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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

head fishing. A hunter Of uplard
birds. Al long scorned the steel
headers. classifying them as nuts.
! And who's nutty now. Al, after
. that big one you got Sunday? :.
> Speaking OF steelhead. Well Pete
Noble caught SIX in the Nisqually
river Sunday and returned them
after the sport Of landing them.
That's a lesson for others Duke
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
Ddvey Ward Knocks Out 7rOIIeS I'm Third Heal
Strong Claims
Injured Ankle

TRUMAN KENNEDY. a bellingF
his ring feud with Glen stron
belted out the Tacoma youth IN th'
heat main event at the coliseum.
TWO vieiously-driven rights de-
cided the scrap actually in the
fifth round. One crunched against
the side OF Strong's chin and the
other. less than half second
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
The Bengal Will Have a Growl

THE more studies the 1899 Tiger baseball lineup the
more one understands that there will he defensive and
offensive skill galore with experience riding high
ability the mound the Bengas nave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
You Tell EN-, Elmer

DEAR NET: The state can't charge license for fellow
to fish in salt water That water belongs to Uncle SAM
might well forget about trying charge us salt water
fishermen license It's .sti- tutional Elmer B.
Dear Elmer of the in Jail who said
nut there he
words the state already licensing
and probably viii wind up tapping
ali salt anglers for licenses e. NJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

Cole Medeghini and BIHuy, anu
undoubtedly will get one OF three
proven southpaws from the San
Francisco Seals. namely. Wilkie,
II hardly stands to reason that
the Seals will keep ALL THREE
Of the former Tigers. Also, If you
do not know II, the Tigers have
their pick of any two young hurl-
-. .b. gsals aaride In let ont on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
On the Lam
Elliott Metcalf

GONE all you bowlers. If you want to hear
What the American Bowling Congress Bulletin official
publication of national distribution has to about Tacoma
Bill Herdman
nd heret Is, for word:
Quote The Tacoma WASH Times eairleo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

Tiger In Action er. the Seals to
option All of which the head office relative to
hurting flesh The . there. tight
happen might land Arett kid fielder who
hish Tiger officials
reports about Aett who seems
Of places IN
Anyway the sun bright in Bengaiand
A Very Broad Suggestion
down those big scores
let me suxge~t q positive method
Johnny vanDcrNart Tom Mooney
our local Tom, or Lngerman for goaies
couldn't get dime through win
: torha and = crowbar. let alone a puck
Listen
.noNT surprised Dave Goodman popular Tiger outid Is
not Daniel Boone the P'tsoueh
pain man Pittsburgh than our
daily press all has daffy over steel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

Subs; Burnett Brothers Drew.
Archer's Confectionery Mathisen /.
Matheny 90. Beardsley ca.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
Valley Play

VALLEY DIVISION
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

man. popular Tiger outfielder, is
Daniel Boone. the Pittsburgh
than box score in our
guys, has gone daffy over steel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12
Helpless;ness
Is Laziness
nWOnen
A Characteristic
Most Certainly
Not in Vogue
BY PATRICIA LINDSAY.

Just In case you might imagine
that a helpless manner goes along
with the current vogue for the
ultrafeminine lady, I want to
warn you! You may be as fragile
looking and as gentle hammered as
you desire, but don't for minute
think you will add to your allure by
adopting a pose of being completely
helpless! Healthy, worthwhile in
dividuals of both sexes have natu.
raj contempt for the woman who
tells the world, II simply can't do
anything; I'm actually helpless
Whenever I come up against a
girl or woman who voices or acts
her helplessness, I have an almost
uncomfortable urge to kick her.
She usually is a strapping big per-
son and more than capable Of doing
anything she has to do. The more
delicate woman, who is partly ham
dicapped by weakened health or a
small body, takes great pride in
demonstrating that she is most
capable
Now do not for a minute think I
want women to be so self-suf1cient
that there Is no need for mans gall
lantry. Always permit a man to
demonstrate his respect for woman
in the numerous little acts that we
associate with a gentleman. Such
as opening doors and windows for
us, picking up things we may have
dropped in his presence, giving us a
seat II circumstances warrant the
offer, and all such courtesies. But
don't make a manservant out of
him! You are perfectly able to
take care of yourself. And if you
doubt it, just imagine what you
would do If there were no man
about to do for you!
You should rejoice that your
body and mind can serve you. You
should take great pride in accom-
plishment whether it is the washing
Of a floor which needs it, or the
isolation Of a germ which has been
causing humanity to suffer.
The greatest women in the world
were not helpless. And in that
group I am including the greatest
beauties Of history. In fact they
were energetic, usually healthy,
clever and imaginative. They did
things for themselves as well as
others. Even the selfish ones! They
became great through their accom-
plishment, and history would never
have mentioned their existence II
they had not been accomplished.
II your body Is normally healthy,
and your mind too, you are able to
cope with. most problems which
come your way. The recent depres-
sion taught many q helpless acting
woman what she could do If she
had to do! In fact, II women who
pose as being 80 darned helpless
would realize that their brain health
could well be questioned, we would
hear from fewer Of them. A very
lazy person (and helplessness is
laziness) might easily have q
fetched" mind. The normal being
wants to do for himself, and gets
infinite delight In feeling that his
perfectly marvellous body will serve
himl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12
Dorothy Dix Says
Remember You Can't Play With
Fire Without Getting Burnt

Two young married couples are
about to swap husbands and wives,
and one Of the women isn't par
ticularly keen over the trade. Es-
pecially when she thinks Of her
little boy and wonders how he is
going to like giving up his own
daddy, whom he loves very much,
for stepfather who may not be
good at telling bedtime stories and
mending broken toys. And, any
way, he won't be the same as a
father who belongs to a kid.
Says the woman: ut all began
innocently enough about year ago.
One moonlight night we were SAIL
ing on lake, while camping, when
Frank suggested that we change
husbands.
"Since then when we make auto
trips together we sit with each
others husbands with our arms
about each other and we pet when
nobody is about. We are careful
not to let others see us, and I would
hate to have my son know about IT..
Emmie says she knows it is all right
because it is so heavenly and that
anything so pleasant couldn't be
wrong, but I have an idea that II
we hadn't ever started this love-
making in fun we wouldn't be on
the verge of divorce and everything
in a horrid mess"
Well, daughter, I told her, you
can't play with fire without getting
your fingers burned unless you are
made of asbestos instead of flesh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12

AS for charm-that lies in the
youthful, spirited lines of the dress,
and the scallops that decorate the
neckline and shoulder yoke. Make
this up in gingham, linen or calico
for housework. And during the
summer wear it for shopping and
sports wear, in shantung or shark
skin. If you've never done any sew
ing, this is a good dress to begin on,
because 1t issso extremely easy. Your
pattern includes a step-by-step sew
chart.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1733-B
is designed for sizes "a, SO, 80, 10,
~. a, IS and 48. Size SO requires
~ yards Of 35-inch material.
Send is cents for Barbara Bells
Spring Pattern Book! Make your
own smart new frocks for street,
daytime and afternoon with these
simple, carefully planned designs!
It's chic, it's easy, it's economical to
sew your own. Each pattern in
cludes a step-by-step sew chart to
guide beginners.
(copyrisht, 1930J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12
lass Type of Clothes Required by Those Who Favor Spectator Sports
Manners
of the
Moment

Some one has suggested that the
best way to train man to chivalry
is to start him young. And I think
it's a fine idea.
When Mother and Junior go to
the movies Mother should give
Junior the money and let him buy
the tickets. 1t would give him prac-
tice In the manly art Of paying the
bill. OF course, he may get practice
in asking his girl for money with
which to pay 1t. But then, he may
have to know how to do that grace
fully, too, when he grows up. So
it's all to the good.
And when he's young he'll think
it's fun to buy the tickets, so you
really ought t, let him have fun
while he may. It's like letting a
5-year-old girl do the dishes. At S
and she loves it. It's something
very special. She'll grow out Of
that phase. to be sure. But mean
while, she's learned how to wash
the dishes, hasn't she?
Maybe this is a useless theory.
But it sounds all right to me.
JEAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12

Strained honey also may be used
instead of sugar in cakes and quick
breads. Use 1t cup for cup in place
of sugar, but reduce the liquid in
the recipe. Honey has some water
in it and also retains and absorbs
moisture.
If medium thick honey is used
In place of half the sugar in the
recipe, reduce the liquid one fourth.
If it replaces all the sugar, cut down
the liquid to one-half. Mix the cake
by the ordinary method, except for
combining the honey with the milk.
Bake at the lowest temperature
given.
Eggs.
I'm these spring days when the
hens are rustling about setting new
production records, it's seldom
necessary to cut down on the eggs
in a recipe. Many cooks take ad-
vantage of the situation by adding
eggs to buildings. to sauces. salad
dressings-for the extra protein,
fat. iron, vitamins A and D, and the
rich flavor that they give.
Add the beaten eggs to these
mixtures two or three minutes be-
fore serving time. To keep the egg
from cooking too rapidly, add a
little Of the hot mixture to the egg
first, then pour that into the re-
mainder and cook for few minutes
longer.
For most purposes two yolks or
two whites are equal to one egg.
If yolks alone are used in a cake
add a little extra baking powder.
Yolks have less leavening power
than egg whites because less air
can be beaten into them.
I'm spongetype cake, milk or
water and baking powder may take
the place of one or two eggs. For
every egg left out, substitute 2
tablespoons of liquid and Il tea
spoon baking powder. Sift the bak-
ing powder with the -four and add
the liquid to the batter before fold
ing it in the egg white. This cake
may be baked at slightly higher
temperature than true sponge
cakes.
Chocolate.
Those who like any favor-so
| longs it's chocolate-may turn
| good foundation cake recipe into
a chocolate or a devils food. For
chocolate cake, let chocolate take
the place of some fat and flour.
| One ounce or square Of chocolate is
the equivalent of about table
spoon of fat and l tablespoon of
flour. Melt the chocolate over warm
mot boiling-water and add Just
before the egg whites are folded
into the batter.
For a devils food, first substi-
tute sour milk for sweet using the
soda -and- baking powder formula
given. Then add chocolate as al.
ready indicated.
"A sponge cake of ordinary pro-
portions may be turned into a cocoa
cake by substituting /. cup cocoa
for 4 cup flour. Sift the cocoa with
the flour. Sometimes in cooking it
is possible to substitute q cup cocoa
and y tablespoon shortening for
an ounce of chocolate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12
Accessories Must
Correspond.

Accessories Must
Correspond.
In this case accessories are Just
as important as they are In your
"dressy" outfits. Hats should be
casual affairs that can stand a lot
of wear and tear and still stay
firmly planted on your head. The
little felt roller types are fine, but
we don't advise you to struggle with
one OF the new, precariously perched
bonnets. Shoes must be sturdy. low
heeled styles that are comfortable
However, even in this instance you
need not sacrifice beauty for COM
fort. There is an excellent walking
shoe that is really beautiful when
done In the classic one-strap or OK
ford-tie manner. BY all means don't
toddle around in toe-less, heel-less
slippers that were designed for the
dance floor, not the mud and grass
Of the countryside. If you carry a
purse. make 1t one Of the "over-the-
shoulder" bags in Misunderstanding
that you can sling over the shoulder
and forget. Leather, the substantial
kind, or fabric gloves are practical
and the new three dimensional ones
afford the utmost in comfort and
convenience.
Jewelry, If you want it, can fit
nicely into the picture, too. Brace
let's with charms symbolic of the
hunt on them are smart, as are those
OF leather with a dogs head In the
center. In addition, scarfpins, COM
pacts and money-clips all carry out
the idea Of the races and will do a
great deal to complete the picture.
Our favorite convenience for &C.
casions such as this is the shooting
stick, that fascinating object that
looks like cane and turns cut to be
a seat. The top folds down to be-
come an efficient chair. and you'll
welcome the idea many times during
the day.
Don't forget that smart woman
never evades the law, and the law in
this instance Is the one dictated by
fashion to read, Always dress ap-
propriately" Keep it in mind, will
you?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12

world of fashion. And heres now
1t works.
At the tracks such as Bowie, Pim-
leo or Havre de Grace you'll prob
ably be dressed in your best bib
and tucker. All your Easter finery
will be none too good when you
wander into the clubhouse, but
when you attend the meets in the
country, only certain types of
clothes are proper and possible.
Spectator sports clothes Of this
variety are most important, and
may easily prove to be the back
bone of your entire spring and sum-
mer wardrobe.
A survey of the situation in local
shops discloses that there are many
smart and suitable costumes of this
kind. All are classics. In other
words, they are the continually
popular type of thing with only a
few variations each season.
Tweeds Are
Ever Popular.
Always favorite with women are
the tweed suits and coats which
have gained increasing popularity
this season. Two or three piece suits
are especially adaptable and can do
duty either in cool or warm weather.
Good tweeds, especially the i'm
ported ones. have long been associ-
ated with outdoor activities and are
actually the most serviceable and
accepted costumes The three piece
styles feature short jacket, skirt
and casual topcoat. Two-piece
models consisting of short jacket
and skirt are equally as good, and
plaids or checks, so smart this year,
are very we'll done in this manner.
One very lovely suit has light blue
and navy large checked coat with
a mixed tweed skirt in the same
checks. Another, in shades of
brown, tan and green, features the
short jacket over skirt pleated
all around. The plaid is worked
diagonally in the skirt and hori-
zontally in the coat.
Refer coats are also particularly
adaptable to spectator sports. TRINITY
fitted, they look especially well when
done in one of the new bright
shades. Polo coats have regained a
surprising degree of popularity this
year, and. of course, they are always
a classic mode.
Dresses are very simply made and
devoid of all the "fussy" touches seen
in town clothes this season. Perhaps
most satisfactory style Is the shirt
waist with trim leather belt and
buttons. Knitted clothes are smart
and those new machine made ones
are said not to sag, stretch or bag.
The inevitable skirts and sweaters
fit the bill to perfection, with Shet-
land. cashmere or angora sweaters
the favorites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12
Mirrors With
A PurDOSe

Large mirrors are being used to-
day. They may be used archi-
tecturally to give the effect of space
and more light. They may be hung
at the end of the hall, over the
fireplace and as panels. With ma
hogany furniture, use mahogany
frames on the mirrors. Frameless
pictures are of the modern trend
and go with contemporary furniture.
Let mirrors serve definite purpose;
reflect something interesting and
c0lnrflll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12
By BARBARA BELL.

Designed on basic shirtwaist lines,
this new collarless house dress
offers a perfect combination Of
comfort and charm. 1t barely covers
the shoulders, leaving your arms
free. There's slight blouse at the
waistline, to provide plenty of lee
way for reaching and stretching,
and the bodice is gathered, beneath
the shoulder yoke, for correct fit
over the bust. All that is for COM
fort!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12

Borrowing a cupful from the
neighbors is one way to meet the
sugar shortage emergency. Another
is to use brown sugar. About IA
cups of brown sugar are equivalent
to cup Of granulated white sugar.
If the brown sugar is lumpy. roll
and sift it, then pack 1t loosely in
cup to measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12

Congratulations, lovely lady! You've
won a victory from that drawn-look-
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heartbroken about your unattractive
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You use this wonderful cleansing
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feel its active oxygen breaking free
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Try month of tonic beauty pick
ups with Dioxogen Cream-in the
evening-and before you go to bed.
You'll see the radiance of a clear
fresh skin reflected in the sparkle of
mems eyes. Dioxogen Cream costs
no more than ordinary cold cream.
Get a jar at your drug store today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12

and blood. Lots of men and women
think they can and they are fool
hardy enough to start bonfires be-
cause 1t is so alluring to do dan
gerous things. They get such a
kick out Of the hot flames, and
they are so sure they will know
just when to quit and pat out the
fire without anybody getting hurt.
But they never do. Before they
know 1t the fire has got beyond
control. Their homes are in ashes
and their honor and their self
respect have been swept away and
their husbands or wives lost. And
often they themselves have persisted
in the conflagration they began as
a diversion in an idle hour.
For there can be no innocent
philandering between married peo-
pie. Marriage is a monopoly, and
when husbands and wives begin
sharing their mates with each other
all pride and possession, all sense
Of security, all faith and trust Is
gone. Marriage is no longer a sac
rament that binds a mans and
woman's souls to each other. It
Is a loose tie that does not even
hold their bodies together.
When a husband and wife find
more thrill in the kisses and caresses
Of other men and women than they
do IN each others they are putting
the match to their houses Of hap
piness. Don't do it. For there Is
no insurance that you can get that
will protect you against your folly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12
Two or Three Piece Suits
OF Fine Imported Tweed
Are Very Appropriate
Casual Hats and LOw.Heeled
Walking Shoes Also Part
Of the Correct Attire
BY HELEN VOGT.

One OF these fine days soon you'll probably be vending your merry
Either Maryland valleys
Virginia turf the hoo will be thuddng crowds cheering and nn
did accidentally page
instead the wome No. nv lady mphacay did not
Strange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-12
A Table of Substitutions Is
to Cook Finding
Unexpected Shortage
The Bureau of Home Economies
Lists Ingredients That May
Be Used Instead of Others
BY BETSY CASWELL,
Xomau'k Editor

Lives there cook with such good head that She never unto
coming for dinner and the closed
that whisked house family
gods goddesses all
that old
Evening star., 1939-08-11
The Guy They Miss Is the Lad Named Lou

Crosetts failure at bat the
After all Frankie powerhou
hobbing through
he League
pitchers D Maggio Ghrig Dkey!
1t wouldn't do to careless pitching these fellows
wouldn't be careful Walk D Maggie Geg
would slam home there game
Gehrg S
When first something
of % But Babe the defensive
flourish Yanks power.
Dahgren will be lucky wind
pitched for the Yankees
fielding, we'd imagine that Gehrgs
comfort troubled New York
to look at the big tight
the wall
Cehrg angle
is that Bill Dickey getting little he
He may be tired Harris when
he's missed pun-enty a
There's fellow the Yanks
OF that lineup and in spite of D Maggio
others the going take some beatnes"
Evening star., 1939-08-11
SemifinaIs Reached
By District Nine
In Typo Series
Washington to Bottle
New York Today After
Beating Indianapolis
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSpatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. IL
Washington Printers were sched-
uled to face the undefeated New
York aggregation at Oriole Park
this morning as the 29th annual
national tournament neared its cn-
max after r1osing out Indianapolis
yesterday, 6-5.
New York leads the championship
race, with four consecutive victories,
while Washington is locked in a
triple tie with Detroit and st. Louis,
with three victories against one de-
feat.
A five-run uprising in the second,
followed by singleton in the third,
clinched matters for the victors.
Six hits, two errors and walk
accounted for the runs.
Waple opened the second with a
single and moved up on Dewhurst's
safe bunt. Both advanced on Hol-
brooks slow roller, which went for
a hit, and scored on Edwards sin
gle. Holbrook counted on Bound
ford's single, and after Hofberg
walked Holloran drove home two
more runners with another bingle
Both teams received good relief
pitching Mosedale went to Bound
ford's rescue in the sixth. and
Clark Andrews relieved Sedden for
Indianapolis in the third.