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Nogales international., 1939-07-29
Rotary To Meet
At Phoenix
In 1910

The 1910 convention of the 111th
district of Rotary international will
be held at Phoenix, it wSs decided
at the conference Of Rotary presi-
dents and secretaries held at Bis
bee Sunday and Monday.
A. j. Milliken, C. H. McNulty and
Rev. Robert j. Donohoe represented
the Nogales club at the Bisbee
meeting.
Glendale and Chandler Rotary
clubs won recognition at Bisbee
when they were awarded coveted
trophies of the 111th district.
At the closing session of the two
day conference which attracted 80
leading Rotarians of Arizona and
Needles, Calf, the Chandler Ro-
tary club won the Barfield trophy
for having the best record of at
tendance, membership and activi
ties.
The Glendale Rotary club won the
Cap Taylor trophy, presented by
the widow of the late district Gov
ernor Taylor who died during his
term of office in 1887. This trophy
was for the club having the high
est percentage of 100 per cent at
tendance at weekly meetings.
President D. Lee Jones, of Chand-
Ter, accepted his trophy at dinner
and dance in the Bisbee Country
club in Naco, which ended the con-
Nogales international., 1939-07-29

zona, extending into New Mexico,
although spotted showers h a d
moistened portions of the noun
tain regions. Two showers in the
past week in the county did little
if any good, to crops or range, it
was said.
Storage dams throughout t h
state were said to be practically
dry, and g. recent check of the flo'T
of the Colorado river was said to
indicate less flow in that stream
this year than normal.
Meanwhile local ranchers anc
farmers were optimistic rain woule
fall within the next few weeks tt
save remaining crops and ranges
Nogales international., 1939-07-29
SEEM HEARD
LOW -
THE MAIN DRAG

Able Mitchell and Hank Myers
corresponding, Able now in Mission
Beach addressing Hank in care of
the Nogales Creamery and Hank ad-
dressing Able as Reverend A. j.
Mitchell, ardshell-Minister, Mis-
sion Beach, California"
Charley Tovrea experimenting
erection of new hen house after
half of his chickens drowned dur
ing storm a week ago last night.
Miss Grace Hiler's car stalled in
flood waters in front of Bowman
ranch on Tucson road.
Heard at a softball game Thurs
day night: did you turn off the
heater" asked a wife. mo" re-
Piled her husband a member of
the Elks team. Wife then got up,
went home and turned off heater.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wilde and
James Manson spending three and
one half hours Monday night try
ing to cross the river at the H. j.
Mallery ranch, 18 miles north Of
the city. They were finally brought
over in the Malley dump truck.
Billy Ahumada of Santa Monica
assisting his uncle, Electrician Art
Grimm. incidentally, Billy is a
dyed-in-the- wool California booster.
Believe it or. not, Donald Duck
(of the Elks softball team is learn
ing to swim.
Nogales international., 1939-07-29
Drink More Milk

THE solution to the dairy problem seems, simply
lenough, increased milk consumption According to
the Dairymens League News of New York. if every
one over five years old drank an extra glass OF ml1
each dav the farmers annual cash milk income would
increase by more than s500O0O,000 or Sc per cent.
But more important, health and diet authorities are
generally agreed that milk consumption in this coun-
ty by both adults and children is far under the de~
sirah]e level 50 far as health is concerned. So in
creased milk consumption would be boon to the gen
eral nub]ic as we'll as to the dairy farmer.
Nogales international., 1939-07-29
PHYSICAL ED. CLASS

The annual class in physical ed
ucation being held at the high
school stadium each morning ex-
cept Sunday, and sponsored by the
Rotary club, is now on its third
week and will close a week from
today.
Nogales international., 1939-07-29

ference. District Governor Martin
Gentry made the presentation. The
trophy is now held by Mesa.
This is the first year the Taylor
Trophy has been awarded, and it
was accepted by Carl Belts, of the
Glendale club.
Nogales international., 1939-07-29
RHEUMATISM

RELIEVE PAIN IN FEW MINUTES
To relieve the torturing pain of Rheuma-
tism, Neuritis, Neuralgia or Lumbago. in a
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
NURITO. Dependable-no opiates. no mar
cotics. Does the work quickly-rnust relieve
worst pain, to your satisfaction in few
minutes or money back at Druggists. Don't
suffer. Use NURITO on this guarantee today.
Nogales international., 1939-07-29
n NEU7I7.S

RELIEVE PAIN IN FEW MINUTES
To relieve the torturing pain of Neuritis.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia or Lunnbago in a
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
NURITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar
cotics. Does the work quickly-must relieve
worst pain, to your satisfaction in a few
suffer. Use NURITO on this guarantee today.
Nogales international., 1939-07-29

LEAP-FRoG AND sHAG Pete coscarart Brooklyn Dodg-
as consequences when Lou Choza of the
New Giants stole second while Umpire Larry Goetz did
jitterbug wh cross-step dodge flashing spikes The
teams split the four.game intracity series. Q
Nogales international., 1939-07-29

Results Count
Bandits six forays netted him
Nogales international., 1939-07-29

threats Of Nazi COUP Of Free re et City of Danzg
with additional threat to Polish corridor Poles
reviewed their armed might as one of Europe's
best prepared powers with war tank efficiency
demonstration at Warsaw
Nogales international., 1939-07-29

Copyright 1889 by III. Painter)
Very Much Deceased
I have never yet paid tribute
to Caesar, writes objector to Tue
sons parking meters" Neither have
we-he's been dead too long.
1t Is Usually So
What does Hitler have up his
Sleeve questions a writer" His
arm of course, fathead!
Too Much Water
"Freighter sinks in New Orleans
dock after collision. There's not
much it could do to avoid it-and
it's a cinch it couldn't duck.
Maybe We're Wrong
Lawyer declares Bridges is red. ;"
We always thought he was white
man.
The DeadIier The Better
Try our insect powder - good
for cockroaches and ants reads an
ad." No sale; we want something
that's bad for 'eIn.
It's A Dead Certainty
Breathing held key to health
and beauty" When you quit breath
ing, you won't be interested in
either.
He Must Be Broke
"Tony Galento coming money af-
ter losing fight" He'd better not
let the Federal agents catch up
with him.
Nogales international., 1939-07-29

$50 and two bullet holes.'' Now he
has free bed and board-in hos
pitfalls prison ward.
Nogales international., 1939-07-29

OUR CIVIC PLATFORM
IA GOOD HIGHWAY FROM NOGALEs TO MEXICO CITY.
2-DAMS ON SANTA CRUZ AND SONOrTA RIVERS
S-MORE HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
"A PAVED HIGHWAY FROM NoGA1Es TO B1sBEE.
Nogales international., 1939-07-29

Maybe We're Wrong
Lawyer declares Bridges is red"
We always thought he was white
man.
Evening star., 1939-02-24
Save on BRUSHES

0 $3.50 to IS Boar Bristle
Brushes with satin wood
backs ----S S2.49
0 S1.95 to S2.95 Brushes with
ebony wood backs S1.69
. Wood or Colored Crystal
Back Hair Brushes SOC
Evening star., 1939-02-24
Specials

Q CSC DE LUXE
TALC UNI POW.
DER in the large
12-oz. packages and
the popular Tre-
Jur odors. Specially
priced -----l9c
Evening star., 1939-02-24

-35c Size Italian Balm and 20c
Size Dreskin Coolies. 55c value
for 29c
-Lifebuoy Shaving Cream and
Schick Injector Razor with 8
blades for 49c
Evening star., 1939-02-24

Keep supply OF powder puffs
on hand-ready for guests who
come without one. Buy several
packages now-you save Sic on
each.
Evening star., 1939-02-24

"a to = inch shears
and 31z to 6 inch
scissors, also mani
cure and nail scissors
-Kuaranteed,
Evening star., 1939-02-24

. 81 Wooden Back Brushes Soc
0 81 Bath Brushes - 79c
0 29c Nail Brushes 18c
. Sl.00 Du Pont Dressing
Combs SOC
Q Csc Tooth Brushes 2 for 25c
Q S1.00 Nail Brushes SOC
Evening star., 1939-02-24

A beautiful assortment of COM
pacts-styles to delight every
woman-some with genuine
Sloisonne tops.
Evening star., 1939-02-24

Fitted and untitled styles in
a large variety of smart colors
and patterns. All with rubber
Innings.
Evening star., 1939-08-14

young seeds pop from their tight
jackets and scatter over the land
of desolation. And during these
first years. they rush through the
growing periods to clothe the
wounded area. 1t is funny, but the
jack pine. when given too much
luxury in the way of rich soil. mois-
ture, and many companions in a
forest, will not live as long as its
many cousins!
So it has been found that these
pines are important for forest
management on poor sterile soils.
and In some areas within its range
it has been so used.
A jack pine has leaves In bundles
OF two. They are three quarters to
one-and- three-quarters inches long
rather fiat. and surrounded by
short sheath. The cones are from
one and one half to two inches long,
somewhat oblique at their base,
sessile, erect. and very incurved
The scales are thick and soft, snd
armed with tiny incurved spines
which fall away with age. Manv
seeds are developed, and this, as
you can see, is most important. 1t
Evening star., 1939-08-14
Turtle Racing Popular

Turtle racing is popular in Maid
enhead, England. a lo-yard race
lasting about an hour.
Evening star., 1939-08-14
Bruin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ] d. FLINT.

An ardent pipe smoker prided
himself upon his own tobacco mix
ture which he used in his pipes. 1t
happened one day that the ardent
pipe smoker lost his position in
business and although he had a con-
siderable amount of savings in the
bank, he knew that he didn't dare
60 on very long without a source of
new income. One of his friends sug-
gested that since he had such a
good formula for mixing tobacco
he might capitalize upon it. Very
soon the pipe smoker had developed
. profitable list of customers. AL
though they didn't know it, the
secret OF his success was that he had
two kinds of tobacco shipped to
him, one which cost him Is cents a
pound and the other Is cents a
pound. He made a 40-pound mix
ture and sold it for 30 cents a pound,
making a profit of 80 1-3 per cent
on the whole mixture How many
pounds of the 15-cent kind were in
the mixture?
(Answer on Page B-l6.)
Evening star., 1939-08-14
& Banks Depositors
Get $4,000, From
I'D. |. {. in 6 Months
OutIoy for First Half Of
1889 Is Largest Since
Plan Began in 1884
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
The Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp. reported yesterday it paid out
&64, 100000 to depositors in 48 in
solvent or unsound banks during the
first half of 1899, the largest six
months outlay since Government
insurance of bank deposits became
effective in 1884.
The money went to 359,l38 de-
positors.
These payments, the corporation
said. represented "the greatest single
reinforcement of the banking sys-
tenn since the wholesale injection of
new capital following the banking
holiday"
The F. D. I. c., the report added,
used the lending powers to facili-
tate members in cases involving
three-fourths of the protected de-
posits. This, it said, was done with
out loss to depositors of the institu-
tions involved and without Interrupt
tion to banking services.
Despite these unprecedented ex-
penditures, the surplus of the cor
poration increased, amounting to
$l35. 1872 $40 as of June 30. The cor
poration reported income for the
six-month period of S25 TAB, $50, with
expenses and losses of $22 ,292 ,086.
All but 1923 of 840,277 depositors
in 300 insured banks closed or
merged through June 80 received the
full amount of their deposits, the re-
port continued Total deposits of
these banks were s283, 900 900, of
which 81 per cent was made avail
able
The number of insured banks de-
elined by SO during the period, ITO
banks having been eliminated while
only 81 were admitted to insurance.
Evening star., 1939-08-14
Judgments in Small Claims
Coult Total S26,798

The Small Claims and Concilia-
ton Branch Of Municipal Court
reported today that judgments
amounting to $26,798 were entered
last month. OF this amount, $24, ,7s7
was entered by default, consent, con-
fession and on ex perte proof. The
remainder was made after trial and
finding by the court.
The regular monthly report by the
Evening star., 1939-08-14

clerk, Edward M. Carr, to the Jus
tice Department shows more than
$45,774 in claims were filed In the
clerks ONCE.
The cases filed, numbering 1883,
asked from 81 to $50. Most of the
contract claims were for merchan-
disc sold, professional services, rent
and unpaid loans. The damage
claims were headed by those for
automobile collision, detinue and loss
Of or damage to personal property.
Work performed in the courtroom
Judge George C. Aukam presiding,
Evening star., 1939-08-14

WoTE' You can also kill flies and rnosqxi-
NM. - weu a. reaches and ants, nth Bee
Drond l~sect Potcder. Rsod directions On con.
Evening star., 1939-08-14
Natures Children
Jack Pine
(Pinus banksiana)

Is always ready for a fire, and that
is why 1t has been called the fire
tree" with its cones filled with am
munition for constructive purposes.
The lumber is similar to that of
the white and Norway pines. The
sapwood is white, the heartwood
light brown or pale gold. The age
Of the tree is about so years, though
some live to double that. The wood
is soft. light. straight and coarse
grained. 1t is easily worked, splits
quickly, but 1t is given to warping
and checking unless carefully sea-
soned. 1t is used for railway ties,
lumber, pulp wood, mine timbers.
noles, slack cooperage fencing and
fuel.
If you have the climatic condi-
tions as well as the soil, and need to
hide barren spots, the spring is the
time to plant young jacks. As there
are so many youngsters needing a
new location. it is not necessary to
wait for seeds to germinate. OF
Evening star., 1939-08-14

Bee Brand really kills flies,
mosquitoes and other flying
insects quick-yet it's entirely
safe to use in the home. Don't
waste money on cheap, weak,
smelly stuff. Get Bee Brand
and get rid of flies. Insist on
the genuine, quick-killing
Bee Brand Insect Spray-in
the red and yellow can. It's
cold with 4 guarantee Of satis-
foctson or your money back.
Evening star., 1939-08-14
Pilot Dies in Own Back Yard

VAN NUYS, Calf, Aug. IA R.-A
stunting airplane crashed in the
back yard of the pilots home, killing
w. r. Harper. 40. and his passenger,
Or. Thomas r. Thorn, 80. Richard
Reeves told police Harper stunted
over the neighborhood several hours
before his plane pancaked into a
chicken coop.
Evening star., 1939-08-14
Ry LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Jack pines are thrifty trees. If a
fire or drought comes along, pine
cones that would have waited for a
year or more to open shed their
seeds. and the ugly scars of a fire
and the dead trees are hidden by
fine new growth.
Then. tso, these trees have a
northern range limit within short
distance of the Arctic Circle lh
degrees distance) and their SOUTH
ern range is as far as the southern
shores of Lake Michigan. As much
as we admire other pines, this one
seems to us the most hardy and
brave. 1t asks so little. Dry, sandy,
barren soil, too little rain, too much
sizzling sun. Other trees cannot
take it, but the jack pine flourish
on such handicaps.
If fire sweeps the range, the
Evening star., 1939-08-14

course, you can SOW the seeds and
transplant the young saplings if
you wish to do so. Give them room
to spread, just plant them in
neighborly distance from each
other, and watch 'em grow!
Evening star., 1939-08-14
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on English

D. D. W.-Well-nigh, in the sense
Of almost or nearly, has the sane
ton of dictionary authorities. Thus
We may say, Il am well-nigh ex-
hausted,' but general usage favors
Il am almost Cor nearly exhausted. d"
Send self addressed, stamped
envelope for the leafiet, Shall and
Will"
Evening star., 1939-08-14
Meteor Missed Them

CLYDE, Kans. (P.-Members of
the Lester Hess family, near here
heard something shooting through
the air. A meteorite. 13 inches in
circumference. had missed the house
by inches. struck the radio aerial
grazed the porch and embedded
itself IN the ground several inches
They recovered it and found one
side resembled granite; the other
house brick.
Swedish time is six hours ahead of
New York time.
Evening star., 1939-08-14
Garbage Can
Full Of Flies?

Here's what to do. Garbage pals should be
sprayed regularly with Bee Brand Insect Spray.
This kills flies and destroys their eggs. Flies
ixsids.the house can be quickly killed BY closing
oil doors and windows and filling each room
With a mist Of Bee Brand. In Is minutes, sweep
up all dead flies.
Don't confuse Bee Brand Spray With other In
secticides 1t has no nasty kerosene smeli-onlya Q
clean cedar fragrance that soon disa ppean. And
Evening star., 1939-08-14

showed 2,245 cases on the daily as
signment. OF these, during the four
week period, judgments were given
in / 1852 cases.
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RIvERVIEW MILLWoRK
Al Anderson
Lem Turner Road Phone $40.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Moving, Storage, Hauling
DELCHER'S

AA4N14A1lHO y
StOrage-Packing
262 Riverside Ave. Phone 5-0,M
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RENTAL AGENCY
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE CIRCUIT COUnL,
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCULl
OF FLORIDA. IN AND
FOR DUVAL COUNTY
IN CHANCERY
Georgia Fleming Daughtry,
Plaintiff,
VS.. No. 43491-E
Wilmer Daughtry,
Defendant.
ORDER OF SERVICE
NOTICE TO APPEAR
The State of Florida; .,.,.
To Wilmer Daughtry, resloen''
unknown. -.
It is hereby ordered that you s saS
required to appear on the ISL 1 tSs
of January A. D. 1910, before ~ y
above entitled court, to the Din .S y
complaint filed against vol, u iT M
above entitled cause; ana Inv
Southern Jewish Weekly" is ne.'i h
designated as the newspaper IN.
which this order shall be P pOu.
lished once a week for four con-
Secutive weeks. .,d
Witness my hand and the sea r;ds
this court at Jacksonville, full
this 10Th day of November a.
1899.
(SEAL) ELLIOT w. BUTIo
Clerk of the Circuit CO~
BY e. H. Griffin,
Deputy Clerk.
KasS & Goldstein,
Plaintiffs Attorneys M
Dec. 1, 8, Is, %, 20, 1889
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OUTDOOR ADVERTISING

General Outdoor Advertising n
Painted Bulletins-Neon Signs
One Riverside Ave.-Phone 5-707z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
Mechanic Order to Stage
2>Day Council Meet Here

Fsther with ths Daughters Of
America. wlIi hold the annual ses-
sion in Tscoms Friday ana Sat
urday. July 7sth ard actin.
Registration wiIl be held Friday
morning from A. m. until 1880
.. m. In tina lohby ~ Hotsi Win
thror. This vill be followed ny
the opening Of the official program
which wiIi be attended by Mrs
Maud v. Nigh. national councillor
Of Daughters Of America, and
Frank o. Howiss,. regional man
sssr Of the ). o. q. A. ~
Among thoss speaking will ~
Mayor J. J. Kaufman. who viii
make the official wsicous, Rev.
p. y. Hoff and Harry Cain. repre-
ssntinE ths Golden Jubiiss.
On the Tacoma COMMITTEES are
c. l.. Thompson. chairman; hss
Price. vice chairman and treasurer:
elizabeth Mcbride. secrstsry; John
A. Arnold. THOR Toiisfson. Loren "
Mcbride, Jos V. Carter. John n.
DASHED. william Porter. sidney
Smith. Edlfh Arnold. Eva Tolisf-
son. Elsie Thompson. Ivy !. Gar
r.tson, Bssae Roberts. Mary Nc
c1siissf and Anna JosssiYn.
A special meeting for Tseofns
council No. "a IL hing called for
Thursday. july z7ih. = p m. In
N. Warren hall. zs0sis sixth ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
MAIN STREET
GssHes. Cswswes ~ nstnDs
Of TacemaRs - ~ ke.
psvtsv Fesmd ThesR.

gssner and Rs>h Wsesey having
. thrilling time ~ tn Spanish
Village lnsa Ssseesg and oonsee1
rrpewaa sn,eyinx the shads a :
weeping willow tree unseAss and
Maria wes1husy wearing spmbss-
res Ipextss 1eAy~sn1 playing eolf
from :. N. untli Z , m.-~tgps
I<slle and Etesnes neelsea joining
the Jubilee thronx fex 1gsff fss-
clnatInx everybody with his south
ern accent sylvia Miller. tlss1ee
ssarswieh and ntchasa keh1ev ~
la Casa EspsnolA Walt peess1
slowly getting Jubilee srirst -
George Isellyer wearing nest.ioch-
ing meas Jacket 11eavy IInssg
putting elaborate Jubilee dscore-
tlons In store window ID Mat-
ssrem listening. rather lmrstieniiy.
In women talking about bargains
Ivan Nutteinssn laughing At cos
tunes - Gus stsrsas1i hlastin.
down Broadway,
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IS LOVE-
NY EDWIN Rurr,


Continued From Page Tsol
cislons which gentlemen like julius
Caesar and Napoleon the First
found 80 helpful In clearing the air.
Then I'm going 10 stay" he
announced. That IL, IL you want
me to-"
She raised her eyes 10 his. In
them there was look which
Royslton Augustus. an optimist,
would have described az slluringly
wistfui.
Il wish you could" she said.
Wen. why can't I? I'm on q
vacation. And IL II would do you
any good. I'd he delighted. I sup
pose there's a hotel somewhere
around"
She shook her head. mot q
decent one for miles"
That's awkward he said.
Well, I'm game TO try an indecent
one"
you could stay In the house. %
said Barbara slowly. II could say
you're a boy ! met out In Colo
RADIO. visited out there last
spring"
Somehow" Roy said. Il don't
like the Idea OF hofning In that
way"
"Well then. what are we going
10 do can't talk 10 you II
you're miles away In = hotel"
Isn't there" began Roy, "a dis
used barn or . shack or some
thing ?"
Barbara checked him with an
exclamation. I've got BRAIN
wave. There's q room over the
garage that Baskerville doesn't
use" Then her face fell. But ]
couldn't ask you 10 stay there"
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was, as usual. showing up on the
horizon.
Mosquitoes Attack
We had just gotten the tent up
when the storm broke. No, not
the one from the skies. This was
a different kind Of cloud that swept
over us. A tawny cloud made up
Of millions Of tiny parts and each
one OF those parts had sharp lit
tie bloodsucking singer stuck on
the end of its nose. Mosquitoes!
They swept in like a pack of hum
cry wolves. Desperately we piled
green willows on the fire and still
they came. Nobody had ever told
those inscts that smoke wasn't
good for them. They seemed to
revel in II. Louise swears solemn
ly that she saw several take puffs
from her cigarette and blow the
smoke right back In her face. Bob.
swatting crafty at the air with a
tarpaulin didn't witness this dis
play Of disrespect, nor was he In
any mood to argue.
We smudged out the tent. we
put up the mosquito netting. we
did this and we did that, and still
they came. All those that had
eaten went back and told all their
friends and relations and they, too.
came to the feast. II was an I'M
equal battle from the first and we
were finally driven 10 inglorious
retreat. The town was = quarter
Of q mile from the river and we
must have looked like q couple Of
flsg-wavers as we hurried toward
II, waving our scsrfs wildly about
our heads. There was a tourist
camp there and, though our ex-
cheouer was At the vanishing point,
we poured out = dollar and half
for an oyen-er-esbin that had
no water and no lights and holes
in the screens All in all i; Was
one Of our most hectic nights.
MORE LATER
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FIVE new WPA JOBS
TO BEGIN ON MONDAY

wPA In Pierce county will be-
gin five new projects Monday.
hssds1 by s7o.toa sewage dis-
possi plant construction a. orting,
state Administrator Don Aoei an
nounosd Saturday.
To that largest WPA grant. the
town Of Orting viii contribute
sis.s2s. Other grants 10 provide
employment for the men remain
ing on the curtailed WPA rolls are
sl1,7I0 TO rehsbilitste buildings a.
Camp Murray and ss.zs7 for road
oiling there, ss,sos for improve
ments TO buildings at the West
srn Washington Experiment sta
ton near PuysIIup. and ss.7s4 10
improve buildings and grounds At
the Josita school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
Weather Data,

Forecast for Washington and
Oregon Fair tonight and sun
day: fogs increasing on the coast;
cooler interior west portion Of
Washington Sunday; warmer in
northeast portion Of state tonight;
gentle to moderate north. bscom-
ing northwest wind off coast; on
sound and straits. light variable
winds. becoming westerly Sunday
and increasing somewha In
straits.
At Tacoma 9 a. M, wind north
8 m. p. h. Barometer 3o.os,
steady.
Rain last "a hours, none. since
July /. los inch, surplus of 80
inch: since Jan. /, 1884 inches. a
deficiency of 437 inches.