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The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

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for each insertion. but the mini.
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fre$l1I1s.
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vance. but regular advertisers
with ledger accounts may have
their advertisements charged.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
CITY TO SET UP
RECREATION DEPT.
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Continued from Page Une)
supplied from the Contingent
Ftfnd for the present.
Application of Joseph Russell,
owner of Sloppy Joe's Bar, to
connect up his .essabEshnent's
watsr lines with tiaatk cltys@ hall
line was denied by the council.
Board of Pubic WORKS had turn
ed she matter back to the coun-
Gil with the statement tlsStt il did
not have: authority to act in the
matker. assRf 4. g9wkNFgss
Two fire extinguishefs were
ordered purchased forT the adra-
riun at a sum not to exceed $50.
Council ordered publication no
tiee in The Citizen for $500, to
advertise the final date on which
to file application of intention to
pay delinquent taxes of 1886 and
previous years, together with full
taxes since 1886, on the 30es ar
rangement. The final date is
May. 7th.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
:: SOCIE7 Y ::
Miss Leonor Warren
Receives HonOrs
tspeclal to TAe cftizen)

especial to TAe Citixen)
NoRTHAMPTON, Mass, April
l9.--Miss. Leonor Warren. a
junior ' ~ Smith yopllegeH and
daughter of Or. ard Ms Will
liam r. Mafren.-oh. EakolS street
in Key West, Fla, has recently
been elected to the office of
house present of Morris House.
Immediately after the spring
recess Miss Warren took UP the
duties of her office which include
attending meetings of the House
of Representatives, the legislative
branch of the Student Govern
ment Association, conducting
house meetings, representing the
public opinion of her house and
acting as assistant hostess in her
dormitory.
She will also take part in COM
mencement activities as a Junior
Usher.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
Young WOmeR's
- -a-~s
Circle Meets

The Young Women's Circle of
the Ley Memorial Church held
an Interesting meeting Monday
evening in the Church Annex.
The study for the evening was
Life of Bishop w. r. Lambuth,
Missionary and World Citizen" ,
and was given by Mrs. 0. c.
Howell. Miss Martha Robinson
gave an interesting report of the
STATE Missionary Conference held
recently in Ocala.
After the program and busi-
ness meeting a delightful social
hour followed with refreshments
served by Misses Elizabeth
Rosam and Catherine Knowles
and Ida Bethel. Mrs. Albert
Carey invited the Circle to meet
with her in May.
Present at the meeting Mon
day were: Mrs. Archie ROBERTS,
Mrs c. Sam B. Curry, Mrs. Al
bert Carey, Mrs. Joseph Thornp-
SON. Mrs. Albert Cruz, Mrs.
Eukenia Pent, Mrs. Emma Frow,
Mrs Edna Brady, Mrs. VIM.
Doughtry, Mrs. Earl Hamilton,
Mrs Alicia Boeyen, MRS. Murrell
Sands, Mrs. Leon Sawyer, Mrs.
o. iC Howell, Mrs. Thomas CtIfYFs
Mrs. Eugene Roberts. gWiss
Martha Robinson, Miss Barbara
Burris, Miss Ida BethelM Miss
Miriam Carey, Miss Catherine
Knowles, Miss Elizabeth Rosafn,
and Mrs. Floyd Bowery from
Matecumbe. ~. II +;
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
',s.a ',s.ssaI by RUSSELL KAY

those who'd probably figure I
was on the Dies Committee or the
lF.B.I. and wouldn't believe any
thing l said, anyway.
Asher Frank suggests that
write a column on< "Safety"--but
I says, "Asher, everyone wbuld
! KNOW you were up to some
thing. It's too late to get in on
thiS.~go-round, but they'd swear
fTJwas sbuiIdin' you up for Gov
sernor next time, if Dave Sholtz
doesn't decide to! run again, and
isn't it funny, Asher, how you
never know about Dave, whether
he's goin' to run for anything or
not, and do you think he'll be
goin' to Europe again SOON"
When / came to Asher was gone
and / had black eye!
Then there's Spending and
Economy. If l pick one I'm
for Roosevelt, Pepper and the
New Deal. If / pick the other I'm
a Republican and tryin' to pro-
mote "Socker" Coe.
Plenty of subjects? Yes! Plenty
of dynamite, tool AS the boss
often says, "I'd rather die a nat
ural deathp1 And as Gle Trice
says, me and Eleanor Roosevelt
and the other columnists" do
have time these days.
Guess FrEhgpld { shaye written
about Mfpt LIFE Week, / be-
lieve that's the best subject I've
hit on YET therein be an
other one eEbefoEe I'm asked to
pinch-hit again and if so, l prom
Use, you'll get an EAR FULL!
Russell's Gall Friday,
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
tors Married
Hge Yesterday

Marriage license was issued
yesterday from the office of
County Judge Raymond r. Lord,
authorizing the wedding, of Theo-
dore D. Squire and Ellen L. Har-
low. Mr.. Squire is from Coral
Gables and Miss Harlow is from
Neg York. (
The wedding ceremony was
performed by the judge in his
office and the witnesses were ].
Otto Kirchheiner and Mrs. Louisa
D. Parks.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
FARMERS GIVEN ADVICE
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cattle viii produce milk over
longer periods, and of a better
quality. Flavor and food value
win also be greatly improved, it
is believed. The same holds true
as for quality of beef cattle, Pas
ture improvement, according to
DR.. Northen. would result in fast
er growth of calves. and conse-
quently faster market.
This cooperating with ma
tare', contends the doctor. is
economical in the long run. and
win supply much needed miner
als to the cattle diet, thereby
overcoming some objections in
Florida beef cattle.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
SUNDAY DINNER
-Slxg1eStsolss--.

THE market basket for Sundays din.
i ner this week should hold Q large
supply OF fresh vegetables. FOR almost
every vegetable Is available, and IN the
reasonable price field. Asparagus, green
beans, cabbage. carrots. celery. mush.
rooms, spinach and turnips are especially
good buys. Beef, veal and fresh ana
smoked pork prices are attractive. all
though beef and frssh pork are slightly
higher than they were last week. The
first Of the new crop of Long 1alsnd
duckiings has arrived. and ere an es2e-
cialfy good nhultgy hnTs RoastinE
chickens, says Cora AnthouH Of the A&E
Kitchen. are slightly higher IN prlea
than last week, but are within the reaeh
of all for q Sunday dinner. Eggs are
plentiful and excellent. and priced 50
that they are within any budget.
Here are three dinners at different
price levels.
Low Cost Dinner
Stuffed Shoulder Of Lamb
Creamed New Potatoes
Buttered Beets
Bread and Butter
Fresh Asparagus Salad
Fresh Pineapple Shortcake
Coffee Milk
Moderate Cost Dinner
Roast Chicken with Mushroom Dressing
Drowned Potatoes
Carrots and New Peas
Tomato and Lettuce Salad
Rolls and Butter
Lemon Meringue Pudding
Tea Coffee - Milk
Very Special Dinner
Broiled Grapefruit
Crown Roast of Pork
with Mashed Potatoes
a ss f. Corn Stuffed Tomatoes
~ Crescent Rolls
sx Mixed Green Salad
Fears Creme de Meiths
assss Tea. n Coffee Milk
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
Saturday partly
CONDITIONN

The low pressure area that was
scentered off ithel gfaid alef Gulf
coast yesterday morning has
moved northeastward to Ten
nessee, and pressure is low
this morning throughout the
southeastern quarter of the coun-
try, and over the upper Missouri
Valley and southwestern dis
tricts; while a moderate high
pressure area is crested over the
Lake region, Z
Rain has occurred during the
last "a hours from the lower Mis-
sissippi Valley and East Gulf
State northeastward to the North
Atlantic Coast. being heavy on
portions Of thaSeast Gulf coast,
and in the lower Ohio Valley and
Tennessee. Heavy squalls were
reported this morning on the
west-centraI Florida coast.
e Temperatures are below nor
mai this morning in the West
sEulf States, and near or above
elsewhere.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19

Time was when slich.ia mes
sage as You gotta write my col
umn this week" fruhnethe Boss,
wouldn't have causeds s&heabatting
of an eye There's always so much
goin' onEtoA wHitei abSpt and you
hIlknoW hSMMalIa gal likes to
make herself HEARD.
uBdf thie time it's With 2ltA fear eaaqqqgahdd qgahdd
misgiXing that !. launch into-any,
seDef tlyou,I say
these hectic prealection dayEyi is
WRONG a Suppose anyone who
follows Russe11' Kay's column
would say Politics is nat,
uraP-so go to town on that.
However, I've found out that
try as I may. anything I'd say
on any subject from Grounding
Day" to MY First Childhood
Recollections" would be inter
preted as propaganda for candi-
date So and So or politician Such
and Such.
First thought Of good old
favorite: "The Florida Cross State
CanaP-but sure as thunder I'd
be accused of trying to-; re-eleet
Congressman Lex Green; be-
sides, 1 live in South Florida and
wouldn't we-he Id atafible mess
drinkin' salt water-or no water
at All-the rest of our lives?
Then l cheMeh MY gum bit
and hit tsop the subject yefN Cows
On OR pRI / The ehaay bat
everyone w6uld Know 1 was
just trying to- elect Fuller War
ren as Governor and there's
probably very little / could say
on the subject that Fuller isn't
tellin' the folks these days, any,
how.
Five Cents Orange Juice" was
a good subject about this time
last year, so let's give it whirl
again. No-Burton S C h e p f
wouldn't appreciate your stealing
his thunder right in the midst of
a busy Gubernatorial campaign,
and, besides, that might bring
up the freeze and the citrus situa-
ton, and l just won't endeavor
to explain either of them.
The Patman Bill is very inn
portant right now-but then I'd
either be on the Chain Store
Associations payroll, or tryin' to
make some votes for Spessard
Holland who's making plenty of
'em as it is.
The idea ofgmoving the Capitol
has always seemed interesting
and worthy of. consideration.
Other states have done it-and
wouldn't it be lot easier to spell
Crystal River" than 'Tallahas-
see"? Then, I says, Careful,
there, Frederick Van Roy isn't
buyin' your lunch these days
and that's out.
'"TaxeS" is always a honey.
Anyone can talk or balk on TAX
es"-and, of course, I'd be accus-
ed of tryin' to help "Uncle Fred
go to Washington.
A Crusade" appealed to me.
Why not write a forceful article
on Gambling and It's Vices or
Rackets and Why Can't. Get
Into One?" But then there are
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19

Miss Elsie Spindler, Mrs. C. A.
Roberts, Mrs. Frank Saule and
Mrs. Josephine Meeks, are in the
city today enjoying the sights and
wete particularly interested in
|thei strange things to be seen at
the Tropical Aquarium. They
are from Kansas Eity,1lE6I, and
viii return this afternoon
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
Centre. AstuTianO
Club Holds Dance

Benefit dance for Club Centro
AstuFiano will be held this eve
IHingy beginning at t-9-e'cloek. at
Pena's Garden of Roses.
Funds derived from this affair
will go tbMards reconstruction of
the club building which was re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
/, Mpsic wiz / be furnished by
John PFifchard's Dance Band.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
WGlIGces Entertain
Friends At Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Marino Wallace
of this city entertained a group
of friends from Maloney Bros.
Bakery last evening at the Chop
Suey House with a southern fried
chicken dinner.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Del
ma, Eden and Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
Watson. sl'i'tsse. s@1sasvsa
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19

Among the many interesting
exhibits which will feature the
New York Worlds Fair when
il opens May 1th will be thata
of the. Qpppen & Brass Industry
It will be housed, in the; Hall Of
Industry. The story of, copper
from its discovery By a half
savage tribe on the Island of C
ent day uses will be graphically
many uses of the oldest metal o.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
North carolinans Here

Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Fuer, of
Charlotte. N. c., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Seignoir, of Moores-
vile, N. c.. are visitors in the
Ecity today and enjoying them
selves. They praised the ride
over the highway coming to the
city.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
Dance TOmoTouU9 gs1A3'
al RaaI's Club sa''',lS

IAul.sl clastt tT1I3T TIT b sisgt1 1i4tly
spot toniorf6&l nishtilMhe1 lths
bic weekend dance gets under
way about d0asielockaa ,nsl!lsB
Gould Curry's Orchestra win
bespresent with a lively program
Of late dance -tunesr There will
mo admission or cover charge:
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
DIVORCE ACTION

FINAL decree in the divorce snit
Of Miriam Oppenheimer BaumAn
versus Emanuel w. Bauman, was
xilea and recorded in the office
OF Clerk Ross c.. Sawyer, Of Cir.
cult Court yesterday afternoon. =
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
sesssOsssessssesseessess
TO A BABY
BY A.c.K.

sssOsSesssssasssesessess
Eyes so blue and smile so sweet,
Tiny hands and tiny feet, {
A little bunch Of heaven to me-
No one can ever know or see
The happines you brought to me.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
Rdnrn From 4 Is
O,E.S. Meet s..,.;,s.,,;

Mrs. G. N. G6skOarsat st and mrs.
A. 8. Shsrpley, who had been at
tending thes rleeeine The GFapd
CHI pter of Order of Eastern
Stags, at Orlandps FlassretHfnea
TO the city last night,
They visited Mrs. Goshofns s
mofher. Mrs. J. E. Robbins. at
Plant City. before returning
honae and were absent. from the
citysfor one week.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19

Mrs. Marjorie Diekey, daugh-
ter Of. Mrs. Beatrice Tate, left on
the early morning bus today.
Mrs. Dickey is en- route to Balti-
more. Md. where she will make
EheE home With her husband,
Lueius Dickeyst a4e s-s4g
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
Leo Warren Returns

Leo Warren, superintendent of
warehouse for the WPA in Key
West, who had been conferring
with officials in Miami for two
days. returned to Key West last
night. Ax
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
NOTES OF TODAY


BradYs In Jacksonville
Lieutenant Commander T.. ].
Brady, public works officer at
the Naval Station, who is making
an inspection of the work in the
district, and Mrs. Brady, were
guests this week at the Hotel
Roosevelt, in Jacksonville.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
Leave For ST. Pete

Leave For ST. Pete
Mr.: and Mrs. Edward ]. Bunce,
who were on a sightseeing trip
and enjoyed themselves i'm
Intensely, left this morning. on
THE bus for their home in st.
Petersburgi Ella. 1a HaEI7 dt
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
Here Checkin9 q ficenkaa !.

( Joe Fine and other members of
the State Beverage, Department,
who were IN the city chscking on
the licenses issued from the of
flee Of Frank H. Ladd, tax collec-
tor, left for Miami this morning.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
'lzFss ohnsosa. Leaves

Mrs. w. +. johnson, who had
been visiting her father David
OGDEN and otF1er frelatives for
'saSeral Sweekss left on the Z
o'clock bus this morning for her
home in Miami.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
lVisiaed Relatives

IlYisiied Relatives d,1ft.i
4 Mrs. Edna Odin, who had been
in the city several days visiting
relatives and friends, was apas-
senger on the morning sbus Tor
Jacksonville returning to join
ME-. odiA1t2 di>dsxiI.1 hns a
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19

l. Pure gold.
2. Mammals.
3. French.
4. Rep. William B. Bankhead
of Alabama.
5. SO million miles. eF
6. Outfielder.
Z. Five dollars.
8. The Old Curiosity Shop.
8. Tibet.
10. No.
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
WANTED

WANTED-A chance to bid on
your next printing order. The
Artman Press. may19-tf
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
ANSWERS TO
TODAY'S DAILY QUIZ

Below are the Answers 10 TodaY's
Daily Quiz printed on Page 2
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
THE WEATHER

Observation taken at 1880 a. M,
18th Mer. Time Getty Office
The Key West citizen., 1940-04-19
FORECAST

(Till 7:30 p. M, Saturday.
Key West and Vicinity: Mostly
cloudy and slightly cooler to-
night, preceded by showers; Sat
urday partly cloudy; moderate to
fresh southerly to westerly
winds, probably rather strong at
times this afternoon, diminishing
Saturday. ss1
: Florida: Mostly cloudy and
u il,sRtiy sssnsfs sools5M i9 MkkEai sass s.ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Ogden Reds Win
Pioneer Playoff

BOISE, Ida.--The Ogden Reds
today held the Pioneer leagues
first presidents cup. having
thumped the Boise Piolts in three
straight games after eliminating
the Salt Lake Bees. regular sea-
son pennant winners. in two
straight.
The Reds swamped the Pilots
ia In the final game last night
behind the six-h.t pitching of
Vernon Stone. Tommy Caravan
and Lanny Mcconnell led the 49,
hit assault with home runs. the
latter's coming with the bases
loaded in the seventh.
The line score:
Ogden -. .010 400 400-11 Is 2
Boise .010 001 002- s 2
Stone and Steinback; Snyder.
Rasmussen. Rene. Mentz and Dem
niston.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Henry McLemore Says

titling the fortunate holdes to
a pair Of shoes. . burro, 10 les
sons In braille, and other worth
while prizes.
Senator Bob LaFollette.
The naval academy football
team, Corinne Griffith and -
George Marshall. himself - in
person, in the flesh, and equipped
with a modesty that makes the
shrinking violet seem a Milton
Berle in comparison.
There were other attractions,
but there Is a limit to what a
reporter har to report to his
readers.
Toss me those smelling salts,
Anastasia. I'm plum wore out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Wotch the White Sox

American league since 1900
year the loop began
picking?
this writing but breathing the necks of
bssebals boohooers are Detroit, and Chicago.
Where's
IS in Massachusetts believe
surprised Chicago White today stand
enyiab position; they might easily take all
York and Chicago have the advantage
Yankees play against Chicago
but
games; St Louis
welcome that
of
New York. Detroit
Tigers Indians each other than
games games Chicago.
Washington Other contests Cleveland will
Philadelphia, Washington
anybody's pennant you'd
II wanting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Clay Carr Takes
Pendleion Trophy

PENDELToN. ore.-The an
nual Pendleton round up. famous
saga of the DAYS when mans
best friend was mis- six gun. was
over today and Nesaha, Calf.
bronco buster. Clsv Carr, was the
round up associations new all
around cowboy champion.
p. l. jackson. publisher of
the Portland Journal pre-
scented Carr with the 5000
Sam jackson trophy. The
presentation en- d ed what
Roundup President Bill
Switzler termed the most sue
cessful show In years.
Cars victory In the steer rop-
ing contest which he won in 46.2
seconds for two steers. gave him
l20 points which was 20 ahead
Of his two nearest competitors
Richard Merchant. Tucson. Ariz.
winner OF the calf roping contest
and Everett Bowman, Hillside
Ariz.. bulldog winner.
Nick knight Of Cody, Wyo., was
crowned champion bronc buster
Bert Evans Of Seattle was awarded
the Northwest bucking contest
title.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Georgia Coleman, Diving Champ, Dies

LOS Funeral serv-
ices will be held Wednesday for
Georgia Coleman. blonde Olympic
diving champion. who succumbed
to a liver silment after an illness
Of two years.
Miss Coleman. who survived in
fantile paralysis after winning
world honors on the spring board
had been bedridden for two year.
She died Saturday night at PAN
hospital at the age of %.
The pretty swimming star
had regained the Use Of her
limbs in 1897. after n siege Of
infantile paralysis. and only n
short time later was stricken
with a liver ailment. Last DE
cember. her friends appealed
for funds 10 defray costs of an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

with ELLIOTT METCALF

COACHES of the Puget Sound conference take tip
y from your old podner
Sumner Harold o. CPop) keeney is guy they'll have TO
contend with from on in
Meaning that the guy from down western washing
ION way has hustle the ball =.
If and when he wants player he'll out and get
him. whether he fly angle salmon egg
or any other legitimate bait
that TO his school and make
passes ground yardage touchdowns block or
tack
The Pop" that for nothing
He is a guy knows his psychology
Pop knows that young male like
hunting
gives opportunity handle and shoot hrearm
particularly shotgun
what?
So the he prospective boy within
his territory toward
school
n hunt birds whatever the
with and see the birds
through = I nag
Vel. blast me gzzards, 1t and how II works!
That most OF Tn time IL fails naturally
youth do and having
like that shotgun held before
he Of youth
still I seew why they call him Pop
nj Bang, Bang
That sounds like a shotgun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Coast Playoff
Opens Tuesday
Seottle to Ploy
Ouklund Acorns
ny UNITED PRESS

The Seattle Rainiers meet the
third-place Oakland club tomorrow
night at Emeryville in the first two
games of the Pacific Coast league
Shaughnessy playoffs to determine
which of the four teams will an
mex the extra dough. Los Angeles.
second place team. and San Diego.
the fourth. meet at Los Angeles
Wednesday night.
Seattle dropped its closin &
double-header to San Diego yester-
day. 4-3 and 2-1. wally Herbert
won his 18th game of the season
in the opener by outlucking Bill
Walker. while Herman (old Folks)
Pillette turned in his 217th victory
in the Coast league in pitching his
623d game in the nightcap. Her
man wound up the season with
seven victories and two defeats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Grid Curtain
About to Rise
Collegions Work
Hord for Opening

SAN FRANCISCO - Having
worked the kinks out of muscles
and the stiffness out of new shoes.
Pacific Coast conference football
teams settled down to substantial,
toughening work today. None see
action this week. although minor
conferences and independent teams
get under way.
Saturdays games i>->ude Con-
zaga against College of Idaho at
Spokane: Montana State against
Western State at Bozeman.
The curtain goes up with bang
the following week when UCLA
entertains Southern Methodist;
San Diego Marines go to Oregon,
Montana State visits Drake (all
Friday night encounters): Califor-
MIA entertains Michigan: Santa
Clara and Utah and Stanford and
University of San Francisco put
on double-header. Southern Cali
fornia Is host to Washington
State: Minnesota comes out to
play Washington and Idaho visits
Oregon state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

As long as this is the beginning of the hunting
let's take up the of Bernard I. McCauley, state
game director .
regime who has delivered 900 per cent and his de-
partment contrary the belief of many politicians is
one of the most important
Now with Governor Martin defeated and new CHIEF
executive certain TO be named either T. L. Dill OF
Arthur Langie there will be sweeping changes in the
But mueh Governor Martin refused to permit poll
tic. to play game and because
Mccauev proved intelligent leader
spomen together believe of the state
that McCauley should be kept on the job
Washington of the progressive game states
His
certain moth
know political
their henchmen had pvi
nothing graft choice paintings In
privae properties Instance
washngtons situation stand under such
of Washington might find
IL 10 advantage promises
Dill Langle
In 9th before election
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Ed Woods Entry
Winner of Race

Ed Woods bird won first place
in the Racing Pigeon clubs COM
petition Sunday. capturing the
race in eight hours and four min
utes. The last race of the season
will be thrown two weeks hence
from Wallace. Ida. distance of
sos miles.
Results of Sundays competition
in yards per minute: Ed Wood,
SOL AS: Ed johnson. s23.S9; Carl
Grigsby. sl6.05: bud Dean. sol 81
Joe Mcconnell. s00.75. and Bot
Friberg, 792.0s.