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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
Nay Send U.S..
Marines Into
Chinese City

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nsaef az the osssaiAw reads bad be-
come ~ great that srttieusns Az.
;hot4tiss mlxhs ~ fosvsd 20 with
draw into M limits % ths settle
lnsnt.
grNnki4n. hcssexer. after read.
lnE Fmsillpsf statement. said
80 far Is I arr Concerned ~
are not going 70 withdraw al any
cost
Mast q tire outside roads ira
verse a section IN which leading
Americans reside
rhlIiips issued his statement
after . Chinese plain eiethes-
man. without warning. had
Killed . Chinese policeman and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
COuLEE'S OWN
RECORD BROKEN

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
Milwaukee Wants
1oBuy2.WoC
Ten Locomotives

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
TO ADDRESS
SAVINGS, LOAN MEET

Two lscomans will be among
speakers AZ The annual convention
Of the Washington Savings and
Loan league TO be held In Everett
oct- 20. Il was announced Friday.
J. T. 8. Lyle. president. Pacific
First Federal Savings and loan
association. win speak on "uncie
Sans Planned Ranking Aetiv-
ities.~ while Charles s. Lyons. at
torney for the Evergreen Savings
and Loan association. win present
memorial To deceased association
members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

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- fasf aa&Fs - sad tax $50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21


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Thsfs ~ss a brief sontsst over
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1ssss legal votsrs. hssi they we're
nk~eea finally. rhoss asking re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

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~1th Aixh bluffs cn ear left. Bot
sneks - no Fc<ks that nsFfo~, pro.
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SIN had full play and Il WAS -
warm that Heb even removed hl'
sweat shirt. Bat not for lonE.
The minute ~s swept afoant
tire rock roanf the cold wind hit "a
liks . blast from The Arctic enc
Ne beth made . grab for cur dis
essdea clothes. Rlehsrdsun Land
ING ~as iast around that point
hat there ~sfs no houses In view
However. there were some flsher
men there who told us that ther'
mas . store and house on top ol
thu isyse
sMoRE I.ATER)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

" yuars rat sssnx u. sell u with
a fast.Aetban Txmss want 40.
Call NAsn slal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

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- kifA ana ne Nc knizs< u rslsif'
- rlIins : sped - f~<t shpse tkss
nespa. VT ther~ wss tesir fest II
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tneAi p<op,< Hefs iust. eus shs
cerss and kesefnm<Ht rescue hcsts
wsss nnshis u 81 Al The stock 10
safety eekcss The water caught
ehem. Eenas At ire hlxxsf planters.
n nnt1x1pation ~ Another need.
have bul,t rpgNiAF bunk hoa.ss en-
~ h>affn fcr th<lr t<nsnts. Ins
,asl sinH< there ~Hznt enough xhsi-
ter fof III ~ rscpie ard many had
- live IN t<sts or sae<p cntsids
1ur1nx ths ~ weeks ~ flced, and
- ~inter 4 - very cold In
aAls sertinn slts svsn cold In
o<.pa<r. sake II from us).
nse's n1nne~ (et1
n w~s sfiii cold when Ne showed
~ The n<xt morning and there
was bad had wind Rain WAS in
ne cir, but M wouldn't have been
SURPRISED 10 80 = hight fall II
onox. nx<n The little ncsor. work
~ like = Trojan. failed Ia heat
enonxh 10 Boh could keep hls
hands warm on III casing.
We were glad sasneone had ted
~ abcat the locations q botf
1<axura and o<eois for We couldn't
poosihly have reached them th'
r1gAt. and the chutes leading In u
that matter. We could 3usf 81
~ water tower IT The former to~s
ever the bcttomiands far 10 tn
n<xht. and the ahutes leading IN 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
Drainage Commissioner to
Write O,cn Recall Ballot

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1sarmasy aft<rnan ira ~ srsrarx haxst LIE and
sgnssssas ~ rAssF0a far - rsxaA ssessea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
Tenant Farms
.A7a0ze C0nOeiStS


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- ks =. sssssr<ss. ssss.. 80 . 80 $500 1890 49,.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
/. Y. Tests
Prove Women
Can Lose FAT
Ask Your Doctor If Ii Isn't
Good Way. Read Every Word

NEw YORK. y. "a test conduct
ed bv a prominent \ Y. physician
and nationally known newspaper
woman proved there Is = harmless.
effective uaY to loSe fat Il You'll
onlv STICK TO It and give Il iaif
In 40 days. IS women lost a total
~ 23s Tbs Here's what they did
Ftrgt Of all thev ate senslplV. And
for proper functlonlns b. removal Of
accumulated wastes the took LITTLE
dsuv doee OF Kruschen-made right
htre in the L S A from famous
English formula II YOU have the
.Iightest doubt about this Plan iust
AK your own doctor about is Won
derful merit.
.>p This Il INroR ANT:
kruschen il not harmful. II / not
iust one salt A. some people MAY
ignoraptlx believe Rather. II j.
blend of s active minerals which -
ehen dissolved In water.-make a
bealthful mineral drink similar tn
highly effective >pa waters where
uesltbY Women have gone Tor YEAR.
Here's the KFascheB pan Just
take half teaspooutul of krGschen
In hot water everv morning fos bet
ter functioninz Go llght Ola fattg
foods and gweets-eaf plentlfullF o.
lean meats. fresh fruits and green
vegetable Plaa % d ms faith
fullv for % DAYS and see : FGu don
lose fat and fee healthier and foung-
- ar costs but feN cents ard
lasts s weeks A. drazzssts every
where Pa less DruE store crown
D-uT oTl DRUG ComDsnF=- adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13

Roger W Babson eminent bust
ness statistician who deals only
with facts and figures, frequently
emphasizes the immuta bility Of
whatsoever We SOW. that shall We
also reap" He doesn't say IL in
so many words but II sticks out
between the lines. Sow the seed OF
unsound or greedy financing and
the harvest Is financial disaster.
The record of the centuries
shows that the principle holds good
in all human activities and rela-
tons The crop of labor unrest
which the nation is now harvest
ing began with the seed of oppres-
sion and unfair LABOR policies many
years ago The seed has produced
many hundredfold.
The seeds of unsound financing
sown many years ago produced the
depression which already has run
two years longer than the proven
bal seven lean years
Ever since the days of the prodi-
gal son. seeds of extravaganza and
dissipation have produced the same
crop in overwhelming abundance
Figure it any way you like. the
game isn't beatsble Whatsoever
ye SOW. that shall ye also reap"
And another thing II you are
public official and about 10 default,
you should take the state exam
lners into your confidence. II isn't
fair 10 spring II on them without
warning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13


Cockney.
learned it, I replied Lambeth.
Naturally in the present show
when l developed the thing into
something like real grotesque
dance. l called it the Lambeth
Walk
Now your true Londoner is
your true Cockney. And he is
probably as old as London itself.
AS you know, as early as 43 A. d.
London was Roman city known
as Londinium.' You remember at
the shows in the forum when the
crowd wanted to see a gladiator
die, they turned thumbs down II
they wanted him to live, they
turned thumbs up. Your Cockney
of today when he swaggers along
and il happy, swings his hands
with his thumbs up. / adopted
that posture in my Lambeth
Walk. II descends from these
Roman Cockneys.
Now the Oldest hospital IN the
world for the treatment of insane
persons is Bethlem Royal hospi-
tai. which vas founded in the
Bishopgate section of old London
In 1247.
In 1915 the hospital was moved
10 the region south Of the Thames.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
So You're Crazy About the Lambeth
Walk En-? Well, That's Natural !!
Nv MILTON BRoNNER

LONDON = American ballroom
enthusiasts Who nightly strut their
,tuff IN the Lambeth Nalk and
hilsriously shout % N the most
approved English style. nay not
Be 50 proud Of themselves Vhen
they learn that they may be mn
tstinE inmates O. = mnsae
ASYLUM.
But facts are facts Lupino
Lane. famous little comic star Of
Me and Ny Girl. nov running
In Victoria Palace. London. Is the
true inventor and begetter Of The
Lambeth Walk Interviewed IN
his dressing room the other eve
ming. Lane unused along
In the last show IN which I ap-
peared I acted the part OF Cock
ney and did a sort Of Cockney
walk. When one of the characters
IN the play asked me where /
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oHANGt MtiIISe rI.AoE

General Welfare club 10. / vii
meet Al 80 p. m Friday al 2307
So. 9th st. according 10 Pred s
Lambert. chairman. There 4iil be
round-tabie discussion and re-
freshments RllI be served
Fruit trees rose bushes shruhs
Puget Sound Nursery. e20i rae.
adv
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may have adopted some of their
steps He takes anything that
amuses or interests him and
changes II into something that Is
typical of himself
Lanes present smashing success
in Me and My Girl Is itself one
of the romanees of the theater.
Despite the fact that ne Is one
of the best broad comedians Lon
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II stood on Lambeth Road Poo
pie were admitted. for time 10
the hospital to view the patients
"a today they go to the zoo.
Right near TO Lambeth Road
is street called Lambeth Walk.
where the milder insane patients
were occasionally taken for strolls
by the keepers They may have
walked grotesquely And your
Coekney. quick on the uptake,
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oar IA. tht show when II opened
- Victoria Palace. M not ID -
Nel Their ore night ths British
RruAdezxzInk 20. asked lane .
broadcast about - minutes 81 ths
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show Fisht from ths thsatsF
Lane ard partners oheze = ID lhs
hi Nhsrs they stnx the catchy
lambeth WAX
Aeheld re nsSs morning thsFs
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rs aaras - the heS efssee
- months nov thts hss koas -
and shoNa - slkn = = leszap.
NJ sna ~ afFf NJ - nes
theatrical seenFszs En9 tsansiez
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There afs I've performances
nightly AK days NnsNa Al
eaeh fherr : standing Fnem EMS.
seat. aFn suzz TIRE eeek4 ahead
Ians himself = member 81
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THE CORE
Buy VOTING MACHINES

Sale OF Is voting machines,
bought by the city of Portland in
1925 and used only once has been
made 70 Pierce county. It was an.
nouneed today.
Eggs falling fast Cow Butter
Store adv.
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the famou. LnpIua family which
has given comedians ~ The Lott
don <ssxe fnr three generations.
Far Il years of and IN ne acted
n America
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Another Super-Sucker
Nineteen Hundred Year Old
Rule Still Unbeatable
Clallam Case Proves II
Crop Runs True 10 Seed

He thought he was wise but he
proved TO be Just another
sucker who wasn't smart enough
10 beat a rule of human conduct
promulgated nineteen Il n d
years ago. This rule was based
on Fundamental law Of nature ~
Whatsoever We SOW. that shall ye
also reap In every generation
for nineteen hundred years there
have been a multitude Of wise
guy" who thought they could beat
the rule. How smart they were Is
indicated by the devastation they
created.
The latest demonstration that
the rule is unbeatable comes in the
story from Port Angeles. where a
peculiar burglary revealed that
the Clallam county treasurer vas
a defaulter. He had been in pub
lie office for quarter of century
with the exception of year and
half in the army overseas. He had
just completed his second term as
county treasurer He was re-
spected member of the community.
He also was the owner of what ap-
peared to be a successful automo-
bile business, but now IT appears
that he was another super-sucker
and was financing the business
with money taken from the coun-
ty treasurer's office.
He thought the old nine
teen hundred year old rule
didn't mean what IL said. He
thought II might be good
rule for some persons--"Buf
me-Im an exception To the
rule--Im smart. I'm magi-
eian--I can plant beans and
by some miraculous process Of
which only | know. ! can hsr-
vest fine crop of pepper
mint
Now he knows better.
So far Il appears IN the record
only indirectly. but the proba bill
ties are that the Clallam county
treasurer kept MS offerings a
secret from the wife with whom he
+ consulted Just before admitting
the EN- ezzlement. Had he told
her. its A hundred 20 one shot that
he would have let the automobile
business 20 and saved his own
good name.
Nine out of ten men one
meets in a DAYS business are
worrying over obligations into
which they Numbered without
telling their wives. Some nf
YOU Who read this are wonder
ing how much longer YOU can
keep up the deception. You
cant beat the humiliation Of
having the little woman know
how big sucker YOU are.
Better confess and have II over
with because YOU cant beat II.
Don't be a sucker.
Bsrnum Is alleged 10 have sad
that there u one born every min
Ute. Texas Juluen. peer d Hlgni
club hostesses had a fixed rule
never give sucker a break. be-
cause she knew they didn't have
sense enough 70 take II. she made
money for herself and the house
because II didn't make any differ
ence row many suckers we're
trimmed. there always Wss new
crop coming on and great many
Of the old ones. after q period Of
licking tneir sores. came back for
more.
That's the story u the sucker
through the ages. He tries 10 beat
an unbeatable game. When nsr-
vest tine comes Re finds the crop
IS exactly lie the seed
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J. J. Kaufman. Tacoma waH
elected vice president for the Pa
eific coast al the annual business
meeting Of the Retail Furniture
association in Chicago Nathan
Sachs, New York. vas chosen pres
.dent.
Funeral flowers YOU can afford.
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros. ADV
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