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tragedy.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO DRIVING taught BY white experts.
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mer rates. Positions secured. Nakon
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A NATIONAL CHAIN of welding schools
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A CHALLENGE TO MEN
WHO WANT TO BE
INDEPENDENT.
This advertisement is not meant for the
man who Is satisfied to live on a dole or
exc out an existence by part time or odd
Jobs. Rather. we would like to reach the
man who is tired of working for the other
fellow and would like to make a perma-
nent connection in a business of his own,
where he can f1nd security today and in
the future. If we knew where these men
were. we would contact them personally.
Not knowing this. we are compelled to use
this ad in the hope that men seeking q
real. opportunity will read and then in
vestigate.
When. we say We have men operating
here in Washington that are making S100
and UP a week. We mean Just that. We
don't blame YOU If you are skeptical but
don't you feel that you owe it to your
self and your family to find out the truth7
We can prove our statements and defy
contradiction Our records are open to
any man who wishes to investigate. Our
work is the kind any man with, average
intellgence can do.
with you and show you what we have.
II you will come to Room 205,. 1910 Ver.-
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arrsnse Tor you to make the !uvestisatiou
With ~,
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ASSISTANT Statesmen.

I need 3 men with cars for sales and
service work. NOT CANVASSING, Sell
ing experience helpful but not essential
to start at once. Advance commission. draw
plus expense allowance, start: salary. S140
per month when qualified. Men selected
vancement. Apply Monday 1912 m. only.
GUARDIAN SERVICE, 354S l4th st. NV
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CURES only evenings per week. BOX
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HIGH CLASS RESPONSE
BILE statesmen TO SELL
A NON-COMPETITIVE LOW
PRICED NEW MERCHAN-
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OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN
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OMMENDED AND OWN AN
AUTOMOBILE. CALL AT
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AT ONCE.
SALESMAN
,JOHNS-MANVIII,E

AT ONCE.
SALESMAN
S-MANVILLE.
Washington and 10 counties in MARYLAND
and Virginia, has good territory open for
live-wire man: experience in building ma
terial lines not essential auto needed
excellent commission setup leads fur
nished. See Mr.. Hearn. Room 304, HOS
18th st. NV, between and II am. or
l and B pm Monday. or write in detail
APPRENTICE REAL
ESTATE statesmen.
Young men, not under 25 yrs, to learn
real estate selling under experienced men,
must have car and furnish bond.
TIFFEY & FLYNN, Inc.
woodward Bldg. Republic 1918
DALTON BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
for large department store;
age 20-25. Reply stating
qualifications and experience.
Box 30-E, Star.
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Statesmen

We will carefully select men with cars
to represent established local company
Statesmen IN this business have high months
OF o, over s4on in earnings, We accept only
We pay drawing account. The company
has new plan recurring 30 hours of work
per week. Brains preferred to Drawn Write
US your qualifications. The present sales
force know of this ad Roy 3o2-F Star
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HELP MEN.
A REAL PROPOSITION.

SHOE statesmen, thor
oughly experienced. Apply
4th floor, superintendent
office, S. Kann Sons Co.
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EVENING WORK.

. neat-appearing men with cars for
special work; only married men perma-
nently employed in the Government. with
at least , years residence in the District;
auires only evenings per week. Box
35o-F
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THE PALAIS ROYAL.

man between "a and 40 in one of our lead
ing sales departments. Sales experience
not as essential neat appearance. Per-
manent with advancement to man with
car. Apply employment office Monday. 9th
floor frnm q to l0 30
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-21
DoubIe-headers
Announced Here

Sunday afternoon double-head-
ers will be played at home by the
Tacoma Tigers this year. doing
away with the policy of splitting
Sabbath games one in the after
noon and the other at night. Prexy
Jack Quill made known Monday.
The Tigers are scheduled at
home on IL Sundays. the first
being April 80 when the Van
couver Capilanos come here as the
fourth visiting club in the open
ing round robin series.
II IL the idea of the club TO
dedicate some of the Sunday
afternoon contests to cities in
southwest Washington. The
twin-bin idea win make II
worthwhile for more fans TO
come from Olympia. Shelton,
Aberdeen aud other :. w.
cities. The Tigers number many
fans In these cities now and
the list win grow under the
new policy.
Although no definite decision
has been made as yet, there has
been talk of setting Sunday. june
II, aside as Old-Timers DAY. Il
is the day before the national
observance of the Centennial o.
baseball and as Tacoma Is not
scheduled TO be at home on th'
18th. the pioneers Of the game
here will have their day of honor
% hours in advance. All former
Northwestern and Pacific Inter
national league players would be
invited.
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BY NORLAGE
PARADISE yALLEY-The :

PAX ADiSf NRLLk1 Inc sun.
which had skulked mulishly be-
hind clouds every Sunday Of the
skiing season here, skipped out
brightly yesterday and Saturday.
70 make the first annual Bremen
ton ski carnival happy memoir
able affair for more than $500
fans-a record number this year
Verl Nelson. Seattle racer, cop
ped the mems open slalom event.
running a course down Alta Vista
in 1911 He was followed
through the finish gate by Kelly
Oeschh. in 1:47.4 and John Put
nam. University of Washington. In
los.
Only 10 seconds in time sepa
rated the first place winner from
Bob Scully. Washington Ski club.
who finished last, so closely were
the II entrants matched.
Jane Scully, also of the WCS.
was awarded the womens per-
petual trophy when she bested
three other racers in the feminine
slalom event. Her time was 1858.
Genevieve Looff of the Penguin
Ski club, was second; Trudy jain,
WSC. third. and Marion Heston,
Seattle. was last.
Ric Sundsten of Seattle was the
winner Of an obstacle race which
kept the large crowd chortling and
gasping most of the afternoon.
Jack Crandall, Seattle. was second
and Howard Peterson of Puyallup
was third. Special awards were
given to Lewis Hauge of the Pen
gums for the best performance
and to Gene Farr Seattle, for
finishing 18th
Bob Johnson won the junior race
Saturday. Ted Holdridge was the
only other contestant. The race
was limited to Kitsap county resi-
dents.
Saturday night at Paradise
lodge. in as breezily-staged cor
onation ceremony as every enter
tanned the valley, Queen Elva Jar
stad was crowned while her attend
ants, Phyllis Ford and Mary Jane
Arthur. plus about $50 courtiers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-21
Favor Oregon
In PIay.0ffs

SAN FRANCISCO 49, University
Of Oregon, Pacific coast entrants,
and University OF Oklahoma,
champions of the Missouri valley,
were established firmly today as
favorites 10 win the semi-final
games OF the western playoffs IN
the national collegiate A. As bas-
ketball tournament al Treasure
island tonight.
Oklahoma plays Utah state,
Rocky mountain representa-
tive, In the first game on the
program. and oregon takes on
University of Texas, South
west winners, in the second.
II the contests run true 10 ex-
pectations. Oklahoma and oregon
win meet Tuesday night to de-
termine the western team 10 meet
Ohio state at Chicago March Y
for the N. c. A. A. national title.
The first of tonight's games was
the only one of the pair affording
some basis of comparison. Okla
homa twice defeated Colorado,
which won the Rocky mountain
conference race but declined TO
come here for the series. Utah
State, the runner-up was suosti-
tuted. On that basis the Sooners,
coached by Bruce Drake, can be
expected to eliminate Dick Rom
neys team from Utah.
Oregon was favored over
Texas on the strength of the
Webfoots' double win over
California for the Pacific
Coast conference champion
ship and also ON the fact lit
tie was known Of Texas here.
The games will be played in the
sports coliseum at the Golden
Gate international exposition
which seats 1000.
On Tuesday night, tonights los
ers meet in the consolation game
to start the evening and the final
lists play the second game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-21
Believe Ward p Paradise Draws
On Title Way Record IhrOn3S

Expressing the belief that Davey
Ward Is headed for the champion
ship flight. possibly as a weller
weight but more probably as
middleweight or hght-heavy. Ia
coma's veteran ring observers are
predicting the local fistic phenom
viii write an important chapter
IN what promises to be a brilliant
career when he meets Eddie Spina
Of Portland in the six-round main
event on Thursdays boxing card
al Greenwich coliseum
They advise. therefore. that all
who in future years want TO be
able to say Il knew him when
should be on hand for the scrap.
which happens to be Wards first
main event and quite possibly the
first in which he will be COM
PEELED TO go the full siX-round
distance. Spina is one Of the most
rugged little men ever to appear
IN a Tacoma ring.
Promoter VIII May Ion an
nounced today he had signed
Ray Morgan of Portland TO
meet Toulouse in the four
round opener, thus completing
the card.
Curly Hopper. highly recon-
mended Indian lightweight from
Oklahoma, comes here to meet
Smith in the six-round semi
windup, while Leo Turner. Oak
land Negro middleweight reputed
to be one of the niftiest boxers
to show here in some time. is pair
ed with Mike kanski of Fargo, n.
D, Tacoma and way points, in
the siX-round special event.
A four-round second prelimin-
airy will bring together Hank Cur
tbs of Tacoma and Johnny Nc
CURE of Portland, welterweights.
Mcclure is the former Puyallup
boy who fought for some time
under the name Of Don Grove.
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Coast League Baseball Tabs
FULLERTON. Calf.

FULLERTON, Calf. Two
pitchers. on opposing teams, today
wore splints on their hands. both
suffering fractures In costly eN-
hibition game yesterday in which
Sacramento defeated Portland, 5
to /. Ad Licka of Portland broke
bone in his left hand. while
Jack Card of Sacramento frac-
tured his right hand
ONTARIO. Calif.--Collecting Is
hits off two pitchers, the Seattle
Rainicrs yesterday defeated the
Los Angeles Angels, . to 3, in an
exhibition game. Turpin and
Walker held the Angels to 10
hits,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-21
Bell MarkSmen
Shoot In Tourney

The Bellarmine r o. T. c. unit
has just completed its firing in the
national r. o. T. c. matches for
the Hearst trophy. The aggregate
scores were: Team "A" Joe La
Porte. Frank CLASSY. Joe Ford,
Armand LaFrambose and Bob
Green, $50; Team B" Albert
Kase, Dick Pittenger, Dick Gilman,
Jim Rogers and Maurice CLASSY,
763
High individual score went TO
Joe LaPorte. 173. Winning teams
will not be announced until after
all targets have been checked and
marked by the war department
Mai A l.. Warren. federal
instructor, also announced the
completion of this match a
check-up on the match scores
for the wear shows Corporal
Joe LaPorte. Company "B." TO
he the winner of the annual
craftsmanship medal for the
current year.
The new medal. presented for
the first time by the team of Ia
comas 14sth field artillery for the
best record in craftsmanship of
the year by first year r. o. T. c.
student, will go to Private Albert
kase. Company b" Sergeant F.
A. Vnlaescusa, regular army. has
been the instructor of the r. o. r
c. rifle teams during the past year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-21
Ga|ento Retains
No. Two Ranking

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Galento,
who will be examined tomorrow
by the New York Athletic COM
mission to determine whether he
is physically fit to fight Joe Louis,
retained his No / spot in the n.
B. AS quartrly list of challengers
today.
The association, however, dis
claimed sponsorship of the roly-
poly orange, N. j., barkeep, who
has been signed to fight Louis for
the title in June.
Bob Pastor, who once stayed
10 rounds with Louis. has ad-
justed his differences with the
New Jersey commission and
was rcinstated rs the No. 2
challenger. Lou Nova, Max
Bacr and Red Burman were
named after Pastor In that
order.
In the other divisions. \. b. A.
ratings were:
Light heavyweight 175D: John
Henry Lewis, champion, Melio
Bcttina, No. challenger.
Middleweight $500: Solly krie-
ger, champion; Fred Apostolic, No
l challenger.
Welte weight t14O: Henry
Armstrong, champion; Charley
Burley, No. ! challenger.
Lightweight 1850: Henry Arm
strong, champion; Lou Ambers
No. challenger,
Featherweight (l26): Vacant
Leo Kodak. No, l challenger.
Bantamweight (11s): Sixto Els
cobar, champion; John CkO) Nor
gan. No. l challenger
Flyweight t112: Vacant, Pete
Kane, No. / challenger.
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Cammaranos, Dairymen
To Decide Third Place

Tied for third place Al the end
OF the regular season. Medosweet
Diaries and Csmmsrsno Brothers
will tangle in the feature game
of an added attraction program at
the Lakewood ice arena Wednes-
day night. Alt Heidelberg and
Griffin Fuel are tentatively book
ed to play an exhibition in the
opening fray on the program.
The winner of the Cam
marano Medosweet fray will
face Griffin Fuel for the right
to meet the Alt Heidelbergs in
best two-out -of-three series
for the league title, il was de-
cided by league officials Sun
day.
II was originally planned 10
open playoff series this Wednes-
day but the tie for third place
necessitated postponement Of the
title play for one week.
Medosweet Diaries pulled a sur
prise last Wednesday when they
downed the lesgue-lesding Beer
Baron five in an overtime fray
I TO 6. The win gave them the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-21

Highland-W. II. HedOefg mace
a hole-in-one Saturday on the 142-
yard third hole. He used No. 4
iron. His score and the scores of
those who accompanied him, fol-
low: Hedberg, 4S-s &c.,; Har-
ry Bredberry, 44-6 a-37i2; Will
liam. 44-4-40, and Joe Turco,
49, l2-41i2,
Highland beat Falkland in a
team match Sunday, so to 36l2
Results of the best nine tourna-
ment held in conjunction with the
team match, follow: First diyf-
sion-Bud Lehman, first; Lloyd
Berry, second, and Harry McCor-
mick, third. Second division
Charles Barofsky, first; Joe Bush.
second. and George Coomles, third.
Third division--Jim Engle. first;
Al Turner, second, and Bob Hoffer,
ST.. third,
Allenmore Sunday medal play.
Guy Clifford 7S-1O-6s; Herb Jor-
dan. s6-20-66; Sam Allen, 1910
80; Max Jensen. 72-s-64; Ralph
Watson, 92-17-75; Fred Sandoz
s2-9-7S; Orland Nelson, s0-s-72;
Jack Van Wyhe, s1-11-70; H. r.
Venske, s0-l0-70; Spike ABBY,
1913 - 81 Ernie Meredith, s4-12
~; George Hallingsted 1871
SO; Paul Adams, 7s-10-6s.
Saturday, points Sam Allen, 2s-
13 Al, Max Jensen. 3l-6-37; Or
land Nelson. 2s-s-36; John Lar
son. 2s-7-35; Ralph Watson, 10
1s-34; Fred Sandoz, 24-s-32;
Jack Van Wyhe, 26-11-37; Herb
Jordan, 20-12-32; Spike ABBY.
31-s-39; Jim Wilson, 26-11-37;
Dick Allen, 3l-9-40; Ernie Mere
dith. 32-S-40; John Anderson, 81
s-3e; Hugh Adams, 24-1l-35;
Paul Adams. 35-s-43; Matt Rich
mond. 30-10-4O; George Holling-
stcd. 29-S-37; Jack Johnson, 81
$40; Fred Hallingsted, 29-s-37;
II. r. Venske, 2s-1-35.
PARkLAND-Saturdsy, hidden
hole: Clifford Olson. 2S-6is-212s
Lloyd Berry, 25-2 ia-232s and
Oliver Grodvig, 29-6 s-222s.
FIRCREST 49, Sunday, points
First division--John Hunt. Polls
So: DR.. c. E. Wiseman. 25-13-3s;
Wilbur Richards, 26-11-37; Leo
Teats. 25-12-37. Second division
Bergstrom. 1878:
DR.. c. (. Wilbur. 1s-19-37: Ed
Craw. 22-12-37; Dan Trippear,
10-21-37; J. o. Obenour, 31-16-
81.
Saturday. medal play: First di-
Johnson, s2-l2-70; W L.
Duncan. s2-12-70. Second division
W. c. Niemeyer, s1-l5 Sc. X. w.
Sorrells, 1926 70; Jack Nc
Ilwraith s7-16-7l; Charley Gould,
S9-17-72
MEADOW PARK - Saturday.
sweepstakes. Joe Harrison. s3-l5
70: Joe kohler. 77-5-72.
Sunday. best ball tvosome: First
division Joe Glevs and Louie
Truman. se-7-62: E. f. Garceau
ana r - NlCENtu. fO-Al % p.
Second divsion-C. H. Sommer
and F. L. Gordon. s2-17i2-64is.
Result Of the Eagles tourna-
ment. First division. hidden hole
John Davis. Milton Hurtienne and
B. H Mccormick. each "A: Tom
Medsk. Is, and Joe Miller. Is.
Second division. medal play-Dsle
Jones. l05; Ed Legacy, las. and
Lloyd Smith. 1859.
The Brookdale Mems club had a
large turnout for the medal play
turnament Sunday morning.
Winners,
First in first division. FREQ Mackle.
s. -iO-7l. Art Swlnoland. 1871:
George Holm. ei-lo-7l.
FIRST IN second division. Fred HIM
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find such recreation
intensely
has its distinctive now.
WHY of these evenings there's going be little
y rOund-shoudered guy with a long neck and squeaky
voice and flat feet and rapidly departing Uranium trip
ping out SOftbal diamond .
And he's going put his hands his knees like he
when he younger and played second base and the
Outed and he's going to bark and coach work him.
self into fever of enthusiasm and excitement
He's going to kid himself the belief that
agility al the platter
with the willow and fleetness
then the he'll limp goan to the
nment
and after that he will house slippers evening
his his chair comfort
life home where he belongs far from
Al softbal
Then tell daddy guy
softbaL But he won't
son. They'd give him the gggles
that little round-shoudered
queaky flat feet old column
here this know
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-21

first by eyelash Bill James
wobagger
Adams fly to the outeld Sacramento
was tough on our Louie E M.
DURING the 1888 season. or after sir pota fell ,nder
II the bosses 9uilotine blade Mickey Cochrane De-
tro't; Charley Grimm, Chicago CUBS Gabby Street, ST
Louis BrownS; Buregh Grntes Brooklyn; Jimmy Wilson,,
PhWieS; frankie FrSch, ST. Louis Cards =.
ND with the bamy spring weather heah, nah frans
come TO another sport in the bloom
II is called softbal and is played the hard way
The reason il is played the hard that is for many,
because hundreds hereabous for the because
their and ability prevent them from playing hard
baseball :.
Yet tell softbalers believe
argument your hands They very ardent
had them look smack
out blush that sotba tougher faster than the old