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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Mardell M. Mullen
WEEDS Mr.. Graham
Ceremony Is Read Aug. ,
In Olympus Parsonage

In the Methodist parsonage
in Chehalis. Miss Mardell
Marie Mullen. daughter OF
Mr.. Lyle Mullen. of Olympia.
became the bride of Mr.. Wal
ter Graham. jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. h. Graham Of
Chehalis. The vows were ex-
changed at 8 o'clock in the
evening with the Rev. Choates
officiating.
The bride was dresscd In n moss
green costume suit with full length
matching coat and brown Access
series. Her corsage was OF orchids.
Miss airline Lotx. a cousin Of
the bride was her only attendant
and Mr.. Donald Graham Was best
man. Miss Lott chose a steel blue
sheer wool with navy accessories
and her corsagc was composed of
sweet peas and rosebuds.
The reception after the cere-
mony was held In the Donahoe Golf
and Country club with Mira. Oscar
Lott. aunt Of the bride. receiving
with Mrs. W. r. Graham.
The rooms were decorated with
gladioli. the same flower being
used on the table with tall tapers.
Mrs. Frank Meas cut the brides
cake and Mrs. John Rantala ana
Mrs. Woodrow Button poured. Miss
airline Lott had charge Of the
guest book and Miss JUNE Jensen.
Miss clarice Graham. Miss Agnes
Graham, Mrs. Calvin STOREY. Mrs.
Robert Sleepy and Miss Marjorie
Graham assisted.
Mr.. Graham and his bride viii
make their home In sniyely add
ton near chehalis when they re-
turn from their wedding trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
SpinSfer Dinner
For Miss Hopkins
Last of Parties for Couple
During Current Week

A busy series of pre-nup-
tial affairs for Miss Evelyn
Hopkins, the betrothed of Mr..
Won Tanner, will draw to a
close this week since their
wedding is to be an event of
Saturday evening. On Thurs
day evening Mrs. Donald
Fraser, who arrives from
Omaha today, will entertain
at the spinster dinner at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Kunigk and on
the following evening will be
the wedding rehearsal in Our
Savior's Lutheran church.
A dinner viii follow at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stocking at
Interlaaken where the wedding re-
ception is to be held.
Mr.. Tanner will entertain at his
bachelor dinner at the University
Union club for the gentlemen
members of the wedding party.
For the spinster party an all
white theme will be used with
white asters and giadioli In the
centerpiece. The table will be COW
cred with a white French cutwork
cloth and there will be white tap
ers In silver candelabra. The guests
will play bridge after the Z o'clock
dinner.
Among the guests at the re-
hesrsal party viii be in addition TO
the wedding party and parents of
the young couple. Miss Myrtle
Voorhees,, Mr.. tanners aunt and his
cousin. Miss Katherine Huffines
of Columbus. Ohio.
Miss Hopkins attendants VIII
be Miss Mildred Brown. maid Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

Best man viii be- Mr.. George
Rsavis. cousin Of the groom. of
Portland. and uaher wili he
Measrs. Milton johnson. John Fad
ness Of Rldgefisld. and Howard
Nelson. cousin 81 the bFide.slsct
Of Seattle. Mrs Ralph rarr Of
Longview will be organlat
Partle. Tor Bride-te-
Last Saturday evening. Mrs
Edgar Lndqulst and her daughter.
Miss Betty Jean. entertained al
miscellaneous shower for Mias
Madsen. After an evening of
cards. supper was served from a
table oentsrsd with a miniature
wedding party, Guests included
Nlns MadAsn and her mother. Mrs
Chris hadsen. Mira cust Nelson
Of seattle. Miss Alice swanson.
Mas Beatrice swanson. Mrs ~
mer EnRbfcthon and small dangh-
tsrs. Elolss and Constance. Mes
danes Pred naccAilum. Bert
Miro. Fred Margrath. Darth fAid.
vick and Clifford Otto.
Three hOatesaes entertained
Monday evening ai spanaNay lake
Mrs. Melvin Petersen judith
Bensonl. Arn Richard Matthews
and Miss Thsima Daniels Ths
evening was spent making a scrap
book for the bflds-eiscs nlsosl.
laBsOus shower Eifts were hidden
about the house and were located
~ Miss hadssn BY the ringing u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

honor, Mrs Fraser, matron Of
honor; Miss Doris Cook. Miss Mar
gsret Hall. Miss Betty Evanson.
Mrs. Kari Richardson and Miss
Dorothy Shaw. candlehghters will
be Mrs. Leonard Berglund and
Mrs. Marion Jones. The bride
elects mother. Mrs. winfred Hop
kins. will also be present as will
Mrs. Kunigk.
Mr.. tanners attendants whom
he will honor al his bachelor din
ner are Mr.. Donald Shaw. Mr.
Harry shull, Mr.. Bradley Bsnnon.
Mr.. Cameron McInnon. Mr.. Ed
ward Raleigh. Mr.. Lee Sulkowsky
and Mr.. Richard Smith
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Woodcraff Picnic TO Be
Held in Chehalik

Sunday, Aug. IS. has been
chosen for the annual district pic
mic of the Neighbors Of Wood
craft. at Alexander park. chehalis.
There win be prizes for the days
events including one for the best
decorated car.
Each circle is to furnish coffee
for its own group, as announced by
the committee in charge. Mrs.
Jesse Davies Of Olympia. Miss Gay
KEEL Of Cosmopolis and Mrs. VIII
liam NJ. Aikens, district officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Miss DuvaII Enferfains
At Orfhopedic Party

Members of Tacoma Orthopedic
Guild No. l were entertained re-
Gently at the home of Miss Clyde
Duvan in the Dorothy apartments.
Honors for contract were won by
Mrs. Fred Hartman, Mrs. w. II.
Danforth and Mrs. o. b. Olson.
Also present were Mrs. Carl Held,
Mrs. A. r. Whitman. Mrs. f. c.
Engval. Mrs. r. II. Madsen. Mrs.
David Brown, Mrs. Rose Harrison,
Miss Ollie Deiss. Miss Helen Blair
and Miss Duvall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Mrs. BereIund TO
Entertain Ladies Aid

The ladies Aid OF Bethlehem
Lutheran church will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Henry Berglund. 624
Division Lane. Thursday for
o'clock luncheon. A short program
will follow with the Rev. J. L.
Redal Of Philadelphia az the guest
speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

onee again the walls Of the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club
VII reecno the gaiety of large afternoon tea when on
paay AFTERNOON the Gray Lady chapter of the American
hea Sross gives Its relief benefit there from until
oeieek enthusiasm greater since the affair is
the sea. ~ ~ N
Inc unit IS headed by Mrs A. D. Fay who sometime
ago appointed Mrs Clay Pratt social chairman of the group
70 take care of details of the Mrs Earl Robbins and
Mrs Harry Cain arranging the program and Mrs Henry
Dufour and Mrs James Murphy assistant general chair
man. have been in charge of publicity
Scores of reservations for which tickets are being dis
trbuted by Mrs. A. W. Paulsens committee have been
% he affa = -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Popular Bride-io- BE Reveals
Plans for Wedding August II
Numerous Parties Given Honofnq Miss lone nsdsen
Soon 10 Wed Mr.. Harold NJ Andersen OF Ridgefied

Three hundred guests have been invited TO witness the
wedding Of Miss lone Madsen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Chris NJ Madsen of So. 50h st.. to Mr.. Harold Morten
Andersen Of Rdgcfied of Mr. and Mrs Morten Ander
sen. of Falkland Saturday. Aug II. at Epworth
Methodist church. at $3.50 O'Clock The Rev r. H. Gcber
of Lonpview who married the brides parents win offcae
Names Of her wedding party have been announced and
include Miss Betty Jean Lndqust. maid Of honor: Mrs
Moren Andersen j matron OF honor Miss Lola Huff and
Miss Mildred Smalridgc. bridesmaids The many candles
will be lighted by Miss Thelma Daniels Of Falkland
Mrs. Richard Matthews of Mineral Miss Ellen Berg
strom and Mrs Melvin Petersen Judith Bensonl all college
friends Of the bride. Little Andrea Iaug of Seattle will be
flower girl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

George Whitlock. Charles Davis
G. II. Wallace. z. S. Stark. Fred
G. Toeile. r. Sheriff.. Stanley
Rosso. Eric Jorstad. NJ. Ford. W.
Gregory. A. F. Turner. A. Lehman
Amy Jensen. +. w. Rau. J. f.
Barry, II. V. Davies. Clyde vii.
liams. Anna Sweeney. W. c. Cole
man, J. Kalkus. F. F. Pyfer. f
Funk, f. Dunman. F. Move, r. L.
Renwick. Harry Frasier, Miss
Thelma Daniels and Miss Gladys
Carlson.
Mesdames Thomas vimont, II.
Sowders. L. c. Beyers. Glen Darl-
ing, Robin Otis. Harry Anderson.
G. Upright. Harry Frasier. Loren
Mcbride, Faye Mace. George Mace,
E. E. Stolte, Otto Drum. b. E.
Buckmaster. Fred Pflaum. Thorn
as Dew, George Franklin. Helen
Canine, r. Thompson. Miles ollar,
Bessie Roberts. Ben Brandt, Rus
sell Carlson, Morris Cheney. J. f.
Olson. Charles f. Rood. Carl Hal
len, William Caster. Francis West.
II. A. Nady. Russell Peterson.
Lawrence Skinner. B. NJ. Marvin,
Otto johnson, r. Ward and Miss
Julianna Ray.
Mesdames c. M. Nelson, ]. w.
Lauson. r. F. Baker, Louis c.
Aston. A. A. Tingelstad, }. u.
Xavier. Philip Hsuge. Laura B.
Kriedler and Stanley Dahl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Miss Eastern 10 Preside
AZ Theis Rho Meeting

The TAroma Thsts Hha Girls
club vii meet ~ "Wednesday go
ming Al fta in the cid Fsllass
temple Miss Mary Eastern wiii
preside There Nfil b. q discgaa.an
Of fail activities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

MIS- -. r. LdfioSon Is the re-
freshment chairman and Is being
assisted by Mrs. Harold Brotman.
Mrs. John Hallen, Mrs. w. II.
Rssch and Mrs. Andrew Bertha
Tea tables are under Mrs. Willard
Merrick's direction and Mrs. John
Arnesen johnson. Mrs. Carl ost-
iund. Mrs. A. o. Burmeister. Mrs.
w. c. Perham and Mrs. Harry
Miller are assisting With Mrs.
Paulsen on the ticket committee
are Mrs r. H. McRae. Mrs. Fred
erick C. Metzger. Mrs. F. E. Devlin,
Mrs. w. Z. Carly and Miss Edith
Burstan.
A partial list of the reserva-
tons includes:
Mesdames Frederick D. Dean,
George Griggs Franklin, C. r.
Kirk. Percival Smith. F. ]. Cronk-
hite, c. c. Mellinger, Stanton
Warburton, w. Coy Meredith, Lou
johnson, George Osgood. L. NJ.
Garnett, A. o. Osberg, H. J.
Rinker, L. S. Young. L. r. Issacs,
Alex Richardson, William Priest,
Frank Hale, ST., r. L. Moore, H.
w. Naylor, L. V. Hall. H. Hacker.
w. Gray, Daisy Watts.
Mesdames A. w. Murray, Carl
Nielsen, o. G. Button. Clayton Nc
Rae, Geo. Gahan, Paul Weidman,
o. ]. Steiner, Ruby c. Johnson,
Harold Ollie, William Heidinger,
Harry Wolverton.
Red Cross nurses who have
placed their reservations are:
Misses Laura Long. Gladys Nc
Donough, Doris Ripoli, Dorothy
Kappahan, Regina Hamilton,
Jewell Drake, Grace Coffman,
Genevieve Bergeson. Mary Louise
Preus, Mrs. Herbert Wetmore and
Mrs. Esther Lamb.
Special invitations have been ex-
tended to FIT. Lewis and McChord
field ladies and those planning to
attend are Mesdames J. d. Hell
singer and B. II. Omstad.
Further reservations are: Mes
danes Frank Sussman. Leon Klei-
ner, Morris Kleiner. Herman Cohn.
Phil Weinstone, M. Bogost, Philip
Sussman, Robert Warwick. Lester
Seinfeld, Ben Schwartz, Abedeaux
Friedman, Jack Bender, Rose
Gruber, Herbert Cheim, Louis
Lamken, S. Brotman.
Mesdames Milton J. Evans,
Homer T. Clay, Eugene Emmons.
Paul Mellinger, C. r. Peterson,
Lucille Crouch, Joseph Mallery, z.
/. Hitch, A. T. Collier, I. B. Morie,
Geo. Childs, Arthur Rowe, Marvin
Lynn, c. Nathan Lynn, Thor Toll
lefson, Fordyce Johnson, Sam
Crippen, Gunnar Leggerini. John
c. Bjorklund, Alec Ninnman, Chris
Reynolds. c. o. Lynn. orgill Goss,
Nellie Gray. II. v. Hoover, Will
liam Guest, Charles Cheney.
Frank w. Wright. John ]. Logan.
Mesdames Dewitt Roland. Nell
Falskow. Clarence Sather. Arthur
c. Nordi. Frank Swanberg, Earl
Clifford, Charles Goodwin, Chaplin
Bowen, Howard Walker. Emery
Asbury, Maude Handle, Ruby
Nichols, Irving Thomas. Donna
Young. A. G. Mace, Annette Ceder,
Charles Low. Robert Hunt, Leon
ard Henzell. Ralph Evans. Paul
Preus. M. Peronto, Carol Taylor,
Albert Hagadorn. Holmes East
wood, Louis C. Mockel, Lee LANCE
beer.
Mesdames Ernest Thompson, A.
w. Norwood, John Congdon,
Frank Albert H. P. Grubbs,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

alarm clocks 81 Intervals during
the evening Guests Included
Misses Kettle whiansr. Ellen berg
stfom. Eleanor ilaudebaaEh. Betty
Llndqulnt. Louise Williams. Mil
drsd amaliridgs. and hsndamss
Ralph Pearson. William hkauFast.
chris Hadssn. ami Miss Lone Mad.
sen.
Last Thursday afternoon. Aug
1. q party ~ FARMLAND Vas given
by Mrs Carl osiiund and hfa
Peter Nelson al the Nelson hons
After AN afternoon ~ games .
buffet lunch was served hiss
nadasn waS presented Nith a SIT
- silver Guests included Mrs
Mortsn Andersen. mother ~ ths
groom. Mrs. Chris naaasn. mother
u the brids-slset. Assiamss Mar
Greco. Frank PM. John vioksrv.
Oscar Anderson. v kruillis. ~
ward psrryman. Aoftsn Andersen
Dr.. Frank Aivss ~ W Bngrsn.
lee Hogsa. O. r CuilbsfE, q q
ntovnsf and Frank Pepper. Misc
Narloris Damann and Miss Ions
Aadsen
An aunt ~ the bride. MFs Gust
Nelson ~ Seattle. entertained Al
dinner party In Seattle last
Wednesday for NJ Anderson ard
Miss nadssn A gift ~ foas satin
pottery was presented Table De-
ofations we're blue and shits LARK.
spur and tapefn.
Mrs. George Hansen a. hpanas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Mrs. POLAND TO
Entertain LoysI Club

For 1890 luncheon at her home,
1924 Marine View Drive. Mrs. Bud
POLAND will open her home to
members of Loyal club on Thurs
day afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Purple and White Club
To Meet az Msnsry Home

The Purple and White club Of
Ivy Camp. r. n. A. will meet on
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. II. c. Aanary. zs11 Ia. Il II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
NeWs and Notes Society," Clubs Schools Church Groups
Hundreds to Attend Benefit
AT Lawn Tennis Club FRIDAY

war Relief Event tiersided by All Tseons as Largest
Charity Affair in Many Years; Hours from 70
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-09
LEGI0NNAIRES
RETURNING TO
VARIOUS HOMES
-Four Day Convention Of
lAmeri(dnism Boost
ers Comes 10 Close

When the last strains of Home,
Sweet Home were played in the
small hours of Sunday morning in
the Elks ball room, the 1910 Ameri
can Legion convention came to a
close in Juneau.
The Grand Ball closed four days
of business and fun for over 100
Legionnaires of the Territory and
today, visitor delegates from other
towns were still trickling out OF
town by boat and by plane.
Some delegates from the West
ward will continue south for vaca-
ton trips. but the bulk of the con-
ventioners are returning to their
jobs tc dread a new spirit ol
Americani3n among thin fellow
men and t oplan for 1941s conven-
ton in Seward
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-09
5ITKA FLIGHT
y IS MADE TODAY

Shell Simmons flew to Sitka to-
day with Lulu Coleman and C.
Douglas Swanson, expecting to re-
turn with a full load from island
ports.
Yesterday Simmons flew Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Littlepage to Chichagof
and Russell Clithero to Sitka, re-
turning with j. c. Russell and M
Melvin from Chichagof, and A.
Yoeull, H. B. Crewson, and Jim
Davis from Sitka.
Holden yesterday flew Ann Den
ard, D. Denard, Melvin Race and
Eiler Hansen to Sitka, returning
with Myrtle Hollywood, Mrs. r.
Kathleen, Clarence Rice, Andrew
Sutton and A. Demmert.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-09
NATIVE SOUGHT
Il HERE; MISSING
SINCE. FRIDAY

Sam Andrews, Sc, Tenakee ma
tive, is missing.
Andrews, according to Chief of
Police Dan Ralston, was last seen
Friday in Roberts Row, reported
ly under the influence of liquor"
At that time Andrews was sup
posed to be wearing black leather
jacket, a brown cap and blue serge
pants. He is said to be stout and
about 5 feet 6 inches tail
Anyone having information that
might lead to Andrews whereabouts
should contact Chief of Police Raj
Ston.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-09
pAA OFFICIAL IS
JUNEAU ARRIVAL

N. H. Mcdowell, Maintenance
Superintendent of Pan American
Always, flew in from Seattle yes
terday with his wife on a tour of
inspection over the Pacific Alaska
Anyways system.
Mcdowell expects to be in Ju-
neau for the next few days and
is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-09

Don't forget to vote tomorrow.
Polls open from Sam. to 7p.m.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-09
WANTED

WANTED-Ladies coats refined and
remodeled by an expert. 1856 So.
Franklin st.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-09
FLYING TRIP

Alfred Ghezzi Jr., young Interior
truck company operator, flew in
from Seattle on the Clipper yester-
day after brief flying business
trip to the States. He returned
to Fairbanks by Electra this morn
ing.
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In case of error or If an ad
has been stopped before ex-
piration, advertiser please noti-
fly this office Phone 374 at
once and same will be given
attention.
NHE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE
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COY, warm furn. apis. Lights,
water, dishes, cooking utensils and
bath. Reasonable at Seaview.
MONTANA PARTY ON
FAST HUNT BY PAA

Big game hunters and fishermen,
DR.. Gordon Cole, DR.. Vernon Smith
and Judge Hugo Hanft flew in on
the clipper yesterday and boarded
a plane for Fairbanks. They flew
from Helena, Mont, to Seattle to
catch the clipper. Big game and
pictures in Alaska are the bags they
hope to fly back with.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-09
HAROLD BATES BACK
ON CLIPPER SHIP

Harold Bates of the Twentieth
Century Meat Market, returned
yesterday on the Alaska Clipper
He spent some time in the States
on business and pleasure trip.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-09
GOES TO ANCHORAGE

Irving Krause left for the West
ward enroute to Anchorage on the
Mount Mckinley TO join his father
in manufacturing concrete pro-
ducts.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-09

ANTHONY J. DIMOND has
served the Territory as Dele
gate to Congress for the past
eight years. The national de-
Tense bases now being built in
Alaska are a tribute to him.
He has the respect and esteem
of the entire Congress as we'll
as the people of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-09

Don't forget to vote tomorrow.
Polls open from am. to 7p.m.
Subscribe to Ine Ga1ly Alaska
Empire-the paper witE the largea
paid circulation. 9a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Gamblers PLACING
Bets on Chena Ice

FAIRBANKS. Alaska = TIL e
Cinema river officially was frozen
over today, although spots OF
open water still showed through
ice jams. and gamblers were free
To start placing bets on the
minute the ice would break in
the spring thaw.
The Cinema ice pool Is an annual
counterpart OF the big Nenana
pool and pays about $1,000 for
guessing the correct minute OF the
breakup.
The freeze this year was nine
days later than lest year. and
eight days after the ice run began.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
;;|7|a;I ARE;
Fritzie Zivic Further Proves That Upset Is ar
Abused Word in Boxing. Where Human
Element So Often Ploys Second Fiddle to
Sheer Chonce
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Service Sport~ Editor

When Frtzie Henry opening
those belong
with the welerweght champion 1t a upset
It wasn't Of for Armstrong had unmis
taxable signs and
There been surprising
Broughton wrote the first
hasn't been of them business which
single punch
The clevers thinking scrsppers
Kid Mccoy them couldn't jaw.
smack amid the whiskers department is
remarkable equalizer.
Billy Petrole retired protect his but like the
horse felt the after months of inactivity Follow
ing two three
Berg and then they tossed with honJmmy
Petrole the only Garden believed
chance and doubt
wasn't kind beat himself The other fellow
had to whip him. that night
who took the licking life Express guns
then mounted a wobbly foundation.
Max schmeing wasn't great heavyweight but he
with hand
Joe Louis the Killer refused frightened taking
best
schmeing couldn't do it time
strated that the finest fighter viii
hard enough in the right place.
Jack Burke nonentty Dempsey
than loan sharks heart with
before the Man Maulers
Upset absurd a huma element
often plays second fiddle to sheer chance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Tigers Are
Favoriies
To Triumph
Mortindole Lost
To Bengols; Bell
Coach Fit Agoin

The Stadium Tigers viii meet
the Bellarmine Lions Thursday in
the stadium bowl at 7:3o. This
viii mark the second game Of
the city series. Lincoln having
played and defeated the Lions Is
to 0. The Tigers. victors over
Lincoln. are favored to win.
stadium's grid forces re-
ceived another blow yesterday
when Il was revealed that
Harold Martindale win be out
of the lineup for the re-
mainder OF the season. He n
suffering from a serious Kid
ney injury received several
years ago while boxing.
Jack Wilson. ace hslfback, Is
stin in a doubtful condition as a
result Of the injury he received
three weeks ago in the Walla
Walla game. Ed Dever II re-
covering from diSiocateu Wrist
and Bill Gregory from q broken
finger but both win be ready for
Thursdays battle.
The Bellarmine eleven may
give two cheers however.
Cheer number one comes with
the announcement that George
Oswald win start to turn out
again after = three weeks
absence. II h possible that
he will see action IN the
Stadium battle.
Cheer number two is for Coach
Haug. the Bells mentor. After
hobbling around on crutches for
a month as a result of fractured
ankle, he suddenly made his APP
pearance yesterday without any
support and pronounced himself
ready for action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METcALF
BY ED MEAGHER
Batting For Elliott MetraIfl

Tacoma Tiger chiefs have been winkng and flirting with
Angels and Cardinals for several months
Intentions are strictly honorable with marriage with
or the other definitely In mind Can't make their
81 Louis Cardinals and the Angeles Angels
oves As long as Tacoma Tiger operators arc positive that such
league a s.
Haven't really good for picking the Cardinal chain
The Cardinals happen soOns the Pa
e Coast league and suppose just suppose that there came time
when the Cards desired TO w hhat franchise other Coast
league city
One thing would prohibit ball which
We're just silly enough think that Coast baseball would
Tacoma
There are those who shout that Patty Berg the Mime
apoIis MISS who'll exhibit her golfing form
Is the best feminine golfer who tamped around golf
course
Others hold out for Joyce wethered the English gong
marvel Glenna Coet Ware too has her followers 40 has
But PATTY s after all is certainly one of the sm. greats
the links think follow the crowds of
women to the Anenmore golf course tomorrow
shotmaing undoubtedly doing
vocal nipups Then they'll take nine holes at time Mrs w
Dean and Mrs Herbert Fry the first Shirley Mcdonald
and Ruth canale the second
This story. the ended right
here The rest of It
Understand this Berg this really
thing Maybe we'd better to Anenmore
Might something game golf .
hello girls you peeked, didn't you hmmmm
organising going town
Another setting the stage for nercs amateur hockey Grace
Lndley the Seattle Minneapolis
of the best feminine skers the u.
this She at
recently And Paul Sonny
at all this season He's to study
Huntington Lincoln high up
Ron Waggone Yakima
ting In Ways Is conner"
first saok leagues valuable player
City basketball league spending
Mcchord . he they think
there hoop players there
hear Tiny" Arnd the exEyerett
dunn star who played the Oregon oh
the City this
Wonder Metcaf particular did he shoot
ducks pheasants