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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Racing Hoss Eats Goldfish, Improves Class

matter Of training was brought up Pepper WA
most adamant with regards to mia veil.tbough,
plans for the future Of bis charge,
First. make him love you. thought Pepper. Sec
ond, give him What he wants 70 eat Third, be
pal to him. We're all children al heart
Surprisingly enough, this proved the all for
Speeds lurnbIed mental department speeds re-
Spouse to the deal Immediate. Within
few days. Pepper Vas psrehed this upper
region. of the tbofoughbred's meek.
Speedy remained rooted not muscle flcksrsd
Then 70 the saddle Both loved a. Crysial had
been tanned 70 a kittenlike degree Nov. me young
ster bandagos the iborouRnhrsd'a tsnaons, walks
him. runs hra. and goes fishing with MIN.
SEEING ~ BELIEVING
II would be hard - bel.vs this fishing deal
unless seen. But any day. you can find Pepper
IS inches u birch limb ia hand, psrehed on =
cushioned rail. plying nis piscaiorial art When
Pepper goes fsning. he Ia always aasprsd u bite,
for he grslds ais line into usOdsrais sized bowl
Usually, speedy IL night there TO watch, every
once In a while dropping his mu1xis into the mouth
OF the bowl to how things are coming along.
The little guppies swim around 10 Mild confusion
when one il lifted by the dsn manipulation Of
Peppers hook.
Then, Crystal the Tame, opens his mouth IN
anticipation. After receiving his dslsetabls norsel
he literally kisses the youngstsf When he has had
enough ne gently removes the rod from the iada
hand By the simple sxpedient Of using bs teeth,
and carefully deposits IL Al his feet Then for a
ronp. after which he enters his stall beddsd down
with plentiful supply Of carefully enoaen straw.
Sleep Eoon ovsnskss him. and how sp~dy can
sleep.
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Expects Over ZOO
For Golf Open

Sam B. Stocking. president of
the Washington State Golf asso-
citation. said today he expected a
field Of $50 amateurs and about
rs professionals to enter the
Washington State Golf associa-
ton championship matches TO be
held at Fircrest Golf club July 20
to Aug. 3.
A large PNGA score-board has
been erected on the lawn near the
clubhouse, and public address
system has been installed.
Additional entries received late
Tuesday included the following
Edgar Hurd, Grsys Harbor Coli
club, Aberdeen; Forrest Watson,
winner Of the 1882 WSGA anna
teur competition. OF the Seattle
Golf club; ". p. Williams, vice
president Of the WSGA from
Wslls Wslla. John H. Curry. sec
rotary Of the Wslla Walls Golf
club; Sid Harmon, Wslla Wslla
pro. and Charles McCune, also OF
Walls Walla; Frank Stroheeker,
BrosdmOor. Seattle; Carl Sehoen'
FORK, Mountain View Golf club.
Olympia; Art Eekhardt. pro al
Mountain View: Ed. W. Greenway,
Englewood. Seattle; Vic Cedar
green, Wenstchee. and Jim Mel
iinger, Tacoma Country club.
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LONGACREs

LONGACREs-One Of Longacres long held
crets is out,
Crystal Speed trains goldfish
"speedy" as he Is now known TO hundreds Of
horsemen, was the thoroughbred in training
IN To one year ago Now, at the age Of seven, he's
the most docile equine ever to set foot TO a race
track.
Reason for this marked turnsbout Of disposition
ia that he mas new and, ne gets goldiisn
once dsy-every day.
Yes. sir, Curly matched two ear-old Pepper
Porter and a supply Of wigglng guppies have turned
TN. trick Few Who his SIX furlong Iongacres
victory M. other DAY realized how this magic
change had been brought about
From the bottom Of the heap. this seyen-year-0id
son Of CRYSTAL Pennsnt has emerged On top To IND
glorious victory through kindness and care handed
up IN the Pepper Porter fashion.
He gets both Of these important ingredients from
his tyo-year-old owner For Pepper IL his regis
tered owner-youngest horseman on the interna-
tlonal turf.
LOOKED TO FUTURE
Realizing that his young son would have 70 look
out for that well-knOwn rainy day Papa Don
Porter turned the horse over TO the youngEtsr. II
Pepper was fortunate enough 20 have luck with
speedy the luck" was to be dspoAlted in MS name
In order 70 take care Of any future emergencies.
such as the sll-importsnt matter Of schooling. and
preparing himself for place in this mans world.
Pepper had MS oSn IDEAS concerning the con
ditioning Of a thoroughbred and ne mad the chance
to prove MS convictions when. a. the start Of the
1910 Longacrss season. he vss presented Crystal
Speed
So. it vss not surpriaing then, that when the
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Mrs. Fry Still
In Golf Play
SEATTLE-Four women gol

SEATTLE-Four women golfers
three from Seattle and one from
Tacoma-met today to determine
finalists in the Washington state
women's public links association
tournament.
Mrs. Herbert Fry of Tacoma
was matched against Mrs. S. l..
Hongh and Mrs. L. p. Starr and
Mrs. Roy Webster met in another
semi-finals pairing.
Championship: Mrs. Herbert Fry
defeated Mrs. +. L. Stark, and l..
Mrs. Hough defeated Mrs, Adele
McDowd, 4 and 3; Mrs. L, p. Starr de-
feated Mrs. w c. Cummings, 4 and 8;
Mrs. Roy Webster defeated Mrs. G. +.
Garrison 10Th hole.
First flight: Mrs. o. NJ. Grything
Mrs. Verna Green defeated Mrs. w. V.
Church defeated Mrs. s. T. PAUL. 2
and l. Mrs NJ B. Guthrie defeated
Mrs. J. K. Ross, up
Second flight Mrs. H. +. Case de
feated Mrs. b Wintermute, and !,
Mrs. r. J. Mcintyre defeated Mrs.
D. G. Bowlus, and 2, Mrs. James
Taylor defeated Mrs. Ray Cunning,
5 and A. Mrs. j. r. Schoenfeld de-
fested Mrs. oscar Hansen, 3 and l.
Third flight. Mrs. Glenn Often de-
feated Mrs. Pat Martin. and Mrs.
A. w Collins defeated Mrs J. W.
Knight. and g. Mrs. X. A. MeCrady
defeated Mrs. &. Dullahant, 4 and 8;
Mrs. NJ. Witheridge defeated Mrs. c, T..
Smith. and b.
Fourth flight: Mrs. Ross Jantzen
defeated Mrs. D. f. Rose, and 2;
Mrs Roy Escott defeated Miss kath-
crime Bathurst. 3 and 2. Mrs. l.. r.
Nunley defeated Mrs. James Robinson,
4 and q, Mrs. ID. II. McCollister de-
feated Mrs. George Clark. and
Fifth flight: Mrs. @. Van Thiele de-
feated Mrs. NJ. f. Blackmar. ana ,.
Mrs o. G. FaIrburn and Mrs. j. I.
Ray drew byes.
Starting times and pairings Tor
Thursdays matches follow:
Championship-Mr Herbert Fly VS..
Mrs. s. L. Hough; Mrs. l.. p. starr vs..
Mrs. Roy Webster.
First flight-Mrs. o NJ Grything
VS. Mrs. Verna Green MISS irene
Church VS.. Mrs. N B. Guthrie.
Second flight-Mrs. H. r. Case VS.
Mrs. r. J. Mclntyre; Mrs. James ray
ior VS., Mrs. J. r. schoenfeld.
Third flight--Mrs. Glenn often vs..
Mrs. A. W Collins Mrs, II. A. NC
Grady VS.. Mrs. NJ. witheridse.
Fourth flight-Mrs. Ross Jantzeh
VS.. Mrs. Roy Escott: Mrs. l.. =, Nun
lev VS.. Mrs. ID. Ii. McCollister.
Fifth flighf-Mrs. o. O. FalrouTn
VS. Mrs J. T. Bay.
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Coast Cridmen on All-Star Club

CHICAGO-An all-star college
football team composed of players
from all sections of the nation
except the. east will start against
the Green Bay Packers In the
seventh annual charity game here
Aug. 20, results Of a 12-day poll
showed today.
Six men in the starting lineup
will represent the middle west,
three the Pacific coast and two
the south.
Sixty-one other players rep
resenting all sections of the
country also were invited TO
play against the National pro-
fessional league champions.
A coaching staff will be selected
in public poll started today.
Nile Kinnick, University Of
Iowa sll-America hslfback. polled
more than any other individual
player. He received l,1s9, 076
votes.
The starting eleven and votes
cast for each player:
Ends: William Fisk, Southern
California, 500 ,563, and Esco sark-
kinen. Ohio State. 7s4,s42.
Tackles: Nick Cutlch. North
western. 792.s27. and Joe Boyd,
Texas a. d NJ. 1926.
Guards: Harry Smith. Southern
California, s46. 31s, and Jim Logan,
Indiana. 7s1,947.
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Center: Clyde Turner, Hardin
Simmons. 7s4 ,ee3.
Quarterback Ambrose SehInd.
Ter, Southern California, 7bg,3I2.
Halfbscks: Nile Kinnick. Iowa
i,1s9,07s, and Lou Brock. Purdue.
963, 4s2.
Fullback: Joe Thesing, Notre
Dame, ISL .276.
Runners-up invited to Join
the squad, reporting Mt North
western university Aug. IL for
practice, Included:
Ends: Robert Wlnslow.
Southern California; William
Anahn, Santa Clara.
Tackles Nick Stubler. Santa
Clara; Leo Artoe. California, Stan
Anderson, Stanford.
Center: John Schicchl, Santa
Clara.
Quarterback: Crenville Lans-
dell. Southern California.
Halfbacks: Bob Hoffman, South
ern California Kenneth Washing
ton. y. c. l.. A.
Fullback: Frank EN- mons,
Oregon.
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PARK SOFT, HARD BALL

Park softball games for Friday
night, City league, II title tourna-
ment. 6sl5 p. m. fsee George
Pease1 Jefferson, diamond, Me-
kinney diamond, Portland Ave. dis-
mond.
Park Baseball league games for
Friday.
Twilight league. 9 p. M
NJ Y. A. ~ Lincoln Service At
Mckinley. Arctic Boitlers Va.
FARMLAND Pirates at Harmon.
Senior Boys league. 34b p. m.
Summit Cubs w. Model Lumber
at Jefferson. Tacoma Boys club
w. Lakewood Community Center
at Vets hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Larson Lands
LARGE Trout

A three and one-quarter pound
rainbow trout was landed by Ed
Larson. Tacoma. at Clear Lake
near Eatonville. Barney Names OF
the Clear Lake inn. veteran angler,
reports it one of the largest rain
bows ever taken from the lake.
Barney himself has taken some
dandies over the years. Larson
using a pound test leader, occu-
pied better than an hour and a
quarter in landing the big one.
Larson has made several catches
at Clear Lake this season. Still
fishing with eggs and light tackle
Is the system.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
.Overlin Loses
ToBilly Soose
In 10 Rounds

sCRA TON, Pa. - Battling
Billy soose, victor by virtue Of a
decision over the middlewelght
title claimant. Ken overlin. was
trying today to entice Tony Gale,
the recognized champ, into a non
title brawl at Scranton.
Playboy Overlin, poorly condl-
toned. faded pathetioslly In the
closing rounds. That was when
young soose was coming on with
a hard hitting attack. soose gave
overlin terrific beating In the
10th round.
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MATTED for SnodsrAss IN TN.
SCORE ny INNINGS
Turf Smoke shop 800. 600 sn2 lpo-s
superior DAIRY t.ss.st 600 llo WV
SUMMARY
stolen base NlesSen sacrifice
hlts-Waiker Morris. wilhelm, Bow
ers rWosbaNr hit 90 Frost lhfef
base hit---Abbott Home biAh-
on. Hansen. Berg Left on basesss
Turf Smoke snop s. Superior Dairy D
0 hits runs Off Walker In IN
ninRs 2 hits q rum off Goldsmith
In Z innings. struck out-by walker
s. Goldsmith 2 HsnHen o. Bases on
halls-off Walker 2. Hansen los
ing pitcher - Walker Wild pitch -
Wlker. Balk-- Walker Time 81 game
"a hours. Umpires ~1yfell. CLARK.
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Nickelsen on Air

DR. II. C. Nickelsen, Tacoma
member of the state game COM
mission will join with Ray Grum-
mel in a sportscast THURSDAY night
Al s.15 o'clock over KMO. He VIII
appear as guest on Grummel 5
regular You and Your Dog pro
gram. Game activities IN WASH
ington will be discussed
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Young Public
Links Stars
Keep Winning

DrrRofr--rd Fmgci. sharp
shooting Utica. n. v. metal
peiish~r. whipped werth ssim-
its. IT,. Of Colorado springs.
Cole. Z AID : today In tire
hattie of the a.dslisis
hesdlininx Tho third rauad Of
the national public links gait
tournament.
The public links COMMITTEES
Of tho q. :. aoif association
today recommended the ina'.
ana Can,en Golf course ~
Spokane, Wash. ~ site Of the
test national public links soft
tournament.
The executive committees ~
tho a. =. u. A. viii act On tho
recommendation in september
DETROIT Worth s,imlts. Col
orado. and Edward J, Furgol, New
York, the young parswrecklng sen
satlons Of IN. 1910 national nnhll'
links championship. remain In thu
running today after two rounds q
hlistering competition yesterds,
that shattered the hopes Of u
performers. including Howars
Olson, tho Tneoman and onl,
washlngtonian who qualified Mar
lin Lcpuoh. Portland, Ore, de
fcatcd olsor, and /. in the fra
round.
Andrew sawedko. pittsburgh
and defending champion, blew VI
and bowed TO an nn
known, William puhlis. Chicago
3 and ,. Day. Mitchell. Atlanta
1884 champion. lost 10 william
Doll. Louisville. I down.
Carl Kaufman. PittsburRh
champ OF ie27, rs, 40, won HI
first round match, hut lost 10 jsrl
LaroHe. Detroit, 2 and ], Arthu
Armstrong, Honolulu. 1894 runner
up, also bowed Out, losing .
william Fritz. Ban Francisco. a
the 18th hole.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Toronto 0, Newark 7.
Rochester 5. Syracuse 8.
Montreal 81. Jersey city 3-3
DIST game II inningsj.
Buffalo Ii, Baltimore 80.
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BAD NEWS FOR PROS

CELNELAND-Harvey Murphy
signing with the Cleveland Rams
reunites the former MISSISSIPPI
mass combination of Murphy and
Parker Hall. In 1888, Hall pitehed
aerials of SIS and IS yards 70
Murphy, an end.
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Cehula kept Lincoln Service nut
In front yesterday In the Twilight
league by allowing Mckinley
Merchants two hits and striking
out II.
NJ. Y. A. found Smith for five
runs TO keep pace with Lincoln
Ssrvic. In the win column.
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SENIOR sois sAssnAIL


Lakewood Center maintained its
hold on first place. taking summit
Cubs. . 10 4, while the champion
Model Lumber nine pas being
taken for their second straight
defeat by the hard fighting Taco
ma Boys club,
Lakewood Center -. D ,
summit Cubs 49, 49, ]
kasmier and zuffIugh. y. Taylor
and YlRkn.
Tired Of being the fooimat for
the rect II this league. The Tacoma
Boys club rose ~ their height yes
tsrday to defeat IN. Model Lsm.
bsr nine. . 10 2
stan stowe. third sacksr for the
lumber team. led the hlitsrs. get
ting three u bis teams ak hits.
one II them double.
Batteries. Dahl and Mitchell;
Rack and L. Har,insaD. Oswald.
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Here are overnight entries ard
selections for Lengacres for Fvt.
day;
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InNInn BOYS nAsEnALL

Washington Hardware. won ~
default. Austin Gales. y. u. Washer
Service cammafano Bfss Tacoma
Typos. strand Market
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Gene Hansen went the dis
taacc for tho Turf team ard
held tho Milknien 20 eight hits.
home runs nv Rlshep and n@rg
being The only two that really
mattercd, Walker wnrhed
seven frame. for the l.eers
and the Turfers nirked his
portside twisters nine times,
one being y hom. run nv Han
sen and Morry Abbott send-
died the pellet for a triple In
the sixth.
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Sohball

Jensen Fuel and warssnhe ssrv.
leo moved Into ana game advan.
taxe over tho oth.r four remaining
trans In this city Glass u cham.
pionship tourney Wednesday night.
White Eagle rvsrn rsIilsd In
tho last few innings. but u wss not
enough. The Transfers eliminated
them ~ TO .. ksvpIng tho titis
running
Postoffice held for nearly thres
innings against the powerful Jsn.
son Fuel club but N. Jsnscns
turned on their power 10 score .
. TO 2 decision.
General Distributors he'd
things all their ewn way far
sir and one.hah InnlWss, tkes
with Wsrt~nbs s~rvice ~ the
plate and three runs hehiNA
they started IN faites Four
hits scored fws runaevs and
put men On sscoad and third
base With ope man eut. Heiusev
flied IN shast esates fog tks
second out and the man On
third srored. Butseh went Ia
third on the throw 10 ths plate
scoring .hrn Pitcher Fsssk
Marfoae and Catcher Tnsea
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Turf Club Now
In Third Spot
cry LEAGUE STANDINGS

Turf Smoke shop took posses-
sion Of third place in City league
standings BY winning 9 10 ? from
Superior Dairy Wednesday night
al Lincoln howl Thursday night
the Dairymon meet the House ~
David team IN an exhibition con-
test starting at : o'clock
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FURNISHED six-foona house On Mr.
kinlsy Nil. fof ssle just lac rent
Call Broadway 18is
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SOUTH TAcoAA--ss77 s01ts Amer
eight rooms. sis7B as doNn. s21
per month. MAsa o0g7
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FOR Pussiiup VALLEY lands. n v
Smith zos ProSident bid m s@os
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w 2 KeRR oorr = 9, l MORN g
soc Rust slds BR 1871
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II you're not using II. sell II with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad
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A7s CORD and up Pianer ends.
I2I4 Tacoma Ave. Main sea3.
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Ell oc "a Cd iis slab Al kinds
; ID OF forest wood. CA OILS
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D. a WHITE
Engineer - surveys Maps
1904 FIDELITY Blds nAfn f7os
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HEAVY lie alab. eds. %. upl block.
slab. 2 eds e.. for Nd IA 1893
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SHELTER EMPLOYEES
BRAND NEW modern home on
two nice lots. paved street. Pt.
Defiance district: $50 down s25
mo. pays II off. incl. interest and
taxes. Write XII, CO Times.
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HEAVY green upl tis siao 80. guam
tity iots. o. g. for, I'd -. GA oso2.
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Buffelen 2-in :s.s SD. n1 s.s s az
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TANWAx and cieaf LAS tFaeta-
SEE - for property On tnehe 4
fns LAKES Tracts for $40 ard
up. Jesse o. Thomas Jf 7ih par.
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DRY forest wood. s5 rs; also tie slab
FERN Hlll Puei, Garland 1851.
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BUPFELKH neATY piansr snds un
STRAINED core blocks. dry slzi
DORWIA FUEI. Ma es33
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HEAVY kiln dried p!aneT ends Bore
- s1sas from sned Core Blocks.
a. worth up, OF pY cord Ga o44s
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IL CORDS EDGIsos - $3.50
erdF IS so. Main oess.
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81 s5o-FoUR-H ROOM bunK.. 2 bed
rooms ana nook. concrete founda
ton. Near 10. 18Th and 5unsft
Hsasonsbss terms Lincoln Realty.
GA I717 eyes. hA esos
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$500 SPECIAL. IA CORDS
PITCHY BLOCK AND SLAB
MOUNTAIN PuEl- Ma Seee
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0esoline-kerosene RANGES
DEMONSTRATORS
Ore only. Gasoline Range. reg.
$3.50 ......,...............ss4 ss
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One only. Pressure Kerosene
Range. res. s74ss ........-. s4ss
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reg s7ss5 .......s.......ss. s4ss
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l1I7 Broadway
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$500 DOWN

5-RM buns., Nv. room. dining room.
cabinet kitchen. , bedrooms. a-pisos
bath, - lots, sarAss, oil elreu-
lator. paved at = block 10 bus
Some buy Price " 600. bal. ike
rent. Eve. Pr $685. daya MA 670a
42$ Puget Sound Bank Bldg
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fIeT yoal1 rentels wIth = stswsFt.
BFsdlsy Co. AAin ttsl.
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FIRWooD APT. clssn. private
1atha. saFaaxa 1913 RAanesl
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ncBoRD houseksspsnx sps4. i .
rms PRIV hath. loo1s4 Pa
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FOR SALE -Four room houss VIII
sell equity, reasonable. zoos 50.
Junett
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spts bet sna ssta
sstsr. sita 10. YAKIMA.
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FIVE ACRES
EXCELLENT soil. good five-room
house. near I'D and Waller road.
-Four acres cleared. garden, pas
ture. 5000 down. STERN q
STERN, 542i So. Tao. Way. CA
05e6.
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VALLEY BARGAIN
MODERN bungalow. completely fur
nished, large living room sith fire.
place. Built-in Kitchen. breakfast
nook. three car garage Marvellous
valley soil: located near Garden
fiiie Price 81 $50 terms. Call
owner. Afternoons Ma ao4A
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$500 SPECIAL
! II CORDS pifchY block and slab.
use nov Main $3.50
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IRON GUARD BUSY
Townsend Meetings

Monday: Tacoma No. l. X St,
Normanna hall. So. 18th and X St,
s p. M: Mckinley No. z. Royal
Neighbors hall. Ea. C and Division
Lane. card party and refresh
ments. 8 p. m; Ruston No. l, s
D. m. at Ruston school.
Tuesday: All-City No. "a. Emer-
son hall. 1109is Broadway. bust
ness meeting. s p. m. Card party
and refreshments. Gig Harbor
No. 1. basement Catholic church,
p. m. Manitou No. "a. GAO So,
Cove St, s p. m. Mckinley No
Q. Sheridan school, p. m. Oak.
land No. II, club house. 1892 So
Tyler St, s p. m. Orting No. l
p. m, G. A. r. hall. 23rd st. No
%. 2344 So. Sheridan ave. 7:SC
p. m.
Wednesday: Hawthorne No. 20
at 26l0 Ea. c st, S p. m. Parl
Ave. No. 16. s p. nj. at Park Ave
school. Falkland No. IL. s D. m.
Mission hall. Falkland. Rentor
No. l. at Methodist church. 7:s0
Redmond No. 2. at old postoffice
s p. m. Sumner No. l. at I. o
o. F. hall. s p. m. Summit No
~, Central Ave. school. 8 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
To Receive Fair
Entries Tuesday

Women of Tacoma and vicinity
who have entries Of fancywork,
crocheting, weaving. knitting to
display in the women's building
at the Western Washington fair
this year are urged TO have their
entries ready Tuesday. Sept. 10,
when representatives of the de-
partment will be in Tacoma.
Mrs. Charles Lenfesty of Puy-
allup, superintendent of the de-
partment, and her department
representative will be at Rhodes
Brothers department store from
10 a. m. TO 4 p. m. to receive
entries.
The deadline for submitting
entries in this department is
Thursday. Sept. IL. at s p. m. AT
the fairgrounds. Articles for the
culinary division may be entered
up until p. m. Saturday, Sept
IA.