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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-26
MODERN Trend TO
MORE WINDOWS PUTS
STRESS ON QUALITY
Windows and More Windows Is Trend in
New Homes Today

No matter how you look at windows
you're going to see more and more of them
in new homes Light, airy rooms mean just
one thing-more windows-and that is def
nitely the trend in home construction today
And the more windows you have in your
new home, the more you've got to watch
quality construction in the windows you
buy. Windows can add much to the enjoy
ment of your new home if they're good win
dows, and if they're poor ones, they'll add
plenty of headaches.
Window Pains" Gone
Rafting, sticking, leaking windows are
thing of the past with the complete factory
fitted window units as manufactured today.
Maybe that is why architects and contrac-
tors the country over are favoring more
windows because, at last, the pain" has
been taken out Of them.
New Features
Such features as inside double glazing,
screens that are removed from the inside,
condensation controls, and hinges that allow
both sides of the glass to be washed from
the inside are part of modern easement win
dows today. Similar improvements have
been made in the popular double hung win
dows Double action weathcrstrip, noiseless
pullcys, and flat weights that allow for mar
row modern lines are few of the outstand-
ing innovations.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-26
Court News

State of Montana vs.. Aloysius
Rides at the Door-One year at
hard LABOR.
Ursula Walters Zervas VS.. Ar
thur Zervas degree of divorce.
New Actions: The First Nation-
al Bank of Browning W.. W. F.
Allison and Jessie Allison mort
gage foreclosurer.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-26

Rural homemakers in Glacier
county had an opportunity recent
ly to see demonstrations of can.
ming and freezing of vegetables
at meeting held at Cut Bank,
according TO K. G. Newell, county
extension agent. Bessie E. Nc
Clelland, extension nutrition
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-26

tne putty 1aliure Is
due to the way the
putty is put on.
Like so many other
things there is a
right and a wrong
way to apply putty.
The ri G h t way
takes a little more
time and material,
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-26
specialist, demonstrated the two
methods.


One Of the few white doves ever
seen in Texas was discovered last
year by game warden in Gillespie
county. He examined it through
field glasses at 80 yards and report
ed it appeared to be a true albino
with pink eyes.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-26

windows. This method is quick and
cheap, but it is usually temporary be-
cause swelling of the wood from the
inside causes the putty to crack off.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-26

which is the reason You do not find
it on windows that are made to sell
at price.
In one sketch, we show you the
ordinary way that putty is applied to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Insurance Agents
To Meet Tuesday

Fire and casualty insurance
agents in Tacoma. Olympia and
vicinity will gather Tuesday eve
ming. Dec. ). al 8 O'Clock in the
Winthrop hotel. 10 participate in
the statewide insurance educa-
uonal program jointly sponsored
by the Special Agents association
Of the Pacific Northwest. Wash
ington Association Of Insurance
Agents and Pierce County Insur-
snee Agents association.
All stock fire and casualty insur-
ance agents are urged 10 attend,
and their employees especially are
invited John Wells. OF Harold A.
Allen a Company. In Tacoma. is
local chairman in charge OF meet
ing arrangements.
Speakers will be headed by Hal
lock Bartlett. Of ST. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance company. Others
are: C. A Wsrburton, Of SWEET A.
Crawford; r. r Robertson. OF
Northern Assurance Company.
Ltd; 4. w. Trenbath. Of Norwich
Union Fire Insurance society. and
Fred Valley. Of Royal Insurance
Company. Ltd. Reservations should
be made through John d. Wells,
phone Broadway s23T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
City to Watch
Bridge Actions
Lioison Committee
Named by Mayor

Mayor Cam announced Monday
APPOINTMENT of three men 10 serve
As a Pierce county citizens liaison
committee 10 attend all sessions
Of Washington state Toll Bridge
authority.
They are Wallace Morrissette.
Building Trades council official;
Frank J Walsh. Industrial engi-
neer for Tacoma Chamber Of
Commerce. and L. +. Nilkeson.
who has been a member Of the
Nsrrows bridge committee Of the
chamber and active in represent
ins interests Of the Peninsula resi-
dents
The mayor said he Rad conf
munieated the names 10 Gov.
Martin. in conformity with an
agreement recently made with the
toll bridge authority FOR repre-
sentation from Tacoma and
vicinity at authority sessions, as
observers.
The contact group. one or all,
may attend all sessions Of the
authority and report back to Off
Gals here any matters that may
be Of public interest here. Cain
said the agreement was that as
soon as the committee was named
It's members would be given notice
Of all toll bridge authority meet.
ings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
6 Bootleggers
Are Arrested
One Of Them Token
Twice Within Hour

SIX hootlegEers arrested over
the weekend. ore o. them twice
within a. hour early Sunday morn
ing. faced Monday the possibility
they WI be taken directly into
superior court
Prosecutor Thor c Toaefson
said he was contemplating that
drastic action Il would not nee
esssrily involve heavier fines o.
sentences thar tire usual justice
court procedure. but would make
appeal more expensive and more
difficult
Orlando Boni. 2s-year-old bar
tender At Broadway cafe. 1882
Broadway. was the one who made
two trips 10 the county jail. Boni
was arrested the first time a.
12:4I Sunday morning.
He was bailed out while the
liquor control agents were on their
way downtown 10 raid the Dee
hotel. the former Lido, at 1872
Broadway After they had picked
up the 23-yesr-old proprietress.
sherry Lyons. there the agents
made a new call al the Broadway
at 80 and found Boni behind the
bar again with new stock Of
liquor.
Other arrests we're OF Joe Ba-
tista. alias O. Rovai, s6. cook al
the Broadway cafe; Joe Natal.
alias Guido Jenzi. 81. az the Little
Inn. e6th and Sales road c. Il.
Mcdowell. IS. and Ben Coscoli. IS.
both at the Sorrento, 1881 Com
merce ct.
The seven arrests required post
ing over the weekend OF seven
times $500 bail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Ex-CiiY Foreman
Dies, Aged As

Ralph 3 Mullen. As World war
veteran and = former foreman FOR
the city water department died
At his home. 553s So. Asotin, Sun
dsv evening.
Mullen saw service IN the navy
during the war. and was mem
Der Of Disabled American Vet
Grams. Recently he left the water
department to become q foreman
Of pipe construction at Fort Lewis
He was a member Of Tacoma acre.
F. Q. f. and A. F. L. Born in Fort
Kent. Ne, be had lived here %
years.
Survivors include ms wife.
Marie. a son. Donald: a sister,
Mrs. II. A. Sisson, San Leandro.
Calf: two uncles. W. W. Brad
bury and Fred p. Bradbury, Ia
coma. and sn aunt. Mrs. Ida E.
Burpee American lake. helhnger
Will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Fred Race Is Put
On Pension Board

Fred II. Race. Broadway jeweler
and active in the Eagles lodge,
became Monday the seventh mem
Der OF the City Employees pension
fund board. He accepted the
nomination conferred on him by
the other six members.
Mayor Cain. Finance Commits
sioner Fawcett and Controller
Swayze. as members of the city's
sinking fund board. are three
members; elected employees men,
bers on the board are Arthur
NJ. Angove. Claude Hiberly and
Lawrence McCammant.
The general pension system for
city employees is due to 60 into
effect Jan. !. unless an adverse
decision is handed down by the
state supreme court in the test
case now before the high tribunal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Young Democrats Want
To Quiz LEGISLATORS

Pierce county Democratic legis-
lAtors have been invited to the
regular meeting Of Young Demo
Gratis Of Pierce County. to be held
Monday evening al Emerson hall,
iioeis Broadway. at p. m. Fol-
lowing their remarks the remainder
Of the meeting will be devoted &c
a question period. The public i.
invited TO attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
JOHN 5. CHRIsTIANsoN

John s. Christianson, -. a Ia
coma resident for so years, died
Sunday OF heart attack at Seat
tie. where he had been living the
last u years. A native OF Nor
way, he was member of Destiny
lodge No. 1877, F. & A. NJ. Ancient
Order Of Vikings and the Lutheran
church. Survivors include daugh-
ter. Mrs. Anna 5. Marshall. of 217
Prospect ST, Seattle, with whom
he had been living; grandson,
Carl Turner, Seattle: grand
Mrs. o. f. Dunn, Seat
tie, a great-grandson; a sister,
Mrs. Anna Thompson. Chicago;
a brother and sister living in
Norway. Final rites viii be held
az p. N. Wednesday in the c. o.
Lynn Co. chapel; Rev. Peter
Erickson. OF Seattle. officiating;
burial in Tacoma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
2 Young Soldiers Held
After Store Escapade

Two young soldiers remained in
the city Jail Monday. while police
awaited determination Of what
ever charges may result from an
escapade in which they were in
volved Saturday night. The two,
Jack Slockman. 81. and Charles
Rosenbaum. %. were nabbed
while fleeing on foot from the
Payless Drug store on Broadway
after the manager sllegedly sur
prised them in the act Of pocket
ing various articles. Police said
they had a bed lamp. poker chips,
paper clips and dice in their
possession when spprehended.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
MRS. CATHERINE M'QUADE

A resident of this city p years.
Mrs. Catherine MQuade. so. died
Monday morning al her home. SCI
Ea 47th 81. She was native Of
81. Paul. and a member Of Sacred
Heart church Survivors include
her husband. John d. MQusde:
four daughters. Mrs. Ethel Carino.
and the Misses Florence. Louise
and Frances MQuade. all OF Ia
coma: three sons. John and Frank
MQuade. Tacoma. and Herbert
MQuade. Seattle. sister. MIS-.
Louise Maloney. Tax ma; a
brother. Herman karstadt. St
Paul; three grandchildren. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Ton Of Dynamite Explodes;
4 Powder Co. Employees Die
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tcontinued From Page onel
the mixing she'd at 7zo2 q N. HI,
failure to DO 80 indicated ne ws'
late in making his rounds snc
arrived al TIE shed almost at ths
moment Of the explosion.
The Others we're members o.
the early crew who reported &c
work a. Z an
J. A Dem. vice president and
sales manager Of the firm. re-
ported an estimate Of the loss
would Be impossible 20 make At
this time. Names Of the victims
were revealed by DEM. Fred
Henricksen. attorney for the firm.
and Robert Clinton. plant superin-
tendent. after an early cheesup.
WAS MARRIED RECENTLY
William. one OF the victims, was
married only recently. IL vas re-
ported. Ketehum was married
and has one son. and had oele-
brsted his 7eth birthday Sunday.
Loney. who would have been 90 on
Dec. Is. has two daughters in
high school In Kspowssn.
The plant il a subsidiary Of the
Western Cartridge Co. OF Alton.
III Although not currently
handing government orders. II
had manufactured explosives for
defense purposes previously. Con-
sequently. II was believed the gov
eminent would take an active part
IN the continuing probe.
The explosion WAS the third in
the stste in four days. the second
IN an explosive concern.
A blast DESTROYED a black
powder unit Of the Dupont Powder
Co. Dupont near Fort Lewis.
last Thursday. in the same area
as the Monday blast
SECOND EXPERIENCE
A few hours later q gas en-
plosion demolished business
building in Toppenish. in central
Washington. killing seven persons
Dem formerly was owner Of the
Dcnnite Powder Co, which was
demolished by an explosion at
Lacey. Wash. near Olympia, June
~. 1884 Eleven persons were
killed in that blast.
According to company officials.
the plant was constructed only six
years ago. and was built along the
most modern and safest lines.
The barbados. for instance. pre-
vented heavier damage and further
loss Of life. II was stated.
Miraculous escape Of other en-
ployes who were nearby caused
officials 70 express their great
relief" Among the workmen on
hand and due TO go on shift shortly
were Leonard Nelson, Emmett
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
FUNERAL SERVICES

Mrs. Lennie ]. Spillman-Tu Tues
day, PTS p. m, from Mellinger's
chapel. Rev. Verne D. Poole offici-
ating. Pallbesrers viii be supplied
through East Tacoma Reoekah
lodge. Burial IN the Mountain
View cemetery.
George +. Hughes-Tlesdsy. l
p. m. from Mellingers chapel,
Rev. W. A. Moore officiating; ere
nation TO follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
FRANK II. MISS

Frank II. Wiss, So. of 40S
I'd st, S. E. Puyallup. died at a
local hospital Saturday. A retired
accountant. he was g Pierce coun-
~ pioneer. having lived in this
section so years. He was born IN
New York. OF German ancestry.
Three nieces survive in New York
state: Mrs. William Welton. of
New Rochelle; Mrs. John Scott, of
Rochester, and Marjorie Gillette,
OF lie Roy. Mellinger Will an
nounce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Sears Roebuck Alarm
Answered; Loss Slight

Firemen headed into the heavy
traffic downtown at 1922 p. m.
Monday to answer a call TO the
Sears Roebuck store at 18th and
Broadway. where a short circuit
in a fuse box repeatedly sent
smoke into the stores mezzanine
floor Early afternoon reports
said damage was slight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
HEARD NEAR SEATTLE

The blast ripped out telephone
lines and prevented communication
with the plant for some time. II
Was reported the blast vas heard
ss FAR ss Lake Buren. south Of
Seattle.
Police. courthouse, telephone
company. newspaper and radio
svitchboards were coagested
nv the hundreds of calls ask
ing what had occurred
Hundreds of Tacomsns prepar-
ing to leave their homes FOR work
felt the shock. Many Of them
rushed to their Easements. believ-
ing furnaces had exploded
Coroner Long said the bodies Of
the four were badly blasted. bu;
that Identification Was possible In
each case. Two hearses from
Mellingers mortuary were sum
moned as preparations were made
TO remove the remains.
Spectators were barred from the
scene. and hundreds who arrived
within an hour were turned back
BY guards posted at the plants
property line.
The plant was on the site for
merly occupied by the Foster New
begin mill. which was destroyed By
fire several years ago.
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licenses

Marriage license applications
have been fled with the Pierce
county auditor y LoweH 2 Val
80. Ephrsta. and Annette Viva Jor-
dan. %. Olympia. Ralph 2. Nsrvel
-. McChord fed. aid Ruby 2
Knox. 8. Nissouls. Mont; James
Virgil Vsnnsy. 3, North Platte
Neb- and Jscqueline NJ Bonney
Is. Troy. Mont; Harry Lehrer. IS
Portland. and Mary Cal Harvey
g. 1901 No. Prospect
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Actions in Divorce

Divorce action was filed in su-
perior court here Monday by Pa
tricia Jane against John d. Mos
tead. grounds deseruon. and Selma
I. against Otto h. Jensen. burden
some homelife.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

MRS. TEREsE OTEY
Mrs. Terese Otey. so. died sun
day a. her home in Kent. she
vas a member OF a well-known
Tacoma family. but had lived in
Kent for the past 20 years She
vas born IN Bagley. Mich. She
vas a member Of the First NJ. E.
church. at Kent Survivors in
clude Mrs Otey's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Burnard Of Ia
coma: six sisters Mrs. Ida Oliver
and Mrs Effie Engstrom. Kent;
Mrs. Ada Clark. Tacoma: Mrs.
Elspeth Martin, Dash Point; Mrs.
Dorothy Miller. Seattle. and Mrs.
Mildred Seagrsves. New York; a
brother. Clayton Burnard. Kirk
land; four step-children. Spencer
Otey. Auburn, Charles Otey and
Mrs. Ina Erdman. Kent. and Mrs
Donna Mary Herberholz. Tacoma.
The body was shipped by Chitten-
den Of Kent 10 Mellingers, where
funeral arrangements are 10 be
made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
ARTHUR III. BROWN

Arthur II. Brown. u. Of 313 No.
J st, died Sunday at local hos
pital. He was a retired shoemaker
and member OF Spokane lodge
No. 81. r. a A. NJ. Surviving are
his wife. Jennie A; one son.
Arthur H. jr. Of Spokane; two
daughters. Mrs Winifred Mac
Guffie Of Wallace. Ida. and Mrs
Pearl Scott OF Spokane; eight
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. The funeral will be
held Tuesday al ? o'clock from
Tuelfs chapel under the direction
Of Destiny lodge. No. 1877. F. q A.
NJ Interment win be in Mountain
View cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
SHIPPING CLERK JAILED

John H. Dean, 32-year-old ship
ping clerk. was arrested at his
home at Tillicum Monday by Dep
uty Sheriffs Mcdonald and Kupka
on a warrant from Lorain, Ohio.
charging non-support. Dean told
the officers he would fight ex-
tradition. and it was doubted he
could be sent east on that charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
FRANk 4. WILLS

Frank E. Wells, Sc. OF Kelso.
died Sunday at the home Of his
father. Paul Wells. 1851 So. Junett
St A machinist by occupation.
he WAS a member Of Lloyd Hunt
ington lodge 1872, knights Of
Pythias. Surviving are his wife,
Elsie: one daughter. Mrs. NJ. W
Ryan OF Portland. Ore. one
brother and four sisters in kelso.
Funeral announcement by Piper's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
MRS. IDA CHRISTINE JOHNSON

Mrs. Ida Christine johnson, %.
died Sunday night al the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Anna Mullin.
1880 Ea. G ST. She formerly lived
at seth ST and Pacific ave. for 81
years before making her home
with her daughter. A native Of
Sweden. she was member Of the
Women's Benefit association and
Of the Lutheran church. Surviv-
ing are her husband. Olof. two
nieces, Mrs. Nels Nelson Of Pueblo.
Colo, and Mrs. Ethel Gordon Of
Tacoma, and one nephew, Arthur
Holmgren Of Tacoma. Funeral
announcement BY Lynn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
MRS. PEARL. RHODA
HTIGFSO>

Mrs. Pearl Rhoda Helgeson Of
Hinsdsie. Mont, died Saturday in
a local hospital She was - years
old Born in Clay county. Iowa.
she had lived in Hinsdale for 10
years and vas a member Of the
Presbyterian church. Surviving are
two daughters. Lois Edna Hedge
son and Ruth Pauline Marian Hell
geson. both OF Hinsdale: her
mother, Mrs. John J. Morgan Of
Perma, Mont; four sisters. Mrs.
Grace Henderson OF Enumclaw.
Mrs. Emil stahlberg Of Perma.
Mrs. Lynne Fortsch Of Wilhston.
y. D. and Mrs. Charles Madsen Of
Archer. Mont, and one brother.
Frank Morgan OF Anaconda, Mont.
Funeral announcement by Buck
ley-king.
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DAVIS. Charlie. Allen. ard Wesley
krsuSe
Immediately after The blast the
entire pcrsnnei was dismissed for
TIE day, and the plant Nas shut
down. Operations would be i'm
possible snce The output revolved
seou; the mixing she'd, Dem re
ported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

Tacoma boys recently called inte
active duty from the L. 5 naval
reserve mere. spent TIE week end
skAnE a. Nj Rainier.
TIE Richard ID. smiths are NOV
inE from SIS No. 18th Il. To 55z5
No. 2sth. Reason: Nearer college.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ted IentE and
daughter. Rose Ann. are up from
Long Beach. Wash. visiting AZ the
homes . Ms. Ientz' parents.
Mr.. and Nrs. Thomas short. sT2s
Pacific ave. and her sister. Mrs.
d. II. Blows. $50 So. ssth Il. Pster
Shorts birthday brought them.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Russell drove
ID 10 Fort Worden Sunday 70
visit son. JAY. who loined the hsr-
Dor defense forces.
y. O. Bernhardt. father of Mrs.
A. ". Schroeder. si2 West Boule-
ward. Day Island. died Sunday
night at San Antonio. Texas.
Prosecutor Thor Tollefson Is
having trouble again this year
with the license plates Of Thor
TolIefsen. the bookkeeper AZ Law
roffs Last year the prosecutor
sent Bookkeeper Toliefsen's plates
back TO the county auditor twice
after they had been sent up to him
BY messenger. then found them in
MS mail at home. IL started all
ever again the same way Monday
morning.
Among many TacomAns who
learned a little about old japanese
customs brought 10 America and
much about the second genera
tons activities at the bazaar Of
the Puyallup valley japanese
American Citizens league at Fife
Saturday night were Sheriff and
Mrs. John G. Biorkiund. Under
sheriff and Mrs. Clyde Knowles
and Prof. Frank G. Williston OF
College Of Puget Sound
An accident with a power saw
nearly severed the left thumb OF
Anthony Rogers. 40, OF Browns
Point. Saturday night. He was in
the basement Of his home working
with a saw and reached up to flip
the electric switch when his hand
the blade. He went TO
Tacoma General hospital for
treatment
Injured in a fall while working
on a billeting construction job al
Camp Murray Sunday, Glen Cook.
37-year-old carpenter. was in the
hands Of physicians at Tacoma
General hospital Monday.
Ruth ". Clark, senior from Ia
coma, Was one OF University Of
Nebraska students honored Nov.
27 at the annual recognition ban
1uet of the college of business ad-
She WAS recognized
BY Beta Gamma Sigma. since her
average placed her in
The upper 10 per cent Of her class.
Their silver wedding anniversary
with the traditional
party Cape Clearel Mr..
and Mrs. Ross ". Copeland were
presented with a sterling tea ser
vice by employees OF Seattle
Tacoma Shipbuilding Corp. Cope
land is superintendent OF steel con-
stricuon at the big shipysrds here.
and held a similar post at the
Todd's yard in operation here 20
years ago. The surprise token was
presented by General Manager
Walter 1. Green in behalf OF the
donors.
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Obituary Notices
MRS. TEREsE oTEY

body is at Cassidy & Aliens PEN
ing funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

Hey, doc, we asked. how
about trakc nerves way out here
N the country The doc only
dared And how about relaxing.
huh?- We asked We'll. that's the
end, 9rept that when We need
ID ms nett time, Doc stopped At
aUni0 station for New 70, And
n ! laushingl
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We'll" said
the doc, I ad-
init the wrong
gas can give
you and your
car both. the
btters in tra&c-
But whv zd-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

sertise that out in these small
towns?
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catered . smell ssva. u YES
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

An accident with a power saw
nearly severed the left thumb Of
Anthony Rogers. 40 OF Brown $
Point. Saturday night. He was in
the basement Of his home working
with a saw and reached up to flip
the electric switch when his hand
contacted the blade. He went 10
Tacoma General hospital for
treatment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

BY the time
We Got out OF
town, he was
fit to be tied
And then me
and nv fairy
Rodmother had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

Injured in a fan while working
on a billeting construction JOB at
Camp Murray Sunday, Glen Cook,
37year-old carpenter. was in the
hands Of physicians at Tacoma
General hospital Monday.
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y O. Bernhardt. father q Mrs.
A. ". Schroeder. sl2 West Boule-
ward. Day Island. died Sunday
night at San Antonio. Texas.