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Weather Forecast

Generally fair tonight and FRI
day; little change in temperature;
moderate northerly wind off coast.
At Tacoma, s a. m. rain last
"a hours, Is of an inch: since
Feb. 1, 4.42 inches; since Jan. 1.
e.67 inches, deficiency Of SO of
an inch.
Wind north, miles an hour;
dense fog. Barometer 1884.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS

SEATTLE Clearings. ST.2ef,-
ez2-43: balances, $3.635, 666. IS F:
transactions. se.7sl 10000.
PORTLAND-Clearings. IS, $685.
1880; balances, 81, 657, $685.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PURSUANT to Art Xxx Sec 1884
Remington and Ballinger's General
Statutes OF Washington-Auth
the formation OF Metropolitan Park
Districts-Notice IS hereby given Of
public hearing TO be held in the o.
flee Of the commissioners OF the
Metropolitan Park District Of Tacoma.
ala City Hall Annex. on Monday.
February 9th. 1899 At the hour OF
500 P. N Tor consideration Of a
petition filed with the board OF PARK
commissioners OF the Metropolitan
Park District OF Tacoma, for the an
nexation Of the following desert bed
territory adjoining and in the same
county as the Metropolitan Park Dis
trict OF Tacoma.
TO WIT: AL that territory lying
within the boundaries OF the town
OF RUSToN. Pierce County. Wash
ington.
METROPOLITAN PARK DISTRICT
OF TACOMA
II. S. DOTTN Secretary.
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AOund
the UOrLd

kARACHI. Indla-An american
named Buford- Davidson and two
filters. brothers named Sharma,
were killed today when two In
dian Always airplanes collided
and crashed 30 miles from here
Both planes were enroute from
karaehi 10 Lahore.
GLASGOW - The submarine
L-2l, which broke away from a
tug as il was being taken to a
scrapyard to be broken up has
been found hard ashore on the
south coast of the Isle Of Arran.
IL was announced today. A tug
will attempt to free 1t and take it
in tow again.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES national
ist authorities in nearby towns
ordered hotel and cafe proprietors
today 10 remove any reference to
Britain from their establishments.
Such names as Angle-Terre and
Londres, which are popular. will
be changed to other foreign names.
Business establishments must re-
move the Anglo" from their titles.
METZ, France-Three German
automobilists. carrying arms. were
arrested on suspicion OF espionage
today as they entered France near
the Luxemborg frontier. They
were transferred to Thionville. Of
ficially charged with Illegal entry
and carrying concealed weapons.
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Ul,t Taeomsa Visaes
Poker Loser Blackens Eve
And Fakes Story of Holdub

Chastened and suffering from
self-inflicted black eye. a Tacoma
father Thursday forenoon admitted
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AVERAGES

sales thursday appropriated
46o. 900 shares. against 10000 on
Tuesday. Curb sales were i42 600
shares against $1,000.
NEW YORK-Stocks moved I'D
fractions to more than a point
today and held gains until late in
the session when slight recess
sion developed. Trading was light.
Bonds opened steady, moved up.
and then slipped off. Grains had
small losses. silk futures made
new highs for two years on ad-
vances ranging to eight cents a
pound. Rubber futures were firm.
Copper futures dipped.
Outstanding constructive news
Item was the statement BY Secre-
tary Of the Treasury Henry Nor
genthau that the administration
contemplated no new taxes at this
session Of congress.
(ouotatione courtesy Dean witter a.
Co.. Washington BLDG
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Special Notices

NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts con.
tracted b. anyone but myself.
fSigned) A. F. BERG, Eatonville.
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Obscure-For the production of
each 1000, 900 cars. the automobile
industry uses agricultural products
from 500 900 acres Of land. II
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SELECT STAHS
FOR ) SCHOOLS

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CLAIMS DEATH
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IN MARCH
CAUSE OF LAWSUIT

Suit 10 collect 81 900 for personal
injuries In an auto collision ai 80.
ssth and paeifse last March . Was
flied IN superior court here late
Wednesday by Margaret Fadness
and b. \. cerbln against Mr.. and
Mrs. William X. Chambers
Ml~s fsdnsss. who suffered scalp
decorations a broken nose and other
injuries IN the wreck. and corhln.
charge that Chambers was driving
AZ excessive speed and without
lights when his car struck theirs
A. they entered Pacific ave.
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BYRD PLANS TO SAIL
BIZ END OF OCTOBER

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ID oEN VIII
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Doss,et Pests

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
MAN ENDS HIS
LIFE ON FLATS

Death Of Tony suppinicb. 81,
whose body was found hanging IN
his shack on the Hollywood fats
was attributed 10 suicide Friday.
he lived AZ Route s.. Box $40
A man living IN an adjoining
shack iscovered the suicide
Thursday evening II t;ts o'clock
Police and Deputy Coroner Hoff-
ner were called and the lstfer
estimated stippiDich had ended mis-
fife three hours earlier. The body
was hanging from cord tied u
an overhead rsfter
Officers Paul Trent and u "
savage removed the body 20 Mel
bngefs funeral psfiofs. where an
effort wss being made Friday 20
determine whether stlppinieh left
any surviving relatives
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CRASH VICTIM
May NOT live
Youth Suffers Skull
Fracture as Two
Cars Collide

ons young Tscomsn was IN .
critical condition ri The Pierce
county hospital Friday ~ a fs-
suit ~ q collision at 70. cath and
Waller road Thursday night and
the driver Of the other eaf vas
being held IN the county Jail for
investigation.
Alvin Ahlstsdt. a years old. ~
Route 4. Eo& sos. fsas believed
near death Sitn = fractured skull
Ne Ma rushed 10 ths hospital In
the county ambulance just before
. o. ~. His condition sss an
changed in the morning.
Driver Of the other car nninigfsd.
ess George Culver u E0s,ts Z. boz
7ls-A. Milton. ~ yeas Oh
County PFo~l Car Osfsesss HER
man FRANKIE and vi DAM Dooaed
Culver 81 she jail after getting the
injured man 10 the hospital.
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Jr. GUAM Convention
Gets Under Way Here

More than $50 delegates from
councils of the Junior Order Of
United Amegican Mechanics and
the Daughters OF America IN both
Washington and Oregon were es-
pected to register In Tacoma be-
fore evening Friday for the annual
two-dsy convention OF those pa
iriotie organizations
With presentation Of the flag
by a group Of Tacoma boys and
girls at 1870. the lodges went
into joint sessions which lasted all
morning in the Roof Garden Of
the Hotel Winthrop.
A busy afternoon and evening
program was scheduled to foiio.
the joint luncheon at i2.i6 In
the Crystal ballroom. After sep
arate business sessions the Junior
Order and Daughters will meet nj
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nO<,NxsTgn. Nina. ~. win.
lam } Msyo, ~ WIN. win M
brother. ths late rr chsrt<s MAyn
founded and developed the tanned
Msyn clinic. died ~ he hosps
Friday.
sse wnaes~swt ~ ep~v~t1ss
~ m eisNse Apssl - NJ sse-
a~use p~ssssss,Ha w,res. NJ
hsvshev sssa II pNessssesla -
Chtrsgs MAJ -.
lila son IN law, Or waitman
Walters. who performed The ur<f.
alton. said ths sxsd surgeon mad
besn making : normsi recovery
until The arsth At HE hSothsF Ths
death. Walters said. MARKED the
start of the deelIns fos nls father
in.laW
sIin camllticn became critical
two weeks ago and Ne had bsta
growing steadily worse. Hts ron.
dltion beesms extremsly ssrlous
last night. he died ~ o. NJ
The brothers we're notsd ~ tao
Of The outstanding surgeons II ths
world. william. an abdominal
specialist. was chief Of staff ~ the
clinic.
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Tragedy a EnoIisk
Airpost Resulls =
Death % Seattle,
Lonsvisw Men

Two Washington nviatiua
teehnirIsns were among threo
killed when ~ AmeFic1o
i.orkhsed plane ern1het =
Spoke alrport IN EaHleasb
press dispatches rsv~alod Fri
day.
~ zoe NasoleGoeu mpo
we've vr~ak Ae1psNn& ~ -
semsstp. > ~ ~. eepveps1y
~ usseee AIsls~sn. - vpp1
rssiss - = t~egv,ews :
puer&oul<.
unilsa Press dispatches ~ ~
plane ern1u~1 wniIe hesnG Iee@e1
81 ch<~h1rs beless Ming nesec1o1
~ IL ur1linA ~ mlnletry.
faekh>e4 Aircraft cerp u -
Angeles kt>nliied ~ lNlr1 Vo1o
htiira Ia IN eyAsa ~ >. G. ne1ap
am. ~. - fsne useehs - -
epeetar.
Anaeflins. . nsllve ~ l<e~ln1ee.
CAL ve~ NJ - = : s1sen
g~neher.
W atpsa M secou> Wn6nlnG-
Ton lnfAnssv II ire ~ MorIeo0
bers,er seFyifs en- n tet1 wepe
10 rvanee with ccmpsny \ - ~
WsshIsssea nailaasi saerd. tetee
infantry. ~ s~sve1 ~ meeene
ovsfpeae.
Aftsr she Warld var ANdpsIsne
went 70 Aianh4 10 try ~ hent -
gold mining. netarstno = ~
STATES " vsnt 10 epokene. ~
isasnea 10 nv fsom Tea nee11in,
Andesiins sslasd II 10 eNl
wsat ssfnstnsmine thss1nA MssI~
tara. n is13 NJ iotost HNshln -
IN instructor end N asf tsxi ptir1
IN Portland IN lo79 ~ enEsrGo
commercial flying - NE ensst
~ 10 survived ~ ~ widgws
rtpseees. ~ neattis.
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+. D. IN FAVOR
Of HATCH BILL

wAsmfs0T0s rss~sdsss
Roosevelt sid to-day thst Ne =
sszolatsly IA fasxa II ebJsetlyes
~ the h@seh bsil ~ curt peiitlss
~ federal employees but shss th<
measure " fseelvshg e~f~fDi study
70 astsSmin~ ifs specific sffesss.
Mr. Roosevelt said ne hsli ssilI
- vnd<s stu<ig. u 4friysd ~ tn<
WHITE HOUSE lhss wsss fos sigma
tsfs o. veto b. hs& .
In reply - daseet questions -
% whether NJ favored tina nsii's
Ds)scslvss. sbs prsssdeas answered
IN single word Absolutely"
Ths language IN the ball hr.
Eoasfyeit 9eeisfe1. q very ya1ss
"a 10 what government employees
couid 20 Of esuid not Do shoajd e
become . Ias. FOR instaDcs. be
asked. VIM would enforce the iaw
and how would its proyislons apply
- government employees Other
than federal workers.
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The Kid" who once made mil
lions and the girl with the million
dollar legs" sadly agreed today
their romance had ended. She is
Betty Cradle, %, rising Hollywood
star: he is Jackie Coogan, IS,
Garner of millions as screen ju-
venile. but now comparatively
pauper playing bit" parts. :.
Miss Cradle will file suit for di-
vorce on grounds of mental cru
city. Coogan. whose religion
does not recognize divorce. said:
TITS shame :. I'll not contest
IL
Secretary of Agriculture Henry
A. Wallace today opened the
seventh worlds poultry congress
in Cleveland and sent official an
nouneement of the event by carrier
pigeon to President Roosevelt 4.
Charles Mickey Norman, jr.,
who has smoked from one TO three
cigars day since he was IA
months old. celebrated his eighth
birthday in Paterson, n. J., to-
day
Boyd Saieda. II, OF Ottawa. H..
was a firm believer in physical cul-
ture and had a gym in the hayloft
of his fathers barn :. his brother
Francis found him dead there.
hanging from rope which he had
used to strengthen his neck
The knot had slipped De-
velopment of ocean currents and
their consequent effect on climates
depends greatly on the boundaries
and depth of the ocean. DR.. II. L.
Sverdup, director of the Scripps
institution of oceanography, said
today :.
President Grover Whalen today
receives a committee of contract
ors inquiring when they are TO be
paid for building the New York
worlds fair.
Erik Agduhr of the University
of Upsala, Sweden, told the Pa
cific science congress in Berkeley
he had found cod liver oil. admin
istered experimentslly in animals
to increase post-natal growth,
caused organic LESSONS and func-
tional heart disturbances He
said his collaborators had found
the same disturbances in children
who received a teaspoonful of
medical cod liver oil thrice daily
At the close of the Baptist
world alliance in Atlanta. DIR. l.. l..
Gwaltney attacked the governing
ideologies of Russia and DIR. NJ. NJ.
Aubrey. London, called on world
democracies to prevent internal
growth of subversiye doctrines.
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JAPAN AWAITS
new PROPOSAL
FROM AMERICA
Oriental Spokesman
Says Nation Won't
Press Demand for
Order Recognition

TOkY0-Japan will not de-
mand that the United States
recognize its new order in
East Asia" in any negotiations
for a new commercial treaty.
Tatsuo Hawai-, foreign office
official spokesman, intimated
Friday.
Hawai- spoke with unusual
seriousness at press conference
on the denunciation by the United
States OF the Japanese-American
commercial treaty. His attitude
reflected plainly the shocked sur
prise with which the abrogstion
was received.
Hawai- said the Japanese
government regretted the
abrupt" abrogation Of the
treaty and found II difficult
10 ascribe n motive.
Then he turned to Analysing a
statement the foreign office issued
yesterday on the denuncistion. The
last paragraph Of this statement
had said:
a new situation II now fast
developing In East Asia. The
Japanese government have
long been hoping that other
countries Of the world would
frankly recognlze this fact.
In case the American govern
ment desires to conclude n new
treaty with Japan In con-
formity with this new situa-
ton In East Asia, the japanese
government will, OF course, be
glad TO do So"
This was naturally interpreted
as meaning that Japan would not
negotiate new treaty unless its
new order" was recognized.
As to the final paragraph Of
yesterdays statement, he said that
it should be construed broadly and
should not be construed as a Jap
anese demand that the United
States recognize its new order in
A STA.
''Since the United States
initiated the abrogation. ! be-
lieve naturally that the United
States will take the initiative
In proposing a new treaty"
Hawai- said.
Newspaper comment was gem
orally serious and sober.
japanese British negotiations
were adjourned until Monday. IL
was reported that they were going
smoothly.
Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita
reported to the cabinet on the
treaty abrogation.
1t was understood he told the
cabinet he intended to await fur
Their developments before taking
any action.
Well informed sources forecast
also that Japan would not take
any initiative for the present
toward negotiating a new treaty.
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U. S. Awaiting
Public Reaction

NASHINGION - AumiDiStTa-
ton officials indicated Friday the
next step in the diplomatic and
economic showdown with Japan
would depend on public reaction
to sbfogstion OF the 1911 CONNER
eial treaty.
Abrog alton generally WAS se-
eepted as first step only toward
empha sizing for japanese military
officials, Americas view Of her
military conquest Of China, her
violation Of numerous treaties and
her wholesale disregard and
uslirpation OF the rights and In
terests OF other foreign nations in
China.
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banquet At o'clock and leave
at o'clock on a moonlight cruise
aboard the steamer Virginia V
y. NJ wetherell. secretary to
Mayor J. J. Kaufman of Tacoma
welcomed the two groups 10 the
city after the flag presentation
and invocation IN the morning CIV
ing the Invocation was REV. =. Is.
Continued on Page ~, columns ~
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Retrenchment Necessary
AS School Deficit GrosUs

Tne 1e6Iel1 ~ 0o< ortnrr
m t1tU< &ofy6nl - r1ofntuo q
In dlettt6i'a se1ea1e = -
s4t.ss. roughly equst u tNsee
sssoufhN' revenue.
Anticipating m inessaes n ~
SONS for In yeAt. ~ bgefN
adopted : vssrsnrhuent psearsm
II The FIRST. eating pleaesd ~
penditusss st3e.7e>.1e uB1sf ~
1877 ~ budget. Total ss>pt ~ ~
past year wss pi.h1e.15S.37.
General fsssd reeelpts foe tbo
year. however. iotatt<d osly ~
ssi .>00 ~. . dscilne - co4.51J -
fsam the year befefss
HS~fd m<mhsss ssw spme -
eeufsssmset N ~ ~ ~ IN
dsfieii. AZ midyser ~ tves1 ~
revenues indicated : shsxtAss ~
usrs lhsn ploo0oo.
Making ~ sofHe ~ ~ e1peet<1
sca~sissest - rsss !, cetsnn ~
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BURGUNDER TO
Die OCTOBER 6
Deny New Trial for
Son of Former
Prosecutor

PHOENIX, Ariz. - Robert
Burgunder. 22-year-old con-
yicted murderer of a Phoenix
automobile salesman, was SEN
fenced Friday to die in
Arizona lethsl gas chamber.
Oct. s, despite a last minute
attempt by his attorney to OBJ
tain a retrial.
Superior Judge Arthur r La
Pfade denied motion for retrisl
and arrest Of Judgmen, made BY
Attorney c. T. Mckinney and or
dered Burgundef put 10 death by
lethai gas a. ordered by the all
male jury which 10 days ago found
the youth guilty Of Staying Ssies-
man Jack Peterson
Neither Of Bnrgund~r's par
ests Was In the courtroom Ia
hear Judge Ia Prads .et the
date sf execution.
There was faint smile on the
face Of the youth a. he appeared
10 hear the Judge pass sentence.
tie wore sweater although the
day was sitting hot.
The sheriff vas instructed To
take Burgunder 10 the state prison
at Florence within 10 days. There
ne gill be placed In the death
house in cell.
The youths attorney ssiG he
would appeal the verdict To the
Etste supreme court. The appeal
viii automatically give Bgrgpnder
a stay Of execution until the eourf
announces its decision.
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ropAy's FINAL
BASEBALL


AMERICAN LEAGuE
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and pickey.
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Loss man sng penains rsss@si,.
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rhIisAsiehas q lssrtsssss. post
pssned. rain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
1 HURT WHEN
BUS 0vERTURNS

GRANTS PASS. Ors---A north
bound Greyhound bus overturned
IN an irrigation ditch near Cam
yonyiilf. 80 miles north II here On
ihs Pacific hishy ~ early Friday.
inJiring at lsasl four persons.
The four known to b. Injured
we're brought 10 Josephine General
hospital here for treatment. They
were
Tneo Ssnderscn. Route ! Box
70z. Lscsnter. Wash scalp isesr.
s,ions. Charles Y. french. Lea An
gcies. ebert ana possible arm IN
t4r1es; Mrs. Clifford Jones Salem.
Ore. arm injury. Mrs. Florence
Hitchcock. Portland Ore. head in
rsfsfs.
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MASS PRODUCTION OF
PLANES STARTS SOON
sIGTOHfA. ~

VICTORIA. y. &. - Airplsnss
fDs iss United States. Great Brit
ain and Canada siiI ss<,n be under
Da&s production near mere. " E
Hsissr ~ L<,n1on. Kngisnd. am
mounted FRIDAY.
heiser heios patents On naaic
plastic for construction n planes
lie said TIE plant. nov under con.
siruction. would he operating be-
fore tns end a the year and would
nsye capacity Of 10 finished
fisnes daily
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Education Of Tacoma sehsol
children cost Just So. f77.93
more than the taxpayers pro-
yided for II during the l93s-3o
school year.
That was the deficit ehsihsd up
In school district No 10 IN shs an.
nusi report infnsd ever 10 the
board Of eslurstion Thufssisy after
noon by Business Manager Carl
q. csddsy.