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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

this morning the southern portion of Southeast Alaska Washington and Ore gon while winds reported over the cloudy weather prevailed gener ally Alaska The only precipitation which had reported "A hours occurred over some portions Southeast Alaska light Temperatures higher the Alaska Peninsula and the Bristol Bay moderate ceilings and visbies but with occasional light winds reported along the -Ketchik this morning
 weather chart indicated that very deep low pressure northeasward cen tered at 3 north and ITO degrees reported at 952 mlI 996 mllbars north and 136 degrees west northern Alaska and the Territory.
 Juneau Feb II = Sunrise SAP sunset 5:44
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
SHELL IS BACK FROM SITkA TRIP

Returning to Juneau this after noon after yesterdays flight to Sit ka. Shell Simmons landed in Gas tineau Channel in the Lockheed with Ray Sanders, Mrs. Glenn Irving and Ralph Omstead.
 Pilot Alex Holden made trip to the coast this morning flying Mrs. R. A. Johnson to Chichagof, J. w. Butts to Hirst and Sam Pekovich to Hawk Inlet. Returning, he carried H. Kazee, J. M. McCoskey and Al Davidson from Hirst to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
POLICE LOOK FOR
 OWNER OF FUR GOAT

City Police are Investigating to- day in an effort to find the owner of a black three-quarter length woman's imitation fur coat which was found this morning hanging on a stringer of a corner of the Douglas Bridge.
 Dan Ralston, police chief, asked that anyone knowing any informa- tion that might return the coat to its owner, communicate with him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
Women Voters VIII
 Hear H. |. Faulkner

A meeting of the Alaska Associa- ton of Women Voters will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock n the penthouse of the Alaska FL ectric Light and Power Company.
 H. L. Faulkner will be the guest speaker and during the afternoon will give those present further in formation on the subject of voca- tional education in the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
Mrs. Robert Hurley
 Hostess with Tea

Mrs. Robert Hurley entertained yesterday with an informal tea at her Dixon Street residence.
 The affair was to compliment Mrs. Charles F. Herbert, wife of Representative Herbert from Fair banks, and to bid farewell to Mrs. Thomas Greenhow, who will sail Tuesday to join her husband at Anchorage.
 Guests were asked to call between 3::30 and 5:30 o'clock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
PARALYSIS FUND
 WELL OVER TOP

The campaign for funds to fight infantile paralysis is now well over the local goal set for $1 1000 with several sources still to report, ac- cording to Birthday Ball Chairman Dr. Courtney Smith, who reported $1 ,048 received to date.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
Business Meeting
 Tuesday for GOA

A meeting of the Catholic Daugh- ters of America will be held to- morrow night at o'clock at the Parish Hall.
 Regular business will be dis cussed and all members are asked to attend. Mrs. A. M. Geyer will preside during the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
Trinity Guilds Silver
 Tea Will Be Saturday

The Trinity Guilds annual Val entine Silver Tea will be held Sat urday, February Is, at Trinity Hall and an invitation to attend is cor dially extended Juneaus public.
 Plans are now being completed for the affair under the general super vision of Mrs. Thomas Gardner. The tea hours will be from 3 until 6 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
Regional Welfare Consuiant Goes
 South on Alaska

Miss Aleta BroWnlee, Regional Di- rector of Child Welfare for the Western States and Alaska, left on the Alaska en route to her head quarters in San Francisco.
 Miss Brownlee recently made a trip through the interior with Miss Deborah Pentz, Territorial Super visor of Child Welfare.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
Valdez Couple in
 Juneau for Visit

MT. and Mrs. A. R. Hammerquist arrived on the Alaska and are guests at the Baranof Hotel. MT. Hammerquist is the manager of the Prince William Sound Water Power, Light and Telephone Com pany.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
Ray Wards Hosts
 With Supper Party

The Ray Wards were hosts Sun day evening with supper party at their home, followed by three tables of bridge.
 High honors were won by Mrs A. E. Glover and Calvin Pool and Mrs. Helen Cass and Charles Burdick were given low score prizes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
MRS. DAVID TURNER,
 .s3d SANDRA TO SEATTLE

Sandra, sailed south on the steamer Alaska enroute to their home in Seattle. While here Mrs. Turner visited with her parents, MT. and Mrs Jacob Turner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
DAvEY SOUTH

A. R. Davey, Naknek merchant, was a southbound passenger on the steamer Alaska, after a short visit in Juneau. After brief business trip in the States, Davey will return to his Bristol Bay home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
GAME COMMISSION
 TO MEET WITH
 FINANCE GROUPS

Intending to discuss coming ap- propriations for bounty on predatory animals, the Alaska Game Commis- sion was due to meet the Finance Committees of the House and Sen ate this afternoon in the Game Com mission office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
IVES OVERLY LEAVES

Wes Overby, Deputy Collector of Internal Reevnue, went out on the Alaska on official business to South east Alaska towns. He will return to the Juneau office about March 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
.DR. BAUER ANSWERS
 GALL TO PORTLAND

pr. A. H. Bauer, Planning Consult ant for the Alaska Planning Coun- Gil. left on the steamer Alaska for Portland, where he was called by the National Resources Planning Board for 30 days duty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
HULA JACKSON SOUTH
 FOR SIX WEEKS TRIP

Miss Tula Jackson sailed south on the steamer Alaska for a six weeks trip to California and coast towns. She plans to visit with relatives while in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
EASTERN STARS
 MEET TUESDAY

An o'clock business meeting and balloting will be held tomorrow night at the Scottish Rite Temple by the Order of Eastern Star.
 Mrs. Helen Webster, Worthy Mat ron, will preside. All members are urged to be present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
JERRY VAUGHN SOUTH

Jerry Vaughn, clerk at the Ju- neau Hotel, sailed south on the steamer Alaska. Vaughn has been receiving medical treatment at St. Anns Hospital for the past sev- eral days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
THE WEATHER
(By the U. s. Weather Bureau) U. S. DEPARTMENT OF CON MERGE, WEATHE

and vicinity beginning at 4So pm Feb lo occasional light Tuesday, not much tonight about 35 highest Tues day about 43 degrees gentle moderate variable winds
 light tonight Tuesday except portion tonight much change moderate souheastery winds except increasing moderate fresh Tuesday
 the of the Gulf of Alasks showers moderate south Tues Cape Spencer to Cape Hch nbook: souheasterly wi ds becoming fresh o strong Tuesday, Kodiak Rain fresh souheasterly winds becoming strong Tuesday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
SAM RITTER ON
 NORTHBOUND BOAT

sam Ritter, well known Juneau man who has spent the past few years in the Interior, is returning north on the steamer Yukon after a vacation trip to the States
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
H. C. REDMANS ARE
 RETURNING ON YUKON

Returning from a vacation trip of several weeks, most of which time was spent in Utah, MT and Mrs. H. C. Redman are enroute here on the steamer Yukon. MT Redman IS chief underwater for the Federal Housing Administration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
MRS. MCDANIEL LEAVES

Mrs. J. w. McDaniel, who re- gently had her eye removed at St. Ann's Hospital as a result of an accident, went south on the steam CT Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
HAROLD SMITHS DUE

Harold Smith, Assistant Forest Service Administrator, and Mrs. Smith are Juneau bound on the steamer Yukon after an extensive trip through the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
MISS PENTZ SAILS

Miss Deborah Pentz. Supervisor of Child Welfare Services, sailed south on the Alaska for routine visits to Wrangell, Petersburg and Ketchi- kan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
C. c. CARNEGIE
 ENROUTE ON YUKON

c. c. Carnegie, owner of the Ju- neau Florists, is returning here on the steamer Yukon. He went south about two weeks ago to attend fun eral services of his mother.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 4A, American Can 861a, Anaconda 243s, Bethlehem Steel 8212, Commonwealth an d Southern 1116, Curtiss Wright 812, General Motors 44A, International Harvester 58A, Kennecott 33, New York Central 1874, Northern Pa cific 6ha, United States Steel 62sl, Pound $403A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
ARCHIE SHELLS ON
 STEAMER YUKON

Archie Shiels, President of the Pacific American Fisheries, is en- route to Juneau on the steamer Yu- kon. He is coming here on business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
CAN GERMANY GET PAST ALL THIS!
AP Feature Service

o by ysrehend coastal dese and last but important ndrepa
 sb enatmt whchp possibly are
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 124.19 rails 28.23, utilities 19.89
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-10
ROUTINE FOR FA5HI0NING FIGURES

 RHYTHMICAL routine is. fol- lowed by the brOwn-eyed radio singer Yvette in fashi0ning her figure. She begins with the rock ing" horse for the good of her spine and the Jumping it gives her hips. She "waists away in a version of an old gymnasium ex- ercise, with the books providing extra pull. The leg-over-chair locks easy, but try it. You can substitute plain kicking. The knee-t to-chin position is one many women had better try with their backs on the floor.
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Try a classified ad m The Empire
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

Junket
All Set

sale q tickets for the Hot Stove
league train excursion 10 Yakima.
Sunday. June 1. opened wednes-
day.
The excursion will ~ made q
game 10 b played between the
Tigers and Yakima Pippins on
that day.
A big welcome Is being planned
for the Tacoma party BY the
Yakima Hot Stove league. Yaki-
mans promise there won't he =
duh moment during the visit.
The excursion win leaxe the
Union station at 2 q. m. On
the return trip the party win
reach Tacoma by II p. m The
excursion train will carry q
diner.
Tickets are on sale At Moneys.
e3s Pacific avenue. Scottys cafe.
North LIST and Tacoma avenue
Northern Pacific city ticket office.
eth and Pacific. Chappell a
Grimes. p46 Pacific avenue. Broad
way Sports Center. 737 Broadway.
Archer's. South 10th and X SITS. /.
A. ". schlegel. county auditors
office. and the Hot Stove league
counter At Athletic park during
w. l. league games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Sports Parade

on saturday afternoons Pre-
sumably they can attend double
feature movies. bake a cake or
browse through the Decline and
Fall Of the Roman Empire.
We should like Ia get In On
the ground floor Of this srgu-
ment, and We announces without
hesitation thai ve ara on faie's
side.
However. We would hike 10 In
troducs one refinement 10 the
Yale plan. The coaching should
be done from the grnndstAnd by
old grads. equipped with sema-
phore flags 10 wave signals 70
the players. This schems has
the virtue ~ eliminating that
notorious character known -
The Monday morning quarter
back that old grad who button
holes everybody and tells them
how = stupid play 81 the crucial
moment lost the game
Under this plan the old grads
would assemble IN Friday night
and cbooss . strategy commit
tee. ssmaphoss signals for .
pass, punt, end run. off taekls
and quarterback sneak would
b perfected. The strategy com
mittse would CONSIST 81 eight
old grads four who we're grad
ustsd before 1900 and four
after 1900.
The strategy COMMITTEES would
debate strategy between plays
and IN event four voted 10 kick
on fourth down with = yard 10
90 and four voted u run the
bali. the issue would b. referred
10 the chairman u the unlssr-
stys bossd II curstofs for dsei-
sion
Hold EN-. Yale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

NEW YORK Here II IL five
months before the start Of the
football season and an argument
already has broken out in the
Ivy league. The Ivy league
never was an organization to
shilly-shally and delay an argu-
ment till the Last minute.
In case you don't know, the
Ivy league IL q collection OF
select eastern schools which
have a tendency TO over-empha-
aze education. The brand ~
football they play isn't 10 hot.
but the arguments they get into
are unsurpa ssed anywhere. with
the possible exception Of con-
gress.
Two honeyr of recent vintage
are the l.sue Of whether Coach
Carl snasely of Cornell signaled
plays from the bench in the
Ohio state game and that thing
1T Hanover, n. d.. when Cornell
was allowed five downs 10 punch
across . touchdown against
Dartmouth.
Now comes Yale with q pro-
posal that ought N keep an
argument gong well through
Thanksgiving
Yale proposes that football
coaches. aftsr spending a week
developing cunning. skill and
strength In their athletes. retire
from the bench on the day Of
the big game and let the boys
do all the thinking. Yale says
II will keep ia coach of the
bench II opponents vii DO like
wise.
The argument hasn't pro-
Creased u the point Of ooncrets
suggestions on what the coaches
would 10 with their leisure time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
S0F T B ALL

Once a dark horse. but never
again. Ducks experienced 10 club.
bed all offerings Of three Bother
pitchers for IL to City league
victory Tuesday evening at Nc.
kinley No. 2 field.
The decision puts Ducks into a
triple tie with Transfers and Gas.
men for first place with 23eth
ONO, Bottlers and North Puyallup
relegated TO the cellar. The Veneer.
men have not played as yet.
Eiks club led all the way,
then had TO choke a seventh
frame Eagle rally TO win.
TO s. In the feature game Of
the National league openers.
Travellers kept a steady hit pa
rade the entire game. to defeat
Timbermen, IL 10 7. Opolsky's
homer with two on and Marsh's
with empty sacks accounted for
Marty all the losers efforts.
Main Street Yard Birds
overpowered sSrd street Card
inals, 20 10 g. 10 open the
American league season at
Mckinley No. 1.
The Collegisns outfought the
Petroleums, Q to Z, for a good be-
ginning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Graders Hold
District Meet

Four schools Woodland. Col
Inns. Central Avenue and Firgrove.
competed in the district track
meet held recently at Firgrove
school. The winners:
BOYS shot put: Norman Hague
Ray Steuby. Orville Doolittls.
Bows high Jump lclass u Bill
Shoemaker. Stanley Nybs. Raymond
Skoog. tClass a.: Orvin Parks.
Orville Nicholson Glass ~ Norman
Hague. Westly Hasenbals, Raymond
Bows broad Jump Glass -: Rich
ard Frost Raymond skoog Buddy
Geisert: tClass a. Dick Mast Paul
Tomchick Jonathan Glover. tClsss
9 Bert Evans, Bob Hartley. John
Jones
Boys 5o-ysrd dash (class u: Rich
ard FROST Buddy Geisert Dick Sprad-
ley Glass ~ Dick Mast. Pred Hug
gler. Jonathan Glover: Glass 81 Ray
steuby. Westly Hasenbaig. Al Blades.
Boys 75-yard dash Glass u:
Richard Frost, Raymond skoos.
Buddy Geisert: tClass a Dick Mast.
Paul Tomchick. Pred Huggler.
Boys l0O-yard dash Glass 81 {;
Wesley Hssenbals. Ray steuby, VIII
son Litton.
Boys Baseball throw Class u:
Bud Kincsid. Dick Sprsdly Ernest
Templin: Glass q Orville Nickel
son. Pred Huggle Eugene White
Boys relay race. Collins. Central
Avenue. Woodland
Girls baseball throw fClass ~ /:
Eileen Lester. Ercie Benedict. Roberta
Patton fClsss a. Betty Powers Lois
Ruddick Mildred He'll. Glass -
Sylvia Ikebe, Helen Schaupitys Mae
Powers
Girls 5o-ysrd dash Glass u Pa
tricis McGshsn Shirley svinth.
xrcis Benedict; Glass a. Doris
kuznsk Barbara Bibby Betty Lester
fCiass = Louise Mcdonald Catherine
Miller Msry DoWie
Girls 75-vard dash Glass -.
Shirley SYinth. Georgia Eaton. Pa
tricis McGshsn. Glass p Doris kuz-
mex. Barbara Bibby Betty Lester
fCisss g. Louise Mcdonald. Czthern
Miller. Helen Schlsupity
Girls relay; Coiiins Central Ave
nue.. Woodland
TN grade spelling Lila HaTns
Don Lane. Barbara Bibby
sth grsde spelling Wilson Ltton.
Boroon Dow Phyllis Jacobsen
PenmsnEhip: Maxine White. Jean
Hennins. Rosemary MulliFsn.
INTERNAIIONAL LEAGUE
keEark Q Rochester 5
Buffalo g Baltimore ;
Syracuse 4. Toronto 4
Montreal 7 Jersey City s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
To Hold Election

Tacoma ski club will hold IL
final regular meeting ~ the year
81 = o'clock Thursday In Hotel
Winthrop Members are looking
forward n seeing Barney EIllntts
oolored motion pictures ~ nain
Valley 10 be shown during the
evening
New effiees~ win ~ sleef~A.
These nominated sref rr~~i.
a~st. Hswte cllfferdg vice
president. wsa~ rerrs~s s~e-
rotary. sess Hudson. srd
treasurer. aasj.sy 1sees-ss.
Plans for Summer activities wsll
b. made and nsw smhlems sill -
distributed 10 those who want
them. Howis Clifford will preside
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

WENATE11gx - we asi~u'
ssnsEeF rfreF. gave Wsasteh<>
Chiefs - vIstaFy IN lh<sr er<a.
ina Western iassFnstlensl i<<xu<
home Esms here l.sf nlThs rn<
defeat 49, ssi<ms fifsi I<.sa<
ins.
nsek Weller rasehlnx fns n
Chisfs. uss tntleh<a fef fou
tcuhass IN the fIs@s lnnsag wA<n
sslsm scnF<d ths~< tlm@= MT sff<s
that the Nsnsssh=< t~sFi~f eniy
saws up thFe> hiss N. Fsst n ~
waY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Local Clubs
In Exhibition
Wisconsin Roilrood
Executive Is Feted

? L Richardson. president d
the American Lawn Bowling ss.
ISOLATION. arrived IN Tacoma this
afternoon and vas met by = dele
cation q Tacoma lawn bowlers.
The national president who re-
sides in Milwaukee. where ne Is
president Of the ESoanshs and
Lake Superior railroad. wasted nc
time in getting in a game on the
Tacoma greens.
Richardson took part In an
exhibition match II Wright
park this afternoon and said
the Tacoma bowling eeurse
WAS IN excellent layout.
Y L. Cleveland, president Of the
Northwest Lawn Bowling sssocis-
ton; Jim Dickson. president Of Ia
coma Lawn Bowling association.
and William Mccormick. secretary
Of Tacoma group. were among
those meeting Richardson on his
arrival.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Indians Win

VANCOUVER - Damon Hayes
tossed three-hit ball 10 move Spo-
kane Indians into first place in
the Western International league
standings as Spokane downed
Vancouver Cspilsnos. SO. In the
Caps first home game.
Levi Mccormack tripled in the
sixth to score two runs and drive
Cy Greenlaw. starting Vancouver
hurler. To the showers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Huskies
Lose 18th
Straight


KIUN>K University ~ o<<A
Gnn hN~h<liefs ssFenxfh<e<d tf<iF
l<sa - lhs nnrsheTn dlxlzlnn ef -
rseifis Ces<s conferences ~ de.a.
lnE th< Ilaskles fFnm ths unsvrr.
ssty 81 Washlnztnn "a k<ss
yesterday.
A "a seventh Innlnx ttim.x<a
~ M C<ivsfts frpi< raf -
ksm< - - - ~ Wse<ee<s
NWs h<xl<fi~s oFexen rstrh<r.
three . s~*ea ~ xsm<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
BOWLING
PORTLAND

YIN ARAAt AAtflNNTfi ~
Riverside. Cal. furnished the
major change Is standings at the
Northwest International Bowling
congress last night when he rolled
go to take the lead In the open
singles division.
A near-perfect game was posted
by John Horning. bowling for
kelley's restaurant Of Camas.
Wash. in the commercial teams
class. He scored 2se In his first
game.
In the women's western
bowling congress. sue Trebes
81 Portland went 10 the front
In cIas- A singles with . SEA
showing. She passed Lillian
sieboId Of Seattle, the preu-
Gus leader.
Wanda Wallace. also Of Port
land. shot a 542 10 grab top spot
In class y singles from Verns
Barnios Of Salem. Iren. shsr-
man Of LonEview. who scored 1907,
IL the new leader in the class A
sll-events singles.
Scores yesterday included
open singles: n. Ksndser. Tacoma
534.
Commercial doubles: Ksndser and
Mcdonald Tacoma. 1901. Thiel and
/ Lohre. Tacoma. 1914
Commercial singles: Thiel, Ia
] a. -
Donald. Tacoma, 552, W Huriburt,
Tacoma. $50. c. Robson. Tacoma. sB3
Booster teams Police Department.,
Tacoma. 1898 CFArrar i4o-l6l-i7e
/ Lyons i54-l3e-i62. Joyce i76-i53-i5e,
Robson lsi-l5o-i44, Penn i54-i4o-
1881. Mansons Rexall. Auburn. 22e2
Brown l63-1oo-l47. Downs i54-io3-
lei. Dahlgren le3-i54-1is. Nelson TIA
ios-i3i. Brown ibs-14e-i2eD.
Booster doubles. W Huriburt and
Gustafson Tacoma. geo, A, Farrsr
and ID. Penn. Tacoma. s6s. Lyons
and NJ Joyce. Tacoma. liza. c. Rolf
son and q Burgeson. Tacoma. s7e.
474: @. Burgeson. Tacoma, 45i A.
Farrar. Tacoma 44s. d Penn. Ia
coma. 4p7. S Lyons. Tacoma, sal.
NJ. joyce, Tacoma 5i3
Mems Open Doubles
b Nattson and n Ostergard Olym-
pia e75. B Anderson ana X Wagner
Olympia 300. A Caldwell and n
Mekus Olympia. p5e NJ. Kreiter ana
J. Fasso Auburn. ss7
Mems Open singles
p Anderson. Olympia ass x.
Wagner Olympia, S64 p Msttson.
SIC A. Caldwell Olympus. sis n.
Mekus Olympia 507 y Rohrdanz.
Auburn. 4se. n Hagen, Auburn 4as.
NJ Kreiter Auburn. SOC. J. PAaso,
Auburn. $50
Mems Commercial Teams
X Street Recreation. Taoons 1910
Mems Commercial Doubles
Rohrdanz and ". Hagen. Auburn
Mems Commercial singles
@ Collins Tacoma, Sal
Mems Booster Doubles
Paddock and p. Colbo. Tscoma
s45, n ReimeT and n. Reimer. Ia
Inns. Tacoma ss4. T PsEni and J.
Johnson Tacoma. 1908
Mems Booster singles
p Buckley. Tacoma. 43e J Pad
dock. Tscoma. $40 r. cAruso. Ia
come. 542: n Rsimer Tacoma $40.
Tacoma. 54s. ) johnson. Tacoma.
4ss G sohasfers. Msrshfi.ld. 4ss.
HI-wAY SPRING LEAGUE
Hi-Way Alleys
Pine Cafe 2537 a. Va ssmsphore
Tavern. 252I ~. high game. Jensen
1877 series. Jensen. SGT
Squseks Rondivoo 74ss %. w
Hookers 2555 az nigh Eauas. Men
ois 1877. series. Lesenhsaen. 1ae
Becs Lumber Co. 2ss3 90 "
spot Cafe. 1897 10 high game. par
Eer 1871 series Parker. s0s
Tacoma Amusement 2fa1 a. -
Pefss Saw Pliers 24T2 ~. nigh
game HaYs is2 ssflss HsYs 4ss
HI-WAY LABIEs' IIAGIE
HI-WaA ALLEYS
Johnny ehn< Doctor o. 1s71 ~
semaphofe Tavern 90 z1ss hirh
game v 6ehesssr iss hish ssries
d Wsacost 40
Browns FloRsrs IL 71So " Initial
Outfit ~ 237z high game p Brgss
l5s nigh seriss Church ss7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

GREENBERG WAVES FAREWELL. TO BASEBALL
DErRoTank Grenberg today changed from $4,000
baseball month turned the
fret chance of promotion that offered
When the big Of the Detroit Tigers with 20 others
10 his shepherd
lead the the induction center miles walk from
NO I'D rather not ere~as~rE repned nd rather
the rank and file now"
There disturbance while
slips
officials Archie Moss soyssrod plumber protest
photographers were taking Greenberg picture but ignoring the
Moss photographed comment I'm
mad at but just thought ought
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
F Patterson
Salmon Derby
Pogqie Club Dutes
Event For MoY ls

Annual fsther-and-son salmon
derby ~ the Tacoma roggie club
viii ~ hid Sunday. Nay IL. At
Point Defiance. IRE derby 10 open
10 al boys. 8 10 Is accompanied
BY their father. foggie members
IN good standing may take hls
daughter ss an entry.
There IL no entry fee. but every
contestant must register and OBJ
tain derby number at the Pt. Defi-
anoe picnic grounds before b.
ginning to fish. Registration will
start At $50 a. m.
Fishing must - confined e
an ARA In front % the picnic
grounds 10 salmon bach.
Fishing viii start - day
break NJ eod 81 noon.
Landing Of salmon must b. Wit
messed by either a patrol judge
or fellow contestant and after the
fish is landed IL must he turned
over to a patrol boat
All prizes will he awarded at
the picnic grounds At p. m. In
addition IN prizes given for the
largest salmon caught there will
10 special prizes for the hest
catch of trout. the hest mixed
catch. the largest Ling cod, and
boy that comes fsrthest.