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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
sviIs ovrrI>. READY
Shirley Hangs
Up Golf Mark

In the monthly sweepstakes ~
tho Tacoma womsns Golf ssso.
oiEiion yesterday at tina Fort
Lewis golf course. shirley Mo
Donald. F1rersst star. broke ihs
wonsn's eoufse record with an ~
she put together q eco over the
very sporty layout % hsttsr ihs
record held by Mrs y G. hcEsiF
Of Fort Lewis
Results In ihs best ball twesoms
event wsF.
First division. Ms ! v Lny
and Mrs Matt Richmond lAnsnt
moFsD so.is "A.
Second. Mrs. Al Carter ihsaslo~
PARK and Mrs.. Ned Day Brook
daisl ss-sis 5ss
Third. Mr.. Geo. 0strish Ian
dem ana Mr. Geo. Williams
lnrpaksi4isi gzsis ~
Seaoaa aivt.isa. nr.t. Ass
Basiss ssd Mr.. u. v. wssd
{ Bfessdsls es-iss. - 1fii.
s~eesd. Mrs. Ralph H.lxss-
-ea lAiisaassfsl saa Mrs Y.
sharp tfsst Lewis - IL
u Third. Mrs. nai-yt nrst-
cher snd MIS-. o. q. Deiiss
(iilEblsadl si.isi1-7tis.
Third division. first. Mrs. jam
Bradley fhonessfyl and hfs Thps
Turner iAilsnmors 100 ~ = 49,
.Tsi.. Second. nfs ) A cArtasr
ard Ms W. G. Dfosnkg~ ififs
crest i0a 49, TIA Third. Mrs.
J. y. Asp ard Mrs. mos carrsn
lcosintry cub i07 zsis TT,..
Award In thu spssial p4i,inx
contest want h. hfs Geo VIII
Ans q Hfoskfais. 10 puts.
TIE average Hst results - four
player teams were AiisnWefs
s7Ts. F1rerssi. s3ss. IsfDohdsis
-, I4ndsn. - Is highland ~
County csgb. ais. Assae- pars
A57s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

|Bob-HaYry
Win at Golf

sesTfIg--'<at = 80 s~tFt nef
ne fsnees sst q = s.tF e vss.
sFen seiuznsEs= wsnt - Fselfit
Seffhssess pse-sAetseT sFssH 80
lsfsssy.
~ f@@~@slr 81 Harry
olsss. ~<ssss~ ass>>--e.. $1,000
. sat 10 essf - - h-<e
ss<~tss - s~sNr~@. s<f~~<<~u
tsss@rsess tAaek ts~xs~~
sss tsssk ns.t<<. ts<~r>&-
$40 Fs@s.k>s -~se-s ~ ia
Tn~ sss=h.Ftea Nssvts lnssal
Wsfd nsslaasI snssfsuT tislsnssis<r
80 tssaaes ~ith Hey Me- e -.
Fr.snt the Spokane csantry elsa
tsus = tnlfa 81 ~.
Al 10 hsif9sy snsfs cunnes1y
nd ulxan uefs tisf estk 80
esanKten Hunter SO sna Tel
teuE~eFtA saa n~n rsamp~an ~
rsrtisna
ia.s~sssA s.s Ts~mr>~s
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si~ fsf .isth vita 9a<fy fl~sz
w<~su<s. ..s ts~ ss~<~. r~vs-
haea. sss Neu tsss.ssss go
issk nase.. Nskim~. 81 81
iss
fuuFfk plase vent u Curly
isuestne ara NFrls 1ekeann. -
attic. tat ana Al xsmmsfm~a sns
Aisa hills. fufslsnd. ssms a<xf
.ith its.
0th<f enses laafuasat
IA Jsssur nasan-sssi asAe~n
FcsA Olympus. All
iss All ksshast md nss1xll
oitmrs.. fs.Il
lea - non Et.sks..<s fsan
hstnss. rert Le~f. fs.fs
ias clyde sbe<nshss nssn
FavsFssss. Ak@F.fssa. fi.1s
les TED 1sffsr.an.Erss nsha.
nr.msstas. 5sfs nsss nsnass
sun W. ". hansnson. seas@ns
Ta-5s
isT Howard iseasf uta fsis.
berg. Asssrls. Gre. rara
iss ice nassl sisv. Mulch
Portland. 1a-Tsl Nssn ruffsa.r. /.
Atehsssa. Fort t<pis 7s-Fa. n.y
hsli. lseb vsa de Mars. Tsssna
7s.Ta
fts - th.risY nnmmsf All<r
AseAlll-tsr. ruFtlssa. - - Jehn
Rudy Jahn u. Andsr~A Tsesms
Tbsgs
$50 ksa TAtshsf III H,ushsii
Evsssit. TIA
is1 Fd sitter Dave Frey. Pert
land Ta.Ts
is7 nay Gisnsss usns Anass'
san. Everett. ffsTs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Honeymoon Is
Over for Abes
Iuxure Divides Big
Squad; Begin Drive

ne hensymeen - seen - aesf
% - tlaseia As sns ghsif -
faathau xssh t.sa tsssrs Y 20
cane sppsrxns aeaasy - ~
Rxgsrlltfsf msrfas dfxid<s ~.
sqssa sna hsxaa - stsg - ths
tempe - ~ sFid drifts
Iasafs ~ essa I'D ssiH q SCI.
tlex acquainted sta - rissAia
ssaad hat lHsls siisns are tat ~
sfa Il goz.i testing ~ s~nH
isks IN = asafs seTloa. tens ss ~
A. v sfitasr starts dEssiHs ~
Abss fef thsif nFst kaws. tNe a.
nasl charity tss.sls wlth stssiarn
nssfs "a sspismh>r 10
pi,i.se. u ~ .sesa Ma
a., ss<uitca IN saha hssa~.ss
taking asss st-eas 80 saphe-
ssese.. lessi-E shsus - Ter The
varsity ssssss. Out - the ssf.
ats squad VIII eesns The 80
ssfse team whisA an -
eaaseea ~ Hsil usfass. la
.ala sihietls alrssssr.
AFTER hfsss session u Inc
fundamentals. lnsiuiins rsftisais
lar sttsnslsa q hios sins. i..ssFs
ara.r.d . nslf heus ssrtmm.xe the
Largest euntsct work far tho Aess
thls season
Longer ssfimmsss sessions afs
On the dcesst the balance 81 ihs
week. w. nsst Mandsy EsssFs 90
poets 20 put Together tho team
which vii starr against STADIUM.
srApitN woaks HARD
Aeanwhis ct assdlum Coach
John Hslnrsrk ~ss sanding The
Tigers through thsir rsess az the
Bengal mentor east ths critical eye
over al his fcalhsn timber
IssgRrsel ssla Nsra.y thai
snis fesr .pss. % the starting
n.eup i.ea~d .es and that h~
ssp~stsd riss,, ~ esmr~sissss
foe The oth~s ses-~ positions.
Heinrich. too. expects Ia hs ahis
10 pick out HI. starting lineup rest
Monday for the Lincoln game the
following friday pssiss.n ~ the
stadium squad into sophnmefs
and varsity sections may tsAs
place this week
svIIs GETTING READY
ID 81 s.lisfmins termination Of
the gsi.seamslnted period bs,~ssn
Andy slsi,. nsw f4on mentor. ard
the scrsrry Hell squad vas 81.
rectsd later this Geek 81 the drive
for N. Auburn game On ssptsm-
bsr 10 rsis underway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Kinbrough
Willing to
Play Ball

HOLLYWOOD - sarfink John
kimbfoukh isst years tsfTuF e
ne gfidiron ar ths years herss
opera hsfc. sd teaay rat ~
~oaid pay fceinsn ihis fsn fcf
whoever would 81 I'm ths nest
money.
I'm EelnE q make svsrv rsnny
7 ear oul e football ~ sid
But nlst for cns yesr. Thsn u g
turns out that I'm = Top In ths
movies II 80 hsek n TEXAS ]
took antmsi hushanafy ~ Texas
A a NJ and I expect II - aha
q make = living
Hut II locks - y Earring tahn
might Do all Fight IN the movies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

sss Fir.t. M HIvtssss ss~erd.
larry Woefs. thsss. Oliver 0v<~t-
vls fsssth. T. . sssv~ns<n ffsn.
~ Asfs~fz
Aiisnmessf Ch@mpioe. fifud
e1sfs FIRST. t&rfy His~ssy se~~
aaa. MA shefnAn laird. ns<rfsif
smifA fsafsh. ~ tteesyws1 !.
fifsh. Cur c'iafa<a
m4Khtsaas cn<mpseu. ksa
Reeves Ets.s. tsaxs rnaapesA
sseona. 10. rsasss thisa. N1<sesli
Ls,esy. fsnsfts. o~ofx~ hs~. flfxA-
(. fsof4n@ua
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

fyxNvGo - Kishty three fenfs
ala San Isss<h>r y AFRAID - ~
ln an sutouaehsis. - ~ pe9aie .
saeYeis sfcaf the p~avss mSpsea
Butcher. ess ssms = ~ uni1sa
nlAis. ffen usnsssy sa@s -. 80
q pr..sseses turing ne catcvsNs
Kols rsssn snd later s<<un1istea
esnpsfsy v<Assa 81 ~ a. n ~
rssf ~sssis bssssasn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Cridsiers Now
Have New Spot
Round Toblo Gives
New Goal Posts

rseIfs fafh<<<a <oIz>u. .<rs<i-
sfIy He<<< =. rtrfe<se p<n<<em
- - Fsrzfsa8 F>ens~sr @ese ~
srssa saa spse1esa fi~ld n<@<
rsfkisnd xeif sea<s< - s<fe-
maAi<s Yesterday ~hs<h nefn~1
- ssssps<ne~ ef snel pc<fs fro
-. ssassns rsazs Tsha>
- ssr~<t r~ppe>r~>osn@
f<e@ - sp~s>se ~sunN>sn
49, 80 psenp~s - - 49,
ss~~s~~ ~ 49, 1D6nrt -
- - ~~fnz~1s~ss - -
.<s~>k1s <r~~s wet<k ss~~p1
aus q. - rtxi t~ke se~eHpe
ssssa~ f~<,~sra
4 i@sf<r frcm Jn~ AM. fesek
s~at ~ n acasS rsn>e. -
s>.a ~ ss~s<<f - r<r~m>niss D.
pyssmAnn <sa tns 6ceE 49,
~es< s<fsssally ez<sp<~s ~ D.
O A Tsas<lstsd p<~~ssst - ~
eifAe f.ssAsTsn eeEl~rs
Tn~r faiio~~a s>rs~ n spseeNee
sesaes ~ nsyof Hsvy '
csln. cn@sz ctsff szs~r~. 1885,
snt casas n~rre~ nsrefsny. At
Aehsexsh pTs~sz<nf ~ ths fnesH>o
itas sssvs l-sxsss lees sssi4 fzs~s
tsuss t1ssrlf eHew. u.H NAl1~N
snd ID ttoe~y~stl
mAn~musN nfpvss oSu
Aftsr fhs sp~~enme<laa 49,
se~gisssss . ssa.s - Laene<nn
srssfa~ss sn-a 40 ss4 Fs.essfte1
srs field xosl ssy ~Hs~s sss~suee
- tssls vs<ss<x s~s< ossrnoo
as pssr
uHsv Ns~~A~s~s - -
ksskses 80 soesv ysmmee-
- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -
sssa ~ ssesssssts - vnS1sl
ss~n - s~gsI ~ sspupsu1
bessssos~s sr~s~1 u sxess~V
k~s~ssu 49, ~sss - -
pus~ss. s~<~estss u s~~0senne
fs&ees
Isssisi~s msfsisa "a seespssnes
II the nsw gal p~~ss ~ sere-
nasy siso served ~ evs<it0A
slonssus's r~taFa case hsss -
aspssmh~s -
Firxt tsroe.fs ~ ths t><<neg-
sns wsii ~ hsla "Wednesday. 49,
ssmhsr "a. N s<ensdAn<s uftn
Wake i<.Gas russo E&wpN~ae
90 l1susd Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Louis Must
Join Colors

CHtrte o-Jes Louis dfsfi
taafa announced tstss shst ths
HEAVYWEIGHT ehsunsns siAssifi
eztian anasf fhs ~lreliNs service
- haa besa changed q a -
tat Louis IN a. rfehsffiio
sa,ssa - lsdaxtsa u oxtse~s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

8fat INNINGS ritfffd laaha 80 =
land sos IS ffsltss saeEamsufs
zsi - TERN $40 DECO xHs BsHs
ret. sssltls. 27g. hsbsFt. rsa Dsssa.
7sf
Aost stf1s. ogts-Tsfry ssn Deco
le8. barfstt. hesktls. izsxa Portland.
ft9 Munger. haffamsnto At7 fs@ess
Hollywood. lzT. Finass. Los anxsiss.
i2t
No. bases on haiis-taska rnss
lard 80 Barrett SEATTLE Toe tsssss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
, GOLF


rhs monthly sweepstakes ~ the
raooms Golf association oil ~
hsld at IN. Hlsaisaa sosf saurss
Saturday and Sunday, TAs tourney
will 10 . best bail t~ssosns via
no more than five ssrosss differ.
sncs m handicap. Ths third hois
~ ds@xnsisd for the hole sa-oas
ai,sspts uith golf halls fes r.ls~s.
a ssssl f~ss.s~ ~ she kss-
dIiss Of shs s~is-ss -~ss a.
tempt ~ wsusss n ne Nigh
iAaa Wss,~a's stss.
Ihe esas~e II n ssse11>st
shsp- asa . large s@ssy - go.
psrtsd In nss jsnsst.s ~tth
the go ~~pss.hes ~iii - ss~ ~
sitssis~si tssrnsss~~t fss ths
i've beet plss~vs ~ s~ss
..ssse. Tho .tssssna ssm~ 70
.. -. sssass s@a sAsss ssn
~ 30 sssi=sis~ fs.ss tns. ssses.
Tn. r. q. A asisasss. ~ili slsa
play ~. first ~ helss - n fss
. trophy asnsssd ~ pfssssisns
chss cnssY, Ths hnsi - sssss
ulil - played - ths i.afsdsn s~ssp-
stakes in November.
yoF the first sisas IN tas 2 q A
history thsss ~sls hs . assy s~tss
nixht championship pi.r N soes
hinetson sta this teufnsnsnt
Time 10 . N. mat Tsss fsssa
shs nsmhsr elss champions lawn
through ths fifsh fight
Tns fight ssntsnasfs are
Msaio~ pass Champion Arshis
csnia firss fiiEhi. Frank unzw
Second fight. Ass hrsaa<oasi !.
th.Fd. r4f failsfsoas fsafih. FRED
gef,len fifth. Waiter HaFFss.
Bfsskasis. chsapseu. isili Isisss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

Many hunters haven't the
grouse and pigeon dates straight
in their minds.
Well. here they are:
Grouse .. September Il. Sun
day. One day only. Next open
single date. Sept 81, Sunday
Last two days Of the four-day
season are Oct. 5 and 6.
But those are the first two
DAYS Of the deer season. 30 be
careful If you seek grouse in
the timber lands.
Pigeons open Tuesday, Sept IS.
The season runs straight through
the 30th Of the month.
Your grouse limit IL three ts)
birds per day. but no more than
three (s) in possession at any
one time.
Also. you can possess only
one "a ruffed or Franklin
grouse. The ruffed grouse is
commonly called the native
pheasant"
For instance. you can kill
three blues or two blues and one
ruffed or Franklin grouse on any
open shooting day.
Daily bag limit on pigeons is
ten (10) birds, no more than ten
t1o) in possession at any one
time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

and N. Broadway sportsmsn a.
Two new leagues start on
the Coliseum alleys. the ts.s~s-
Bsea .tsppinE out If J s'siosk
asa the United Industries al .
.. ~.
Play Nor hgSisrs slso ret Kslnx
Tuesday. vita the X Street hsrs
chants shooting 81 o'sloes. Ths
Classic lsaEu. starts on "a. Play
Nor alleys Wednesday al 7 ,. n
HtnDMAS srtAks
Big Eil Ifsrdman. veteran Ia
coma and Northwest pm leader. q
first 20 nrsak ths silence that has
hung over ths camps - Giy
league teams
Hsfansn. proud - ia sifsog
team. has amounted his mates e
include Ted Tadieh. Jimmy Esaon.
ich Lsa Jensen and Boo htsla.
TIE CITY league s,arts thursday
hight Al = % o'cloek
80. TACOMA asscn,srs Lssetr
Hi-Nag tiisfs
=. $50 z - -. La 49, NJ.
nits 40 higf Eans. Fsstan Is
hgfn G ~ e Ma 80 1t7z
nyz EzaH sefass. H14n. ? stni. $40.
he FaulE, J so.EesUias
fafEsra xtas 90 - Irhn1sr ..
40 fii hlzn sEi4s, aufsfasIl 80.
I'D EauEe AHdsEko1. 70
easefs 1851 a. Wsiss'. iss7
ufs nian 4~rfss FasfusE1 fsx fIgE
zauas kHafs<kH ia
noffmans zzs4 90 " Afc1ts
is@s fn4 sisN ssfies Hand@aafd. s11
hlxn gAme Hand<rsFc 1ol
thlDrAfe isaEtls No ! Heis Ts4sss
T. dag n1znt a. 7 oe1oes. H-ssy a1isys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

The cd price vas 20 cents. Ths
park board raised the tap. and
rightly. Other places have teen
charging 30 cents and buying
them from I'd zgk0Nsky a. the
Point New price goes into ef-
feet Sept is some Elena
burg farmers have begun leasing
their fields 70 home twoa shoot
erE o. pheassnts- Which N1ll
send other hunters on their heels
IN objection. But. truth -.
ranchsr mas that privilege In
DER those conditions. however.
the average hunter gets tire
harm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

fhs rs~rss essnfy ep>vsonen'a
sss.>ssslpn wsii meet Inc rseonny
night ~ esksSs a tps hsoene~
bees h&ll There wfi - GoN1e
maslss saa fsff~sem~sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Good Old Days
Gone at Fife
Tough Times Aheod
For Trojan Gridmen

INV FsW Fgacel< esH match
the recert made BY Flfs TreJsns
during The past three yssrs e
gridifou campaigning but those
DAYS are gone fer = long TINE
says Football Coach BIN Ninson.
whose record has earned him ths
Sauhriqust e Wizard q f1fs =
During the three year span
Tife lsst three games. tsc 10
iesxue epPenents-Nsin. Ia.
In ipSs. hspewsin. 40, In
1910. Onlv outsider 10 meas
ure the Trolans was onalsska.
who under the magical hands
Of Carl sparks were oonries-
Ing their sixth unbcatca ses-
son In 1855
Now just four days away Is the
seasons FIRST game = suH en-
gagement with Puyailup's welghtY
eleven under the ruyaiiup lights
this Friday highland whe should
be the guiding genius q the ruy-
aliup powefhouse than Carl Sparks,
who transferred 10 the Puget
Sound conference school AZ the end
Of the ip3s-3s school year.
BowIED OVER BI.GIEs
Fife supporters. who watched
their beloved Troians bowl over
such "hirgies" as Montessno. Kent
and Poulsbo during the past three
years. are fearful Of fuyallup and
"Neverlose' sparks
Coach NinSon gives the insight
on Trojan fears:
We're green ~ grass. Only
four starters are hack from
last years team. ! haven't
guard or tackle with more
than n pinch of experience. We
only lost three games In the
last three years hut we're
liable 10 lose our first three
games this year"
After Puyallup the Trojans take
on another Puget Sound conference
team the following Friday night
when they travel to play the Kent
Vandals. Then comes the opening
Pierce County league game against
Roy Lynx, one Of the reputedly
strong outfits in the county circuit
this year.
SEVEN LETTERMEN
Last week Vinson made his first
count OF noses, found he only had
seven lettermen hack In uniform
with two others, both ends. miss
Ing Dave Wilcox. who 4. working.
and Bud Mullen. who has an in
feeted hand.
Regulars returning were
Mel Rowe. veteran end. who
viii probably shift TO halfback
this year: Frank Dreyer. who
was a standout Mt center last
year. Shinobu Teranishi. full
back. and kenJi Yaguchi.
quarterback.
Other lettermen were Joe waka-
matsu. reserve quarterback who
will play AZ guard this campaign:
George Hirai and George fwakirt.
both guards.
Rest of the Fife squad Is up
from the reserves and the junior
high team. which was none too
"skoolum" in 1910. All In all the
outlook is dark but Fife and Pierre.
county fans know that BIZ Vim
son didn't get called the "wlzar d
OF Fife" for nothing. so they're
/ keeping their fingers crossed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
A Grand Catch

Charlie Taylor, Mel Voorhees,,
jr., and Roy Wilkowsh caught
the prettiest basket of large
rainbow and eutthroat trout as
you could imagine. Took them
from Muck creek. Some Of them
were two-pound fish. The guys
thrilled, and you cant blame
them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Bowling
EAGLES LEAGUE
Coliseum Alley.

EAGLES LEAGUE
Coliseum Alley.
Eagles bowisrs. 10 IN number.
started their 1912 pin campaign
Monday night on IN. Coliseum
alleys
individual scoring honors
for the initial matches arnt
10 Bill EgKIeston. no young
ster at the game. who turned
In 1zI for the high single
game and sss for the high
total.
Team honOrs were carried off BY
I'd sofsnsen's Lsunfrymsn. who
rolled sss for the high single
game and 1854 for the high total
The members are sorenssn. Ertes-
son. Nogis Clement. paul Dubois
and Ray ssnderson.
Eggleston's 22i. Clements az
and a 202 by Sam Toss,ad we're
the high single games, IN order.
EAGLES AUXILIARY
Coliseum Alleys
ZonA Wild. a left handler. vas
outs ding Ia the opening
matches Of the Eagles Auxiliary
league Monday night On ths Coli
scum alleys. Her single games u
isi. iss and i4s, gave her The top
total With tss.
Charlotte Prize also I'D
well. railing ;hf-~ coed games
- reach az, and Perm Coiss
finished stronE Ia bring her
sears 60 40.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Otto Hsrth. shooting for 80
Cfoesrymsn. rolled col for ths
high total ~ us Industrial league
Monday night His sAmss we're
i5s. ia and 2z7.
The Grsesrs perforused
admirably .. a team In ths
opening matches. roiiing SZs
for the high single game and
zGss for thu high total. both
without handicap.
Many good scores were turned
In ~ the Industrial trsndisfs
Highest q them included OVID
Leioarnesu's Sss. Nat F1snis $50
Kari nillsrs 81. Earl hahnksy'a
$50. Roman koshlsTs $50. and =
53I total By Dan ylrEiiIo.
Louise Walters turned In
the best sc0re for the women
Of the league, rolling Us, iss
and Iss. for a sIs total.
TUESDAY LEAGUES
stx neN leagues are scheduled
n start Tuesday City Employees
+, roll az Sis. Commercially a. IL,
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ounces.
and 9Th. That Is n total Of four
DAYS.
BUT-the first day. That il
the pay-off, The precious blue
grouse. admittedly doing no bet
ter than holding its own, must
suffer the concentrated attack
OF ALL upland bird hunters.
The least the commissioners
could do. could have done In
past seasons, Is 10 open the
grouse season on the 18th, an
established opening on pigeons.
The pigeon season would keep
thousands of hunters from con-
centrating on the blue grouse.
Personally. l would prefer 10
see the grouse season open with
Chinks, Huns and Quail
But the hunters are told the
blue grouse go into the high
timber by that date. That II
true 10 a certain extent. but
far from 100 per cent true.
But, granting that the birds
do that. why not let the hunters
seek them in the high timber?
Why put the burden on the
precious grouse?
It all doesn't add up and l
give up.
The toll OF grouse on this sea-
sons first day viii be terrific.
II this plan Of setting the attack
on the blue grouse continues
many more years, tremendous
damage will have been done.
l say, open the grouse season
with the other upland bird sea-
sons. and give a. much protec-
ton as possible TO n great bird.
That also goes for The ruffed
grouse, another bird that can
not be surpassed.
Hank Crowl. former Pierce
county game protector.
eDar Hank: First. podner, the
game commissioners have as
difficult Job as one can find.
They are non-salaned men who
are trying TO do the best JOB
possible. / think they have done.
on the whole, a swell job TO
date.
But ! do agree with you on the
grouse situation. That marvel
Gus bird should not he set mp a.
the lone target for all the
hunters.
Compromise on the shooting
dates of all upland game birds
and open them simultaneously.
II that was done, your old pod
ner would prefer to seek the
grouse rather than the Chink.
But many thousands of others
would not. That would take the
destructive pressure of the
grouse. They'd 20 for the
chinks. =. +. NJ.
Along the Trail
ccotty King watched Steve
Edens. the shipbulder. prepare
for bed at Scotty's cabin on
Lake Tanwax And scotty saw
pink ribbon bows on the sides Of
steye's shorties, which stili sends
the Scot into commissions Is
Stoves face red That new
lure called the nat-fsh - pro-
y1ding much sport 10 those who
have tried It's mage Tine
- drawing near for the good
Doc Bob AAonaghan 70 30 10
his favorite Cispus and Cowlitz
and come back with the hig
trout Saw many Wild
pigeons az steilacoom lake near
the bridge. But that IL game
preserve territory Speedy
Nelson watched hunters running
their dogs IN the valley Sunday
and reports II TO IS Chlnk hens
for every rooster. And the hen
Is protected this season 4.
Quite q scac Of us are going 70
shoot Oregon and Idaho. The
number n Increasing each year.
Better sport Bernard r.
Mecaulsy, J learn. viii BE- retain
ed az state game director. he
has been sincere man on the
Job sports fishermen 11u
nave ~ pay - cents a dozen for
fresh herring az TIE Point now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Those Big Salmon

Those Tacomans who fished
the Columbia river for the big
King salmon for the two weeks
closed to commercial fishing,
are still telling their friends how
the fish bite and fight. Limits?
Huh, nothing to it. just drop in
your plug. move the boat a bit
s.. and bami
Len Freese. Enoch. Catch Me
q Fish" Alexson and Ernie
Ayres, the dubious one. had their
limits at IL a. m, fish weighing
around 30 pounds each.
Then the big ones
the so and 40 Founders, began
To bite. And the Tacomans had
10 sit idly by and watch others
at fun. The coast guard guys
knew the Tacomans had taken
their limit.
Not that that made any dir
ference TO the local sportsmen.
Nav. Not a bit. Haw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Attacking the Grouse

Dear Met; Our game chiefs
tell Us they strive To work
along lines Of conservation.
In the case Of the deer. they
DO. They set an early season
which finds the deer in the
much higher ranges and not so
easily reached Thousa nds Of
deer killers viii not 20 for them
in the upper regions.
But In the case Of the blue
grouse. probably the finest
game bird 10 be found. they do
not see in lines Of conservation
They open the years shoot
ing on this bird. Even ahead a
the band-tail pigeon season,
which is set by the federal gov
eminent
II II true the first day Of
grouse shooting, the l4th, next
Sunday. holds only for that one
DAY. Then comes a weeks rest
and shooting ia open for an
other Sunday only, finally wind
ing up with shooting on Oct. 5th
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

o<rore pemx reis~Sru ga sss-sy
.onsuucted experimental lake
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-16
Rites Being Arranged
For Mrs. Fred Moehn

Ann Arbor, Mica, Oct 16-Fu-
neral arrangements are being made
for Mrs. Caroline Scherdt Moehn,
rs, who passed away " ednesday
at her home. on Washington Ave.
Mrs. Moehr was born in Free
dom Township, January IL 1862
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Paul. Her tirst husband
was Goltlieb Scherdt, Lodi who
succumbed in 1914. In 1921 she
was married 10 Fred Moehn, who
survives.
Also surviving are three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Albert Niethamer Mrs.
Albert Gross and Mrs. Andrew
Hartman, all o. saline; six sons.
Emmanuel Scherdt. Saline; Ed
ward. oscar and Carl Scherdt, all
OF Ann Arbor: Otto Scherdt, DeX-
ter. and Alfred Scherdt, Portland,
ore: two sisters, Mrs. Theodore
Westphal. Bridgewateri and Mrs.
Alfred Braun. Manchester, tye
brothers, Jacob Paul, Battle Greek;
Edward Paul. Burlington, Henry
Paul, Highland Park; Gottlieb
Paul, Manchester. and Rudolph
Paul, Dexter, Il grandchildren;
one great-grandchild, and several
nieces and nephews.