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Evening star., 1939-05-07

Without another word Roland
hurt. and pathetic, and very young.
'Oh, Roland" Helen said and would
have stopped him but for Mrs. Eus-
tis' hand on her arm.
Don't stop him now" Mrs. Eustis
said. "It's hard but it's time he
learned Together they watched his
tall. slight figure move down the hall.
In few more moments Mrs Eustis
said good night as calmly as though
they had just left the living room.
The night passed somehow and
Helen went down to breakfast at her
usual time. Betsy had already break
tasted and Roland was not yet down.
Mrs. Eustis would like to see you
as soon as you're free. madam"
Martin told her. "She asked if you'd
60 to her room as soon as she's had
time to finish the ordering"
Helen smiled as she began her
melon. That last sentence was so like
her mother-in-law.
She would have gone ahead with
her ordering if the judgment day were
definitely set tor that very afternoon.
AS soon as she could. she went up to
Mrs. Eustis' room. Facing the old
lady after the excitement of the night
before. she felt suddenly silly. But
Mrs. Eustis was not at all disturbed.
"Sit down." she said when Helen
came into the room. And tell me
what you're going to do"
Helen hesitated and fumbled for
the right words. ''I'm going to see
Bats today" she said. I'm going to
see him and ="
Tell him you'll marry him as soon
as possible. Have you thought about
the children?"
Helen got up from her chair and
walked to the window. Betsy would
be happy" she said. She's fond of
Bats and she loves me. But Roland i"
Could make himself unhappy in
Paradise. the old lady finished. lust
like his grandfather
Helen could hardly believe her ears.
She turned and stared at Mrs. Eustis,
but the old lady looked back at her
quite calmly and reached for the
newspaper.
He'd much better stay here" Mrs.
Eustis said. "The place is his and he
belongs here. Ill stay of course. and
keep house for him. 1t will be just the
right atmosphere for him. Dignified
and little funereal. He'll revel in it"
Mrs. Eustis lifted her paper and
began to read. Helen looked at her,
and for moment she couldn't speak.
Then suddenly she leaned forward
and kissed her You're the most
understanding person I've ever
known" she said. And the best.
except for Roly"
Mrs Eustis kept her eyes resolutely
on the headlines. Run along, my
dear" she said and patted Helen's
hand with old. ringed fingers. Run
along. and remember Roly'd want |.
you to be nappy."
Helen left the room and hurried /
down the stairs with the tears in herr
eyes. She was going to telephoneI
when she heard Betsy's voice in the
hall: ''Oh. Mummy. Bats is here and
he wants to speak to you"
Helen stopped to hug the little girl
and then she ran out of the cold house
onto the wide. old d-fashioned verandahl
"Oh. Bats" she called and her eyes
blinked in the sudden warmth and
sunlight. "Oh. Bats. where are you?''
III Ed
Evening star., 1939-05-07

IJRRE's good news for corn suffer
L L ersi Though corns are caused by
pressure and friction it's easy now to
remove them without pain-without
risky old fashioned home pairing. Just
put a scientific Blue Jay pad neatly
over the corn. 1t relieves pain quickly
by removing pressure. The special Blue
Jay medicated formula on the pad acts
on the corn-gently loosens it so it
can be lifted right out. Then simply
by avoiding the pressure and friction
which caused your corn you can pre-
vent its coming back.
=. Don't suffer any longer. Get quick
relief this easy way. Get Blue Jay Corn
Plasters today only 25e for s. Same
price in Canada.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
EDNA ST. VINCENT Mr1LAY
contributes two new poems

For you there is no song;
Only the shaking
OF the voice that meant to sing; the
sound of the strong
Voice breaking.
Strange in my hand appears
The pen, and yours broken.
There are ink and tears on the page;
only the tears
Have spoken.
Pretty Love, must outive you;
And my little dog Llewelyn,
Dreaming here with treble whimpers,
Jerking paws and twitching nostrls
On the hearthrug, will outlive you,
If no trap or shotgun gets him.
Parrots, tortoises and redwoods
Live longer life than men do,
Men longer life than dogs do,
Dogs longer life than love does.
What fool was to take you,
Pretty Love, into my household,
Shape my days and nights to charm you,
Center all my hopes about you,
Knowing we'll must outlive you,
If no trap or shotgun gets me.
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Pros Show Way
To Colleiian&

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
MAJOR PLAY

MN ioRk Ths Yankees %
d. ~srt rolling Gown ths hone
s,rttch st,h ne snsresn lssgss
rsnnAui in m hak
Ry Kicking me Athletes around
,xics yesterday. "a snd 90 they
placed themselves n position
where they would have n 0atao 81
previous september eollsfses 70
too. away the pennsni The Red
snx helped the Ysnk. BY Blowing
pair TO Washington, T-s and
60
In the NatioaaI league. the
keds are doing their b~si ="
make IL another photo finish.
They Lost 10 the Cards Ss'sier-
day, 10 and then fought 10
Sc tie In the nightrsp called
st the end Of the ninth be
cause Of darkness. The tie
win h. PLAYED off today.
Pittsburgh knocked off the Cuts,
81 and SO. Just about sounding a
death knell on Chicagos flicker
ine pennant hopes Elbie Fletehers
homer with the bases )ammed won
the nightcap after Msx Butcher
had out-wirled DIZZY Dean in the
opener
The Giants regained fourth
place by grabbing a douolehesder
from the Phinies, 100 and 10.
Billy urges single in the ninth
son the nightcsp.
Brooklyn divided with the Bees
winning the opener, "a, on Cookie
Lava getto's single and losing the
closer. So.
The Browns defeated the
Tigers. SO. behind Bob Harris
five hit pitching but were held
10 SIS tie (cailed In the
eighth because Of darkness' In
the nightcsp.
The Chicago White sox drove
Bob Feller from the box with
three run burst in the 10th to beat
the Indians. So. before niga'
crowd of 80 900 in Cleveland. The
afternoon game scheduled wal
rained out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

Fircrest---Leo McGayiok won the
nagstop tourney Monday, being
five feet from the 18TH green. o.
a. Watkins was second. 2I0 yards
off 18th tee. Max Lsken. third, 200
yards off 10Th tee; Jack Obenour.
fourth, in 18th cup; J. w. Anderson.
tied for fourth, In 18th cup.
Meadow Park--fsest nine:First
division. A. v. Royal, $500. c.
j. senner. 35-4Is 30js. Second
division. y L. Gordon. 40-ii--ze;
DR.. c. r. Hicks. 3g-i0is -201s.
Parkiand--No Laobr day tourns-
ment.
Brookdale Mems club held A
puts plus medal tournament Mon
day at Brookdale.
Winners: First division - Lyle
Carrill, Ted Rsyburn.
Second division - Heinie Hade-
man, Elmer Davis.
Transfers best nine: First d.
vision Heinie Hademan. 35-9h -
25iz; second division Harry Sat-
terlee, 36-11IA-24A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
Governor Hangs I
Onto His Hats

nOaTOh Gov. LHverstt eeltons
stall, Who took offics last Januagy.
already has rsssived requests ~
sftIelss that are 'psrsonAlly -
sociatsd'' with him. sa
lie has been asked for Old neeh-
ties, old hats. sklvsr spoons 40
miniature elephants. Ne hAs eemr
Piled with several requests FOR ~
cardsd cravsts. which are tassd b
women making quits = tias wofu
By governors q III ~ seatea.
naltonstaIi also ordsred . spoon,
bearing IN appropriate inscriptaun.
In responss 10 . request from .
school collecting "speeas a ~
states"
But ~ for donAting hats. ~
governor says:
Il hnvs only two hata, ands ]
like both ~ thsm." ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

NATIONS TRACK DOPE

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asss,ia Ryan and Mailman asfsAs
their apssnsals. shsss s~s nssn ~sll
meet tnmsfrsr in IN steht esrss
final for ths championship - ~
United states.
Consolation Tournament. fopsth
rauna Harsla tIFsns NJ Manstts
wash. 4. A. Mei~snlas ~ appkans
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c. Munsey ~ Tacoma 6efsAtss
Frank Andersen ~ Tacoma ? 10
with dfaw.
+ G. W. Tuppef Of rFovidsnes wsl
reelected president. W. G. poilinni
ef Cleveland was reelected sxseu'
I tive secretary. and w. a, craix ~ai
elected treasurer NJ the an1oelstton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

Losing pitcher. schmidt oals;
~ Hermann plus; at bat off
Schmidt IL Hermann IS. hits of
Schmidt 3, Hermann s. runs scored
off Schmidt 5 Hermann 3. runs re-
sponsible for. Craghead 2. Schmidt s.
Craghead 3 Hermann /. bases on
balls off CraRhead 2. Hermann !.
left on bases Sacramento 3. San
Diego 3: home runs. Adams, stewart
Daliessandro: two-basc hits Patchett.
erik Dalieksandro 2, Hiemiec. runs
batted in. Adams a. Berkog1tz.
Stewart Dallesss ndro 3. Starr 2. ME-
mice. oriffiths q. burst. sacrifices
Schmidt. Griffiths. double plays.
Daiiegsandro 10 Starr. Haslin 20 Me-
mice 20 burst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
L0n80creSl

N ~as getaway day" ~ l<pnG'
acres yesterday AZ the washing
ton Jockey club presented The final
card ~ ia 1919 meeting. and I'M
traditional lonkshots capped sss'
srsl purses, 10 the Joy al the
"tske.s-ehsnes" punisfs.
Biggest upsst ~ the sftsrnocn
was the performance n the ~
Docs stables Jack Re Nimbis N
the seattle Handicap. Although
the S-year-old TeIdlnK wa An easy
winner Saturday over the likes of
Wise Beauty. Rustic Miss and
Draco, the victory was scored At
the slx-furlonk distance. and yes-
terdsy's good crowd failed 10 take
The SON of Hi-Jaek seriously In
The mile and ons-sixtesnth handt-
cap.
Closing At li.to-i. JACK Be MINI
Bile went TO the front At the start
To take q commanding lead. Five
lengths on top At the half. APP
prentice o. X. Norton allowed the
four-yesr-old 10 coast until chAl-
lenged by Dipperconard.
A. the mare drew alongside,
Norton reused Jack BE Nimbls,
and once more took . commanding
lead that held up TO the final
sixteenth. when Norton had To
dive hard TO hold off the tsnA-
eious Dipperconard and the fast
closing Bagen May.
Jack BE Nimbie paid off At
$3.50 straight, longest price of
the afternoon. The Needmore sta
ble's entry Of Ethelmont and TontA
was established strong favorits
at even money but could do no
better than fourth. when Jockey
Gus Dye brought Ethelmont In
close behind BVsn May.
Despite the prevalence OF long
shots among yesterdays winners
form players did all right when
three fayorites, Idle Bubbles
Shasta Over and chryseis, scored
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
Customer Is
AlUays Right

NEWTON, Mass. - A district
court Judge decided the customer
always is right and convicted
Druggist Joseph DeIerzon Of as
sault on Clifford McCauley whom
he elected from his store for
smoking In a telephone booth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
BAR ENTRY BELATED

DIET OFT Mrs. Miles II.
Knowles was graduated from the
Detroit College OF Law in 1924 but
caring for daughter and a son
prevented her from taking her bar
examination until last spring. Now,
Is years later, Mrs. Knowles has
been admitted 10 practice
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
LOG BOOK OF OLD
IRONSIDES' WILLED

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa A log
book of the U. 8. s. Constitution
was bcquesthed to a grandson In
the will Of Mrs. Helen s. Clay
ton, whose estate was valued a.
1903, 1875,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
FOX BITES COP, dies

SAN JOSE, Cal. - Science no"
knows what happens to fox when
1t bites a policeman. Police Cap
tain Charles A. Hertell was at
tempting to give some medicine 10
his pet fox when 1t bit his hsnd'
Just as a measure Of preeauuon'
Hertell underwent Pasteur treat
nent but the fox died.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

Totals 800. ..3 ~ 4 10 AZ a 4
'Ons out when winning nun scored
SCORE ny INNINGS
Sacramento ...s.i0i o10 OOOO 3
san Diego ..ttst 600 300 DOL
SUMMARY
Runs responsible for Humphreys
2 Seats q struck out Humphreys 2,
Seals a bases on balls. off Hum
phrsls ,, seats. !. hit BY pitehnr.
daribaldi by Humphrey left on
bases Sacramento ~. San Diego H.
three base hits Adams, WieczoTek.
Drtofe. tgo.bake hits. Bffkowiik.
Adafns. riins bsfted la, Wieczorek.
Berkovitz. Dailcssandro Orlffifha.
Wiillsmsi stolen bseh. OrenRo HAsiin
double play. oriffitha TO Hiemiec TO
BerkoWltz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

When you need a few extra
dollars, look around the basement
on attic for discarded articles.
They VIII bring cash from some
one II you advertise them with an
inexpensive Times Want Ad. Just
phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
BOOSTERS Wings
Groom Opposite

WELLINGTON, Ohio - Donald
Maybaugh has a nine-months-old
rooster whose wings are reversed
grown In opposite to the normal
direction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

THs TneomA spostsmen's 49,
citation VII haUsa fan seftvlttee
"Wednesday night win > meeel1g
81 IT. h>Aaeuasssss. - CO.
msrss T..
A. susss spsshsr. Enmett ~
rich. president a. ~ Weae1nGaen
STATE sports eouneiI. wtiI $780,
tAs Proposed fish hassnssy a -
Moods canal aseas
I. Ths program viil alss inel~lo
eslorsd mesioa pictures - : ~
huat n ihe oHanosaa asea- -
rial hour will follow. Al coogoe-
nsn are invited. II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

struck out. BifkhoieT 3. Van Fleet 2.
bases on balls off Birkhofer !, Van
Fleet 4 three bsse hit. Archie. home
run Ggseiman. tgo-bass hits. Law
renee Strange. runs batted IN Oysei-
man 2 Strange double plaYs, Cos
cBrsrt 10 Strange To Archie Cd Van
Fleet to Strange to Archie hit D.
pitcher Birkhofer /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

Thfse. bss< hits. Alden; txo-bAss
hits Martinez "a. double plays.
SHELLEY 70 Drviyeiros TO MiiaDi; sksi.
ley 70 MiiAnl. skeilsY 70 DsvIyeiroe
70 iAnnine, bsAss on bslls, off Ger
haus<r 4 Windsor !. bcribn<r i.
struck out. by 0erha aseT z. Windsor
4 Scnbner q. hitA, off Windsor . In
o. innings Wild pitch. osrhsussr.
eaerifies ny. wIndsof winnins
umpires. Moran and Morgan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

NMthAA - - -
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RAu .af AutsnsA Hn slaihs
s0ohE n tSni@oh
oakIaua 90 aqi slHs a
san ff3uE4hGa a.sss ~ At NlHas
SUMMARY
LBhIns pitensf snefst iAainEs
pltc avd Shofss . - oat OF ansass
- hits cit shofes = ruhs stagesl.
off Ahosrs a runs fsRpuasintt snf
BAktoa q abnfss , Quar- auufs
out Buxt8n 4 Shores J. uue4 i
bases on bsils. oft shores . ouss !
hiI % pitcher levy b. hhofes. aid
pitUh, shore aoIne run verse;. teo-
base alta YefEes. 3ciiey. sotbsft
Gibson Levy. runs Usttsd IN 1eites
DlMAasi0 STOREY. Lesy }. Lcnros,
NcrseK sscfiiio,h nioFey. tonfuf
stolen basf. Buxton double playa
Jennings TO Noonsli, Jqlies 70 Con
ruy TO feTgry IrNY 70 ~ man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

stolen hsssa, refsanaes. Aheott .,
Mountain. aaefafinr hits. hpsdsfofs'
Cole 4 tNnebase hiiA. ffnsn y,
Hpfinssf. Matte a1llhls plaza PEI
nAndeg 10 ntAmptf 10 npsasfafel 1918
on bsses. Yakima Q, Tse"ns runs
hstted a.. apsasfofs. fxlsfsoa. Miller.
Mountain. struck put. b. Muller ,.
b. cole bAsea on balls off 8ilisf ..
OF ools / time Of ssms, So UNI
plrfs, Clam sud nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

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lOAAas assafFss a" - -
Battrd for Fallon la seventh.
SCORE ny INNINGS
Oakland .......... 600 100 OIL
San Francisco ..4.ss.ss O1o 40 k@-5
SUMMARY
Runs responsible for Fallon ..
Stutz /. struck out, bs fAllon a.
Stutz g. bases on balls. off fsilOn 4.
stu a three base hitS. Holder, Jen-
nlags. two-bass hits. Levy, Joilsy.
Norbert. runs bstted IN. Holder 2.
Wright a Salkeld. Levy sseriiloeA,
Levy. Wright
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

Winning pitcher, Moncrief, losing
pitcher. Bonetti. innings pitched. Dy
Thomas sf. Osborne IA, Epperly
2is. Muncrief a al bat. off Thomas
al, Osborne 80. EppeTiy 3. NuncIief
/: hits. off Thomas 7, Osborne IL.
EpperIy ! Munerief 0. runs scored.
off Thomas 4. Osborne 8. Epperly 2.
Muncrief !. Bonetti 2. runs respon-
sibie for. Thomas 3. Osborne 5, Ep-
perry D. Muncriei 0, Bonetti 2. struck
ou.. BY Thomas 2. Osborne !. bases
on balls. off Thomas 3. Osborne 4.
Epperly !: wild pitch. huncrief.
passed ball. r. Collins. left on baseS,
Los Angeles H. Hollywood 10. home
runA, Stringer. cihocki. Norman. two
base hit4. stringer. Gabrieison, Bren-
eel. Uhalt. j. Collins: runs batted in.
Gabrielson 2. Hoover. Cihocki 2, J.
Collins 2, Brenzel. Uhalt 2, Stringer.
Norman 2: sacrifices. Msndish. Uhait,
Osborne, English: stolen bases,
StrinRer, r.. Collins.
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Evening star., 1939-05-07
Prospects for Farm
Machinery Firms
Are Frightened
1889 Earnings Should
Show Large Gain,
Case Declares
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SbS~AoA NASpeeSl1 w Ae oSAAs
NEW YORK. May 6.-Refecting
q 106 per cent drop in farm income,
the total net income of the six
leading farm machinery companies
In 1888 was 46.7 per cent less last
year than in 1887, while earnings
Of the two leading tractor manu-
facturers showed a decrease Of
1873. according to Winthrop w.
Case in the current issue of The
Annalist.
Earnings of the six farm ma
chinery companies totaled $33, ,7O6,-
600, as against $63,254 900 in 1887,
and 5,521 900 in l929-the only
year in which the 1887 total has
been exceeded; 1888 earnings were
still, nevertheless. larger than in
any year since 1880 other than
1887 and 1896.
NET income of the two tractor
companies amounted to $2y84S, 900,
as against $l0,286, 900 in 1887 and
$12,570,000 in 1929 earnings of
these companies. however, were the
least in IL years excepting 1881 to
1888.
Current prospects are for no
material change in cash farm in
come during 1899 as a whole, al
though the showing for the first
half Of the year may be relatively
less favorable. If this is borne out
by the years final record, 1899
earnings should show appreciable
improvement over 1885,"