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NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETI-
TION TO ESTABLISH AND VA
CATE COUNTY HIGHWAY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a petition signed by more
than ten resident taxpayers of San
ia Cruz County, Arizona, has been
presented to the Board Of Super
visors of said County praying that
g. highway sixty feet in width be
established over the following de-
scribed land situated within dist
ance of thirty feet on each side Of
the following described line, to-
wit:
Being in Patagonia, San
ia Cruz County, Arizona, and
beginning at the intersection
of the center line of what is
known as McKeown Avenue
with the prolongation north
westerly of the southwesterly
boundary line of Lot Z in Block
3 of Sonoita Heights Addition
to Patagonia; thence in an east
erly direction along twelve de-
gree curve to the point of in
terSection of said curve with the
center line of what is known as
Columbia Avenue.
and that all portions of the pres
ent county highway, being also
known as McKeown Avenue and
Columbia Avenue, between the
termini above described, except the
portions thereof to be included
within the highway so petitioned
to be established, be abandoned,
and that a public hearing on said
petition and for the appointment
of a board Of appraisers to assess
the amount Of compensation and
damages each landowner or party
affected is entitled to, will be held
in the office of the Board of Su-
pervisors of Santa Cruz County,
Arizona, in the Court House at
Nogales, Arizona. at the hour of
ten o'clock A. M. on the 3rd day
of April, 1889, and all persons
wishing to object to the action
prayed for in the petition are di-
rected to file with the Board a
statement in writing setting forth
any objection or opposition. and to
show cause why said petition should
not be granted.
DATED March 6, 1889.
(SEAL)
VIM. G. STMONTON
Clerk of the Board
Of Supervisors of
Santa Cruz County,
Arizona.
publish: March II and Is, 1880
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fices of Stephen D. Monahan, La
Vile de Paris Bldg, Nogales, Ari-
zona, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business Of
said estate, in said County of San
ia Cruz.
HANNAH O'KEEFE
Administrative of John j. OKeefe,
deceased.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona this
goth day of February. 1889
-. -:
pub Feb. 25-Mar. 4, II. 18. 1897
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evening was the showing by Her
bert King of motion pictures Of the
high school drum and bugle corps
and drill team and the recent Tue
son rodeo parade.
The meeting ended with the serv-
ing of refreshments by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Blabon and Bert Bla-
bon.
Those Present
Present at the session were o. H.
Oldfather, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Blabon, G.. j. Bible, j. c. Schell,
Cyril Forsyth, Bert Blabon, A. S.
Henderson, Engstrom, Patagonia;
Ed lie Gendre, Sonoita; E. K. Cum
ming. E. T. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Wilde, Mr.. and Mrs. Writ
G. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Abbott, James Howatt, C.. Mignar-
dot, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo w. Miller,
Lester Mershon, Craig Pottinger,
Miss Rose Lynch, Don Smith, Mrs.
j. S. Gonzalez, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert King, Mrs. John Phillips,
James v. Robins, Dr. ZenaS Noon,
O. H. Mcnulty, E. r. Atwood.
Theron Richardson, E. J. Dittmer
and Lou Diehl, Nogales.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that petition signed by more
than ten resident taxpayers of San
ia Cruz County, Arizona, has been
presented to the Board of Super
visors of said County praying that
the following described highway in
said County be abandoned:
Beginning at Camille siding
between the land of RothrOck
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p r. o T E C T S
SHOPPERS .

Consumers w er e
relieved of threat
to living standards
when Judge w. M.
H a r G e S t held
Pc n n S y v a n i a
chain store t ak
unjust, conisca-
tory and illegal.
Decision, following
closely New Jersey
Supreme Court t
opinion voiding
self-service mar
ket levies, indicat-
ed trend a w a y
from all punitive
taxes on re tail
outlets.
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People and Spots in the Late News
IDEAL MOTH.
ER.TN-LAW

Because she new.
err argued, med
died, lost. sense
of humor, criti-
cized or h e ] d
preferences, Mrs.
Lorna Doon.e
Mitchell; shown
here, was named
ideal mother-in-
law by Mother
In-Law ASsocia-
ton, numbering
more than 1000
members, at or
ganization'S first
meeting in New
York.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
HELD BY THE STATE OF ARIZONA

the following described property held
sold the
Board of County Arizona and after
103,
for Regular Session
DESCRIPTION TAXES,
PENALTIES COSTS
Piggly Wiggy Lot Block B,
Southwestern Patagonia
OF
Supervisors
9Th,
Supervisors
County, Arizona.
published 4. Ii, 1880
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and SourS; and thence south
for about one mile approximate
ly on the line between Section
25, Township 20 South, Range
II East, and Section 30, Town
ship 20 South, Range 18 East.
and that public hearing on said
petition and for the appointment
of a board of appraisers to assess
the amount of compensation and
damages each landowner or party
affected is entitled to, will be held
in the office OF the Board of Su-
pervisors of Santa Cruz County,
Arizona, in the Court House at No
gales, Arizona, at the hour of ten
o'clock A. M. on the 3rd day OF
April, 1899, and all persons wish
ing to object to the action prayed
for in the petition are directed to
file with the Board a statement IN
writing setting forth any objection
or opposition, and to show cause
why said petition should not be
granted.
Dated March 6, 1889.
(SEAL)
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CLASSIFIED

FOR RENT: Small furnished apart
ment, suitable for two. Phone 364
or call at BIT Crawford
(1st Pub. Jan. l4)
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HI 1 N r S o r
SPRING Lit
tie Red Riding
Hood has STEP
ped right out of
story books into
S prin G fashion
picture with this
basque-like dress
of navy blue silk
and rayon crepe
and hood lined
with same fabric
in citron color.
When not worn
on head h cd
falls as cowl COL
lar.
Nogales international., 1939-03-11

Texas, but former residents here
have leased the late Matte john
ionS ranch at Camille.
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County, News

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney E. Brooks
of Los Angeles, arrived Monday to
spend a few days with Mr.. Brooks
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Brooks
and Mrs. Brooks aunt Mrs. J. B.
Page in Nogales.
Mrs. Troy Cope of Salem, Ohio,
is spending a few weeks visiting
her son, David, who is attending
a private school in Tucson also,
Mrs. R. L. Schock and Mrs. Hen
ry Wood. at Elgin. 81:
Miss June Ramsey, who is at
tending the Tempe Teachers Col
lege spent the. week end with her
parents in Rain Valley.
Mrs. N. E. Clark and her mother
spent the weekend in Tucson with
Mrs. Clark's daughter Eula Mae,
who is attending the University of
Arizona.
Cicero Martin, cattle inspector,
has bought a. house trailer and
moved it to Sonoita, where he will
reside.
The Elgin Community Club will
hold it's regular business meeting
and luncheon on Wednesday,
March 18th.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Brooks gave a
family dinner Tuesday evening at
their home.
The Boy Scout Club of Patagonia
is planning dance in the Pata-
gonia Opera House, March 25th.
An Indian rug will be given away
at the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edgells Of
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VIM. G. SIMONTON
Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors of
Santa Cruz County,
Arizona.
publish: March II and 18, 1899
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETI-
TION TO VACATE COUNTY
HIGHWAY.
Nogales international., 1939-03-11

publish: March II and 1s, 1882
Nogales international., 1939-03-11

VIM. C. STMONTON
Clerk of the Board
Of Supervisors of
Santa Cruz County,
Arizona.
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A. S. Henderson said that if it
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
ANNUAL
DINNER DANCE

Members If the puysIlfp Valley
Japanese American gttiHens
hague win hesz their ninth annual
dinner dance Saturday night IN
the alAgmx eenfs ard auditorium
~ PIE hsgh sshost
a hssqstc, pfexraFn featuring =
tslk ~ tseefxe n Cets. secretary
~ The Valley Y "a 6 A. u h~snx
arranged ~ Chairman George
Ezstss. who aIse wlll Ne tasst.
master. Massral entertainment
VIII sntlute snin ny Ninnru
Tsse hiuscehs. Taenns sintirsst. Tho
dinner has hsea set fas IA
Jasnt shasFmen ~ ne arrange
menss enmmlstec gns ira snnslaI
spring affair are eseosxs kswsszkl
and Miss Rissh Ssmsnufa fresi-
tens - the sFear " assafa tt.sftyl
Nssaai ~ Oftins.
rhs 1859 banquet win serve ..
. pfelasie ie the ass Northwest
convention ~ tho leazus. which
viii bring mare than 400 yussna
Americans ~ Japanese psrvnsanw
10 Taeasna ever l.<haf nay week
rnd. Tsgestfs and fsaysllup Valley
chapters VIII - ioiat heats.
In pTepsfAtlen Tor ghs eunven.
Iian. officers ~ the valley ssnnp
said. they have Increased their
membership recently ~ iss per
cent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
CCC ENROLLS
TOTAL OF 181

A total of ISL young men from
Tacoma and Pierce county went to
Civilian Conservation Corps camps
in the spring enrolment, ccC
officials here announced Wednes-
day.
On the original enrolment day
l2s boys were signed. and at an
additional enrolment Monday there
were SO more.
There still is room for 10 more
boys. 1t was revealed. since King
county failed to make its quota.
The CCC enrolling officer at the
county welfare department adj
vised that boys who look young
be prepared TO prove their age
BY birth certificates unless they
were born in Tacoma. where births
can be checked easily.
Most of the boys turned down
at CcC enrollments are those who
attempt TO get in before they are
II years old. The maximum age
is %. CCC officers also called
attention to the fact that boys
now In school are not accepted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
- .efs4sssssaa=aslas
QUIZ
ENDS IN TRIAL

A foursday auix ~ government
witness Milton 4 iiur~its In the
Topples Gas a ou trial here came
q a close Wednesday incoming
after final exchange ~ dnuets
fui compliments heg~s~n tho wit
ness and defense attorneys
nurwits. riitar ~ Northwest
oll a Gas waFid. Seattle trade
paper. was asked directly ny A..
,ofasY George v. vandssvrsr II
hr had tried to shahe dawn the
Y, q. a q. organisation with a
demand upon Defendant ]. D.
simnns ~ 800 on THREAT ~
blasting the promoters In print.
rhs witness fatty denied ANY
such threats
Nandefvror then asked him
about letter signed with the
name of Luther N. Wersisn. chair
tnan Of the Northwest on 4 usa
Assuesntlon, which denounced the
y. @. a o entrrpfis. ami can.
cellud the aaaociaslens endorse.
mont of u.
Witness iiiuwlis admitted he
had signed the letter himself. hut
said NecdIn had agreed Wander
secr eountcred with an affidavit
OF Wsedln saying he never mad
seen or heard N the letter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
Tacoman's Article in Post
Gives TOUCHDOWN on Plumber

Tor sleeping under other peoples
sinks
Revealing thai Ne himself ault
pre- medic course 20 take charge
~ ihe plumbing business bic father
had ssevricprd. tsrhf4 nssinsssns
THE plumbing game effsFs fire er.
poFlunlsiss Tor szuth haf that, bs-
cause Il TIE aesiFv tet white
eollar nha. Ne l. t,nsssnK y diff
cult tn rr' thr tight kind ~ eeYs
u apprentice themselves
4 think the idea that there -
something degrsales ard Fsassuss
aus Ansa, nur craft. he writes.
gees hack to shs DAYS whom the
funny papers rlssufca the pluustsf
~ = greasy individual who was
frs, cousin - burglar Wsve
gone beyond that stage naV
We've put on white cellars. elransd
nUr fAnEsFnsiis and mnsed ur to
Main street with tho better shrr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
DENTISTS PICK
new OFFICERS

Or r ". Hammond was elected
president of the Tacoma District
Dental society at its meeting Tues
day night in the Medical Arts
building auditorium.
Others chosen for the feaq.s0
term were DR. C. ~ Sayre. vice
president. Dr. c. r. Friars. trustee
OF the Dental society. and pr. a. o.
Simons. trustee of the business
bureau. Or. r. o. vitous Vas APP
pointed seeretary-treasuror.
Presiding Tuesday night was
Or. NJ H. Jewell. Or. c T. Fleet
wood guest ciinician from Seattle,
was introduced by Or. II. w.
Minton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20

I'm Intensely proud that Tina :
plumber. saws Alfred l.. gshrt 81
the Gehfi Heating 4 Plumbing q
A. iois -. Tacoma ave n an en-
tertalning article published IN thss
weeks saturday rseninE tsOst. en-
titled Plumbing No fipe
In the article Gehri tells many
lnterssttnx siacliehss IN the
plumbing business. including al
incident IN which Tacoma w.
man, high IN n society last a
81 600 diamond ring Down the
hAlhtuh drain. bat after tNe
hours search ard sewer excAvss
ton. Gehf was called OF the fee
BY the husband Who csnfsarniiaiir
told him the diamond was a phenY
which he gave n MS wife 10 create
The appearance # prosperity
Cchri praises the competence q
union plumbers and drnies that a
plumber = = fellow who gets paid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
OBITU S
MRS. THOMAS OLINE

Mrs. Emily Josephine OIine. 81,
OF 5307 SO. Cakes st, died Tues
day in a local hospital. A native
of Minnesota, she had lived here
IS years. She leaves her husband,
Thomas; q daughter, Mrs. Myrtle
A. Jensen of Vallejo. Cal; two
sons, Edmund r. of Tacoma, and
Lawrence r. of Vallejo; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Z. A. Boring of Mon
roe, and Mrs. c. F. Winberg Of
Minnesota three brothers, Alfred
and Andrew Mattson. both OF Min
nesota, and Victor Mattson of
Monroe, and four grandchildren.
Piper will make the funeral an
nouncement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
CRAWFORDAND
CLUB PLEASE
St. Cecilians Heard
in Spring Concert
at LIST Baptist

Few concerts in Tacoma have
equaled the complete musical salts
faction offered by the St. Cecilia
club in its annual spring concert
Tuesday evening in First Baptist
church. The chorus personally d.
rected by Karl +. Weiss and as
sisted by Robert Crawford. bari
tone. presented an evenings en-
tertainment which ended altogether
too soon.
Beginning his program with two
works Of Brahms. o Tod We
Bitter Bist Du" and "Feldeinsam-
keits Mr.. Crawford gave ample
proof of his classic interpretive
ability but as the program pro-
gressed it became evident that his
forte lay in other directions Hsrk-
ing back to childhood rhymes. old
Mother Hubbard" (style OF Handel
by Hutchison and Sing a Song of
Sixpence' by Malotte drew forth
many hearty laugh to say moth
ing of an old Sea Chanty" that
dealt with the treatment of a
Drunken Sailor and which was
greatly added to by the realistic
Interpretation of it by Mr.. Craw-
ford Also much enjoyed was
"Shadrack." syncopated Negro
spiritual sung with a laughing
quality that was infectious.
Dignity was expressed in the
Pagen Prayer composed by Mr..
Crawford A song born Of the
wilderness. it is one of many COM
posed by this versatile man.
Particularly outstanding in
well chosen program by the chorus
were the "Hanelujah' by Schubert.
three Norwegian songs. Round
eley.' Song of the Wind and
Wave" and "Astrid and Her Ten
Suitors,' arranged by Theophil
Wendt and See the Gypsy" by
Zoltan Kodaly Bespesking much
hard work, the control displayed
by the chorus under the direction
OF Mr.. Weiss was notable.
St Cecilia club members may
rest assured that a host of new
friends were made Tuesday night
and future concerts will be pleas
antly anticipated. Alice Spencer
Weiss accompanied both the soloist
Crawford and the chorus r. S.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
7. B. LEAGUE
HEADS CHOSEN
DR.. George n. Smith
Elected President
of Organization

Officers and executive commit
tee members were chosen AZ 4
meeting of the board Of directors
Of the tuberculosis league Tues.
day in the army and navy room ct
the Hotel Winthrop.
Dr. George II, Smith was elected
president: Or. William ~ Goering
first vice president. Mrs. W C.
Langabeer. second vice president
Frank Walters. treasurer. and
Mrs. swrence MoNerthney
recording secretary. Members at
iarge are Or. J. W. Gullikson. Or,
w r. Penney and Or. John p
Steele.
DR.. J. W. Gullikson. retiring
president. was nominated as the
Pierce county representative on
the state board for the Washington
tuberculosis association.
DR.. Gullikson. Mrs. Fred F.
Pnaum and Miss Stella c. Kellogg
were selected as delegates 10 the
state convention in Spokane. June
/. , and ;.
Mrs II. ]. Flagg gave the re-
port OF the early diagnosis cam
paign committee in the absence Of
the chairman. Rev. c. r. Aihertson.
Or. Gullikson introduced the new
board members rs follows: Mrs.
George +. Allen, DIR. u. NJ Dayton.
Mrs. c A. Friedline. Mrs. Theodore
Gaffney. Or. Ralph Gregg. Mrs.
Frank Hale. Or. Fordyce Johnson.
Mrs. J. W. kalkus. Mrs W. F..
Lewis, DR.. Arthur Nordi. Mrs
Miles Parrot. DR.. Chris Reynolds
and Frank Walters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
MEET TO PLAN
CHAMBER DRIVE

Forces VERGE drawn w Wednes-
dAy for The Tacoma Chamber 81
Commerce, one-wesk membership
campaign which opens neNt Mon
day Chamber members who will
work In the drive met In he roof
garden q the Hotel Winthrop a.
noon % draw their lists q pros
poets and hear last instructions
from General Chairman Ralph
Shaffer and the two division
chiefs
Eugene 4. White will direct the
campaign for individual member
ships and Harry ". Andrews mui.
tiplc memberships from business
and industrial firms Goal of tho
chamber in It's first campaign IN
II years Is addition ~ 400 new
members and $4,000 In new an.
nual income for its expanded COM
munlty program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
Judge Won't Even
Fix Oun Ticket

Justice Joseph A Asllery. who
presides over police court here.
good humoredly remarked wednes-
dsy that maybe it was a good
thing he was given q tag for
parking Tuesday
Let anybody come in her. ask
ing me TO fix a ticket" he said.
grinning. as he opened desk
drawer, drew out a receipt Of his
81 fine payment. and Ill just
show them this
Justice Mallery indicated his
machine would be parked inside
the police garage from now on.
His car was tagged even as he was
presiding over his court, where
dozens Of similar tickets are paid
every day.
The incident recalled TO Msllery
the time he was ticketed about
three years ago. After he had
paid that fine. IL was disclosed
he had not been at fault At all
Someone, in puckish mood. had
erased one license number and
substituted the number Of the
justices auto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
Boy, Once Trapped by "Lie
Detector," Is Sought Again

TIE lad, according q lnfoFmas
ton furnished sheriff John {,
nicFkland Nv his father. William
Henry James wha resides Al
Route ]. box SIS. ruyallur. dsssr.
reaFea from heme early Tuesday
iie was reported 10 have been seen
late Tuesday afternoon wandering
about the decks on Tacoma >
waterfront
whea the boy lief, home he Vas
wearing blue nverslls white
shirt and white cap,
Last March - William was
taken into custody hy the state
patrol at rcnlna and returned n
Tacoma Here nc told police off.
GERS a story ~ heinz kidnapped by
two roughly dressed men who
forced him 10 steal car and
drive them beyond Olympia,
Later. he broke down and CON
fesscd when taken before Under.
sheriff Clyde i<nowlrs Tho hoy
was told Knowles wigRilng
Adams Apple was lie detec,er.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
MOTHER or mrs Il 1
LOOMS PASSES HERR

NJ. Emms Mee3uIey. "a. moth.
~ ~ Mrs. ~. r. t.samls n Lake
KtsiIss.om. sslsd Wednesday masu.
lnG in \ T~rama hospital
Ahs was = native az ssnHsyts
vanIss = member ~ tho rrrsby.
terrain church and Al ths Enstern
star ~ Ne~ hufg. Ore
surviving are her three siAush.
ssrs, Mrs. toamis. NJ q. Mrs 7xT.
A. Tacoma. Mrs. May Mcdonald.
Sacramento, and Mrs. Blanche ttlb-
bard. Seattle fhrss sons. HAlph
~ Portland. Claude NJ u>usi. Ore.
and G. A. Mecsulsy. Msssiia, Cat,
twa stsp-sons. n A. MccAulsy ~
Spokane and Charles Mst.auIsy 10
Dakota. iil.. ana nssthsf. w. A.
Niece ef Caldwell. idaho, -
grandchildren and lwo nrsaIs
grandchildren.
Buckley, King viii announces ~.
neral Arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
NOTHING IS SETTLED
AT SPAN LABOR meet

state. county and city offieisla
sat in conference "Wednesday
morning at the Narfo~a bridge siie
with the contractors and repre-
scntstises of union labor and Tho
unemployed upon the question Of
employing outside union labor
coming on the job with travelling
cards.
No decision could be reached.
pending presentation Of further
information which, u was planned.
VIII be submitted at later con-
ference. for which no date has
beru set
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
Building Code Up
Again on May 10

More stacks upon and d<fenee
~ a proposed compulsory srrhi-
teels' clause In the new building
code marked Wednesdays enuneis
session. but the commissioners
safeei upon May 10 a. day a
final nearing h~feFe passage
Corporation Counsel C.rnthern
ssia 10 had estimates frum The
printers showing 81 asa - the
srrrusimatr cost ~ publishing The
eesi< In sFsilnsnce fern IN The eity's
official rar~F. the fnsev. and fssr-
nishins LOCO copies IN psmphlse
fnrfst.
Eseeps far the eisnse requiring
sfyhstret's services 90 buildings
easslnx a8n1o nr more. Inc
esasnsnse IA naw in shape far flnnl
passage. csTathess said
Claude Gray. retail lurnhetmsns
ansI LESTER Hampton n The Hsmps
ton Lumber Co. opposed tns stsuee
- unnecessary sna lsksty "a hams
PSF hanse nulsslinx. Various archie
sssss spcke IN dsfense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
Arrest TlUO for
Sale of Liqu0r

Police, in two raids Tuesday
afternoon, arrested Harold Banks
and Louie Torchini, charging both
with selling hard liquor by the
drink.
Banks was apprehended at the
Mite Hawk, 1927 Broadway. and
Torchini at the Avenue cafe, 1916
Pacific ave. Officers d. II. Peter
son and Clarence Robson made the
arrests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
MRS. DELyINA TESTER

Mrs. Delvina Tessier. II. Of SCI !
Mckinley ave. died Wednesday at
her home. She had lived here 80
years and was member Of the
Sacred Heart parish Altar society.
She leaves two sons, Albert and
Leo; three daughters. Mrs. T.. G.
Rinkenberger, Mrs. Dorothy Col
Inns and Mrs. r. c. Roberst; Fl
grandchildren and 10 great-grand-
children-all Of Tacoma. and a
brother. John Laramie Of Evanston,
III. Funeral announcement will be
made by Gaffney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-20
SALMON TRADE
BETTER-SHIELS
SAN FRANCISCO The salmol

SAN FRANCISCO The salmon
industry Is on the upgrade in 1889
after n most unsatisfactory year
In 1898, A w shlels. president Of
Pacific American Fisheries. Inc.
reported today
After stating his company
showed a net loss of Si.0io.ioa for
the fiscal year ended February IS
1899. compared with net profit
Of S766 p2s for the previous year.
Shicls said
The principal difficulties en-
countcred during the past year
have heen removed. The unfavor-
able inventory position has been
corrected. and Improvement In the
price Of canned salmon places the
company In favorable position
for profitable operations during
the coming year"
The last year. shieIs said.
was zone Of the most unsatis-
factory" ever experienced In
the salmon industry. unfasor-
able factors Included a large
inventor, carry over, depressed
prices, labor difficulties.
The eompany's average return
per case last year was SAT-, COM
pared with 81 70 in the preceding
month period, decrease of
81 OF per ease. or total decline
in gross profit Of 81 1888 The
company sold ! ,sf0.3iT cases.