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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
ERE DAMAGES HOUSE

City firemen reported Tuesday
a house. occupied by +. T. Van
Dorm. 1929 So. Cedar st, damaged
to the extent OF S25 by flames.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
Moykef Prices Soar
Foe To Is Points


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
TO MEET ON TUESDAY

The Slavic American club Will
hold It's regular meeting on Tues
day evening at the Portland Ave
nue hail. Michael VarEo asks all
members TO attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

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

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Aaaer.es 81
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q. Y. WAkrsiesd, 1855 Ne.
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ave.
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ma ave.
Mrs. Esther Johnson. tis 40
sist 1T.
Mrs 4. johnson. tss7 80. q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
PLANS CABIN CAMP

Frank Heidmsn WAS granted
permit Tuesday to erect $1,000
cabin camp at 7444 South Tacoma
way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
BANK CLEARNGs

Seattle Ciearings ST.oo4.ee7 rs,
balances s3.4s7 .olo.3s. transactions
81. rs. Qoo.oos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
Investment Trusts


FOkfINN fNtHNNNF
Weak Cioslng cable rates ON major
curfsncies EneiAnd pound s.o1 I
off .iah. France tfrancl .o232as OF
looos@ Italy siiral oe9e up .ooot
Belgium tbelgzl .iT3e UP oolSs
Switzerland gfrancl 13Sa of zoos;
Holland tguiidsrl sszo OF .oolos
Nay tkron<) 12es Up ooio. Denmark
,kronel ip<s off zoos: Japan Cyeni
2<oc off !ocso.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05

Oa1s: Ne. z. SSH white. skd.
S2s. same. gray. skd. $2s.
Barley: No. 2. <5-lb. B.w. skid
$40.
Cam: No. Eastern yellow. bulk
$50.
F1Axscrd: SITS. BASIS No. !
hulk. it-day shipment.l
wheat, Soft white Sc. western
white or western club. Sc: western
red. So. Hard red winter. ordi-
nary. "a. Hard white-hsart. ordi-
nary. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
GRAIN REVIEW

CHICAGO Gram prices SCARED
sh< hsni, IN ali North American
markets Tuesday 9ndsr shs impact
o. frensiee wartime demand.
whea, VAS NJ five cents corn
fear cents. cats thre~ cents. rye
1--WE c<nts ard soy beans four cents
on Chicago board of trade. SINH
lar gaans were registered al winni-
peg. Minneapolis and Kansas city.
Directors Of thc Chicago ex-
change AZ . special meeting hm-
tied september futures 10 the
same siuctastlon ~ tho deferred
months.
There Mas furious activity IN all
grain pits At the opening AS trad
err fought to mi buying orders
After prices had climbed the per-
mixslhle limits. trading came 10 q
virtual stsndstiil,
! An Chicago wheat futures I'm
,shed above 81 cents a hushel
reaching the highest levels this
year. Prices were above the gov
ernmen, loan level May corn. al
STA cents. also Was higher thar
the federal loan flgurs.
In the cash grain market pro.
ducers held back offerings. IN an
ticipation Of sharply higher prices
Cash corn sold SIX cents . eushe
over last Saturdays quotations
Only two cars OF corn were bcokes
from the country on a to-arriv'
basis over the weekend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
TOLL
IS SIS LIVES!
nv UNITED PREss

The nation counted nearly 100
dead today a. the cost Of It's four
day celebration Of the l63rd an
niyerssry Of American inaepeBd-
ence.
Paradoziesliy, II Was safe and
sane Fourth Of july a. far a. fire.
works were concerned. Only four
persons were killed by explosives.
compared to rs last year. Humid
reds we're injured
But a nationwide survey showed
at least $40 were killed. compared
TO SOS in last years thres-day
celebration.
Traffic claimed 2ss lives. drown
lngs ISL. and 2l0 others died IN
shootinzs. fires. train and plane
accidents arr miscellaneous causes
Most ironie death MAS that Of
Edward Fisher. 81. SOC Of the sec
Rotary of the National safety
Council He was killed when his
automobile slSidded off a road near
Ludlngfon. Mich He had beea
studying 10 become = safety en-
giner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
EXPECT "LINDy"
TO SEE M'CHORD

BATTLE Col. Charles A.
Lindbergh today inspected Boeing
Aircraft Co. factory, which is en-
gagged in mass production OF 80 OF
the worlds largest bombing planes
for the U. s. army.
First OF the new order Of four
motored flying fortresses" already
has been rolled off the automobile
like assembly line and flown 20
minutes after its completion.
Llndbergh also WAS expected
to visit McCherd field near
Tacoma. where the srmy's
largest air base is under con-
structIon.
Lindbergh flew into Seattle
Tuesday night from sunnyvale.
Calf. and Medford, Ore. Approx
imately $50 persons waiting al
Boeing field caught only q glimpse
of the famous aviator. who re-
NAMED in his plane until IL was
wheeled into the army air corps
reserve hangar and the doors shut
and locked.
After reporting his arrival 10
army officers. Lindbergh was
whisked away in a black Limousine
with curtains drawn. His stopping
place in Seattle and the length OF
his stay were kept secret
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

The Seattle man and his party
met no ends OF natural difficulties
which we're surmounted IN time by
arrival of the little car At It's north
ern destination.
Hazelton nov IL not only the
terminus OF splendid modern high
ways connecting II with al the
developed sections Of lover Britain
columbia. II may we'll be the point
OF beginning for ths proposed and
much discussed Pacific intsrns-
iionsI highway 10 Aiasks TO whIeh
both the Dominion and y. =. gov
ernmen,s are nov giving attention.
start Prom HAssitss
As ~ss announced ia press re-
ports the other day from Wash
ingtou. ID. G.. members Of the
Canadian and q. \. commissions
are 10 participates in Joint serial
Continued on Psgs D. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
Tdc0n70n is Stabbed;
3 Companions Jailed

nicted BY a knife or other sharp
instrument.
Hospital attaches said Desching-
ton was resting easily" but
described his condition a. serious !"
The man. attendants said. received
cash on ms chest. about eight
inches long. = short. deep cash on
his left wrist and was stabbed in
the left side. just below the ribs.
Held in city jail for inyesiigs-
ton were Antoine Anderson. -. Of
III Ia. ifth St. Isaac sundquisi,
-. Of 72i Es. nth. and John o.
Swanson. 81. of sls IA. nth IT.
Detectives Joe Dsyefesux and
Henry Warren. who Investigated
the affair along with Proylsr Car
Officers J. s. Lyons. ~ G. sohnug.
ger. Ross 1owre and r. J. Drost.
said the stabbing took place in =
shack rented by sundqulsi. An
derson and Deschington iise with
the older man. detectives said
Police officers were not able
TO determine Who wss respeB-
sibis for the stsbbssg. they
reported. "a the quartet wss
Too Intoxicated nj the time ef
arrest 10 talk eohsrsstiy.
Detectives. who found partially
filled gallon can containing rub
bing sloohoi. believed the men en-
gagged in = quarrel and fight fol-
lowed.
swanson WA treated Al the
county hospital for broken nose
and bruises about the face and
then lodged in city jail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
WOULD renew
HIS RIGHT TO
alter DOLLAR
Vote Is 43 to 80;
Dispute Now as to
Whether Suspended
Law Is Revived

WASHINGT0N-The SEN
ate late Wednesday approved,
i3 to 80, the monetary con-
ference report designed to
give President Roosevelt re-
newed power to devalue the
dollar and operate the 81
100000 currency sta
biliZation fund.
Both powers expired at mid
night last Friday.
Dispute exists whether the con-
ference report actually revives the
suspended powers. IL is possible
the question may ultimately go be-
fore the courts.
Administration leaders, armed
with an opinion by Attorney Gen.
eral Frank Murphy. contended the
powers were renewed with APP
proYal. of the conference report.
Some members of the opposition
admitted il would be difficult TO
challenge that contention.
The bill now goes TO the presi-
dent: The treasury apparently
proposed to put IL into effect, on
the basis Of Murphy's opinion, as
seon as the. president signs IL.
The vote on adopting the con-
ference report follows:
+. For the. report: 43.
DEMOCRATS: t40) Bsnkhesd,
Barley, Bilbo. Bone, Byrnes, Cha
vez. Clark (Ida.). Connally, Dona-
hey, Ellender, Gillette. Green, Cuff
fey, Harrison. Hatch, Hayden. Her
ring. Hughes, Lee. Logan. Lucas,
Mcclellan. Mead, Miller. Minton,
Murray. Nicely, OMahoney. Over
ton, Pittman, Pepper. Radcliffe,
Schwartz, Sehwellenbach. shep-
pard, Siattery, Smathers, Stewart.
Thomas .tokla.), and Wagner.
REPUBLICANS: ID Borsh.
PROGRESSIVE: "a LaFollette.
INDEPENDENT: % Norris.
Against the report: 80.
DEMOCRATS: 49, Adams,
Ashurst, Bailey. Bulow, Burke.
Byrd, Clark CMo.). George. Gerry,
Glass, Holt, Johnson (Colol King,
Maloney, MeCarran. Russell, Tyd-
ings, Van Mugs. and Walsh.
REPUBLICANS: 1sl Austin.
Barbour, Capper, Danaher. Davis.
Gibson, Quincy. Hale, Holman.
johnson (CalifD. Lodge. Nye, Taft.
-Tobey, Townsend, Vandenberg,
White and Wiley.
FARMER-LAB0R: ~ Lundeen
and Shipstead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
NEUTRALITY PROGRAM
AGAIN IS SET BACK

WARRINGTON - bsgate frfeiEn
relations COMMITTEES today again
postponed coDsaosrsiion ~ The adj
nsnistratlon's nsgffsiliy program.
despite President hoossyslts ~
psNed inasstsnes upon action BE-
fore amendment,
Ths delay 10 committee Increased
possibility 81 neutrality revision
being snelvee. The COMMITTEES sssd
Il deferred action 70 give social
security act amendments fisnt-of-
Nsy IN the senate.
After those amendments are
disposed Of. the neutrality pro-
gram, already fnsnaeed BY threats
u q senate filibustsr, viii face the
additional hazard Of growing con-
xressionsi pressure for adjourn
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
NO FATALITIES
here on jULYl

Tscosns ssesp>d reeord)mo aey
traffic fatalities - sn1 ttb ~
July, poiles rspestsd wednesday,.
There ssfe nYseroktn afeIAent9A
bat 10 enc ~ss seriously injured.
Five psfsvns ssfe tssstSd % :
local hospital late Ta1sasr. fl.
lowing ~ accident ~ the Mss<s-
tain highway. near Al6ev. shput
70 miles soath ~ Tskomn. ~
state patrol offies sepsstse<
ip>t Cestsst ~ o.
l. g. ysx. ~. n 1871 ~. o3kh
u seattle ~sp driver a. ~ ma
chine which vac ~fsek<a kaa.
according 70 sgt f,ea G<sF ~ the
pstrl spo Fstfsifnsn nlk~ Wayne.
ssssvsa ne sutosobsis - ssu>d
eoiiiainE .ith sneth>r ear. rhe
slsiefiy nsn . ssIi<ysd 70 hare
Iest centred ~ the yshs<i<. sn< cor
sziddsng across ~ hffffssy.
crashing into a. esakanAn&nt Aad
essrtssninG
In ths m&ehin< wsss Mrs. L<ra
rox. -. Wits of the driver. Miss
frances Foa- ~; Nlss tsy yex.
- and Doseshy S4laFss. -. al of
seattle. Tfs uem<a passengers.
along uith the driver. ~<rs treated
for psinfnI cuts and srais<s sd
,hsn pefEsitted 10 - u instr
homes,
Esss~fs Mss msss
Carl EAs<nperG 3$-yess-esd Ey-
erstt clerk, reported 10 police hs
received = broken nose ists Tues
day when his car was involved ~ I
an accident while erossihg railroad
tracks on East nth q. Eleepbssg /
said he attempted 10 pess ear
driven ~ ". +. Wilson. SIS East
Wright ave-. when the IAtter a.
sertsdiy swervsd 70 ths len. skrik.
Ing Eisenb<rKs machine \
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

One man was in a hospital
suffering painful stab wounds
and three others were being
held in city jail Wednesday
for investigation, as result of
what police termed a drunken
brawl' in a shack on the tide
flats Tuesday afternoon.
In Pierce county hospital was
Henry Deschington. -. Of 72i Es.
nth st. recovering from three
wounds. believed to have been in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
10000 FARMS
TO Be CREATED
WASHINGTON THE bureau Of

WASHINGTON The bureau of
reclamation announced today II is
launching a program for settle
ment and development OF 1.200 900
acres of land. through utilization
of the Grand Coulee dam.
Secretary Of Interior Harold L.
Ickes said Harlan II. Barrows.
chairman Of the department of
geography at University of Chi
cago and a member Of the water
resources committee. has been en-
gagged as a consultant 10 direct the
work.
1t is proposed TO divert about
one-fifth Of the flow Of the Co
lumbis river Tor irrigating the
region 10 the south OF the dam.
Under the proposal. water from
the dam. which viii form a sior-
age reservoir $50 miles long during
the next two years. will be pump
ed through an abandoned channel
OF the nYer for irrigation puf-
poses.
The diverted stream. which
j. In the so-calied Big Bend
country. will BE- spread into
Thousands Of miles Of canals
and bitches, 10 create about
$4,000 new irrigated farms.
The farms will he populated
by single-famiiy owners.
Reclamation Commissioner John
c. Page said ne is convinced that
the plan should afford a living
for more than 500 900 persons be
fore many decades have passed
RANK TRANSACTIONS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
Fire Damages
TacOman's Home

Fire. of undetermined origin
caused an estimated damage OF
500 to the residence Of Leslie r.
Wilson, 4129 So. NJ st, early We'd
nesdsy, firemen reported. The
alarm was received at Sis a. m.
The structure is a two-story frame
dwelling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
WOMAN'S ASSAILANT
Is STILL AT LARGE

Several Leads nave been run
down IN search for the sssallsDt
Of Mrs. Lena LsFayor al MOOD
mont Heights. near RedoDdo, last
Friday. but nothing worthwhile
discovered. Undersberiff clyde
Knowles said Wednesday.
Mrs LsFayor and her s-yesr-old
daughter. Aryells. were slugged BY
an intruder that night and the
mother abducted BY him. They are
recovering a. the home Of reia-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

Arrests Are Made

POHII4AND. Ofe.--Thirty.aeFen
Portland merchants Ners under
arrest today on charges Of possess-
ing gambling devices. Fourteen
punehbosrds we're confiscstsd by
police. a. result Of raids On com
nsrfcial evf- - -fi7nents Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
BULLDOG
| NIBBLES
WHILE
4
lone
Burns
$1,000 Gravelly
Lake Residence
Is Destroyed

A BULLDOGS job is to
guard a home and when a
lot of strangers come barging
in just to fight a fire and save
furniture, it doesn't make any
difference: the bulldogs job
is to guard.
So must have reasoned the dog
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Morton Keller
when he bit the hand of young
Dickie Johnson Tuesday afternoon
during the Fourth of July fire
which destroyed the Keller home
ut Interlasken on Gravelly lake.
Dickie was one of several out
siders who were trying to get
Keller belongings out of the blaz-
ing residence.
The bulldog didn't want to go
and when Dickie caught him up.
the bulldog bit. The dog, never
theless. was hustled out OF the
building along with such pictures
and furnishings as neighbors comd
remove before the fire got too
hot for them.
NO ONE HOME
Kellers left for the beach dur
ing the morning. The fire broke
out about o'clock in the attic
over the bathroom. None of those
who braved the flames to rescue
removable property could de-
termine the actual cause. Ula
Rutherford. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex. Rutherford who reside
next door, was first to see flames
emerging from the Keller roof.
Gravelly lake residents, their
holiday guests. gardeners and
passersby modified quickly to do
what could be done. Fort Lewis.
fire department was called, but the
house was only smouldering en-
bers by the time the apparatus ar.
rived. Garden hoses proved al
most useless.
Kellers, returning from their
holiday outing late in the even
ing, were taken in by neighbors.
MRS. HARLAN OWNER
The Johnson boy was taken to
Fort Lewis hospital for treatment
of his wounded hand, but the dog
that bit him was healthy, the
wound was clean and Dickie was
not expected to suffer any serious
results.
The home was the former resi-
dence of the late Kenneth Harlan
and Mrs. Harlan, who is the owner.
Mrs. Harlan, who now resides at
III No. Tacoma ave. estimated her
loss at $1,000. She leased the home
to Kellers only few weeks ago.
The residence was one of the
attractive places set in the park
like district surrounding Graveliy
lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
IL SUBS PUT IN use

ROME - A royal decree today
announced that u new ocean
gong submarines had been com
nissioncd FOR zcrvice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
Final Baseball

NATIONAL l.xA0u9
rhslssssphlA. ~ 80 eoe--l 3 =
nssskl.s. =. - 80 oox--J - =
HIxbe ana coblss Tslnelsnupenn
t'hlsnes. -. - - eei.- I . :
pistsbussh. 81 ~ eos--le - Z
Root. ]. nasssIl 90. LIIisrd ~
and Hsrtnett. cssbafs; nswman
ana Mueller.
Nsw yssk ~ - 1el--if ~ :
ns~lss. 49,. 10 e5i eoo--- n 1
Cumbert. Lynn ~ Huhb<li %
snd banning; Turner. tanning 80
sullivan ~ nrietssa ~ nnd
f<epexs
~. I.ssls !. 80 eIs sis--s 8 .
ctseisesti. ~ - ses---e > 4
sunHeI. Bowman -, nhaun ~
and Owen; Walters end temtor1i
AMKnsCAS LkAnuH
nssiss 80. efs - e1e--4 ~ Z
1'hils<ssphss. 60 ~ iee--< > :
Auksf bssby ~ Ossssrs,isiIer
80 and psssoehi Potter and
Hayes
wsskisssss. 80 ~ ise--S , .
sew tsst 80 10 eos--e ! =
Chase. krshsasks ~ sna Per-
rsil. Early. Donald and pseker.
Ctessiss6 - ~ eoo--I : =
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
Plan North Link In
international Highway

Back in 1911 when the motor coming into general
popularity Seattle dealer Tor publicity purposes headed
expedition which bazed highway trail through north central
Washington and south central British Columbia to town
then almost unknown called Hazelton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
pLEADsGUATY
TO Charge Of
P.o. ROBBERY
Prisoner in Federal
Court Declares He
Became Addicted 10
Dope in Prison

A postoffiee burglar. who
said no had become a dope
addict while an inmate Of
Walla Walla state peniten-
tlary. aud nine other men
were arraianed before Judge
+. T.. Cnshman IN federal
court here Wednesday for
various offenses.
Elmer Luther MUIR. WIN pleaded
guilty 10 breaking into the post.
affiee 1t Nspavine. said he had
just gained his release from tbs
state prison, where he had beeems
addicted 10 dopr.
Judge cushman sentenced him
TO serve three years st Mcneil
Island pensssntisry.
Addisicssl Tlnse
Two escapes frum the federal
road camp al Fort Lewis recentiy
- Anthony Aiiomrrs Of Yenkers,
". Y. and Ralph Ruddsr 81 spa.
kane both sentenced To serve four
additional months
Strangers until they met several
months ago In spoknne's federal
court. the careers Of the two men
have psrsiieifd closely alncs. Both
were sentenced by the Spokane
court 20 serve terms Of ak months
= Altomsre for forging govern
ment ohecks and nuddrr for break
ing into an Interstate shipment.
Escspe1 In April
The pair escaped frDm tbs Rad
camp together on April and wefs
unprecedented tho next day. Cap
tuned escapees from . federal
camp are never allowed to return.
- Aitomefe and Ruddef were
taken 10 the city jail. whsfs they
viii srrvs their time Each would
have been released from ths road
camp on July 30. had h not at
tempted flight
Alexander wilinski. charged
with stealing and forging o. r.
checks. pleaded guilty. Ne "a.
fined $500 and sentenced To ssrve
three years nj MeNeis island.
Pleads Not Guilty
Not guilty pleas wsre entered by
Ralph Robeson wsIeh. alias Ralph
Lancaster. and by Albert Bryant
Sanders, both charged with viola
ton Of the Mann act WEIGH vas
accused II transporting woman
for Immoral purposes from Port.
land 20 Aberdeen while Sanders
siisgsdiy transported = woman
from San Francisco 10 Tacoma.
Both cases ssrs pssssd BY tbs
court until July IS for assign.
urnt.
William Henry Lacey attempted
To plead guilty 70 charges al
CONTRIBUTING, but hs q,lbbisa and
Judge cushmsn would not accept
his pies. Lacey admitted that
couDierfsl,lns mods were found IN
mis- possession. but qualified his
statement by maintaining that he
bad found them
sss Mssfks for sttIt
A ax.monthsf sentence N tbs
county jail sss msted o.f 10 Omar
Charles Isrsm by the court after
he had pleaded guilty To operating
= sfili.
Boyd John Hsgx. Leo bsxfsf
sssx ard Freddie ssgx, Indian
brothers. entered plsss ~ not
guilty 10 charges ~ attempted a.
.anIt on . u =. gossfnmsnt reset
walton
me three Indians. according 20
shs charge against them. fired .
gun At Layton Williams = visitor
II the Qnnsalt Indian fsseTsstlon.
Their eass. too. zss at over until