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public life. His friends some
what kindly explanation Ia that
he wants To be the only patrician
who appears to possess both q
real and an aptitude for prac-
teal politics.
The latest target Of his selec-
tive sort Of wrath Is Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, of Massa-
ehusetts. Twice the president
has asssiied by name this dis
tinguished representative of 4
wealthy and well-placed family.
FDk singled the youngster out
for name criticism on the latter's
wPA prevailing-wage amend
ment, and on his vote for 1857
silver. Two others whom the
president apparently disiikes in
= personal way are Neighbor
Hamilton Fish and Theodore
Roosevelt, Of Oyster Bay.
Roosevelt seemingly does not
entertain the same strong feel
ing against rich mems sons who
attain public office by appoint
msnt. for among his New Deal
favorites are Messrs. Morgen-
than. Wellcs. Berle. etc. They
have never shown his facility for
attracting the votes Of the peo-
pie. - the Lodges and Fishes
have IN their own way.
The impression prevails In
well-postsd Washington circles
that President Roosevelt wanted
TO retain hi control OF the dol
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HOROSCOPE
SUNDAY. lilly q

Until late today benefic aspect
rule, according to astrology. The
morning is read as exceptionally
favorable to the clergy and their
work.
Expansion of interest in re-
ligious observances is prognosti-
Gated. Churches will gain stead
lily in membership.
This Is a planetary govern
ment especially favorable to
writing. II promises attention
to carefully prepared sermons
and presages fame for preachers
with the courage to attack po-
litical and governmental weak
nesses.
There is a threatening sign
this evening for persons who ex-
ercise power in any form. Sub
versive forces may undermine
confidence in business heads
and government officials.
The stars presage a tendency
to gossip. Personalities should
be carefully avoided. for there Is
representation of much SLAM
der and misrepresentation re-
garding men and women in the
public eye.
This should be an suspicious
day for communion with nature.
Beach and mountain resorts
should prosper. for there will be
extreme heat in certain cities
and much illness due to sudden
changes in temperature.
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the augury of a year of
financial good luck. although
there may be losses through un-
reliable associates. w o m en-
should be cautious regarding in
vestments.
Children born on this day
probably will be ambitious and
resourceful. These subjects of
Cancer are usually fortunate in
whatever they undertake. Their
lucky color is violet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
SCIENCE NEWS

Relief for bandsmen who have
to play outdoors in winter par
AIDES is provided in a special
muff invented by Duane Rupert
of Gloversville, N. Y, The muff,
which is the shape of a bag, fits
over a trumpet or other wind
instrument, extending from the
mouthpiece to the bell. 1t has
finger holes into which the fin
gers of the player are inserted.
No more burned fingers by
matches that burn too far Will
liam Bell of Tenafly, N. j., has
designed a match which is fire
PROCEED on the portion of the
stem held in the fingers. When
the fire reaches a certain ways
along the stem, it automatically
goes out.
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lars value for domestic rather
than international purposes.
Financial insiders here and else
where have reached the same
conclusion from a comprehensive
study Of all the problems in
volved--some Of which were not
mentioned by the president.
For one thing, FDR has plenty
Of power TO repulse foreign at
tacks on our currency. He has
the two-billion-dollar stabilixa-
tion fund still virtually intact,
and. ~ q second-line trench in
any currency war, he has Sec
ton 8 Of the Federal Reserve
act. permitting him to buy and
sell gold almost at will.
But. without the devaluation
authority. he has no weapon for
manipulating the price of the
dollar--and therefore the relative
price Of commodities--on the
domestic front.
A Democratic victory in 1910
obviously depends on good--or
at least fair---economic condi-
tions. meaning a degree Of re-
employment. business activity.
satisfactory farm prices.
But II they don't improve by
September of election year,
distinct possibility 5o-cent
dollar might help. 1t might be
only shot in the body polite.
as was the original cut. but the
stimulus might last through the
first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November.
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MONDAY, JULY 10

Adverse aspects are strong in
the horoscope for today, ac-
cording to astrology. 1t is a
time TO avoid physical exertion.
Under this planetary govern
ment the mind may be alert and
should be employed in planning
future activities. This is not a
time for immediate initiative.
All new ventures should be care
fully side-stepped.
While there will be many
temptations TO speculate. all
forms Of financial risk may be
extraordinarily unlucky. Min
ing stocks will bring dissppoint-
ment today.
Capital and labor will De in
elined TO agree on disputed is
sues, but hostile influences may
cause serious breaches at times
Of urgent demand for produc-
ton in shops and factories.
Farmers should benefit
through good crops and in
creased demand. Exports should
increase in coming weeks when
large quantities of grain will be
required in foreign lands.
Girls today should take stock
Of their resources. whether they
happen TO be social grsaes or
professional attainments. The
autumn viii offer opportunities
for important public service
Summer schools this year will
have 9 special significance in
view of future developments in
International sffairG Scientific
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QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven of these
test questions Turn TO the
~oman's page for the answers.
/. Name the most abundant Of
all metallic elements.
2 Where is Seward peninsula {.
;. Name the principal river of
Nebraska.
4. What IL the name for male
fish in breeding time'
8. Where is the Assuan dam +.
8. With what sport is the
name Of Sid Wooderson sssoci-
atedg
7. Name the capital Of Sicily.
9. What is the correct pronun-
citation OF the word ostracixes
.. What Is the chief constitu-
ent of coal
10. Are whales fish,
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the championship fighters are
pretty much controlled by n
syndicate with headquarters In
New York. And the suckers
stand for that one, too.
Convention news that found a
place in the papers concerned
the line-ups being formed on the
two controversial issues wom-
an suffrage and prohibition. An
other controversy developing at
that time but which did not com.
into the open until later con-
eerned mention of the Diety in
the preamble.
Locally, the big news was the
reference to the completion of
the stone foundation for the first
building of "the great university
which the Methodist church is
establishing in Tacoma" The
brick work was to start at once.
The building was to be finished
in time for the first classes in
the University of Puget Sound
the next September.
That was the beginning Of
the College of Puget Sound.
The fiftieth anniversary Of the
Incorporation of the school
was celebrated last year. The
site, four blocks In area on
South cath street between I
and X. was donted by citizens
of Tacoma. Every denomina-
ton WAS represented among
the donors Of land and money.
One Of the largest contribu-
lions was $4,000 given by C.
B. Wright, m Episcopalian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

Bare KnuekIe Fight Crowds
Convention News
Suekeds Fell for Fight
Racket so Years Ago Too
Constitution Makers Worry
Over Name Of Dieiy
College Of Puget Sound
Gets Underway
THIS day 50 years ago the
news that came in from the
state constitutional convention
WAS crowded onto the back
pages of the newspapers by the
heavyweight championship fight
between John L. Sullivan and
Jake Kilrain. The fight had
been well publicized. Sports
writers started giving the racket
free advertising when Muldoon,
Sullivan's manager. took the
big fellow" after a long debauch
and began a course of treatment
to get the whisky out of him.
Muldoon announced that "Jawn"
had taken the pledge and was
going to forsake all his evil ways.
Day after day there was news
of how Sullivan was working
off his flabby flesh and building
new muscle and sinew. Retorts
from the kilrain camp were any,
thing but courteosu. They
warned that, drunk or sober,
Sullivan would meet his Water
loo when he faced Kilrain in the
ring.
About SIS. 900 worth Of tick
cts had been sold when the two
fighters boarded train for
Richburg, Miss, where the match
took place Notwithstanding the
threat of the governor of Mis-
sissippi to call out the militia
if necessary to prevent it. The
governor did just that-called out
the militia, but didn't do any
thing more. The state troopers
kept at a respectful distance.
Sullivan and Kilrain pound
ed each other with bare fists
for IS rounds. 1t was q dirty
fight on Sullivan's part, but
the referee didn't mind. Sew
eral times when kilrain was
down Sullivan jumped on him.
When the bell rang for the 10Th
round Kilrain's second threw
up the sponge.
That was the last prize fight
with bare knuckles. Public sem
timent had become so strong
that the fight promoters made
the concession to padded gloves.
What may be said of the prize
ring racket of so years ago, Sui
Ivan and kilrain were well
matched. 1t was no such one
sided fisasco as the Louis-Ga-
lento fight for which a great
multitude of suckers paid their
money. Nor the recent cham
pionship" fight in Seattle, where
all the stamina was starved and
steamed out of one of the men
so that he could get down to the
required weight. And suckers
who couldn't pay the grocery
bill turned out for that one, too.
Another difference between
the fights of so years ago and
today is that there was no
prize ring monopoly. Today,
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D'Alibard read Of Phildelphian's
proposal and set out to perform
the feat. In a garden near
Paris he set up an iron rod, one
inch tick and 40 feet long, point
ed with brass, on a stool with
three wine bottles for legs. On
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
NEW DEALERS WASTE
TIME ON IMPOSSIBLE

Editor, The Times: From
each according to his ability: TO
each according to his need"
There has never been any or
derby arrangement in social
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
KITE EXPERIMENT

In 1850. Benjamin Franklin
proposed. through the Royal So
ciety of London, to show that
clouds containing lightning are
electrified.
In France, Thomas-Francois
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

The gslscuc system in which
We live contains about 10000
600 900 stars. or about is for
each person on earth
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70 receive attentson In this col
nmn letters must give name and
address q writer ONLY initials
NIL be published when requested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

Mr.. Fixit: Would n 10 cent
stamp with picture of Column
bus presenting natives 1892 be
of any values Also a l cent
stamp with picture of Living
ston. 1904. CHAS. r.
A good unused stamp of that
1892 issue might be worth as
much as SIS cents; a used one.
about dime. stamp cstalogs
show. The other one, unused
might be worth 20 cents; used,
one cent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Predict Win
For Stadium,

With city track title at stake
the Stadium, Lincoln and Bellar-
mine einder forces will meet to-
morrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock
In the Stadium. Besides deciding
the championship track squad. the
meet will determine entrants for
the stse tournament at Washing.
ton State college, May q.
All winners in the events TO.
morrow and three outstanding
second place winners will be eligi-
bic to compete at Pullman.
The Stadium forces have
won the city crown for the
past two years and are favored
to walk off with the lsurels
again.
The Bengals already hold three
track wins over the Lynx this
year, having defeated them in the
Penn relays and in the Everett
and Centralia relays. Despite
these Stadium victories, however,
Lincoln is given a fine chance to
upset the Tigers and regain the
title.
Officials for the meet will be
selected from among the interme-
date and high school coaches.
Mitch Angelel, Mason gym in
structor, has been chosen as the
official starter.
The events will be run In
the following order: I2O-yard
low and high hurdles: 100
yard, SS0-yard, 220-yard and +.
440-yard races; 220-yard low
hurdles; mile and $50 relay;
shoput, pole vault and discus:
high jump, javelln and broad
jump.
Those who will participate for
Stadium are: Capt. Russ Soper.
Jim Allan, Bill Tucker, Bob Lam
bert. Stan Boyle. Bud Phelps, Yves
Hudson. Dick Brewitt, Jim Enge,
Bruce Johnson, Jerry Wilhelmsen,
George Warter, De Blair, Jim
Brady. Chef Dyer, Bob Hamilton,
AL Midal, Bob Solder, Gayle Smith,
Bill Lichtenwalter, Glen Mathews.
Hal Lewtas, Tom Headless, Ray
Marchesini, Ed Anderson, Fred
Angus, Dave Glenn, Julius Beck.
Chef Coleman and Jim Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Caps Shut Out
Pippiins,3 to0

VANCOUVER. H. q. The Van.
couvcr Capilanos got off 10 = late
start in the Western international
Baseball loop this year, but their
recent performance gave the spo-
kane Indians. league leaders.
few worries today.
When the Capilanos blanked
Yakima last night. , TO 0. IL left
them only half-game behind the
Indians. who lost to Tacoma, s
to B.
Holmes seventh pitching
won for the Canadians over
Yakima. Vancouver got 10
ssfetie. off Miller.
Another threat was Wenatohee,
erstwhile pace setter which came
through at BelliDgham with ID
z conquest of the Chinooks. A
total Of 20 hits ratified off the
siants Of two Chinook hurles and
the Chiefs were a half-game be-
hind the Capilnnos.
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eedeehsd In grass skirts. ear
rings, nose rings and plenty Of
war paint. the African zalu Giants
meet cAnmsrane nrntheFs cisy
league leaders. a. Lincoln howl
FRIDAY night. starting At a'elocs.
The cciered lads played two games
here last year. and desrite lnsin.
noth games. gave the fans such
thrlli with their clever hsll.plsy~
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Barrett ThrottIes
Beaver Nine, 10
~ UNITED raEss

The Seattle Halnicrs had whit.
tied the Coast league lead ~ Los
Angeles to one game today ard
a. the rate they are going after
the Portland Beavers they may
top the circuit before the week
"a out.
1sp-ss,Th hurting by Dsek
Barrett gave the hxinisss .
lie sietsyf over Portland Last
sisht Barrett permitted the
Beaver. only five hits. shiie
Ad Liska Wa sarresdeffnk
only sin.
Another first-eiazs BIT of pitch
Ing BY Howard crakhsad gave
San Diego 81 victory over sas-
ramsntO and put tbs Padres back
In flfth place. aaUws1
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zULUS TEAM Of ABILITY

ing they'll prchshiy nm the his
tcrse howl On Frfday.
IRE first game pisysd last year
between ina xuius and Johnson
Paint saw The rsintmen snrex =
hsrd.fcuxht ~ TIME The tpI-
cred ncys transformed Canada.
winning ~ in = row. nnIy 10 lose
II 20 : u Olympic lee Cream a.
their way south.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
CITY TRACK RECORDS
YANkS OKAY
NIGHT PLAY

NEW YORK The New York
YANKEES who at first refused to
accept any night baseball dates.
capitulated today and agreed to
play under the lights at Shibe
park in Philadelphia and at Mu-
nicipsl stadium in Cleveland
President Ed Barrow announced
the Ysnks would meet the AS in
Philadelphia June &c, and the
Indians in Cleveland Aug. 80.
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tense 5frYles -. White Eka5s Tavern.
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NcFseff ~. Gsfsss EMnioFea Port
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70 = y MI
Home runs tnfletophsf Z. Me
miller three baa< nth LsisB fNo
Baee hits iightaff Bliss. Aismilisf
E0Hstfi aaefifins nlts f~lau. DiDlasl.
nuns gatted Ia ~ leG z. Christopher
s Othsa 4 Airmiilsf q BDaettl 4
Eintana Bis. hksilsy losing pitcher
Dafsy struck o4t ~ Mssi< , -
KraicFscn Z - DlbsAsi 3 bass en-
Dalls or DID4Ass G. OF Ia ~ 8. OF
Hcaiz 4 of kFatozifh slid pitch.
kTalgHcb passed Dslls BfsnDsf Z
hlt batter. Mliaal b. D@gef. hlts
of DagsT ] he 0ff Asntz. Llts
OF KfalogleE5 double Liags. Ozfssa
anaasssted aHDlfes. asibon AID
ClsfEs. tluss q gzEs.s. Z ~.
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~ At Hslasl6sfx Mckinley.
ctr - lesGas Active eluo -
Ivsfe11 walker Ef8ks SefMes. NJ
kinlfg
ssVai EHa<rfs - Central L5taffzn.
jsffs IN Asbtffy N = - soae ~
FeEieiss. Harmon Danish Lutheran
Va Zion Lutheran. seffsfsoE.
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PoaTt.AND

PORTLAND. TIRE. Reed Cal.
ings tennis players defeated the
College NJ ruse, Sound yesterday,
ais matches In three,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

Two bahr hita. Lofsnz. sAmhAmUsf
home run Volpi double plays. K.tf
higneR, NeCuo. Miller FERNANDEZ
Ifehcefi HiRnay kerr. AfCue left
on bases Yakima T. Vancouver :.
struck out, by HolmsA 8 ~ Miller 7
bases on halls of Holmes a, OF
Hillfr none. MT ~ pitched hall
Nolpi b. Miller Kerr ~ Miller.
time Of game 10. umplfss. Han
dOlph aud Stewart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

SEATTLE - The University of
Washington Huskies, who have hit
a new low in practically every
major sport, enjoyed the fliekeg-
ing light of success today in the
baseball world.
The Huskies defeated Oregon
State college yesterday. 5 to ,,
as Sam Baker held the beavers to
two hits. A two-run Husky
splurge in the ninth decided the
issue for the lowly Huskies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Lesgers Trounee
Pacific Trackmen

FOREsT GROVE. Ore. TIVE
Northwest conference records were
broken yesterday afternoon ms the
College Of Puget Sound tract,
aud field team vanqulshed Pacific
University in a dual meet here
10 a 10 cav.
Since II was not an sll-confer.
snee meet. both records were bro.
ken uBoffioislly.
John Mcdonald. &. r. n. ran
the haif-miie In 1901. eciipslDE
the official record ~ 1iOi.a
held nv schmidt of Pasifle,
WIN finished Second ts Me-
Donald.
Roth II Pacific Won the shoi.
put with a record throw ~ a. feet
six inches.
tn outcome ~ the meet hinged
on the mile relay. Puget Sounds
team Of Jack Leggee. John sharp.
Mcdonald and Chuck meNsry won
II in ti32t, defeating the oppo-
sition by good 20 yards. II wss
one Of the fastest times the &. y.
r. combination has turned IN this
season.
The meet was unusual In that a
distance runner Was high point
man. Mcdonald. . member of ths
relay team and winner Of the mll~
and tbs hslf.mii.. was high with
II. points.
Mcdonald won thu mile In
st2.5. and his tssmnats. George
Watts. finished second.
The L.gKers we're first In
five Sfber events. Their en-
tfsots In the two-mil~ run.
Watts. HiiI melton and Robert
Meyers. finished sa~- three,
Watt. winning In i6iis. ~
seconds short ef ths confer.
snes record.
In other e. =. =. victories, Chef
Isblonskl tied for first IN The pole
; auit nj 10 feet 10 inches. Norman
Mayer won the broad Jump with
. leap VI III feet three inches.
tuSssi Perkins eaptursd the hIxh
Jump With . mark Of five feet 10
inches. and Gene Aiberison hurled
the discus over lzi feet 10 win that
svsnt.
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Stolen bases. Grant Penso Tar
penins sacrifice hit. Biehssl two
Dase hits, hpadafore 3. Rasmussen.
MinnittI eigmann. hone run
brooks. left on bases. CammArano
Brothers 10 Model Lumber co. o.
II hits. 10 runs off Nelson In 7 plus
innings ] hit. no runs off Staples IN
innings losing pitcher. Nelson
struck out by Nelson Elmafs Z
bases on balls off Nelson q Staples
,, Elmore hit BY pitched ball
Pnrtman. Hssmussen time Of game
2 30. umpires stav. aud Forsythe
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Runs Responsible foe. I.sss 1.
struck out ~ t.lsss nssrstt 3
nAsss ON balls, 90 Llssa . neffstt b
stolen bases Asffissy white
ssgsnss two.hass his NuFftss<f sac.
Wild plteh. barrett, bath fIsss sssn.
rifes, knslsn ana ftusen. time. VA,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
SOFTBALL.

The Wheeler Osgood softbs II
team won 1913 verdict over the
Postoffice In the Commercial
league Wednesday evening at Hsr-
mon field.
The defeat was the first Of the
sesson for the leasus-Iesdins POST
office team. keeping four teams
in the first-hslf title race.
Other results:
Buffelen Lumber Co S. sizef
a. Co. 8.
Weyerhaeuser Timber Go. 7.
Tacoma Drug Co. 3.
Offfce OHtnttera. 2. Retail
Clerks 2
Central Lutheran chuf h Is.
Sons Of perlcles 7.
Zion Lutheran church "a. Meth
Odist church 7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

LEAGUE
BY UNITED PRESS

The series stood even at the end
Of the second game in Pioneer
league play today after Lewiston.
Ogden and Twin Falls turned back
the teams yesterday which beat
them Tuesday.
Lewiston defeated the pocatello
Cards lis at Poeatcllo to regain
the two game lead they lost to the
Cardinals Tuesday.
Twin Falls got the best Of
pitchers duel In Salt Lake
City, in which the Bees outhit
the Cowboys l2 10 eight, hut
lost, As.
The Ogden Reds were the only
home team to win. The Reds got
away for l3 hits and runs. while
the Boise Pilots scored only three
runs on Il hits.
The teams play the series rub
Der game today.
Scores:
X II L
Twin Falls ....,..+ $ /
SAT- Lake ...,..... 5 II 0
Schubelp and Decarlo; johnson,
kessler and Myers.
II II f.
Roise ............... 3 IL l
ogden ............ l3 2
Snyder, Rene and Griggs; Dear
den and Navarro.
r X r
Lewiston .........,. IL II q
futdttllo $500. .......
Erickson, b. Hayes and MeMil-
Ian; Soule, Berndt, Ashoff and
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Runs respvaslbls for, stsns kou-
pal 4. struck out, atlns |, kamosl q,
bass on balls. Off slime kaupal 4;
paaa~d ball spfius thrss base blt.
runs battsd IN, stlnr, NtFinssf. Mar
nrr. spfink. koupal. Nnrb~rt. sssrts
lice. Wright ssoisn nsse n CaIilbs
double PLAYS kuupai 90 fstafsy 10
boss. Stfinssr IA tinorkl 10 \ Col
Inc ntfinssr TO : Collins. Wsrnsr 10
HOhs
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stntsn us@e totkev4 teunts ptexs On
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