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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Behind The
Ticker

ny LOUIS NJ. SCHNEIDER

NEW YORK Informed financial
offices get q Washington grapevine
that President Roosevelt II certain
he can outbluff japan. And It's no
secret In Washington that japan
knows she can't lick Uncle Sam in
the long run.
The private sdviees say Japan
now knows Germany and Italy
bluffed her into being a cats paw
to prevent American war supplies
from being shipped 10 England;
that American hifh-speed produc-
ing plants can supply all war needs
for both United States and Eng
land; that Russia would Join up
With the Engiish-speskink nations
that wooden Japanese houses could
not stand air bombings: and. that
conservatives In Japan viii save
face and appease" Uncle Sans war
threats.
The Washington grapevine IN
that the New Deal knows the Japa-
nese stand on the situation but IL
building up the ballyhoo Of "Japa.
nese war possibilities" purely be-
cause OF election campaign reasons
10 obtain votes in the important
Pacific coast states.
Cotton Rober ]. Murray. pres-
ident Of the New York cotton en-
change. predicts that American
cotton exports this year Will total
less than 1000. 900 bales compared
with 5000. 900 In the previous II
months and that despite Increased
domestic consumption 10 a. nigh
as $500. 600 baiea. thsfell be a
surplus Of 1900. 600 bales added 10
previous cafry-ovtrs.
Threats When the sxcAss prof
It's tar bill went through congress
II carried a rider allowing the
government To take over plants
that refuse TO cooperate with the
government. The intention. Al the
time the rider passed was 10 rush
In on Ttsiian ana oefmsn-con-
trolisd producers in this country
But now the story Ia otherwise. say
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
HAPPY.
HAPPY
&rfhday
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II

SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL
Mrs. Mary Gosolak. sll Faw-
eett ave.
Adolph Berqnist. s04o 9Th ave.
Abelona JorKensen, S0es No.
14th 81.
D. n. yog, la. 7znd and
Walier road.
Gayle Diana Nelson, 5444 No.
4gth 1t.
Emil Radke, McCord hotel.
SUNDAY, ooToBER IL
Mrs. l.. n. Tmrant, 1sIl M.
18th n.
August Thiel. e1ye Ia p II.
Marion Belle RoseburE. 1918
10. sd II.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

James NJ. Revolutionary. 2.1o
p. m. from Meilinger's chapel,
Matthew X. stelchen - Private
services Monday. i.3o p. m. from
Piper's chapel; Rev. Henry vootor
Morgan officiating. Cremation.
Omit flowers.
Reuben ENTHUSIASTICALLY. 1880
a. m. from Lynns chapel. burial
New Tacoma cemetery.
George kent-Monday, p. m.
from Lynn's chapel; burial Oak
wood cemetery
Adolph Kingston - Monday. 10
a. m. from Lynn's chapel: inter-
ment lakewood cemetery.
Joseph Ruve-Monday, 0 =. m.
from st. Rita's church; cortege
leaving Cassidy a Aliens AT s:45;
burial Calvary cemetery: rosary.
Sunday. 9 p. m. at the nortuary.
Mrs. Amanda schlarb WEIGH
Monday. 1:3o p. m. from Buckley
Kings chapel: Rev. Arthur Bell
officiating; lakewood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
BIRTHDAY SOCIAL

Wsmsns Home league a the
Salvation Army, corps No , 1i1s
30. l1th 81. vii present = musical
program. followed BY a birthday
social. saturday at . p m me
pubic IL invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

KATHLEEN O'BRIEN

Kathleen 0'Brien. 20-months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
O'Brien, 1916 So. Lawrence St,
died Friday in a local hospital. She
was born in Pennington. Utah. and
came with her parents to Tacoma
two months ago. Besides her par
ents, she leaves two grandmothers,
Mrs. Mary II. o'Brien of Tacoma
and Mrs. Mabel Steed of Farming
ton. Piper will announce the fu-
neral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Tacoma Obituary Notices
By Lichfy

Mrs. Elsenla Bixhy Of covins,
Cal: a sister. Mrs. Peter L. Fed
dersohn OF Puente. Cal. and a
brother. John ID. Of Alhambra.
Cal. Buckley-king viii announce
the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

Private funeral services for
Michael Ozanich. Sc, of Summit.
who died Friday in a local hospital.
will be held Monday at 0 a. m.
from Lynn's chapel. followed by
cremation. Ozanich was q native
of Jugoslavia. Surviving are his
wife. Mrs. Mary; two sons, William
of seattis and Steve of Detroit,
Mich: and one daughter. Mrs.
Angelina critchley OF Tacoma.
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Emil. kAPkE

Emil Kapke. 70, died Thursday
at his home, 1919 Pacific ave. He
leaves a daughter. Mrs. Bonnie
Homenberg OF Seattle. He was a
member of the w. o. W. Lynn
will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

Charged With speeding and due
In police court, police said sataf-
day. wsre four motorists Peter
Grskui. spanaway. Harold y VII.
son. sls So 3rd u j p WelIlssr.
M. 7. Box ais. and Ar y MAekey,
1918 40. 18th u John " Jan.
kahsic. n .. box COS, drew a
ticket for failure 70 make an ar
tsrial stop. Angus hcCallam. Puy-
ailup. sas charged xath bleeslas
= driveway.
Always batter butter st Cos
Butter storv adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

Buckley ID. Hishlins Q.
ENuMCLAw-The home field
jinx that Enumelaw Tigers has
held over Puysllup Vikings for Il
years came to life in the final ten
seconds here last night to enable
the Tigers to tie the Vikings. l.
to Il. In n thrill-packed battle.
After Enumelaw had marched
70 yards to score on Hoffman's
line plunge IN the second quarter
Puysllup capitalized on two breaks
to take the lead. IL to 8. in the
third period.
Little Dick Females sharp
tackle In the opening minute
OF the second half produced q
tumble which Bob Hell re-
covered on the Enumclsw IL
yard line. After q 1s-sard
run by Norm sturm and
Is yard sprint BY Fred
strankman. wyne snider
caught strankman's pass for
the tieing touchdown.
Norman Ward caught an Enum-
claw tumble In the air on the
Tiger 12-yard line and ran 1t back
10 the Enumclaw four-yard line.
Here Puyallup was penali.ed Is
yards. but three plays later
Strankman went over from the
six-yard line.
Twice Enumclaw marched deep
Into Puyallup territory in the
fourth quarter before they scored
with only ten seconds left to play.
Eddie Rickenbottom ran a punt
back to the Puyailup 20, and eight
plays later Enumclaw scored.
The tie left Enumclaw and
Puyallup tied for the league lead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Core Of the News

Public Speaking study group
meets regularly each Monday 1T
$50 p. m. IN First Baptist church.
9th and Market sts Meetings
are opened to the pubic.
Chadwick for u. =. senator
sos Rust HidE. Ma ssss. adv.
NAN tyci.ss At "a
CLEVELAND, O.-ssssnty-
three.year.old William ~. Blair
stiii rides HE own bicycle ~ much
a. iz0 miles a da.. Il started rid.
ing bicycles baeN In 1881 he said
My first wheel ~ss a wooden one
and II was . bone-Shaker, can
tell you
Wedding Flowers Hinz. Florist
iady.I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

This neeks Results
rusAllup =. Enume1au
Sumner c. Kent o
Henfon IS. Auburn
Buckley u. HishlIns c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

caHtalonpes wsfs named after
the Italian town Of CsntaIupe.
near Rome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Fife Rolls Over 0riinq

xtszan - HsaH FazzzAl
80 seasnzI ; eanxsFslaa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Pierce County
Gridders Score
Fife. Yelm. Roy
Turn IN Triumphs

rteET sol Nn eoNrfRlNer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

oil rsnhssEsre "a 80 - frss
7sl 81 H4sena MAI 7uz4
PERMANENT wav.s sse ssa 10 tres
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
10 Drivers Given
Speeding Tickets

A large police court docket vas
prepared Thursday as tho result,
Of unusually heavy arrests for
speeding and other trafne IN.
fractions
Ten Who drew speeding tickets
~ere r Kohler. 1921 So. J st..
George BrAiand. s240 No. I-aw.
renee ~ Kenneth Johnson. 2izs
No Ains9prth. Herbert Anderson.
Tacoma Jack Mansfield, Fort
Wordsn. Donald n hoah. ~. q.
box s0s 7. NJ L. harush. Henry
Jaek0wski. 18th - Tacoma ID
!. Game IT 2. box ~. and Harold
$ fsniz. 1914 80. bath o.,
Other tickets ~sfs isnisd on
charges 81 disobsyinK traffic ,g-
nAls. 10 N D. hiksehus. Harry A.
Ritter. Clarence 5chall y. Eos.l-
I'M. Ethel - Hunter. Arthur
Madden. 81. REIN. Frank " Powell
and Thomas keAn. clifford y.
Fairfax. PuyallIp. VAS charged
with driving on tho wrong side
- The street. Vivian porilsr. -
No Tacoma ave v1th making
u.iurn between intersseilOns and
Richard seutehfisld. Camp nur.
ray with having no drivers
license.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Wait, Mother
Now Reunited
TI.AND

PORTLAND = Johnny Melvin
kiser. five-year-old boy found
sleeping under a pile Of blanket,
in railroad yards here Was 70.
united with his mother Wednesday
night.
The pair spent the night to-
gether in Portland police matron
headquarters.
The mother. Mrs Rose Davis. 81.
remarked TO = Tacoma man. told
police last night she ssw Johnny's
picture in paper and said she
had lost him while arranging for
ride TO her parents home in Union.
Ore.
Police started q search for
Johnny's parents when an itinerant
reported finding the child in the
railroad yards.
The boy was first listed by 20
lice as Johnny Nygard. as that
name with a Tacoma address was
found in a vslise beside the
blankets. The mother explained the
vslise belonged to a friend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
S. A. Kettles
Are Out Again
Will Use Money
Aiding Destitute

Anethsr evidence = ths christ
Hnss season 49, $50 rn streets
hsFv tesisy ths ne uniformed
sslvstlsr Army isssss. standing
siaassias ihe familiar rrd ksiiie.
which ksv. eseenis Tsscsns trait.
tion during - year. this organise
Ten IA, heen N cr<fatica IN Ia.
sons
The ssivailen Army VII - 90
duiy ssain this fesf q ttink
samfoFt and ehssr = hundfsas -
80 fartunsts residents - tbs
district wha Suuia otherwise -
fnfsotteu during this holiday sea
son FNs parties are planned At
diff.reat centsHs
Maj EaTl N Williams. efnsss
n chsFFs ~ ne sslestica Army
n Tseems. sal the kettles scnia
remain On the streets until the
asy before Christms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
crest Fire
Losses Jump

OLYMPIA The 1910 fores, fir,
season in Washington saw more
fires and more monetary loss than
last year but smaller acreage de.
stroyed, State Forester T. s Good
year said today in his annual re-
port
The total number Of fires lump
ed from 1916 10 1927 and total
damage from sa1 .6s6 10 1928 $50
Total acreage destroyed. however,
dropped from 1os l3e acres TO IS. %
sos and the average acreage per
fire from SIS 20 only %.
Goodyear said the states record
this year would have been better
had II not been for four bad log.
ging operation fires. two in Lewis
county. one in King and one in
Whatcom. Those four accounted
for IS per cent Of the loss and
damage for the entire season and
so per cent Of the total acreage
destroyed.
Eastern Washington had a good
year with less than 900 acres
burned, a record for recent years.
Goodyears survey showed light
ming caused fires jumped from 1874
10 332. ineendiaries fell from 27s
10 239, campers rose from 104 10
l23 and smokers went up from
All to e3e fires. slsshing fires
fell from Is 10 10 and brush burn
ing blszes from 23f to 16s. Rail
roads caused 113 fires and log
cling operations 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Sales 10 Minors
Charged 10 Epps

c. Erps, sTys.r.eid proprietor
u Epps tavern On tho Milton.
Edsswecd rod, 80. charged In
superior court Thursday With
ais 81 liquor 10 minors an &C.
eusation which grew out II IN.
sestiEstion ~ hnrfihls auta
crash near the tavern oct. 20
shsn Two young men were burned
10 death
Both the minors whom rpps 10
charged ~ith ~llln. intasissn,s
are dead.
The accident victims ~efs Lloyd
Raymond Cooh. r.. 10. q neil.r.
mine hish school senior, Of 1a4o
20, Adams 81 and Howard Lowell
iishansan. 10 - zoe IA goth u.
Prosecutor Thor G Tallsfson
named both IN hi. information.
rprs 10 ohsrrsd with selling
them five pitchers q beer the
nisht ~ The accident
Only 1900 feet from the tavern
on The way homs. Hakanson drsvs
the car into power transmission
pole II was snapped OF and the
boys burned 10 death when they
stumbled Into The tanFie Of fallen
high tension wires
survivors Of the accident we're
Mr. and Mrs. Michael reEanowski
OF lptb fswcstt. and Helen Glass.
10. ~ I'll "a 10Th II who wsr.
IN the party u young people at
the tavern.
fpps has hen free on o. 500
hail since Oct ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Ships Requisitioned
BY Rumunion Decree

government Thursday suibef1sf
the ministry II marine 70 f.guisi-
ton All ships
AnOfhsf decree sscitsdsd at Jews
from ~ army and reserves and
made Jews ~ military sTs subject
= labor eonseaption.
sdassGsy. all Jewish owned
shipping vas ordered transferred
- the state within 20 days = 10
pad for ~ i've years slth three
pr cent binds Thgrs6sys Decree
affected ali RsmAnlAn shipping
Ths minister - marine Nss sgtnor-
nd b. iass ships on rental basis
shd ssb-fsn, thsm.
Ths soYsrnmsnt siso 40 rcd 81
pipelines and aeesssoffss ~ 81 oil
companies IN Romans. including
American companies. N deere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Registered
AT Local Hotels
TODAY
HoIII. WINTHROP

w ard Mrs n a'kee. Inter,
national Nutoseore Rec Co. Glen.
dale. ca.
Bsrr, >chsrff. Kenneth nschler
c. New York.
n &. Eagiin. Connolly sho. GO.
saltwater. MINI.
n CeIliR. and v. y Hogan
Northwest Ice A Cold storage GO.
Astoria.
y y. Cowperthwaite. Denver.
Hird siryker. Onshs
Mr.. and Mrs. Jsme. Davis. sAn
Francisco
TACOMA HoIrL
William Bernard. L. :. maritime
commission. Washington. II. {.
J. A. Ayers. Standard OF Co.
seattl.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. =. RlsoL. TAX
ina.
y. c. Aerwtn and ". n WAra
Portland
,. Mfarland. Portland.
George Hohl. San Francisco.
r. g.. Simmons. Salem.
Ellis 4. Cook. Portland
{. u. Hasenkamp. Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Retired R. R.
EmploYe Dies
Jacob G. Larson
Posses ot 81

Jacob c Larson. s. former
Depot master for the Northern
Pacific railroad. died Wednesda,
IN local hospital He retired
March Is because Of III health
Larson. who lived a. STA No
Trsfton st. came 70 Tscoms in
1909 from Msndsn. y. D.. where
he was employed in the Yellow
stone division. He worked as .
brakeman here until 1881. At that
time he was promoted 10 night
depot master, position which he
held until 1889. He was then made
head Of the department and work
"a in that capacity until he retired
He had been a member Of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen
for 30 years and also was = men,
Der Of the Brotherhood Of Railroad
Employees, the I. o. O. F. and the
Lutheran church.
Surviving are his wife. Gene
We've; a daughter, Mrs Roy F.
Sitter Of Tacoma: his mother. Mrs
Mary Larson. IS. of Glendive.
Mont; sister. Mrs. Anna Gustaf-
son. also Of Glendive and
brother. Martin Larson Of Msndan.
n. D.
Larson was native Of Norway. .
Rpckiey-king will announce the
tIneral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Actions in Divorce

Divorce actions were filed In
superior court here Thursday by
George against Esther Jenkins.
incompstibility and abandonment:
Maynard r against Jewell n.
Drake, cruelty; Estelle against
Chester A. Ssnfeld. abandonment.
and Eta Mae against Vol Ray
Dreier. desertion.
Final DEGREES were granted 20
Julius from Anna Weiss. Ernest
r. from Eva Hall and l. NJ. from
y. NJ. Burt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
An Expert Appraises
The War in Europe

starred adventure In Greco. has
given tn. British chanr. 10 get .
military foothold on the continent
which otherwin. would have seem.
cd remote
II requires large fleets ~ trans.
ports. however. 10 move an army
The Atlantic sinkings have handi.
capped the British In The Msdlisr.
ranesn Tor the time being. and Il
would be precarlous for Great Bn-
tain 20 press forward against Italy
with an insufficient force
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Cove Lodge Instolls
Officers on Dec. 27

Merritt Yield MAS elected mas
ter Of Royal A Cove lodge. No
go, y a A n. during the reg.
ular stated communication Wed.
nssday evening In tbs lodge hail.
40 ssth and Yakima ave
Other officers elected we're "
Hahlquisi. senior warden, and
Clarence Lndsirom. junior war
den
New officers wiii 10 Installed
Dec ~. according % Morley Pos.
chairman ~ the publicity commit
tee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
BY J. W. 7. MASON
nited Press War Expert

London announced that during
the week ending November -. Bri-
ush and allied shipping losses az
gregated 81. se7 tons. The British
have at their command however,
/ proba bly, more than 20 million tons
Of merchant ships Much 81 II il
not available for ocean transport.
but there is enough 10 insure a safe
I reserve until American cooperation
/ for replacement gets into is stride.
British shipbuilding yards are
pushing ahead. and the Clyde
plants alone are reported TO be
launching one ship every three
days Great Britain. however. il
small country with less than one
half the population Of Germany. 80
that British manpower production
must look TO purchases across the
Atlantic for overcoming IN. Ger
man advantage.
PAYMENT ALSO LOST
Every ship bound for Britain
sunk by the Germans. however.
means destruction not only Of the
vessel but also q its cargo. which
In turn means loss 81 the cash pay
ment for the goods. This three.
fold damage 10 British resisting
strength II beng counted upon by
Herr Hitler 10 cripple Great Bri.
tain sufficiently 10 win IN. war
II British purchases IN America
were TO fall through lack Of funds
or for any other reason. intsnan-
cation Of German attacks on shin.
ping might give the fushrer good
reason 10 look forward 10 die
taied peace u would seem hope
less, however for him 10 count ON
his submarines. armed raiders and
sea going airpianes 10 turn tho war
in MS favor A. long as British pur-
chases 81 ships and essential ma
tsrials in America are not cur
tailed
To establish the fact In Herr
Hiiler's mind that there Win
h. no such cnftailment must
has. Important ply biological
effects ON German isaders at
iim@ when Germany ssss the
Atlantic sinLings rising stead
iiy above Briiain's sol. ability
10 replace them Impo.sibiIiiY
Of netory in the LAT world
war first began 10 .sE Ger
man mentality when II "a.
realized that American pro-
durhsiiy WAS overcoming IN.
submarine offensive.
Great Britain requires nor.
ships not only n MAINTAIN over
sess supplies bHf siso - transport
troops for distant military pro gse,s I
At present the opening IN Greer
n carry the war - Italy depends
upon shipping fof nAkr Effort
TRANSPORTS NEEDED
his weeks announcement in
London that Atlantic ezrgoss slll .
b confined strictly 70 absolute
essentials = DUE. In part. 10 the
desire 70 divert ngofs ships - ne
n ? q tier rsnsan. Hussoiinfs al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Club viii Sponsor
Card Party Friday

IN FsFk AFenls and south IA
Street improvement club will hold
the first q ssr5ss Of card parties
Friday evening in 81. AIMS r.ereA-
ronsl hall Thsr. viii D. prizes
and rsfrsshmsnts Tns public "
invited 70 attend. with playing
starting At T.4s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Lost Rites Are Held
PORTLAND /

PORTLAND - Last rites were
held Thursday for Vice Admiral
Christion Spare, 81, former COM
mAnder OF the Norwegian navy,
who died here last Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Core Of The News

Marry ? cssn rks ~s>ea11~s ~
al.ra-s r-e-zt sesI=ssl>s g. fssurs
rlsas Fslstlsx - efts sssei~rn>rt
He 80 ~ trues ur~n rurr~~t
prres<ns a. fhssr r-istlan n ~
affle<
tsss~<s<s nsan~r rl~vs fasn~v.s
shafss. Friday nes > = n ! =
-. Tses<t. sos sfx.
rsAsg aaotp ugn1s
Tssasus c~1nsil - r<ses A<ssrn
ON sect rhaF~f.T ~ sr - ~
TIE kesn~ - Nrs Everett p<cps.
~susH. astf - n~rrr~ q a -
vis~ - N<sFu - nlazr ns.<
- tasss ~ ~ ksup slnsr 81
- presented ~ urs Teresa
ous.~f serving - the r~rr-sk.
~s~t s~mmEsss- - - No. c'e~z
sssss< tsssssff. elsn r<s~kss~t
sea Fs.v~st fta~~~ra~s
w. - 81 y - go - -
r~vn.~~a nsnsr use~ss~s ssEi.
isss 80 r.esfs< rfsssy. n>e e.
81 s.r srs <vs~sss s<v.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

aussf speaker 81 Tsenns n2f
ASSOCIATIONS ianrhees meeting y
rseoms hrisl FRIDAY riu \. Mayer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

II you're not using Il. sell u with
= Fsst-Aotion Times Want Ad.
Phone Male zl5L-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Aunt Het

Sig fomiiies mode r,or-
roee mere successful. When
there s ten people Ground, YOU
ont likely e get bored Ike
you % when you depend on
ore "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

A sssqaet assixn=t r. fathers
snf sens and nsotnsss snd laugh
srfs III ~ hid e rifsf Evan
fsiiesl ehiirek ~ Islh ar X q.
Fridsx a n - witk nsveF
Harry 2. Cas- - guest sr~~A<s
sse~r1lnE - shs Rss 1sha u
Assitssa. psszef
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The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

THL VALLEY SETTLER is published every Friday by the Motanuska Valley Formor's Cooperating
 Association ot Palnor, Alaska. Ing. Editor: II. L. Winner
 Subscription rates: Bl.Oo yoar By mail: l.75 yoor Hailed onyWhoro: lOG copy This papor is issued for tho pur- peso of giving inf orrotion and news of tho Tatanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating Associati onfs work, problons, occo?ap1 also news of local and general interest; and to fostor the cooperative spirit of the farmers of the Notanusko Valley.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

HoNoH2D AT SAN FRANCISCO Hrs. Ann G. Smalloy, Most Worthy Grand Matron of the world of the 0rdor of Eastern Stars has confer- rod one of tho hio hest honors po- ssiblo in that order upon Mrs. Cecilia Chapman of Palmer. Hrs. Sr1olloy was in the Valley in Juno l938, on Tor trip around the world. This trip is c part of Hrs. Slolloy's success and degree Order of Eastern Stars. The trip was carefully planned and will take throe years, ending in San Francisco in Sept o.lbor, l94O wi tn the Trienniol Assembly.
 At this grand assembly of Eastern Stars, thore will be gathered to- gethor members from every part of the world. Mrs Chapman has been invited to ropr ont the Terri tory of Alaska at this ass erbly and act as usher to Hrs. Srlalley, which is a distinct honor and one of the highest possible for any Eastern Star.
 Plans gro being 21ado now. 1nvitot- ions have boon sent out all ov CT tho world and whom thoy havo been accepted, further plans will be nado. All those attending will be dresses. tho so.no, whito laco for formal wear and other white custuaes for othor occasions. The material of each costume will be the sorlo, making . most inlpress- i've sight.
 Mrs. Chopr1an has earned this honor and congratulations ire ox.tended from her many friends.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

Carl Qnkka, who undorw?nt an Wednesday, February 2lst, is getting along very nicely.