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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Trade Show
Ready To Open
Fine Program
Arranged

Officials and members Of the
Booker 7. Washington Trade as
sociation are bnsiiy engaged this
week compile ng the finishing
touches for the tenth annui trade
exhibit AZ Forest club, In this cir,
August 20 10 September ] Tho ~
hibit will be staged concnrrcntiy
with the annual meeting here Of
the National Negro Business
league.
The trade exhibit. under the su-
peryision OF Edward ! Pitts. and
the mamnoath amateur show. dl-
ecied by Clement Mills promise
to eclipse all of the association S
previous efforts OF this kind The
amateur show Will feature All en-
tire change OF program daily.
Tho exhibit viii open al . pm.
August %. VITA parade starting
az Brewster and 81 Antoine
streets The line OF march will be
as follows:
Norm on ~ Antoine To tdHiltld H.
West on Garfield 70 Brush 10 Med
bury. East on Medbury 20 s. An
tome. South on 81 Antoine Co For
eet East on Forest 10 the Forest
club corner OF Forest and Hastings
streets.
A reviewing stand will be erect
Ell az Theodore and Brush streets.
where judges will view the parade
First and Second prizes Will b.
awarded for the most attractive
truck or float. ana the most at
tractiye marching groups in the
parade The doors Of the exhibit
Will open daily ~ pm. and sun.
dass AZ pm Further Information
concerning the parade and space
for exhibits. can be obtained hs
contracting the director. Edgar T.
Plus. 500 Chandler. phone Trinity
1-07u2. or.ihe Trade association az.
flee 446 +. Warren Phone Temple
lost Amateurs desiring to par
iicipote on one OF the nightly pro.
grams can get in touch with elem
ent r. NILS ri Trinity l-2S7a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Michigan Grad
Second Detroit
Boy Named
Davenport
Was Appointed
Last Year

Ambrose benjamin Nuti. 20
years - age, ss77 Thirtieth. vas
notified the week that he had heen
appointed 10 the United states
Military Academy at West Point.
NY.
The appointment w made last
week by Congressman John d.
ninFcll OF the Fifteenth Congress
sional district. and on the recon-
mendations Of Andrew Smith st'd
Peter Casey Of the Fifteenth CJn-
gressional District club.
sorrg SUIT ie lnt second celored
boy from Detroit 10 receive an ap-
poiniment To West Point CLAIR
ence Davenport was appointed ~
former CONGRESSMAN George O'Brien
In 1922
Nult was born IN Milwaukee.
Wis. lie graduated from North
western High school IN 1885. ard
finished fye-ycar engineering
course At tho University Of M.chi-
gan In June. lie was one OF tho
Youngest students ever 70 enroll at
Michigan
lie was 10 appear In Fort WAYNE.
Ind for a physical examination
hv an examining surgeon Thurs
day. u Nut' is successful In PASS
ing the examination he Will hr zis-
On his commission Of entrance 10
The academy
In hs Telegram 90 Andrew Smith.
Conrrcs snan pinrell suggested the
naming ~ Two alternate. ~ hch
scholastic standing in the event ~
failure az re principal because =
rhyrical deicsfs Those aifornatrs.
according 10 Dnecll should hs
named by committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Names BOAT line
I'm $4,000 SUIT
Ohio Negro In Line
For Highway Post

Sanford Roam. young Columbus,
Ohio, Negro. having passed his
physical examination for the Ohio
state highway patrol reportel
Friday, Aug. is. At Ohio State tnl-
versiiy for period OF intensive
training in those practices which
have helped make Ohioe patrol one
OF the most outstanding in the
United states.
IL voung Roam measures M 70
specification in this period OF ram
ing. and obtains passing grade.
his appointment 20 tho highway
patrol is expected to follow lin
mediaiely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Son Of Ex-Slave Was The First Canadian
To Win The Coveted English Victoria Cross

or was william Hall, who served
the Royal Navy Loyalty and well
for twenty-four years, then re-
turned to his native province TO
spend his remaining years IN quiet
retirement. Today he lies IN an
unmarked grave; the story OF his
bravery and devotion is his monI-
meni.
III ever n man was destined from.
birth for service TO his country. &;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Ticket Taker
Bars Plaintiff
From Steamer
Had Been Invited
To Attend Annual
Moonlight Of Club

Charging that he was "insuited,
Inundated and embarrassed" by
the action OF an employee OF The
Bob-Lo Excursion company John
Lewis. 1899 +. Alexandrine, lled
suit against the company Monday.
asking $4,000 damages.
Lewis Is bringing action under
the state Civil Rights Bill which
guarantees all citizens equal rights
In all public places on land and
water.
Not Allowed ON Boat
A "full fledged member OF the
Wayne County Jurors Civic As
ISOLATION" Lewis attempted 10
board a boat OF the Bob-Lo Excur-
sion on the evening OF Aug. Is. but
was not allowed 10 20 aboard the
boat by the ticket taker. The as
ISOLATION was giving its annual
moonlight ride.
Lewis, in his bill OF complaint.
declares that he was singled out Of
a large group and told by the ticket
taker that you can not 20 along"
He charges that as a member OF
the association he had heen invited
to attend the moonlight. and had
purchased his ticket from the
sponsoring committee. He present
ed this ticket and his membership
credentials 10 the ticket taker. the
bill declares.
The bill points out that the Bob
10 Excursion company. a Michigan
corporation, is engaged in trans
portation for Sre' from Detroit
10 Bob-T,o Park, and therefore
comes under tho jurisdlsction OF
the state Civil Rights Bill.
The plaintiff. who charges that
the action OF the ticket taker was
motlvated by racial prejudice, has
requested trial by Jury.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Business Notables Will Attend
National Business League Meet

When the forticth annual con-
vention cf the National Negro Bus
mess league opens here next Wed
gro business men OF America will
nesday. most ~ the outstanding Ne
90 in attendance. This is atlesled
b. the response received by the
local convention committee.
Leading the list OF business no.
tbles is nr J. +. Walker. presi-
dent Of ihc league ana official Of
an Insurance company in Memphis.
Dr. Walker will deliver his an
nusl address Wednesday evening at
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1940-12-13

Miss J. Hazel ZimLorman entertained
ct l~1choon last Tue sdcy in honor
Of Hiss Dorothy buchanan who loft
on Thursday for tho outside to sbonc
Chri str2cs
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1940-12-13

Heb! Heb! PRETTY FOXY
After a young lawyer had talked
nearly five hours to q jury, who
felt like lynchtng him, his op-
Donent, a grizzled old veteran
arose, looked sweetlT at tie judge,
and said:
"You1' honor, 7 Will follow the
example Of my young friend who
has just finished, and submi
the case wi thOut argument"
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1940-12-13

The Chr tracs pro gran undor tie
general direction Of Mss Bromley,
o39is ted by tho school staff ard
children is mcling fine progress.
CUPID SCORES Lu0T--G7 BULLS I've
Hiss Lorindo lard han res ignod her
position IS toochor in the Palmer
school and Will t exc { trip outside
to be married.. Hiss Yards successor
has not boon nomod.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1940-12-13
SCHOOL NOTES

Tho play to be put IN by tho Senior
Glass January IL Will b "Tho Iraag-
mary Invclidn c French comedy,
under tho direct Of Hiss Lorindo
Tho boskot6 a ca:.o -7.,o1, VS.
2 1ut-2c. sc-1--.(l . 50 30 played to-
night hos boon called off because of
sickness in the Eklutno school.
In cloan, hard fought, closely con-
tested games played last wool:,
Pclmor girls lost to Wosillo ond
the boys won from Wosil1o by narrow
margins. CONTINUED top Of pago)
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1940-12-13

HOSPITAL NOTES
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1940-12-13

HOSPITAL EOTG3
n. and IRIS. jock Cope are the
proud parents OF 6 lb g ounce
Girl whom they have named jill
Eiloon.
n. and RS. |o1loa IiocCullon have
{ new 8 1b Ia ounce baby Girl
Margaret Elotnc.
RS. Arthur Bohnor has undergone
{ tonsiloc 5ory.
IRIS Jack Tyler and IRIS Arra trorg
arc confined to their bods wi tn
tho FLU. IRIS TIcr1y Rice IS llo1p-
ms out on the nursing STAFF
during tho Illness Of tho regular
nurses.
Scot5y .-cPhorsor and Earl .c7Lfish
OF TIdop ondonco line aro receiving
tco ctM.ont for flu.
Lt5tl0 Pat Snodgr-5o WHO was burned
several wcoks $50 is doing worry
nicely end is expected to loovo the
hospital in O dcy or two.
Heb! Heb! PRETTY FOXY
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

ITS. L. C. Stock, ITS .Nn. ,ollish, Frs. F. N. Dorsey, and 3as J. Hazel ZiImnerm entertained wit bridal shower at the homo of frs. Stock on Thurs day, February 18th, in sonor of Hiss Hazel Shoonberg and rs. Harry Rice. About thirty guests Woro present and many lovely gifts were pros ontod.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

Bob Andors on, who comos from Iowa, arrived hero last Wook- end and is steyinG at tho Jack Cope homo. lir. Anderson, who is q frion6 of I.r. Cope, plans to mako his homo in Alaska cnd will stay at tho Cope hone tCnp porari ly.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

IRA F FIR BRINGS IN FURS
 Mr. Edward Uea ch, whose residence 5i at Palmer, returned recently from h. trap1ine near the headWaters of the Matanusl1a River. IF Ueech brought in a catch Of 29 pe1ts nsisting of 8 ermine, 7 WolV crime, lynx, fo, and 5 mar tin, and 2 coyotes.
 Mir. Ueech said several things ham pered the trappera this past season. The weather was or such a nature th& traps could be l1eot in working
 condi on only about weeks of the season. Travelling was also difficul part of the time. Fur is scarce, this being near the end of what trap pers know as the fur cycle.
 The suicide Of IF. Al Dreese, which occurred last winter, took place in one of the cabins occupied by lIr. Ueech on his trapline. Being unable to use this cabin, IF. Ueech was forced to abandon about half of his trapline. The cabin was locked by the U. s. Marshall after the suicide,
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23
B.B. COACH

B.B. COACH ENT2RTAIl+8 TT. and l'r. V. F. Morenan ontort- ainod tho members of tho boys BsB. team, who were to mako the trip to the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous, with Q dinner on Friday, February l6th. Although nine boys made the trip only oil Int of them were cblo to attend the dinner.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

IF. and Yrs. Owen Jones on6 Donna Rae took IF. and Itrs. L. c. Stock ard Larry to Anchorage last Friday fror' whore they took the train for trc outside.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

ITS. Howard Estollc was Tnuraday morning visitor and dinner guest of Lr. and Hrs. Harry Nimc1or.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

TALLER FOR*G7Ts E%MCT CLUB The Palmer For-get-me-not Club members are painting their flower books. Bruce Graham ont the hinges on the books. .Io @layed bat and ball before supper. The next All meeting will be the first of March. It will be at ITS. Graham's.
 Kenneth Roy Klinepier
 Club Reporter
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23
CHURCH HCTIC-

Work is still incomplete at the Uni t Protes taut Church so Sunday School and Church will Oo held in the Com munity Gynnas jun next Sunday Feb. 18th. Beginners and Primary dem rt- monts will meet at tho Lanse.
The Valley settler., 1940-02-23

IuGo ocG from any cno1o, -o&s ssossos no value, othor tho of pain and hoartacho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Do Your Driving
'Swingiime' Way

The popular rhrase Music with
seur m<slz.~ ~ river 10y %
sMuzse with youF motoring >
Tat i. u sou have rsdIo y ypzsF
ear, snd u Il : i prep>F wersinx
order.
o. coar~<. th<r<s - esra s<nss
u hsviax : rsa.a n en<sk esr ~.
le&< a . in weFklax eF.1er. n
fact. tn r<es<nc< - : redln wHtck
fsfu.<s 70 nstnx N yeuF fsveFtt<
FFuxranax when $50 are eat - =
lcax mp = ne family cer !. rscxe
~ IN zxF>sst'aa tan snythinx
sis~.
TIE f<sk II k<srsn< ear reslc~
~ hnme FxdIo<. to- ~ ben
xiveu mush Httentien At IL Mln~
spn Mnsar snaArany. where ; son-
riste aepertm<nt - he<n hslit
~ % rena<f Fsnahse ARD effirlsnt
sersice 10 esr owners vita r.1iIn
ffuuhiee.
Putting go m The ar ara k~<r-
Inc ycu sh<fe n ana ~ - f><rpns
abilities a. In Fndss servtze mar
II me Mansen Meter eenpenr.
ana sh< Department n weIl auall-
fi<f ~ sxp~risne< snd <quIrment
10 30 rs<t TIT thing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Irwin-Jones 10
Hold Open House

Setting aside tho nest % days
~ Spring Open House. Irwin.
Jones Motor Co. Tacoma Dodge.
Plymouth distributor. 10 launching
one Of the FIRMS most aggressive
campaigns 10 make Il easy for
Tacoma motorists 10 see and
learn first hand the 1910 Dodge
LUXURY Liner features and advsn-
tages. according TO Mel Jones
The Irwin-Jones showronms II
T2s broadway have been specially
arranged 10 display the entire
Dodge model line IN a wide variety
Of new spring coIof. for the event.
The showing will include Dodge
models which the Tacoma public
generally Will view for tina first
time such ~ the new Hollywood
model. approximations style leader
OF the 1910 line. The new addition
II four-door sedan available IN
the spring fashion shades ol
Shocking Blue and Tropical
Tan" and has numerous new fea.
lures and novel luxury touches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

PORTLAND - G1nsie<son -
Anl<fi<sn f@xiea ns<mb<f@ thsf ~
unigef nfaEes sHnsiId bsys nofhlax
u 10 4fth tn va hsa aof neea
shenssd - sssnfs h Essfep< = -
1T few Henkhs. A. q Hastea.
spokaae. WsxA1nxssa sseze eovz-
nl.ndsf u fhs L.ex'on 80 mfe
Tlse3dsy.
Hutton sid ~sseps sboFt ~ ~&<~
arr ilkslr % LED y As1<rte4a -
yclssnsat. ard appfovet IL
auaGea s1aEsxnent a - 14z<1H9i
f.egloa chisf. K&yzn1n1 keIiy. toet
ny sftsrnpt 70 elo&k e4F nezl-
fFAiilg with . hlase6 belIsGeftnr<
vii Esd ~ into ~ war
Hutton. : npokaue attorney,
dropped of in Portland dufinx .
swing AROUND washington He ~
accompanied b Fred Fucker, ~
attie. state adlufanf. Hn1 Mr. =.
\. DsnEis. Dayton. Wssh.. state
auxiliary pssadsnt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Changing Oil :
Real Money Saver

Motorists whe have wnados<1
phy snfmaoDsis snHlo<a nee1
spring eiesHInx ut HE lIvieG
ynoms ~~iii ~ EysfsfuI fov : een-
si.@ ard tiafoaxh sspiessll1u %.
pared for tb<m - n1eife touni
snsnsesF. n 4. f.snia
ssc>eI1 ~sstAsf \ msjx eonro
~ "a dst<fisstlso. ~ 90
''whsn . ksiIen ~ sssslIne y
bufnsd IA an sexIne, mofe tHe3
on@ asiioa n wst<f 4 psu9neo< =
fhs form ~ stsasa a. vNp&w. n
the ussth@r II chilly sneMGo =
esnd<uss this ysp1r. ~ wst<r
runs sewn infe tn spnnkeae> ~
whsfe Il h&s<eas exl4etzo9 sz4
causes f1xmslleu ~ : inayseealse-
iiks nst<Flsl eeiis6 sia1se.
~Yea asn't is4ea blIsaaH1 y
get tnls kind - eoatxmieefIea.
ansppy N<sshs<. aseh - fese1
eE<n n aouth&xn CNiiferale en1
Assxens. eilI exszse ~ s<eea q
eona<ase ard 1llal< th@ eFsnh<<ss
~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Goodyear Siaris
Summer Drive
Arrived OF Touring
Brings Activity

Opening gaa IN Tn Goodyear
Txre q Rubber compeny's spring
and summer advertising campaign
on tirvs begins thls week vita :
sc.ineA advertisement n TIE Ta-
coma Times
Feature az The campaign. witch
IL tlus<sy because Il starts e -
beginning Of ere Il ths largest
driving and hcllAav motoring ss&-
son. forecast In the history u to
country. stresses safety. urging
that mntnrisss avoid trying 10 save
money ~ stssmpsiux t. cs<h IN 90
the last 10 per cent II the miis-
zgs N th<ir uFrs. when thss sr<
llkely 10 run Into 20 per eeHt ~
the trouble Trey may expect n The
prcdurt's total lsfs.
IN other worfs. pointed cut =. =.
shzuh. Of Hhsuh- Ellisrn c.. WA
has been selling 0eodfesfs Ter II
years locally, the ear ewner
would b much better of and save
more. not only IN time. ard actual
outlay q cash. but insure for him.
self and his family real safety u
he wouid not Try 10 run hi present
tires cut 10 the last dlms mile
we have what we ssrtn = pu.lc
offer. ~ our contribution toward
reduction of accidents due 70 tire
blowcntz." shaun added. explain
ing that. we offer to pay far
those danger miles while the ear
owner can ride on safe new ucod.
years.
Owners should drive in for .
free inspection which does not
nhllxats than In the slightest. "
shauh declared. He further added
that the new tires are guaranteed
In writing. not for any specified
length Of time. but fer their f.iii
life. without time or mileage iiInlts,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
United Adj
More Planes
Msons Greedy
Improved eervIco

United Ar tinss No leouu~r~
stssi n<w resaie aeyII1h< f1f114
ffum seattle - c&1onnev nv
YORK. and etHev eeo1oeN pu1oo4
sappiementlna ~ eHIe(Inx r1ooCrg
service ffum that city u ~ -
seeeFIlax 70 snnpuaaemeul lo1nx
~ unIt<sI's iaeHI affIcx Ine 9I1oe<
threaxA sad fNsfev tfire neswoe4
ths Puget nasnd nsen aH1 ~ -
sFe n addition h a4w norvIooo -
vansouyer. y e. Fer<Inn1. -
Fssnelsea sad f.ss Aax<les u =
reported.
Plans Toe IN dsyilont fI1eH1
frem nestils 10 eaif t.2ho CITY.
peassf, Chicago 80 Neu xer1l
call fsF departure frem hat fttv
A Tan > n with arrival II
Chicago tsfafs midainnt. nuHnLnH
simss n the xn1st .t8-e6an1 nln11
ffpm New York n neallie ~
beinx cut % peoti9s : 1'k-hees
f"*t*t @EftNW
othsr festsS~s ~ uniisaHe m>m-
msr srh<dul<s, NnIeh rive lhtn
area : fourth daily round. frfo
flight frnm Seattle 10 naa Frma-
cisco ard L. Annsle4 : na1E
dsiiy rgszn1-tfip fIixht from -
sftis 10 Portland Aad Z seeo&6
reund.trsp fiIsht h~tw~es neatG1s
and vsneouysr. rsster ffnsr1
timss viii ~ sffss1ive steNe ~
pselfis eoasf - vel - sieaH ~
coast. fe-ssast rotlf4
u y rsparfed thel uHlle1HH
sshsdais sspsnsiAus vii - f1.n14
miles 70 fhs sifIsnss daily acss-
siisas. nakiaK fatal ~ - .hQ1
fniiss daily. sad iasfe<< psseeo4<f
s~at mites frem zs.oop. 100 =
~. 90. eoo p<f meafh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Buick Sales
AiHigh Peak
April Business To
Set New Record

Strong April sales uers -
ported by the BUICK dIyislon u
General Motors IN . survey ~
oslysd today BY n a. Musilsf,
president of Mssslisr lisfkins
Buick distributor for Tseons sfsd
Southwest Washington. Ths -.
port indicates that Buick u near
Ing an sli-tims production mark
and IL maintaining ih@ pTsesdsat.
breaking nslss pace established II
tbs introduction VI The 1850 model
season.
Buick IL registering msieh hsts
Ter than tbs usual seasonal tread.
bosh IN Tacoma ard II The eosfn.
Try 80 = shels." Nusilsf ssid.
Domestic deliveries ~ Buick ases
tor ears during tbs first 10 days
~ the month reached The new
high ~ sti1 units. . eos percent
Increase over this same p<fiof .
year ago. whsa s.ase ears ws<s
sold in ina United States"
According n factory reports.
this 10 The hest April 10 psFied
IN ths history ~ ths company,
ara Indicated > Teed increase n
sales during April - against u
previous month. Last year. March
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

For the second yeor specio owod tor highest ronkno
in QUITO industry sofey design presented 10 Ply
mouth Division OF Chrser Corp OF the 18th onnuo eosern
Sofey Conference New York City recently Here Mormon
Demon Automotve Sofey Foundation director nen cor
erouIotes D. Eddn9s Plymouth president eenie1 on his
componys achievement in winning the l'zO trophy tor soeb
frioht president and publisher OF Sofey Engineering ooo
zine which mode comparative survey Of current model
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

Fr~d a&ad. lens ssrpeiat>1 M
- ire industry = TnceEI1 -
iast p~aasd N tzr>@-y<o< u[r&
win I.lefd znlt<f. foeol <G11111r11<
- uaztez Stats. tzr>e
rre1 tlsn1 6rso1oo ~ )1m1 -
~ .ai< u q. 4 Neyol n1n11rf -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

@ Ford president the Ford Motor pon shown greeting the V ts,
the ae right Governor Moore Of Ses Jersey the historic eaf horne
Limited ehoion supply @ and Doos
OF the odwinto
in
The also Ford
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Hudson Orders
Best in 4 Years

DETnOFf Tutsf Fssail sales n
zt7s new ifn9son cars foF ths
wes. ending April 70 we're report
81 to-day ~ George u. FFstt. gan
essi aaiss manager ~ the h,sdsou
Motor Car eompany-
Domestic sales for ~ wesk
gained sTsk ever the saGns 0eek
= year ago and FspFsHsntsd siis
b<ss eszmparsbls week - faaf
years. Pratt stated
New dselsFs 70 ths nasmh@f -
sz0 have besn signed ~ the eaznr
p4ny 10 far Ia th4 earFsnf rnedsl
season. Pratt dlseiox@d.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

Numbers 8. -. - ana ~. SYM
bols of NotFs Danse football his-
toFy, win Figure prominently N
Warner Bros '-fhe Life o. knuts
HoekBe.+ They ad0Fnsd The ief-
asya Of Elmer f.ayden. Don Miller.
Jun Crowley ana Marry 9tuhidFe-
her. the famed 'sFotir Horssmen"
who viii b. portrayed to lhs pc
tare.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
America Is Backsliding!

number OF
seutve month called forth "sow
Safety council today
motorists charged he first
three months OF 1910 and
dead than during the corresponding period
With the heaviest driving Of the perhaps
year scheduled for the It begins
this country has something
m
losing than 1000 men = N =
would taking drastic subdue
whole individuals
the careless motorist about the the driver
about the road the direct this needless
slaughter.
machine gun an enemy who O
actions disgaceful condition
facing this country
Accidents bound transports
himself from another will collisions when
while under influence of liquor and ks
that's accident IT'S MURDER
When q drives his so miles the
side the headon into another killing
SLAUGHTER!
fatalities resulting
negligence disregard
responsible them the
holdup the
that relatively small portion Of vehicle
realize that driving automobile serious business
Idaho Celebrates!
FALLS bridge the of Idaho
thing the yesterday Gov. A. Boofsen shipped
north south the Snake
mtorim bridge between Falls
and Jerome counties
participating the purchase
festivities
at Inc until
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Art Takes a Beating

Chevrolet the patience
and the fishing ability
a Swiss mountain climber
taking chin the the fishing season opened
Sunday down DesChutes way
a by himself
about the time he ready TO to the cocesed
really fisherman cloudburst drove him back
to his car only to he locked himself out!
walk farmhouse for steel rod, Art returned
soaking succeeded opening Master Chevrolet
Back 10 his fishing disastrous results VERY
one. another barage, Art
On the he snagged the trimmings
his n know stumps "aint"
sissies!
gravel road straw pebble proved
vino is safet but didn't do it good
And to Of a perfect day! for fisherman
as for me well III take vanilla!
Primitive Guyt
W. Robinson Of Mclaughlin tried fishing
slipped rock and went In
under water he grabbed whop-
hand that IL got away.
walker the samese trouble twins
of auto row . md we really trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Telling Them!
Veteran Joins Titus!

you J. (BBII) Holmes you don't Know youf
auto
began selling for the Universal Motor
company memory he has been
selling make 10 past / that
during marched behind the Ford banner
Today wooing his first love Ford and he II
doing romancng downtown Forc