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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
Yant Rite. Wednesday
.Ciiy's Al Budget
s36O, 600 Higher

Stripped of self-supporting util-
ity items, Tacoma's general budget
estimates for 1871 were listed by
department heads Tuesday at
total of s2.156,s76, nearly $500, 900
over the 1910 total.
Since preliminary estimates al
ways include considerable wishful
thinking, city fathers were not
greatly alarmed over the apparent
increase. Department estimates
for 1941 include provision for
granting Of pensions.
Controller Swayze's department
now will compile the estimates into
typewriter book form and prepare
the volume for study by the coun-
Gil during the weeks ahead before
1t Is necessary TO trim down to
approximate income.
Following are the totals as sub
mitted by the various departments;
in each case the first figure is the
ASaA ceAAhhdAI anu the ttConu. the
budgeted amount for this year:
Public welfare. $500 and s64.-
AS; safety. ss74.937 and s67e,14I:
public works, S201. TAO and $751;
102; city street fund. $3.50. 1855 and
s150.666; gas tax fund, 1891 1862
and 1871, pos; finance, s37.31s and
s2e, controller, s2s.65e and
$26.0s4; corporation counsel. s1s,-
$50 and s1s.o5o; city clerk. 1898
and s1s.24s; purchasing agent.
ss,72e and ss,506; civil service,
s11,2s0 and s9.210: public Libraries.
$4,000 and ss5.64s: police relief
and pension fund. s2s. 900 and $685.
900; firemen's relief and pension
fund, SIGHT and s63, s04; L. I. d.
guaranty fund. $63.515 and SIS, 703.
Totals, 1871, s2,156,976. and
1910, 81, 100. s52.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
FEARS LOSS or SIGHT

Ethel JsEssl. 30. 300 50. itth
St appealed 10 police Monday
afternoon whsn she suddenly found
herself losing the sight Of her
night eye a. shs walked along a
residential street The woman
vas taken 70 the county hospital
In a police smbuiancs, and re-
manned under the observations Of
physicians VINO we're attempting
To diagnose tina esas Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
Must Show Cause
In Suit AUG. Il

Officers Of the international
Brotherhood of noilermaksrs. local
No. 5es. arc to appear IN superior
court Aug n 10 show cause Why
temporary injunction should not
be Issued aEainst them. preventing
the dismissal of Matt v Vale from
the union. according 10 an order
made by Judge .. G. Remain.
Vale. IN his complaint contends
that the officers ~ the union were
guilty ~ conspiracy In dsnrivinE
him Of membership in the union
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
Trial for Assault
Opens In u. S. Court

Ths trial Of Herbert caposmsn.
charged with sssauiting an Indian
woman with a deadly weapon
opened Tuesday In federal court
here.
The government charged that
Capoeman. an Indian. beat . Mrs..
Miller In the midst u = party on
the QulnAult Indian reservation a.
Crsys Haroor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
Only Final Touches Remain
On PuYallup Bus Station
One-StorY Structure Is Already
In Use; Hos Cote. Borber Shop

PUYALLUP - Construction o.
Puvallup's new central bus sta
ton At the corner Of Stewart ave.
and I'd 81. NE. il complete. ex-
cept for = few finishing touches.
and IL now being used BY the
Blue Gray lines.
The front Of the building is =
one-story structure. while the
hack. containing offices. work
rooms and storage space. Is one
and q half stories. A 25-foot
marquee-covered runway. for the
loading and discharge Of passen-
gers. has been built on the west
side of the station. The building
itself houses a barber shop and
restaurant in addition to offices
and waiting rooms. The new sta
ton also viii be used as a terminal
by the North Coast lines. operating
between Puyallup and Seattle.
Ralph Goodale Mending
Ralph Goodale of 1929 w.
Pioneer ave, who has been con-
fined TO st. Joseph's hospital for
several weeks with a severe attack
of pneumonia has been returned
TO his home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
Child on Scooter
Injured in Spill"

Boy, scooter and hill made up
the combination that sent 11-year-
old James Ulsh, 201S Ea. 32d ST.,
TO the Pierce county hospital for
treatment Tuesday. The boy was
en- route down the Ea. 34th st.
hill at quite a clip, police said,
when he fell off, taking most Of
the skin off both elbows and knees
in the spill. The boy. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Ulsh, was not
seriously hurt. attendants said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
DRIVER ARRESTED

Sanford Muri. II, of 4305 No.
Mullen ST.. was booked by the
state patrol early Tuesday at the
county Jail on charges Of operat-
ing his automobile while under
the influence Of intoxicating
liquor. He was released on his
own personal recognizance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
Mr. lane H@fr~z

Mrs. lane Hest~~x
Mrs. Irene Lane vii be hostess
Al az 80 luncheon wednesday At
her home in the woodland district
for members Of the Home Craft
club.
Grange Meets Friday
Fruitland Grange viii meet Fri
day night at 8 O'Clock at Grange
hall for a business session. The
junior organization viii meet At
the same time.
Church Group to Meet
Ladies' Aid OF Peace Lutheran
church win meet Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock in the parish
hall. This will be = no-hostess
affair.
Plan Church Sessions
Mrs. z. +. Cramblitt Of 422 Sd
St. NE. will be hostess. for
meeting Of the women's council
of the First Baptist church Thurs
day at p. m.
Fidelis circle of the church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock with Mrs. Philip Graft,
at the parsonage.
Pyramid" Il Topic
The Great Pyramid" win be
the subject Of q lecture to be
given Wednesday evening in the
small room OF the library by r. S.
Thornton of Tacoma. This is one
in = series of talks being spon-
sored BY the Anglo-Ssxon fedora
ton and is open to the public.
Californians Leave City
Mrs. Cornelia Tuehler of Glen
dale, Cal. and daughter. Mrs.
Elizabeth Robinson of Sacramento,
have resumed a tour of the North
west following a visit here with
their cousins. Mrs. Louise Schlsfer
and Mrs. Minnie Kruger Of 317
5th ave-. S.W.
Yant Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha
Yant will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 at Hills funeral
home. Rev. w. o. Benadom of
Orting, who married Mr.. and Mrs.
Yant, will officiate. Burial will
be in Woodbine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14

srn Pierce saunty health afficsf.
reported that the spread - IT,
disease in ths Tacoma ARA sppaF-
entity had nssn checked uiomsn=
tafiif At least Al the Sans tims.
though ~ Msrnsa=en aid thsfs
has been decided increases r. ths
numh~r = easss IN other PORTIONS
% Washlngtan notahly IN RaYs
man1. Aberdeen. Evsrstt Yakims.
Okanoran ard EiisaabufE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14

ZURICH s~itsesl.aaaFeaa VII ~ important bullets q
European hhgerent nations th
today profess
believe thai vii limited supplies
n.fsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
Bread Will Be as Important
AS Bullets, Prediction
Survey indicates Britoin and Germany
Expect Short Rotions. No Fdmine

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
Delay New System
For Employees Care

Attempt % install a new SYSTEM
- caring for zlck nd injured en-
rinFss II tn Pierce county hos=
rita1 w. baked. ct least temper
sriiY. ct a meeting he'd Monday
before tn county commissioners
rha social service department.
favafs installation ~ = plan nos
N operation - King County hos=
pitsl whereby hospital employees
=sszs s4zz @sszazszz - sssrliieai n
fiEsnry before they are permitted
- receive frss wealcai AID
Opposing ths plan vas o.
burton nFown. superintendent ~
ths Pierce County hospital. e
sness request ths meeting 80
called
Commissioner aid they sculH
conaEisf ne ssw plan. and cons
- = dsfinits aeclslaa istsf
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f0ture.
FOOD eventually may ~ = decis. j
i've factor In the var. many nen-
trai observers believed. providing /
there IL no sudden and tremendous
military hlow 10 bring = quick I
change in the whole trend Of con I
niet Both sides point out. how
ever. that hig reserves u food had .
been created and that economic
war IL a slow process SO slow that .
the British zsy their blockade =
not scheduled 20 produce = 'teli. I
ing effect On Germany until late I
In 1871
DISAGREEMENT NOTED
The sharpest disagreement re
garding food conditions concerns
the prospects 81 = severe shortage /
IN various war-torn areas. such -
unoccupied France. and occupied
Belgium. Poland and Norway.
Typical Of tho conflicting claims
are those concerning Belgium.
where Z. s Ambassador John
cudahy asserted s.0oo. 900 persons
would he close In famine this su-
tumn II they failed TO receive for
cign supplies
That was disputed In both Lon
don and Berlin.
POWERS ANSWER
The British reply was that the
blockade OF GermAn-hsld territory
would continue. and that Adolf
Hitler personally had declared
Germany had sufficient stores for
long war and. therefore. any
starvation In Belgium would be
the fault OF the MANS
At Berlin = responsible German
source declared Belgium crops
were only slightly under normal,
despite the war. and that the ooun.
try still has considerable reserves
which we're accumulated before the /
German invasion.
Germany st present IL prepared
10 make up any shortages In the
Belgian food supply ny importa.
tons from the Reich and from
other German-oceupied territories. |
this Berlin source said
The general view Of neutrais
In Europe h that both Ger
many and Britain fare = ,re-
n,endous problem In organiy-
Ing food supplies a. long ne
the war continues. Both have
taken far-reaehing measures
toward that objective and To-
ward choking off the enemys
supplies.
British experts have made a
study of European conditions and
claim that most II not all nations
viii be eating into their reserves
during the coming winter. They
reported belief that difficulties Of
would cause severe
shortages In areas. such a. ooeu.
pied France. and that the food /
situation was becoming very df. /
fieult" In the industrial areas OF
Poland. Norway and Belgium
Tho German army advances.
however, have not caused vast 4
destruction Of crops. according 10 .
the British. II Poland IL excepted
One neutral diplomat In London
summed up the prospects for Nor.
way In these words
1T IL going 10 be a simple diet
just fish"
Nevertheless. he expressed doubt
that there would be- any serious
famine
40 present an excellent po-
tato and beet crop IL In pros
poet for Europe. n II mater
ialikes ss expected. II win
compensate for other short
ages.
Britain, with a frightened sya-
TEN Of rationing. il depending on
the navy and air force 10 keep
open lines Of supply from over
seas. Last week the government
assured the house Of commons
that new methods of combating
the Eazi aerial blockaos were
proving effective.
One method IL the nss Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
Air rsrce nghierx }. stin IT,
Hest reliable defensive ~eapoa.

IN addition. Rritons have plowsd
W thousands ~ acres q lard
normally unused including many
~ estates to produce food Tor
the winter Women have replaced
men called 10 ~ celefs q tend
the fields
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14
PORT CALENDAR

Vessels In Port; Flying Cloud.
smelter, Tyet. smelter. Lurline
Burns, Port piers. Eugene S. En-
birieos. Port piers: Cuba Maru.
Milwaukee No. 2
Vessels Due: Tuesday p. m. J. ].
Coney, Port piers. La Purisima.
smelter. and Hooker Wednesday,
Coast Shipper. shsffer No 2. Cold
brook, sperry. Capillo. smelter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-14

the Coldbrook 10 load outbound
flour at sperry's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02
KAYAK FACES
FIELDOF NINE

RCADIA, Cal. - Charles S
Towards Kayak II, four-year-old
champion If 1889, makes his first
bid for 1910 honors today when he
faces nine crack rivals in the
$4,000 New Years handicap at
Santa Anita park.
The South American speed
ster has top weight Of 1es
pounds for the mile test. His
weight was eight pounds more
than given A. A. Baroni's
Specify. and "a more than the
lightweight in the field. Per-
ME. who got 104.
Kayak II was coupled as a How
ard entry with a stablemate, Count
Dor III. Pernie will run as a
Millsdale stable entry with Air
flame, log. Other candidates and
their weights were Heelfly, 112;
Journey On, 100; Can't Wait, los;
Sun Egret, us; Whichcee, 116.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02
Puck
Game Scheduled

OLYMPIA - Southwest WASH
ington hockey fans will have a
chance to see their first inter-city
match Tuesday night when the
Bremerton All-Stars of the Kitsap
County circuit tangle with the
Meadow Lark Dairy five of the
Southwest Washington contest Of
that evening.
In a previous encounter be-
tween teams from the two
circuits, the H. L. Wolf & Co.
five of the Southwest assOcia-
ton defeated the Bremerton
team, to s, at Bremerton.
The game was a rough, thrill
ing affair and Tuesdays fray
Is expected to be a duplicate.
Listed on the Bremerton lineup
are the Weir brothers, Ed and
Louie. of Tacoma, while Manager
o. u. Tatro of the Dairy five is
expected to start the Goldsberrys.
Stan and George. All of which
should make for an interesting
battle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02
a5D)o AT COTTON BOWL BATTLE

Clemson college of South Caro-
lima and Boston college. the pride
Of New England. The ringmaster
IL ]. Curtis Sanford. who dreamed
up the idea and made 1t stick.
An estimated $4,000 will
pour into the Cotton bowl and
m hut . handful are picking
Clemson. Fair, warmer wealth
o. was forecast.
Clemson. victor over Navy, pos
sessor Of a halfback named on
many all-America teams. and
record marred only by one-point
defeat by Tulane, was the logical
Texas favorite because Of its
southern location. They know all
about Clemson down here and Bos-
ton college is just another school
with q fine football team.
There was little wagering by
rsxans. but the little was at even
money. Elsewhere Clemson was =
2 10 . favorite.
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No. 2, short-passing him the ball
and setting up block on Defensive
No. 2.
Offensive No. 2 quickly dribbles
back to No. Is original position
and whips pass to Offensive For
ward No. 3.
simultaneously, Offensive Gen.
ter No. comes up behind Defen-
sive No. 4, setting up block and
allowing Offensive Forward No. 4
to break toward center of foul
circle where he takes pass from
Offensive Forward No. 8.
No. fakes 10 follow pass. then
whirls off in opposite direction and
cuts toward basket. Offensive CEN
ter. after blocking, cuts back to
basket. Forward No. then has
option of shooting from foul circle
if clear, or passing to center or
Forward No. 8 for lay-up shot.
NEXT: Michigan State
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02
Winko Schedule for 1910

EATTLE-B Basketball and
football schedules for the WASH
ington intercollegiate conference
for 1910 are announced. st. Mar
tins college of Lacey was included
for the first time.
The 1e40 Washington Intercol-
legate football schedule:
Sept. FL - Gonzaga vs.. Cheney
State ut Spokane (tentative).
Sept. 21-Gonzaga frosh Mt e.
lensburg.
Sept. 28-Whitworth college at
Cheney. College Of Puget Sound at
Bellingham, Pacific university ut
Pacific Lutheran.
Oct. 5-St. Martins Mt Ellens-
burg, College of Puget Sound at
Cheney. Oregon Normal at Bell
ingham, Pacific Lutheran at Lin
field.
Oct. 12-Ellensburg state at
Cheney, st. Martins ut Belling-
ham.
Oct. 19-Ellensburg state at
Lewiston (tentative), Cheney state
at st. Martins, Bellingham State
at Pacific Lutheran.
Oct. 25-Cheney State at Lew
iston Normal.
Oct. 26- st. Martins vs.. Lin
field Mt Longview ltentative).
Nov. I-Pacific Lutheran at
Cheney.
Nov. q ellingham state at
Ellensburg.
Nov. e ellingham state at
Pacific university, Pacific Luther
an Mt st. Martins.
Nov. IL -College of Puget
Sound vs.. Ellensburg state at
Yakima (tentative).
Nov. 16-Ellensburg state at
Pacific Lutheran, Cheney state at
Bellingham.
The 1910 Washington Intercol-
legiate conferenc basketball
schedule,
dan. Asst. Martins Mt Ellens-
burg.
Jan. LIP acific Lutheran nj
Bellingham.
dan. 12-Pacific Lutheran nj
Bellingham, Ellcnsburg State Al
Cheney.
Jan. 1S-Ellensburg state at
Cheney.
Jan. I5-16-St. Martins at Bel
bingham.
dan. 26-27-Pacific Lutheran nj
Cheney.
Jan. 2s-S0-Pacific Lutheran n
Ellensburg, Bellingham state nj
ST. Martins.
Feb. IS st. Martins at Che
ney.
Feb. s-I0-Cheney State ut FL
lensburg. Bellingham state NJ
Pacific Lutheran.
Feb. Est. Martins Mt Pacific
Lutheran.
Feb. 16-Bellingham state Al
Ellensburg, Pacific Lutheran at
ST. Martins.
Feb. 17-Bellingham state al
ElIensburg, ST. Martins at Pacific
Lutheran.
Feb. 1s-Pacific Lutheran at st
Martins, Bellingham state ai
Cheney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02
I.andranl Is
1rapWinner

Andy Landram copped the 1s-
yard trap shooting event yester-
day at the Tacoma Gun club. Pro-
cceds of the shoot went To the
Or. John C. siegle Memorial fund.
Landram's IS out Of 80 targets
was just one better than Joe Wal
lace's AZ. George Snyder, Joe Nc
Knight and Earl colson, IT., tied
for third with 46's.
Young Coison won the
doubles shoot, IS. doe Nc
Knight and Fred May tied for
second spot with Ais.
Joe Wallace's A In the handicap
gave him the victory. Young Col
son was second. ~, and Joe Nc
Knight third, 30.
DR.. s. L. Blair knocked down A.
out of so to take the skeet event.
Harry Irwin was second with As
and ]. e. o'Neil third with 43.
The next shoot is scheduled for
Jan. II, Sunday. when the annual
meeting will be held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02

liza 10 paihhsSs Aihhhk AohoWs
right speed on the ball.
Various speeds are necessary in
bowling. They depend on the
alleys. On some you have to roll
q faster or slower ball to hit the
lis pocket.
II an alley runs, and by that !
mean Is fast, II naturally is nee
essary TO roll a faster ball in order
TO obtain the proper results.
On a slow, or stiff. alley, you
must lessen the speed Of the
sphere and at the same time move
in toward the center of the alley
on delivery.
NEXT: Rhythm and Timing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02
Seahawks Beat
Buckaroos, 2To1

PORTLAND, 0re.-The Portland
Buckaroos yesterday gave the
Seattle Seahawks a two goal New
Years present, a hockey game by
a 81 score, and boosted their OPP
position to within one slim point
Of second place in league standings.
Portland's generosity came in
the form of first class stumbling
around their own net. Twice the
Portland goalie, Andy Aitkenhead
one usually known for his mig
gardly attitude when it comes to
letting in scores-was the victim
Of fluke plays.
In the first period. Aiken
head provided Dave Downie,
Seattle center, with his stick
for a bankboard TO allow the
puck to tangIe in the netting.
With the count tied one-all in
the third period, Aitkenhead
cleared the puck to Connie
King, and the Seattle manager
fired II back at the disorga-
nized Scotchman for Seattle's
second and final score.
Portland opened the scoring in
the middle of the first period when
Red" Conn converted on a pass
from Mccartney at e:46. The
locals tied up in the last frame
and failed to make good a penalty
shot which might have sent the
game into overtime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02
Writer Sues
Champ Louis
SALT LAKE CITY

SALT LAKE CITY - A civil
suit. seeking S103.321 damages,
was filed in federal district court
here today against Heavyweight
Champion Joe Louis and his CO.
managers, Julian Black and John
Roxborough, by Al Warden, sports
editor of the Ogden, Utah, Stand
ard-Examiner.
The suit. Warden's complaint
said. was an outgrowth Of west
ern and South American exhibi-
ton tour that Louis had planned
for this winter and then cancelled.
Warden, describing himself as also
promoter OF athletic events, al
legged he had signed an agreement
with Louis, Black and Roxborough
to act as promoter and manager
for the tour.
The tour, the complaint said,
was to have started Mt st.
Louis. No., Nov. l, 1899, and
include bouts mt Omaha, Rock
Springs, Ogden, Salt Lake
City, Boise, Seattle, Spokane,
Portland, Eugene, San Fran
cisco, Oakland, San Jose, Sac
ramento and Reno.
Warden said he arranged for
these exhibition bouts and had
proceeded in making arrange
ments" for the tours stops In
Mexico, the Canal Zone, Panama,
South America and Cuba.
Warden alleged that on Oct.
% he received n telegram
from Black canceling the tour
and asking that "all parties
concerned" be notified. War
den said he was In mo way
responsible for the cancella-
ton hut that the defendants
stated that one Mike Jacobs
was responsible for the same"
In addition to costs Of the action,
Warden asked S700 for expenses
advanced. 1921 for obligations in
CURED, $19.700 for prospective
profits on the western tour, S22,-
200 for prospective profits on the
southern tour and $50, 900 damages
to his reputation as a promoter
and sports writer. Warden said
he was to have received one-sixth
Of the defendants so per cent
share of gross receipts of the ex-
hibition bouts.
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Ingham state at

Feb. 20-Bellingham state at
Cheney.
Feb. 2S-24-Cheney state nj
st. Martins (tentative).
Feb. 29-Ellensburg State at st.
Martins.
March Cheney State Mt Bel
bingham, Ellensburg State at st.
Martins.
March Cheney State Mt Bel
lingham.
March 4-5-Cheney State at Pa
cific Lutheran.
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10000 to See EaSt.WeSt

sional showers were predicted to-
day.
The Fasteners, coached by
Andy Kerr of Colgate and Bernie
Bierman Of Minnesota, entered the
game 10 to s favorites over the
Western forces headed by Babe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02

NEW YORK - Alfred cwynne
Vanderbilt, new president Of Bel
mont Park. probably was one of
the youngest 'bookmakers" racing
has known. Ten years ago. when
only IT and q student At ST. Psul's
school In Concord. N. H., Wander
hit covered every Kentucky Der
by bet available on the campus.
Most wagers taken were on Blue
Larkspur and Vanderbilt
cleaned up when Clyde Van Dusen
won,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02
NAMES YEARLINGS
AFTER CHARACTERS
IN FAMOUS STORY

EAAN0ION, hy.-feorS ago
~ ]. o. Kecne started the
practice Of naming his yearling
thoroughbrcds after characters
In Victor Hugo's les Miser-
ablcs." When he went to name
the last batch he discovered he
had exhausted the entire list Of
characters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02
Tilt Played
On Wet Soil

In an atmosphere Of dsmpness
and on a wet. sloppy field the Sc
attle grid team defeated Tacomas
picked squad. 10 to 0, yesterday
at Lincoln bowl.
The game was for the benefit
of the DR.. John C. Siegle Memorial
and was witnessed by around ioo
fans.
The game was seattle's all the
way. The Tacomans never stepped
within the visitors 30-yard line.
Babe Harmon, Tacoma back,
contributed the first touch
down to Seattle In the third
quarter. He fumbled deep IN
his own territory, the ball roll
ing over the line. Tucker Cal
kins recovered for score.
Seattle went to the air in the
fourth quarter, slippery ball or no.
and made good. McGilvrey hurled
a shot at Merle Miller and Miller
tore off 40 yards. Then Miller
passed a 10-yarder to Cleo Stotler
over the Tacoma goal. 1t was
good. McGilvray converted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-02

SAN FRANCISCO-F [ b |
teams representing the East and
the West met today before 10000
fans in the 18th presentation of
the East-West Shrine charity
game in Kezar stadium here.
The weather was fair but occa-
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yourself off bal
ance.
II you bring
the ball down
too fast you
either drop or
sidearm II.
For a perfect
follow through,
get the ball In
front of your
left foot.
r h y I h m Is
merely smooth
ness in delivery,
but very essen
tial To balance.