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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Three Provinces
Will Be Free"


The japanese sponsored central
political conferences has granted
virtual autonomy. under the proc.
pec,lys wang Ching Wei govern
msnts which Japan organized, 10
the three rich provinces a north
east China. H0psl. shantslng and
shausi. il Nas disoiossd
BsfoFs tbs conferences ady0urDsd
u decided 70 grant fhs region
autonomy. insofar - wangs pros'
peetiys regime " concerned. % tho
provinces under a north China POI
liticai affairs commission.
lAs u happens. Japan for 10
years has sought 10 xrsst effective
control Of these provinces from
Chin. through an autonomous
rsgimsI
Upon the Inauguration of Wang's
so-eaIleo national government
March - in Jspansss-oecppisd
Sanklng. tbs northeastern prov
lnces. also japanese wili
get their autonomy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Negotiations
Here Affect
$4,000 Men
2 Stutes' Workers.
Operators Begin
Wage PorleYs

Wage negotiations affecting sp-
proximately $4,000 workers in
Washington and Oregon sawmills
were opened at Hotel Winthrop in
Tacoma Saturday morning by
committees representing Oregon
Washington district council Of
Lumber 4 Sawmill Workers and
Lumbermen's Industrial Relations
group.
The opening meeting. al which
the bases for negotiation were to
be established, was expected to
last most Of the day
Union officers said they would
base their request for an advance
in the wage scale on survey
showing their industry about 20
per cent underpaid according to
production rates. living costs and
other factors of few years ago.
An increase to that extent is be-
ing asked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
People in
The News

The former czechoslovakisn
shoe manufactures, Jan A. Bata,
sailed today for South America
after threatening to stop work on
his new sl0,000,000 Maryland
plant. Bata had been in difficult
ties with the wage-hour admins
tration and immigration service
over imported Czech labor
In New York George Jessell, AZ,
radio and stage comedian, and his
16-year-old intended bride, Lois
Andrew, decided to think it over"
before marrying Lois mother
Mrs. Geraldine Andrew, asked the
postponement The couple met
a week ago
Governor Leon Phillips, OF Okla
homa. fumed today that he was
"handcuffed and hogtied" by a
federal injunction, while the s22,-
500, 900 Grand river dam and by
dro-electric project at Disney
created a lake that eventually Will
bury three roads and two bridges
1T won't hurt me TO be knock
ed down by the mailed fist Of
bureaucrats because the people
will ultimately realize what has
happened" said Gov. Phillips.
The parents Of pretty Louise
Drolet, 25-yesr-old Santa Ana,
Cal, girl who leaped from an air
plane yesterday, said she had been
in poor health.
In Portland, Helen A. Hart, a
blind girl, became a naturahzed
citizen and said she was eager 10
vote in the coming election and live
up to my new opportunities"
Authorized Man sources In Ber-
lin denied today that yiacheslay
Molotoy, the Russian premier and
foreign commisssr, would spend
the Easter holidays In Berlin. q.
They said he might come later,
however.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Japan S Chief
Warns u. S.
Complete Embargo
Dangerous"
JAPAN

Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai, pre-
mier, said before a parliamentary
budget committee today that a
complete United States trade en-
barge against Japan would cause
an extremely grave situation, and
that if either side made mistake
in this connection, it would be
natural il a crisis followed"
Yonai made his statement after
failing to answer a question of a
member of the committee, who
suggested the United States was
preparing to make war on Japan.
A questioner then asked why
does not the government make
clear that Japanese-American re-
lations are in crisis? ?"
Yonai urged also that Japan
needed to strengthen its navy be-
cause. since the United States is
expanding its navy, Japan is
preparing to cope with a worse
situation"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Oh, Oh! Look Out
For Easter Showers

There's been considerable Easter
finery acquired for initial display
In Tacoma Sunday but wcarers
were warned by the weather bu-
reau Saturday that Easter weather
IL likely TO be unsettled with prob
able showers
Actually the local outlook APP
pesred fairly good Saturday with
general indications VI continued
sunshine to dispsl the morning
fog But one never knows and the
weather bureau has information on
what's going on out over ths Pa
cifie ocean, and up north over
Gulf OF Alaska and way points
So whether n wear the new
finsry "a a question that must BE-
left up 10 the individual and based
or the newer outlook Sunday
morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

A. French PREMIER PAU Rsy.
naud's nrw inner war eaunesi held
lie flfss meeting snsiAy 70 plan q
"fightssa.win" campaign. dipioa
matte interest esntsrsa In soath.
eastern Europe. where italy and
Germany were active. Develop.
menss included,
4 Germany, prs~ssAx ~ nsik~r
advantage supposed 10 have
been gained NJ the ftrennsr PASS
meeting between Hitter and issnito
Mussoilni. opened new drive for
economic concessions fr.m Hu.
mania.
= Count paul rvlski. Hungarian
= premier, arrived In Rome and
was expected TO consult with Nus
solinl on how hungary will stand
" there 10 German. Russian.
Italian agreement % the status Of
the psnublsn and nslhan eoaa.
tries.
! British authorities were COO
- cesned over reports Italy was
planning 10 elrcumvsnt Hritains
blockads of her coal imports from
Germany By buying .eoal through
Belgium.
Germsny's activity In Hamsnls
was designed not only 10 Increase
her supply OF vitality needed osI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Hampson Trial Over hiiAl
Murder Is Set for June 3

Trial Of James Hsmp.bn. a.
ysar-oId Fife dairy trunk driver.
was set by Jndgs r. d Hodge
Saturday morning for Monday.
June .. first svsilabls time on ths
court calendar for an sxtsndsd
jury case.
iismpson pleaded NOT guilty to
the murder ~ Mias Virginia fiffie,
40 year old Tacoms waitress and
his former sweetheart. early IN thu
morning ~ Feb ~.
The girl vas ssntck with .
shull-erushinK bi0w ss she sntsrsd
the front yard of her hume At iDsp
SO. Ferry Of Hampson. sho was
convicted and fined ga for slflk'
ing her several months before and
was sued BY har Jan. IS for 81 300
Tor personal injuries. has been held
In jail since the fatal siukKinK
DE maintained hl= iasse~ae~
In the original s~~suit Ease.
sad has sssfiaDsd 10 - ~
Jnsi ~ strongly In the masd<s
ease.
The instrument with which Miss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
British Search
Wellss' Ship

ABOAaD tONTE ~ aAv0sA,
Nm hssse ~ New xssk rne ifsi-
Ian liner bearing United STATES
undsfseeFstsry ~ state ngmnef
wsiles hams 70 report 10 Isrsss-
dent Roosevelt oa conditions IN
EnFop~ vas ssliing NJ Increased
speed today, making up fnr time
lost IN > is,hegF stay II shs init
lsh eonsrah@nd control station 1t
Gibraltar.
British sailors searched fhs ship
from top 10 bottom for Or. Hjsi-
mar sehaeht. German financial
expert Thsy had heard Ne ned
boarded fhs shlp AZ Genoa. bit
they sild not find him
In tAs search thsy went shrasxh
empty ezbins pulled ths covers
OF iifsbests. Questioned every one
~ tbs i.Iso passengers. sxespt
Wsllss and hls party. and sxsn-
lnsd their passports
Asked about the delay. oae az
the British officers said. This -
war Maybe 80 sFs looking for
somsons ~s want 70 take off, 90
sosnsone nifh q fraudulent pass-
port u was learned later 10.
nehaeht vas sbjeet ~ ihs ssafsh.
nEn1.I> Authorized quarters
sala teaay that DF. HjairaHf
sehAeht nss IN Berlin. ~hsFs no
hsa bssa far ths past tao wesks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

Services at Temple theater. ar
ranged under auspices of Knights
Templar with assistance Of TIA
coma Council OF Churches. Will
commence at $50 a m. Special
lighting arrangement will give
effect Of the rising sun. As the
lights come on. music from the
orchestra and great choir OF as
sembled voices Will gather In
volume until reaching the ulti-
mate climax OF the full dawn.
The chorus OF College Of Puget
Sound. consisting OF $50 voices.
will be present to lead the hymns
and provide the choral offerings.
under direction OF Prof. Paul
Bennett. Louis Wersen will con-
duct the orchestra Lighting sf-
fects will be under supervision
OF Walter Suffer.
Guest speaker will be the Rev.
Warren Hastings OF Seattle,
Continued on Page 10. Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Pope Expects Long, Bitter
Wa, He Tells Lieuienanis:
Aid Sufferers, He Orders

Authoritative Vatican quarters said u Roma todny
that tho Holy See had sent letter al apostolic nuncin
lures and delegations abroad informing them the Vatican
has taken pessimsite view regarding possibilities Al
peace and believe the war will h. lonr one.
The letter. IL understood. asked ecclesiastical
authorities throughout the world 10 do their utmost %
relieve suffering caused by the conflict
Vatican circles emphasized that tho Holy See wns rot
alarmed by the Of the conflict but feared
the about to enter q decisive stare
The Vatican. said. believes II Ia likely helIixvr-
ents viii increase pressure neutral countries In IN
effort TO force them into the conflict
Welinformed Vatican diplomats expressed opinion
that whichever hcllrersnt won the armed support u
nsutraIs most likely would win the war
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
oisoner
Menaces Life
Reused Police See
Threat 10 Tots

Danger 10 children spurred gu
thorities Saturday in . hunt for
dog prisoners responsible for kill
ing Of IT least eight dogs In one
residential district In ths past
week.
Police Captain ciiff Osborne de-
tailed Detectives Bill Turner and
Walter Lesnick 10 the search after
the wave Of poisoninEs In the
vicinity Of 44th 81. and So. Hherf.
dan ave. WAS revealed
simultaneously. Or. l.. ". Todd
OF Tacoma Veterinary hospital
offered q $50 reward for arrest
and conviction Of the polsonsfs
Police said the criminals would
face a heavy penalty n caught
Ground meat. stuffed with wheat
soaked In strychnins. was used AZ
the bait. Authorities said ths
danger 10 small children. who
might lnnooentiy pick up the
poisoned food. was great
The eff~cts Of tbs psi-sa
are horrible" Dr. Todd said.
u cant conceive Of . mere
frigbtfsi death, although 10 10
s.dden and virtually certain
The dogs Ia this instaans have
died uitbin n few minutes
after being poisoned .
The poison.impfeFnatsd meat
has bern scattered broadslds In
thu district near No. ttth and
Sheridan ave, police Dellsss.
Ths Kind Of poison Was found
after a beautiful springer spaniel.
belonging 10 Victor yavrossl. stit
So. Sheridan ave, Was killed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Young Murder
Suspect Taken

neutrality-suspicious. tracked
down 23-year-old Denzel Davis in
an apartment house Saturday and
captured him without resistance,
ending a five-day search for the
suspe Kitchen cupboard"
slayer Of his mother, Mrs. Harriet
Arnold, As.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Moslem Chief
Warns Empire



n0hamei All Jlnnah. president
of ths All India Mosism league.
told = meeting of 100. 900 followers
here that any declaration made
by the British government without
Aoslsm approval would be resisted
by all Aoslsms
Make no mistake sl<rat mat =
be said
Die sald he was happy that e,s
" tbs no4lsm's demands fof . nsN
examination of Indian eeastltsi.
tionai prohisms had been accepted
BY tins British government and
that other questions vsfs sgbJset
70 correspondence
Ths Mosism leader. ubeas fac.
ton comprises tins second largest
religious group IN India II 900. 900
members. compared 70 zss 900. 900
Hlndas said Britain aiso must
nsst demands of Arabs in I~lss'
tsns. and that any Indian troops
transported overseas must not es
ussd against any ho~lsn poEa
tfe Invited Mohandas X. Canehi
10 meet with him u settis ths
Hindu. hoslsm probism.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Valley Pair
Plow Sl,459
From Ground
Gold. Silver Coins
Uneorthsd In Berry
Putch by Couple

fuyAI.I.rr -. Many persons
dream Of finding eoiles Of money
Mr. and Mrs Art sylstad. " Rt
:. Box saa ruysllup. don't have
10 dream snout a.
A fat hank deposit made this
week sttests 10 the fact they ~.
orally dug up si.sso In gold and
silver coin from their berry field
In which they were doing the
spring plowing,
sylssad. who v 81. was Doing
the blowing His wife. following
the fufrow behind him. spotted =
silver dollar. first easn aaess,hed
prospecting produced the rest
Of the cache.
Confirming the discovery. Mrs
sylstad said the money had been
buried by her father. Fired schu.
chart. In 1918. and that before
his death several years ago he
had repeatedly tried 10 find H.
Though the field had been
plowed year after year none cf
the colns had ever com. To hight
before.
THAT men~y viii casss~ In
handy" Mrs. sylsssd taid Tho
Tim~~. -We intend n buy .
few hons~held goods. pay off
SONS old bills and lsase the
wst In the bsak."
sylstad. mule had = rest Of
the end OF that furrow after turn
Ing up s,iao In 81 To $40 gold
pieces and $3.50 in silver. syistad
and hls wife, sitting the ground
again and again. sinali, found so
more In gold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Dairy Driver
Hurt in Crash

Jacob Kasgi. ~. driver for ths
Tacoma dairy. was taken 10 Ia
coma General hospital with mBl.
tipls injuries after a car accident
on Portland ave. near Ia Morton
st. early Friday. First sxamiBa'
ton Indicated ne suffered possibis
internal injury IN addition 70
sbrassoHs q ths scalp and ebsst
Kassi's truck. police said. struck
the rear u parked rnachlns about
755 a. M. POiios removed him
from the scene in an smbgiancs.
He Hves at 5iz0 Mckinley ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Reds Take
Finn
Port City
Deserted Resort
Town Occupied
Amidst Snowstorm
FINLAND

Russian troops landed In the
lifeless. foodless city of Hanko to-
day and raised the Hammer snc
Sickle flag over the bomb battered
town hall.
Communicated Finnish ieebreak-
ers cleared path through yard
thick snow from the gulf and Rus
sian advance troops landed from
them, to take for a naval base a
city in which no people. and moth
ing which the people could carry
away. were left
A little after midnight a Finnish
detachment had handed over the
city to Russian political COM
missar and an army colonel.
The troops landed. and marched
through the city, in a dead silence
under a heavy fall OF snow which
was hiding the scars the city had
suffered in 3lz months of war
Under the Russo Finnish
peace treaty OF March ~, Fin
land was forced TO lease for 80
years, at n yearly rental Of
S,000,0 900 marks (SI44,OO0),
the bustling port, In whose STU
burbs thousands Of Films had
spent happy hours on seasbore
vacations.
After the brief, stiff. formal.
handing-over ceremony the last of
the Firms left the city. Arrange
ments had been made between
group Of tight-hpped Finnish Of
ficers and a Russian commission
which landed from planes in the
bay ice yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

Rifle ~as struck never has bssn
found That was the esss.@ a. IN
addition 10 the murder Information
Nstnssiay morSinH n Hsmpsca's
srraiKnm~nt.
whsfe II had b~en described -
. blunt instrument. Judge Hodge
ordered u changed In an Unknown
instrument
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
BY UNITED PRESS

It's getting 10 you cant believe
even the calendar any more.
The moon vas full today and,
a. almanac reckoning goes. that
means tomorrow will be Easter.
But th< u. s. weather bureau said
tbs moon woild BE- about tbs only
thing that would make you believe
II In tvo-thir1s Of ths nation. the
states east Of the Rocky noun
tainE
The forecast was for cold, alb
normally cold weather. with snow
and rain IN some areas The out
look Was better for ths western
states. where temperatures near 10
degrees were forecast The warm
area osnters1 IN AssD1ns-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Irish Convicis Riot
In Darimoor Prison
PRISCETOWN, Ems

PkINCETONN, Eng. - Smoke
and flames poured from tough
Dartmoor prison for two hours
Saturday after Irish republican
army prisoners set their cell block
afire, bound and gagged their
warders and ran not through parts
Of the penitsntisry.
The I. r. A. conviets. celebrating
the anniversary OF the famous
Dublin Easter rebellion. were sub
dued only after Devonshirs county
police had been rushed 10 ths
prison.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Easter Eve Finds Europe
Subdued, Il Not Peaceful
Germany Opens Diplomatic Drive
For Concessions From numoniu


bss 70 ~ ncvs eseS - ~
materials
usssmss~s~ psSesa
osFmsny's dsnans's. winch ~
inanian affiriai saurses stated sses
rhatis@iiy wsss a"t ~ altimatan.
were understood W have n<sr essn-
tanned - ; letter 70 th< knmenias
government sscm ~. KARI ciedt-
~ esffssa se"""usss sexutintns'
AmneG ths points Or Cledtse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Posse Catches Woman
Who Shot Husband

EVERETT, Wash -- A sheriff .
posse with bloodhounds Friday
found Arbuta Smith. 81. wander
Ing a mile from the cabin where
she shot her husband Thursday.
She was brought to Providence
hospital, where attendants said
they believed abe had taken poison.
Earl T. Smith. IL. meanwhile
xss reported recovering from the
wounds Mrs. Smith vas too
weak 10 explain the shooting. but
was charged with FIRST degree
assault
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
President Still in Bed

Wa sOTOs President
HoossyeIts tsmperaturs Was nor
mai today, but white House Sec
Rotary stephen r Early said the
president probably Will not attend
Easter church services tomorrow.
Roosevelt still was confined 70 ma
bed, Early said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
BULLETINS

LONDON - E~~~x District
ssaaeti ~ Nstlsaai Unlea ~
n.iluayns~n sppses~d : r~~e-
hsfssa lsdaf demanding sa
iasseaAsis ss1 NJ fhe ssf effH
flsFsazay. Ina esuasfi sas-
aensaed ne var - inspsfI@i's-
fle sfs1 sssfs&sy - H. istsf-
s~is sf al workers.
BONE Faacints eeis1Fafed
tbs ziaf anniversary saturday
Of q snsetlng o. tzz World war
veterans 10 = cellar II the Bel
Esoso palace under bcnifo
Masaallnl. which founded the
first FASCIST lighting group"
pledged 20 combat cemmunr
Ism.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
White House Denies
Cromwell Talk 0keh

WASHINGTON The white
House issued q formal denial To-
day that James n. X. Cromwell,
u. s. minister 10 Canada. had
submitted mis- pro-sily speech n
President Roosevelt for approval
before II was de.i>szsd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Executive Is Killed

PENDLETON - Sidney Wood
bury. jr, 81, Portland. treasurer
of woodbury. & Co. and president
9TH Davis Iron and Steel COM
panv. was killed near Pendleton
late Friday when his speeding
automobile left the highway on a
rurye and turned over three times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Says Candidate Farley
Should Quit Party Job

WARRINGTON Sen. Ffsdsfiek
Van Mugs. % Ind. said today
Democratic National Chairman
James A. Farley should resign his
party pDst because he - . eansii-
date for the presidential nomina-
ton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
Sunrise Services Scheduled
In Various Sections Of City
Groups to Gather In Theoters. Perks.
Churches 10 Participate In Greeting
BY CLIFFORD TBRasHER
Tacoma IImes Church Reporter

When darkness gives way to the light OF day-a day
which is heraded throughout the world the anniversary
of the Great Resurrectonmany citizens of Tacoma will
greet by participation in sunrise services being held in
various sections of the city
Such services scheduled to be held in Temple heater
Wapato park Manitou park and Lincoln park Numerous
churches will hold individual services early hours services
To which he nuhlic il invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

OLYMPIA -- Gov. Clarence ID.
Martin Saturday appointed Ralph
Foley. Spokane county prosecuting
attorney, 10 succeed Superior Judge
, William A. Huneks, vno resigned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

REoi war news III many
days is the announcement
that the Fort Lewis army
units assigned to California
for field experience are COM
ing home May Is. 1t is good
news to the men, who. accord
ing to all reports, have not
been too happy. They were
given generous samples of
CALIFORNIA; worst weather.
which is severe punishment
under any circumstances. On
top of that, living under war
conditions when there isn't
any war is exceedingly irk-
some.
The announcement is good
news to Tacoma, also. TAX
ing several thousands of our
soldiers away at one swoop
made quite a hole in the COM
munity. We have missed the
boys and will be glad to well
come them home.
Another traffic fatality en-
phasizes the continued need
for caution on the part of
both automobile drivers and
pedestrians. Before crossing
a street even on a pedestrian
lane it is wise to stop for at
least a split second and look
both ways. 1t is doubly neces-
sary when stepping from be-
hind another vehicle.
The same caution is neces-
sary on the part of the auto
mobile driver who wants to
escape the responsibility for
taking human life. 1t is a
queer circumstance but one
associated with nearly every
fatal accident, that the auto
mobile was "only going 25
miles an hour" Yet every
person who keeps his eyes |
open knows that speed limit |
of 25 miles an hour is largely |
a myth except when there is
a traffic officer in sight.
Day after day automobiles
race up and down Stadium |
way in excess of so miles an
hour. The same spectacle
can be observed almost any
hour of the day on M street.
a narrow arterial north of
Division avenue.
Driving so to 60 miles an
hour inside the city limits
may shorten the distance be-
tween two points, but it also
increases the probability of |
destroying a mechanical de-
vice worth two or three hun
dred to a thousand dollars or
more. It also adds to the
human hazard and increases
the chances of an automobile
driver becoming a killer.
That is what it actually
amounts to in most cases.
For a good start on the
proper observance of Easter
Sunday, attendance at sun
rise services at Lincoln park,
Wapato lake, Manitou or the
Temple theater is recommend
ed. The first three are out
door services. The fourth, un-
der the auspices of Tacoma
knights Templar, is sched-
uled indoors, as insurance
against uncertainties of the
weather. But it will be a
sunrise service nevertheless,
for by a clever arrangement
of electric lighting equipment
and scenery the audience will
experience the effect of sun
rise just as the service begins.
But whether the weather is
fair or foul. whether the SER
vice is indoors or out, attend I
ance at one of the early SER I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
ToDAY's WEATHER

Unsettled tonight and Tuesday
Temperatures: High, 81; low 80
Gun rises, sos; sets, ss2s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

GRAND coULEE. wssh---Mrs-
Dsiiah Spencer. loz. died Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...............yS,s 80, 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25

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