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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

while Hernandez gained t2a yards esffes
sANsERI>o LINE STAR
Is Al ssnsertno captain ~ the team
good defensive particularly on pass
plays sammy the leading with @ points
the conferences and ths real
OF the filled with capable players,
Coach Howell 4 think have the speed To win
Western ~ the widest Of sde-open
football taking chance. and plan. To win
ouseoring the opposition rather than defensive
lucky break Ia pull the through
wnshsok With shn 10 the left
right In order 10 consisien, change tsiibsehs
Of Booth marvellous kicker ~ho aver
and great The oths
baeled Bechick smashing uihsel
Paul Anderson. the blocking back
quartet pounds Booth the leading viii
while nies made three
TWO WEAKNESSES
Western weaknsssoss passing offensive Is mol
good the line When there
passing Rice handles the job but all
Reserve completed only n for 300 yards
WIN. Maggie 7os left
Luther ,o2. tackle Al Bosnd ieo left guard
kershner l9s Nofisnd tss right guard!
Ikan 40 tackle and Paul Hudson iss right
will make the trip west leaving Dec "a
Edwards moving up football
o the y El rHso.
doubt the people here the east really appreciate how
Edwards all information gather
really However play football
good football hope do. good chance
beat them
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TURKEY TOURNAMENT

For IN. last 10 days q taurns-
msnt has been held at IN. Coll.
scum In which 10 turkeys have
been won by tho following bosisssl
BOB Buckley. first. ess. G. G. Grain
sss. Hazel rroet sTt. T, vs,isr
Ell. =. ssrsyen all. J riris $40.
J. Majesty sss. l.. spssrbsrs ss2.
NJ. Miller s5s. ~ Youngbsfx sSs.
o. ssidslman as. W. sil~th as.
J. Gibson ss4. n. Peters s5i =.
Toks,ad. J Walker and o csflson
each had s4s 10 ito.
These turkey winners all ep~i
Sunday night at 7 o'eioes 20 zee
who wins the trophy.
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Must Be in or
Out by Jan. 4
President Webster
Threatens Actions

SPOKANE - The Nenstches
club Of the Western international
Baseball league must be either il
O. out Of the league by Jan. 4
League President Judge J. Stanley
Webster ruled today
II the club. which has met
difficulty in financing. falls 10
take final action at the
leagues annual meeting here.
its claim to the franchise viii
he voided.
Wenatchee businessmen said
they had raised half the necessary
total, but Webster said he had no
idea how the drive for the re-
mainder was progressing.
Several towns were understood
10 be interested in the franchise
Bremerton was the leading con-
tender.
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Gene Coodreauli
Will Be on Squad

BAY ST. LOUIS. Miss.-Coach
Frank Leahy Of Boston college
gave his team a Christmas present
today with an announcement that
Gene Goodreault. all-American
end. would be in the lineup against
Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl game
at New Orleans on New Years
day. Goodresult was injured in
the Georgetown game.
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Cornhuskers at
Work for Cards

PHOENIZ. Ary. - Nebraskas
Cornhuskers, who meet Stanford
in the Rose Bowl, had their
Christmas dinner last night, and
Coach Biff Jones had them at
work today. A pair Of third string
sophomores, Halfback Dale Brad
ley and Center Howard Kelly.
were outstanding in yesterdays
practice.
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Tennessee Squad
Enjoys No Rest

ksONsitI.E. Tenn. Christmas
DAY VAS no holiday for University
s Tennessee football players. ~hn
mse, Boston Colleges Eagles IN
the sugar Bowl At New orleans
Jan. /. coaeh iiah asyisHf fts'
sstl.flsa with his teams showing
ordered . rlff scrimmaEs this
morning Ths team slli Leave al
/ 70 p m. Tor rdss~stsf park.
Mas. where they rill fssums
their 't~o.s.dsy" practice
sessions
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Omaha Goat Owner
Wiser Man Now

OMAHA. Neb.-An Omaha goat
owner paid SIS 20 discover that
milk II milk. whether IL comes
from goats or cows. When charged
with violating the city milk ordin-
snce BY selling the product Of his
goat herd without permit. Nor
man Ziemsnn told Judge Perry
Wheeler hs thought Ii. ordinance
applied only IN cows milk.
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Rams Off Toniqhi

NEW YORK Fordhsm's foot
ball team leaves tonight for Dallas
where they viii meet the Texas
Aggies in the Cotton Bowl Jan. /.
The Fordhsm forces will arrive In
Dallas Friday morning.
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Arizonians Dine

TEMPE. AriZ. Arlz o n a
States football players had 70 Be
content today with Coach Dixie
HoweIs turkey dinner and
dance. The Bulldogs. VINO meet
Western Reserve in the Sun Bowl
a. r Psso. Jan. / held two work
outs yesterday.
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Cot on involuntary
Sit-DoWn Strike

READING, Pa.-Rosis. a smoke
gray cat, was chased by a dog TO
the top Of an electric pole. For
"a hours she conducted q one-cst
sit-down strike Finally electric
company hnemsn ssoended and
brought N. isolstlonlst down
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A turkey shoot conducted along
the usual handicap arrangements
Ia now in progress AZ the Hl-wsy
alleys Jake Johnston ls leading
with sss, followed by v Arndt
with ssT. Kschulis with aso. Gllly
poftmsn with ssi and Fred
Church with e7s Turkeys will
he awarded TO the highest scores
BOWED before midnight Of Dsesm.
Dor 40 Two hundred has been
set as scratch and sos+ handicap
IL allowed.
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Sports Parade
REG. L. =. PAT. OFF,
Nv HENRY MIFNORF

United Press Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD Dear Santa
Claus: Thanks very much for
the Indian suit, the roller
skates. and the tricycle..
I naturally feel that there
has been some sort OF a mixup
in my case, and that somewhere
in the United States an irate
youngster is sadly contemplating
a copy of For Whom the Bell
Tolls batch Of neckties. a
cigar lighter, key ring and an
assortment of handkerchiefs that
don't even have his own initials.
As for myself. I rather well
coined the obvious switch In
presents. II has been years
since l whooped down streets in
an Indian suit, and II l were
any place except Hollywood 1
might have caused sensation.
But not so in this cinema
capitol. where people merely mis-
took me for an actor who had
been on location and hadn't time
to change. l was halted a couple
Of times, but only for auto
graphs.
Tomorrow ! plan to wear the
skates while riding the tricycle.
to see if that makes a stir in
this town where nothing seems
10 surprise anyone.
; Don't worry, Santa. about the
nnix-up making il impossible for
me to write my Christmas thank
YOU letters. ! know from many
previous Christmases just who
sends me ties, who send hand
kerchiefs, who sends belt buckles,
Nho sends bedroom slippers. who
Bends key ring. who sends muf-
Tiers, who sends fruit cake. and
Who sends sleeve holders. I'll
Guarantee you the right persons
Will get the right thank you
notes.
The only thing that worries
me Ia how the youngster must
1eel with the gifts that were
meant for me scattered about
him. He might find one tie he
esn swap for some marbles. but
those mufflers and sleeve
holders are going TO be dead
Weights on his hands.
Still. if he has an ingenuity
be can make a fairly decent
fllng-shot out OF the sleeve
holders. and the mufflers can
be pressed into service as blan-
Lets for his puppy. They may
make the dog q little restless at
first, but he'll get used 10 them,
iust as I have through the years.
Now that Santa Claus knows
how things stand In my home.
Jet me wish all Of YOU readers a
Merry Christmas. j hope your
stockings were filled with just
the things YOU wanted, that the
bulbs didn't blow out on the tree,
aid that you like turkey well
enough 10 welcome the turkey
pot pie. the turkey hash. the
turkey sandwiches and the tur-
key soup you'll he getting for
the next few days
I hope you received as many
presents as you sent, for while
its better 10 give than to re
eeive it isn't as much fun /
hope also that you didn come
out on the short END az far as
the quality OF the presents you
gave and the presents you were
given II concerned.
Farewell. now. I'm off N see
q couple Of old friends Of mine,
Tom and Jerry.
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Drill Tomorrow

CLEVELAND - Western Re
serves Ped Cats resume practice
tomorrow for their engagement
against Arizona State in the Sur
Bowl AZ Fl Psso. Jan. !
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Hiiiinq the Old Head Pin


Coliseum leagues thai have nssn
bowling for tho last four manths
are taking . vacation the holiday
week There ~sii h~ plenty of
reom for open play between nov
and January q
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Aggies al Home

COLLEGE STATION. Ten.
Texas Aggis football players were
at home with their families today.
enjoying a two day Christmas
vacation. Coach Homer Norton
ordered them 10 return tomorrow
for more practice sgslns, Ford
ham. their Cotton Bowl opponent
In Dallas. Jan /.
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sALt LANE cry Universally
Of Utah tsrnsd on the pressure 10
ina last three minutes ~ an Infsf'
sectional bsssstball sane last
night 10 dsfsst ths University n
Idaho. - "a bsfnrs MO- spscia'
tnrs w the Ute fisidhoass
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Hinkle IL Yards
Short Of Ground
Gaining Record

.RTr> RAY. Nt..-=c sTks
Hinkls, veteran Gfesn Rsy filil=
hscs. finished ths 1910 schedule
within ~ ysri. - gaining ths
lifetime National league Feeora Zoe
ground gaining The former Rues.
nell star hss total - ate7 yards
IN nine SEASONS. compared 9th
st7s yards complied ~ Ace Gu
towsky with Portsmouth. Detroit
and brooklyn IN sigh, seasons
Hinkie moved past ciaf BATTLES
record 20 take second place during
the 1910 season.
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puNr rr1Nr>s IN TOR

DURHAM. \. q In The 10
years wallace Wade has been
coach at Duke university. hlas
Devil football teams have wen 81
SHARED the Southern ronferenee
championship five times
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II you're not using II. sell Il with
A Fast Action Times want Ad
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Increase Of
1872 Revealed
Almost 900 Events
On 1870 Schedule

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Ii you nave not voted, do so
now. Polls remain open until
Z o'clock tonight.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


In the Commissioners Court for the
Territory of Alaska, Division Num-
Der One. Before FELIX GRAY,
Commissioner and ex-officio Pro-
bate Judge, Juneau Precinct.
IN THE MATTER OF THE LAST
WILL AND TESTAMENT OF
LENA PERELLE, DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned was, on the
26th day of August, 1910, duly APP
pointed executor of the Last Will
and Testament and of the estate OF
Lena Perelle, deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased are re-
CURED to present the same. with
proper vouchers attached, to the
undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, with
in six Cd months from the date OF
this notice.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, August
Goth, 1910.
H. L. FAULKNER,
Executor of the Estate Of Lena
Perelle, deceased.
First publication, Aug. 81, 1940
Last publication, Sept. II, 1910.
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Lutheran Choirs
To Reorgdnize
Thursday Night

Reorganization of the Junior and
Senior Choirs of Resurrection Lu-
theran Church under the direction
Of Merle Janice Schroeder will take
place Thursday evening of this
week. The Junior choir will meet
at o'clock and the adults at 8
o'clock. Bernice Mead is serving
as organist until katherine Torkel
sen, who has been appointed organ
ist for the year, returns TO take up
her duties. Miss Schroeder, who
was one of the sopranos of the choir
last year, is the music teacher in
the local public school.
Last year the choir, under the
dictatorship of Ernest Ehler with
Ernst Oberg as crganist, presented
its Good Friday and Midnight
Christmas Eve programs over KINY.
Among these who sang in the adult
choir last year were the following.
Mrs. H. NJ Ho.lnlan1, Margaret
McFadden, Mrs. Robert Hurley,
Myrtle Mello, Mrs. w. A. Rasmus-
sen, Mary Loken, Mrs. II. Jansen,
Mrs. Ira Tucker, Mrs. H. Stone
house, Mrs o. Westby, Mrs. B. F.
Mcdowell, Margaret Abrahamson,
Dalma Hanson, Mrs. Milton Lager
gren, Olaf Swanson, George Sund-
borg, John Krugness, Jr. and Rev.
J. L. Cauble.
The personnel of the Junior Choir
included the following: Bernice
Mead, Lenora Olsen, Lois Haired,
Shirley Trip, Dorothy Beaudin, Lois
Tucker, Violet MellC, Luellyn Burke,
Lois Aubert, Horriet Stonchouse,
Anna Nielsen, Dolores zinck, As
trid Holm, Donald Krane, Harold
Sunderland, Harry Aasa, Arthur
Lowell, and Eugene Zinck.
Anyone interested in church mu-
sic is invited to be present Thursday
to take part in the activities OF the
choir.
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Esther Metzgar
Southbound on
Vacation Trip

Mrs. Esther Metzgar left for the
south on the Columbia last night
on her way to Washington, D. c.,
where she will join Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jernberg, drive to New York
then south to Florida and across
to the west coast by the southern
route. She will be away about two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jernberg, former
Juneau residents, will return to Al
aska to make their home, Mrs.
Jernberg has been in the office of
Delegate Anthony j. Dimond for
several years and Mr.. Jernberg has
been attending law school in Wash
ington. He was recently in juneau
to take the bar examinations.
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Mrs. Redman Has
Party Last Night

complimentary to Mrs. Edward
Metzgar. who plans to join her
husband in the states soon, a bridge
party was given last evening by Mrs.
H. C. Redman at her residence in
the Marine Apartments.
Mrs. Roger Stevenson won high
honors and Miss Jean Gallagher,
second prize. The travelling prize
was won by Mrs. Robert Duckworth
and Mrs. Metzgar was presented
with a gift by the hostess.
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aska for several years to study tree
diseases. He has been in the Inter-
ior fer the past month.
The Forester will visit Tracy Army
and Seymour Canal, leaving Baxter
and his party to hike across Oliver
Inlet portage from Seymour Canal
At the other shore they will be
picked up by the launch Marmot
and brought back to Juneau.
District Ranger w. A. Chipperfield
and Junior Forester John Brilliant
viii continue with the Forester to
Windham Bay, Angoon, Tenake1
and Sitka. The Forester will bring
back two CCC foremen, Richard
Tate from Sitka and John Maur-
stad from Angoon.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having been appointed admin
istrator with the Will annexed of
the estate of Raymond Ruzich, de-
ceased, all persons having claims
against the said estate are hereby
required to present the same, with
proper voucher. at the office OF my
attorney, Henry Roden, in the Val
entine Building, at Juneau, Alaska,
within six months from the date
hereof.
Dated the goth day of August,
1910.
JACK TURKOVICH, Admin
istrator with the Will An
nexed, estate of Raymond
Ruzich, deceased
Publication dates: Aug. 20-27, Sept
3-10-17, 1910. adv
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PROFESSOR SETS
FORTH TO STUDY
ALASKA FORESTS
Three from Michigan Our
TO Admiralty Island
on Forester

Prof Dow Baxter, silviculturiSt
and plant pathologist from the Uni
versity of Michigan, arrived with
two student assistants from the
Westward on the steamer Columbia
and went out today on the Forest
Service vessel Forester to make
study of Admiralty Island timber.
Baxter has been coming to AL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Taxes for the year 1o40 are now
due. They will become delinquent
September 18th unless. cne-half is
paid on or before that date. A dis
count of two percent is allowed II
both installmcnts are paid on or
before September 18th. The sooner
you make your payments, the better
service you will receive.
II. j. TURNER,
adv City Clerk.
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BUILDING PERMIT

A building permit has been issued
to George Alfors to build wash
room at pit Willoughby Avenue at
cost of 5000.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Mans wrist watch between
Boat Harbor and Federal Bldg.
Return to Oscar O'Berg. Liberal
reward.
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AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing
lir route from Seattle TO Nome, IN
sale at j. b. Burford 81 Co. adv
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FOR RENT
TWO-ROOM furnished cabin on
beach, Norway Point. $40 Phone
O365.
3-ROOM FURNISHED apt. Erwin
Apis. Phone 704 before 5 o'clock.
4-ROOM FURNISHED house. Oil
heat Phone 1877 after pm.
FOR RENT 4-room apartment.
fllOilc DOuSIdS ~.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
in the Triangle Bldg. See Stan
Grummett or Mrs. Russell Cook.
Phones 253 or Green $40.
FURNISHED HOUSE for rent.
-Four rooms and bath, oil heat.
5O4 Kennedy st. Phone Green lat
after 3 o'clock.
CABIN, w 9th st. Mrs. McMullen.
VACANCY-New renovated apt
at reduced rates. Nugget Apis.
FOR RENT-Small cottage. Suit
able for two without children, in
Juneau. Phone Thane and three
rings.
FOR neutrality-suspicious., 3 rooms
and bath. 327 West 18th st.
Phone 1T3.
FOR RENT-Steam heated furnish
ed room, private home, down
town location. Kitchen privileges.
Phone GIT after pm.
FOR RENT-3-room furnished apt.
Phone Douglas %.
THE HILLCREST: A FURNISHED
APARTMENT. PHONE G. f.
KRAUSE, 439.
VACANCY, Decker Apis. p ne
Green 465.
3 ROOMS and bath, nicely fur
nished: overstuffed electric range,
frigidaire, steam heated Windsor
Apis.
ST. HEATED ROOM Green CTS,
4 ------------------
4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment:
also 5-room strictly modern I'M
furnished house. Phone 484.
FOR RENT = Groom unfm lished
house. Inquire at Snap Shoppe.
VACANCY MacKinnon Apis.
VACANCY at Fosbee Apis.
FOR RENT-Partly furnished flat
Inquire Snap Shoppe.
]
COZY, warm furn. apis. Lights,
water, dishes, cooking utensils and
bath. Reasonable at Seaview.
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NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing
air route from Seattle to Nome, on
SAFE at j. B. Burford q Co. adv.
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FOR RENT

TWO-ROOM furnished cabin on
beach, Norway Point. $40. Phone
O365.
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WANTED

WANTE.O-Ladiesc coats refined and
remodeled by an expert. 336 So.
Franklin st.
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E'mp,re classlrieds LING results.
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3-ROOM FURNISHED apt. Erwin
Apis. Phone 704 before 5 o'clock
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4-ROOM FURNISHED house. Oil
heat. Phone 1877 after 5 pm.
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Empire Classifieds Paw
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FOR RENT - 4-room apartment.
Phone Douglas 70.
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FOR RENT-Furnishe apartment
in the Triangle Bldg. See Stan
Grummett or Mrs. Russell Cook.
Phones 253 or Green 620
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FURNISHED HOUSE for rent.
-Four rooms and bath, oil heat.
5o4 Kennedy st. Phone Green lat
after 3 o'clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS

EXPERT public stcnography and
bookkeeping. Alice Mack, office,
Baranof Hotel.
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