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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-18
Whiskey Is Bad
In Treatment Of
Poison, DIR. Says
First Death from Black Wi
dow Spider Bite in Seve-
raj Years Reported.

RALEIGH-A death from the
bite of a black widow spider, the
first in several years, has been re-
ported to the State Board OF
Health. The victim was Ceretha
C. Clark, one month and twenty
five-day old Negro baby of Win
ston-Salem. The infants death
occurred in a Winston-Salem hos
pital.
The clerk in the Vital Stats
tics Division, where the certltl-
cate was received for recording.
said the record would show the
child died from IAN attack by a
venomous insect"
while the bite of the black
widow spider is not necessarily
fatal, although it is always pain
full, the Importance of avoiding
this venomous insect is empha-
sized by this negro child's death"
said DR.. Carl v. Reynolds, State
Health Officer.
81 have just consulted Prof. c.
S. Brimley, that nationally-recog-
nized entomologist, connected
with our State Department OF
Agriculture, as to how to identi-
fly this poisonous species, and he
said:
"The black widow has long,
thin, black legs and a body that
is almost spherical. On its back
is red spot. It lives under rocks
and plants, and I reckon that in
the average back yard there are
anywhere from 2 to 100. The
black widow spins an irregular
webb and if you do not bother it,
it will hide like it is ashamed of
itself. But when it thinks it is be-
ing attacked, then look out"
DR.. Reynolds stated that the
victim of the black widow should
consult a physician at once, but
he warned against the use of
whiskey or any other form of
alcohol, as ''it has been estab-
lished that this is just about the
worst possible medicine and
should never be resorted to in
the treatment of poison
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-18
PAGE SEVEN

A good deal Of excitement was
caused here last Saturday night
when a fire broke out at the
home of Mr.. Charlie WEIGH. The
flames started at the base of the
flue and did about 500 worth of
damages before a large crowd of
volunteer fire-fighters got the
angry flames under control.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-18
CALHOUN is IN THE VA.
LEGISLATURE NOW

Quincy A. Calhoun, of Marion,
Va, is in Richmond attending the
Va. legislature as representa-
tive from Smyth county.
Calhoun is a former resident Of
Ashe county, having left the
county as a boy with his parents
MIR. and Mrs. F. M. Calhoun, of
Elk Creek, Va.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-18
8 years.

8 years.
Good progress is being made on
the construction of the new Meth
odist church building.
Mr.. J. o. Blevins, manager of
the Service Store, this week an
nounced that he is going to close
out his dry goods and shoe de-
partmentS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-18

One-quarter of all this coun-
try's farms now have nighttime
electric service, more than twice
the number of farms thac had
such facilities in 1885 when the
REA was established.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-18
To A Pal
pvKARJ. p PERKINS

A pal is one you can go to
Tn sunshine or in rain;
One you can always depend on
In health or sorrow or pain.
One who is sympathetic,
Loving kind and true;
One who is always with you
When skies are grey or blue.
One who is always willing
Your joys and sorrows to share.
Such a pal is worth having,
AS we climb up LIES long stair
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-18
High Percentage
OF Prisoners In
State Diseased

RALEIGH, Jan. 16.-Out of g.
533 prisoners in eighty camps
who were given sociological tests
for syphilis in statewide survey
conducted comparatively by the
State Board of Health and the
North Carolina Highway and
Public Works Commission, 2,229,
or 1913 per cent, were found to
be syphilitic. The survey was
made with the aid of the Rey-
nolds foundation.
The results, announced by DR..
Carl v. Reynolds, State Health
Officer, following conferences
with prison officials, showed that
8.5 per cent of all white prisoners
and 34.2 per cent of all Negro
prisoners reacted positively to
the tests. White syphilitics num-
bered 341, out of a total white
prison population Of 4,010, while
the total number of Negro syphi-
litics was 1883, out of a total Me-
gro prison population of 5,523.
The highest percentage of posi-
tive reactions among both whites
and Negroes was found in the
county units, with a combined po-
pulation of 1921. In this group,
248 of the whites reacted posi-
lively, this being 9.5 per cent of
a total of 1888, while 1872 of the
2,793 Negroes, OR 53.2 per cent,
were syphilitic. The total for
this group was 24.3 per cent.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-18

Miss Pansy Vannoy, of Oval,
was Saturday shopper in West
Jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-18

Mrs. Ed D. Barr and Mrs. Ed
M. Anderson were in North
Wilkesboro on Saturday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-01-18

Mr.. Fairfax Jones, of Oval, was
in town on business Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
Col. Foley's Dog '
Wins Field Trial

The Far West Amateur Field
Trial club held its second impromp-
tu trial of the month over the week
end.
The all-age. with an entry OF II
dogs, was won by Tip X, setter,
owned and handled by Col. Oscar
Foley. Suffers Golden Paymaster.
pointer. was second, owned and
handled by Lloyd Suffer. Suffers
Royal Master. pointer. third. own
ed and handled by Mrs. Lloyd
Suffer.
Derby event, Suffers ROYAL
Master, pointer. owned by Mrs.
Lloyd Suffer, first; Carolina
Gold. pointer. owned by Wal
ter Flint, second and Stub, set
ter. owned by DIR. Clyde MagiII.
and handled by Lawrence r.
Lynn. third.
Puppy event, Lynns Wiggles
pointer. owned by Lawrence r.
Lynn. first: Gobo. setter. owned by
Col. Oscar Crandall third.
Roy Coma of McKenna, and Ed
Harrison Of Yelm judged the all
age and derby events. The puppy
event was judged by Darrell Jones
and Ed King Of Tacoma.
The next of these trials will be
held ON Sunday. March 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
Snead Leads
Western PLAY

HOUSTON. Tex. - Sam Snead.
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va,
pro. led the surviving field OF ~
low-scoring golfers-.50 pros and ~
amateurs-into the final 80 holes
of the $4,000 Western Open cham
pionship today.
Snead. making comeback after
illness, shot a three under par 81
for the second is holes yesterday
and had a 36-hole total OF 143. one
stroke better than Clayton Heaf-
ner of Linville, ". c.
Leonard Dodson OF Kansas
City also carded 81 for the
second 18-hole round but was
three strokes behind Snead.
Heather. playing in clear wealth
er for the first time since the
tourney began. duplicated his ~
yesterday. lie was one Of the five
leaders at ~ for the opening la.
NELSON WITHDRAWs
Byron Nelson. Reading. Pa. ma
tional open and defending western
open titlist, assured the field Of n
new champion when he Withdrew.
He went seven over par with rs
for the first round and then. dis
satisfied with his game yesterday.
did not turn in his card.
Third place went into n
three-way tie Mt las among
Ralph GuIdahI, Madison. n. J.,
who won the western In 1885.
1897 and 1888; Jack orout Of
MamaroDeck. n. v. and Ar
old McSpaden, Winchester,
Mass.
-Four players were punched at
146: Jimmy Demaret. Houston:
Lloyd Mangrum. Chicago: Tony
Penna, Dayton. o.. and Dodson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21

Pomona Valdez, Mexican girl,
gave Clara Mortensen quite a bat
tie in an added attraction melee on
the card, but Clara finally dispos-
cd of the challenger for her wom-
ems championship with a body
slam after Is minutes, seven sec
onds of action.
Billy Hansen received Refe-
rec Nick Zvolis' decision In the
semi-final when he took the
only fall of his fiye-round
tussle with Bill Sledge. Hansen
used a series OF body slams 10
flatten Sledge In 1850 of the
fourth round.
In the opener. Pat Meehan Of
Vancouver, b. c., made an i'm
pressive debut by pinning George
Richards with a drop-kick in 2:06
of the third round.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
BAXTER'S MEANESS STRIKES
BACK AT HIM IN MAT BOUT

One of Laverne Baxter's de luxe
maneuvers in mat villainy back
fired on him last night at Green
witch coliseum and a new worlds
champion badman" was crowned.
John Katan, rugged Montreal
"meanie," fell heir to the title when
he escaped from rope crucifix and
caught Baxter unawares while the
"Basher" was having the time of
his life bouncing up and down on
the hempen strands on the oppo-
site side of the ring, the purpose
being to tighten the hold on Kat
ans neck.
All katan had to do was pull
Baxter down from his perch
and pounce on him for the de-
Gliding fall, which came after
1850 of the fourth round.
WON FIRST FALL
Baxter had taken the first fall
in $50 of the second round with
series of facelocks, but Katan
evened things up when he flatten-
ed the "Basher" with a double toe
hold in SIS OF the third round,
setting the stage for the grand
finale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
Multnomah FIVE
CAPTURES Pennant

With Multnomah college of
Portland already in possession of
the Northwest junior college con-
ference basketball title. Mount
Vernon and Yakima quintets were
tied today for second place. All
three teams have finished their
conference season.
The Mount Vernon club ad-
vanced a notch last night by de-
feating Multnomah in a game
played at Mount Vernon. A. to 80.
The victors held a 24-20 half
time lead and were paced by Ed
mundson, who scored 10 points.
Other games this week involve
the three second division clubs.
Lower Columbia j. c. invades
Clark junior college tonight and
Centralia will go to Longview
Friday night to meet Lower CO.
lumbia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
STADIUM MAT
TEAM MEETS
u. OF ". FROSH

stadium's wrestling squad will
meet the University OF Washing
ton graphing squad Wednesday
night AT 7.30 o'clock In the sta
dunn gym. This will be the sec
ond match the two squads have
had The frosh swamped the II
gers 10 10 q in their initial en-
gagement.
On the 4. Of w squad are
three former Stadium stars.
Don Oily. coach of the 1887
Stadium graphing squad. and
state I45-pound high school
champion In the same year, IL
wrestling In the lJ5 pound
event for the frosh. while Last
YEARS co coach. BIZ Mac
Namara, Krapples al iss
pounds for the Husky babes.
Carl Iiagberg. wrestling al
the l35-pound weight for the
fresh. IL the third ex-stadinm-
lite.
Making the freshmen dOubly
strong Is Hugo swanson. Swan
son. who attended Kapogsin high
school last year. won the state
high school heavyweight graphing
crown He will WresiIe eo-coaeh
Fred Adams.
Those wh0 will yrestis for The
Tigers are: l25 pounds. Far
Moore or Aassmi Oka9a. 1876
Vert Rogers or Arnie Hansen
if5. Bill o'Conneli. 155. Lee
herz. las. Gene Psps, heavy.
weight, Fred AdamA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
Los ANaEIks-A. an /,

los ANGELES A. an old
handwriting ON the wall eS-
pert IL Is my guess that the
recent freeing OF 81 baseball
seyss by Judge kenesaw Noun
tain Lands viii eventually
prove 10 be the first step
toward a general releasing
from bondage OF all baseball
players.
You know. OF course. that
baseball players are the near.
est things We have u slaves In
this country.
They don't rcaeh their avn
ers In rlanking chains. after .
hot and dismal crossing In the
hold Of = ship. hut ence Dr.
lisrrcd they become sassals II
their masters and can he
traded and sold about ~ "
they were dumb animals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21

Dates for regional rifle t0ilfna-
menta have been set
TIE Western Washington cham
pionshlps viii BE- hsid AZ Seattle
By the geattis Rifle and Pistol as
ISOLATION. Feb. ~ Fiys-man
squads from Seattle. Tacoma.
Everett and Monroe were entered.
vern HArolsis0a and sllI Russell
were 10 defend individual titles
and Hzroicison and Kari Hspp me
dual championship. Three state
trophies and 70 state medals were
Up for award.
The eastern Washington Indoor
rife tournament 1ail be held
March % IN the spokane armory.
Rireman making the highest
score All receive two gold medals
and trophy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
u GRANTS LOGCERS win NORTHWEST CONFERENCE CROWN
Loggers Going Big Time on Ski Meet

Sigma xeta EpHllon fraternity
having 10 whols championship
team hack. and 40 = new pres
peet. Phil Murray and Hugh
Nsrwhirtrr. wns placed firxt and
seennd last sraesa viii lead re
z<fas. while Mid 10 sionpef. who
elso aided The eense. i returning
Dan nysfiy from I.nnzmire wtil -
ths fourth Esse - eater ccmpefi-
sIan in defense ~ re title
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
First Time
Accomplished

Coach Lou Grants Logger has
keteers are the Northwest confer
ence c champions. This is the
schools first hoop title.
Whitman's defeat Of Willamette
last night at walla walla cinched
the crown for the clever College
of Puget Sound hoopmen. who
have finished their conference
schedule.
Whitman's victory was Al to 81.
Harry Pepin. Whitman forward.
ran up Is points to aid his team
and the Loggers as well.
Grants men won six games and
lost two in the title chase.
Willamette had three and
two before last nights loss.
The Oregonians have only two
more games to play. one
against Whitman tonight and
another against Linfield. That
makes their case hopeless for
1939-40.
The Loggers struck for the title
like champs on their recent road
trip. They won two from Whit
man and two from College of
Idaho on Feb. and 3, and 6 and Z.
They added win also over the
strong Eastern Oregon Normal,
non-conference.
The Loggers won also from Lin
field and Reed college, Portland,
on the road. That gave them
seven wins out of eight games on
the road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21

PULLMAN = n mafh~ma1IuI
chances are env fsef a thu e<n1e
= The r<e<. WezkIn9ton xfete cet-
l<x> ssin h<d eue to-day h -
northsrn disszinu. r1<Ifis c<1111
conferences hs<k<fneIl ramoef1u.
Tia w. = Z aa<r(ef hfru<1
fsek ww.k ffAsvefsisv ~ W&r1~
snxtnn c0tflt <A.<e tset nfen< II
ne f'ns a. swe-n~ms spvteo
here.
A. result. weshlnxsn~ Grn6uI
<siil hss five s~f<&ts seelnu< 80
Ier N dzvisEnn Ieas1<Hx o<oIen
atate ee,l<x> Grew nn1 ~.
sxsinst University ~ pxe4e1. =
z<<nna riAe~. =
ss~spsss - r~~e SGup~r1po
sAewt~g - ~ 1lv1uoner ~oks>
lsx s<eses. sep1punusp upo1v
Ltssh - Wnnn1nuouk - !
Cea9ass fs<ae1 soea1 neonp !
trnI1lae - hA1f ll>po 18iI
klsk x}sb<rt. W. 4. q. nnone1n44o
forward. snsr~a flve kNsGe1o y
the s~ecni half - teed ~ ec<o6-s
hack win - nsinu1ea u n.
". \ 6. t.sk : nne<peln1 -
and strstchsd Il n fIve pu>n<n
The scoss was tIed nv t1nlok
during Inc Earns. aftet = 49,
start. Lindh - eepf~sn win -
peints !
Th@ nsmmsfx*
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21

College 81 Puget Sound Ia going
M lor league on sts annual skl day
az Paradise valley "a Washing
tons birthday,
The most extensive ilz; az prises
in history 81 the Logger Sal club
vii Re presented winners in the
competition smeng fraternity and
sorority members
A feature race brings out fac
ulsy members on the slippery stats.
Kappa sigma Theta sorority
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
JACK MARSHALL KOS CAMPOLO

vsi~ssia b . huge ssss. pseklng - peun1p
90 sis-fsss thsss.lssh bs.@. Ensh Sinu~ -
want down. ~ iappss< hs<kwsfes $3.50 -
ard spprssiaslss shssu fs~ - ssusn essw1
Of s.ses whieh hsA ss~ssisus>1 ~ p~ttsy sum
~ sfA7s for fhs saspsi~~ sp><t.<tel
Promoter Mike Iseuhs had ehasea csmpeIa ~
Hasr after the Argentine knpsh~d ouf hx lin
Robinson ~ Philadelphia IN Laurel Gsr<isns N ~
United states debut three weeks "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21

NEWARK. N. J.--Jaek Marshall az Dallas. .
hooking Texas steer. was bellovinK today for
Buddy Basr. the fstic fodder which had been
promised March 10 10 vaientin campoio Of
Argentina. another alleged Wild Bull 81 the Pam.
pas"
Marshall was believing for nasr becauss ~
bis stunning upset last night At Laurel Gardens
the highly-touted campolo. whom Marshall
floored sIx times while pounding out iop-ssdsd
f0.round decision.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
L.uthers Tied
For Top Spot

Monda, Results
p l. c. o.. 81 MATHIS s'' |"
western Is. al Eastern ~.
-. TUESDAY Night
wsdnssda, >isht
Seattle COLLEGE a. ~ Martins
Pacific Lutheran college today
-. o.. -. ..t,,. cuu,..,
washington @oiiese OF h''"osS'""
in the Washington intercollegiate
league basketball race, following
its 81 10 20 victory over 81. Mar
tins college Tuesday night in the
OLYMPIA high school gymnasium.
n was the third consecutive
triumph scored by the Luther-
an. over the Rangers.
The Gladiators rolled along nj n
merry pace against ST. Martins.
building up a 1918 lead at the half.
The Rangers. fighting gameiy.
kept their own total mounting
gradually, but couldn't press the
Lutherans closely enough 10 make
an exciting game.
"Hotfoot" Johnny KaiIca was
back In stride for the Rangers.
ringing up 10 points for the high
scoring honors. Harry Lang and
...---. =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21

treatment.
nlNDuNG A. MUSTARD
I never have sen . stand
ard baseball eontrart tssw
laymen ever hass. for that
matterl but from what ! can
gather u must - marc bind
ing than a trunkIul ~ mast-
ard rlssters. and ~ hard 10
break a. a Mississippi roussa-
bouts skuil.
II must be : enr-sided In
stfament. too. - one sided ss
a blackboard, because ! never
heard az q player who had
any success. marked or other
wise. In trying 10 release him-
self from IT. clutches
Once . player sigma WITH .
club. that club has him ~ -
mercy. u can s~li him "a The
pixcea tee team In upper Ark-
an~as n n WAITS "a. Or n csa
trade him for . smoked ham
and . grandfather. clock 10
the last pisee team In The
Twilight league 81 Scratch
Aakie. Georgia.
OR. u the fancy strikes the
owners, the player can be
given q naft spot On the bench
and told 10 sit there until ivy
begins twlning itself about his
legs.
II thu player rebels against
any Of these or dnKen other
measures. his rebellion will be
every bit a. effective ~ a fire
alarm In a home for the deaf.
A show Of spirit often results
In = slash of salary and " a
ftH1tt IfffhA@ TINS y" tf'' If'tAA
Of holding out he In often
marked with haseball'a equiv
alent Of the bar sinister and
then he IL welcome nowhere.
TAME 1T ON LEAVE ir
A team could offer star
player $500 for the season and
the player would have 10 take
II or quit baseball. lie could
not refuse u and meli his SER
vices TO higher bidder.
A. most baseball players
are not capable Of adapting
themselves 20 another profess
sion. they have 10 take what
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
GarretSOn Signs

First Tacoma Tiger regular to
sign a 1910 contract is Bobby Gar
retson, star first baseman. who
linked the document and sent it
from Yakima, where ne has been
staying the last few weeks Presi-
dent Jack Quill made known Tues
day.
Garretson had been tentatively
sold to the Oakland club of the
Pacific Coast league last fall. but
Manager Johnny Vergez of the
Acorns backed out of the deal a
couple of weeks ago.
The Tiger management fig
ured Garretson would be hard
70 deal with because of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
End 5oo-MiIe
Ski Journey

hANtf. Aita---A trio ~ Hesei.
stake, n C.. youths Easssy n~efrd
the end az . hoormlls ski AUNT
aerezs high mountain.
pnn ami ftili Me<-rAc ard Jim
Macdonald ieft Hsssissnks Jan. II
and last night ~eFe reported IT
Castle Mountain % mlles west ~
here Thcy notified authorities M
accidents had h~en experienced but
that lack ef snow sisls ysd pvoarv.u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
n oop Results

BY UNITED PRESS
Purdue 25, Michigan IL.
Illinois 81, Wisconsin IS.
Duquesne 50, Geneva 23.
La Sale so, p. NJ. G. 81.
Ursinus 80, Drxel 30.
East Stroudsburg Teachers So,
Cortland, N. ", Teachers 80.
Lafayette SO, Muhlenberg 35.
Washington State 40, Washing
ton A..
Whitman Al, willamette 81.
Mount Vernon A., Multnomah 80.
Eastern Washington 48, Western
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
Gonzaga Goes
For Bowlinp

SPOkAN E-Bowling has
been recognized as a minor
sport at Gonzaga university.
Athletic Director Claude Me-
Grath said today.
McGrath said letters will he
awarded for the new activity
just as for any other minor
sport. The Gonzaga team al
ready has been recognized by
the American Bowling Con-
gress and is expected to enter
the A. b. c. tournaments at
Detroit later in the year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
Snohomish, Edmonds
Win Opening Games

SNOHOMISH = Snohomish and
Edmonds won opening games in
the Snohomish county high school
basketball championship tourna-
ment last night.
Snohomish trounced Lake Ste
vens, 1927, and Edmonds beat
Granite Falls, 23-15. Marysville
meets Skykomish tonight and
Monroe plays Arlington. The top
teams will win the right to enter
the Northwest district high school
championship tournament.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
Basket Play
Park basketball games for Tues

Park basketball games for Tues
day and Wednesday:
Industrial league at Jason Lee
s p. m, Northern Pacific Shops VS.
Northwest Door Co. 8 p. m. Pc
terman Mfg. Co. VS.. a selected
team.
National Guard Inter-Battery
league. at armory. $50 p. m
Headquarters Battery VS.. G Bat
terry. End Bat. n. @ Battery VS.. d
Battery, Medical Detachment VS..
E. Battery.
Wednesdays Games
Church-Independent High Boys
league-Bellarmine: 5:z5 p. m.
Westminster Bible VS.. First Con-
gregstional church: $40 ?. m,
Blue Zephers vs.. First Methodist
7.35 p. m jefferson Piayfield vs..
Sons Of Perieles; $50 ?. m. FIT
teenth 81. Tigers VS.. Cakes 81
Spsrtons: $40 p. m, Sun Cold
Dairy vs.. Bethany Presbyterian;
Twelfth ST. Bells. bye
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21

Mucksrs. representing q mining
community On Lake chelan. to-day
held tho central Washington AAu
basketball title. They tiefentpsi a
Esilensburg team 34.2S Saturday
night In the final game of =
tournament here. featured BY
rough and hard checking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21

HseusheFs are set EVERY ekeef-
IN ~ their rFe<P<ess ~ r.
r>ssiaE sh~tr last years VIC
tsry. cr~teh<a kansxk sad
shirley Nrnerald. tus ~ she
nse<s able ye.nk sess<n sks~s>
81 the ceest. siIi net had
their risn this year. hey NJ
isaker are erFetlp<i ~ reh~cl
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LETS OTHERS SPEED

INDIANAPOLIS-T. E. fPop)
Myers, general manager of the
50O-mile race, never has been
around the Indianapolis Speedway
in a racing car.
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H.LINI LOSE END

CHAAIPAIGN-Alphonse fFiip)
Anders. Illinois Negro End. has
dropped out Of school because Of
SCHOLASTIC difficulties.
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Industrial League

Subs. American Lake. Stevens a.:
Marines. Theksen % Hamilton n3i.
Following are the games 70 BE-
played this Tuesday st Stadium a
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