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La gaceta., 1940-10-04

~ l
al grupo.
Miguel de Guzman abrio
los ojos, y pase6 una mirada
de extraheza, como de espan-
to, sobre tantos rostros desco-
nocidos.
Luego, encontrando, al fin,
Of de Jaeinto, ell capataz de
Los Rosales, su cara expreso
una especie de algeria radian
tie, Y pregunt6 con VOC musr-
ia:
-iJacinto l.. ITG?... W la Sc
hora?... blonde esta la seho-
ra?... SVive2...
Il Vive, senior, tranquiiice,
se!-le conteSt6 Ell doctor Vivo-
mir, "a primero.
III Vive, senior, vive, mi amol
-ahadi6 Jacinto con lagrimas
en- los ojos-. Ia sido un mila-
grol...
10 primero que tiene usted
que haeer ahora, es no hablar,
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

cional, enviada a toda prisa des-
de Las Heras, dispers6 y ahu-
yento a los indios, hacienda lua-
go entire ellos una espantosa car
NIGERIA, utilizando las ametra-
lladoras,
Las gentes de la hacienda reac
cionaron, y Sc organize Ia defen
sa en- toda regla.
Era inGtil pensar en- salvar
"a casa de los amos, que seguia
ardiendo luego de venirse abajo
lei piso principal pero Sc intent6
y Sc consigui6 POGO despues, con
ayuda de los soldados, aislar el
.fuego y dominarlo en- muchos
p~abellones, en- las cuadras,, enl
.es gallineros modelo de Ia ha-
eienda, salvando a muchislmos
animales.
Mientras tanto habiase orga-
nizado en- toda regla Ell traslado
los heridos a une de los psbe-
Homes de la finca, que no habia
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

Varios supervivientes de la
catastrofe, acudieron a recoger
los cuerpos de las victimas, pen
sando que a1n y%ivieran...
Pero Ell senior habia muerto
hacia tempo; su cadaver estaba
POGO menes q, schieharrade, y
presentaba ademas una extraha
herida en- la nuca...
Pronto le descubrieron una
flecha cast hundida en- Ell cuello
EN- So totalidad...
La Senora, en- cambio, viva.
Estaba privada de sentido NADIA
mas.
La trasladaron a uno de los pc
quenos pabellones que habian
respetadO las llamas, y la admi-
nistraron unos cuantos cordia-
les.
Maria de las Nieves comenz6
a reacciOn9r POGO despues,
Por suerte, Ia caballeria Ma
La gaceta., 1940-10-04
hadinamia expIot6 en- la naudibaa
de Rose ! lie hicieron Ia cuenta
Colbert derrOt6 a Ar Lind

Jose Leto vic anoche realiza1l
da su profecia en- cuanto a la Sc
gunda pelaa entire Buddy Rose y
Tommy Gomez: ell hotelero lie
arrim6 la "dinamita" a la man
dibula de Rose y este "exploto"
en- el segundo asalto ,cuando le
hicieroL la cuenta.s
Los puhos del hotelero casti-
raron efectivamente al ciudada-
no Buddy y Tommy prob6 que
tiene derecho a seguir ascendien
do ,por 10 mencs en- los cuadrila-
teros de Tampa.
I'm formidable gancho de IL
quierda prodjo y derrumbe de-
Ihombre que venia alardeando de
una anterior victoria sobre Go
mez. Varios minutes pasaron an
ties de que pudiera recobrar ell
lconocimiento y decir: ime peg6
Icon una estaca 0 con ell puno IL
quierdo?
Tenia Ell ioven latino, como
ocurre con frecuencia EN- los do
minios de Frank LaMarque, u
ma ventaja de IA libras.
En- la anterior pelea lde los
dos, Rose pesaba 100 y Comes
100. BESIDE entonces Gomez 81
ha venido alimentando como 81
'est6mago demanda y anoche es
Itaba a una libra de distancia de
Ilimite de la categoria del pest
complete ligero.
Lett estima que su dirigid'
pasara a ser un peso complete
antes de dos amos Y entonces..
La gaceta., 1940-10-04
3 TONIC SEGUNDO
"a MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Ia cortina de fuego, y corriendo
a traves de los patios converti-
dos en- braseros enormes, sc dis
puso a sacrificar su vida misma
81 era necesario para salvar Ia
de la amada...
Jacinto lie habia seguido, he
roico como los antiques servido-
res, gritando con todas sus fuer-
zas:
-iSehor, sehor!.. lD6nde va
usted?. iSera inGtil cuanto in
tente don Miguel. liza seho-
ra debe haber muerte hace mu-
Eho tiempol.. va varias wees
&c Ia ha intentado salvar, y han
perecido varios en- Ell empenol~
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

'aspirara, como no, a la corona
de Jose Luis.
Billy Colbert di6 otro paso hR
cia la revancha con Gomez VEN
ciendo anoche, por puntos, al
diestro p1gil Art Lind, de Wdeh
ington. Dos de los jueces, como
a la empresa convenia, votaron
por Colbert, y Ell tercero por una
distribution de tablas.
frankie Thomas vencio a Do
mingo Torres porque este resol.
vi6 hacerse 'el chivo loco. HAY
que ayudar al prctegido de Ia
empresa baby Ben vencio POI
nocaut tecnico a Johnny Arts,
La gaceta., 1940-10-04
PARTICIPATION A LA MA
DIRE DEL CATCHER SUI
CIDA

Cincinnati, oct. 4.-LoS Rojos
deCincinnati acordaron aver
dar participation en- las ganan-
cias de la serie mundial a la Sra.
Maude Hershberger, madre del
catcher que hace algunos meses
Sc suicide. Rscibira la anciana
una accion complete.
Acciones completes Sc daran
a otros % peloteros y ell director
Bill McKechnie. Johnny Wander
Meer, que pas6 tres meses con
el indianapolis, solo recibira la
cuarta parte de una acci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-10-04
LAS PANTERAS UGARAN
HOY CON LOS DIABLOS
VERDES

FL "once" del Institute fe
Plant, comandado por Jimmy
Hughes, sostendra hoy su pri-
mer combate dentro de la confe-
rencia de los Diez Grandes, te-
niendo de rivales a los poderosos
Diablos Verdes de st. Peters
burg.
Los tres j6venes de Plant que
Sc habian l~astimado, volveran
esta noche a la acci6n.
La Inca de fuego de las Pante
ras es la siguiente: Martin,
Rights, Hendricks, Gillett, E.
vans, Pemberton, B. Williams.
l. Williams, Baldwin, Hanson y
Simpson.
Anuncian los visitantes q BuI
bett, Kinsey, B. Hudson, Reed.
Hampton, Hennessy, Nowling.
Chambers, Turner, T. Hudson y
Reynolds,
Sc pegara la "patada" de co,
mienzo, en- Phillips Field, a las
ocho en- punto.
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

Los muchachos de Cuscaden,
los de la Aiga international, die
ron Ell domingo otro de sus famo
SOS bien jugados desafios.
Sc proponen hacer 10 mismo
pasado manana, comenzando a
las 2:SO. Sentado en- la glorieta
de csc parque escuchara usted
los detalles del desafio de la Sc
rie mundial,
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

A cold cough seriously endah ers
ou, your famjA and your brsnS
ssoc,ates. I0ess from colds an
.,3Cels causes more loss OF tin1
t,an all other diseases combined.
II YOU have a cough due to a cold
Get Montho- Mulsion, the gdaran'
Steed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsior fails to stop your cougnli.
Immediately ana Sc you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker than
nv medicire you eve tried, as
or your money be e.
Mentho-Muls;on is nore than an
,rdtaary MEDICINE. i contains vi's,
aims : and p to build youl ca'd
resistance, and seven soothing
eselins oils ard u~nggaat9, memo
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

Menuda carrera la que do q
Montah6s Ell domingo pasado
.desde Ell escenario del Centre AS
turiano hasta ell parque de Gus
caden. Cuando lego va Se ha
bian quemado los primeros "fue
gos artificiales'' y dijo: mucho
siento no haber podido apreciar
esos batazos de tubey del primer
inning,
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

Las senoras Y seioritas sa-
bran aprOvechar la "venta espe-
cial" de campeonato de la Liga
Intersocial diez kilitos la entra-
da.
Los "feos" pagaran Ell doble /:
20 centavitos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-04
Con,el pate, la MascOh.y los EsPeiueIos
- =
Tira . cuartAl y

mundial dej6 en- las taquillas
S145, 4O4!28.
En- Cuscaden, ell domingo, de-
todos que Sc llegue a los
300 "toletes''. iJamas Sc ha iu-
gado mejor pelcta por menos d.
nero!
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

FL veterano cat1her wilson,
con sus 40 amos dispar6 aver dos
hits. No Sc motto en- Ell segundo
juego la ausencia del corpYlehto
lombard.
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

~Gsde hgStovtr, Pa, le man
daron aver un pastel de cinco Il
bras, por la victoria, al pilsher
Bucky Walters y q mentor Nc
Keohnie.
La gaceta., 1940-10-04
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
GET MeIthO- MulsiGp .

ing highest grade bAechwood eIeo'
cote for penetrationA Genuine Cal
ifornia liz syrup Ives &entho1
MmIs;o. 2 taste thd whole family
will like. It clings5 to the men
hranes so its soothi kg, healing
gradients act faster, better.
Ohio minister recently said FRO
his pulpit;
Attendance at church is me- g.
sary for human welfare, but lt
endanger the congre~atitn ".
cold cough whel Mentho-Mulsl y
so inexpensive and easy to OBJ PIN"
M.ntho-M ulo.on IS endorsed by
YOUR ncighbors and eueranteed ~
leading druggists every a@e'-&SvS
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

sehor-sigui6 diciendo ell medi-
CO.. Duerma; deScanse. Para
que sus nervios reposen, le re-
pito que vive su sonora. Esta en-
este mismo hospital, y Ia vera us
ted pronto... Pero ahora descan
Sc. Haga por dormir..
Jacinto. antes de que ell senior
volviese a cerrar los ojoS, puiso
decirle junto al dido:
ii a sido un milagro, senior !
/ I'm milsgro! lSe la sac6 va me-
dio muerta de entire las llamas,
cuando la casa Sc hundial l..
Miguel no escuch6 mas.
Cerr6 los ojos, y qued6 de nue.
vo privado de sentido.
Pero en- su boca erraba ahoFa
una sonrisa como celestial.
MARIA VIVA L..
FL dia anterior, cuando ocu-
rri6 ell incendio de la hacienda,
Miguel de Guzman estuvo a pun
La gaceta., 1940-10-04
COMPRO CANARIOS

Pago por los canarlos ma
chos de mas de un aho $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que SON machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 1902
de Ia Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-10-04
! Senor, senorl... !VueDvase U.S.
ted, vuelvase usted!. L..
CAPITUIo XVII
jLibres..., perO SIN hijOl..

Vive, vivel-lanzo la hernia
ma de la Carload como un critic
de triunfo Y de victoria.
FL grupo de doctores, de es-
tudiantes, Sc arremolin6, para
comprobar Ell milagro.
u Vive?
Vive?
81, senores, iSilencio, pr
favorl... iMirenl iHa alberto
los ojosl,.. Parece que quiere
hablarl..
FL doctor Vivomir, ell direc-
tor del hospital que tanto sc
habia interesado por Ell heri-
do, extendi6 la diestra sobre
Ell lecho, imponiendo silencio
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

FL segundo desafio de la serie
La gaceta., 1940-10-04
La GACETA'

a psrlSdiOo en- lSliOmA EspsAOi
mG1 circdIaciSn en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

La Gaceta Folletin No. 2e4
La gaceta., 1940-10-04

POr suerte, la caballeria Ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19

Pierce county officials again
planned TO grill John w. Wilton.
4e-year-old itinerant painter, In
connection with the tragic derail-
ment Of the crack streamliner City
Of San Francisco. when 1t was re-
vealed Thursday that he was not in
jail at the time.
Wilton. serving a so-day term
In the county jail for trespassing
after he was linked with the sever
ance of the air-brake system on a
Seattle-Portland passenger and ex-
press train. formerly told police
he was In Des Moines. Iowa, jail
at the time of the disaster.
Fingerprint records from the
FBI at Washington. ID. c., obtained
by Detective Captain Cliff Os-
borne, disclose that Wilton was In
the Des Moines jail. but IL days
after the time he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
XI34EH&F3#5t$5kX
Two Japanese Ships Completing Cargo
and Prepare to Sail for the Orient
THIS MONTH

Quiet was the waterfront's
Thursday as only four vessels
worked cargo at their various ter
minals here.
Two Japanese ships. here to
load for the past several days,
neared completion Of their stow
age and prepared to sail. Slated
for departure Thursday afternoon.
the big n. Y. X. passenger motor
ship HE Maru was finishing with
loading Of pulp and scrap metal at
Milwaukee No. 2; the freighter
Koei Maru was preparing for a
Friday departure to the Orient
with a full load of scrap, logs
and lumber.
Overnight arrivals were the
Lake Frances and the Susan
Luckenbach.
The Consolidated Olympic line
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19

coaster Thursday commenced
loading full cargo Of lumber for
California ports, while the Luck
enbach vessel was lifting flour,
general and lumber for the At
lantic seaboard.
Fridays menu calls for the
arrival Of the Coastwise line
freighter Coast Banker. She will
have a one-day turn-around here
to discharge and load general
cargo, being on berth at Sound
ports until Jan. %, when she'll
sail direct to Los Angeles.
Vessels In port: Susan Lucken-
bach, Centennial; Lake Frances,
Shaffer No. 1; HE Maru, Mil
waukee No. 2; Koei Maru, Port
piers.
Vessels due Friday: Coast
Banker, Shaffer No. 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
COMP ANY
H0N0RS 8 men

Eight employees of the plant de-
partment of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company. having a
combined total of 225 years
service, were presented with gold
service emblems by Mr.. G. l..
Larson. Seattle, general plant
manager of the company, at a
luncheon at the Winthrop hotel
Thursday noon.
Heading the list Of honored en-
ployes was William Nelson, splic-
ing foreman. with 35 years service.
c. s. Marshall, building, supplies
and motor vehicle supervisor, and
Leslie L. Weimar, PIX installer,
followed closely with 80 years
each.
Having rs years service each
are c. F. White. supervising con-
struction foreman, r. w. Lindsay.
wire chief, r. v. Hatfield, general
clerk. Van Lippincott, splicer and
H. c. Skinner, switchman.
Also In attendance were c. E.
Mong, assistant to general man
ager, Seattle, T. NJ. Prince, dis
trict plant manager, Tacoma, and
other plant officials and fellow
workers of the honored employees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
TO BRING SUITS OVER
DELINQUENT PAYMENTS

Employees in the district attor-
ney's office at the federal building
Thursday were busy preparing pa
pers in connection with new legal
action to be instituted against per-
sons delinquent in repaying FILA
loans.
In the new actions. the govern
ment will enter in suits filed in
state courts as cross-complainant.
When judgments are granted, the
government will hold mortgages
against property involved, and such
mortgages must be paid off before
the property can be sold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
BEHIND The
TICKER
THURSDAY

NEW YORK-New York City's
numerous bond issues are current
ly quoted At high levels. The AIS
have sold lately ~ high a. 129
and all Of the city's obligations are
selling above par except the ans.
which are quoted Just under 100.
The metropolis continues to enjoy
. very good credit rating. Despite
this basically encouraging situa-
ton, insiders believe that New
York City bonds may 60 into =
decline this year that Ii likely to
have an important effect on the
bond market In general.
The reason il that. under the
transit unification plan. some
$3.50. 000. 900 Of Interborough Rapid
Transit and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Transit bonds are to be exchanged
for q like amount of new New
York City securities. The latter
win pay 8 per cent interest. where
as the I. r. T. and b. NJ. T. ohli-
cations yield between five and ten
per cent At present prices. Rather
than accept q much lower return
on their capital. many Of those
who receive the New York City
bonds win probably sell them in
order to seek more profitable en-
ployment for their funds.
Paper-American and Canadian
paper companies are doing well.
Hostilities between Finland and
Rusaa have led to complete dis
ruption Of Finnish wood pulp ship
ments 70 the United States. with
resultant benefits to suppliers in
this hemisphere.
Wood pulp prices are up and the
short term outlook IL distinctly
| favorable.
| Cautious - Colgate Palmolive-
Poets earnings for 1889 are esti-
mated At $3.50 a share compared
to SLIT for 1885.
Reporss Are That American
Can to net more than So q shars
for 1899 against s4-55 In 1888
National Biscuit taken on dips +.
General American Transportation
Corp. had 81. 900, 900 untitled or
ders at end Of year !. Compan,
should do better first six months
Of 1910 than same period OF 81
1. National Power & Light b
show earnings OF s1.o7 9 share 70
80 against s127 previous yea
=. Eastern Air Lines had recor'
December traffic 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
NIGHT SCHOOL HAS
GARDENING CLASSES

Night school classes in practical
gardening will be held at Lincoln
high school. starting this evening,
each Monday and Thursday from
7:30 until $50 o'clock, according
to Professor w. p. Wagley, prin-
cipal of the night school.
The work will be conducted by
Mrs. A. S. Black, former Tacoma
school teacher, whose knowledge
on the subject has drawn requests
from several educational clubs to
lecture on gardening and horti-
culture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
SEN. PERCIVAL WILL
TALK AT ST. PETERS

A meeting Of general interest to
the public will be held at st.
Peters church, Old Tacoma, on
Friday evening at 7;45 when Sena-
tor Monty Percival, state president
of the Children's Benevolent
league, will speak on the handi-
capped child and show moving
pictures OF the new State Gus
todial school at Buckley, also the
school at Medical Lake. A social
time will follow. The public is
invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
PROMISES TO ROUND
UP MEXICAN PHONES

With clues furnished by Tacoma
police. Mexican officials are hot
on the TRAN Of operators Of the
Spanish swindle" game, 1t was
learned Thursday.
Detective Captain Cliff Osborne
was notified by Oscar w. Fred
rickson, American vice-consul IN
Mexico City. that no effort viii be
spared to put the confidence men
behind bars.
Last year. Fredrickson said. one
such racket was halted with the
conviction OF the bunco artist re-
sponsible. and the arrest was made
possible through information fur
nished by Tacoma police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
-HAPPY--
BIRTHDAY
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is

THURSDAY, JANUARY Is
Kathleen Roberts, Route s,
Box 865.
Fred Heide, 616 So. Madison.
DIR. Paul w. Nielsen, 3005 No.
29th st.
Ralph l. Clement, 400S So.
Park ave-
Beverly Ann Sanders, 5407 So.
Thompson 1T.
Elmo M. Brown, 1905 9Th ave.
dan. III.
Hank Wannberg, 1907 So.
21st st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
BANKRUPTCY COURT

Two Tacomans were ad1udged
as bankrupts In orders signed
Thursday by Federal Judge Lloyd
L. Black. Bankruptcy orders were
entered against Leo Alphonsus
Mahon. lsborer. OF 5436 So.
Thompson st, who listed liabili-
ties Of SOFA, and assets of $500.
claimed exempt; and John ].
Thaut, iron worker. Carlton hotel,
liabilities S4e4.o3. and assets $3.50,
claimed exempt S145.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
Get FBI Records on Man
Who Nearly Wrecked Train

He was arrested and Jailed in
Des Moines for investigation on
August 20, 1899. Disposition of
the case was not revealed. The
streamliner was wrecked near
Harvey, Nevada, on August ~,
killing "a persons and injuring 1903.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19

hey Swanson win speak 1t the
Weo1kly meeting Of the Young
Peoples Vocational Guidance
1Drum Friday 1t Q p. m. In room
90. z. ~ c. A building. -Ad-
vantages Of Civil Service win be
the topic Of Swanson's address.
An young people are invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
State Men Make
3LiGuOr Arrests

Raids b. state liquor control
officers Wednesday night Melted
three men charged with possession
e hard liquor to eel BY the drink
n violation Of the Steele act
Booked. but released promptly on
$500 cash hail each. were Bob
Roberts. n. who gave his address
- The Majestic hotel: Alfred
Edwards. -. LeRoy apts, and
Louis lGarfninI. 80. Of 1891 Com
Uercs It.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
HORACE PILLSBURY dies

SAN FRANCISCO - Horace
Davis Pillsbury, San Francisco at
torney and former president of Pa
cific Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany. died here today of a liver all
ment. He was 60.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
Hard of Hearing
To Elect FridGy

Annual meeting and election Of
officers Of the Tacoma Society for
Hard OF Hearing will be held Fri
day evening at o'clock at Unity
temple, Division ave. and ] St
Reports will be received. The
public is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Lawrence
standish. 20. of 23o7h Pacific
ave, and Isabel c. Allen, is. Air
port road, Tacoma: Donald Z. Car
riere. IS. and Madelynne Virginia
Schaake, 20, both OF Seattle.
II you're not using II. sell II with
Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Call Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
HOPE CHAPEL PARTY

Marking the close Of q foot
ban contest" . party win be given
BY the losing side for the winners
1t Hope chapel It Z p. m Friday.
CarIille A. schsfer win be In
charge o. activities. assisted by
Sunday school teachers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
NEXT MONTH

and minimum ~. Highest wind
velocity 80 m. p. h. from the
southwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19

Funeral services for Clarence
GILBERT Osyog. 47-yesr-old former
Tacoma resident. were held Thurs
dry from the Home funeral parlors
IN Seattle osvog left no known
survivors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
Honesty Always Paws

FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below, please take notice.
After you have returned the arti-
cles to the loser go to the Tacoma
Times office, 9th and Pacific,
where you will be presented with .
guest ticket TO one OF Hamxick's
theAterA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
UneaSif1eSS Cause
OF Price Decline


U0WJ0NNS AVERAGES
THURSDAY
ln1Btx1nl -. 1lS.61, of o.2o
III .........- SAL, OF 90
U1nlty 1899. 35.l2. off o.o1
- 8ooc1n -. ASA. OF eli
aalos totaied $4,000 shares.
aga1nst l7o,000 Wednesday. while
eurb stock turnover rosa 10 11e.0o
sharss nom l06. 900 in the previous
osn1ion-
NEW YORK-Uneasiness with
regard 10 ths near-term trend Of
Industrial activity brought de-
cainss ranging to more than =
point IN lsading stocks Thursday.
Soma special issues countered
IL trend. but the main list en-
tered the closing minutes OF deal
ines With Losses far outnumbering
gn1ns-
Trading was slightly more active
than Wednesday. when volume fell
off 70 The slowest pace since Dec. I.
1nunsDAY oUcrAr1oNs
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Male Help Wanted

PERMANENT opportunity for auto
mechanic. Must be experienced.
State references and previous en-
ployment. Write FL, Tacoma
Times.
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Q1uotntions courtesy Dean Uitter =
o. Warrington bldg. memoero
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Sales People. Agents

MAN WANTED for Rawleieh Route
OF 800 families. Write today.
Rawleigh's. Dept. WHA-256-SA.
Oakland, Calf.
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FOR BARBER JOBS learn with pay
at Moler's College. 1915 Pacific.
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more Tacoma homes at less adyer-
Using cost by placing your message
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Members of the advanced class
in Journalism at the College of
Puget Sound spent an interesting
two hours Thursday afternoon in
an interview with United States
Senator Homer T. Bone at his
home. 81 West road. They dis
cussed important measures likely
to come before this session of
congress, the Japanese trade
treaty, neutrality. and the eco
nomic situation at home.
Particularly interesting TO
members of the class were SEN
ator Bones outline of the rami-
fications sometimes involved In
getting a bill through congress
and his picture of some of the
highlights of official life at the
national capital. The conclusion
of members of the class in that
connection is that Washington, d.
c., is a good place to stay away
from unless one is prepared for
hard work at not particularly
good pay.
There was some serious discus
sion Of the unemployment stu
alton in the United States. With
approximately nine million per-
sons out of work, it was not par
ticularly encouraging to note a
tendency to reduction in all bud
gets except those for the army
and navy. Another element dis