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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
700 Fans See
Abe Smoker
Three Knockouts
Mark Good Cord

A slAm-bsnk boxing card that
featured knoekouts IN three events
sep, . crowd Of approximately 100
student fans on It's feet last night
in IN. Lincoln high gym. IL was
the schools annual smoker
Jehans Roberts and Pete
poaohue. ifs-pounder~. DIRE.
In the upper half Of the main
event. while kri.t Busehy tees
q decision from Don fetssthe
In the lever half. They
weighed In at $50 pounds.
Clarence Nelson, i37 pounds,
kayoed Bill Gsir In the first round
OF their scheduled three round
.emi-finsl bout and Jack Farley
knocked out Rod Beeksndorf IN
the third round 81 their match.
Both weighed $50 pounds.
Third Knockout on the card was
scored by Leo Arnstsd. who
punched Pete Tedusco To sleep in
the third round. They are l2a-
Founders.
Other results were
Chuck Morris decisioned Emil
Brazil in the i2S-pound division
Eddie AyieSworth and Roy Par
emit. both il5-pounders. drew.
John Cotton and Dick Moody.
i5o-pounders. also went 10 a draw.
Jim Angeles and Nell ste
vees, is0-pounders, we're even
NJ the end Of three rousds. ~
were Morris Merdland and Al
len Black. iso-pounders.
All bouts were billed 10 he three
two-minute rounds. Pat O'Mslloy,
former heavyweight champion of
Fort Lewis. was referee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
AAU Puts Bars
About Germany
Forbids American
Athletes 10 Show

DENVER - The Amateur Ath-
letic Unions executive commute,
iet.c Unions executive committee.
carly today announced that II
would not permit American ath-
letes 10 perform in Germany.
The statement apparently was
prompted by an invitation ex-
tended bv Or. Karl Metzner. Ger
man boxing director. to American
fighters 10 participate in the 1912
boxing carnival in Berlin.
The convention. which concludes
its annual meeting here tomorrow,
has received a proposal that Pan
American games be held in Buenos
Ares in 1912 10 substitute for the
~ar-eancelled 1910 olympics. The
81 American republics would par
tioipate.
The records committee last
night recommended accept
ance of % new American
track and field records. the
first of S22 to be passed upon.
Three would surpass present
world records. They are the
1s-foot Ia. inch pole vault Of
Cornelius Narmerdam. San
Francisco olympic club: the
oue-minute 4s.6-seeond per-
Torrance Of John Woodruff In
the 500 meter outdoor run. and
the 22.6 second 200 meter
hurdle mark set by Fred Vol
colt Of Rice.
Slated for heated discussion was
the boxing committees plan for
redistribution Of the United States
into eight boxing districts. Under
the plan. pushed through the COM
mittee by Delegate John sheehan
of Boston. the A. A. u. finals
would consist OF one fighter in
each of the eight weight divisions
from each district. This would
provide a two-day tournament in
stead Of the six-day affair in which
the 41-district champions now par
ticipate.
Another subject presaging COM
ment was recommendation yester-
day Of the track and field COM
mittee that the yardage scale be
used in outdoor track and field
participation instead Of the metric
systern. Indoor measurements were
returned to the ysrdsge scale last
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
B'n mai Birth OF
To Winning Start

BNai nrlth. Tseomss oldsst
team. In point Of continuous play.
opened It, Commercial A lsssas
play Friday night 81 stewart ~ith
bat ens member ~ the once loop
terriers IN the lineup
soh Warwick playing fss 81
least ~ years for the team IN the
same loop and hlH aid IN many
past drives In league psnnsn,s,
played long enough tn make tvo
points In the Jewish clubs ~ 20
Is dsoislnn over Community House
The Eagles ouiiastsf The son. If
Fsricien, n to rs. sn . ragged
fray with Earl Balloon dropping IN
ala points for the Eagles while
Jack Isatanidss I'D iikswiss for
the losers
QtIfnsua riasf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
College Scores


fiaho 81. aontsxa -
OceldentaI ~. Fresno state ~
Mentsna Normal ~. nnfts
Boosters -
willamette ~. rseifle rseh.
ards frsFtisndl ~
f.lnfisid "a. nssafnrds Cloth
lsrs lrurtlsndi 10
Pacific "a. fsllisboro rpwn1ss ~.
Ns~ yorh University ~. Up
ssia n.
syrssa~s ~. Buffalo aAss
resch<fs 10
NlaEsrs ~. D~ssl~s 81
wsstminsssr -. Arkansas Chi
isge "a
Kansas stats n. washburn IL
Colorado College ~. Regis N
San Diego snts ~. uels n.
Ia sails 10. Loyois tzAiti-
merel ~
Masisiia ~. Mo 0r.nd~ ~.
Quo Y u. Youngstown 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

DENVER ~ The registration
COMMITTEES Of the Amateur Ath-
leue Union denied by vote Of
eight 10 seven today the sppiics-
ton Of Hank LlIisetti. former
Stanford university basketball
star. for reinstatement OF ms
amateur standing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
Norwegian Students
Not Cowed by Nozis
WASHINGTON

"AsuIN6ION 49, The NOrHs-
gian legation says that while some
Of the civilian population Of Nor
way il living In ssrfdom under ia
German rulers. many students re-
fuse TO b. cowed by the MANS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
Vondol Hoop Team
Outscores Gonzogo

MOSCOW, Idaho-Uniyersity Of
1dano's promising basketball club
outran Gonzags last night TO win
a rough contest. 47-35. The Van
dsls led al hslftme. 1911.
Frank Watson. Gonzsga's yeter-
az forward. led scorers with -
points. Otis Hilton. Idaho center.
scored II. The teams meet here
again tonight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
Idaho Boxing Team
To Meet Louisiana

MOSCOW, Idaho - Coach Louis
August will hold an aii-university
tournament Dec. l3 and Il to
choose thrSe men for the Uni
vers.ty Of Idaho boxing team.
TWO days later the eight-msn
team will leave for New Orleans to
meet LOUISIANA State University's
boxing squad
Idaho in recent years has hsd
several national collegiate boxing
Champions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
Lynx Hooprnsn
Play Puyallup
BslloYmine Host
To Clover poYkers

WIN t~s ssn. n - many
starts lana krnnsfy's f4rcclr
hropss>rs oil sttrmpt u at .
third tsr1ehs wn~r shsv srisrt.in
the rasysiiup esxrrs 90 the kns
rcurts A r~ssrxs game sin IRE
c~as ne varsity fiIs ~ ! e'elcek.
vita gh< fires team eertsst -
xsnnsra ~ hcar later
Meanwhii<. pelisrminsfs snoc
team wsis slseh N . practices M
Win Clover Parts Warriors n he
s~ll Tv~. s<slnninT a : e'siecs
rhs reserve teams - ne to
.choals wtn n<~t IN = preliminary
hsttis. starting ~ ! e'sices
starters fnr nsnsrnla~. serarsf-
lns Il ce>ea Hsnk Hsnx. yin ~
nsay arekel. center. Paul f.r~i~s
sns John Reed. forwards ard cisff
sshisss snd Larry Rsss. xasria
Kennedy ~ill sslss 10 lhs Isn~np
that hs hss started N. isss t~s
T.m.s Men i.hlaks ard urrs
Andersen. forwards. vlrc~ ftarswn.
vho erf~snea n poinss against
Enumeis~ Thursday. ~ center.
and Logan fslsdss and ray Spur
sscn. sssrsss
a s>ss~1 string nv- Which
30 ps~eaeiy 80 s~ss~~ 10
esss. ~ teussssrsss So
v@y Sesuass~hs ~ M f~s-
wasa ps,ss Tow sss~s wtll
~ sesss~s~1 - ~ pss.s psas-
si.~. wNsi~ W~-s r~s~r~ss ssA
Gh~s ssees wsii take care 81
~ hsrke~sss r.sttiews.
Starters In th~ RESERVE game soe
tansola are tentatively lated -
Elmer prelsn and HoiiIsssr oss.
fuvwsrsfs. inGvaid Thomp>or "a
center. sna Henry Andersen ard
csa~dts oo<fffey. susrd.
Ths RsllspIittsrs have rsr1sd
tao n.ms games nest w~sk. one
with csaIrslts. Tuesday sv.ussn.
and Inc sthsf ~ith Hnumels~.
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
MARKET ST. BOOSTERS

Last night the Aarset Street
Booster league do some fine keglins
or the Coliseum Alleys II Barley
chalEed up . neat an single game
He also shot the nigh threegeme
series 6ss High team ssrief 2ss2 oy
Wart<nbes Service
Results OF the matches Wsrtsnbes
Service 26szf o. Cora A sons
ASA TO-. CoTbitt 4 CO. 1859 a.. Com
nfrciAl Dastributln~ Co 23Tb 80 Con
sumers Market 400 81 Interstate
Produce 1881 ~ Poodle Dos 155s fsB
Evergreen STAT Tavern 1851 H..
BIdH LIGHTS OI WIN
G c Collins. presldsnt % to City
Bowling sssariatlon. leo the way this
Nsek - me Coliseum Bowling Win
a 60 hlgh three game ~ri,s High
single ssms Of the seek sat snot b.
Tyled s1th = asa
HIM team teFiss sas shDf BY Coast
Brush 81 tire Clty lesgusrs with a
1913 Also % the Clff lskEusFs ssrs
Rlchfslc Hi-Octsns ASS second sne
Hub Cinthins WITH zsst a. third
place for TIRE sess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
West Victor
In Jamboree
Alongi's 3 Busksts
Decide Hoop Bottle

fgI.N -Thfss aulsk BASKETS ~
alenki - Vein " TIE fiaal minute
q pay gave West = sT-ss vtetaFY
ever East In ths thina snausl
Pierce cesnsy league hssAsseaa
Jamaares hsid HERE lsst night
The usual PACKED crowd watched
the West defeat the East fnt re
fifst time In three l.mhors~s al
n which have been decided ~ tsa
polnts
The scoFe hy psFla-ts,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

ATI-ANTA-Minor league base
ball officials today moved To Chi
csgo to consult the Majors on the
problems of players indicted into
military training.
At its meeting here, the National
Association of Professional Base
ball clubs voted TO place players
drafted by Uncle Sam on the
voluntary retired list without their
counting sgsinst the clubs In
active player limit. But when an
amendment was introduced 10
cover baseball players drafted In
the baseball sense-by clubs In
higher leagues complication de-
veloped and the entire action had
to he rescinded
Judge W. G. Branham.
president Of the association.
finally appointed a COMMITTEES
TO work out the problems with
Baseball High Commissioner
J, VI. lands and Mayor league
heads at the big league meet
Ing In Chicago starting Mon
day.
The amendment as introduced
by the associations executive
committee would call for refund
ing OF the price Of players who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

p0tf-AuGo.ft6tA - The five
D4yiAsen bsoshsrs. Edward. Aiss-
xnA~s. Henry, csorEs ana Joseph.
are rsssrys officers In sn~ cavalry.
lnfAafry and artillery n the army.
Tbsy are he ems ~ Dr. and Mrs.
Ai~aandsr D~yi2son. They mat
h~ss IN an Arnistlc~ day reunion.
which ss~s1 siso for th~ir own
AEpsas away party In military
ssrvs1s.
n vssrrs not ssins ~. s~Ii n with
. sast Action Times Want Al
Fhon. MAin 5lsi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
Figures Don't Lie

ieys going steadily through Sat
urday night and Sunday With the
exception Of the sfors mentioned
competition. all lanes will he avail
able al all times for TRANSIENT
play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
woNENs CITY LrAGIE

FOf tho second successive gsst
Margaret Christiankon has rolled tho
highest series IN the Womsns City
league He'd total Friday evening vas
523 which included a nice 7o7 ssrne
Her team won Z points from Tho
F1Ts and went into first place In the
league standings
Results of other matches;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
PREP SCORES

Botheii ~. f~fer rs,
SKIP kemlsh ~. stan~eed 10.
HiEhiiss ~. boriinrtes r.
Brsmertes ~, nsInbfidGe -.
Lakeside ~. Riekssssa n~ssh
o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

clover feFhs stsfe=f HUMPING
~ FEDERAL Way gave the Vest
sa-polnt advantage in the FIRST
quarter Right - The ten Clover
Park players scored.
sllus.s. s~ese.
Rey added 10 the Vests lead by
doubling tho score On ortins "a
10 q. With Glen Cllnor. making
five n bis teams slx points
ga,.svtse finally iur~e.s Inc
tide In fsssr ~ the Fast ny
defeating kspewsir. ~ n J.
With Iahs Nerdstr.ss saxsina
ten eeuster..
Fife went into the last period
against Yslm with . ls.polnt deft.
CT q pick un. This sdvantags Flfs
erased. sending Fast into the lead.
s. n 81 At this point kiengi
picked up the s-ru,cheon Tor the
West and tossed In the three has
ksts necessary To win the lambores
f1fe and Clover Park. cu
the hssis Of last nigst's per-
fermsaces. seem like The class
Of the ieag,S. Prank spcsr
relied In u psints 10 lead al
scorers.
kspowsin Lossefs we're present
ed with the football trophy during
the program which preceded tins
hoop play
~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

All bouts were billed 10 he three
two-minute rounds. Pat OMslley,
former heavyweight champion Of
Fort Lewis. was referee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

subs Clover Para klrhpHFifs ~
Fhddsn. white az NoYd kilir 40
Federal Way rsastsf. oasy, starr
Martin Ffy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

rsfr
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05

and Norih on brush 10 Forest and
east ON Forest 70 the club. Tho
parade * slated 20 form al 4 D. m.
Cox stated that promlneri
epcakcr from Now YORK viii adj
drcss tho meeting in addition TO
l)ctroit peakers IN addition,
there Nill ne touring military
band. under Tho direction q Lieut..
lake Porter known as me ~
THIRD Twm Band" Nhph Will take
part In The parade and also PLAY az
tho Meeting This hand composed
of NeW YOUR musicians and will
visit all principal cities
Resides the baud tietc viii be
the Harlem Qnarleite a group Of
singers Who Will render willke
songs The Rev William l.ysles
viii he chairman % Tive meeting
Mr.. COX stated this wcck that tae
Harlem Military hand Nii be aug
meu'ed hy large number Of De
iroit musicians
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
5
Hand In SLING
At Hearing
Charges Wife
Assaulted Him
With Knife

Onetha Dawson, 30 ~ 1929 Mon
roe. aroused Of the fatal stabhing
OF his comnon-law wife. Mrs
Mabel Harris Dawson. Was held for
trial on first degree murder
charge following his examination
Tuesday before Recorders judge
Arthur F. Gordon Dawson was re-
mandcd 10 Jail without bail
Detective Lieut.. George n Bran
ton. OF the Homicide Squad. testi-
tying al the examination, said tina,
Dawson had admitted 20 him inet
he had cut HIS wife during an argu-
ment IN his car. The witness testifi-
cd thar Dawson. after watching his
wife and matter llumprics aoO5
Russell enter a house AZ lii5 Mon
roc. on the eyening of sept IS.
waited outside for three hours.
When The couple emerged from
tho house Dawson approached
them. knocked his Wife down. anil
then chased llnnlpr.cs lie knocked
his wife dowu tho sccord time.
and then pulled her into his car
Driving 70 orleans and Maeonb.
Lieut. testified MAT naN son said he
then pulled his knife and started
cutting her
Attorney sam Weller poini3nr 90
Dawnsou~ injured hand which
was handae,d and IN "a SLING ask
ed Tho olhccf II 'ae defendant had
told him that Airs. Dawson had att
tucked him with q hnte and he
had taken g. and ont her The Wit
ness said Dawson had not told him
thar.
dawson told NC his Mic did
not have a Knife" said Brapion
The medical examiner from tho
Coroacrs office Testified that Mrs.
Dawson had a ielnch cut on her
right mock. extending from w back
~ The ear 10 tho mouth Theie was
also ihreo-inch cur on the LEFT
check twoand-one lalf inch Gu
on ihe lon side ~ the ne,k and an
inch cut on ihe nnecr There woro
also stab wounds on the rirht anl
left arm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
Minister Lauds The
Democratic Party

Praise FOR The present national
administration WAS the theme OF
the conference Of delegates ats
tending a meeting ~ The Michigan
FEDERATED Democratic clubs Gl5 T.,
Warren, Tuesday night. and prOnii-
ncnt among ilc mgdaiens VAS llai
OF the Rev. Robert l.. Brady pas
tor OF Second BAPTIST church.
THE Democratic party has done
more Ia The past eiehi Years for
the Negro than the Republican par
IS IN IS. said the Rev. Mr.. Brad
b.
Il don't know one man who can
give good reason why Negroes
should vote the Republican ticket
he continued.
The delegates had met to devise
plans for the organization Of voters
in every precinct in Wavne cpun-
~. and to meet with Edmun!
Shields. national committeeman
from Michigan. Mr. Shields plc lred
10 fight for democratic recognition
OF the Negro.
Among the prominent persons AZ
tending the meeting were Mrs.
Josephine Rclford Charles Pr
riu. chairman state Central COM
mittee; Leo lippa. editor WAYNE
County Democrat. Joseph Suli-
van. chairman Thirteenth district.
George OCorneil. Attorney Ilarr,
Mead, Wayne County chairman
Louis &. Blount general manager
, Great Lakes Mutual life Insurance
company. the Rev Horace \ White
pastor plymouth congregational
eif-~ -.sEsSIsetss y vsssSre'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
life Slayer Held For Trial On First Degree Murder Charge
|r,t Week OF
anniversary At
Ilvary Ends
Of
|Choirs Featured
Ion Program

/. ar,, week Of the tweniy-hrs'
I.,,y Of mo REV. James n.
'rp, pasoaie az Calvary Bap-
'sa.,b ended sunday night with
...,hy ,he assembly OF choirs.
Ps. q vhich vas The rendi
!, s,rns ana spiriluais Of he
u. XVII war. zach preceded ny
...,o-,,a, exposition by MISS
|a.,, SMITH church secretary
|. H. +. morn.al services an in
..,,rs sermon MAS delivered
e.. pse ]. & cooper The Rev
,sr,;n pastor " New Light
f., ,rearhe.. and IN We'd
Il, NIGH ne sermon Was by
rev { &. lleaih, pastor OF
|, BAPTIST church, Northwest
For
4 en.sual ana unique program
lean ~ A. & wright, presi-
!, no Pilgrim Mutual Aid So
/ rpirsda, night The Rev. X
4 ..she IA or ~ second Rap
,bstrh aci4fed an eulogv on
pey NJ Mafln Friday night
Lr's,eg 10 - Years Of his pas
10 AZ caIfslf
h. pror'am sunday afternoon
\. ender 'a auspices OF the
lee. ceN commcmoraiion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
Funeral Services Of
Clarence Wilson Are
Held; Body Shipped

Fnne,al services for Ciafot y
Sweerel wilson were he'd 70 rye
family home go f Ferry Tnesds
morning Mr wilson died last FL
dat IN Ford aospia 'oi'owins q
day in Ford hospital ioi'ovirs a
prolonged illness
Rev. =. Rtch'ord Movers rector *
81 Mathews Episcopal church.
delivered ias funeral sermon
The body was shipped 10 Ironion
ohio Tor burial
Born IN pousville. Ohio 81 yesia
ago Air. wlson had been a resi-
deni of pcirdi,, Tor y years. He
attended l'nien unisof>ity liz
survived hy lns widow MIS- ENya
beth wilson. three sisters and a
brother.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05

~, ,o,l,s.s confronting him. lie
IN al,',,, r.ptndea himself that
=" KY nntI ,..,rseo. himself II tho
n'.casion eyer cropped mn where hc
..nds tba oesie,anee or legal
mimi.
r,o occ,sion hur.t forth Monday
and Hayden elected 70 dismiss INC
attorney as'lsv'a ,S W. COZ, y. ~" w.
w.. ~ a -, ~ ,snlawfnlly driving
,y &" !, ou,om.nle on Nue IT,
IL,,d.n ,ars,ea his lob with VIM
and vieor as he qu'zSrd Witnesses
about the stolen gar whifl nal
h'Fh stripped oi l'Ni '''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
Willkie Clubs Will Stage Parade And Large
Meeting, AT Forest Club, Wednesday Oct. 9.

Nns-, meeting under me tlsrl
,rs ~ tie Associated Willke 'luh,
or AaIea is scheduled for Fore'l
ciuh. Forrest and llasi.i-, Wrd
nc -dh ccuing. Vv'. g.. the m'"'.
ing wi stui ~ . m. a'epflih-
10 oscar Cox chairman o. tae
Planning Cpmmi'ife
l'gns ~ ihf meeiiue 2 pttal"
MIL form W Dean and s. Nn'oi1"
noyo rnrfa ~ Medhury east ON
MedbHv 70 llasiinrs and SOUTH
an Ha8sns 20 Vernon HIGHWAY
west on Nrnor Highway 10 Brush.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05
Sandy Was Doing All Right Until
He Began Quizzing Oscar Bailey

Sandy Hayden hid never h'c'
impressed with the ability " soWt
of ne LAWYERS he had hoard ln 'N
20 wears nf PLAYING leap frog Miia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05

of their seventeenth anniversary.
Baptism and tho Lord. supper will
he administered at the evening ser
vices.
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-16
August
10Th
1910

Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Campbell
visited the early part of the week
at the home of their daughter
Mrs. Leroy DesRosier.
Prepare NOW for good Job.
Learn Auto and Diesel Mechanics
Welding, Top and Body and Paint
ing. Practical Training. Free
Catalog. HANSON AUTO
SCHOOL. Box 17S0-P. Fargo, N.
Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Shannon
and daughter Ruth will leave this
week for Minneapolis where they
will visit with Mr.. Shannon s
parents who will celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary next
week.
A modern heating system install
ed in your home now costs YOU
nothing until October 1st. under
FILA. Automatic summer and
winter domestic hot water can be
included with either hot water or
steam heating systems. Consult
me for details. Plum bling and
Heating Shop. Pat Granger,
Phone 6S.
A few Waist Stacks left, to
close out at Soc Economy Shop
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Martin
were weekend visitors in kalis.
pell.
Strayed-Setter dog, white
with brown spots on ears and
rump. answers to name of Victor
Reward for return to Joseph
Rankin, Babb, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beck OF
Havre were weekend visitors al
the home of their son, MIR. ano
Mrs. Murl Beck.
If you want a bargain in ar
Electric Range, see Mr.. Fishel al
the Great Northern Utilities of
flee. These used electric range:
are in excellent shape and will
save you time and money these
hot days, so why sweat and fun,
over a coal or wood fire wher
electricity will do the work t
your advantage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medore La
Breche, ranchers on Gu: Banl
river, are sightseeing in Yellow
stone this week.
! Eddie Kollises of Kalispell i
visiting this week at the Mile
Fischel home. He is a nephew O
Mr.. Fischels.
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-16
Card Of Thanks

We wish to sincerely thank all
our friends and relatives who sc
generously assisted during the
illness and death of our beloved
mother, Mrs. Maggie Peterson
also all those who sent the beau
tiful floral sprays which helped
enlighten our sorrow in oul
hour of bereavement.
Frank Peterson
Mitchell Peterson
Melvin Peterson and family
Mrs. Walter Peterson and son
Mrs. Oscar Peterson and family
Mrs. Carl Schmidt and family
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-16
HAPPENINGS
Of Local Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Harker
and family were fair visitors in
Great Falls last week.
We repair Radios, all makes.
electric and gas washers, BICYCLES.
Gamble Store.-4 tc
Miss Florence Schmidt, princi-
pal of the local elementary grade
school, returned from the Uni
versity of Montana at Mlssoula
where she attended the summer
session working on her Masters
degree.
If you want a bargain in an
Electric Range. see Mr.. Fishel at
the Great Northern Utilities Of.
flee. These used electric ranges
are in excellent shape and will
save you time and money these
hot days. so why sweat and fume
over a coal or wood fire when
electricity will do the work to
your advantage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kipp and
Catherine Colbert were weekend
visitors in Kalispell.
Mrs. McFadyean and family
are mentioning at Yellowstone
Park this week.
The meat makes the meal-for
prime steer beef. choice young
veal. choice young pork, and
lunch meats of all kinds. Our
meats are all of the highest quail
ity. Quality Meat Market.
New Fall Hats at the
Economy ShoI
Mrs. L. M. Davis made a triI
to Canada Wednesday to consul,
the Memo mite doctor regarding
her health.
Postmaster Tellifero and BOZ
Kramer motored to Great Falls
Tuesday on a business trip.
Uncle Dan Hagerty was q bus
mess here from Poison Thursday
Dave Yegen. Julius Lindhart. Boil
McPhillips of Shelby and H. M
Saubert of Great Falls left on ;
fishing trip in the Park Thurs
day morning. They will return
Sunday.
Sweaters and Skirts just arriv
ed in all the new fall shades.
Economy Shot,