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Evening star., 1941-07-28
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Over in a maple tree on the edge
of Farmer Browns dooryard lived
Redeye the Vireo and his little
mate. Peter Rabbit knew that they
had a nest there, because Jenny
Wren had told him so. He would
have guessed 1t anyway, because
Redeye spent so much time in that
tree. No matter what hour of the
day Peter visited. the Old Orchard
he heard Redeye singing over in
the maple tree. He thought to him
self that If song is an expression of
happiness Redeye must be the hap
piest of all birds
Redeye was little fellow of about
the size of one of the Warblers and
quite as modestly dressed as any of
Peters acquaintances. The crown of
his head was gray, with a little
blackish border. Underneath he was
white. For the rest, he was dressed
in light olive green. The first time
he came down near enough for Peter
to see him we'll he understood why
the bird is called Redeye. His eyes
were red. Yes, sir, his eyes were red
and this fact alone was enough to
distinguish him from any other
members of his family.
But it wasn't often that Redeye
came down so near the ground that
Peter could see his eyes. Redeye
preferred to spend most of his time
in the treetops and Peter only got
,1;, rT r. nt1t
if he didn't see him often it was
less often that he failed to hear him.
Il don't see when Redeye finds time
to eat" declared Peter as he lis
tened to the seemingly unendlng
song in the maple tree.
"Redeye believes in singing while
he works" said Jenny Wren. For
my part I should think he'd wear
his throat out. Just listening to
him makes my own throat sore.
When other birds sing they don't do
anything else, but Redeye sings all
the time he is hunting his meals,
and only stops long enough to swal-
low worm or bug when he finds
it. Just as soon as 1t is down he
begins to sing again while he hunts
for another / must say for the
Redeyes that they are mighty good
nest builders. Have you seen their
nest over In that maple tree, Peter?"
Peter shook his head You prob
ably couldn't see it anyway" de-
clared Jenny Wren. 1T is high up
and those leaves are so thick that
they hide it. It's regular little
basket, fastened in a fork near the
end of branch. and 1t is woven al
most as nicely as is the nest of
Goldy the Oriole."
WHATS it made off" asked Peter.
Strips of bark. plant down.
spiders web. grass and pieces of
paper" replied Jenny. That's
funny thing about Redeye, he dearly
loves piece of paper in his nest.
He's as fussy about having a scrap
of paper as Cresty the Flycatcher is
about having a piece of snakeskin.
1 had just peep into that nest a
few days ago and unless I am greatly
mistaken Sally Sly the Cowbird has
greatly imposed on the Redeyes. 1
am certain l saw one OF her eggs
In their nest"
Evening star., 1941-07-28
SH0RI.WAve PROGRAMS.

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Evening star., 1941-07-28

VOL, 9:00-Frtlie zivt meets Freddy Coth-
rane in i5-round bout in Rupert Stadium.
Newark.
WMAL. o;00-Waier Gate Concert: Portion
Of The National Symphony program, conducted
by Emo Rapee.
WRc. 9:30-cayaltade Of America; The story
Of Engineer Clifford Holland and Of the sand.
hogs who built New York (iiys famed HoI.
land Tunnel.
Evening star., 1941-07-28
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes: Latest morning news with Bill
toWs, WhAL. II am.
National Radio Forum Secretary Of The In
ieHor Harold likes discusses gas and oil con.
seNaton; WNAL, tonight al 9:30
Evening star., 1941-07-28
POINTS FOR PARENTS
Nv EDyTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Parents Who practice obedi-
ence-becduse-of- fear of punish
ment need not be surprised If
their children tollo,O the same
rule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
81, 10000 Grant for Airport
Awarded 10 Tacoma, Coffee SAYS

hangers and administration build
ings. Construction Of such build.
ings would be the eity's problem.
as would maintenance. although.
the mayor pointed out. Tacoma
would have a year and a half 10
two years 10 work out such
matters before the field could be
completed for US.
Cam said II is contemplated 10
hold hearings and otherwise pre-
pare for positive action by the city
one way or the other within the
next few weeks.
Determine City Cost
One Of the first things 10 be de-
termined il what the land Will cost
the city. Much Of II Ia privately
owned. much Is owned. by reason
OF tax foreclosure, by Pierce
county.
The site lies at elevations rang
ing from about 3os feet to about
3so feet above sea level. Very little
development has ever been made
in the area and only one improved
road. Mildred st, cuts across IL
at present.
Otherwise II Ia almost entirely
stumps, underbrush little hum
mocks and half dozen low
swsmpy spots, negligible in them
selves
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Fire District
Vote Friday
Will Ballot OF
Porklond School

Residents - re Falkland dlst-
riet nj sets nsxf Friday 81 re
question II establishing a re pro
lection district saeh a. rs hen
voted already IN ne sumner md
Lakewood suburban districts
Polls nj b epen ffem : N.
Il = m. - tn Falkland school
The district containing SINE 400
homes and business establishments
i without anY community means
fer combating rural flrss. accord.
ing u " $ Palmer a the pro-
noting committee
The AREA forming the district Is
bounded n ths north ~ ne Taco
ma city limits laath 81 \. On the
east BY the section line one hair
mile east Of Pacific ave. 81 me
south BY spanaaay park. and On
the west by linz one and one half
miles west Of Pacific sxe. or the
junction Of path 81 and the Sales
road. thence south u Aechord
field and then south 10 opposite
sranaaay park
The voters are beng asked 70
approve a special lo.mill levy Tor
one year to provide equipment thai
viii pass requirements sufficient 10
nf8dlles Insura me- Reductions
amounting. the advocates say. Ia
more than the cost Of equipment
and annual maintenance Such a
cash saving Is assured after the
first or second year Ia every home
owner. according 20 Palmer
The 1o.mill levy. he sad would
cost the taxpayer about s. for each
$40 Of taxes paid The maximum
annual levy Is limited 10 mills
under the 1889 law.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
City Civil Service
Lists Examinations

Examinations 10 establish eila.
lhlss In four grades ef engineers
sill be held by Tacoma city stsil
service on March Z. n ~ss ar
nsunesd Saturday
On that dale only Fundamental
examination Tor junior engineer
aud assistant engineer. grades III
and ~. sili be held assss~mhs<a
examination for associate snxinssr
and engineer. grades V and VI. ~iii
10 held IL . date pet 10 h. an
nuuucrd
Last date for filing applications
- Feb. -. at . p IN. CIVIL. sises
trieal and ehanlesl saainssrx In
saah n the four grade. ara within
the scope ~ ths examination. full
Information an which may Re nh
tanned frnm EVIL ssryiss hsadqnar.
tsrs. roon 100. city nail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Mildred Mckenzie
Gets Scholarship

The American Association Of
University Women has awarded 10
MIS- Mildred MeKenzle The annual
800 prize after being judged the
outstanding senior woman at the
College Of Puget Sound
Miss Mckenzie. who Was chosen
Tor her exceptional scholarship and
active participation IN sxifs-eur-
reuisr activities, is the third {. y.
S. gin 10 receive the honor.
Mrs Eugene White. chairman u
the scholarship committee and
Mrs. Thomas swayz.. president Of
the Tacoma chapter Of the sssoeia-
ton. pas introduced by Ms Lyle
Ford Drashel dean ~ women. at
the presentation ceremony Friday
al the college
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Water Color
Show Here

Ss<t premises . - zns - ne
ftr<sf ssseF eeiaF she~s ms eity
-. go fnr .en. In. I'll spen
Mnnsssy evening II me Auerteen
~ -. - -. #ss~ne. wken
t.<esr~ Fn-s. ranking - Fran
e1ssa artist wffn sensitive eve
sst ssid sFa*s. al.pi.ys - r<eert
ssf<r sssnTs - sue.l .ern~s me
ssas ~fll Fas tArnnxa reh n
Feeaase ~ essntsnxs srs -
seenss fsmilssF - Tseom.ns nss
Eleventh street Bridge srd city
nFessx< - - - ta-=< - -
alett shsasa srsd nanfe man usual
interest
rnst. shass wnfks srr rsnre-
sssf<d = - permanent reli<rssrrs
- re astFerelitsA Nas~an - Ars
n NV yrs cts. the san fran.
eases nassum ~ Ar. Mllls college
snd ether lnssItaflaas neuiss~s
many private collections u . FAR
m<f uut<nt ~ ne California
sehsui ~ Ftne aKts.
rn.s -. h~ea IN rsxema anes
sss 1Fst = tAe Tesf. fse faesf II
NF< Va Tssek sna hsr srn rrai
Les. rearn rsenma artist ~naes
sefs . rsessvtnx much fsverahls
snFnFvsaf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Little JeesIyn Sesni1d pictured
here A. Re one II 100 Gln
Scouts adult leaders ard commit
tee members who VII launch their
nfth annual Cookie Crunch drive
On Monday. Feb. /.
Ths Crunch Drive = The cooper
atiYs effort II Scouts ana adult
workers n Scouting 70 raise sddi-
tanai funds which are used II sup
piement ne amount received from
the Community Chest 10 meet
financial needs Of the local Girl
Scout organization.
The cost Of maintaining the Girl
Scout program IN raeoms for
glrls from : to Is years If age
during 1910 Vas 81 for each sirl
Scout. This year funds received
from the Crunch Drive viii be
Used 10 promote Scouting IN Sec
tons of the city where troops are
needed. to defrsy the expense
caused by the closing Of the estsb-
Hshed camp. 81. Adams. last sum-
mer due to infantile paralysis. and
to maintain the Day Camp. Madro-
ma Woods. which will open for ak
weeks this summer and which any
girl in the city. whether a Scout
OF not may attend. free Of cost.
The Crunch Drive VIII continue
for four weeks. closing on March
l. Cemperships to ST Adams vii
be gwen 10 Scouts selling $50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

y Rhodes post here Monday eve
nins, II was announced Friday.
Jess Damien. commander Of the
local host post. said Nichols party
would include Bill Bierer. a1st dis
triet commander. and Anker Born
,tad viee-commander Of the same
district.
Commander Gar RAqnsi Of Ia
coma post No lbs all head a dele
CATION OF officers and members Of
that post. which viii meet with
the Rhodes group A. the same timt.
Nichols. resident Of Mount YER
non. served overseas with the 4ist
division and since has been one Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
MRS. MARY A. REILLY

Mrs. Mary A Reilly IS. widow
of Frank b Reilly. died al sos
p. m Friday al her home. 1902 So.
9Th ST She ~as pioneer resident
Of Tacoma. having lived here so
years She came to Tacoma with
her husband. following their mar
rage in st. Pau. MINI. She leaves
two daughters. Mrs Anita Rich
ardson OF the home and Mrs. VII
mot z Nelson OF Tacoma. two
sons. z J Reilly Of Seattle and
NJ A Reilly Of San Francisco.
five grandchildren Paul and David
Richardson Of the home. Melvin
Reilly. jr. Of San Francisco. VII
mot p. Nelson. il Of Tacoma and
Joyce Reilly Of San Francisco.
three sisters. Misses Margaret ard
Helen Hart and Mr., XII Onars
Of Minnesota and one niece and
one nephew She was a mem Der
Of 81. Leo's church Gaffnsy will
announce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
A. |. B. Debaiers
Clash Saturday

Tacoma CHAPTER Of the American
Institute Of Banking Will meet
skagit-Nhateom chapter in an
inter-ehanier debate At 2 p. m.
Saturday IN the Bank Of California.
y A. club rooms.
The question To be debated Ia
Resolved that the United States
should abandon any attempt 10 ss.
tahlish world peace
Tacoma chapter viii be repre-
scented ~ Robert Huston. National
Rank Of Washington. and Charles
Aecslum. Puget Sound National
Bank
The debate 10 open to the public.
and there Ia no admission charge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
McMillin GRANGE
Will Celebrate
18th Anniversary
To Be Observed

rtssIIIr asalllla aFsss<
which 81 rssshfsfs 4. fstA hlfsh.
~ a. ueuafsn ~heel vests~s.
ssy night. -. invited members Il
re rsssIiap cH.ms<f 81 cam.
mere = participate
n. ehsmeers Estes eemusnisf
committee hesasd ~ 1sY FsFss
al present ths slas. pettlen 4
shs rresfsm ~hisa ein Include
several musical nunh<Ts rhs
sxrisaltar- .na retail trsas rem
mlttess $50 Vii cooperate
r.y.llap fre.saeaI study slas
81 HssE Monday HIxht Il !
a.eieek ain M. {. y nefsn. 10
isfA ave. = =
DEMONSTRATION N.-a.s
n } { snesisr haftsealtafiss
II Inc Washington state enslsxs
extsnsses department. all ennsissss
r<ssh pruning demonstration
Monday morning At p ~ Al ths
ssnrss Russell orchard ~ IAnsasn
drive netsren sumner ara rafs
allar
NJ. W. eauim.n. az p,s
u a ". sin he ha.s~.. tns sae
regular meeting n the Art. ard
krafts elah Monday afternoon NJ J
seleeA.
corinthlan lodge M |. y .na
A NJ. -in held . g~etks Wash.
inHtan memorial service Thursday
evening ~ = aeiaeh at Masonic
hall Guest ~ IN. ss.nInH ssli ne
Mathew ". Hnl. grand master ef
the state
Naomi chapter Ma. n q n 4.
wlil entertain fsuyailup assembly.
Order ~ Rasnbuw Tor Girls. Tues.
-
ef~~~af AsB~esIHe~
Members of riaslIs elrtls % ths
First Baptist church celshrstsd
Nslsntins day BY presenting sash
resident II the f@dls. 81 ths g A
n home with . haK n Vslsntlns
cookies and providing zee orvam
for the home supper
Funeral arrangements ara beinE
made for Kenneth Moore. ~. aim
died 1T an Everett hospital rhurs.
day lie vas a native ~ rayailap
and received hls education here
lie sss = member af Evsfx,t asrts
No. II. y q. y Surviving are .
son. Donald NJ Seattle. and MS
father. Fred Moore. NJ fiIysilup
Hilfs funeral home wlll make ths
announcement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Union Pacific President
And flanagan Visit Tacoma

should - .esethEnx slsaut ! n
= publicity vss. thsas 1rftink HsFs
tourists
HsnnsHsn hss nfaFEissllf
m.as Mani nsash - sHtH
- ns.ssfafss. 40 bathing hssasF
pictures ns 49, hsnale- rah=
ncliy feF re unsen Pacific 50
Valley. Ida TIE cees-cela @.
Indianapolis Speedway snd oSsHss
IiHnais Glass n
1sffer. wss impressed ~ ne
snaaunt - increased business n
tAs rseams ares. aae principally
n construction project. e<sns ssf.
red eut under ths national as
tense program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Whipple Denies His
Car Hit Other Auto

In the Friday morning collision
Of cars near the FARMLAND y hooi.
the car q Marshall Whippls id
not 1T that Of Ben Frsenb.rg but
Naz hi by f'feen bsrgH car instead.
Whlpple declared saturday Ffesn-
berg vas injured IN the accident
Sat. patrol officers ssld Sat
urdAY the original report was IN
error as 10 who Mt uno. bit ina,
= ticket mad bssn given Wnlpgls
Both Hhippls and Fresnbsrz reside
IN Parsiand
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Continued From Page One1
work could be offered as 10 avail
ability Of federal funds for con-
struction.
The last congress had somthing
like $500 600 earmarked in special
CAA funds for three airports' at
Tacoma. but Congressman Coffee.
called before the council last
December said that was just an
arbitrary ALLEGATION to be used here
or expended elsewhere as require
ments and priorities ripened.
Meanwhile. city officials got
busy to this extent. that with the
help of the National Youth ad-
ministration the site was surveyed
and contours of the land made 10
enable city engineers to develop
estimates.
A splendid map was produced by
the NYA and upon II, the city
engineers department plotted an
acceptable plan Of runways as ap-
proved by the cAA.
Project Reported Loaf
Then came an underground
rumor that some Acknowledgment
scheme had resulted in loss Of the
airport project to Tacoma.
| But week ago Friday. Mayor
Cain received information that the
project was very much alive as far
as Washington. d. c, was con-
cerned.
Accordingly last Saturday morn
ing in company with Works Com
missioner Bergersen. Cain went 10
Seattle for a conference with Paul
Morris, Civil Aeronautics admins
tration district engineer and r. c.
Robinson, chief engineer OF WPA
They eyineed very keen interest
in the Tacoma site and gave the
Tacoma officials information on
what to do next.
Cain said Saturday that the
WPA ALLEGATION probably will be
available 10 Tacoma until July /.
but that Tacoma must by that
time have determined what II in
tends 10 do, claim the project II IT
wishes 10, and get work started.
The sum available for construc-
ton is far beyond original plans.
but conforms to the estimates
made by Tacoma city engineers
who did the detail work based on
the EYA physical data OF the site
proper.
Site Described
As now being studied, the site
roughly conforms to boundaries
provided by 9Th ave. on the north.
So. 19th ST. lcity limits) on the
south. Jackson-Alexander road on
the west and Pearl Ut. on the east
Numerou, runwsys in standard
form were applied 10 the site con-
tours. main runways up to 5000
feet in length being available
At the north center would be
triangular space available for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Improvement Work
Starts u Station

SEATTLE Work Nss started
a. wpA project friday lmpfess
ins ground for = fadio ffsasulffal
station al ssnd Point naval air
station.
Other clearing ard iantse.psnx
4ufk also ]. plAnnsd Ab<stt NO
men viii b~ employed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
FUGITIVE CArTrRtD

Aleftnsss 81 STATE Pstfolnsn
l. T Roberts proved the OWN
fsll 81 cslyton Briggs. Fort Lewis
soldier. Saturday. Local patrol
headquarters Nss requested ~
military police 70 be on watch
Tor N. youth. who had broken
arrest q, ire for, Three minutes
from the time the eail sss re-
eslVed. Roberts naDbsd the fugi-
I've a. 5sth and South Taeo1ns
Nay. Briggs Sas returned 70 me
faff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Tacoma postal receipts tor ths
first saf Of February fttsisd 81 =
zzs 1s, . ssin u ~ stz ~ ~ - per
cent over ths figure for tns sans
period lsst y.sF. which vas $50
1877. Postmaster Ftshbafns an.
a0unesd Saturday. The 1870 figure
Ass . gam Of sz.zss.ss OF eight per
cent over ths total Of 81 ss2 - for
1893.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
VIII Address Club
On Traffic Problems

Commissions Holmes Eastwood
Nili spsax a. the NEAT meeting u
the Old Taeoms Improvement elnl
Tuesday evening. AZ NlaYonian hail
10 soth And Carr sta Eastwood
vii talk on ths traffic pfobl~n
Ksffsshmsnts NIli 10 served a.
The close II ths msstlax
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Cooking School Will
Start Monday NIGHT

A class in cooking will be organ
lied at the Lincoln high evening
school, Monday. at 7.30 p. m. Miss
Isabel Franklin. home economics
director of the Washington Gas g.
Electric Co. will be the instructor
The class has been announced as
q Cooking Class for Brides-to-
Be but the membership is open
to all
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and after comforting with Tacoma
civic leaders planned 10 visit Fort
lewis. Camp Murray and Mechefd
Field.
flanagan on his trip 10 the
Pacific Northwest has been most
favorshly impressed by tho scenic
wonders Of IN. puget Sound
country.
lie believes Tacoma and Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Guests e laashean - re
Tacoma elaa Saturday ssfe VI.
Ian N 1sffer. president II ths
unlan Pacific railroad ~ steve
flanagan. generally regarded -
tn< " Pres agent
Thsx eaHzs hsrs ffam Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
HERE'S MORE AHoul
Main Street


me sun. baked hillside 81 cntfss.
Wash saflns o. snow all - =
nes experience far her.
Capt. Alfred y .uy. military
intelligence reserve offaesf - Feft
Lewis. reveal. thai IN civilian life
he /. eauslshls at Asiiha Reach.
Cal. s~anaY residential ARA where
many movie stars have their
homes
In . compartment q the depart.
msnt msllhox at police hsaaaasf.
t.rs Friday xsr. 81 less. . aessn
valentine. Tor fatreinaas DIRK
Rnalus from admirers 90 Ms beat
along Market st All had hssn
passed ~ the censor Who examines
and distributes the departmental
mail.
fhsIils Ann Ia tho name selected
Tor the new daughter Of Nj. and
Mrs, Ralph =. Curry. iios No.
Adam. 81
Mis. Ruth Ilsie. Tacoma teach
er. sas eeaflnsd u her home tins
week due To Illness
,.,, r.n,
thre. weeks are Nj and Mr.. pr~d
oam~roa and son. Jack.
Don Reid, Gig Ilarhor. has been
pledged To sigma chi. mems ma
,innsl fraternity. At " sc. where
he i. freshman in business sd.
ministrstion.
1iaudis~ Jones'. daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Mafion Jenes, has bsen
undergoing treatment at Tacoma
General hospital
Mrs. 4. n. mater .ana~rs.s Ia
busy thes. days with plans for the
Orihopsdie associations garden
sale To b. held Feb. 2s-7s Al 1909
Pacific ave
Due 10 absence Of !. J. MsI,aa.
aid. now on a tour NJ the T. = .
successor for him as vice president
Of the Sixth Avenue business club.
Will be named by Dave T.eii, pres.
ident.
Mr.. D. " Wilson 81 the fnston
club and J ~. Town If Harmony
club are IN charge Of the Townsend
clubs dance saturday night In ths
X. {. hall.
Frank pisof leaves Saturday
night for San Francisco for q pre-.
yiew ~ The = America
Alfred Le,s /. looking forward
10 neat Saturday Washington. :
birthday wsa selected by him and
Miss Bernie. Martyr a. their usd.
ding day.
Lorraine sr~~a.ugh. attractive
+ nurse, makes a habit Of reading
/ three chapters Of q book zach dsy
with her lunch
HnKh =. Manning 10 back IN cir.
+ euiaiion again after . severe TN
with Hfiu.
/ Caroline fstslos. vino has had
the measles, Is hack on her iob in
Auditor GiIff Davis offie.
Cecil d. sss de-, kglnsd ihs Ta-
coma I. N n & Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
State Commander OF Legion
Will Visit Tacoma Monday

the most active Legionnalrss In
Washington and Oregon
All veterans are invited 10 at
tend the meeting Special enter.
tainment and refreshments will be
provided
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Obituary n Offices
EUGENE ID. SALISBURY

Eugene d. SALISBURY. 81 died at
Ais P. m. Friday at the home Of
his daughter Mrs. J. p. Gano. 27l1
No. 2lst ST. He had lived In Ia
coma 45 years Other than his
daughter. he leaves two sisters.
Mrs. Frances Morse and Mrs.
Yashti Merrill OF Princeton, Wis /,
three granddaughter and four
grest-grandchildren. Gaffney Will
announce the funeral.
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WILLIAM CORBETT

Funeral arrangements are being
made al Pipsrs for William Cor
beit. IS. OF Lsksylty. ~ho died re-
Gently in local hospital lie was
q retired metal worker from the
Northern Pacific railroad.
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Townsend Meetings

mondsy-Tacoma No / Nor.
mama hall. 18th and X sts 5
p. m. business meeting. entertain
ment dancing. Horace Mann No.
IS. Bethel Lutheran church. So.
saith and ! St.. p. m Mckinley
No. :. 1921 pa ssth = : p ~ /.
spsna~ay 10. /. spsnaWsy school.
3 3. m.
Tue.dsy-Ali-City No - Elmer
son hall. 1l0s1a Broadway. : 30
p. m. business meeting. cards. re-
freshmen,s Mckinley No. q
Sheridan school. ssth It. and Nc
Kiniey ave p. m. Oakland No.
i. 5732 50. Tyler. p. m. Orting
No. ]. 9 4 y. hal. : p. "a
ednesdas - Redmond No 2.
old postoffiee. 3 ?. 10 sumner
10. /. / o. o r. hall. p m.
Hawthorne No. 20. 1910 "a. c st.
30 p. m PARK Ave- No Is.
PARK Avenue school annex. = p. m.
sAturday-Couniy council aanes
and program. Knights Of Column
bus hall. sth ave and Steele ~.
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n.hr APPLICATION

Application for . marriage H.
esnss Nss made IN Port Orchard
~ Philip Dewey Doughsrty. ~,
Tacoma and clars Thomas. 81.
Brefnsrton