wellesley Sumner 1nsti tute FOR
$3.50 frogress' MI. "oodcock will lead the Round
Table discussion Store Management and Mr.. Boman
Lead the one on the Organization Of Cooperative
EDUCATE onal Programs. e
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-09-14


HITeduy on Cne InstituteEs
program are MIR. R.N. Benjamin,
president Of the Pennsylvania
farm Bureau Association; Miss
Gertrude Emerson, recreation
leader; Dora Maxwell, Credit
Union Organizer; Greenbelt Boy
Scout Troop 2o2, and the Firth
battalion U. S. Marine Corps
reserve Band. And the Commit
tee is still lining up other
eatures, according to Mr. Bes-
emer. hrs. Leon G. 3enefiel
IS Tor the community supper be-
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-09-14
Community Health
8y S. R. Berenberg, Id,

ns NJ n.
Among the blanks to which the State Department Of
Hea1th points with siderable pride are the
In the record for smallpox in the State for the nat
ten years. N o'@ paSe
Dr.. R. H: Riley, Director of the Department cali 8
atCen11on to the record in a message tn "a ren+-
whose children will start to school this fs11
"pcn'C 1orget," ne said, "tat Maryland Law re-
ever child to be vaccinated before he or she
may De enrolled in any public school in the state
II you have neglected this for your small son or
ter, DON'T put it off any longer Go To vonr
doctor and have it do ne at once
Mn accordance with the State law nbve;c;.,. ,
expected to vaccinate all babies under thei - cor
oe1ore the children year old. Unit the chill
o1n are OF school age, the responsibility for having
shared by the teache and other school au+bor;+i
any teacher, school tr1s tee or cormi iorer 80
puo1ac school Who admits a chic who has not been
SUCCESSFUL vaccinated against SMALLPOX As 1isb1
to a e ne of $40. 80 NA0oae
. There have been only two cases Of llpox Of
1c1aI reported in Maryland in the last ten years
And me- IN 1871 which was contracted in California;
n me ooler in 1895, the diagnosis of rhi Oh was
doubted by those familiar with the disease. WIZ
Oese Two exceptions, the slate is cl can for small
.oa IN and lazy an 10 Tor $780, 1892 33, 49, 36, 49,
Ine situation is very different in other nar+e
y! the country, particularly tho Sc in wi ch var
The smallpox is not required by Law.
Inc reports Of the United States Publ ic Health Ser
v1ce snow that nearly Is, 600 people in the Uni tied
1a1es mad smallpox in 1898. In the Last ten wears
u mere have been over $4,000 cases. For the nast
Live years there has been a steady increase
while it is true that the ma ioritv of the cases
Ave occurred In the West, North Vest, Central.
oout vest and Southern States, res idence in other
sec11ons OF the country is safeguard against the
a1sease. The travel habit is so general ths+ co
s.ary 10 Npl1ng, East and West meet every day The
disease Is highly infectious and the onlv prot ection
against it, is vaccinati on
"Our Maryland Law was enacted in 1917 "a
BASED primarily on prevention through vaccinati On IN
LII ancy, ana our n cal freedom from the disease
1c' oeeh que largely to the INTEL gent cooperation
IL parents with the health All thori r. &c :, a.
erVance OF the vaccination requireuents But there
!e always some who are inclined to put it off m
IL some convenient time. Their children are the
nc WHO nave mot vaccinated against snnl lpoxt
!ecked up against them at the sumner ro7mdS3
nd the other child health conferences.
II your youngsters in this class DON'T wait
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-09-14

- naH1ug arrangements for the community supper
ing plar-ied and Howard Custer is 7oolr;n1 sste.
recreation.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-09-14

WATCH COOPERATOR ADVERTISE FNTs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Hockey Playoffs
Being Planned

Plans for the playoffs in the
Tacoma Ice Hockey league are ex-
peeted TO he announced by the di-
reetors within the next few days.
With that in view play Wednes-
day at the Lakewood arena il eN-
pected to be more heated than
ever Only three teams will he
eligible for the championship
series.
The Ait Heidelbergs practically
have one berth elinched but Cam
marano Brothers. Griffin Fuel and
Medosweet Diaries will be bat
Ting for the other two positions
with the Bottlers favored TO gain
one berth. while Griffin and Medo-
sweet will be toss-up for the
other position
Wednesday finds the league
leading Alt Heidelbergs facing
the greatly improved Griffin Fuel
five. The game is slated for 9
O'Clock with Medosweet Diaries
and Cammarano Brothers facing
each other in the 1880 O'Clock
opener.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Ski Weather

Paradise Nalley--Road open TO
Narada Falls; chains required;
temperature Of 20 degrees; l94
inches Of snow; clear; north
est wind; skiing good.
Mt. Baker Lodge--Road open
to lodge; snow and Ice on road
from nine miles east OF glacier
10 lodge: temperature OF 81 de-
grees; 2O7 inches Of snow; clear
and calm; snow dry; skiing
good.
SnOqualmie Pass-Road ley In
places from summit TO EastOn;
chains required; temperature Of
IS degrees; 108 inches OF snow;
clear and calm; skiing good.
Park Junetion-Rosd icy from
Park Junction to 20 miles west;
chains required; temperature Of
81 degrees; "a inches of snow;
broken overcast.
CAyuse Pass---tates closed.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of rs
degrees: no new snow. total OF
So inches; calm and clear; ski
ing good.
Monad Lake-Temperature Of
Is degrees; no new SNOW; total
Of 1O8 inches; calm and clear;
snow dry and po~dery; skiing
excellent.
Nartin--Tempersture Of II
degrees; no new SNOW; total Of
81 inches; clear and calm; snow
dry; skiing excellent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
huskiies Beat
Idaho, 1886
CONFERENCES STANDINGS
NofIhsfn nlAisinn

MOSCOW. idaho The universi.
" Of Washington Huskie- defeat.
ed a stubborn University of Idaho
basketball team. ~ to IS. In a
northern division Pacific Coast
conference game last night To stay
In sccond place a game behind
the defending champion Universe
~ OF oregon Mebfoots.
Only a small crowd saw tho
game In which WashinEtoa
never was the complete mas
ter. The first 10 minutes wer~
tight hattie with the score
tied three times. Forward Roy
Williamson started = soaring
spree In the closing minutes ~
the first half that put tho
iIusisics ahead, ~ 10 ~. at the
rest period.
zeigenfuss did all washinfton's
scoring in the first eight minutes
OF the second half. running up
nine points. Idaho trsllcd along
with point now and ihen but
came hack strong in the last four
minutes OF the game To cut Wash.
ingtons lead from 10 10 eight
points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Lutheran Girls
Bill Hoop Play

Under auspices Of the Women's
Athletic association OF Pacific
Lutheran college. basketball games
are scheduled to begin this week.
Teams chosen by Mildred Toilet
son. manager. and Miss Rhoda
Hokenstsd. physical education in
structor. are
Freshman Normal Nina Ander-
son. Esther Watney. Mabel Scott.
Asrceila Fredericks, Martha ST.
monson. LenOre Jshlstrom and
substitutes Marjorie Nelson and
Evelyn Kniobe
Sophomore Normal Grace Han
son. Carol Hawk. Olive Holts.
Niles DAVIS Jane Olson and Mar
jor1s johnson. with Vernita Spoon
er and Inez Nelson substitutes
Senior Normal-Alice Bo<,
lila Mae Adams, Carol sny-
der, Nellie Jean Miner. signe
Midtsater and Mildred Toilet
son. Substitutes are Judy
Gerde and Margaret Ihomp-
son.
The Liberal Arts team includes
Betty Ramsdell. Ariie Rutllls. Lois
Cooper, Doris Nesyig Mary Berg
man. Florence Pflueser. with Leola
johnson and Mildred halmin sub
stitutes
Chosen TO represent the nigh
school department are Verns An
derson. Stella Foss. Claire Leask.
Rosalis Jensen. Ayis HOMELAND
and Betty Joe Forster Other
substitutes are Bsobette Brotten.
Margaret Heggem. Pear Walden,
Dorothes Hscksrd. Josephine Cll-
ton ana Virginia scnrevdsra
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Logger Skiers
Will Have Day

Logger skiers viii have their day
at Paradise Valley tomorrow
Between 20 and 100 persons arc
expected Ia make the trip.
There will be downhill and sla
lom events on the competitive pro-
gram. with intra-fraterni,y and
mira sorority sltiers vieing
Racing will he featured he
tween II and 2. There also
will he a giant slalom race by
the Logger sk team ~ Rob
Kemp, Bob Heaton, Bob rsy-
lor. Gene Hall, Charles swan
son and Warren Webster.
Prizes have been donated by
Cooks Trunk Co, Avery Richard
sons Winter Sport Shop. Jim Col
Inns Rhodes Brothers ski shop
Din Howelfs Sporting Goods store
and Washington Hardware Co.
The Logger ski team will COM
pete Friday and Saturday In the
Northwest international Ski union
tournament at Hollyburn Ridge,
b. {. University OF British Co
lumbia. Idaho. Western college,
Washington state, University Of
Oregon, Oregon State and Reed
college. Portland. Will have teams
entered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Fife hoopmen
Us. Cruisers

Fife Trojans did 1t at Fife but
can they repeat at Estonville
That's the question concerning
the 1889 championship of the
Pierce County league hoop race
which will be decided Tuesday
night.
Out in front by one game. Bill
Wilson'S TroJans can nail down
the pennant and berth in the
West Central district by winning.
Bill Lemons Eatonville Cruisers
need the victory to escape a pos
sible elimination from tourney
consideration by Roy on Friday.
The averages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

tnY 1..sms f,mss staff writer
CAPITOL. Olympia To isssIixs
training of hunting dogs with live
birds. q bill passed the senate
Monday 81 10 J. with sis snssnt
or not voting.
All Pierce county members yots
ed aye"
The measure WAS introduced by
Sen. George AeAuiAy, Yakima
lawyer. himself mighty hunter
few years back lie il ~ now.
MeAnIsy explained that ihs
hunter. seeking sspeeisii, the
hardy Chinese pheasant. seeds
= dog trained hath IN point
and retrieve, NJ said THE was
necessary N prevent fbs
wounded Srd sseAVing 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
First Half Title
Decided Tonight

The fret half cham pionship Of
the PARK Church High Boys Bas.
sstball league NiIi b. decided To-
night on the Bellsrmins naples
when the Sons u Perielss and
First Congregational church quin-
tets clash a. O'Clock.
The winnsr ~ tonIgbts
fraeas viii take on Taimpd
Torah, second half title holder.
neat Monday. Feb. ~, for the
all-season championship.
TonlRhts game viii not end the
nigh boys games "a yet one more
night Of league play IA eardsd
for next Thursday night, which
viii end the seasons play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Bremerton Sets
Day For Skiing

PARADISE VALLEY Bremen.
tons SKI club Cruisers jumped
aboard the carnival parade today
and set March 1919 as the week.
end the navy yard city will rule
the roost In Rainier National park.
The schedule FOR the rest OF the
ski calander al the mountain looks
something like this
March 49, 10 - Breu,~ rton
Day.
April Ia --- Seattle Junior
Chamber Carnival.
April i5-is--Sil,er Skis.
April 2s-u. OF ". Carnival.
April so - Park Company
championships.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22


the weeks pinwork at the Broad
way alleys Monday night with
many high scores.
sam Blackburn. rolling for Big Bad
Wolf was the top man OF the circuit
with games OF All III and 205. and
500 total His teammste. Dave
Davies. was up among the high totals.
with $40 and another member OF the
team. Paul Schseffer. rolled nice
$50 total.
Ed sorensen captain and anchor
man for the Tacoma Towel supply
team finished With a 57a total, with
games OF 2l4, l5e and 20i
Bob Friberg registered Sos and Pat
Person $50 for the best scores OF
the Ray Printing Co. team
Oscar Carlson anchoring for Three
Little Pigs checked in with $50 for
the best total ON that team
Louise Wahlers rolled 500 10 lead
the women boWlers OF the loop Mae
Knight scored 2l3 for the best
single game OF the women stars and
wound up with 522.
Bob Fribers rolled 244 second
game for the best single game OF the
session
Tacoma Towel won three points
from Doc Boyer. Big Bad Wolf an
nexed three from Johnson Candles
and RAY Printers captured three from
Three Little Pigs
Bill Moriarty and Bob Fisher led
the Crystalike team IN victory over
Olympia Veneer IN a special match
Sunday Morisrty scored Ga and
Fisher 600 Charles Stsgner checked
In with SOL. Fat Person SAC and Larry
Lindstrom 504 The team total was
1894
Otto Larsen led the bowlers OF the
Penn Salt league Monday night His
200 was the high single game and
his 3s7 was the best two-ssme total.
A special match for the Washing
ton Birthday holiday has been an
nounced. Crystallke bowlers OF the
Glass B City league Will meet the
Johnson Painters first half winners
OF the City league at O'Clock.
Two more entries in the CITY ASSOC
citation tournament Saturday brought
the entry list to an even so five-man
teams. Three Little Pigs OF the In
dustrial league and City Garbage De-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Logger Gridmen
In Spring Work

Thirteen new and old gridmen
turned out yesterday for the 1899
spring work under Coach Frank
Leo More candidates are expected
out later in the week
Don Wofford, all-conference end.
was elected honorary captain for
last season. his mates casting bal
lots this week. The most valu-
able player award went to Wayne
Neeley. sll-conference center. and
the inspiratioral award TO Richie
Howe. halfback.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
HUNTING DOG BILL PASSES
SENATE BY 81 TO ) BALLOT

aesss. there ~ lie ~ ~
killed In ~ keiple~s esW1ts
tiss ~ liz natural ssiwsai sae-
mse~. lie sstd this ~as
se~a In eass II wstes fewf
also.
ssuch training" he deeairsd.
''caH only t,s carried ovs with the
llss II live afds
The bill provides that compsti.
Tive field trials may b~ nsia eaiy
ln such monihs and undsr sleh
regulations ~ may h. designated
ny the state game department.. and
that no sseh trials may ~ hsld
between April ~ and 1spl. l..
rriystsiy-ownsd nrds mcee ~
used
The hill nos soss 70 the hssssA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Feature Basket
Matches Arranged

The Pierce County inter-lsaEns
tournament committee has ar
ranged for the sls Tacoma leagues
to play . one-game match league
series with total points scored ~
all tesms in each league 10 deter.
mine the strongest loop.
Also the play In 10 serve a. =
means Of classifying the local
teams into the A, II or G divisions
OF the tournament
Leagues VIII play esrh otises
- foilo~sl
city league W. Commercial
A.. Commercial M W, PARK
independents Crusade league
". Park hureh Mems league.
Teams will he matched accord.
Ing 10 their final position in thu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
BRIEFS |!

NEW YORK Wayne ga hin
OF Portland. ore. who has been
winning all the tennis titles on
the Florida winter circuit. was
seeded No. today 10 win tho
national indoor singles cham
plonahip beginning IN the big
seventh regiment armory here
Thursday
Gene Mako Of Los Angeles
WAS seeded No. 2 sidney n.
Wood IT,. Of New York. M. }.
and Frank Bowdon. New York.
No. T.
MONTREAL Hector Toe"
Blake Of Montresl's canadiens
today led quartet NJ high scor.
ers by two points In the goal
getting race In the National
Hockey league
Blake. with 30 points led
Johnnie Gottselig. Dave schrin-
er Tommy Anderson and syi
Apps tied for second with 81
sT. LOUIS - The ~. Leul.
Cardinals dropped their zsib
player contract into the offies
today. Eoos slaughter, Young
outfislder ready for his second
year In the major leagues. sign
I'd yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA Vice Pres
ident Roy Mack ~ the Aneri-
can league Athletics announced
today that Lou vinnsy. an out.
fielder with tho A. for a..
years. had sgnsd for the 1899
ssson.
CHICAGO--T~s Chicago pro-
meters announced today they
will stage . $1,000 world pro-
fessionsl championship basket
ball tournament In the fsdlsss
srnory March zs2s.
Promoters Harry Haanis and
Marry Wilson said they have In
yit~d n Of the nations be~t
professional teams. Tea. they
said. Indicated they win accept.
cuckoo Manager Leo
fGabby1 Haftnett and five II
his Chicago Guns headed Rest
today for owner = X Wrfg-
lsys spring training camp on
Catalina Island Calf
Pitchers jack Russell. Vance
Page and kifby HgDs and
Cstchsrs Bon CArbark and BIN
BAKER wsr. IN the party Two
more pitchers Earl Nnitshiii
and Paul Epperiy will be piek.
ed up en- route today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Tiger Baskets b
Play breneriea

sisdiums Tigers. SIN with ~
outside chance 10 tie for The
cross state league BASKETBALL
championship. win journey 70
nremerton for . game with the
Wild Cats tonight.
4 win mr. me newsats ~
night asA vsetesy ssss eses-
est nest Monday sight hsss
win ~ theM with M 0Weop
for ne e1ols--pssvtes1 tAs'
coin'a Abes deseAt ~ No.
gults IN their eissh ~ ~
Lreean gym Tonight
Tbs Tigers will 60 Into the
Bremefton game determined 10
win, hat not overconfidsnt, rhey
know the Wild Cats, although they
are in the league esilsr. are moi 10
he taken lightly. sinae they whip
ped Everett last saturday night.
10 10 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

never say better-timed
right cross than that knock
down wallOp." Spider was
referring 10 q knockdoWn by
Maloney in the second round.
Marker, Tacomss Fighting
Fisherman. i husky youngster
who punches fairly well himself,
indicating that Thursdays feature
mix may develop into the out
standing simon-pure smuggling bee
Of the season
Thursdays card. presented under
the auspices Of Edward b Rhodes
post. American Legion. Is essen
TALLY Tacoma vs. Southwest
Washington team match affair.
Nine bouts all four-roundsrs
vii. De offered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
PagGa Joins
Benedict GROUP

SFATTLE-Ioe Psglia. for
mer santa Clara university
football star and now athletic
coach at 81. Martins college.
was married last night to Miss
Ada Heath of Seattle.
The worlds former middle
weight boxing champion. Fred
die steele. was best man. The
marriage license was issued by
Chief Deputy Auditor Bobby
Morris, football referee. The
Psglias will live in Olympia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

Maloney had just lost a pretty
raw home town decision 20 VIII
lard Hogue OF Los Angeles IN the
Pacific Coast Golden Gloves finals
last December when Roache came
forward with this unsolicited COM
ment:
What a great hitter that
pasty-faeed Kid is. He won
that fight with miles 10 spare.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
WOULD PROHIBIT KILLING
HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS

CAPITOL the senate introduced
prohibit the hunting
or killing Of halaeeus leucocephalus
a medicine n
eagle native hs high Of
Wsshingionfs mountains
bill Mary Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Church League

Park-Church league results;
Central Lutheran Is. Zion Luther
an 81; Latter Day Saints IL. Sixth
Avenue Baptists l6 Epworth M.
f.. 80. st. Paul Danish g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Figures Tell
Whole Story
BY ELLIOTT METCAI.F

Read these official Washington
state revenue figures concerning
the fish catch tax for 1881 and
1888.
1881 tax. before the traps were
outlswed. Sl65 600
1888 tax, four years after the
traps were outlswed. $4,000.
A mere difference Of SIS. 900 ..
and Governor Martin. his admin
istrstiYe advisers and the greedy
trap barons would have ven be-
lieve an EMERGENCY EXISTS in
the state and RETURN OF THE
DESTRUCTIVE TRAPS ARE ES-
SENTIAL
Each of the three bills aimed At
killing Initiative No. u. the peo-
pies anti-trap law. carries an
EMERGENCY clause.
Incidentally II is on the strength
of that emergency clause that the
bills could be legally attacked even
should they pass.
The dictionary supplies the full
and complete meaning Of the word
emergency in the sense used in
the proposed laws that would re-
turn the traps to Washington
waters. To wit:
Emergency measures >.
Govt. Laws that are passed
by n legislature under the
war power of constitution
Ia.
'preservations of the public
peace. health, or safety" such
as the Emergency Ship Act
091i) and the Emergency
Revenue Act 1870 of the
United States, and the Finer
gency Powers Act 1890 of
Great Britain. Such laws gen
orally require "A special declar-
alton OF emergency and some
times must obtain an extra
ordinary ma ority. they
usually go into effect at once
without submission to the
voters in referendum.
The abolition of the traps GER
family hasn't left Washington at
a point where its peace, health or
safety is concerned
However, No. II certainly ap-
pears to have robbed the former
trap barons of their peace of mind
and financial health.
Seriously, the governors plea,
like the plea of Fisheries Director
Brennan and the trap interests
that our salmon industry is threat
ened doesn't hold water.
The 1881 and the 1888 tax rev.
enue official report tell the story.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
B d w l. l II q

partment Of the City Employees league
we're the latest auintets 10 come into
the big meet The tournament starts
next Saturday nisht and continues
through Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

last round NJ play Inst H. 81
shot = basket ffem far bphtnd IL
line on his cwn hack court.
f.athessus saxl ttsl seattle r~slsuo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

nan@ tslthsvan. Nssn ~, Nntsn
lsl. r.ffsult a. ptlids a.. seattle.
Msvfles fsl. waits ~. nSAn 1ls
katlea ftoi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

Industrial league bowlers opened
the weeks pinwork at the Broad
way alleys Monday night with
many high scores.