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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03
Basketball Loops
Start 1910 PLAY

Both the Pierce County tEasD
and Pierce County (West) basket
ball circuits will start play tomor-
row night but the Valley league
will not begin It's 1910 campaign
ing until next Monday.
Wllkeson Pirates 20 TO Car
bonado In the only Pierce
County East tussie billed.
Midland challenges Mineral Fire
men at Mineral and Valley Parts
plays at North PuyaIlup in We'd
nesday Pierce County WEST Tits.
Tacoma Milk Producers battle Roy
Rockets At Roy Thursday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03
Mat Sport Returns Here

Weekly wrestling programs. Eos
years . regular Monday night fes.
ture At Greenwich soiissum. Will
be resumed next Monday night,
Promoter Jack connor announced
today.
A dearth VI ssitable talent.
felt not alone In Tacoma hat
In ether leading Northwest
cities ~ well. caused . suspea-
slos Of graphing activity
throughout the entire area last
spring and mai fans here have
bees forced 10 'ss without"
ever aimee.
The scarcity no longer exists,
however, and Common. having book.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03
Today's Sports Parade

care of itself.
But how quickly they learned
this was all wrong. Out of the
players tunnel came use. Mus
cles strained at the seams of jer-
seys. Chests fought to force
past the wool and numbers that
bound them. Legs and ankles
and thighs chsfed at the canvas
that bound them tight. They
were dinosaurs on the loose,
giants who ached to throw their
strength against the enemy.
HELD FOR WHILE
For awhile Tennessee man.
aged to hold the Trojans in
check. But II was obvious from
the start that 1t was only a mat
ter of time until the flood broke.
The thumb can plug the dyke
only 30 long, and the reed with
stand the gale only for awhile.
There must come q breaking
point, and, as man who has
wagered his chances for a new
watch fob on the Volunteers
winning. II came all too soon.
One inmate Tennessee was
holding. fighting back the en-
envy. The next Southern Cali
fornlans were running all over
the place. A back who couldn't
make five yards was given . de-
merit, and q lineman who didn't
open a hole wide enough for the
Dionne CUNTS 10 walk through,
arm In arm, was spoken sharply
TO and told 10 do better or be
sent TO the second table.
There was a lesson 10 be
learned from the Rose bowl
game Of yesterday fine les-
son. And this IL IL:
There II no sense in betting
on a team that buys its clothes
in the boys department TO beat
a team that has 10 shave twice
q day and il fitted for suits in
the adult or grownups' section;
also. one is reminded 10 remem-
Der that Pickett led a grand
charge, but couldn't make II
when the opposition started
throwing its weight around.
p. S.-The collecting line VIII
form on the right. Don't shove,
boys. it's all counterfeit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03
Polar Bears
Dip in Water

SEATTLE - Long life and
heather double pneumonis---
was In prospect today for s.
members Of the "Poiar Bears"
after their annual New Years
day plunge into the hey waters
Of Puget Sound.
Ranging In age from five 10
50 years. the hardy swimmers
included men. women and chill
dren. Most Of them eiambered
,ui immediately after . swift
Eery swift--dip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03

lue on surprise victory otef the
o.0oo New Year handicap.
teraAs. though with . ~
pound weight advantage. car
rytnT lie pounds 90 hassk
Ms tep weight AZ ia
The race Indicated whichee 10
be In top shape and . threat Cor
the season, but the sprin,er Was
discounted somewhat for the
500 900 Santa Anita handicap In
March. II was considered . eues.
ton whether Whiehee. fast
enough over the mile yesterday.
would do as well over the mile and
a quarter in the big race. Last
year he Was second TO Kayak II.
Santa Anita park Was DARK
today. Racing win be resumed to-
morrow with a charity program.
Louis b. Mayors Magic Hour.
leading eligible for the Santa
Anita handicap. was favored In
the featured sixth race.
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AZ santa Anita park today BY vii
great Kayak II yesterday in the
As expected. Major A. c. Tsy-
lor's veteran Splinter burned up
the track in the early part Of the
mile. The surprise came a.
whichee showed enough to pull
away when the great Argentine
made bid In the stretch.
Kayak II was left four lengths
behind. with Jockey Basil James
easing off whichee at the end.
Heelfly showed.
Whichee, third fayoriie before
the race, paid $3.50. $40. $40.
Kayak II paid $500, $3.50. Heel
ny paid -.
II had b~en predicted that n
Kayak II WAS beaten. II would
he by . sprinter which opened
up 10 fast that the Argentine
could not catch him NJ the
mile. Whichee did that yes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03

when ysu need . fsw satsa
dollars. issh around ths eesemsat
Or attic fsr discarded srsis,ss.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03
ny UNITED rREss
Oregon State
Socks Hawaii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :

H0NOLuLU--Powsr generated
by the Oregon state college
Beavers overcsms the tricky plays
and passing attack of Hawsils
Rainbows and gave the boys from
the Northwest . 10 to victory
yesterday In . game that was
finished under arc lights.
The Beaver victory eiinsssd
an island invasion that started
with Oregon state defeating
the HealasI town team on
Christmas day.
The Beavers relied up three
touehdowns yesterday In the
first period, another In the
third and two more In the
fourth.
Hawaii scored In the second
period. Showers late in the game
handicapped Hswsii's passing at
tack.
Bob Olson. Morris Kohlsr. Ernls
Dow and George Peters scored
Touchdown BY power drives in the
first flys minutes Of play, with
Olson passing 10 Peters far the
final six yards. A few minutes
later Bob Dethman returned sH
Hawaii punt ~ yards 10 the ~.
yard line. from where Bob Dsihs
man cracked center for "a yards
and Jim klsssibvrgh sfnblsd II
yards through tackle 10 seors.
KoHLER IsTERCErTs
Vic Kohlsr intercepted one of
Roy strohlins passes IN ths same
period. laisrslsd 70 John Tsoutsou-
yss VINO vas downsd Oh ths Oregon
state -. Hseksnbriek made ~
on an sna-around. KohIsr added
five ct tbs lins. then Jos Tomifh
passed 10 Hsnksnhrpek in ths end
xOns,
Hawaii afsss 10 OfeEsa
states if.yard iias early 10
Inv AF.Baa tAAftEf 1877" ~"
Beaver. hsla but hisseii,asgt's
kick 80. short ssa Hawaii
scored on t~s plays. strskiia
passing frsm Oreges states
81 ts Cal Csmpbeii % ths -.
and then 10 Nslle Smith In ths
end zons.
The Beavers s1ded another .
touchdown two minutes after lhs |,
third period opened when they 1
marched ~ yards In slx plays.
Olson finally cracking center for
the touchdown. In the fourth, biil
Haiysrson intercepted Johnnyl
NsuIDa's pass on Hawalis 70 and 4
five plays later D0S went over for
the touchdown. A 3z-ysrd pass
from Boz Ds,hman 20 Don Dnrdan
featured the final t5-yar6 march
10 score. with DeS again hammer
ing the line for the TOUCHDOWN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03


Gridirons today.
Jarrin John kimbrough est
Il, 1000 persons sitting around the
Big John accounted for both of
the touchdowns with which Texas
beat Tulane 1913. When the game
ended, the 210-pound Kimbrough
had Travelled 159 yards, more than
half Of the total that showed on
Texas side of the statistics sheet.
Gains of 10, Is, 20 yards
were part of his days work,
and he stepped over such beef
rs Tulane's 2S5-pound tackle,
Harley McCollum.
Experts who marveled at his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03

Such outstanding wrestisrs ~
Jim iandos. worlds heavyweight
champion. and bronke Nasarskl.
Dean Detton and Nd DON George.
all former titIe.holdsrs. ~ well ~
ell the leading eoasenaers for the
crown In recent years. have shown
their warss here during conner's
tenure ~ the local graphing I'M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03

II you're not using IL. sell II with
q Fast-Action Tines Want Ad-
Call Main Sl5l-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03

ed many OF The fnsss performers
In The game foe Tacoma appear
anoes during the nsxs few useka,
u confident professional wrestling
Will once again occupy . leading
position ON the eisy's athlstis pro-
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03
SKl-Daddling Along

Harold tTass) Gjolme. the
University Of Washington
y0ungster, who esta blished
himself as the best all.around
college skier in the u. S. at
Sun Valley over the week END,
is only a freshman.
His triumph was . surprise only
because II came . year or 30
quicker than everybody had pre-
dicted. Gjolme, Is, last year swept
the Seattle high school meet, win
ming first place In all four events.
Great things were expected Of the
youth nj that time, but his most
ardent supporter probably never
dreamed that he would display
enough class q beat out the best
college skicrs less than q year
later.
Gjolme's personal triumph and
the University Of washington's
team victory Is a major boost for
Pacific Northwest skiing. Here
tofore all college meets had been
by Dartmouth. The fact
that Gjolme is freshman and
most of the other members OF the
Husky team are also underclass-
men doesn't make for a gloomy
future either.
A driving rain. which made slsi-
ing n wet, uncomfortable business,
ushered In the new year ut Para
disc valley.
But more than . Thousand sLiers.
who rollicked and frollcked at
Paradise Inn Saturday and Sunday
nights made the hest Of II. Most
Of them. ~ a matter of fact. never
eveD knew II was raining until
afternoon. In brief. the
new year got off 70 . memorable
start at Paradise. rain or no rain.
What Paradise valley needs this
season Ii q good no-fall slalom
race. Down at Mount Hood. the
no-fall SALONS are becoming in
ereasingly popular. Any way
you look at them, they're fun and
practical.
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WhiChee Beats
Kayak i'm South

ARCADIA CAwhchee Installed the threat II the
great KAYAK Yesterday The sioooo New Year handicap
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n yss'ss ~ satns Il - = -
HastzAeiiee fimeo Won9 ~
can MAia 1t1a.
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Spartan Pivot Play

Sixth of a series Of basketball
plays used by the topnotcherS
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kimbrou9h Hot
AS A99ies Win

led the top-hand Of the nations
blished himself yesterday before
Sugar bowl.
playing said he was the greatest
fullback of all time. that he ran
like a halfback. but halfbacks suit
able for comparison were few and
far between.
Big John played so minutes yes
terday, and he played so minutes
a game the rest of the season
when A. & NJ. was sweeping the
southwest.
He still has another year to
play and IL looks as IL 1940's ter
ror of the southwest already Is
marked.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-04-19
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY NEWS

Social Service. From time to
time Phyllis Wheatley is asked to
aid in finding boarding homes for
boys, girls, and the aged. The
maintenance is usually paid by the
agency requesting such services. If
you have suitable facilities for TAX
ing care of these individuals or
know of friends who have accom-
modations call Oh. 1908 and leave
the name and address, or ask for
Henry Thomas.
Girls Department. An Athletic
Committee has been formed to
plan the athletic activities of the
department. The committee has
chosen May 25 as the date for an
All Sports Jamboree, at which time
the girl who has made the most
outstanding contribution to the
Athletic Program will be crowned
Queen.
1884 Packard, perfect condition,
like new. Will sell very reason
able. Geneva 1854 or HYland 2745.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-04-19

day SO Fido could properly defend
himself against various enemies.
It's tough on Fido when attacked
by unmuzzled foes. Question:
Should old man Barnes be fined for
this?
Mary S., who works in swell
home on Summit Avenue, was told
yesterday by her mistress, 81 do
not approve of your entertaining
your sweetheart in the kitchen"
Said Mary, "Well, ma'am, it's very
kind of you, but he's too shy to
come into the parlor."
Last week a new addition to our
journalistic world was born pos
sibly prematurely, for its size and
development denote naive frailties
and unhealthy nourishment. Oh!
hum!
So, folks, we must be scurrying
along and until next week, good
bye.
Your pal,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-04-19
HALLE @. BROWN NOTES

The second section of the Halle
Q. Brown Building Campaign COM
mittee under the direction of John
Myers and L. w. Hill, Jr., got
underway Wednesday at tea at
Halle @. Brown House with Is
campaign workers present. The
captains of the teams are: John
Lightner, Richard Bancroft, Mrs.
Paul K. Pinkerton, Ruth Gage
Colby, E. A. Roberts, and Lyman
Wakefield.
They will work exclusively in the
white community to secure funds
for the Halle @. Brown Building
project.
Letters have been issued to all
subscribers to the Halle @. Brown
Building Fund announcing the first
payment on pledges to be paid at
Halle.
Halle @. Brown House will par
ticipate in the cooperative camp
program as of last year. A camp
program which is jointly sponsored
by the five social centers in st.
Paul associated with the Com
munity Chest.
Registration is now open for
those boys and girls who are plan
ming to camp with Halle @. Brown
at the cooperative camp at Hinck-
ley, MINI. A stay-at-home camp is
being arranged at the House this
summer with many new and inter-
esting features. The staff at the
Community House is planning an
interesting summer program. Plan
your summer activities now and
get in line for a good time.
The Odako Camp Fire Girls at
Halle are busy preparing for a
Council Fire to be held at the
House Thursday, April rs, at 7:3O
P. M. The girls are receiving some
six or seven girls into the group.
Parents and friends are invited.
They will also take part in the
city-wide Grand Council Fire at the
St. Paul Auditorium on May II.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-04-19

B. E. NJ: I am much enthused
over the way you answer ques-
lions. Your answers have encour-
aged many of my friends as well
as myself. Tell me if those people,
especially the attorney, try to keep
me from getting what was left
me?
Ans: l get the impression that
you have been misinfOrmed about
the whole matter. If you had been
left anything from the person who
died in January, you would have
been informed at the time the will
was read. ). can not see that you
were favored at all. No one is try
ing to harm you, or cause you any
inconvenience in any way.
F. L. S.: I feel like committing
suicide as I am down and out. I
haven't had work since September
and never had steady JoD. L am
33 years old and single and feel
like hard luck is on me and I go
hungry lots of times.
Ans: By continuing to depend
on your luck, you are bound to
starve to death. There is no ex-
cuse in your not having work. You
have no dependents, and are a
young woman D.. the fault lies in
yourself. You don't make the effort
that you should when you get a
job, you don't keep it because you
don't try hard enough. Now you
need to improve yourself and learn
how to work. If you do so, you
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-04-19

The Welcome Hall Challengers
spent an enjoyable social evening
April 9th, with Mrs. Strand as
guest speaker, after which many
games were played. A delicious
luncheon was served.
Mrs. Eta Graham of Louisville,
KY, will serve as our guest speak
er with the Fisherman's Club as
our special guest on April 80. We
are planning a full program for
the summer. Any young women
who may be interested in baseball
are invited to join us. Rev. Boyd
Patrick will coach the team. Meet
ings Tuesday evenings at 8 p. m.
The Wide Awake Girls Club of
Welcome Hall are presenting Pill
grim's Gospel Chorus in Sacred
Concert this Friday, April 10Th, at
8 p. M, at Welcome Hall. We are
also delighted to have some guest
artists to appear on our program.
They are Mrs. Tabor, who will give
a group of readings, Mr.. Walter
Thurman and Mr.. Lee w. Harris
will render solos. Please come out
and hear this lovely program.
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can keep a regular job and get
along quite nicely.
H. T. H.: How does this friend
of mine which I just broke with
feel toward this particular girl he
is keeping company with?
Ans: She's all the world to him
right now. In fact he's so darn
deep in love with her that he hasn't
even missed you. Give him up . i.
get him out of your mind alto
gether and begin looking around
for a desirable friend to spend
your spare time with. Good times
are scheduled for you the coming
summer evenings too.
L. R. L.: Please tell me if the
person I have been to see can stop
my husband from cheating? What
should I do as I am very Disguised
and fed up with a situation of this
kind.
Ans: You have a right to be.
Your husband seems determined to
meet this woman at various inter-
walls. feel that the logical thing
for you to do is to talk it over with
a good attorney for it seems that
you will have to do so in the long
run don't waste your money
on the party who claims that he
can change your husband. pre-
dict a change in your husbands
mind within a year or so :. he
will become disguised with the way
he's acting and quiet down, but in
the meantime if you want prOtec-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-04-19
JOINT LABOR COUNCIL
MEETS

The Negro Joint Labor Council
of St.. Paul will meet Monday,
April %, at Halle Q. Brown House
at 8 p. m.
Approximately 100 attended the
first open house given by the Coun-
Gil, held at Local SIG headquarters
Saturday, April Is.
Contributions for delegates ex-
penses to the National Negro Con-
gress are still being solicited.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-04-19

P. S. This into debt cut out Wifes Beer
Wonder how certain business coed and beauty
their escapade Did that heel that
after another the other night? The
Rondo Street had two of her boy friends at each
of ST. Pu night spots Scene in tavern the other
peacefully laughing and joking and drinking
to look for the object of her affection
him. Demands that he home He refuses She whips
the clean except for the hired help nothing fiat
Louis will make Is part movie serial That Chicago De-
who labeled Dorothy Maynor petite The
singer 100 lbs Andrew Terrence Republican
state legislator Chcago killed Monday
Despite his death voters his district
went to polls reelected him to the egisature!!
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HENRY PEGG

Henry Pegg, IS years old, 154
Eva St., St. Paul, died April 10.
Funeral services were held Satur-
day, April IL, from the Neal
Chapel in st. Paul.
He is survived by his wife, Hat
tie and two brothers, Barless of
Chicago and Charles of Portland,
Oregon.
Rev. C.. F. Stewart officiated.
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ton, 60 to a lawyer.

ton, go to a lawyer.
C. W.: My husband and are
Disguised at times on this job and
we wish to know if we should
change or try to stay another year?
Ans: No job is bed of roses
when you work for the other
fellow then you must adapt your
habits and wishes according to
theirs. l don't advise a change
right now. I feel that you two
should remain on this job for at
least another year save your
money, and then arrange to open
a little BUSINESS OF YOUR
OWN.
w. D. R.: What is wrong with
me and my sweetheart? We can't
get along well long at time and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-04-19
know that I love her.

Ans: Sure you do she. loves
you too. But any woman would get
tired of waiting indefinitely for you
to pop the question of marriage.
Why not get down to business and
that will make her prove her love
for you. If you don't :. then you
are bound to lose her shortly.
M. S. W.: My husband has been
under the doctor for some time and
was in the hospital but out now.
When will he go back to work?
Ans: In the near future. He
should talk the matter of work over
with his attending physician and
abide by his wishes. If he is care
full, and does as he is told, then
there need be no fear of a relapse.
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