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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
People In
The Mu,s

eitiott Roosevelt. son 81 Pfssi-
dent Roosevelt. said today the ma.
lions oil industry must put It's
house IN order or submit Ia federal
control t.ea. MaIls Crazy.
army chief Of staff today an.
nounerd Mai tern. Waiter Kruger
has been transferred from Fort
George Meade 10 tsmmabd the
SECOND division. Fort Sam Houston,
Tex ...
Col. !. Moafoe Johnson, sssiat.
ant secretary Of commerce, said
Harriet Mason, ~, Sacramento.
would sponsor launching ~ The
lighthouse tender FIR at Oak
land IN March -. Virginia Hughes.
10. VIII sponsor the tender wal
nut" ID. Both ar. daughters Of
L =. army officers
Bernard ~. HIdder. IT,. ~. spn
~ New York publisher. and his
bride, the former dan. tpeisas, 10.
niece Of President Roosevelt.
planned 10 leays Chicago shortly
ON honeymoon IA the ssst
coast
Heirs Of Mira. Martina Maxine
Dole. Honoluin pineapple helfsss.
IN federal court complaint. today
accused former q. n. s~satsr
samuel p'iatt Of ssyada and hls
law partner. John sinai. ~
81 900 900 mining swlndlc
Friends reported today that
Paul ', MesWt. T. y. high com
missioner 10 the Philippines, vas
due In San Ffsneisco March
from Manila en- route east.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
TROUBLES PILE
Up FOR W0RLEY

Grand lsveny charges satur-
day had been added to drunken
driving conviction imposed Friday
against William ~ Morley, Is. u
Summit.
fsrafing through q file 81 old
warrants. police Friday afternoon
found a warrant for wofleys ar
rest. issued Aug 20. ip17. by
Judge Blanche Punk Miller. The
complaint charged him with steal.
Ing a ring. ralneost and other
articles from Frank lee.
Officer v. J. sehuts served the
warrant on worley in his city jail
cell Hail vas sci Mt 81 500 war-
Icy was fined $3.50 and costs for
drunken driving In police court
Friday. which VIII take him ~
days To serve.
Possibility that he may eth
face auto theft charges WAS also
mentioned by police Tho car In
which he was arrested was alleged
" taken without the owners per.
mission, Worley was sentenced
To IN. state feformainry when 10
years old. police records showed,
when he was charged with com.
hitting 10 burgisriss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
CANDY HUNGRY BOYS
RAID BAR FACTORY

Candy-hungry boys. police be-
lieved Saturday. were responsible
for a burglary at the Hamilton
Candy Co. 1872 Court d. The
providers entered the factory by
squirting through a broken win
dow and stole several boxes Of
candy with a total weight Of 20
pounds.
Mrs E. J. Mack. Sill Ea. 35tn
St, notified police a sneak thief
stole her purse from a department
store counter while she turned her
back for moment 10 hand some
money 10 a clerk. II contained no
money.
Theft of 40 angle irons. about
II feet Of scrap rails and other
railroad equipment from the Ia
coma yards was reported by the
Northern Pacific railway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
vANE PROPOSES
NEWLAB0R BILL
tB, Tacoma Times staff writer

nv Tacoma Times staff writer
CAPITOL, Olympia - Pierce
County Rep. z. A. Vane. South
Tacoma real estate broker. today
introduced in the lower house Of
the legislature the long awaited
proposed state labor relations act.
II was a lengthy 1s-page meas
ure. filed just 81 hours prior TO
final deadline for introducing bills
during this session. Except by
unanimous consent of members of
one house or the other. no new
bills can be introduced after mid
night, the fifteth day. which VIII
be Monday.
Nane's measure, according
TO apparently authentic re
ports here. il the official"
act desired by Washington
State Federation of Labor.
Another similar proposal.
already introduced. reputcdly
embodies the plan of Congress
of Industrial Organizations.
The act would create the Wash
ington Labor Relations board. 10
be composed OF three members
named by the governor. with APP
proval Of the state senate. Each
member would receive $4,000 per
year. and the board would set up
a clerical and expert organization.
The proposed law goes on 10
describe unfair labor practices. the
boards powers, the things an em-
ployer cannot legally do. the ma
chinery for collective bargaining
by employe elections. and the
boards power TO adJudiesle dis
putes between different labor or
CARNATIONS.
Appeals to superior court from
decisions Of the board are provided
for An Appropriation Of S75 600
from the state general fund is
asked
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
REALTORS HEAR
BRIDGE FACTS

David l.. Glenn, speaking before
the Tacoma Real Estate board at
its meeting Friday noon at Hotel
Winthrop. presented a word pic
ture of the many steps required in
constructing the Tacoma Narrows
bridge.
Glenn is resident engineer for
the Public Works administration
and has been associated with many
large engineering feats through
out the country. He said that the
Tacoma Narrows bridge will be
the third largest span in the world.
but the longest in relation to its
width
The caisson or framework for
one of the piers is expected here
about March 20 and will. when
completed, be as high as the Puget
Sound Bank building" he stated.
The suspension cables. Is inches
in diameter, will be wound on the
site. using about $4,000 miles of
highest wire. The roadway 26
feet wide with 5-foot sidewalks
on both sides will be built in sec
tons placed in different parts OF
the bridge; not starting from the
ends and meeting in the middle, as
many people think
THE bridge will be so con-
structed as to allow side sway of
20 feet due to the wind and about
10 feet difference in length due
TO changes in temperature.
When completed this structure
will be worth going many miles TO
see; with its array of lights So
dunn fog lights for the roadway,
warning lights for ships and bea-
cons for airplanes"
Glenn was introduced at the
board by President James II.
March and promised TO keep the
members informed from time TO
time of the progress of the bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27

Sandegr~n. y 4 Nane va.
absent for both tests
The bin. as amended 10 han sun.
dsy beer ey The gisss. wen, ea Ia
third reading
Twenty four students fram
Buckley high school visited ths
legislature Friday
Sen Monty nsreissrs oonserva.
ton bill passed the senate Friday.
II would force the state super.
visor of hydraulics % notify game
and fisheries directors whenever
rights 81 water diversion o. APP
preparation are granted
There was brad unacr-eur=
rent of feeling Friday during de-
bate in the senate on the bin 10
permit druglcss heaters 10 practice
under rules Of. and receive pay.
ments from, the state workmens
compensation bureau.
saniprsstors. product Of this
state. were struck from the
hill, hut ost~opaths and chiro-
praeior. wer. approved.
There was a poignant moment
when Sen. Paul Thomas. who uses
erltches. rose 10 say when dee
tors said Id die. sanipractor
saved me was taken from tho
hospital by order, 10 the home Of
= former president Of King County
Medical society. lie had been
kicked out because he. too, be.
liesed. not all healing must be
medical"
Said elderly Sen Alfred y Holt.
Spokane. absent two weeks ago
several days because of Illness.
"drugless heaters have helped me
10 serve during this session"
DIR. q. u. Newsletter. Taco
ma chiropraetor. pointed cut
that osteopaths and chiro-
practic now are recognized
nationally; that saniprsstors
exist only In this state, We
Insisted sanipraetors have pro
posed n hill Ia avoid the
states present Bssie Science
act. lie objected Ia their In
einsion In the measure NJ
hand
Amendmcnts To exclude sani-
practors were passed.
But not before Sen. r {.
Bloomer took occasion TO declare
the American Medical association
the greatest trust" the nation
had ever seen On the final vote
on the druglcss healer bill all
Pierce county members voted
yes"
ToDAY's BEST CRACK Some
of these members talk aA though
they'd had a beer TRANSMISSION "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Milk Fund Smoker
Set For March II
Puyallup Active Club Selects Date
For Annual Affair at High School

are raising a fund TO send the or
chestrs 10 San Francisco.
Mrs. Kenneth SturdevAnt will bs
hostess for a meeting Of the eNecu-
tive board Of the Junior Women's
club at her home. ia 5th ave,
NV. at o'clock dessert lunch
con preceding the business session.
Mrs. Bernard Nelson vii assist.
Friday 20 members Of the club
motored to Olympia to sttend a
session Of the legislature. arrange
ments having been made by Mrs.
Ted Schroeder. wife Of Senator
Schroeder. and Mrs. Tom Mont
gomery. wife OF Representative
Montgomery.
After luncheon in the Magnolia
tea room. the group visited the
house and senate, Governor Clar-
ence D. Martin and Mrs. Belle
Reeves. secretary of state Those
making the trip were Mrs. Newell
Hunt, Mrs. Ralph Bradford. Mrs.
Vincent Bruzes, Mrs. Robert Camp
bell, Mrs. Tom Montgomery. Mrs.
Eugene Mosier. Mrs. c. E. Richie.
Mrs. Ralph Sohmitt, Mrs. William
Pence. Mrs Glen Huber. Mrs.
Quaife Damn. Mrs. c. NJ. Hamilton.
Mrs. Harry Hansen. Mrs Everett
Hauk Mrs. A. J Mccarthy, Mrs.
George NAHUM. Mrs. Don Hartung.
Mrs. Al Dahlberg. Mrs. Truman
Smith. Mrs. Ralph Wetzel. Mrs.
Marion Catron. Mrs. Percy Cox.
Mrs. Clarence Franklin. Mrs.
Robert Heston, Mrs. James Cowsn.
Mrs. Chester Corwin and Mrs.
Genevieve McGinnis.
Mrs H c. Montgomery of SOL
5th ave. NV, was hostess Thurs
day afternoon at a luncheon and
shower honoring Mrs. Donald
Berry. Guests were Mrs. Roy
Berry. Mrs. p. Raudebaugh. Mrs.
Carl Nelson. Mrs. d. G. Gray. Mrs.
S. r. Gray Mrs. s. p. Gray. Mrs.
John Lambertus and Mrs. Leroy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
MRS. FRED NEWTON

Funeral services will be- held ~
! 30 p. m Monday at Buckley
Kings for Mrs. Fila lone Newton.
~. who died Friday night at her
home. 1901 East Fairbanks IT. She
vas born In Nashville. Tenn. and
came 10 Tacoma in 1920 She was
a member Of the Royal Ecighbors
and Baptist church Surviving
are her husband. Fred. dauRh-
ter. Mrs. Sadie LuuB. four broth
crs. John Stlner Of DuVall. Wash,
James Stiner Of Idaho and Wits
and Theodore Of Tacoma. four
sisters. Dorothy Doughty 81 Taco
ma. Mary Davidson II salkum.
Wash Emma Angeyine and Des-
aie Adams Of Seattle. and her
father. John Stinsf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Old Age Pension
Debate on SundGu

Loudspeskers Will be installed ~
the meeting OF the Old Age Pen
sion Union At z 80 p m Sunday Al
the Eagles hall 10 give everyone
an opportunity 10 hear the debate
on the Old Age Pension Dill.
Sen. James A. Sullivan. state
president o. the Old Age Pension
Union. will talk in favor Of a more
liberal pension. The other speaker
Will discuss the governors pro-
gram and give his reasons for a
reduction In pensions
All who are Interested are in
yited to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27

Up for second reading and
amendment was The house eln 10
repeal the now famous Sunday
blue law Of 1909. which express.
~ permits sabbath operation Of
livery stables
The proposed amendment
MAS q honey. In fact II Nirtn-
ally was q substitute sunday
closing law.
II Was framed hy IN. house iu-
dietary committee under the guid-
ing hand OF Lawyer Edward J.
Reilly. Spokane. former speaker
and the governor number one
lower house leader.
Reiliy's proposal that caught
the eve of members imme-
diately was one 10 allow un-
restricted sale of beer on sun
day.
But Reilly was crossed up by
Edward J. Henry. deputy prose-
cutting attorney Ton leave OF alb.
seneel from Seattle Henry moved
an amendment expressly 10 ban
Sunday beer sales. regardless OF
other blue Law libeTslizsuons
that might be adopted
Well. there were a lot Of speak.
ers The concern Of some for the
profitless beer retailer was touch
ing. the appeal OF others for re.
lief for those who must rightcously
suffer contact with beer guzzlers
equally was heart-rending
There were some who rose 10
their legislative feet and spoke
forth-rig Among these was
Gerald Dixon. Mckinley Inn, and
II. y. Barney jackson. South TIA
coma. The first was against sun
day beer. the second was for Il.
Here Is how Pierce county's
members voted on the Henry
resolution 10 continue the ban ON
Sunday beer.
For the resolution, Dr. ".
4. Cameron, Frank Cher
senka. Dixon, Tom Mont
gomcry. Paul Sandegren and
Charles TrombleN.
Against he resolution,
jackson. Hugh Kosellini, and
Edward L. rettus. II carried
In the house. 30 10 SO.
But Reilly was persistent. lie
came back with an amendment 10
permit sale OF beer in bottles for
consumption off the premises
1t was carried by close voice
vote Then a motion TO XIII the
whole bill lost, 50 To 81.
on thus one Pierce county lined
up thusly:
To kill the bill, Montgomery,
Trombley, pctius.
To keep II alive, Cameron.
Cher,enlsa. jackson. Roseilipi,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
How Women
In Their l0s
Can Attract Men

n~s<s se~1 "a $50 ~ ; $1,000 t<vs~a ~
sksAts .<-<<sig tssA - - - - ze9so
sissss ses as<s-@s ss u -. <ewv sprdzns
sss<s Asrsss saa aaa<sdy st~iAk
800 sss snys= 's=s1 40, kss 49, go y
y@s nssf . sei4sAd~ HrhAsfw ks.eie seke
is4ss ~ Finxks~s tse~<~sis tssDsse1,
ssf~ sssssfsiss ~ ~s~s~s. ~ AS<s Meeseo
saese sfsseitf " snseS NE ssA s6G1p& sn1me
ia sssesy s@ssss sss t<s~~ a4zsassze4 sywU
III s,. ~. .. |. !. ;ssrE's Ut -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
j0int-Ease
For RHEUMATIC PAIN

When Theumat ism ART ritis settles In
your joints and causes throbbing. PAIN
or misery just remember that Joint
Fare Is one remedy that brings quick
results IN painful or persistent cases
,uSt rub on Joint-Easc and look for
muck relief Joint IA 90 is for just such
distressing pain and BE- a clean. pcns-
tratinr preparation Always remember
that when Joint-t.aee starts 70 work
iofrt MISERY sta rfs out--qulck Ask for
loirt- Ease and take nothing 80
NOTE For free sample write
Ssint-Eas., &c ST.. Hallorsli. Asins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Edwin r. Ray, Pioneer of
Tacoma, Passes at His Home

He worked as a printer on the
old Tacoma Daily Globe and In
1891 went into business for him
self Ms Ray, the Printer bust
ness he continued until his recent
retirement For many years the
business was located In the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce building,
18th and Pacific.
Active Among Bsptisis
Ray was an active member Of
the Baptist denomination. For 20
years he was deacon and treas
urcr OF the First Baptist church.
When Temple Baptist church was
organized he became an affiliate
and III the time Of hls death was
a life member Of the desconats
Ills only frAtcrnal affilihtlon was
The knights Of Pythiaa
Soon after coming 10 Tacoma.
Ray was married 10 Marguerite
williamson. daughter Of Superior
Judge Williamson. "A contemporary
Of Judge w. o Chapman. Besides
the widow. the survivors are son.
Avis n Ray. 4blo No. Cove =,
five granddaughter and one
grandson and brother, Donald
d. OF Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
County Hospital Chief Has
Hot Reply for Many Critics

foats with which 70 mend brohea
h<~iirs " preferences ~ = shortage
AZ Kitchen utensils me problem
rests sanss<fy span tn~ shoulders
~ shs legislators our county serH-
Fnssslonefs havs aene their n>nt n
view ~ greatly shrunken lar 80
eespss and ne in~swssnt temend
trugn definite pressure groups fnv
rigid eeunems. sns rigid s~aNemy
,hsy have fEv<a them n . eso~1
emphatic nanner.
No rr~~.avs tave~ps
'rhsFs Il ~ erGenttsd 9vo1p
that hss sszr hfoanhs sny pre-
sure 10 hear IN h~nsif ~ tn~ ec<mfy
hospital ~ any n the ether county
lnstltaslan. That I knew ~ II =
eniy reeenttY ssase the reesnf ua-
frftunsss rabsiefty gwen the fnstt-
tutioa thai any semhianse ~ .
Ersue has aams forward ia ~ ~
halt Organised lstev dtd - .
unit talks . asfsnifs sssnf vhe
medical pfufssssen always nas anus
ia best wafhaas the fanfare -
publicity 10 make pr>~fble . steady
snhisag - standards ssa - sssch
forward progress - pcesfpte via
the fund. sils~.<t ny ~ public
TIE medical pruf~s~scs - To-
eons ssi fIefee eeunty HAYS -
apclaws~s To m.ss fas the stand
ards 10 n#vxlssi care rendered -
any ~ our ke~pitsis n sus No.
plssls are ap~ned 10 any and 81
Efuups ~ dnstnrs elm refsne -
eoasefm 10 standards. IN sNtsfsN9
wedge fns fsheIises. irdiffesenee -
10 standards NJ Nigh quality. ard
an infusion nF ths spsrii ~ susR.
msresaissu can eesar IN spite ~ asss
eternal vigilance IN IN sffewt -
observe the principles AZ she AMER.
lean Colisss ~ Surgeons ard -
American Medical s~scststIna
nuNroN A HaowN. ~ y
Superintendent. rtsrcs County
itaspifai
President elect. Wsseteutnn
Etsfs Hospital Assn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
SAENCERBUND TO SEE
new GERMAN MOVIES

Three REV German films siEl
feature the aonthly family insect.
ing ~ the Tacoma hasngsfbasFsd
"Wednesday night AZ fraternity
hail. beginning ~ Asi5 Vei0es
TINS moyiss vii "a pfessafsd ~
Alex Cuss1sfsid. aa4seiais editor
II Seattle German languages
nsuspspsf
Thf titles are "nbefammefRau
and the Passion Players. Ger.
f8aHys Me1 auto Roads ard
Hamburg, kgfops y largest Hafs
b<sf
A dance sill fagis~ INC sse~-
iBs u the movies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
MRS. RUTH \. CARLETON

Graseside funeral kefycss VIII
b. held AZ 10 q. m. Monday Al New
Tacoma cemetery FOR Mrs. Ruth
Yttue Carleton. -. who died this
week A. Chicago. KY. X. =.
Nicholson Will conduct the service.
which will b. IN charge II Bellln-
ger. she ls survived ~ her moth
er. Mrs Sophia Yttrls n Taco
ma. FIVE sisters. Afa Elsie No
Aulay. Mrs.. NICK Anderson. Mrs
8. -. Torresdsi ard Mrs. Ole Aam-
hack. all 81 Tacoma. and Mrs
Helen salstad Of jacksonville. FLA.
and two brothers. sam and Arthur
Yttrie u Wisconsin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27

Round Table Adventures In
America" is the title of the lee
ture to be given by Ray w. Har-
Theosophical hall. 22S Tacoma ave.
This will be followed by the
same speakers second engage
ment in Tacoma, Sunday evening.
when he appears at the same hall.
the subject being You and Have
Lived Before
Harden. who is publisher Of the
California Citizen and Modern
knighthood magazine. illustrates
his lectures with screen views OF
this and other countries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
MIS-. TONY ROSS

Mrs. Mary Ross. s.. ~ 7ls No.
18th 1t died Saturday morning al
Local hospital A native 81 Italy
she had lived here ~ years sur
wing are her husband. Tony. five
daughters Mrs Eva Allegro. Taco
ma. ana Ms LILY Marietta. Ap-
burn. and three IN ssysrs. ~ J.
and one son also ~ Newark
Funeral announcement ~ Cassidy
and Allen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
MORE SODIUM LAMPS
LIGHT STATE ROUTE

A second acct ION 81 sodism
yapor fog lights siong the state
highway through Tacoma Was cut
into service Friday night. extend.
iHK the operating units vest 10
spfagDs ~ on South Tacoma way
A third section. fran spraslls
20 ~ 5Otb o, on sOuth Tacoma
way may be- illuminated By Mon
day night
The first section lighted Was
that east Of Pacific ave. on zsth
si 10 its Junction s1th Puysilup
ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
JoHN J. HOOK

John J. SchOck. 50. died Friday
afternoon a. his home. isi4is 50.
Tacoma ave. lie vas DCrn IN Ill
nOis. mad lived here 30 years. and
was a member Of the LongshOre-
menx association. Surviving are
Ms wife. Bella. a daughter Mrs.
c. A. cooper Of Seattle a brother,
William. Of Chicago, and sister,
Anna. u Illinois Funeral an
u1flucenuerf by Lynn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27

Peter knutsOn. 10. died Thurs
day ut his ranch At Route Z. BOX
ss3. Olympia lie had lived there
two years. having formerly resided
on Mcneil Island for 81 years lie
leaves two H0ns. Peter 81 the home
and Carl Of Fast btanwOod. and
tso grandchildren. Funeral an
nouHcement by Htofils.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Tacoma Obituaries

survived by his vile. Nora. two
sons. Dick and Bernard Of Taco
ma. and a sister. Mrs Eva Wheat
land Of Canada. Funeral announce
mfnt by NeilingeT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
THE CORE
THREE NEW RESIDENCES

Building permits were issued
Saturday for three new residences.
two to cost SO. 500 each for Gunnar
Dahlqulst at 4045 and 4047 Faw-
cett ave and one 10 cost S1.4O0
for A. Y. Cox At $50 Ia. 4sth 81.
Mrs s II Phenecie obtained a per-
nit for 81 900 in alterations In her
residence at 1l5 Ia gath ST.
DR.. Albert Ehrlich announces he
has taken over the practice Of DR..
James A. la Casa. 1912 Med. Arts
Bldg. MA 2505. Res. BR 2I41. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Star Iron, Steel
Awarded Contract

me navy department. awarded
= ttot. 100 contract for . Grams At
the isugs, sousd navy yard. ErsH-
sftOn. 20 the Star IfOn q Steel
%. ~ Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
CLAIMS BANKRUPTCY

A voluntary petition In bank
ruptcy was filed / nfederal district
court here Saturday BY John W.
Knutsen. Tacoma warehouseman.
Of 1901 So. Alder st. listing debts
Of ss23 so against assets Of $500.
all claimed exempt.
Fruit trees. rose bushes. shrubs.
Puget Sound Nursery. 920l Pac.
lady }
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27

TIE infant son ~ M. and hrs.
Niek Pszzoll. 1919 10. 18TH ~.
died Friday afternoon IN a lf'eai
hospital Funeral services were
hsid ~ 2 30 . ~ Saturday al the
Cassidy q Alien chapel. with
blral ln Calvary esmslsTY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
orTrzESsHip HEARING

Citizenship hearings for approx
msteiY 30 Tacoma and Pierce
county applicants vii occupy
Federal Judge Edward p. Cush-
mans court all day Monday
Spring FloYers-Hiaz Florists
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
NEw DRIVING CLASS

\ nsw safe driving class. 20 be
conducted by WPA With cooper
alton Of the Tacoma Department
Of Public Safety opened - five
weeks term Friday evening a. the
Presbyterian church. So 34th and
Proctor SITS u Will meet each
Friday evening 81 : 20. coaching
drivers IN rules II the road neces-
vary 10 pass the state examina-
ton
Funeral flowers you can afford.
Garden shop. Rhodes Bros adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
FusEnAL sEnyICrs

Mrs. flIIlan Mellon Monday.
: - a m. a. ~ LsO's church.
the cortsgs leaving Caffnsys At
: 20. burial In Calvary cemetery.
The rosary Will BE- feciisd Al 7 20
,. m Sunday Al ~ L<os church.
Thomas HoKsrfh Monday. zt5
p. m. ~ The EslliHgsr chapel,
Key. Frank Gray officiating. burial
in Tacoma cemetery.
John Cloherty Monday. $40 a.
m. a. 81 LeO's church. the cor
feTs leaving Cassedy a Aliens Al
s.i5. burial In Calvary cemetery.
Sven Ruben Ericsson Monday. 3
p m. ~ the Lynn chapel. Rev.
Car! Hsdesn officiating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
DIVORCE ACTION

Suit for divorce has been filed
in Pierce county superior court by
Frieds Broberg from Ivan Bro
berg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
THREE MIN TRIED

Three men, arrested ~ police a.
suspicious characters Friday night.
were tired In police court satur-
day Elmer Wagner. alias Elmer
Hellinger. was gwen 30 days Tor
drunkenness; Fred Kroeger was
given Is days Tor yaRrAncy. and a
similar charge sEainat Dan
o Bnen was dismissed Detectives
Sam Blake and William Turner
sald ne thee are ex-conEicfa
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John y. shelton. 80. Of z5is So
sth Al. died Saturday in local
hospital. He vas a logger. and u
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I.EGIS.l.IGHT
POLITICULARS
IN, rsce@s r,me. staff Written

CAPITOL. ol,mpis-The rumblng heard in legislative
halls Friday afternoon made by kegs rolling the
sopng OF the lower house Il the sound Of
debate over Sunday heers virtues any: evils