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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Miss Boyd 10 Wed
On September Fl
Plans Tor Wedding are
Revealed b Young Couple

An afternoon church cere-
mony with = reception IN the
garden II re brides par
ents' home following. i being
MANNED hy Miss Ieanuette
Romncs BOYD and Mr. VIII
liam liams Shaw II Olympia.
The ceremony VIII be read n
Mountain View Lutheran
church a 4 o'clock a the
afternoon Of sept. 81. BY the
Rev. r. :. Tollcfson.
Ths htid- has asked be- SISTER.
Mrs. , q Hhotwsl = b. ~ maid
~ hanar and tns hflassmslda I'll
b. Mrs. George MeCouhFsy ard
Miss geraidlne krause Mrs.. shot
vets twa daughters. Beverly ri
Claire witi - ths nttls flpwes
Elrls
NJ Charles AlnsisY win h~ re
b~.t naa ard ashsFs stn - NJ.
Rabeff klssh md NJ william
uohxfts
Tae wedding reception an foi-
loss IN the aentsn ~ the country
hosns n me brides parents II
NdesWnssf
Miss nnyd Was graduated fsern
ruYaiiup high seheei and slsu a.
tended knapps ahs - msnher
~ Alpha teiA sorority M ahs~
vss graduated ffua Queen Arms
itch sehaei N Seattle
On Thursday evening Nfs Ahat.
well viii entertain 81 a buffet din
nsr h~fnfs the wedding rehearsal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Mrs. johnson Appointed TO Head
Drama League Committee
Mrs Bereenen TO Assist New Chairman in Membership
Drive; "kneLerboeter Holiday First Play

The appointment Of Mrs John Arnason Johnson mem.
bershp chairman for the coming year for the Tacoma
Drama league being today by the Drama league
president Mrs John C. Taylor. Mrs. Johnson will be
assisted by Mrs Abner Bergersen and large committee
of members.
The Of lg40 brings promise Of great things for
Tacomans interested In the drama No longer viii the scene
OF activities be the Little Theater off Carr Street but
beautiful home No. End and SITS, being re-.
constructed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Leaves for ST. Louis Sunday

Miss Mardy Mady will leave Sun
day evening for ST. Louis TO do
graduate work at the Central In
stitute for the Deaf. Washington
university. Miss Mady was grad
uated in June from Washington
State college. where she was presi-
dent of Kappa Kappa Gamma So
rority.
Woman's Missionary society Of
Bethel Lutheran church will meet
Thursday at 8 o'clock at the home
Of Miss Helga Walberg. $40 So.
Park ave. Miss Walberg Is the
chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Mrs. Butler TO Be Hostess
To Better Gardens Club

Mrs. Arthur Butler, 1919 No.
18th st, will entertain members Of
the Better Gardens club on Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Of
ficers for the coming year will be
chosen following the business hour.
Mrs. Thomas Kendall will speak
on Planting and Care Of Rock
cry" A general discussion Of gar
den problems by members viii
follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Alpha Study Club Will Open
With Dessert Luncheon
First Fall Event 10 Be Held at Home Of New President
Mrs. Clifford n. Blows on Monday at O'clock

l o'clock dessert luncheon Monday afternoon at Mrs.
G. H. Blows home go So 96th will be the opening event
the calendar of Alpha Study clubs social events Mrs. Blows
president of the club this year and will be assisted by the
other Officers Mrs. Herbert Gay and Mrs James Smyh.
Tradtonally surprise at the first fall meeting the
club year books will be presented by the committee which
includes Mrs Victor Miller Mrs. w. p. Wagey and Mrs.
E. Tton For this years study Rivers will be the topic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Mrs. Lonestreth TO Visit in
CHICAGO Enroufe East

Among the Tacoma girls who
are leaving the city for the college
year is Miss Barbara Longstreth,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Longstreth jr.. who leaves Friday
for the graduate school of social
work at the University of Penn
sylvania. Miss Longstreth gradu-
ated from the College of Puget
Sound this June where she was
affiliated with lambda Sigma Chi
sorority.
Before going to Philadelphia,
Miss Longstreth will visit Miss
Patricia Coatsworth, a sorority
sister who is attending Northwest
ern university of Chicago. an un-
Gle, Mr.. Ronald Slavery in New
York and other relatives in Wash
ington, d. c.
HOLSTER w. c. T. q. will meet
on Tuesday at 100 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. c. z. Keil, $685. So
Puget Sound ave. Mrs. r. w
Hamer will be the guest speaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Infant Neil Brown Is
Welcomed

Congratulations are numerous
for Mr and Mrs David Iif9ssn
who are parents u = second son.
Vel Maynard IiroNu. hofu IN Ta-
coma General hospital on aeptsfn.
be- q The child Il welcomed by
his brother. David and bic grand
parents NJ and Mfa ~ A.
nroksnn and MIS- George aruen
~ tafrhmont. and tee great.
Efandmathsrs. ars. Myfa tiFuksnn
ana Mrs. lee lludaon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

The comfortable new show house
IL Of old English design. with com
Portable seats. excellent yentiia.
ton. a spacious foyer. and ample
back stage space for the large
casts and many workers necessary
for the successful presentation Of
worthwhile productions
This dream Of far sighted civic
minded citizens for a new. com
Portable and cory LATHE Tbsatsr
for Tacoma viii matsriallzs in
October when the curtain will riss
on the first production. "Knlchsr.
booker Holiday on Oct 10 The
membership committee urges All
interested 10 contact members for
their season ticket before the open
ing night 10 avoid confusion and
10 assure them Of their pariicipa.
ton in all the activities. pieass
ures and friendships available In
the Tacoma Drama league
There are many phases Of Drama
league activities Among them ar.
the casting and production Of
plays The group presents five
ma )or productions each year under
the supervision Of such well
known and talented directors 81
Mrs. Lock Rishi. Mrs. Frankie
Fuller. Mrs J. X Gordon and Mrs..
Harry Cain. Members are also
privileged To participates and ed.
pertinent IN the work shop division
under Mrs G G Hopper. with sx-
periencsd and Hedging directors
The play discussion groups. cover
lng the latest Broadway successes,
a. well az the classics are also a
interest 20 members. Opportsnitisa
10 study and practice IN the nu'
msfous back stage Jobs stage d.
.sfgntng, oostgming. properties.
makeup. s0und effects contrib1ts
n the friendly. cordial stmoa.
pbers 81 IAttIs ThsAtsr in which
all TacOmAns are cordially invited
10 share
Among the members from whom
tickets may h. obtained are Mes
danes J. W. nsthsson. Homer
Tnisy. W y Squire. Otto Rosdsr
John Chapman. Aaron handlss
JunlA Todd Hsiisn. Homer Hart.
wick. e. W Horn. Harold Mann
William hahncks. Horace Cssr
f'hliip Garland. y D. AapenNai
LorA Kreldisr. George J. Downing
Ellsworth G. Powers. Preston On.
stAd. Judge Blanche Punk Miller
Misses Antonssts Hopkins. DOFO-
my y. Kahier. Esther Ohlaon
Margaret Tiiisy. Elizabefh Walton
Mary Mcdonald. Amy Lou Murray
Ruth Taylor. Beatrice Turrsil. Al
berta Black. nargorls charnlsy
hsasrs. J. X Gordon. Wallaes
Snowman. Charles HUM. y l.
Caldwell. George Rapin. DR.. War
ren Tomiinson. M and Mrs.
Salem Nourse. and Mr. and Mrs.
Hollis Day.
ladies' Independent einb VII
meet with Mrs Omar Peterson
for a i750 luncheon Tuesday 4
business meeting and cards wil
! folloS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Returns Friday Morning
From Eastern Washington

DrUsy West. s0n II Mr.. and Mrs
Fransis West. returned Friday
nafuinE from Medical lake he
all bs saih Ms parents for = lsssk
before entering ths University %
Washington for his Junior year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
librs Study Club
Meets tuesday

Mrs. Harry Anderson. Bal No.
Ainsworth, In opening her horns 70
members of Libra study club for =
Iz:t5 luncheon on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. William Leathsrwood
will present ths Afternoon topic.
Genesis Of Man Evolution Mrs.
Roosevelt Basier viii present a re-
yisw Of Across the Busy Years
BY Nicholas Murray Butler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
VIII Motor TO California
On Sunday

Mrs. r. =. Perkins will leave
Saturday afternoon for an in
definite stay In California. She
VIII motor down with Mrs. Grace
Allen and her daughter Patricia,
who has been appearing in Seattle
with a nationally known orchestra
for the last week. Mrs. Perkins
will go first 10 Glendale 10 visit
close friends; later she plans an
extended visit with her mother,
Mrs. Clarence Perry. In San Diego.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
VIII Leave for Fort Worden

DR.. and Mrs. Scott S. Jones are
busy closing their home at ZOOS
North Cedar. They are moving TO
Fort worden where Or. Jones will
assume the duties Of a major in the
medical corp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

Wedding music was PLAYED bv
Mrs. Frank Worden, organist and
Mr.. George johnson. violinist.
Miss Catherine Buland Campbell
cousin Of the bride. and Miss Jane
Wiley. sister Of the bridegroom,
were the brides attendants. Miss
Campbell wore an olive green cos
tune suit with mink trim and Miss
Wiley was in similar ensemble of
black. also with mink trim.
DR.. wiley's brother, DR.. David
r. Wiley of Portland was the best
man and ushers were DR.. Calvin
Edward Gantenbein of Portland
and DR.. George Buland Campbell
of Palo Alto. Calf.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan and was CIV
en- in marriage BY her father. Mr..
Arthur Williams Bryan. DR.. Wiley
Is the son of Mrs. Robert Wiley Of
Portland.
The Army and Navy room of
Hotel Winthrop was the scene Of
the wedding breakfast for the two
families after the ceremony. The
table was decorated entirely in
white flowers.
Mrs. Bryan wore for the wedding
n black costume suit and Mrs.
Wiley was in an autumn fuschia
costume.
For their wedding trip DR.. and
Mrs. Wiley have gone on a cruise
aboard his sailing cutter the
"Sunda." When they return they
will be at home to their friends
at 1410 Northeast Weidler in
Portland.
The bride was educated at the
Annie Wright Seminary. the Col
lege of Puget Sound, and the Uni
versity of Washington from which
she was graduated. Her sorority
at C. P. S. was Kappa Sigma Theta
and at the university Gamma Phi
Beta. DR.. Wiley studied at Reed
College, the University of Oregon,
University of Oregon Medical
school and University of London.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

morning wedding marked by smart simplicity and
likewise beauty of both bride and setting on Satur-
Gay morning IN which Miss Barbara Buland Bryan and Dr.
James Watt Wiley repeated their marriage vows
White tapers burned in candelabra during the service
which the Rev. Harold Long o'clock in Emmanuel
presbyterian church. The flowers in the church were all
white with predomnance of gladiol.
Inc brides charm enhanced by the smart costume
jacket SUIT of ntock gray which she wore It was fash
Toned with blue fox fur trim the collar and down the
front. Her flowers were orchids
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Simplicity Marks Wedding Rites
In lmmanual Presbyterian Church

Couple 10 Establish Home in Portland, Ore. Following
Wedding Trip - Se:.. c...e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
'Taeomans in New York City

Miss Anne Davis and Miss
Helen Chale are staying at the
Barbizon-Plaza in New York City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

ladies Independent eiub viii
meet with Mrs Omar Peterson
for a I7:50 luncheon Tuesday A
business meeting and cards viii
folloE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
CANADA MAKES READY
Ant-Fiffh Column Corps Functioninq


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Dor preparing Tor thot dfeoded doY when Killers forces
ride ouohshcd tneonds sol n Ultimately soeeeSs-
fuf hftxkneo IN oddifon Us history naknq military
olionce with United sfotes the Dominion hos ounehed
Fifth Column corps within he tSxeS Tonk Regiment
OF Windsor Nochine nuunonsed Trucks esnertN rsonned
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ehoroed With the protection q vito Industries ord public
utilities Should olorrn be sounded the fkno Colunn
PUSHES 10 the scene Of dixfbonee hooded ~ motorcycle
dxpotoh rider ~ho oeor< fhe 81 iFoe Prison
the firing sqood o~o oaens eoUoh tying - bore
from within" Conodton soft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
-POLITICULARS-
and
PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Yesterday In quiet the banks OF Lewis river
battle-ground in Clark county congressional great
of decade ago began another fight for the support Of
the electorate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

Admittedly a novice at politics.
Arthur w. (ArtD sloyer Of 641s
So. Puget Sound ave. active in
lodge circles. In a candidate for
state representative from the z6th
district on the Republican ticket.
Friends who believe he IL quail
fled by ability and by experience
to represent the district at olym-
pia urged him 10 run and obtained
his consent TO file his name for
the office while he was away on
a business trip. sloysr pointed
out
Not having been in public life
before. I would not presume 70
offer a program Of things ! will
accomplish II elected 10 the legis-
lature.7 sloyer says Ny only
pledge In 10 be fair 10 labor, fair
TO industry and fair 70 the aged
and needy, and To snalyze care
fully every ball which comes be-
fore the house and 10 vote a. my
best judgment dictates"
A native Of St Joseph. No.
slOyer came 10 Tacoma with his
parents q years ago and has lived
At the same address since. He
Is a past master Of Clover lodge.
=. 4 A. NJ. a past patron Of White
Clover chapter, o. r. s., IL now
grand senior deacon Of the grand
lodge Of Washington. y. q A NJ.
and q member Of the South Ia
coma Kiwanis club and United
Commercial Travellers. He has
been with the Pacific Match Co.
for IT years. IN both the manu-
featuring and sales departments.
Ia married and has two sons, both
IN Lincoln high school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Preiender 10 Old
French Throne Dies

TAN oIEas Ths Duke ds
gulas. claimant % the vanished
throne ~ France, died last night
At hla palace II Larsshs
Tho ss-yeaf old duke 10 sue
essded BY his hon. Henri de Gulss.
-. Prince d'Orisans and Comts
de Paris Active prsssndsr 20
the throne fer many pears the
comis De Paris was not Showed
10 reside In France under ths
Third Republic.
The duke Sas born In Paris
sept q. 1874 His chances for
ths throne disappeared shsn the
Third Republic uas founded after
the abdieatlsn ~ Napoleon III
His life just SPAWNED the period ~
thu Third Republic which ~as pro.
noanesd ended by Marshal Phil
ipps fstAin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Kiwanis, Rotary
Meet Together

Tacoma Kiwanians will pass up
their regular club meeting Tuesday
to have lunch with the Rotary club
Thursday noon In the Roof Garden
Of the Hotel Winthrop. The annu-
al get-together OF the two service
clubs will be followed by their an
nual golf match that afternoon at
the Fircrest Golf club.
The speaker Thursday noon will
he Paul o. Hampson Of st. Louis.
who will lecture on The Joy Of
Eats" He win be provided by
the Rotary club. Program Chair
man Herbert Moore Of the Kiwanis
club will arrange other entertain
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

Just about the time get comfortably settled and begin
to think established local customs and institutions rooted
well enough to be taken for granted discover that
things really forever happening along waterfront
Finstance:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Observe Anniversary on Sept. 8
OF Coasi-io-C Coast Plane FLIGHT

Pacific coast and coast forecast
routes In ipsi Twenty ~ these
mammoth alfilnsrs which wiIi have
a total 81 . 200 horsepower and wlll
cruise ~ 22s miles an hour with
their 30 passengers and crew ~
five plus 10. ZOO pounds II cargo
have been ordered by United for
delivery IN tptt.
Middleton said that brief csfs.
monies have been arranged Al Sc
ai,ls's nosinK Field Tor > D m.
sunday Sept :, n marx me start
- unltsd's anniversary hainiinsr
fnaht from there
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

Plans for Tacoma and thu Puget
Sound areas participation In OBJ
serving the goth anniversary 81
the nations first eoast.to-eoast sir
way were announced today by G. J
Middleton, district traffie manager
Of United Air Lines The event 10
be observed by cities ell along
unltsd's Pacific Coast and Chicago
New York sirwsy. will mark The
elimination ~ two decades ~
progress in na-contlnentai air
transportation.
II was on September . 1870.
that the first eoast-to-ooast cir
mail service vas launched from
New York. That trip. accomplished
by planes In daylight and trains
al night. reached San Francisco ~
hours later Today. United Air
Lanes day and sleeper Aalnlinsrs
fly the same route In less than 10
hours. winEinE from one aide of
the continent To the other over
night
A. contrastsd with the wartime
planes Of 20 years ago with their
400 horsepower engines. their ca
parlty Of 400 pounds Of mali and
their 100 mlls-an-hour speed. Unit
eds AAinlinsrs Tying the eoast-to-
coast route today are equipped
with two 200 horsepower Wasp
engines and carry up 10 a pas.
sngsrs plus $500 pounds Of cargo
At approximately zoo miles an
hour. United has announced plans
for stiil bigger things To CONS
shsn Il places four-snKinsd 90
passenger super. Aainlinsra on lie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

Most recent change taking place
hereabouts to make us lose our
bearings concerns the Martinac
shipyards and the marine affairs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

He was Albert johnson. Taco
mas and Southwestern Washing
tons u. s. representative before
the Sixth district was born.
In his Prince Albert coat. and
after bowling In courtly manner
as of old, johnson addressed
Republican county picnic crowd In
behalf OF his candidacy for secre-
tary Of state.
johnson. who now lives at Union.
on Hoods Canal because OF Mrs.
Johnson's health. he said. served
In congress 20 years prior To 1882.
As chairman OF the house immi-
grafton committee. he rose 10 ma
tional prominence.
'1f am elected secretary
Of state" Johnson said sun
day, "there win not be. for
four years at least, n Com
munist ticket on the ballet In
the state of Washington
iFIlings for office are received
and accepted or rejected by
the secretary Of state).
JOHNSON VIII attend the notifica-
ton OF Sen. neNsry at Salem,
Ore. Tuesday. then win come 10
Tacoma 20 continue his campaign.
Principle speaker at Battle
ground was Mayor Arthur Lang
lie. candidate for governor.
The type leadership you
have In the nsxt few years.
he declared. twill determine
the extent Ia which you hold
confidence In your govern
ment. And on whether that
government enjoys such oss-
fsdence depends the future Of
our aemoerssy."
Langlie was 10 20 TO Ellensburg
and Yakima Monday. and continus
his campaign throughout the week
In eastern Washington.
Tom Henderson. for attorney
general. and Louise Taylor, for
public instruction superintendent,
were two Taeomans who spoke at
the picnic. Both were outstanding
in their fields. ana both we're ex-
eeptonaily well received.
Charles r. Benson. Democratic
candidate for public lands commits
sloner oampslgned In Tacoma in
recent days
For 30 years Benson has oesn a
land appraiser and salesman of
Seattle Re was STATE land inspec-
tor r1ore than sz years
Benson flied a s5-page report
with the recent ThurStOn county
grand jury. and appeared - wit
meas. A. result. the jury reported
We find security Of the
state permanent school fund
seriously Threatened through =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

an operating agreement with the
oil company to peddle its gasoline,
diesel oil and complete array of
marine lubricants. Pumps and all
that stuff are presently being in
stalled on his new wharf.
A. w. Taylor, local sales mana
ger for Standard, tells US that the
Standard wharf will continue TO be
used as storage and a receiving
station for the weli-known coasting
tanker Standard Service, however.
Purpose Of the deal is 10 provide
the marine customers with better
service.
Heretofore il has been necessary
for Standard buyers TO either make
an appointment for their boats. or
to tie UP TO the wharf and wait
while a serviceman was dispatched
from some neither point on the
globe.
Now Martinac's yard will have
service at hand at any time during
the day or night.
Only difference so far as con-
Germs the boats Is that they'll go
q couple Of hundred yards farther
up the City Waterway for fuel
Other Half Dept.
We build lots Of ships and boats
around Tacoms-more than any
where else on the Pacific Coast.
But consider the Groningen dis
trict on the northern coast Of The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

Netherlands. On one 12-mile Sec
ton of canal alone there are 20
shipyards in operation.
That sounded like quite a many
to US. too-until we pursued the
topic and discovered that it's really
nothing compared to what that
same little area was doing 100
years ago.
Then 1t boasted SO shipyards. %
ropewalks, IL block-works and Q
sail-lofts.
Conservation Dept.
Salmon fishing in the Columbia
river ended at s p. m. last satur-
day.
Oregon fishermen and their state
fish commission were all for ex-
tending the season. but the WASH
ington fish commission declared
that fishing there Is poor enough
this year as IT is and refused to
jeopardize future seasons.
Oregonians say this seasons
catch was Just half Of normal
Incidentally. II the Washington
cornish can ever get the Oregon
cornish 10 agree. there win some
day be established two one-week
closed periods on the river In mid
season to allow escape of spawn
ing fish.
Odds. Ends Dept.
AS a matter of record, the lofty
tugboat Louise formerly of San
Francisco and presently under the
banner Of the Elliott Bay Towing
Co, il just that Her greenland
white color scheme is merely CO.
incidental" TO the Foss hues.
Apropos. Shirley Lingerman,
young daughter Of the local wharf
age tycoon. entertained more than
a dozen Of her friends with an
afternoons cruise aboard the Thes
Foss. And cutter gang Of teen.
age gals we never saw on any YES
sci afloat.
Which reminds us that teen-ags
'-Tootie" Foss. charming whipper.
snapper daughter OF the tugboat.
ing family who had ice cream
cone smeared all over her vistfu
face when she watched the above.
mentioned merrymakers shove off
can also do a creditable Job oi
running the institutions telephone
switchboard. She does okeh a. IN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

serie. ~ Legislative enaeiments
modifying the terms ~ tho
trust created by the state ron
stitotion and through the dis
eretionsry Interpretation and
application Of said acts bs the
state land commissioner
Says Benson. My election will
fulfil my 20-year fight 10 save
our school heritage"
Officers and trustees Of Young
Republicans of Washington met al
Chehalla over the weekend.
They decided 10 form a North
west council. composed Of dele
gates from Washington. Idaho and
Montana. first meeting 20 be held
at Spokane sept. n. according 10
Owen Clark. Yakima. Young Re
publican president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
FINED ron LIouon

Bert =. Kelly. %. Of Qussts.
Wash. was sentenced to 90 days ~
the federal road camp at Dupont
and fined SIS and costs on a
charge Of possessing liquor with
the intention Of selling II on the
Quinault Indian reservation last
Feb 10.
lie was convicted by a jury m.
day afternoon in federal district
court here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
DID JOHN [. SULLIVAN FIGHT
WITH ST0AAH ULCER palms,

ne faulosa heavyweight champion
vas noted - q scractos1a eater.
Gould NJ have eaten and fought "a
~ ala II ne suffered Addressing
patnn7 Don't neglect stomach OF
ulcer pains indigestion. gas pains.
heartburn. burning sensation. Dic,at
and other conditions caused b en-
oess acid TrT z6c Dox of UoEz
TaDleU- TheT must help o. money
refunded. Al cruz stores ever
gnfra a6Vs