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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Jungles Scene
OF Adventure
Heroes in Blue
On Some New Bill
PAGE THmTrEN

A fantastic and isssie known
provision 81 the Versailles treaty
10 The n~sss frr univrs-al's -.
venture arsmA. axansih~r.~ whleh
samss 10 the nlvssrs sh<sssr. with
tal. Lane. James Craig md
Eduardo csanelH IN feature roles
Lifted intact from the world
famous fneumenf. the prpvisisn
eamrandea that the sacred shniI
~ an Afrlean sultan whseh wss
removed fsem German Fast AsFseA
~ turned svsr 10 shs rsutish ssv-
eminent.
neerrih~a =. an Ideal theme fur
thrilling aetlon drama. sh~ ssesv
presents Msse Lane ~ noted
woman explorer escksnx to fira
the skull in AfrsrA and F~storv the
religious svmhes To In fsshtfni
tribe ard hiring = end tn savage
nrrssinEa
Although IN rrei iifs the slssil
has never h<rn found the film
shows IL h~snr ioeased BY Miss
Lane with tho help II Craig. vim
pcrtrzys = young American sdvta-
turss. ciannslIi has the rnis ~ =
foreign Spy. and ashrss In ths cast
include Tim fsad~n. Henry vssscv.
samusi =. Kinds and Clarence
Muse
Heroes In Hue sA.rvs the
screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
MAROONED TROuPE

Wallace Beery. Director Richard
Thorpe. and the Bad Man u
Wyoming" company were ma
rooned at jackson Hole. Wyoming
when severe blizzard struck
cutting off approach or departure
from the area. Gripping telephone
service, and covering the ground
with eight inches u SNOW.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

the screen rights to Our Town"
which is slated for its premiere
ut the Music Box theater today
through United Artists release
Before the script was completed
Wilder and Lesser exchanged Al
letters and Is kilograms.
The feminine voices heard in
the choir sequence belong to Fay
BANTER, Beulah Bondi and Doro
Merande. The three women prac-
ticed full day singing hymns
before the shot was made. Philip
Wood, who plays the organist, is
himself a fine musician, but he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
TRACY EXTRA"

Some sort Of pictorial record
for screen stars was established
for Spencer Tracy when the Rlpon
Weekly Press printed a total Of
flfty-six photos ~ the star in n
single issue. ON the occasion Of his
returning 10 Ripon college, Wis,
10 receive the honorary degree Of
doctor Of dramatic arts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
SCREEN NEMESIS

Lloyd Nolan. who meuaeed IN
prison Farm" King Of Alcatrez'
and others. became the Nemesis
Of Lew Ayres and Rita johnson.
when he was cast as Fender
gsngster overload, in Golden
Fleeing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

cisudstis Colbert has almost fnr-
gotten hsw she leoks an thu screen
with tinted finHssnails. liar isssss
pietur. was Drums Along the Mo-
hawk" far bseh in history when
women didn't even put polish er
their nails Nnw .hs u wuskinx IN
''Boom Town" with Clark 6shls.
spencer Tracy and Hsdy LAMAR
Al Metro ssoldwyn Mayer rhs
story opens IN ipso and. willis
women went In fnr msnicaf~s and
nail polish. th~y used No bright
tinta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

Anito Louise shores horrors
with Ono Munson IN Wagons
Westward" new ottfoctior
which opens todoy OF the
Riolio iheoter. '6rondpo Goes
10 Town. IS the eomponlon
feoture.
Quinn williams, Douglas Fowiey
and Charles Stevens.
Grandpa Goes To Town. =
Gleason Family picture, shares the
screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
~rAnzAN. STORY

Max brand, who has suther~d
sin pr. Kildare stories for Metro.
Goldwyn-Mayer. returned 10 shs
studio recently from a vacation Ia
lay aside mysteries of medicine
for the thrills ~ tho prlmevsl
jungle lilo has started work On
an original "rarssn" script for
Johnny woiasmnlisr and Maufsen
o'suilivan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
FIRST SHOWING

MUSIC BON-William Holden and
Martha Scott in Our Town" /.
also Florence
rice and Kent Taylor in Girl in
313,"
RIiLTO-Chester Morris and Ona
Munson in Wagons Westward, ."
2:30. 800, $50, 1855, 1925; also
James Gleason and Henry Daven-
port in Grandpa Goes TO Town"
IL 80, l.55, 4:25, 6:55.
RNIERA-Lola Lane and James Craig
in Zanzibar" IL 80. 300, 5.25.
7:55. 1920; also Dick Purcell and
Charles Quiglev in Heroes In
Blue" ll:3o, SIS, AIS, 6:55, 9:20.
RONy-Margaret SULLIVAN and James
1910, $50. TOO. 1906; also Cesar
Romero in Lucky Cisco Kid
1870, 240. 5:55, 9:o5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Ex-NayY MIN

One Of the first persons Paul
Whiteman met when he arrived
for Strike Up the Band" was
Sandy Roth, veteran assistant
director. They served in the navy
during the World war. both en-
listing from San Francisco in
1917.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

More than score of girls were
tested for the role of Emily" be-
fore Miss Scott, who originated
the part on the stage, won it. She
wasn't considered at first because
the only test available was a bad
one made at another studio. Not
until new test was made by
Cinematographer Bert Glennon did
Miss Scott get a contract. Glen
non, by the way, is an ex-film
director.
Sharing the screen will be Girl
in 49," featuring Florence Rice
and Kent Taylor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

in enc n HI. typical odd. timer"
roles. ard the rOsser II supporting
PLAYERS includes buck jones
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

untoded the you her money on happiness i.
Will wonder what the peoples ond lost!
of the Old World will find the end of the road from which
there is no turning back
The other attraction, Lucky Cisco Kid is perhaps
the best of this popular series which Cesar Romero has
made and there have been some good ones which have
gone before.
With his pal Chris-Pin Martin at his side Romero rides
INTO peck OF trouble and shoots and talks himself
1t all IN the most entertaining manner
Romero looks and acts the part the freelance hero
of the badands and the stories in which he appears are head
and shoulders above the run-of-ml westerns
there is much comedy sprnked through the script
behnd winch one Invariably the ova greasy face
Chrs-Pn and when the situations get beyond the laughing
stage the Cisco Kid always be upon to bring
thlngs to happy conclusion if he has kill
body to do it.
And so it is at the Roxy theater this week a highly
entertaining bill even in the opinion of sees entirely
too many pictures for his good and oftentimes
feels like the little boy the strawberry festival who learned
that anything can be overdone
Many Changes!
The resignation of Mrs. Guy Kenney better known to
Roxy patrons Judy Anderson has brought about num-
Der of changes in the personnel of that house as well
the Music Box
Florence indle formerly cashier the Music Box will
move to the Roxy in the capacity Lucille Knk leaves
her post head usher the Music to take Miss Hnde
place in the box office.
The head usher at the Music Box will be Agatha
Archbold
Eddie Boyle becomes the new manager at the Temple
theaer Ted knz assistant manager at the Music Box
and Marshall Wescot deserts the Temple to take the posi-
ton of doorman at the Music Box
Other than that, everything is Just about as was nj
the three Hamrick houses
Mrs. Kenney is moving to Blaine, where her husband
takes up his duties the border patrol as member of the
immigration department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Chester Morris al the Rialio
Today in Wagons Westward
A Gleason FomilY Picture. Grandpa
Goes To Town" Shores The Screen

The problem Of heredity environment Is cfcc-
lively treated in Republics Wagons Westward" which
comes to the Rialto thcater today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

asunder by political forces /. q.
a very timely story. if you
will, that, without exaggera-
ton, pictures the back-wash
which is changing the lives of
so many in the Old World
today.
The supporting cast in
cludes such sterling actors
and actresses as Maria Gus
penskaya. Irene Rich, Frank
Morgan, Robert Young. Rob-
ert Stack. and a number of
others. all of whom have been
skillfully selected for the parts
they play and who, with the
aid of the principals. succeed
in lifting the production to a
very high level.
Mortal Storm" is not fic-
ton; it is fact, and as it is
unfolded ON tho sereop ,,ou
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Return SHOWING

BEVERLY-Dorothy Lamour and Rob-
ert Preston in "Typhoon"; also
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in
"A Chump at oxford"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
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Mortal Storm
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You will wait a long time TO find
a more entertaining bill than that
which opened yesterday at the Roxy
theater Mortal Storm" and
Lucky Cisco Kid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer
Prize Play Tops Hamrick Bill
Florence Rice Stors in Companion
Feature Titled. Girl in 3l3"

Tn the stage Our Town presented without scenery
or props There 3s sets in the picture
The included didn't organ music The
las two coffee
fashioned milk
ter molds skeleton for the doc school at Berkeley
tors office two hand and in the first
% oil lamps Sol paid He
$4,000 to for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

IN The frSt named PRODUCTION you VIII IND JAmes
Stewart and Margaret SULLIVAN orsakng their usual comedy
portrayals for dramatic roles in story Of family torn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22
16-p0UND KING WINS END FISH
 DERBY SUNDAY
Erickson Is Winner of Mid. summer Tourney Off
 Marmion Island

Godfrey Erickson won the second salmon derby of the year sponsored by the Juneau ports Fishing Club off Marmian Island yesterday with a 16A pound King.
 Ethel Belshaw, champion femi-
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nine angler of the channel, grabbed off second place with an l1a pound salmon.
 Others placing were Frances Med erhelman with one weighing 11A pounds, Jake Komen, l0h pounds, Ethel Belshaw, 9 pounds. Kell Lars son, 6h pounds, Mrs. Joe Snow 7la pounder.
 Vic Crondahl caught the most halibut, for which he was given a prize.
 Among the many craft on the grounds were, the Wanderer, Ump- qua, Thelma, Vigilante, Dough Boy, Cordelia D., Ked, and others.
 The next derby, last of the sea son, will be held late in August, off Shelter Island.
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GAMES SUNDAY
 Pacific Coast League

Seattle 3, 9; Oakland 4, 0. Portland l, 0; Sacramento T, 3. Hollywood 2, 0; San Diego ', 4 San Francisco 9, 2; Los Angeles 3, IA.
 National League New York l, 2; Cincinnati 6, 4 Brooklyn 3, 9; St. Louis l, 5. Boston 3, 2; Pittsburgh 5, 16. Philadelphia 8, 5; Chicago 2, 8.
 American League Detroit 4, 3; New York 3, 3. Cleveland 8, 2; Boston 2, 0. Chicago 10, '; Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 8, 4; Washington 4, 5
 Gastineau Channel League Douglas 2; Elks l, eleven innings.
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DETROIT ON FLAG DRIvE;
 BEAT TANKS
Fans Stage Demonstration -Patr0I of Police
 Called Out
(BY ASSOCIATED PREss)

The Detroit Tigers continued their pennant drive over the weekend by taking a pair from the Yankees on Sunday as well as game on Sat- urday. Sundays games were wit messed by 68,000 fans in the Yan- kee Stadium.
 The Tigers scored four runs in the ninth inning to win the first game and then batted back again to take the night cap.
 The fans threw pop bottles, fruit and an assortment of other mis- siles at umpire Joe Rue in the second game after he ruled that a liner by Tom Heinrich landed as a foul.
 The fans did not stop the dem- onstration until a detachment ot City Police stationed themselves al strategic poin.s throughout the stands.
 When the Tigers came to bat again Pete Fox hit a homer to de- i eide the game in their favor.
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DOUGLAS
 WINS ON
 HOME RUN
EIks Lose Pitching Duel as Jensen His One
 in Eleventh

Mark Jensen pasted a home run over centerfield fence in the first of the eleventh inning last night to break seven inning deadlock and give the Islanders a 2 to l victory over the Elks.
 Fans saw the best pitchers duel in many months as Claude Erskine and Bill Ramsey worked at nearly top form.
 Erskille whiffed thirteen men and Ramsey set eleven down. Both walked but two men.
 Douglas scored the first run in the fourth when Rustad was safe at first when MacSpadden dropped the throw from the infield and then scored on McCay's single to center.
 Elks Lone Tally
 Elks returned in their half of the fourth to get their lone tally with the aid of an error, Andy An drews also dropping one at first, and Taguchi scoring few minutes later with the bases full and Doug las vainly throwing the ball around in high comedy trying to catch somebody.
 From there on, there were no more runs until Jensen connected for his only hit of the game, the one that went over the fence.
 Two times, Douglas threw back Elks scoring threats with double plays in the first inning and the sixth
 Elks almost played the bat boy last night as the full roster of play CTS failed to show up, but Douglas offered serve player. when they saw the little. fellow of the bats being sent out to right field
 Adding it up again, it was swell ball game.
 Box score and summary were as fpllQuc.
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until the eighth inning.
 The Dodgers gained ground by dividing a doubleheader with the St. Louis Cardinals. Joe Medwick and Joe Gallagher hit homers in the opener. Enos Slaughter got two homers for the Cards in the sec ond game.
 The Pittsburgh Pirates again de- moralized the Boston Bees by sweeping bargain bill with two victories. The victory was so com plete that Manager Frankie Frisch substituted the second team in the second game to give his veterans a rest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22
SEATTLE, OAKLAND
 IN SPLIT
Rainiers Take Week 5 Be. ries by Score of 4 to 3-
 3-Hitter Pitched
CBY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Seattle and Oakland split a doubleheader Sunday, each team winning by virtue of last inning rallies, the Oaks the opener and the Rainiers the nightcap. Gregory held the Oaks to three hits but was taken out in the seventh after Dunn singled and Conroy was walked. Dick Barrett finished the game for the Rainiers. Seattle took the series 4 to 3.
 Sacramento walloped Portland in a doubleheader Sunday to win five games in the weeks series. Two Solon pitchers, both southpaws, Frietas and Judd checked tn c Beavers.
 San Diego took doubleheader from Hollywood yesterday. Bill Thomas checked the Stars with a three hitter in the second game.
 San Francisco and Los Angeles took turns Sunday in walloping each other by lopsided scores.
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FIFTH IN A SERIES)

motion of American crawl stroke carried to 5 should reached forward alternately
 relaxed palm flat enters the water with the catch the shoulder. The pulled perfectly straight until the hand almost the when brought of the water by bending and raising the elbow
 breahes the left the breath is taken just the and just the right hand maj catch
 the breathing first then coordinate be explained in the next article
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The Daily Alaska Empire guaran- tees the largest daily circulation of any Alaska newspaper.
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Peter Gruening Introduced at
 Dancing Party

To meet their son Peter and his guest, Stuart Lansing of Watertown, New York, Governor and Mrs. Ern- est Gruening were hosts to approx imately eighty couples at dancing party Saturday evening.
 Also guests at the Governors House were MT and Mrs. David Scoll of Washington, D. c. MT. Scoll is connected with the Maritime Commission
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22
American League

American League Brooklyn 2; St. Louis 3. Cleveland g; Boston 6. Detroit 3; New York 1. Chicago 10, T; Philadelphia 8, 2. St. Louis 4; Washington l.
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THREE NATIONS FILE PETITIONS
 TO JOIN RUSSIA
tBy ASSOCIATED PREss)

Expansion of Russia's strategic po- sition on the Baltic continues as Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, in- dependent Republics, have petition ed to join the Union of Soviet Rus sia
 Russian troops have been in the three little nations for many months
 Subscribe to The Daily Alaska Empire-the paper with the large.S paid circulation.
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Indians
 Wa||op
 Red Sox
Reds Take Two Games from Giants Pirates
 DemoraIize Bees
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

The Cleveland Indians completed ] sweep of a three-game series
 in Boston by whipping the Red Sox twice Sunday.
 The Cincinnati Reds mopped up on the New York Giants twice for 20 victories in 25 games. Paul Der ringer pitched two-hitter in the
 first gamee after perfect game
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Summary

Summary
 Stolen base: Rustad; home run, Jensen; double plays, Rustad to Rol- Ter to Andrews; and Rustad to Me- Cay to Andrews; struck out by Frs kline l3, by Ramsey II; bases on balls off Erskine 2, off Ramsey 2; wild pitch, Ramsey; hit by pitched ball Miller by Ramsey; umpires, Sogaard and Iffert; time of game, 2 hours, % minutes; scorer, Gaffney.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22
GAMES SATURDAY Pacific Coast League

PaCIflC COdSI LtdBut Hollywood 2; San Diego 3. Seattle 3; Oakland '.
 National League Philadelphia 9; Chicago 3. New York 1; Cincinnati 5. Boston 6; Pittsburgh IT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-01
Borrel Basketball

Wright park wa. shs sesns Ttiss-
day morning ~ thu slty-~las
Junior Olympus barrel hsssssnaii
tournament IN which 10 boys ard
girls from ths ysriosss pisyfislas
participated This gams II played
Nth = basketball sna barrels far
goals on th~ grass essfs~ The
bays from holth park ~oa . sioss
yietofy oSss aanlsnsg park. ~ 10
~. in the round .fotin series rhs
girls from D4w.oa piayflsid won
fifst hssnors IN their division. ~ssh
south park second Members ~
tss winning teams whe sfii
receive certificates "a victory srst
Dawson Martha B<sk. LsisiIis
blazer torfalns ms~tsils. ifsrs
nles sordiund and Pat Bssmef.
skslth pafs Diex Crater. Tiny
saFtslll. L1asss kssmen. Blii kss.
ne.iy sna ysFn s4oFFir
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-01
Campbell Has
Big 50 Score

Aenssy Campbell asfsnssnx STATE
amateur ross slemrien. w~arss.
ias marnsnx fsnehed shs ftfst
alns heiss II qualifying play IA
tho ipss state event ~ SsvFsss,
with a fat q
ianh vsn ~ MARI. Fffrv~ss STAR
teak = "a IN he first Hlas nat
gave ths little rssemsn ten
Under rAr ruuna. while campn~ll
sas Iva over. A field a hsswesn
- snd 100 players = eemreflnx
scsres were exceptionally sinw
In coming n. Esriy n hale figures
we're e.hss Wells Tseoms. "a
John csfilss Tsepms. IS. Harold
aynimis. Seattle. Is. Hnehy rhf.
llps. Tseoms. "a
Harry usvaa. Seattle. and fers
msf Walker t'uppsF. asd net entsF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-01
Typos Defeated

The Tacoma Typos Of the Junior
Boys league stepped out Of their
class TO take on the Tacoma Boys
club Of the Senior Boys league a,
jefferson field and gave a very
good account Of themselves. Frank
Bonaro pitched four-hit ball for
the Typos, but his team mates
errored seven times. This coupled
with the six-hit pitching OF Uhi-
man and Rask was TO much for
the younger Typos.
Browse and AArtneau ~ the
Boys Club and Clifton Of the
Typos led the hltters with two
each. while Eddie Oswald took the
fielding honors. nipping a Typo
man at home plate in the last Of
ninth with marvellous throw.
This run would have tied the
score.
Tacoma Boys Club 4 2
Tacoma Typos ....... } 8 7
Batteries: Uhlmsn. Rask and
Msrtineau; Bonaro. Mitchell and
Wilson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-01

GAMBLER, o. - Favored con-
tenders in the western junior ten
mis- tournament moved into the
third day Of play today on the
Kenyon college courts with Earl
Cochell, Los Angeles, top ranking
player. meeting Walter Driver. Fl
Paso. Tex.
Illness forced Marshall Carl
son. Cincinnati. o., third-seed-
ed player and ONO scholastic
champion. 10 drop out Of the
tournament.
cochell trounced Stanley Kessell
Columbus, 81. so yesterday and
Driver defeated Arthur Leighton.
River Forest, H., Ga. 81.
Tom Brown, Chicago, second
ranking junior. was scheduled 70
play Ted Norpath, Houston. Tex.
after outlasting I'd Raszak, Ham
iramck, Mich. rs. 60. Other
junior leaders advanced as e&-
pected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-01
Actor Mayor Cain
In Baseball Role

The role Of narrator in the spec
taeular pageant. The Cavalcade
OF Baseball" which will be pre-
scented at Athletic park Tuesday
night. Aug. II. will be played by
none other than Mayor Harry r
Cain.
Mayor Cain has had wide
experience In theatricais and
because Of tho civic nature Of
the pageant agreed 10 put Of
fetal duties aside on that
night 10 aid In the presenfa-
ton OF the show that will por-
tray the entire history Of base
ball. including episodes of the
early days Of the national
game In Tacoma.
This IL the 50th anniversary Of
professional baseball in Tacoma
and the golden jubilee IL being
celebrated by the Tigers with this
great show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-01
Elwood Cooke
In Third Round
SOUTHAMPTON

SOUTHAMPTON. y. Y.-El-
wood Cooke Of Portland. Ore. TO-
day went into the third round Of
the 50th annual Southampton ten
mis- championships after winning
two preliminary round matches
yesterday.
Another Northwestern { enn =
ace. Henry Prusoff Of Seattle,
drove his way into the third round
by defeating Edward Amsrk OF
San Francisco yesterday. a., So.
Cooke defeated William Niece
nee. New Orleans. Ga, ST.. 81, and
Wilmer Allison. Austin, Tex, 90,
10, rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-01
)EY.. THE HORSE ALL CANADA LOVES. AT ACRES

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stakes si Hastings md nrizhcus>
Right haek - came Back 20
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siFsnehed vita a heavy rain. AFsss
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pace was n tAs wsnneFs cssels
rannsne ia eight var rars< earn.
sns. 20 the So GO msrt rats
sirss ey winning TIA mEs< ssa sns>
eighth Western csnsds trsmpsen-
ship We xsse fsve yesss Ard MANY
ponnse - the wheie reid. ard ~en