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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11

Even the Jac k-in-the- box
Jumps" with Joy at the cute
jumper outfit worn by this Tiny
niss. And mothers will be espee-
iaily delighted with sts practical
idea. For Pattern s5zz makes .
complete costume. ''undies" and
all. In just two garments. First
there's the smart little jumper.
cut In four pattern parts including
It's pointed. button-on straps. Then.
10 wear beneath the jumper.
there's q blouse-and- bloomer CON-
binstion that buttons az the back
bodice. has q nice rounded collar
and either long OF snort sleeves
A wonderful tims-ssviny idea both
for dressing and for isunderingi
or course. II you prefer. you ran
make a blouse alone nv following
the perforations in the pattern.
Pattern 1927 u available IN ehll-
dren's sizes ?. = 8. = and 10 SIR.
>. Jumper. takes I = yards IS inch
fabric; elouss. 4 yard contrast.
Send fifteen cents fi5cD in coins
for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly sxe. name. address
ana style number.
Three cheers for the Anne
Adams fan and winter pattern
book-jlist of the press It's right
In key with the American spirit o.
freedom and Individuality. There
are y1vacious youngster styles
wsrdrobes for career girl and col
legiats hornenaker modes.
You'll see tailored wear. stunning
afternooners. and q "fuiI-dress pa
rade" for evening. A department
h devoted 10 SHINING frocks:
another 20 lingerie and accessories.
Order your copy now Book NJ /
teen cents Pattern fifteen cents.
Book and pattern together. TWEEN
ty-fiys cents and three ;ax tokens.
Send your order 10 The Taolmz
Tines. Pattern Department Ia
coma. Wash. !
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11

To prevent nightmares. hang .
bride on your bedpost.
n you feel a chill coming. act
ss II you we're going 10 Jump In
bed. but Jump under the bed In
stead. The chill viii 20 by.
II you have = punotursd wound
from a nail. grease the nail and
carry u IN your pocket 20 escape
lockIaw
Hood from = black cat OF q
black hen IL an excellent spplles-
ton In sryalpslas.
A ratilssnaks skin belt will cure
lumbago and snake oil. skunk fat.
and flahinK worm Oh are excellent
Ointmenfs for arthrItis
ABOUT CURES
NEXT Trait sapsrstitlons.
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GOOD TASTE
TODAY
ny EMILY rosT
Holding A Fork

Dear Mrs. Post Having a moth.
or who was always very much
concerned with our table manners.
was surprised the other day 20
be told that ! hold my fork i'm
properly wnen cutting with the
knife held In my right hand. I
know that the English hold Il
with the forefinger pressed on the
back OF the handle near the
prongs and that this way IL also
accepted In this country. But also.
Ia IL not correct TO hold the fork
In the left hand with the same
grip one would use in holding .
pencil in the right In other
words. ! don't place my forefingsr
on the handle near the prongs on
the back OF the fork. but instead
I hold the fork with my. lrces
finger At the top of the handle on
the back. and my middle finger
down nearer the prongs. and my
thumb IN front.
Answer; Correctly the fork ana
knife are both held with the fore
finger pressed on the back n the
handle. thumb az side and three
fingers turned underneath. while
cutting meat with the knife in the
right hand and the fork In the
left hand. II - said that the fork
IL somstimes held the way you
describe by surgeons but ~ no
othsrs-snd II IL not good table
manners even for them.
stockings Absolute Necessity
Dear Mrs. Post II II proper for
very young woman 10 60 without
stockings when she " wearing =
long sysning dress
Answer; From the standpoint ~
taste, absolutely no And above
all. not with open-toed sandslsi
Copyright. 1900
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
1. 10000.
2. No; he was acquitted.
3. Atlantic.
4. Painter.
5. William the Conqueror invad-
ed England.
s. Big Ben.
Z. Gestapo.
s. New York.
8. Sir J. NJ. Barrie.
10. Yes.
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Skinny
"Clinging Stuff Isn't at All Helpful TO the Talr'


True the sketch the left ver chic very French And
we've sold word ooonst French Our point IS
vertical drope ideal for the pioo French figure which
hos the needed carry off we'll But ronoy young
American wonnon IL looks codoverous.
For such toll oversender figures yosty prefer Of
crisp evening oottons-possby pique something
dropes folds thot sond alone" Then like the hor-
Of the hde-ondeek dbbons-oso the broad
horizontal popes ho breok down height In the original gown
these quilted They might also be loce printed pot
The quilting builds the bust ord hips thereby
ing the proud te ~ost Though bright color will
70 do this Note oso the hoo hor the
sIicked style OF the left.
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4 ~--~@A AAAAAI 70 spend m -
grets. later.
MoTHER-N-LAw.
Aluminium
Dear Miss Grey: Ny daughter
came home lately with a wild
story to tell about the dangers Of
using aluminium ware. A woman
who ordinarily uses common sens,
tiiled my girl with some OF the
widest tales I have ever heard
Soout aluminium and since then my
daughter gets panicky every time
use aluminium. Please pass along
any Information you may have on
this subject.
this subject. MRS y
Well. when such authoritie. a.
the American Medical Association
and Good Housekeeping Institute
viii vouch for the safety OF alumi-
mum, you can be sure you are get
ting scientific truths. Let me quote
the American Medical association
which says: We know Of no scien-
tific evidence that the use of alum
mum cooking utensils IL harmful.
We believe that the propaganda
against them originates with
cranks and faddists. ana
with those who put out cooking
ware made Of other materials than
Good Housekeeping says. Good
Housekeeping has investigated
thoroughly the matter of absorp-
ton OF aluminium from cooking
utensils. both as to extent and TO
possibility OF toxic amounts, and
We believe there 10 absolutely no
ianger from the use of such ware.
To reader: I am sorry. but II is
almost impossible for me To locate
homes for female pets. particu-
ariy cats. II you cannot get homes
'or these animals, with some of
your acquaintance or friends.
please eau the Humane society.
C. GREY.
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this business OF being a mother,
in-law and that is TO tend to m,
own business" learned that earl,
because had a mother-in-law who
simply could not keep her nose gu,
of my affairs. She even disgusted
her own son TO the extent that he
stayed away from her az much as
possible and when saw this |
made a firm resolve TO tend to my
own affairs when my own son
married.
So far have been able to do 30
and have been rewarded by The
loyalty, courtesy and considera-
ton get from my son.
But, all this is beside the point.
7 want to have a few words 10
say and am emphasizing the fact
that I am a mother-in-law. in or
der to speak plainly and without
fear of being accused Of in-law
interference.
1 couldn't help but sit up and
take notice when I read a letter
10 you the other night In which the
writer insisted that men don't like
-clinging" vines for wives.
I only wish this were true, but
am afraid it Ii not. Ny own son
proves this sorry fact, for he has
married a 'clinging vine" and
seems to like having his help
mate flutter and tremble and act
helpless. Personally, could slap
her every time she starts doing
her little girl act, but my boy
loves it and ! guess thar is all that
Is necessary. And because this is
so I manage to control my tongue
and mind my own affairs. But,
why man viii allow a dumb,
clinging vine to fool him. has al
ways been a mystery to me. !
have never seen one Of these cling |
ing vines yet who did not want
TO pass the buck" to somebody
else. They want their husbands TO
assume every responsibility and
never stop to think that few men
have enough strength for two peo-
pie to constantly draw upon.
have never seen a "clinging
vine" yet who had enough inteni-
gence or spunk to so out and get
a job when her husband needed
help. have never seen one who
didn't spend all her spare time In
thinking up good things for her
self. I have never met one who
was really good mother - her
type is usually busy passing the
buck" to her husband--letting him
do the scolding, advising and coun-
selling of the young.
Your real "clinging vine" is
lazy, good-for-nothing and stupid. |
Yet she manages to get some Of
our best young men. can't un-
derstand il and must venture
again that it is about time men
started to think before marching
to the altar. II they would think
In time they would not have 90
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Clinging Vine Never Lends
Helping Hand TO Partner
ror ms kesson Women Who Are HELPLESS Hsy.
doubtful Value in the Matrimonial Market

60. W
Naes NtSy- or IL
women writing to You, but let hasten to add that %
s = 9r.er as the people who have the most to saw
ABOUT me and women in my position " SAs
as a"ays amused me TO read the outbursts Of indie
n y1uhs wives who feel abused because they have been
forced oy an unkind fate to be "daughters-inlaw
Now' without being or vicious or natnrs orn.~
let me venture to that it is Just a.
ter-in-law - y e'ei IL 10 oe daugh-
kno" Tor have been both. Neither Job is any fun -
SOMEONE e ese wants to make life miserable for YOU
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many never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagrinE bsekschs
onskly, once they discover that the real cause
of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
=, The kidneys are Nature chief gay Il taking
IRE excess acids and waste out Of the blood.
1hey help most people pass about pints day
When disorder Of kidney function permits
POISONOUS matter 10 remain in your blood, IL
may cause nagging baeksche, Rheumatic psins,
leg psins, loss 81 pep knd epergy, getting up
nights, swelling, pufinezs under the eyes, head
aches and dizziness Frequent or scsnty pas-
saEes with smarting and burning sonetines
shown there 10 something wrong with your
Kidneys or bladder.
Pill v..s .,s...e.anlIv - -sI'9ess 10 Va "a
yesrs. They give happy relief and viii help the
Is miles 81 kidney tubes fush out poisonous
vssts iron your blood. Get Deans Piis.
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hyrna Loy's father first ssv
her name on . tiny railroad sta.
ton In Montana and - gave n "a
his daughter. VIM nov stars Nlth
William Powell IN = Love You
Again
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p something tragic
lesn was frightened nov. Is
Father ~ riEht md crandmo-
Ter
They're P>rfsetiy vel + thsrs
What yoa mean" Iune reported.
nut int Han naffan. "a. losIhs
hlms
lev Chaskis
FHam haif seFusz IN continent
sams leans ~ shuekls. OK.
- - - Z Gflaes an in fh~
river u Yca wsnf =. 81 forget
sreat rim u went mske ne
fssi hsdiY
that's hsst wh.f I caat n
1ans PERSISTED lean. I've fesna
ST sarnsfhina Han isut pAat al
Yau feiss fhins - . AS
sruos uss plotting ssslast sv.ry.
hesiy
nj ar ron slarulne Isan.
shsi lnfsfmstloa merely serves -
anus hsr =Yesrs reht sc \.
= Hs wants - marry = Rsdssu
Eiri ard i've happily win hsr sxsr
after On hsr fathers naasy-
That lsnt all Juns swfftiy
pursued hsF sdvantaE. That sat
al Hes plastiar against Fsth<r.
Ian. wave Eut - listen. I've zoe
asfinlts pruef thst he's stssflas
ffum Father
fhis time 1oans snles shsws.4
touch - resentment spant 10
Foolish funs ere ssld Ham
Hursens family 10 a. henorsbls q.
aaFs DE u ~ aonafabls nan .na
~ iaves Father ard Granamo-
thsf
Ike run hs ac-s- lure inter-
fispisd Just aks nsn. \. ass
pid 200 snow TIA, be. a friend sf
Youf maid. Marie pld yoa knsw
shsY plot together -
NJ even nat stAlsmsnt ala ass
shake Joeas condolences OF
course know he. = frisna n
Marie he at Crandmothsf 10 hlr.
hafis
she sefasd far NJ. sister Tor
goodness kao~s hoe many years
and then ths sistsr vent away n
i've IN Eufeps Marie alant want
n 80 sinaa a. lfsm Eot her =
place wlth us absa been . faith-
fai ssrvitar IN he family foe q
long Tina
June laughed sith scnrn ~ that
statement Listen. Joan aan't -
an lnfaht Naris ara Nam AZ.
eonsplrinE tegrthsf They're psss.
ting 70 steal ths sntir~ Rsdssii
fortune and ihsn ehack ths family
overheard
Joan sas auish IN hsf fsnlai ~
his s'stsmsnt June Yun tan
like perfect fool liam Burton
- ar honarahls nan. hut fhls
MARS person ls nothing but a ~r.
want That's all sha 10 u anyona
June darling, dant iri Yeaf lmagis
naiian run away slth yoa. foa
promised me positively aa Ysur
honor that yoad stay HEhi whsr.
you are for siH months ptant yau
now. Juns -
Yes ! did. Ja-n. Dat things ar.
They arsnt any aiffsrsas than
hey we're Nhea ss first startsa
'1t I'm having = grand tins.
Mothers all right sad yours nav
"a = grand tims. June. u ysu nst
make yourself heiisvs r. Yoa
rent going n 90 bAak on me .
'romiss me. June Raar-n Prom.
81 me yos'ii kssp that plsars you
nads hers IN Nsw rork ?"
To k-~p Pledge
va. IN kssp a. Jans ssla.
IN tssp u n u All. ne
We'll Il lsnt gang 10 klii yoa.
lave . htts imagination. June
airing. and yoa1li have f,sn. loo
islisys me I'm having fln. snd
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Yes. sss ali Get ths View York
papers they're simply ringing
with ~ don't know what nsss
Ace Johnston offered Mother =
contract J don't know whether
Shes going 10 sign u % not
June. Ia Chicago. Swung sud.
denly into conversational aston
For the instant shs forgot her oNn
worries You don't kn0s ~asthsF
Mothers going % siEn q o. not ?
81 course ahss gong 70 Sfn a.
You tel her said 40
Joan ln Nee Yafk lsuFhisd i1nz
a. that YES Ike fun fii tel nsf
yos asld - ana unsst tss appis
cart shs aasaa suspect . stnTis
thing ara ! don't Nant re- 70 I'm
having pisnty n fin mere Ana
we've attn Fsi more than FIVE
months q ne els Ns pledged 70
I've ina raYe
that's shaf called yoa
about. June sd 10 bleak 90
may @Eiss nonthsF 1--we this
NaY p
Why Joan KAdzsli. Ia b.
STARK. rarlng. raGiaE maniac Il
had = i've any more ni0rths Ike
ms. Jet aiOns days I've called
you % tell you you'ys got 70 come
back night away. II you don't III
tome there"
Now Joans voice caught ths
ans anxious infection. June.
'ou cont dare break your agree /
nent with me. We promised sol. /
mnly on our honor
4 know Ns did. Joan." June ar
-usd. hut u something happens
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II you're not using II. sell u with
a Fast = Action Tines Want Ad.
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"fss. IN kssp IT. Juns said.
I'm sssp u n u ali. ne
We'll. u Isn't EainE 70 kiii vou.
Have . htts Imagination. June
darling. and yoaii have fan. too.
Believe ms, I'm having fnn. and
ths Eiri m New refs hung 40 the
islsphons Gayiy
ia - "a. sIa..~<1t
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TROUBLE

p somsthine tragic
lesn was frightened nov. Il
Father ~ riEhf md Grandma
thsr -
They're fsrfsctiy wsll. Z thsrs
Nhat yua mean" Inne rsporf~d.
eot int Han nssftan. "a. ! IasIhs
AIM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Lawn Bowlers Compete
Here for N. w. Honors

Kinks I 20 p. m ali entries
Play 10 oontinus untll winner Of
finals i determined
FinAia Finals N singles. Hixsd
doubles and doubles 70 tollou rink
fsnala.
All events viii be nun on the
elimination system. Players or
INKS losing the first match played
vii b. entered In ths oonsoiasi ton
division. Every sntFant il assured
a lsas, two games IN every event
entered. The winner u M cham
plonship division viii b. ne first
pfszs winner. ard thu winner ~
TIE consolation division viii recsigs
the second pfiNs.
All matches viii be II ends. en-
eeps the grand finals IN al events
whleh vii b. 10 ends. me iosrna-
nsnt COMMITTEES. however. reserves
the night 70 shorten Eamss On due
notice.
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Wright park viii be- the scene
Of the annual spring tournament
% the Northwest Lawn Bowling
association Saturday and Sunday
with the Tacoma Lawn Bowling
club host.
Play will get underway ~ !
p. m. Saturday and viii continue
into Sunday evening. Entries have
been received from British Column
bia. BeilinghAm. the tNO Seattle
clubs. Rsnton and Portland. Aast
local players have also signed for
one or more sysnts Prizes viii b.
given for winners IN All events.
Following l. the schedule:
Saturday. June 1-singiss. / p.
m. first section. ?. m second SEC
ton. charnplonship and consolation
divisions Play TO continoe until
winners in seml-final determined
Hi1ed Doubles 4 ?. m al entries.
Cham p.onEhlp and consolation d.
visions Pay % continue until win
nsrs q ssral-flnal determined
Sunday. June 2 Doubles. "a N.
first section 1910 a. m. second
section. Championship ana c0nso-
iAtion dlvlslona Play 70 continue
until winners Of ssmi-finai deter
mined.
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Andy Skeel
To Defend
His Crown
Event Blllsd for
Ouklond AddIuon
Course Thur.duY

Tna.~ r~<~rs wks -. EH~lp
sr~ea - metns r&stas ff4eNk ~
- sEH<FwIe~. go ~ f|eI< -
- rAar@&Ns. Nsseo<s41 50 -
~ h&k~ra~ns. Isrxxut<T e>oktnn1
<sAasssan driveway
Th~gs Stars ~ th~ Nzx<Hwe01sn
1aFta9 mafaFrysis f1a<fx - nesl-
p~I< j. TIE tn<r4 sHea1I Mas1
AsmazI&t tfupny els<stk
Ths ssept y srpnse<<a ~ -
Tz<auns Me<afeyeis sszzH To
rrexsam a<ts un
rwsY eEka Ilue
EFs<is. whsss are thfiil~<<. - Ill
sssia<k . n.
- fe~tass svsns - - ~
vii start a ff1 a'einsk.
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f<H<slnK cf.mgssH tts III -
f.e<si ~ sthss earaAl< aFzv<vs
80 want ths st1wa - ~a4t
80. vita a.
tisFs are N sia~rx. th~i< sIts<s
ri nasahersl
anaf ske>t en-. &C; - fsr~
IN %. TAG. nlil t<aeua III.
AM niseki~ uiscknuxa 10
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It&srh nssssin sfti. &C. rad Knxsx
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rAc. Warren fzselas tlal. TAG.
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tfhl. O.. uank Isesth..,~e ls19.
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Horace Mann Winner
Of Annual Track Meet

Leonard Robinson. Lyon, second.
Standing broad jump-Ronald
Nunce, Sheridan. Ed Hagen. Edi-
son, second.
Potato race - Harry Strsyer,
Mckinley. 346. Chesley Volta,
Horace Mann, second.
Baseball throw-H arc ] d Ora
ham. Willard, 2b3 feet.
Shuttle relay-George Kobernot'
Robert jacobson. Harry strayer,
Charles Marshall, Jerry Meyer.
Bob Erchart, Jack Johannesen and
Walt Christensen. Mckinley. first,
Horace Mann. second.
Slow bicycle raee-Herbert
Stark. Arlington.
Competitive Robert Jones.
Arlington.
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Jacobs Building
Additional Fences

DETRoIT- Promoter Mike
Jacobs was in Detroit today feel
ing out the possibility Of sending
the winner ~ the Billy conn-Gus
Lesneyich bout June . against
World heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis.
Johnny Ray. Conn's manager.
said he would not permit the light
heavyweight champion 10 sisp up
into the heavy division uniess he
weighed At least 100 pounds, Conn
weighed i77h ~ the finish Of =
training session yesterday.
Jacobs said he might send the
Conn Lssneyich winner against
Bob Pastor ~ prove himself
ready for the Brown Bomber
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Horace Mann athletes won the
South Side elementary school
track meet in Lincoln bowl yester-
day, gaining % points. Mckinley
was second. II; Fern Hill and
Mary Lyon, IL each; Park Avenue
and Whitman. each: Manitou, s.
Willard, 81. Sheridan S; Edison,
4, and Arlington l.
Here are the events and winners:
High jump-Gene Herbert, Man
itou, 3 feet 10 inches. Don Bige-
low, Lyon, second.
Fifty-yard dash-Feeni Fair
child, Horace Mann, 81. Don
Thirtyacre. Lyon.
One hundred-ysrd dash Harold
Thompson, Horace Mann. 1876.
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Jefferson
Field Site
Of Contest
MunY Prizes Will
Go TO Golfers Who
Get Close to Mug

Starting Saturday. jefferson
playfield. No sth and eih. off Proc
tor will be the scene Of the annual
Hole-in-one tournament sponsored
by the Tacoma Golf association.
They call Il hole-in-one. but
that's really a miSnomer. This year
you don't have TO make dodo 10
win the top prize. according to
Chef Corey. president Of T. G. o.
While a hole in-one viii stili
''pay off," all persons who
drop their shot within the In
ner circc of the target-shapcd
green win qualify for the finals
on June i6.
Qualifiers will play FOR the grand
prize, which will be merchandise
valued at $3.50.
The green. 1913 yards away, viii
have several circles around Il.
with each circle counting different
points. Teams entered In the tour
nament will be scored on the point
system, according to how good they
are at pitching to the high-scoring
circles.
Play each evening viii start
at 3 o'clock. the green iliumi-
mated and plainly marked. Ta-
coma Golf association officials
report that q schedule OF
teams from service clubs. husi-
ness firms and other groups II
being worked up and that spe-
cial events will be held every
night.
Where there was just one prize
to shoot for last year. this year
numerous awards viii be given.
A partial list includes mems golf
shoes. Rhodes shoe department;
cigaret case. Mierow's; mems wal
let, Frasers: sport shirt. Rhodes
mems shop: case OF Wheaties, Cen
eral Mills; baseball tickets. Taco
ma Tigers; mems shirt, Hans John
son; sun glasses, Binyon Optical
Co; Adam hat, Brotman's Tog-
gerry; sport shirt. Bert's Mems
Wear; straw hat. Lundquist Lilly;
case Of Tom Collins mixers, Cam
marano Bros; Swift ham. Swift
& Co; floor wax, Johnson Paint
Co.; ham, Carstens Packing Co.;
ham, Adams Packing Co; daily
and weekly prizes from mems de-
partment OF Fishers.
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Double Event al Ball
Park Thursday, l:30

The Tigers and Vancouver Capt.
iAnos vii play two games Thurs
day afternoon. Memorial day, AZ
Athletic park. beginning at 40
o'clock.
Earl Porter and Nit CAdinha.
night hsndess are expected "a get
the call for the two holiday tits
csdinha. slightly built "a year
old. IL one q the most popular
and oolorf'll pitchers on the Tiger
roster. and big turnout IL ex-
pected.
Charley schans, giant right
handler Who has ehalkcd up
four wins for the Tigers. win
take the mound "Wednesday
night for the second game ef
the Vancouver series. The
game Wednesday night VIII
begin at Sis o'clock.
When the Spokane Indians come
10 town Friday night. the starting
time viii be moved to $50 o'clock.
Dean BALKAN, who was with the
Tigers briefly. left Tuesday for
Topeka. kans., where he viii Join
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With Hartman hack IN the
game. the Tigers can beast the
hest lnfisid In the league. George
Farrell has been playing : bang
IN game al third lie rAnae up
with several sensational plays
Tuesday night lie also h batting
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