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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-30

eemober Notwithstanding onau.
ieben -, 10 5eiet iib bier >pie0er ein-
nal Ser quite &ern zines alten beil-
funoigen Goterbroud)s.
- 6. g., ga.
@tmos 9an3 Si6eres iiber sic GIN.
fange ser @rb0lse,uinnl,ng in ben
Ser. stuaten IGBt iid nidt aneebcn.
IS miro bebauptet, Dob ser erite @ro-
olbr,m1en in Ben Ser. Staaten i'm
Sabre 1859 5l1 Sit,,snille, Ga., on-
gebobrt tporben. Canals i6Gtte man
- mas iebr tpobribeinlid au nicbrig
gegriffen lit - Die @rool= =grobnftion
ser eon5en @elt ouf $4,000 @ollonen
pro Sabr. Sellte probu5iercn Die
Ser. Stoaten allein iobrlid iiber 10
0tilliarben @ollonen. slls mon al,-
erIt Setrolellm entoefte, bielt man
oasielbe fir proftiid) ipertlos. spa.
ter fono ireeno ie,nonb, bob es fir
Hbenn1otisnms gut iei l,no es puroc
in fleilen 5laiben oil omerifaniid)e
Sarmer llnb anoere als Sir fir oie.
les 2eioen berfonit. 8olo ober CT.
fano ,nna ein Gerfabrcn gum &afii-
nieren Oes Oels, nno bon MN M
tritt bas &eroiin hes SanoeIs ouf.
IS botte arobe Gor5ii9c por 8oloI
ooer &er5en ober es eut5iinoete
iitb leiht nmb erplobierte in ser Gam.
pc, mos picle Menibeulebcn foltcte.
Daran tpar oos. Nopbto I'M Del
i6ulb; aber Ser @benie gelana es
enolib, oasielbe aus5ul6eioen, nno
nun tpnroe oos Del als 2eltbtItoif IN.
eebeuer popular. - No6 ipunocrbo-
rer biclleibt, ols bies aGes, iparcn
Die bielen .Grfinbuneen aur 9iutbor.
n1o6nng ser monberlei Nebenproouf.
te, ipeldc iid bel Ser >@etpin1una rel.
men 8etroleums e,,tipifclten. Giele
bunoerte oerl6iebene pertpoIe 9te.
benprooufte tperben beute an 8oren
eemabt! @s gibt i6iperlib iraenb
cine olloere SS'lonitrie, lpelbe ser 8il-
lenIbaft ,pidtieere 9ienite ecleiltet
BOT, oils bieie.
- $. g., Nebr.
Inter Belleera (Moisfranfbeit)
beritebt mou cine &ra,ltbeit, sic an.
geblid) pom reibli6en MoiseernB
berriibren ion. Gs lit cine drcnilbe.
idtpere, meiit t0olid enoeloe affef-
tion, beren @anptipnptome @rptbe-
ME (oberflddlide Salttoffeftionen)
an 1lnbef1eioeten &0rperitellen, Ser.
bauungsanomalien, nerboie nno pbD-
iii6e Storungen, enblib (na6 10 bis
Is Sabren) p0lise @rib0pfune bill.
ben. Cine oflte Jorm (Yeuoera tp-
pbola) iiibrt ebent,len in ipeniaen
(5ortiebuns auf Seite 12) y.
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OKAON BALM

Bewaehrtes Heilmittel gegen Rheumatismus.
gichtische Schmerzen, Asthma und Fuss
gelenkschmerzen. Viele Dankschreiben. 9
kung, Preis SIPS. Nur gegen Money Ordes
s6chTefben Sic noch heute an "Okaon Balm
- West 18th St.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Neitt,pedj, bea 80. Dfteber 1910
HuSRllflft
Msif 6. M., q. N..

as 2JdS SSOTI s,4)QuOlDeef III ellle
Mbfiir5ling bon Nnbnlloip-e'en, Aller.
Beilige,l-gorabeno Der grallf), an
nieiem sbenb allerban6 Sdabernad
5ii treiben, riibrt Der BON Der nber-
glallbilben beibniiben Mnfidjt, bob be-
fonoers an bieienl Mbeno, abnIid) fpie.
III Der 8aIpurgis1adt, @eiIter, Se-
zen itno aoboIoe ibr llnlpeien treibeil.
Mrs. S. S., Colorado
@enn Bel5parcn iiber CONNER.
bonn 2iegen ober berfebrter Gerpaf-
flung 5erfnittert iporben iinb, tam
man ibneG burd5 fo1genbe gebano-
lung iuie6er ein friIbes ansieben
aeben. Nogsenfleie (8De 8ran) miro
10 beiB aIs m0elid aealodt nno oann
bos Bel3ae,lg gut oolnit eingerieben.
MIsoann 1T oos GeI55eue gut aus5lt-
biirften l,nb linfsieitie aisauflopfen.
2onebaariees Ge1atperf nuB borIidtig.
nit eine,n tpeiten &nnm al,sgefammt
tper6en.
Naile 8elaiahen barf man ME BEL
8fentparme trodner, bo babufb bas
2eber bart miro nnb bie Saare ipr0b
nno brii6ig inerben Am beiten lit
es, n1on itreibt nod Dem @olhen
Dos @aiier nit elmer giirfte Dem
Stride nnb ob uno l1bt iie on Der
Suit I'M Sbatten trofnen. SIT ber
Gels troden 10 miro er geflopft ,rno
Damn crit NIT einem aroben &amn
gef11n,1it.
SIT Der HeI3 mlr itoubig, 10 fann
man i'm leidt nit Corn MeaI rel
ben nno Damn ousflopfen.
- Nrs. ST. g., >. - J. ..
Dieie bon benz ,,Sania SrapeI
Gerbice" fir DeutI6lanb beIorgten
@eIo- lmb Nabrln,esnlitteI- -5enbu,-
gen tperoen nidt bon bier abgeianbt
lino fallen ben engliiden Seeralber,l
nidt in bie Sanoe, ionbern iperoen
per Gabel oas bis iekt nod ,,ibt
BON ben Gngl6noern fontrolliert tpiro
nod 9eltibIano eeianot. Das.
geIhiebt innerbalb aebn Eaeen 1nb
lit garantiert BON Ser obengenonuten
@eiel1id)nft. Die Mbreiie befinoet iib
al,f Seite 12 bieier Summer.
esran $, So, Snb.
Mns griine1 gomaten tam man eli
ne ipobllebmedenbe 3uipeiIe bereiten
nad) folgenoem &e3ept: Man ninlmt
0aan A anart CRIME somaten, A 3i=
tro1en (2emons), 4 8flinb 3uder,
/ 3ol( Sneer-8ur5el (@inger @oot)
iu,o cine baIbe 9oiie faItes @aiier.
Mom ipalbt bie Eomaten 1lno Id)nei<
BET lie in sbeibell. Damn iiiet man
Die 3itronen, ebenfalls in biillne
Gdeiben geidnitten, bin5u llnb ber-
1niid)t alles nit Dem Sneiper uno
Den1 8aiier. 9os @an3e IoBt man
2 Stnnoen lang Ianaiam fobe1 EiBt
es abfiiblen nnb labt es ipieber,tm 2
Stulaen lansiam foben. Daral,f
fiillt man es, ipdbre,o es nod beiG
1T, ii refine 5Iaid)en ODER 9opie
(Sars) nno peridliebt bieielben luit~
0id)t.
9. 30, dla.
Der @einnbe lit illrln,lner geeen an=
itedlulg als &ranfe lln6 Sdtpabc.
Die nleiiten 4ranfbeitsfeime iammcln
iidJ 6a an mo bielc Menitben per-
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ftors Sausnummer nidt. !"

S0n Ger dllffallen0en Selifrdff Der
3niebel ipirb aus elmer i6neiaeriidben
6erienfolonie foIgenber 8nrfnn be.
ridtet: gines Der BORT ,ntereebrads
ten Ginoer bate elm Warmelabenbrot
Der5ebrt, babel beriebentlib cine @e-
lpe in BEN Dumb befonuten ino NOR
bon 6erlelben in ben Sails eeitohen
iporben. Sofort ihpoG berielbe ,,n-
forn,ig a,t, nnb es trat cine Iebens.
eefabrlide slte,nnot ein. Inn oas
aino Dor bem @ritiden su beipabreu,
,pare ein 9uftrobrel,ld)nitt erforbers
lib geiueien, bod tpar bon Ser emit
legehen MIp aus fein slr5t re6taeitie
beran5ubolen. Gin neben bem sSerien-
beim aniaBiser Bauer borte oen be-
banerliben llnfan. @r elite berbei
a,nb gab einen alte,L elten G0tcrrat:
Mon iplle bem &inbe ,mper5iielid
friide 3miebeln at fa,ten eeben nnS
5tpar iolanae, Biz, bie Sbpellume oes
Salies 5llriideebe.
Mlio gel6ob es. 9os &ino fante
geboriam oie ibm gereibten 3rpie-
beln 9fad aebn Minuten IieB oie
Sdpeauna fi6tbor nad. 9ie atem-
not perlor iid, uno bas &ino mar Dor
Dem fidern @ritid,tnestoo beipabrt ee>
blieben. 9ie eetpobnli6e 3piebeI bat
te in bieiem Sale ldnen ,nb iifer
cine auffalleno ibnelle Seilung be.
ipirft.
Inn bas Bbdnomen bieies ,S,pie-
belerfolges" at beriteben, lit es no
tig, iid 5h pergegel1ipartieen, bob
3piebeln mie a,tb onoere 9eimlinae
Der Yflan5entpelt ltarfe Strobllngen
ausienoen. Sobalo mon cine 3micbel
anf fbneibet, peritarft ii6 6ieies Strob=
lunesbermogen, ,,no oipor nm 10
mebr, in le friiuberem 3uitanoe iie
ange1bnitten miro. @s lit eeluneen,
0iele Strablen au nleile,l, ibre .ieipei=
lige Starfe, ibr anidtpellen nno ab=
flingen in &nrpe, al1f8lioeibnen. So
ergab fib g. g., baB sic strabIuuo
BET elmer friidgeernteten 3piebel, bic
man a,fgeibnitten bate, rnnb 40
Wini,ten ipabrte uno nod MbIaaf ser
eriten fiinf Ninl,teu am ltGrflten ipar.
3erldnitt man bie 3miebeI in feinere
S6eiben ooer 5errieb man iie, 10 er,
lolb Die Strablung tpelentli6 idnel-
ler. gsabe m9eimling ,,no friid
als Dem 8oben ee5oeen, itrablte iie
mebr ols ooppelt 10 itarf ipie bel ee-
tp0bnlidem 9ueribnitt uno i'm SpGt-
pinter. .... ... ".
8eitere SoridJ1,nsen erbradten Sen
geabmeis, Dab bon iolben 3miebel-
itroblltngen eieentiinlibe beilenoe
@infliiiie auf getpiiie @eipebe Ses
meni6liden &orpers ausaineen. Die-
| ie 5eititellung fano ibre 8eitatieuua
onrd Die tpieoerbolt bon Mersten ee-
ma6te 8eobabtllne, bab G0lfer, oic
rei6li1 3tpiebeln eIien, perbdltnis>
1maBis penig Darm- >ltno Sautleiben
anfpeiiell. Experimental fonnte fer
ner er,nittelt iperoen, baB Sic Strob-
lnngen bon friiden 3ipiebeln @epe>
be anregen nno 8afterien IGbmen, ia
gera0est totem. r -.
Sm Golfsglanben ipielt Sic 3pie-
bel bon altersber cine feinesipess nn-
tergoronete 9oIle. Oie Mnipen0ula
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8rnmnl Sfalb arfgetpirbelt miro, Die
cine Wenge bon rnnb 6O,000,0001
idaOliher nnb. llnldabliher &lein.
lebemeien entbalten, 10 tlluB man iid
tpnnbern, DOB nidt mebr Granfbei-
ten berbreitet nerben Man iollte ie-
ben abenb por Dem Giien uno 5bla<
feneeben iid eriinolid madden uno
ontifeptiihe MitteI gebraubelt.
- 6. 8, galif.
Gin @rnno, ipesbaIb aib in ee-
innobeitlider Siniidt 1miere iiineere
Generation nibt nebr 10 bieI bertra-
gen fam lino idipader ipirb, lit i,r
Der geribiebe,tbeit Ser @rnGbr,,ng
an iltben. Die iett Iebenoe GItere Sc
neration NOR nod an frdftigere 1,nb
geiiinoere Soft eetpobnt, Sbtpar5brot
llnb 5dinfeil ,lno fraftiaes Bier.
Mud anbere fraftiee NabrunesmitteI
iinb in gergeiienbeit eeraten. go lie.
ben ,lnlere 8orfabren faum einel,
Sag poriibergeben, obne iaure ooer
bide MiId ii, ireenoeiner Jorm ee-
.noiien al boben. sic fannten aus
grfabrling Die Nabr- ,,nb @eilfrdft fte
oieier Speiie. @s ipiirbe fib ean5 ee-
nib Iobnen, nenn a,id beutaltage
nniere &inoer auf bieies einaigartige
Nabr- ,,no Seilmittel .iaure MiI6"
aufmerfiant gemabt l1nb augeleitet
miiroel1, hieielbe ipem Speiie5ettel
bei5ufiigei1.
IS. IT,, Minn. -
9ie gbpiiolosie bat feitaeient, oaB
Die 8hltmenee oes geIanten menib-
Iibeit &orpers BEL @rtpabienen ettpa
ben 13. Sell, bel Meugeborenen i,l-
eefabr BEN 49,. Sell bes &orperee-
tpid)tes a1,smadt De1nnab bat elm
Grna6lener bon 40 Nuab @etpibt
10 Hfnno glut llno elm neugeborenes
Rinb BON 6 Gf,tno nur elm babies
'Hflmo 8l1t. Gin fleiner 8lutperInlt
fann alio Sanslineen ihon gefdbr-
lid iperben, mabreno BEL grtpobienen
erft Der 8erluit Der @aIfte oes 8f,z
tes orinsenoe aebenssefabr beoingt.
Mrs. S. g., Jla.
@s frelit nns, baB nn{er Sausn1it=
tel fir 8laienleioen lno geger 8ett-
naiien Der &inoer bainals aebolfen
uno mir itellen es ssbnen, ba sic
Die a,lsfunft berlangt. baben, germ
tpieoer aur gerfiigllna. sDas @e5ept
lantet: @opaina 8aliam: i ltn5e;
Stpeet Spirits Of Nitre:: 2 ltn5en;
oieie tperben eemiibt, uno fir ain-
Der, ie nad benz 9llter, in @aben bon
10 bis 80 Gropfen fir @ripa6lene
einen Seeloffel bon, oreimal tdglid,
in etpas Mild o6er 9affee perab=
reibt. a..
- S. 6, go. 1T. "
| l1m ipirflame 9ilfe aus ben Sell
fraften Der 3,piebel al eraielen, mub
man. oie 3piebeI rob eiien, eefodte
baben ipenig Sell nod NGbrfroit.
IS gibt folnn eine Bflan6e in @ottes
9eaturapotbefe, Die 10 ollieifie BEL Sen
beri6iebeniten llebeln uno &ranfbei-
ten angemenoet iperoen fann. 3pie=
bellaft tdglid) ein- big atpeinloI ie ei-
nelr Seeloffel boa auf einen gBloffel
poI 3nfer genommen, lit beiltpirfe,lo
bel Baiierbeldiperben nno @aller-
inbt. Gebadte nnb auf 8utterbrot
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y 9. M., 6la. :

Der @einnbe 1T ilunllner geeen Mn=
itedllng als &ranfe ,lno Sdtpabc.
Die nleiitel1 &ranfbeitsfeime lammeIn
fid) oa on no bielc MenIben per-
febrel, ani ben 5trnBen Ser Staote
ulu0 in Sen 5beatern. @e1ln man
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semaber @ueemeinbebanblrmg nnal.
ieben -, 10 aeiat iid bier iuieoer ein-
nal Der quite &ern zines alten bell.
funoigen Goterbrau6s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Open House Sunday at
Five Nearby Gee Camps

CCc boys have planned an active
weekend. Saturday. they were in
charge Of the Tacoma city govern
ment. and Sunday they viii be
hosts at programs In the 81 camps
that comprise the Fort Lewis. Fort
George Wright and Vancouver
Barracks districts.
The Fort Lewis district, which
extends from the Yakima and
Wenstchec valleys to the Straits Of
San Juan de Fuca. has a total Of
20 camps. which have planned
elaborate programs to commemor-
ate the seventh anniversary of the
CCC.
Programs outlined In the camps
Of Tacoma and surrounding COM
munities. all open to the public,
follow:
Camp Lower Cispus. Randle--
Speakers from Chehalis Lions club:
Vancouver forestry officials and
Chehalis city officials to attend;
music by drum and bugle corps.
v. F. W.; camp forestry personnel
and CCC enrollees will act as
guides: buffet luncheon In the mess
halls: dancing In the recreation
hall In the evening.
Camp Sunshine Point. Longmire
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Plan Program
AT Spanaway

SPANAWAY - Spanaway PIT.
A. will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m.
in the school house to hear a pro-
gram presented by second and
third grades. On the program are
a song, April Lady" by Linda
Bradshaw, Glenda Brant, Della
Cooley. Betty Sahli, Sammy Sny-
der, Marvin Gums, Buster Smith,
Ray Marcelle and Newman Brant;
reading, by James Ockfe !, and a
play, "A Dutch Treat" with Peggy
Mcqueen, jeanne Reed, Roy South
ern, Virginia Queen, Charles Spur
geon, George Mcqueen, Beverly
T h m sson, Myrtle Clemens,
Arthur Spencer, Lester Council.
Janelle Nygard, Patty Lew Ben
nett, Elaine Simpson and Linda
Bradshaw in the cast.
Also planned are a reading by
Joeann Huchttoen; piano solo, La
Vina Mae Nygard; reading, Della
Cooley; piano solo. Janelle Ny
gard, and a play, by Robert Fowl
er, Roy Southern and jeanne Reed.
At the business meeting officers
will be elected for the coming
year.
On the social hour committee are
Mrs. Harold Reed, chairman; Mrs.
Elmer Cook, Mrs. Herman Simp-
son, Mrs. Ivan Queen and Mrs.
Pete Nygard.
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Urges Visit to
Gee Camps

An added invitation to Pierce
county citizens to attend the open
house Sunday of CCC camps in
the district was extended Satur-
day by County Welfare Admins
traitor George NJ. v. Brown.
The open house, commemorating
the It'll anniversary of establish
ment of the Civilian Conservation
Corps as a national institution, will
be held at all 26 camps in the Fort
Lewis district.
About 400 Pierce county boys
are selected each year for CCC by
the welfare department, Brown
noted, and at almost all times
about 625 from the county are in
the corps.
"CCC means more to Pierce
county than the allotments Of cash
these boys send home to their FAM
lies" the administrator said, "and
more than the roads and parks and
shelters and fire trails the CCC
builds. Perhaps the most import
ant job of all is what the CCC does
to the human material we send to
the camps"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
BY d'Alessio

Camp inspection, guide tours to
side camp projects; education and
administration achievements will
be shown and an exhibit Of COM
pany achievements presented; din
ner for guests at / p. m, with the
following after-dinner speakers;
Comdr. Harold 4. Liebe, Mr.. VIII
son, principal Of Ashland schools,
and two speakers from the Eaton
Vile Lions club.
Camp Rainier. Rainier--Camp
tours by forestry and CCC person
mel: music by 52-piece junior band
Of the Elias J. Messenger post, V.
r. W.. Of South Tacoma: hot dog
and ice cream luncheon viii be
served.
Camp Electron, Electron-Tour
Of large machine shops and the
side camps Fairfax and Elbe,
which also have planned pro-
grams; buffet luncheon; forestry,
army and ccC personnel will be
ut camp to aid visitors.
Camp Millersylvania. Olympia
Program from 1880 to $50 p. m,
with each department open to in
spection, including education, sup
ply, mess, army office, laundry,
motor repair. blacksmith and weld
ing shops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Grant Deniler
Quits Law
AZ Years AT Bur
Comes To An End

Grant A. Dentler. veteran Ia
coma attorney. formally conclud-
ed a. years In the practice OF law
Friday by announcing his retire.
ment In a farewell address to the
Tacoma Bar association, of which
he Is a member. He plans to
leave next week TO take over
property holdings on Lake Torch,
near Grand Rapids. Mich.
Dentler, who maintained offices
In the Fidelity building. has work.
ed in Tacoma 30 years. specialize
ing In probate cases.
In his address. Dentler ex-
pressed pride in his profession
and complimented those who were
also a part of IT. He said he had
no regrets over his practice in Ia
coma and gave voice to his appre-
citation for the spirit of fairness
which has prevailed among the
lawyers with whom he had con-
tested cases. He also paid trib-
ute to judges, whom, he said,
worked hard in an effort to rem
der correct decisions"
Frank Latcham, also a Tacoma
attorney. spoke on behalf of the
bar association in telling Of the
high regard In which Dentler was
held by members Of the profess
sion.
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plane in. We couldn't think of
hiking out i0hen our grub got
loio. on account of floods, and
there tcds one-hdlf dozen or
more (prospectors ioho said
they Wouid be IN. So this is
i0hdt zoe get for taking
chances.
SUN, MAR. II Dear
mother. Jim died today at tioo
p. M. This might be the last
III hare nerve to Write so If
l do anything tCrORg please
forgive me. I can't stick ii
any longer. The Bible IS pack
ed ia the bottom of my pack
sack and | hdreH't strength
to get Il out, so I can't eUen
say a decent prayer for poor
old Jim.
That was the end Of the diary.
The last page Was sPattered with
blood.
A searching party, sent out BY
relatives. found the bodies Of the
men last Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Decree Waited
.Forl4 Years

Under circumstances which sur
nrised the defendant and cost him
s2.1o0. a final decree Of divorce
was granted by Judge Ernest NJ
Card Friday afternoon to Anna W
Fowler Of Tacoma from Harold
w. Fowler Of Goshen. Ind, after
lapse of Il years since the inter-
locutory decree.
Mrs. Fowler won the interiors;
tory decree Feb. 26. 1926. on the
ground of non-support. Fowler was
ordered to pay s25 per month for
support of their five-year-old son.
Then he disappeared.
Thursday this week Mrs. Fowler
appeared in court. with her ats
torney, Leo McGavick. filed an af-
fidavit that her husband was in
Tacoma and asked his arrest
Fowler was arrested and con-
firmed that he had left the state.
was now operating a profitable
business in the mid-western state
and also that he was happily mar
ried again.
Judge Card asked If his wife was
in the courtroom, and excused her
when she was revealed. He then
confided to Fowler he was in a
strict sense a bigamist since there
never had been any final divorce
decree.
The Fowler son, whose unpaid
support had amounted to s4.s25
over the IA years, is now 1s years
and six months old.
A hearing on the unusual case
was set for Friday afternoon but a
compromise was reached before
the court battle started. Fowler
paid $1,000 in full settlement and
Mrs. Fowler acceded to the long,
pending final decree.
Finding themselves unmarried
after IL years of welded life, the
new Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler lost no
time getting the error straighten-
ed out.
From the divorce court they
went straight to County Auditor
S. Clifford Davis for a marriage
license, which was issued imme-
diately by Judge Cards order to
Harold w. Fowler, Al, and Uarda
zell McReynolds, 80. Then they
insisted on having the man who
arrested them as attic idant at
their wedding, SO Deputy Sheriff
Sig Kittleson. who stopped them
with the summons two days ago.
appeared with them in Justice
Clarence E. Laytons court for the
ceremony.
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fcontinued From Page onel

Continued From Page One)
Of bridges, 1t was a genuine
pleasure for me to see the amount
Of spirit and pride which the two
San Francisco bay bridges have
aroused In the people down there.
Officials Courteous
at seems logical to me that
completion OF the Narrows bridge
viii stir up similar spirit in the
Tacoma and Kitsap county areas"
Cain said he visited with consid-
cradle interest the various civic
auditoriums and centers in Cali
fornia. and also was forced TO
conclude that Tacoma's city hall
probably was the shabbiest of any
of the larger cities on the Pacific
coast.
Public officials In the cities and
towns I visited were exceedingly
courteous to Mrs. Cain and my
SELF" Cain said.
Go On 'Sets'
TN Los Angeles. Mayor Fletcher
Bowron was kind enough to give
me considerable time. He was quite
interested In our election up here. T"
Mayor Bowron opened the doors
Of the McM studio to Mr.. and Mrs.
csin-an opportunity which was
welcomed particularly by. Mrs.
Cain. who has acted and directed
many plays in Tacoma and Seattle.
They were allowed on three mo-
ton picture sets: Susan and
God" starring Frederic March and
Joan Crawford: 'Boomtown." star
ring Clark Gable and Claudette
Colbert. and pride and Preju-
dice" with Maureen o'Sullavan,
Greer Carson and others.
she Hadn't Heard
Most amusing OF the lot. accord
ing to Cain. was Miss Carson, an
English girl. who has been In this
country only q short time. She
commented that Cain was the
youngest mayor she had ever seen
in her life. that mayors in England
were ever 90 much older. Further
more. she wanted to know why
Cain was not wearing his wig and
robes betting the office. She had
never heard OF Tacoma. Cain said,
adding that she was the only one
he met who had not.
Most natural Of the stars with
whom Cain talked. he said. was
Clark Gable.
| The Gains watched two nation.
ally-famous radio programs In Los
Angeles-the Campbell playhouse
with orson welles and Jack Ben
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Mayor Elect Cain Is Home;
Silent on Election Contest

|ney, and Edward C. Robinson In
big Town"
Among former Tacomans Cain
met there was Braven Dyer.
nationally known sports writer
and commentator; Maurice Web
ster, Columbia Broadcasting Co.
announcer; John B. Hughes. news
commentator; Blanche York
theimer. prominent San Francisco
violinist. and many others.
Mayor Angelo B. Rossi of San
Francisco greeted Cain expan-
sively. and from him Cain said he
learned Of San Francisco's Big
Brother" division of the police de-
partment. an agency which aids
delinquent and incorrigible youths
to find jobs.
Cain said he would be kept busy
for the next few days answering
correspondence which accumulated
during his absence.
Hell Attend
Early next week he win attend
national convention of mayors
at Portland, where Fiorelio La
Guardis. mayor of New York City,
win be presiding officer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-08
Tocon1u Youth Wins
HIGHEST Honors

George Kenny, son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. David w. Kenny of Ri. 2,
Box 2s-B, Tacoma. is one Of four
students at Seattle Pacific college,
Seattle, to earn the highest possi-
BILE scholastic rating for the win
ter quarter just completed. accord
ing to figures released from the
registrars office.
Kenny, a junior. made a perfect
grade Of A in all of his subjects
during the quarter. He is major
ing in the department of chem
istry and mirroring in mathematics.