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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
Tacoma Visitors AT Fair
Visit Washington Pavili0n

Marie Olson. Luiy Lueas. Irene
Loft. Mr.. and Mrs " W Claw
son. lou Ashhtuner. Ruth john.
son. fhihr Rcehthcis. Jessie Dali
ton. Dan Mcccw. Roy NJ HaT-
low. n. ". Dewey. lee Irwin. Roy
G. Fellows A. c. xlrtsmsn. Mrs.
Forrest v. Saiies. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Rihesser and son. Eleanor IL.
rosre. Mr.. and Mrs, ". A nausn.
Mrs > washurton. r. Hssel ".
olsen, Mrs n. l. Murphy, Rev
cozIne. Donald sherry, Queens y,
Miller. katherine cehfut. Mrs.
Marcus Davies. A. X. kcsnc. sam.
ueil Anderson. ~ W. Howard. Mr..
and Mrs J. v. McRse Edith
Jofgenscn.
Edwin A. Lots. Mrs Chas. W.
Fuson. Merle Pfiuexcr. Elsie
Stfsndness Kathleen whelsn, Mr..
and Mrs l. /. Mills, Mr., and Mrs.
Hsreld r. Shelly, Ruby Moss. Mrs.
=. G Rsr,a, Marcells Frederick.
Mrs. +. C. zir,xman. Vivian F'usan,
Arthur T. Andrews. Edward Pc
derscn. Paul celdner mn Rrcss-
mer, Paul NJ, Hegdol. Vera Tsv-
Tor, Edith Mccann. syman Burke.
juhana Mcpherson. Helen Anders,
BETTY Burke, Ina X. coffmsn.
Robert y. Sconce. verls nisks.
William Law,on. Sara Jean Lloyd.
Or. and Mrs ]. W. Rawlings. pr,
and Mrs cyri Lundvick, Edward
Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo
Msnouses. Mr. and Mrs. ". ]. Wat
son. Johnny schlsrh. Howard
Lynn. Or. and Mrs, W. X Ludwig.
Mr.. and Mrs, Parker j Burke.
Ralph l.. Dickmsn. Florence Y.
Peterson, George caibrsith. Riii
criviansky, A y. Lundgren. Mrs..
A. n. Wilson, George Leopard. Mrs.
T. H. Monroe. Mr.. and Mrs w
w. Johnston, Anita Magini, Fred
G.. Bsfto. Mrs. Marie Jacobs. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. I'm and sons, q,
Marx Miller. Melvin Mecutehan,
Jean Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. l.. /.
Mills, George Mclean, Virginia
sehrendcrs, Mr.. and Mrs y. =.
Loft. Eleanor Enberg. chss ps~-
ny. Mrs. Frank r Walters, l. u.
Dobler. Judee Berglund. Mrs.
Frank Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs ".
A. Goruley,
Mrs. n. J. Watson, William
Foss. Mrs l.. M. stewart Ruth NJ.
Hallin. Bsbettc Brottem, Mrs, Geo,
c. Webster Mrs. w ", Lipseomb.
Dolores johnson, Estene y, Wild.
mann. Joyce lie Faye. zella Mil.
Ter Astrid Anderson, W, ". SUIT
ter. Miss r. Fahey. Mr.. and Mrs.
John sehlsrb, jr., Mrs. y. II. John
son and Alice Milgsrd.
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but requiring them to report their
tips and accept them az payment
Of wages as a condition OF employ
ment. II porter received 81 In
tips after an eight-hour day. he
received no wage. II he received
less, the difference was made up by
the railroad company.
General Counsel George Hayes.
of the Unsffilisted International
Brotherhood Of Rcd Caps. said his
members. mostly Negroes. have
been reporting to the railroads
that they receive 81 daily in tips.
whether they do or not, because of
fear of reprisal II the railroads
had to give them additional money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30


value Of waShingtons exhibits al
the two worlds fairs, returning
visitors report that the Evergreen
states displays are on all the
must" lists for school children
Of san Francisco and New York,
meaning that teachers and educs.
tors recommend the soenic-indus-
trial exhibits for their students,
Among Tacoma visitors who
registered At wsshingtons pavil.
ion at the Golden Gate Interne-
tionsi Exposition during the period
OF June 1918 are the following
according to list provided hy y
n. McGovcrn OF the Washington
State Progress Commission:
Mr.. and Mrs =. l.. Risnkcnship
Betty Rlsnkenship. Mrs. Merle
Leedy. Mrs. X. Wright, Clinton 5
Wright, Mrs. Mclvina Rruhsker,
Shirley Brubaker. lean MscPheF-
son. Mrs. W. A. MACPHERSON. Mrs.
]. T. Cosze. Florence Coxre. poro-
thy T. Krona. Herbert r. krona.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Alexander.
Walter NJ. Alexander, ReverIie
Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh u,
Clark. Ruth Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. r. Robson. Eleanor Robson,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Graham, julie
Respeleux. jules Respeleux. Mrs.
NJ. r. Respeleux.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Rice. Dora
Mae Rice. q. A. Brackett. Georgia
Bracket. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Hay
ward. Mrs o. n. Larsen. Mrs, =.
Gums. Oscar n. Larsen. sr., DIR.
and Mrs. Thos. u, Murphy, Thorn
Murphy. Patricia Murphy. Lorna
vosburg. Leola Lockwood. DIR, and
Mrs. Edward Eddy. Marion John
son. Richard wiesner. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. II. Judd. Ben w. Judd. Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Fredricksen, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. n. Wells. Dorothy
Richards. Mrs. j. Carroll Richards.
Mrs. Axel Carlson. Beverly Carlson
Anne Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Il. tombstone. Kenneth n. John
stone. Glare Normile. Gertrude
Normile. Estelle 6. Thsralson.
Marcia Tharalson. =. l.. Hohensin-
ner and family, Margaret Hohen-
sinner. Jean kuper.
Jerry NJ. Sandal. Marian Sandal.
W. A. MACPHERSON, Jackie Mac
Pherson. Donna Joyce Macpherson,
Lorna Jean MACPHERSON, Esther
MACPHERSON, Or. and Mrs. L. II.
Hopkins. Lewis Hopkins. jr., Jean
Hopkins. Bud Hopkins. Mrs. +. T.
Gilbert, Ruth Gilbert, william J.
Reynolds. Mary n. Gunnerson.
c. J. Gunnerson. Virginia skeen.
Jean F.. Skeen. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. Drowley. Mrs. c. l.. Drowley.
Doris Nisanger, Merrill Rich. Mrs.
Edward A. Rich, Virginia McFad-
den. Joann Gillespie. Betty ]. Gill
espie. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Gillespie.
Bob A. Metz. Mrs. Lloyd NJ. Bray.
Mrs. Edna Baker. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Davis.
Earl Davis, Mr.. and Mrs X. r..
Warren. Myrtle Warren. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. McElroy, Or. West II. Me-
Elroy. Mrs. j. M. Sandal. Marjorie
Sandal. Mrs. Charles Ely. Jeanne
Abtad. G. G. Burke. Chester
Burke. Mr. and Mrs Ralph John
stone and son. Seth w. Butler. Al
n. Bellsndi. Ellen Sandberg. Mary
Jane Koncisnick. Josephine kon-
cianick. Mabel r. Anderson. L.eols
Lockwood. Lorna Vosberg. Wilfred
Jewell. Alfred NJ ksrlstsd, Mrs.
u. J. Dobson, Mrs. r.. J. Garrison.
Lloyd Thompson, Doris Bird, Mrs.
Lake Bird. Mrs. j r. Csngnore.
Mrs. Guy Sheldon, Mrs. Benjamin
Snyder, Fred NJ Judson. Grace
keirstesd. Robert Ehricke. Chester
Davidson. Dorothy Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM n. Thesis. Mrs.
r. Bringdsle, Teresa Whelan,
Francis J. Wallace, Kenneth
keigley,
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Robert Taylor's fists again will
fly in M-G-Ms Lady of the Trop-
les, in which he is co-stsrred
with Hedy Lamar. He knocks
out the story's weslthiest and
most influential man in Indo-
China.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
THE COR E
WILL EXPLAIN AFA

800 sf*sssN ~
e. Melvin Mckinney. Fred Lock-
wood. Robert J. Pearsall and Ray
Elmendorf viii explain the pro-
gram of the American Foundation
for Abundance at st. Johns hall.
5sth and Puget Sound ave. FRI
day. S p. m There Will be ques-
tions and discussion and no sdmis-
sion charge.
Away. better butter 81 Cow
Butter Store. tsdy.)
Bedding plants. HIM.. Florist.
adv.
s25 FINE FOR SLEEPING
Paul Nelson Of 203 So. @ st.
was fined SIS and costs Wsdnes-
day afternoon in police court when
found guilty on a charge Of being
drunk in car. Nelson WAS taken
into custody At s.45 m. Wednsz-
day when police found him asleep
In car that was parked at sth
ave. and Steele IT.
Funeral flowers you can afford
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros adv.
AT MANITOU PARK
The PARK Travelling tneatsr Nfill
be at Manitou park at 100 ?. n.
Thursday There viii h. vauds-
vile. drama. tsikies and an or
cnestfa concert
Here - your answer ~ -FOUR
ground. Mckenzie Natural Mn
ersl Plant Food rec0nditi0ns your
soil 2l2 Puyailvp ave. Ma 1917.
adv.
MAGSUssES KEAPPOfsTED
Or. Norman y. Hsgnussen.
Pierce county health officer. off
eially was reappointsd for another
two years at Wednesdays session
Of the county commissioners. Tine
term begins july i.
VAR DECLARED on TIRE
PRICES
Americas most popular sized
tire. sD0xis-NEW n. =. only
81 As. Lloyd Suffer Tire Company.
1902 Pacific aye.-sdv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
DneSni Havlicek!

V knize satirond Terra"
podava nam cesky spisovatel
= Omladinar Emanuel Vol
tech Hoefner z Netolic v jiz-
Mich Cechach krasnou knihu
ku 20. vyrocf samostatnosti &C.
sko-Slovenske republiky. Kri-
tika I'VE tyto satirony dnes tax
vzacne = Havlfckovsk1mi!
Jiz Ia sve prv6 verse stall O.
mladinar Hoefner "a Rakous-
ka pred porotou. Knihu "Ter-
ra" vypravil umelecky sam, a
ma obalce name posledni, =
celou naSf vlast! = Kniha jest
psana ma heslo statnfho znaku
naroda Rumunsk6ho: mic bez
Boha!"
Jelikoz 1. vydanf knihy je
rozebrano, pTijfma autor kni-
ny nabfdky ma II. vydanf, KITE
re prave vyslo. Cena knihy 81.
0 knize te napsal Jan Toul:
"C1t1me ostre, primo ohnive
Sicily dnesnf valecne politiky a
slys1me mocha slova posilujfcf
mas v boji prot zlu, a mad tim
vsfm vlaje prapor mfru, jake
symbol toho, CO je nam nejpo-
tfebnejs1 a nejzadoucnejsf.
Mir ten jest nadsenym Omla-
dinafem postaven ma pevny "a
klad = ma poznanf Boha. Sb1r-
ka ia by mela prijfti do kazd6
skoly,- do kazde knihovny,-
ba do kazde rodiny, ably zma-
tenemu svetu prinesla jake no
lubice Noemova jasne posel-
stv1 m1ru.
Ucinte jeste dnes o~bjednav-
ku u sameho spisovatele En-.
V. Hoefnera v Netolicfch, JIM
Cechy, CSR. Stran 60" Cena
l dollar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Ia ceske "nazdar" trest
6 zlotvch.


Nemecky fisk 81 bedlive vsf-
ma pOmeru ma Zabranem Tesin
sku, zejmena zachazeni S ne
meckym obyvatelstvem a pome
RI v prGmyslu.
"Deutsche Post" pfse, re pol
ska policie We Frystate prova-
della honicku ma nemecky mlu-
vfcf obcany. Kdo byl ma name
stl pristizen, re mluvf nemecky
byl odveden ma straznici, zjis-
ten a varovan.
Ia cesky pozdrav "nazdar"
= pise "Deutsche Post" - Sc
plat pokuta sest zlotych, "a
nemecky pozdrav Hell Hitler
ctyTi zlote.
Polaci chteli pfizpdsobit do
lovani ma dokonale techniky
zaflzenych dolech tesfnskJch
hospodarstvf, jake mali zave-
demo v Hornfm Slezsku. Tam
totiz dolujf "rabovanfm". Tim
Sc stale, re uhlf je hodne pro-
m1SenO kamenlm.
Vysledek je, re cel6 objed-
navky uhli cd velkych firem z
Italie, Angle a Francie prisly
zpet a uhlf muscle byt znovu
z vagond slozeno ma haldy.
Ackoliv jsou ma sachtach velk6
haldy uhl1, nejsou vsak dodr-
zovany lhGty dodavek a dolly
plat1 statisfcove penale.
Pc vypovedenf ceskych tired
Mkt a hornfk1 nenf ma dolech
v zabranem Tesfnsku dostatek
dozorcG. Polaci najmenovali
move. Ma jane Hlubina V Kar.
Winnie byl ma pr. jmenovar
"stajgrem" jisty Jadamik. Ma
dole mt rfkali "Nygus". Az
do polskeho zaboru cistil ma dc
lie latriny. Ted byl povysen, q
to hned ma "stajgra" a chod.
pc hornicke kolonii S cernou
knihou, do ktere zapisuje ces.
Ike hornlky, navrzene k WHO'S.
tent.
Nemecke listy pfinaseji zpra.
WI, re z Noveho Bohumina by
vypoveden cesky faraT DIR. Jed.
licka, protoze ma Novy rok ka.
zal pro nemecke veT1ci nemec.
ky.
Nemecka klasterni skola
Bohumfne, ktera tricet let Wy
chovavala nemeck6 divky, by
la ~pfemenena ma polskou, ne
mecke jeptisky pTelozeny.
Ma nekterych hranicnich Il
secfch Sc jiz Poole cesko-slo
vensko-polskeho ujednani oh
jevily smfsene cesko-polskt
hlidky. Chod1 tn spolecne nast
pohranicnf straz S polskou. NJ
hranic1ch cd Jablukova k Mo
i slim dOSud Vid9nv NEWLY
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Ma Rusi odsouzeny Czech pry
utekI do Rumunska.
Y Praze "V. c. S." pfse

' Praze ~. G. S." p1Se:
Vymenkar Vaclav Karel z
Jasenne ma Jaromersku mel
syna, ktery bojoval ma ruske
fonte a cd tie dolby je newest
ny. Ted dostal z Rumunska
dopis psany polo cesky, polo
rusky.
Obcan, podepsany Ivan Tur-
novski, p1se, re jeden rumun-
sky dGstojn1k mel sch1zku S il
stou vdanou pant a pr tom v
krovi nasel neznameho muze.
Ma prfmluvu te danny jej neu-
dial.
Omen muz pry vypravoval,
re byl v Rusku "a valky zajat.
Pokladali pry jej "a statkare
BabuSku, a odsoudili k dozivot
nfmu zalari pro zradu. Poda-
filo pry Sc mu vsak uprchnout
a dostal sc p odlouhe dobe az
k BukureSti.
Je pry synem Vaclava Karla
z Jasenne. Ably pry sc dostal
bezpecne domG, potrebuje W.
kupne $4,000 Kc.
Vymenkar ma podezTenf, re
dopis psal jeho byvaly zam6st-
nance S. Palyga, ktery byl z
Rumunska a O prfpadu Karlo-
va syna vedel. Ale clovek nj
kdy nevi a tax byly rumunske
urady pozadany, ably Palygu
vypatraly a vyslechly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Lid hlida Ia noci ceske
pomnikv.

Ma zabranem Opavsku byl v
polovin6 prosince dynamitem
vyhozen do povetT1 pamatnik
odboje slezskeho lidu ma Ostre
H1rce. Zastupci ceskeho lidu
zadali u nemeckych 1radI V
Opav6 potrestanf pachatelu,
coz jim bylo pTislfbeno. Cesky
lid Sc rozhodl hlfdati vsechny
sve pomnfky, sochy a Dusty.
Hlfdky strez1 je pc celou noe
i v nejvets1m mrazu. Ma ne
kterych mfstech byly pozada-
ny tez T~1ssko-nemecke 1fady
o pomoc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Velky betlem vyTezavajf "
rodins liz 10 let.

We Frydku je vystaven obrov-
sky betlem, majetek rodiny
Langovy. Zacal jej stavet pred
ITO Lefty prapraded dnesnfho
majitele. Betlem je dnes %
metrI dlouhy a figurky jsou
pohaneny elektrickym motor
KEN. Neni jeSte dokoncen -
Dude pry 80 m dlouhy a IA m
SirOky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Letadla siriteli maIarie?

G00 SkT1IGl1 mdkaTlG
Sc zasilkami ovoce z .jiznfch
dostavajf. sc do Cesko-
Slovenska r1znf drobnf obyva-
tele teplejsfch krajin. Hlavne
bananove zasilky jsou bohate
ma zvlrenu a hmyz. To proto,
re banany jsou zasilany We vel
kych hroznech S kmeny, kde
snadno najdou skrys i v6tsf
hadi a zvlfatka. Byla by 2 to-
no pekna vystavka, kdyby Sc
dalo dohromady vsechno, co sc
do republiky dostalo s temito
zasilkami. Byli by tam pavou-
CT, mali ,%ssavci, zelenf svabi.
cvrckove, kobylky, hadi = do
konce byl V Praze nalezen mia
dy hroznys a had z rodu hi
mantopus. Take Sc zasilkami
suroveho korku ma zatky Sc k
nam dostanou hadi, jesterky a
ruzny hmyz. Jen "a lonsky
rok bylo v zasilkach nalezeno
deset jesterek, diva hadi a ne
kolik des1tek kusG r1zneho
hmyzu. Zadny re zavlecenc6
Sc u mas neprizpGsobil podne-
bf. Kdyby Sc vsak nahodou
dostali do sklenfkG, kde je sta
lie teplo, mohli by Sc i u mas
rozmnozit.
Pred vanoci byli v zasilkach
banand pri prohlfdce chyceni
tfi velc1 pavouci, druhu Hete-
ropoda venatoria. Je to druh
pavoukd, kteri tvarem tela pri-
pominaj1 kraby. Pochazeli re
Zap. Indie, nejspfse z ostrova
Jamaiky. Tento pavouk ie v
teplem prostredf velmi ely a
pohyblivy. zivf Sc jen hmy-
zem, ale site 81 nezhotovuje,
nybrz low jen pobfhanfm 90
stomach pr1bytk1 v tropech,
obzvlaste noel. V nasem
chladnem prostredf dlouho ne
vydrz1. Jeste v lete niue Sc
We skladistfch ovoce pc neiaky
cas- drzet pri zivot6, ale pax il
ste zahyne.
V poslednf dobe objevuje Sc
v nekterych krajich Slovacka
pomerne mnoho zvlastnfch vel
kych pavouk1, kteTf Sc tam al
do lonskeho leta vyskytovali
jen ojedinele. Kusadla tohoto
pavouka jsou V pomeru k telu
neobycejne velika. Nekdy do
rdsta delky az deseti centime-
trG. Lide mali pred tfmto pa
voukem strach, nebot Sc kra-
jem roznesla zprava, re je to
jedovaty pavouk. Ukazalo Sc
vsak, re je to pavouk zcela ne
vinny z rodu Lycosa a re byl
k nam zavlecen z jiznfch kra-
jG. Lide Sc pavouka obavaji
vlastne jen pro jeho velikost.
Take kabinach a prosto-
rach letadel sc k nam dostava
z jiznich kraft rdzny skodivy
hmyz. A to predevsfm komafi,
ktef1 jsou nositeli nemocf. By
10 ~zjisteno, re letadly byli ko-
mari z%avleceni i tam, kde pred
zavedenfm letecke dopravv ne
byli. Nejcastejsfm takovym
spolucestujfcfm byva komar,
ZpGsobuj1c1 malaricka onemo-
cnenl. CHI dopravnf spolecnos-
tt jiz vyhlasily BOZ komar1m.
V letadle budou um1steny zvla
stn1 pristroje ma hubenf hmy-
zu. Pfistroj Dude pohanen e.
lektricky. Parry, ktere vyvinu-
je, jsou neskodne pro cloveka,
jsou nehorlave a neznecistujf
vGbec letoun. K ziskani jich
Sc pouz1va vytazku z byliny pc
rythrum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
ROSNATKA.
z Napsal BEDkICH MORAvEC.
So MM mbSNan nNe,u rSee, n~$>,
E:ssxec. Sc suseJ sc
Napsal BEDKICH

delsf dobu mu trvalo, nez utisil
deti, stale 81 O te podivne rost-
line vypravujicf, potion zaha-
jill pravidelne vyucovani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10

HAD.
Tedy ia episoda Sc udala v
sezenl obecnfho vyboru, jehoz
byl Pavelec take clenem. Je-
den z vybor1 vytasil Sc pojed-
nou s navrhem: eta holka z
pastousky je uz dvanact let, je
velika a silna a zastala by uz
praci, re bychom il nemusili
ziviti zadarmo. Kdyby pan RI
dlci zamhouril oko, ably nemu-
sila choditi stale do skoly, wal
bych 81 il tax k tomu paseni a
poklizeni dobytka. Platit bych
j ovsem nemohl mic, nebot ia
kova holka je dost draha "a
straw. To vfme, takova ne
co snl!"
Zraky vsech pTitomnych O.
bratily Sc ma Pavelce. Usmal
Sc nepatrne, jak bylo jeho oby-
cejem, a rekl potion klidne:
"Rozumfm YAM, sousede. Ne
jenom jedno, ODE oci musil
bych mfti stale zavrene, kdy-
byste 81 to obecnf dite wal do
sluzby. Ale to nejde.
(Pokracovanf.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
ALASKA FISHERMEN
WANT LONGER SEASON

KETCHIKAN - einers and
other Alaska fishermen today
awaited the decision of the U. S.
bureau of fisheries on their petit
ton presented Sunday to extend
the Ketchikan fishing season
scheduled to close Wednesday.
The fishermen maintained the
main run of pinks is at least 10
days later this season. They al
legged few fish have entered the
spawning streams to date, that
eggs in the salmon caught are still
hard and that fish are now rum
ming plentifully in the ocean. The
fishermen said that unless an ex-
tension of a few days is granted
fishing communities will be injured
greatly and the streams again
overstocked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
RARE FLOWERS
ARE DISPLAYED

Rare alpine flowers gathered
from Glacier peak on the north
side Of Mount Tacoma from q new
exhibit now being displayed, as
long as the flowers last. in the
reference department of the main
public library.
The exhibit was largely drawn
from high alpine meadows and in
the vicinity Of the Milk Creek trail
at elevations from 5000 to 1000
feet, between the timberline and
snow line.
Among the varieties are lutkea,
alpine Speedwell, golden aster,
catspaw, eolubine, Indian paint
brush tat is almost white and an
extremely rare orchid. a heart
leaved twayblade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
Engineer to Prepare Cost
Estimates of Broadway Job

Engineers estimates, requiring
five or six weeks of surveys and
study, will be completed before a
hearing is held on petition of w. w.
Keyes and other property owners
for resurfacing of Broadway from
7th to 18th SITS.
Several property owners ap-
peared before the council Monday
to protest against any resurfacing
improvement that does not require
removal of the existing asphalt
coated brick base and a thorough
reconstruction of the pavement.
The petition suffered temporary
loss of force when one agent for
considerable frontage wrote to
withdraw his signature because the
retail firm leasing the property is
required under the lease to pay for
all public improvements. The firm
is not one of the signers.
Want Two Estimates
Jack A. Mcleod, owner of several
lots in the proposed district. said
he had not signed the original
petition and would not sign unless
thorough. complete reconstructed
pavement is required. He insisted
the council have two sets of esti-
mates prepared. one for asphaltic
concrete and one for Portland
cement concrete. and urged that
bids be called for on both types of
construction.
II was disclosed that the original
petitioners proposed only to have
the old asphaltic surface burned"
down to the brick surface under
meath, with a new resurface of
asphaltic concrete applied. Nc
Leod commended this would fill up
what little curb remains in some
parts Of the street, and, he declared.
I'VE can't have water running over
the curbs."
Permanent Work
Ralph Thompson, attorney repre-
senting Frank Betchard, another
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LIDS PETITION
GETS APPROVAL

More new local improvement
districts are beginning to pop up in
various parts of the city. A 57.5
per cent petition of Fl. L. Larson
and others for paving No. E St.
from 300 feet west from No. 18th
st. came before the council Monday
approved by Works Commissioner
Bergersen.
The petition of Ed r. Daily and
others for paving the alley be-
tween No. goth and 21st SITS, from
Cedar to Alder SITS, was approved
and granted. The estimated cost
is S1,703.
August HIM and others asked
last spring for installation of
sewers in Ea. Linden st. from A to
Ea. B SITS. The estimated cost of
S595. A resolution adopted by the
council fixed Aug. 80 as the date
for the public hearing. The project
was urged by the Ea. I'D st. I'M
provement club.
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.1I I,E1H&aH$szN
Herstein Arrives In Harbor To Load
Lumber For London And Liverpool

prepared TO enforce a decision is
sued by Federal Waterfront Arbi-
traitor Wayne L. Morse, who ruled
the ship clerks union-a CLIO AZ
filiate-violated its contract IN the
dispute which brought closure Of
the port June II.
Although the arbitrator raped
both the union and employers
the latter for illegally closing the
harbor-he held that the union
had no lawful basis for its oppo-
sition to transfer of daily check
ers to a monthly basis.
Morse's decision reversed his
"truce" order of June %, which
effected reopening of the port.
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ascent Drop in Pork Here;
Other Meat Prices Stead,

A rs cent drop in hogs proved
to be the only price change of
importance on the local market
Monday. Other meats held their
prices.
Butter, eggs, poultry and cheese
continued along the same level, as
did flour, feed and grains.
Slappy peaches were given two
days at the most. They were
quoted at So cents a crate. Hales
held at the s1.15 to S1.25 prices
quoted Saturday.
A scarcity of green onions was
still apparent Monday, and they
were still quoted at the raised
price of Is to III cents per dozen
punches.
All price listings are wholesale.
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Wrecked Vessel
Leaves Alaska

JUNEAU-The Alaska Steam
ship Co.'S freighter, S. S. Depere,
wrecked recently on buoy in the
Wrangell narrows, sailed for Sc
attic Monday after discharging
her cargo here Sunday.
Capt. Henry Burns beached the
vessel after the buoy stove in her
hull as she attempted passage
of the narrows In a heavy fog.
The tug Salvage King assisted in
repairing the damage and the
freighter sailed to Juneau under
her own power. The Depere will
enter drydock for further repairs
in Seattle.