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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-03-02

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KEEPING HIS MOUTH SHUT
Is the one Of mans many &C.
ttvittes that causes him the
lease regret. declares Ded Gum
NIT.
And he adds that when a lawyer
shouts Il object!" the chances are
the witness was about to admit a
truth.
Tip To Husbands
When arguing with your wife, be
certain that you're right then
keep it to yourself.
Hunter-Do you mean to tell me
that You have lived way out here
In the sticks for 80 years?
Old Timer-I have.
Hunter-But 1 don't see what
you can find to keep you busy.
Old Timer-Neither can I. That's
why I like Il.
A man down in Colorado got q
$50 fine for hugging girl. He got
off lucky. Most men get a life SEN
tence for that.
Maybe you can't say much for
modern radio programs. but at
least the radio can drive unwelcome
guests from the house.
Sound has . definite effect on
the stomach. And we agree with
the South Tacoma Star that
some radio programs make rs
sick, too.
When Percy Whiffletree goes
hunting he always takes ginger ale
along. He likes chaser after every
shot
Teacher (pointing to a deer at the
zoo) Johnny, what Is that?"
Johnny: 81 don't know"
Teacher: "What does your mother
call your father?"
Johnny: Don't tell me that's a
lousel"
WATER-A colorless liquid that
turns dark when you wash your
hands in It.
In the modern electrically.
equipped home virtually every
thing Is controlled by switches
except the children, 1t has been
noted by Leo Gorris, local cleo
trician.
You've all heard Of the absent
minded professor who poured cat
sup on his shoe strings and tied
knots In his macaroni, but how
about the fellow who twisted the
baby's ear and then walked the floor
with the radio?
"What do all these zeroes
on your report card mean?" de-
manded the stern parent.
Nothing" truthfully replied
his offspring.
A parson, walking along tn
street, Was attracted by some very
strong and coloFful language clos,
by. Turning, he observed . mar
having difficulty In slipping Thu
rim Of his spare on the wheel.
my good man." he said, 'Tha
kind Of language won't help you
When you are I'm trouble, you should
ask the Lord to help you.
well" replied the angry driver
i've tried everything else -
might as wen try that" So saying
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-03-02

"Oh, yes; 1 married . man I'm
the village fire department."
"A Volunteer"
mo, Pa made him."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
EPIDEMIC OF
MEASLES HERE

Apparent beginning Of measles
epidemic in Tacoma was announced
Saturday by DIR. Ralph Gregg, city
health director. He said there had
been an unusual incidence of the
disease during the last three weeks.
He urged parents to watch their
children carefully and TO isolate
the younger ones from contact
with older ones having colds until
definite assurance the cold Is not
a forerunner Of measles.
During measles epidemic" he
said. children with colds should
be kept at home and watched for
development OF a rash. Pre-school
children and babies should be pro-
tected from exposure as far as
possible by isolation from other
children. Infection cam be either
delayed or modified by use OF n
serum or plaeental extract.
III a small obild does contact
measles. isolation and good mcdi-
cal and nursing care are impor-
tant to prevent pneumonia, which
is the usual complication causing
death In fatal cases"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
SEATTLE MOTORIST
JAILED AFTER CRASH

Jailed after An automobile coll
lision, Rudolph II. Hansen, 3s. s04
Olive Place. Seattle. was held IN
the city Jail Saturday morning In
lieu OF s1.oi5 bond.
Arresting officers said that Han
sen admitted drinking a quart and
a half OF whisky with two other
men Friday evening shortly before
his arrest. Hansen was alone when
his sedan, northbound on South
Park ave, hit a coach driven by
o. p. Gordon, 9047 SO. Yakima
ave, near 65th st. The Seattle man
was charged with drunkenness and
also booked for investigation Of the
accident.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
State Employees
Ask Paw Boost

OLYMPIA - One hundred and
ten employees Of the state social
security department all over the
state joined In a suit filed IN sups-
rior court 10 force the department
To pay them the 800 n month mini
mum wage. Thelr claims total
t22. 500.
The sums claimed by various
plaintiffs run from Sib 10 $40.
All based their claims on time
worked after they had served their
first six months apprenticeship"
The 1897 legislature passed =
law fixing 500 ~ the minimum
wage for state employees. but the
state has been paying new EN-
ployes less than that for tho first
six months. Several weeks ago
Superior Judge John NJ. Wilson
ruled In n similar action by half a
dozen employees OF the county well
fare office that while nominaIly
directed by county welfare boards.
they were in fact state employees
and entitled 10 the minimum wage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
EAGLES FOOLED
IN RADIO SHOW

Not shs wase ~wFAd. kos hsss ths
audiences w1shia ths feAsF wsls -
KATiss hsn beard The ssasn- rso-
gfsm watch usoss 90 ihs Tseoras
ssfss nsmeers sso2sst ~as nssas
hxosaesst ever = lecsl Fsdie sta.
tson dursnx their meeting Friday
night
Dr.. Arthur Nerd and Judge
Joseph Msiisry ~ere captains 81
rival teams which answered evss-
tons before the XVI nierupAone
set ap in the hall Larry L@tshsw
assisted Dr Norssi N arranging
the stsnts Members who phonsd
10 their wives 10 listen In found
their WIVES couldn't hear q Thing.
Reports On membership were
made by Jay Msrfick and Bob
o'Ssii Inkyald Berg explained
plans for indoor athletics N the
lower lodge room and John Hen
dricks reported on the visit al
Tacoma acre officers 10 Olympia
last Sunday.
New m mb srs initiated are
Henry X. Carbon. Ralph A. Row.
ley. Larry ulsted, Bernard Book.
Mervin l.. johnson. Floyd p Roll.
NJ T. Pavolka and II. N. Pierce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
BANDITS SHOOT
LITTLE GIRL, 8

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07

but too large for frying, In per-
fectly delicious when cooked UNI
der Hotpoint's new "Broil" heat,
with the oven door closed.
II you want to surprise family
and guests with "barbecued"
chicken some fine day, here Is the
way It's done In the Hotpoint
range oven, using the new "Broil"
heat.
Select four-pound chickens five
chickens may be used In the Hot
point range oven) split down the
back, cleaned, and fastened to-
gether with skewers.
Temperature Mt $50
Rub with melted butter and
place directly on the oven rack
(second rack above the until.
Place a jelly roll pan under the
chickens on the lowest rack. to
catch the "drippings." Turn over
switch to "Broil."
Set the temperature control TO
$50 degrees, close oven door. and
let the chicken barbecue" for "a
10 3 hours, turning every hour.
For special deliciousness, the
chickens can be basted frequently
with barbecue sauce, which is later
served with them,
Here is fayorite recipe for
barbecue sauce to serve with the
barbecued chickens:
l cup catsup
j cup water
2 teaspoons mustard
4 teaspoon red pepper
] tablespoon Lea * Perrins
Sauce
] tablespoon vinegar
] tablespoon chopped garlic.
Mix all ingredients together In a
saucepan, and bring to boil,
with surface unit switch turned
to I'D Speed"
Tacoma housewives will have the
opportunity Of seeing the new
Hotpoint electric range demon
strated during The Tacoma Times
Cooking School to be held Oct. II
and II, at the Fellowship hall, Ma
sonic temple, So. I'd and st. Hell
ems ave.
Daily prizes viii be presented to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
'llReE TURKEY
CROP IN STATE

OLYMPIA rsshsf pru1oeerx ~
ws.ksnxtan haze - 30 turkeys
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07

I.pAsshlisy u IN early eenesa-
ssatlon II tke Third dists>oA ~
rart t&wis appeared saturday v
announcement a. SECRETARY n war
weodftnx eusiln4 ~ sstsneivs
field training psessAa ~ ~
regular army during IN fall. VIA
ter and spring uenths,
woodrlnx's dlselo~sss ~ Wsen.
inKton. following confsfsses Win
President Roosevelt. Gen. usoFGs
c. h6asshall. arrays chlef ~ stan,
and Gen. John .. rsrshinG. World
war commsndsr-ln-chisf. indicated
concentration orders havs airsady
been is~usd for The First division
ct Fort Banning. o.. aad thai
similar ordsrs would h isnusd
rapidly for fhs four other newly
"strsAmllnsd' Infantry divisiona
NesA Natter Training
The war secretary said The UNI
prscsdsntsd peace ums training
program for $500 regular troops
constituted move 10 provide The
nation with IN effective combat
force that would ~ Immediately
avallabls for national defenee.
II the present army strength Of
227 600 men 10 incrsAsed 70 The
full peace time strength II 2e0. 900
contemplated In the national DE-
fsnse act. woodring said 4 sscond
corps will be established and four
more divisions organized.
Conosatrate Dlvisioas
II Ia Intended To concentrate
five Infantry divisions OF 100
men each, two cavalry divisions OF
5000 men each and 1900 special
corps troops. Training AREA -
Arguments besides First and Third
include second division
At Fort Sam Houston, Texas; rifth
at Camp Mcclellan. Ala; Sixth u
Camp jackson. y. c.; Corps troops
ut Fort Bragg. N. g., Fort Knox,
Ky. and Camp Ord, Calf, and the
At FORT Bliss. Tsx.
Firwt Of the scheduled 100 nsw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
Trade Sh0Us Drop
During Past Week

NEW YORK Wholesale buying
activity slowed abruptly this week
and merchants throughout the
country experienced their smallest
volume Of business since the start
OF the European war. Dun 4 Brad
street. Inc. said today.
The trade authority reported.
however, that retail sales continued
at high level. averaging 8 10 ~
per cent above the 1888 week, and
asserted that the more subdued
pace Of wholesale trading was not
unexpected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
SALES TAX NET
SHOWING GAIN

OLYMPIA-Heavier taxes the
1889 legislature enacted when IL
revised the sales tax law cost the
taxpayers $4,000 during May and
June.
Collections from the tax law
during July and August. repre-
senting what merchants took In
during May and June. brought the
state tax commission 81. 800, TIA.
A year ago. before the new taxes.
revenue vas only si,so2,sso.
The commission estimates s2i7,-
0o4 of the 100000 increase is
from general business improve
ment this year. The rest Is from
the heavier taxes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
REPORT C0ER|lle
BUTTER CUT OF

LONDON urpAt nRllaln ~ -
ssusifie1 what tIesmnay eoIke :
''hungsr hipennde" ~ 1oDe1vtog
v5sid A1archai Nesmann oeogIn6.
csspuIsnt offleiat helr ~ n)l1uR.
and othss Man ohleftalne - tno1s
private supplies q buttes. ~ ~.
istFy a. informatioW aaoegso6 tc1oys
uesstn9. PAUL ueeheels m ctr
~ Nasis hsd besa getting nnlees
In IN special parcels eaeh weoE
through = Bradford wool nm
which has foreign ouaneestoNA u
wa asserted. since ~ week -
fore the war.
nglo1sh lote111Gnnes aDnooD
sssse1 ~ bs11es Was 900 -
Oetegne ~ tnones - -
Naa1 Ieo1eeA n ~ 49, -
~ supply ~ sAoe ~.
uoestaG. IN : famous spooeh.
onos urged osrmass 10 ~ pelF1s
otto and tiehtsn W thstv heits -
endure sacrifices, - oermnnv
could rsarm.
"0uns befors buttssi'' ~ -
claimed. "outtss makes you fnl.
70 you are hsttsr 81 without 10
much al IT,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
THE WORLD WAR
rs YEARS AGO,
OCT. 5, 1914

Belgian government moved from
Antwerp to ostend and evacuation
Of troops from Antwerp stArtsd.
Austrian forces recaptursd
Maramaros-S xiget In northern
Hungary after II WAS held BY
Russians for four days.
Jaluit, Marshall Isiands' gov
eminent seat. and Yap occupied
by Japanese troops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
STATE GENERAL FUND
DEFICIT IS REDUCED

OLYMPIA -. The state spent
y7,oe3.1o0 and took In Ss.7os,ela
In taxes during September, state
Treasurer Phil II. Gallagher re-
ported today in his monthly sur
vey OF finances. The general fund
reduced its deficit from Sl.1be. o2S
to ss.es3.317 during that period,
while the total cash surplus In
all funds rose from Ss,2es,e0s to
80. $3.50, 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
sPEEDERs EABBED

Police Saturday revealed the ar
rest Of five motorists on traffic
violations, four OF them charged
with speeding. The alleged speed
ers were Reginald J. Driscoll, apt.
4, AZ Broadway; William II. Ches-
ney. 405 So. 32nd St; Olga A.
Sommers, Ri 3, box PAT, and
Harry r. Pitcher 400 No. X st.
A. II. Ziegler, Seattle. was charged
with disregarding a downtown
traffic signal and for having no
drivers license,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
Tender, Broiled Meat Easily
Attained With Electric Heat

persons In the audience at the Vel.
lowship hall demonstrations. Head.
INK the list will be . Hotpoint
electric range. Among other major
prizes viii be- a Sunbeam Mixmas.
ter. radio and many other electric
household appliances.
The program Will be open TO
everyone free Of cost and will start
at 2 o'clock on both days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
COL. WRIGHT WILL
ADDRESS FEDERATION

Col. J. G. Wright OF Vancouver,
b. c.. editor OF the Anglo-saxon
World and general secretary OF
the Christian World movement,
will speak to the Anglo-saxon
Christian association OF Washing
ton Wednesday evening In the
army and navy room, Hotel VIM
throp.
Col. Wright's subject viii be
Present World Events Forctold
in the Bible; What Win Be the
Outcome OF the Present Chaos 2"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
OBITU ARIES
MRS. OSCAR FORsBERG

Mrs. Amanda Forsberg, ", died
Saturday at her home, 453i East
F st. She was a native OF Sweden
and had lived in Tacoma Fl years.
Survivors include her husband,
Oscar; two sons, Harold and Ar
thur, both Of Tacoma, and one
granson, Raymond.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at p. m. from Piper's
chapel. Rev. w. o. Macoskey will
officiate; burial In Mountain View
burial park following the services.
FUNERAL SERVICES
William NJ. Aikens 49, Monday,
1880 p. m. from Piper's chapel;
burial Mountain View burial park.
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Continued From Page one)
suitable for charcoal type broiling.
and for rare steaks and chops.
offers n second broiling heat. suit
able for bacon, toast, liver, chicken
or pork chops With this new
electric broiling heat, "barbeoue"
type meats can be prepared al
home. A chicken, for instance,
which Is too small for roasting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
W. c. 7. 4. Convention

A two-day convention OF the
Pierce County w. c. T. U. Ii SEIZED
uled 10 be held in the First Bap-
fist church here Thursday and Fri
day, with Mrs. Rose A. Hamer
presiding.
Committee heads from the local
unit include Mrs. Horace Willlston
and Mrs. George b. Cole program;
Mrs. j. C. Cook. meetings and
meals; Mrs. verna oldright. hous-
ing: Miss Maude Shorey and Mrs.
A. c. Utterbsck, decorations: Mrs.
Dan Gray. transportation, and
Mrs. Loren Thompson. registra-
ton. Mrs. w. A. Miller will assist
with the memorial service. Mrs.
Clark Roberts will be in charge
of the thanks offering service Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Cole, presi-
dent of the Puyallup unit. will
give the address of welcome at
the opening session.
A feature Thursday will be n
play, Temperance Marches West, "
written by Mrs. Cole around the
first Pacific Northwest convention
held in June, 1888, at which Fran
ces Willard, W. c. T. Y. founder,
was present. The cast includes
Mrs. Rose Hamer, Mrs. Gertrude
Swindler, Mrs. Floy Barwick. Mrs.
X. (. Brock and Miss Anne Owens
of Tacoma, and Mrs. Carter
Harmes, Miss Msude Shorey, Mrs.
Otis Lyons, Mrs. Belle Hanson,
Mrs. Henry Glein. Miss Doris
Thompson, Mrs. Verna oldright,
Mrs. j. c. Cook, Rev. Give Tay-
lor, Rev. Philip Graf, M. F. Por-
ter. Harry Greengrass and Mrs.
Porter of Puyallup. In the second
act, students OF the high school
dramatic department, Jim Lewis,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
JUST THE CORE
DIRECTORS TO MEET

DlkECTOhS I'D MEET
The board Of directors OF Ia.
coma school district No. 10 will
meet Thursday at 2:30 p. m. In
the board room. Central school
building. according to Carl q,
caddey. secretary and business
manager.
Ross d. Wright, NJ D., 1oie
Medical Arts Bldg, returns from
East Oct. 10th. Resuming prac.
tice, surgery and ano-reetal dis
eases. adv
TAKE our LICENSE
A marriage license was Issued
Friday in Reno. New, to v. L.
Shea. 81, and Leona seger, 81, both
Of Tacoma.
DIR. John NJ. Haylina has returned
to his practice at Saith and South
Tacoma way. GA 25i2. adv
GopHE. oIUB RALLY
The Minnesota Gopher club will
meet Friday at 8 p. m. at hide
pendence hall, 4033 University
way. Members are asked to bring
their Minnesota friends. There
will be free refreshments.
Choice cactus. Hinz. Florist.
adv.
Fan bulbs you can afford. The
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros.--ady.
TOWNSEND MEETING
The Mckinley Hill Townsend
club No. Z win give card party
Monday night at Royal Neighbors
hall, Ia. g st. and Division Lane.
Refreshments and prizes.
-
Always better butter at Cow
Butter Store.-tAdY.)
ENLIsTs IN ARMY
Budd Carew. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Carew OF Puyallup, who has
arltafed In tha II & army In with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
WOMAN LOSES RING

Loss OF a blue-white diamond
setting from ring somewhere in
the downtown district was report
ed TO police Friday by Mrs. Frank
Brennan, 1923 No. Fife at.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07

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g. eal~s yuasass shAs sscA . Gasp
xas % - esxkelLsA-t snos ard
thai seso ss-sfszss tss~t r~kAa<ais
~ese 20 - attracted % ne camp
vita resulting new prueasrs fef
scsseel sna Poaior Nathcssstes Rob
~ 1th&Aa AAHaltAA avs INV IN
for tAe FSA, Arranged Zee HouKh.
tuns v.sst. spoEsoxed BY isgyailgp
Chznae~r = caRmsEce.
Two types q camps have been
established ~ tire FSA In ether
pAoifle coast states enc a rsobsis
camp largely 81 tents. the ether
az a permanent nature With not
more thar 40 three and four rs-om
houses and fnon 100 10 zoo shell
Ter dwellings. nouEhtoa explained.
The FSA has ABOUT ten peffns-
nent camps In California. others
a. Dayton. Ore. Twin Falls and
Caldwell. Idaho. and wsilA Walls
and Yakima IN Washington. Some
81 these camps have entAlied an
investment az 500 900.
In most OF these communities
the FSA has purchased tracts Of
land from SO 10 leo acres. houses
are rented for IS TO $40 monthly
and shelter dwellings for eight 10
ten cents a day.
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the 63d coast artillery, Fort Mac
Arthur, Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-07
Pt1ydN4p DALEY May
Get Transient Camp
FSA Official Tells Civic Leaders
Of Harvest Time Housing Plan

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son. rerd pseks. Who !. sttsna-
ing ihs University 81 Washington.
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observed by the Active club Of The
N.ios~ee; cafe Tuesday evening
Speaker vii be Pref. Marvin y.
shAfer Of the College ef Puget
Sound. who wtll discuss this co4n-
trys neutrality.
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Tacoman to Be 81 Tomorrow;
John Wood Intends to Be 100

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ENLIsTs IN ARMY

Budd Carew. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Carew OF Puyallup, who has
enlisted Ia the U. S. army. Is with
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
MUSIC DEVICE
FEE DELAYED

Plans of Safety Commissioner
Eastwood TO establish by ordinance
$40 annual license fee upon
mechanical musical devices oper-
ated in tsverns. restaurants and
other public places met delay We'd
nesday when local operators de-
elared they would be put at a
disadvantage in competition with
Seattle operators.
Headed by Roy d. Peck. they
told the council there are about
seven Seattle operators installing
such machines in Tacoma and that
they now have about 30 to 40 Of
the choice locations.
Peck suggested that instead of
licensing each machine, there be a
single license OF about S25 year
on each operator He said an
operator would have to control
30 or 40 machines to make living.
since some locations pay well while
others are operated at loss.
At the suggestion of Commits
sioner Bergersen. the operators
here will meet with Commissioner
Eastwood Thursday morning to
discuss some revision of the
ordinance.