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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

nf y A o.eorn. rrcfe.sar II
physics a. ths University - Wash
lakton. Nh sr<sk before members
- ~ rarousa branch - to Puget
sound Academy - science IN
flcSafth hAn College - Puget
sound a " , ~ Wednesday
Jan -
tlis sueiee' vii ~ Hoisfissd
iAeht. FIaiofssesnt fAxhtlnKs n.
sluainK sailarns VapeF taThts ussd
- nikhwavs
Al ne Fsh Il n~eslnk rref
fhiiip Y Frhiandi ~ & Y = wiii
discus. 4Mofesn developments in
Tissties
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
YIN. Campaign
Starts Friday

IN h eighth consecutive cal -
~ annual = u Z A msiaten-
snce campaign workers ~ Hof-
&c ]. NtItastc. general chairman
outlined the fcasons Why ths
has a definite place IN to pfs-
parrsfness program - feti IT.
campaign opens next Friday
Dr whtaere outlined ne cause
- follows
II must ksen - physical snd
staff equipment - = MAXIMUM
efficiency IN maintaining = sound
program far ihe development =
thr physical. mental snd spiritual
qualities that arr snrely needed N
our youth
There i evidence that there =
trend toward q breakdown N
these qualities - necessary IN our
democratic way n living md ihe
boys = 1871 an from new On
ward vii nerd mi. fundamental
equipment more urgently than eveF
before The governing body q
the Tacoma Y NJ c A recognises
this trend and accepts the Job Of
redouhled efforts IN an attempt u
meet the emergency q the hour
Thousands ~ eur best youth
are now IN the army and the navy
They are IN cur dooryarf The
NJ e A has always been hooked
upon a. first rAnA necessity In
military activities. and the Ia
coma y ~ & A. now has real
responsibility a real privilege In
serving these young men.
The maximum production ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Asks Funds For
Soldiers Home

tnv rsenma Tive. staff Nfitsfl
CAPITOL. oiympls-Aniieipst-
ing an inmate population of 80
~ March Il. 1912. former Gov
Clarence Martin has asked the
27th legislature 10 appropriate
Ss1a43s FOR operation O ths state
soldiers home and colony At ont
ing for the ensuing hicnnlum
outlay FOR salaries and wages
was estimated at SIS. 200. for ep-
efations. sia2i75 Population IN
Sept 50. 1870 amounted 10 2e7 a.
against 500 on March q. 1924
Estimated receipts Tor the next
two years totaied x40.4la from
federal rental and sale sources
No expenditures Tor capital out.
lays and msior repairs we're an
ticipated In the budget estimates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
ssu>oro~

WASHINGTON = What wausd
vea 81 u veu we're hsxtnx 7eo
guests :, iansh sea snefheF s.oeo
IN far "a to-day
rhst wss 10 problem Ms
Henry Sesfit. Waite fiaase hessse-
ssspsr. fsest The Esssst. sFe N
suxuratian vlsitars t~mocrstlr
hlE wigs governors. nd many A.
nthsr effieisl snd friend q ths
Reozsvelt fsmilv.
Hev = serve act sesIp net rails
coit NEAT. saisa lcr sresm. esks
sna hat eaffss - approximately
isno rsF snns At nIssh sns get
them Ill ssFxea u "a hour ].
enough n maks ever - expert.
snred heaaskssr~r gray haired
Ice cream, eake. Fnils. hs~sa ard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

Tho Grand hnrns economic enns
fsrxnce scheduled frr Saturday
sss postponed until Fvh ! IRE
meeting Niii NJ frnm 10 q 4 Stir
coffee. cream and sugar furnished
Patterns sna recipes Siii - avail.
able far those Who want them. &c.
eersiinK n Ria fAnglsy. county
chairman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Jan. 20, 1910
nv INITFD rRrSs

Ma1or battle reported develop
ne On Finnish north-centfsi treat
WiuSten Churchill IN Lanfen
broadcast. called an All neutrals g
foin Allies against Germany
rope pius. n letter - President
Roosevelt. expressed nttic hoee for
an esriy peace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

war material. and things In prep
aration fer defense - an accepted
task fer our nation Let u. not
forget preparedness. ~ the pro-
ducfion II those intAnsihles that
make men who understand eitisen-
ship responsibility. honor and right
living
our campaign organization
feels confident TIA, the sltts~hs
q Tacoma viii support this sefs
thy program generously
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
INSTAll~ENT ElEvtN
KIT TY FOYLE
~ Copvs.sht ev
GHRI>TofifR MORLEY

CowfRht 1850 ~
ChustRhU Morley
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
START YOUR SET OF - DooKlETS
TODAY IN THIS EASY WAY.
WITH ONE COUPON TNone pAol
z OF TINE TACOMA IlnNgS

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citing dshes-ppsed tes BY ssps Thee ceshssst'sss
viii surely be 'hs ssssb useful hsshss helps yss
owned And as sssy them IN sh ssyse
ees Al obssis sseh coetbeehss 10 CHG oNs
which sppse day psss Two Of TVS TACOMA
TIES present u vsh Toe Thf TACOMA rNeS sssssss
es CoohbooLss will be released Msn6sy sssi me
10 complete To order BY e sssd Use os plus ss
pes'sss hsstEes the TACOMA TINES. ~ Mskss
ST., Tseems. Wssk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

what Molly calls IL when We SIT
down for a Milkmans Matinee
which IL coffee and cigarettes A.
midnight and hair down all over
the place
wonder what we'd do without
coffee and cigarettes. the career
girls Of our generation. As a
matter Of fact the milkman doesn't
get much out OF his matinee be
cause the girls take II black. No
cream because that adds just one
more complication; and no sugar
because it's fattening Something
OF the strong taste Of black coffee
has got into our thinking.
There's such a grand lot Of com
edy running around loose. but
who's to ENJOY II with? Comedy
isn't really comedy when you're all
by yourself At least not for wo-
men and Irish Pop used 10 say.
when they talked about settling
the mischief between ireland and
England. what viii the Irish do II
they've got nobody 10 be Irish at >
Its like that with women. Every
woman in the world has some
Irish in her
Molly and ! don't 500 each other
often enough. one and a while she
mails me anything she finds IN the
papers that strikes her funny. and
I do the same Kidding the world
is a lonely kind of fun and I don't
think women arc exactly cut out
for IT.
Molly says that because we
have to be smart kidding the Gus
toners we don't have TO take our
selves for a ride. She sells them
the latest trick in styled in
teriors; settees made out Of nickel
pipes n padded barroom stools.
Every time she juts over a stream
lined living room on some rich
dame she figures there's another
Man been fooled. Hell come home
from HE downtown Glowing. she
says. and won't have chair to
sit in. That's az much fun TO her
as biz game hunting
Molly says her racket l. cleaner
than mine because she only Grip
pies the Man and | work direct on
the women. What you sell them.
fend. il the idea Of Staying
Young = isn't fair
tell her all about what great
chemist Mr.. Detaille +. and how
our face powder Is exploded ~
fine IT can he blown through SILK
and she laughs like Little Audrey.
I'm not trying IN justify any
thing I'm just thinking. Sure
know It's an attempt 10 make
things ~ complicated you won't
remember how simple they might
be. II any Of my customers came
in my bathroom wouldn't they be
shocked because ! don't use the
things I sell EN- ? That's all grand
talk about the yanisher and the /
cleaner and the freshener. tissue
packs and astrinRent pads and /
double-chin gymnastic and milk
weed massage and Bathsheba /
Shampoo. Beautifully packaged /
too. can stuff danes toilet 1
cabinet - fun Of gadgets she's .
afraid 10 open the mirror for
fear they'll all fan out. And my
own equipment A box Of salt .
and z bottle u cologne and a jar .
Of cleansing cream with tooth /
brush and hairbriIsh and lip
s'lck. What more do you need
What happened ~ ne Nth Wyn .
vas = kind n salt Rsrgls It's good .
for teeth and sore throat and y .
leaves you feeling clean. ID Ike
n 10 IN the salt business rs
Bible stuff. Il ought % p. fairy
honest
I hope you don't ssy that kind /
o. thing 70 your eustomers Molly .
remarks
tn ~. fnnfInnRdA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Two Millions
For Sieilacoom
Budget Allots
Hospital Funds

IT Tacoma Iimss Sfsn wfltsfl
AfIToi- ols mpls Request
for S7o7t sSs appropriation fof
operation 81 the Western state
hospital ~ Stsilaccom for the com
inr hlennium Vas made - Gov
Clarence n. Martin in the budget
NJ presented 10 the present legs
lature
He recommended thRt sum n
addition 70 the S2li47S available
from other sources. bringing the
total two-yesr expenditures q the
hospital 70 81 2ss as.
Highest individual items we're
$3.50 600 for ward building and
equipment and 5000 600 for an
infirmary building and equipment
Other requests were fer IS 900
for repairs and replacement Of
roofs and ventilation and electrical
systems in two wards and out
buildings. $4,000 for refrigeration
equipment and installation. $4,000
for laundry equipment. 5000 FOR
extension II creamery building
and equipment. $50 600 Tor Off
GERS quarters and equipment;
s. 600 for a bunk house. 81 600
Tor hay shed. and So 600 FOR
covered walks.
The provision Tor salaries and
wages totaled $50 i2s. all other
expenses. Si.ta7 .335
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
COULD VICTORIA REIGN So YEARS
WITH STOMACH ULCER PAINS,

EnEaai. beloved Queen could fa-ffs
49, 70 grsa - zls-Ir flr e. .sars arr
Esms.1 - hale 800 Haarfg has -.
sffeHet - zrarl a..@r pans bar.f I.-
rafs g...r sff=f.rka T-H --# IN -
"a 70 Es-rf - a#Hef arr sfHeaaar
-rz.rs. I'D xHFriHr So lsrs fa- lss-r-
- fl-raE satH~r Asaar 49,
$780, ~r-f.-.a-s fs4ssf Hr .4rers 40
-TeEs -s-.sts f.p or rers4
rsslrrss
Al eras store. I. srypasra t11vl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

That little flash faded Just the the OLYMPIA faded
from my fingers got back 10 Griscon
Dephne has something 70 her formula that keeps from
sticking. She always perfume must craueSec. she
makes a cunning little hiss she says II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
SYNOPSIS
cHRISTorIifR MOTLEY

Nrs Pep ssesrs-'' s's' KIN, -
tAoSshs Frss College
sred NELLY Sehss esi het ceHess
i-s 81 tslesro-
TIE Fhdeeelphis
oslehins os,ells. o. Me- fe.L
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
Bowling

Primo Artos. South Tacoma
lead-off man, rolled sis 10 lead the
scoring IN the matches Of the
crosstown league on the Ruston
alleys. Starting with 7is. he
rolled on with 203 IN his second
game and iSi In his third.
The league leading Coliseum
team had a hard night with Rus
ton sharpshootsrs and lost two
games The second Tams. = CLOSE
and disputed contest. vent 70 Gar
risons men on a fechsek u ths
score South Tacoma won two
games from Play Nor.
Next weeks schedule Play Nor
Va Rust0n and Coliseum W. South
Tacoma on the Play Nor alleys
Broadway vs X street Recreation
snd sixth Ayenus "a. Puyallup On
the X street Recreation lanes.
Following the regularly sehed-
uisd games. Sixth Aysnus and
South Tacoma vii mests on ths
Play Nor alleys - play of = post.
ponsd tllt Of > fsN weeks back.
The scorea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30

Elks Club moved two full games
out in front In the National league
chase Wednesday evening at Har-
mon playfield by registering a de.
cisive, Q TO /. defeat OF United
Commercial Travellers.
The loss put u. c. r. down 20
fourth place and virtually elm
mated them from = first half title
chance.
Y. L. A. and Eagles meet
Thursday evening at Jefferson No.
diamond with the winner keeping
chances alive while Knights Of
Columbus tAngls with Timbermsn
In a who-eares battle.
collegians will attempt 10 stay
In the American league first flight
in their vital game with Woodmen
Of the World At Mckinley No. /
diamond while At Portland avenue
diamonds two Of the leaders tangle
a. Hardwaremen meet Confee-
TONERS. The third contest pits
Pstroleu against Main
Etreeters
The biggest battle ~ the evening
Thursday will run the two unds-
featsd City league clubs. Veneer
men and Gas Men, against each
other In the final game Of the
first round Of play Al Mckinley
/ No. z diamond.
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Sports Parade

gloves
All in all. IT was a memorable
occasion and the one Of June rs
promises to be no less memoir
able.
Mr.. Civic Is hankering for re-
yenge. Mr.. Davis has been In
the army and will have to be
thoroughly searched for medium
sized tanks, entrenching tools
and sub-machine guns before
hostilities begin.
Your agent is at a loss TO
know where two rougher.
tougher little angels could be
found than these two. and where
a more slam-bang fight could be
witnessed. He intends TO wit
ness it even II he has to be
conveyed.
The battle might even reach
such crude, neanderthaI pro-
portions that the New York
boxing commission will bar Mr..
Davis for life again. He was
barred for life after his last
tete-a-tete with Mr.. Zivie, but
II appears that. like q cat. Mr..
Davis has nine lives and there
fore is entitled 20 nine Earrings.
Michael Jacobs. social arbiter
Of things pugilistic, shortly will
have the invitations ready. You,
too. can attend this function by
sending an r. 8. V. p. consist
ing Of enough green stuff to buy
a ringside seat. The price OF
tickets does not include chain
mail and armor, so bring your
own.
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|Moiorcychsis
Race Friday

ors<ss<t matev<ysi< s<ens <<<r
he'd N ths Northwest ~ ~ ~
fourth annual naA keex n<me<s<l
d<y Fsss he'd here tEsmsFssI aaf
a the Garland trsek.
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Ball PlayoH
On Tap Here
Lincoln and WoIIo
wollo VIII Babe :

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-30
BY HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORk-An outstanding
event Of the spring social sea-
son is going TO be a 12-round
garden party at the Polo
grounds involving two little
angels named Fritzie Civic and
BUNNY Davis.
Mr.. Davis, on furlough from
the u S. army, has come back
from the wars to be fitted with
a pair of fighting trunks for this
lovely occasion. Mr.. Civic also
plans to wear trunks, a pair Of
red leather gloves and a
broken nose.
For the sports writer's IT has
been worry, worry, rush here,
rush there trying to choose
their costumes. Some of us
made the horrible faux pas of
appearing at the last Davis
zivic party attired in business
suits and soft felt hats. We
almost got our brains knocked
out, too.
Your agent. just back from
q round OF fittings at the smart
!, est shops. will appear at the
ringside attired In q steel helmet
OF the Oliver Cromwell period,
an iron breast-plate borrowed
from the Roman civilization SEC
ton of the Metropolitan museum.
and q buffalo-hide shield picked
up on the plains after the battle
Of Little Big Horn.
For a time your agent con-
sidered DOMINIC steel trousers
once worn by crusader at the
siege OF Constantinople, but re-
jected the idea on the grounds
that they would impede his run
ming in event all hell breaks
loose.
And it's six, two and even
that all hell will break loose
inside and outside the ring.
People are still arguing over
whether the fight inside the ring
was q better attraction than
the one outside at the last
Davis-zivic occasion.
That was the one in which
Davis fouled Zivic 30 often and
so violently that he was thrown
out Of the ring in the second
round by R fere Billy
Cavanagh.
Mr.. Civic is welterweight
champion Of the world and on
the way to attaining that
eminence he learned some tricks,
too. So he gave Mr.. Davis quite
q going over during the brief
bout.
~ The 1000 customers devoted
their attention to giving the
sports writers At the ringside
a going over. Newspapers,
boxes and other missiles OF as
sorted size and hardness rained
out Of the galleries.
Presumably, the missiles were
being hurled at Mr.. Davis for
fouling, but the barrage landed
chiefly In the working press
rows. Meantime. the customers
were staging some fights Of
their own without benefit Of
referee. bell, judges or boxing
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This one really hurt. After
trailing. 30. the rhlis fought
back vita vengeance 20 knot
the count IN the ninth. ga
Hut u sas just . summer
nights dream. TAe Dodgers
scored . run In The tweiftA te
break mp the game "a ~
minutes past midnisht.
The victory kept the Dodgers
hanging at the Cardinals heels.
three games back and plunged
the luckless Phils Is games IN the
cellar.
The pills knocked Kirby Hlgbe.
the 100000 sx-Philiy. out Of the
box.
Washington played lts first
night game in the nations capital
last night and drew $4,000 spec
tators but the Senators lost their
tenth straight game heart
breaker-to the Yanks, s-S.
RALLY DOES IT
With the Senators leading. 81.
In the eighth. New York staged
a smashing b.run rally cllmaxed
BY Hitter George selklrk's
homer with the bases loaded.
In the day games the Cardinals
polished off the cuhs again with
another Of their fast finishes, scor-
ing three runs In the ninth 10
win. SIS.
Tie Pirates came out Of .
5-gane losing streak sheu
Max Butcher. although stag
gering II the finish, pitched
the Frischmen 90 . ia tr-
umph over the Reds.
After fAttening up the Indians
early In the season. Detroit has
turned tough and II now demand
Ing It's pound OF flesh. The Tigers
licked the ieague-leadsrs for the
third straight time. So.
The White sox missed q great
opportunity 10 close In on The In
dams by blowing = al lead and
losing 10 the Browns. 80
In the longest and strangest
game of the season. the Afh-
lsties beat the Red sos. SO.
In Is innings and moved into
fifth place ahead Of BOSTON.
The AZ had = 81 LEAD whieh
WA whitfield down with .
t-run rally In the sisth and
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Coast Track
Meet Saturday


nKHkRikf. Cant a. rsss1s
Northwest universities tasasy sn.
tsrea - sfnI<iss fcF ne Pacific
cosst eanfeF<nes tFexk md reid
Championship. - b hstd II -
yards fIsld Saturday.
Although ne . sampstlnx -
fsFeaes sshnols sre r~tmstt~d IN
enter = msx,mam q = msn.
wsshlnzfcn. which Nd TIE largest
entry II The Northwestern sehoals.
cent dawn only nine nsmss
ws=Aisxsss stats e=isf<d
esEhss sseatAna fisel oTeass
state ssa Id.hs thr<e sssA.
ssd University - orrss@ ssay
tie. r.ac.. a<fe.alnr sksn-
pias saa fssafite. ssa CaIl.
fatsia are s<salsE - nz<s
eseh Int tAe games 80
4. a. l. a. 80 si.sfsFd. -
sshsr snsmh<r<. will ksss sle@<
- that fiEsre
with lhs team championship
concs<isd 10 Z. q e, pFsnsipsi
interest rested IN tho individual
championships Only two defend.
ing champions are sntsfed. mn
Dale Of washington state ~ th~
$50 and Johnny Wllssa ef y, =. G.
In the high lump.
Dale u given . Eeed chance "a
repeat aespsts the SPEED - CALI
fofnla's halt mllsrs whn last week
set = new world mara FOE the
four-man twe-mlis relay.
wllsan. however. must ~ re-
gsrded - no better than ssrand
with ossEon's Les Steers compst-
Ing.
steers. uha sisa win saka~
pete ~ ths i~seiis. ~. sstsh4
ilshea . asw world record N
The high Jump In be peFfssn-
ssees this sses. ffis be.t
marx. made lest ueek n La
AsGeies. h sis f~<f lei
inches. IIsrdisf xenss Butter
!. the either osesss essfs=f.
AontanAs five wsro Dlscusman
Gene ciswson and = quartet u
relay runners Fslfbanhs MUIR.
ply. Nsland and Cullen. Oregon
state entered Two Mlier Don
valilaneot. Bread Jumper Don
Flndisy. and Hurdisr jim itoile-
way. PM Lsfbo~dsH. = god dIs-
tAnes man. topped idshe's trio
and kjsli osaIs. . sprintsr. headed
the Washington contingent
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Golfers Set

Qualifying play m the ieti Ia.
coma city amateur keif champion.
ship win prevail over various home
courses thl= thres-asy weekend,
Play win bs Il hnles medal
usoA rules 10 govern eemps.
tition. Entry In the event IL un.
limited Delegates 81 the rGk
viii be In fall charge st the
various coursea
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BURLINGTON. AftsF II
year.old Roland Boucher reafusd
thres skating companions vho
brohs through ths lee. ha said hs
"shstsd around until he dried OF
10 avoid ''smbaFras=lns asissilnns'
frem hls family.
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Duke Marlowe
Joins Tigers

The sAn rrsneisce seals to-day
announced sale - Meivta gnaksi
hsrlows. scuthpsv recruit pitcher.
T. Taeena Il ths westsra later
national lsaEus.
Nariowe. whe hurried iast SesF
for SAT- Lake city. ieid . start
Ing herth with the Seals fer :
time this year but Ne failed te
make the Pacific coast league
grade. showing : iaek - experi-
enes.
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Stadium Cops City
PREM Tennis Tile

stadium Tiger tennis team
sslsed away TIE ieti city prer
tennis championship YESTERDAY
afternoon. defeating Lincoln Ahes.
Z 10 /. in the second match he.
tween the two rivals me sum.
mary:
Gee ~ asfest~d Murray 81. 81
"a "a
cavknaueh o. dsfsated SeFssn.
sen IL, 81. 49, -
nrudls 90 dsfeatea orcut a..
81. a..
fesfsd orcos are Gee IT,. "a 60
simpson ana Stewart 80 oefeat ted
Bertness and stecktea IL "a. "a