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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-10
Situations Wanted. Female

WANTED work, day or
contract. MA 372s.
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SI-ANY sewing machine adjusted
~ In your home. Fishers. BR 4242.
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BY Raeburn Van Buren,

Cash for saw & loan accts Richard
W, Mccain eio Fidelity MA il4s
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ONE cord dry tie slab $5.75.
5 cords sis. GA Io2s.
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JAPANESE girl wants work In store.
Write O-S. Tacoma Times.
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RAGS-Bring them TO 2ls So a3d 9
We pay Sc ID Main 1855
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Situations Wanted, Male

PAINTING and paperhsnging: first
class work: reasonable MA t2s7.
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FOR SALE - Wood heater. 1881
South Tacoma ave.
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WANTED-All kinds OF burlap sacks
MA q4S2 or ll25 Tacoma ave
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GOOD used Arctic overshoes. soc per
pair. e23 Tacoma ave.
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$500 SPECIAL
IL CORDS pitehy block and slab.
use now. AAin $3.50
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Housewife Loans
ALSO quick loans TO wage earners.
AL Wash. Bldg. MA 677e
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BUFFELES heavy plzner ends: I'M
steamed core blocks dry slab.
DORWIN FUEL.. Ma es52.
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MRS. EDITH RAIL-. successor to Mrs,
orensdorff with Idalia Corset Co..
solicits future orders. MA o16e.
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CORDS heavy slab. &c. Hammer
sehmltt Mil. MA o66e. MA O75s.
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Ct IN Ready 70 ourni Two big
~ ~ cords upland block and slab.
No. forest wood. $3.50 No 2
forest wood. GO. PR I742. GA 3lel
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SOAP LAKE BATHS. Miss Adams.
nurse. ilo6 So. j.. BR 4787.
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Room and Board

TRADE-BUY SELL with Times Want
Ads HOWARD Z. SEAwORTH. 1915
Lincoln ave. call at Tacoma Times
office for two free tickets TO the
Blue Mouse theater. 1910
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LARGE or small wheel chairs for sale
or rent Overland's. 1889 Broadway
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BE HEALTHY: eat at Helen's Health
Spot. Crystal Pal. Mkt. 18th ct.
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SEE THE NEW MAYTAG. only s6e so
HOPPER CO. eis Com St
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Wanted TO Buy

WANTED-Heifers and dry cows Van
Leuyen- RI. ( Box 3i6. GA 225o-W
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
LOS CUBANoS &ERRoTA-

bana, octubre 1p-LoS a.
ms eurs cuban0s derrotaron ell
don lingo a los hmericanos y a.
yer atropellard ], con anotaci6n
de , por 8, a los paloteros de
Pu| % Rico. FSe la octava victo
ria ; los cubanos en- nueve deS-
afios V la derrota de los BORN
quend en- otros tantos juegos.
Nicarl qua, que aun no ha juga-
do COM Cuba o los Estados Um-
dos, venci6 a MEXICO con anota-
ci6n de a carreras por 0.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
NOTAS SOCLALES
Por MARIO RODRIGUEZ

va cuentan con UNI gran nu :
nero de mesas vendidas, a dos
pesos cada una. En- su oportunl-
dad daremos a conocer los NOM
bres de las personas que las han
separado. Sc haze Saber a todos
aquellos que piensen comprar
mesas, que 10 hagan con pronti-
tud. De esta manera podran ele-
cir ell lugar que deseen.
L afiesta dara comienzo a las
La fiesta dara comienzo a las
hasta las 400 de la manana.
La Srta. que resulte electa He
vara Ell titulo de Miss Circulo Gu
bano l941, y tendra derecho a
particular de todas las fiestas
que la Sociedad celebre en- Ell aho
A embullarse, damitas, y par
ticipen de este original concur
so en- ell que tambien podran ob-
tener un premio en- metalico.
Precio: Mesas sin entrada,
$500; entrada general, 25c las
damas Y 75c los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

Cabaret FlO-Flo en- ell
Ctrcdo CubGnO
Ell pr6ximo Sabado celebrara
la Secci6n de Propaganda del
Circulo Cubano su tan. anuncia-
da fiesta Cabaret, denominada
FLO FLO", la que tendra efec-
to en- TODD ell edificio de la Socie-
dad, inclusive ell patio, 81 ell item
pc 10 permite.
En- los 1ltimos dfas no Sc ha-
bla de otra cosa que del gran
concurso de Triguenas y Rubias
que sc efectuara durante la fies-
ia. MuchaS son las senoritas que
Sc han inScripto para este sim
patico concursO.
SegGn la lista que me entrega
ell Sr. Manuel Garcia Talavera
Sc cuenta con los siguientes da-
mitas: Triguenas, Olga Frfgola,
Is amos, 2OO612 goth st. Isabel
Vela, 10 amos, 1905 10Th ST.. E
melina Aibreu, rs amos, 2734
Main St. Dionne Coto, Is amos,
1417R tn Ave-. Aida Figueras,
II amos, 1908 de la Gale San
chez; Mary Perrone, Is amos,
+, 1916 E.. Columbus Drive.
Rubias: Hortensia Keyzer,
31O2 End Ave; Olga Aspra, is
amos, 29O3 Ybor ST.. Violeta Re
drlguez, 10 amos, GIG 18th Ave.
La Comisi6n hace saber a to
das las que tengan Ell prop6sitt
de inscribirSe, que 10 hagan q
tiempo pues las inscripciones sc
cerraran a las $50 del viernes.
Con esta fiesta Sc persigue el
prop6sito de recabar fondos pa
ra socorrer a todos aquellos aso-
ciads que estan en- mala situa-
ci6n " por consiguiente sin re =
cursos necesarios para abonar
sus Quotas semanales.
Tres valiosas orquestaS .endran
a Su cargo ell proveer la mGsica,
a saber: "Don Francisco" ma
nuel Sanchez" y la Tropical"
Las dos primeras ocuparan la
sala principal, mientras que la
Ultima Sc situara en- la sala can
tina.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
KIDNEY STAeHATI0l
lIS WORSE THAN
' CONSTIPATION!


M wehw sasmm h y0@ ho4y -
Snoro AmpoFAmnsa mnA youp hdnay. 49,
TUnr hAnays thoEe ego uiso msaA.A
- Whieh maA work aag aaA nigAe -
0ltsF a. nulas aAA keaD @o eyse@m 80
from waataA nsaAA psasnu9 whleAs -
ed kla8asg 6sqhla@
N An m wumaoR 60 wme MaAwe
efto.s ealis ~ AaAD - dsal 80 -
hdnsyn. e - - 6sSnsN w
detan0.upNlghAA Lea Raan@ haAka@AA
- H~ndnahA pknmAmas 90 Lees a.
nerrV. sns - Auns,1snai h1ney aSosas.A
ty KDAftA - h1@sss hAaeg Fns
which aids EatqES - naaa =.
80. q hitter aA wmsemA % pHsvSms ~
ny S4aenahoa.
KmANa d nass ~ nSns1a& H.
mnda rawsge emtiro mllnaneMem- IA@u@
HseordinR - Mrseetona
GpiSndia rS1altA ny mDAlSA ~ 80
en- SPECIAL PEoa Onas - ~ bo11. w.
me baG. NJ net aaanfAe4 yneM 80
- ~ ~ you1 MONIES HA&
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
SERAN LAS ES-
CUELAS Ell Ola 16

La Junta de Education del es-
tado acordo aver en- Tallahas-
see, la capital de la Florida, ce-
rrar tOdas las escuelas ell dia 16,
con motive de estar Senalada pa
ra csc dia la inscription de los
ciudadanos que serviran militar
mente a la Repdblica.
Deberan responder a la cons
cripci6n todos los hombres en-
ire la sedades de 81 a SO amos.
Una proclor1a 6el gobernador
Cone sera pubiicada.
Mucho maestros ayudaran
csc dia a L. inscription de los
ciudadanos a3arcados en- la edad
militar.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
De regreSo

DeSpues de haber librado una
brillante tempOrada en- ell Club
Hollywood Base Ball Club" re-
gres Ga esta ell joven Manuel Me
nendez (Canita). Segin nos in
forma ell joven Menendez, su es-
tancia ell ell referido team fue
del agrado de sus superiOres y lie
han ofrecido un eontrato para
la venidera temporada.
AL darle la bienvenida, estre-
chamos su diestra y nos ALGERIA
mos de sus exitos en- ell Base Ball
organizado.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
REUNION De LA
LIGA INTERSOCIAL

Esta noche, en- ell Cfrculo Gu
bano sc raunira Ia Liga InteIN
social. Suplicase la asistencia de
t0dos los seuores delegates y
nSubdelsgados.
Dmingo Sc jugara Ell S.
gundo desaffo de la serie Y Sc
S%a pof los altavoces ell parti-
do be pelota de las grandes IL
gas.N
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

10, prueba evidente de sus mu =
chas simpatias en- nuestra colo
MIA.
Sus restos fueron depositadoS
en- ell Cementerio de Myrtle Hill.
Despidieron ell duelo los seno-
res Jose Gonzalez, por ell Centre
Asturiano, y Cscilio Castillo,
por la familia.
A Sus deudoS, muy especial =
mente al Sr. Cuco Rubio, nues-
ira mas sentida condolencia.
Paz a SuS restoS.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
La tercerG de lie serie

RecordamoS que lei entrante.
domingo la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre ESpanol reanudara
su interrumpida serie de matt
nee bailables. Els la tercera de Ia
serie.
Como en- las anteriores ocupa-
"a la plataforma colgante de la
mGsica ell conjunto de ''jazz"
"Don Francisco"
Habra mesas alreiedor del sa
Ion, las que podran ser ocupadas
sin costo alguno.
Las damas pagaran 25c y los
caballeros SOC.
"A divertirse Ell pr6ximo dOmin
go, en- la sala principal del Cen
tro Espahol.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
NueVO UdStGgO

BESIDE ell pasado viernes ven
acrecentada la algeria de su ho-
gar los esposos Roberto Y Grace
Guerra, con ell advenimiento de
un hermoso varoncito, fruto pri-
nero de feliz y santa union.
La madre y ell ninito fueron
asistidas por el DR.. A. A. Con
zalez.
Ell nuevo infante llevara por
nombre Roberto Jr.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
DE GRATEFUL
DE LA SRA. GARCIA


En- la impoeibilidad de hAcer-
! oparsona hente a todas y cada
una de persoGhe i4stitucio-
nesak tan boz samente me
aas yudade que tuvieya
IN 49, colecta que a
mi Il MO recientemente,
incluyefgo IA function DE benefit
clio en- ell "Circulo Cubano', sir
va esta cd ia pdblica comolla ex-
preston sincess eterno a.
gradecimiehto a to6s los traba-
iadoreS de la industrial del taba-
co, artistas, instituciones y ami
g&, por medsN de cuya generosa
cooperation ha sido possible re'l-
mir Ia cantidad de dinero necer
ssl IA para pagan la operaci6n a
qEe sere sometA p%r6ximamen-
en- la clinica del DR.. Albee.
Vaya a todos la expression
6incera de mi mas fervorosa gra
'titud y eterno reconocimientc.
Dolores Garcia
sc 1904 18th st.
Para aGaraci6n de los que
aun me ven en- Tampa, esto ODE
dece a que debidO a padecer una
furte bronquitis, ell DR.. Nlbee
decide aplazar la operation.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
Tanto la mama como ell nine
gozan de perfecta salud.
Congratulations!
ImpOrtdnte ltRtG


Esta noche, a las Z 80 celebra
ran una importante junta la A
sOciaci6n de Padres y Maestros
del Colegio Phillip Shore" La
iunta tendra efecto en- ell lugar
de costumbre.
FL apreciado amigo Sr. Rafael
MARTINEZ Ybor sera ell principal
Grader. Disertara sobre la Ne
cesidad de los Colegios v su Con
tribuci6n a la Comunidad."
Despues habra una bora So
cial.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
ProrimG function

Sc hacen los pertinentes pre-
parativos para la gran function
que tienen EN- prOyecto celebrar
las Secciones de Damas y Re-
creO del Circulo Cubano.
En- la junta que efectuaran 81.
entrante jueves, acordaran la o.
bra asi como Ell dia.
Daremos otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
SentidG manifestation

SentidG manifestation
de duelO
Aver, a las cinco de la tarde,
Sc lie di6 cristiana sepultura a
los restos del venerable caballe-
no Sr. Evaristo RubiO, que tenia
81 amos de edad.
Los funerales de este querido
ancianO, que supo crear una hon
rada familia, constituyeron una
verdadera manifestation de due
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
rs Miscellaneous for Sale

SORGHUM and RIBBON CANE
SYRUP = 5-lb. pail, 55c - 10-lb.
pail, s100 Fresh roasted peanuts,
l0c qt.-30c gallon.
SYRUP AND PEANUT TRUCK
l Block South 4 Korners, Ell Centro
3-11
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
30 Farm Implements

CASE BALER, 2 yrs. old. Recondi-
toned and in Al shape, $4,000,
Phone 8702-J-1. 2i2 miles west,
/, south of McCabe school, M. j.
LaBrucherie. 3-l6
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
THE POST-PRESS

Published every Sunday by TR.
Imperial Valley Publishing COM
pany, oG5 State street, Ell Centro.
California. as successor to the
Sunday issues of The Morning
Post and Valley Frrmer. and
the Saturday issue of the Inn
perial Valley Press.
Entered at Ell Centro. California
post office as second class mat
ter.
Paul Jenkins. publisher: A. C.
Johnston. vice-president and
general manager: E. A. Fitz-
hugh. secretary and managing
editor.
West-Hoiliday Co., Inc. Matte.
al Advertising Representatives.
subscription rates: In California
sc per copy or, in conjunction
with the Imperial Valley Press
or The Morning Post. Per month
soc; Paid in advance: 8 months,
Sl.65; 6 months, S3.25: one year
$500. outside California $1.0O
per month.
Member California Newspaper
Publishers' Aaeooia ton
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

TON Parker Ice machine, complete,
or viii trade for stock. f. F.
Johnson San Diego HiWay. 3l1
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

35 DIESEL tractor, Disc Oliver
pillow, flax Grill and other ma
chinecy. Phone Holtville 8722J3.
3-11
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

FOR SALE-HoWard Piano, AKA cage
suitable for birds or young chicks
Inquire Ala S. 9Th. 3-l3
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

BABY CHIX Reds, Rocks, Austro-
whites, Hampshres, Leghorns,
Turks. VIII finance reliable
poultrymen. Flagg, 1888 No. I'M
perial Ell Centre. 3-11
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
III Apartments for Rent

= ROOM furnished apt, electric
ref. stove. Utilities paid $3.50
week IA Brighton after $ p. m.
3-1l
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

FIELD FLOATS fol- sale for cash
at reduced prices. Valley Black
smith Shop, 502 Imperial Ave,
Calexlco. 2-19tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

FOR SALE-Nice saddle mare. Call
1851 3-12
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

BRED gifts and feeder pigs for
sale, Lee Armstrong, 1st house
east of Bonds Corner Store. 3-13
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

FOR SALE-15O yds. turkey fer
tilizer, 75c per yard, or will trade
for hay or grain. Take at once.
T. c. Harvey, Campo, Calf. 3-ll
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

THOROUGHBRED Jersey Bull, 2
yrs. old, for sale or trade for hay
or grain. T. c. Harvey, Campo,
Calf. 3-l1
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

FOR SALE-Used BrenneiS Can
taloupe Disc Bedder. Excellent
shape. Edgar Implement Store
3-3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

SAVE u
1T WILL PAY YOU to visit oW
store. II It's auto or truck parto
you need see us. 1000 cars and
trucks in stock. AL sizes In used
tires.
CARTER MOTOR g. SUPPLY
1858 Main Phone q
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Livestock


CHOICE MILK GOATS for sale,
$3.50 for one, 10 for $50. T. D.
Mccall, Imperial, phone 357O.
3-3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
to right party. Doing nice business
For particulars, 251 East Main.
GIL
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
20 Poultry

WANTED all Kinds or poultry. Pay
highest possible price. 8 & NJ
Poultry, phone 87OO-R-2 FL Gen.
tro, 8714-R-1 HoltWlle. 12-1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

% Country PrOperty--Sale

80 ACRES. Az miles NE of Holt
vile. $1,000, 500 down, $40 mo.
incl. int. United Mortgage, 722
S. Spring, Los Angeles. 3-15
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
IL Business Opportunities

CLEANING and tailoring business
for sale New business just start
ed ana doing good. Reason for
selling health and other business.
Cheap rent and living quarters.
Nice building Mr.. E. H. Huling
CO Westmorland Cleaners. West
morland, Calf. 3-l1
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
IS Trucks Tractors Trailers

STREAMLINE TRAILER, sleeps
four See at 765 Holt. 3-13
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
X-State Clubs
Win Contests

On the football front Ever
EFT, Bremerton and Yakima of the
Cross State league won victories.
with only weak Bellingham a
loser to Kelso. 10 to o.
Souf Invest con ference
elevens, splitting up In pairs
TO tackle teams from other
leagues, broke even with the
Cross State league and the
Central league; won one and
tied one with Portland teams,
but lost to one and tied one
with Puget Sound conference
teams.
Chehalis lost to Elma, 10 TO 0.
to remove some Of the glamour
Of Puyallup's 200 win over
Chehalis the week before. Clover
Park uncovered a weakness in the
center Of the Puyallup line by
marching IS yards to score first.
In Yakima valley, Gle Elum
beat Wenatchee, 200: Kennewick
downed zillsh, s2-7; .Toppenish
beat Marquette, 2e-7, and Pasco
whipped Milton-Freewater, 24-7.
Cashmere and Ellensburg played
to a scoreless tie, while wapato
was beating Prosser. 1918.
Marysyille suffered Its sec
cnd loss In seven years, 1875.
from Sedro- Woolley. Mount
Vernon beat Lakeside. 1870;
Burlington nosed out Mount
Baker, 1877, and Anacortes
squeezed to q 10 win over
Arlington. Edmonds beat
Bellevue. 40. and Bothen
whipped Snohomish. ITO.
Goldendale beat Dufur. Ore,
1871; Astoria. Ore, beat Ilwaco,
14-6: Moscow. Ida, beat Dayton.
1910: Montessno beat Ocosta. TO:
cambridge and Port Orchard
played TO 90 tie: Cornell
ploughed through Wsitsburg. 200:
Sunnyside beat Crandview. rs:
Mabton laced Kittitss. $50 and
mighty little Poulsbo beat Chin
scun. 21-o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
No Spring
Grid Work
Props

SEATTLE-High school athletes
indicted into the national guard
may return to school for athletic
participation exempt from the
"previous-semester" ruling, the
Washington State High School
Athletic association announced to-
day.
In a weekend session. the as
sociation also banned organized
spring football practice and ad-
mitted the Puget Sound league
into competition for a state bss-
kethall tournament berth. The
Puget Sound champion win meet
Walla Walla, heretofore an auto
matte entry. for a tournament
spot.
Bill Fisher of Lynden was elect
ed association president, succeed
ing j. V. Helm OF Gle Elum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
Henry McLemore Says ;. .

no right to stand up. Nuts. Let
him hit me. That's all right. I
want to see what he'll do when
/ get off that floor and call him
a few names and say come on
you so-and-so and let's see you
lick a man who hates you.
want to see how he reacts when
he stands up with a tough guy
and wants to knock his head
off. and Is willing to get his
knocked off in the process.
There amt anybody living I'm
scared of. That goes for guys
with pistols. too. I believe IL
I ever get in there with Louis
and IL comes down TO a matter
OF who is meanest and toughest,
I'll stay around longer than he
viii. Maybe I'm wrong. but he's
gonna have to show me-"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
on the Novy eleven.
PITTSBURGH-This In

PITTSbUkGH-T Is about
a Conn man who really Is a con-
fidence man.
It's about Billy Conn, the col
lar-ad boy who holds the worlds
light-heavyweIght championship,
and who lives for the day when
he can pit his ITS pounds
against the 200 pounds of Joe
Louis, match his darting left
with the sledge-hammer right
of the Bomber who is brown.
I talked with Billy today. In
his home on shady Fifth avenue
here. We didn't talk loudly, be-
cause In the next room his moth
er lay gravely III. Downstairs
his father, his brothers and his
sisters. tip-toed softly lest they
bother the one who matters
most In the home-the one who
comes far and away ahead Of
the champion.
Billy sat In a deep leather
chair. Just above his head was
a picture showing him and
Louis. both in street clothes,
sparring.
II look at that picture a lot"
Billy said. land i never have
been able to get scared. He's
got two fists. I've got two fists.
He wants to win and / want to
win. He's game and I'm game.
I just keep wanting to bring
that picture to life in the ring"
But you don't weigh enough.
You don't hit hard enough to
fight a heavyweight champion"
I said.
You're just like everybody
else" Billy said. What do you
think I'll weigh this time next
year? Don't you think I'm go
ing to grow a bit? This time
next June I'll come in at 1s5,
and that's enough weight for
anybody. It was enough for
Dempsey"
yeah" I said. but Dempsey
could hit. He could knock you
dead with a punch. It's all right
to be little II you have the
punch"
What makes you think i
can't punch?" Conn asked.
Well" I said. I've seen you
in q lot Of fights and you never
did look like a killer TO me-"
That's right. l didn't. But
won. didn't L: l showed enough
to win. Up until now I haven't
had to hit. My speed and my
boxing was enough But don't
let anybody ever tell you l can't
hit N I have to-
Conn figures. and perhaps
rightly, that Louis never has
faced an honest-to-hesven tough
guy. one who figures to get off
the floor and keep punching.
Joe has been fighting guys
who. the first time they are hit.
fall down on the theory that II
Joe Louis hits them they have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
p. N. G. A. Picks
Vancouver, B. c.

sEATTLE-The Pacific North
west Golf association awarded its
1912 championship tournament to
the Capilano Golf and Country
club Of Vancouver. B. C.. In week
end sessions here.
The 1871 meet already had been
slated for the Spokane Country
club.
Mahion Rucker Of the Spokane
club was advanced to the presi-
dency from the vice presidency,
replacing Z B. Arnett- Other
nominees were ratified by the as
ISOLATION.
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Danny Cox to Run
Seattle Ice Team

SEATTLE - Danny Cox today
notified seattle's new hockey
management he will return this
winter to pilot the seahswks after
a years absence from the Pacific
Coast loop.
Cox managed the wichita. Kan.
team Of the American association
last year. Seattle owners said
Cox would be given a free hand to
reorganize the club roster.
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Grid Jamboree
AT Enumclaw
Sound Conference
Teens to Bottle

It's Information, Please" night
in the Puget Sound conference
Tuesday when the third annual
football jamboree will be held at
Enumclaw.
Is Renton, with powerful Roy
Sloan at fullback. as strong as
all the early-season prophets say?
viii Puyallup put up strong
fight to retain the title il won
last year? How good are High
line. Auburn and Buckley, all Of
whom have plenty of veterans
backy
These questions and others
viii be answered rs Puget
Sound football fans turn out
for the pigskin prevue. As
usual, the eight league teams
will be divided into North and
South sections.
A four-quarter game, with one
team from each section opposing
each other. will be played. Total
aggregate score determines the
winning section. In the two pre-
vious jamborees, the North has
won both
In the pre-game ceremony. cap
tains will draw TO determine in
which quarter their teams viii
play.
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BY JANIS A. SULLIVAN

san FRANCISCO Footballs
opening games are getting tougher
ard tougher. A look at this weeks
Pacific Coast schedule shows that.
In the II games involving far
western teams this coming Friday.
Saturday and Sunday there are
only two that are setups % far
as q major team Ia concerned.
One exception L the University Of
oregon-San Diego Marines game
at Eugene Friday night. In the
other University Of Montana plays
Eastern Washington satu rday
night.
Three Pacific Coast confer
ence teams picked outstanding
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Losine pitcher. Thomaf. Innings
pitched. Thomas 5is Olsen a: At
bat. off Thomas ~. Olsen 7: hits. off
Thomas 7. craghesd :: runs scored.
off Thomas Z. Crsshead q: runs re-
sponsible for. Thomas 7. Craghesd j;
struck out, bv Flores Thomas 2:
hit BY pitcher. Flores BY Thomas;
left on bases. Los Angeles 8, san
Diego S; home run. Moore: three
base hit. Cihocki. two-hase hit. Carl
hsldi: runs hatted in. Moore. statx
:. Hernandez :. Novikoff 2. sacrifice.
Mesnev. stolen base. StrfnGer. double
play. sperry 20 Mesner TO Mcdonald:
time. IS: umpires Powell. Dcrsn.
Edwards and Planning
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Ing Of Jim Turner. Pittsburgh
took the nlghtcsp 81.
The Dodgers grabbed q twin
bill from the Phillies. 1o-2 and
So. which was notable for Freddy
Fitzsimmons' 18th triumph in the
opener
Morton Cooper and Max Lanier
pitched the Cardinals to a double
victory over the Cubs. 81 and
81. Cooper gave up six hits in
the opener and Lanier bested
Larry French in a ieft-handed
duel in the nightcap. allowing
seven hits. Dizzy Dean was
routed in the opener, losing his
first game since returning from
Tulsa.