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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
OBITUARY NOTICES

Friday at his home. 1926 No. Pros
pect st. A native Of Upland. Ind.
and a resident Of Tacoma 10 years.
Peele was an accountant and log
salesman for the Bald Ridge Log
ging Co. for which he had worked
the past 30 years He was a mem
Der of Sultan lodge. F. & A. NJ.
in Sultan. Wash. and also was a
32d degree Mason at Everett,
Wash. Surviving are his wife,
Myrtle Of the home: three daugh-
tiers. Mrs John z. Timbers Of
Cowiche, Wash, and Misses June
and Kathryn of the home; one SON
James Clayton Peele Of Tacoma;
one sister, Mrs. William Resler of
Eaton. Ind two brothers. Harry
of California and Dale Of Indiana,
and one grandchild, Dianne Marie
Timbers OF Cowiche. Peele had
lived in the state 80 years. Buck
ley-King will announce the funeral.
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q D@(

New FIrst Pun Last
Moon Quarter Noon Quarter
Oct. 20 Oct. n Nov 3 Oct IS
data supplied BY e. s weather
bureau Department. OF Commercs)
wsshiHgton's forecast - Partly
cloudy with scattered showers sat
urday night, clearing sund-v. Mod
crate TO fresh westerly winds off
shore. moderate ohAngeable over
inland waters Of the state. Warmer
Saturday night east Of the Cas-
cades.
Rainfall In Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at a. m. Saturday.
Is inch: since october j. l.56
inches. n excess Of Al inch: since
January /. 21s4 inches. a shortage
Of ass inches.
Wind at S a. m. Saturday. south
west 8 m. D. h.
Barometer at 1916, rising .os
and Il n steady.
Sun rises AZ s:24 Sunday and
sets AZ 5:2e. Rises at 6:2e Mon
day and sets At SGT.
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Airline Stocks Show STRENGTH
But Trading Volume Limited
DOW JONES AVERAGES
SATURDAY

Industrial IL. s.. up OH.
Rail- 1851, up oil
Utility. 1872. up e.o7.
IS Stocks. sis4. I'd COS.
Sales sppro MINATED 80. o0C
shares against 10000 last Satur-
day. Curb sales WEIR 81 .oOo
shares compared with 5000 q
week ago.
NEW YoRk-Strength in air
line stocks and activity In curtiss-
Wright featured an otherwise quiet
but firm stock market today.
The market viii be closed Mon
day for the Columbus day holiday.
Most commodity markets also will
he shut down and Canadian mar
kets Viii be closed for that coun-
try's Thanksgiving day.
Steel shares we're steady. Cop
pers firmed. General Motors vas
steady and Chrysler firm. Santa
Re. gained nearly a point Public
Service of New Jersey made a
new low.
Real Silk Hosiery preferred
dropped 5 points and 3-point de-
olines wee made by Guantanamo
Sugar preferred and Hazel Atlas
Glass.
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Marriage
1i;cen1e1

Marriage license applications
were received Saturday by County
Auditor s. Clifford Davis from the
following: Edward W. Reiff. IT..
%, Puyallup, and Lorna NJ. Par
IRISH. 10, Of 1l16 So. I'D st. Will
lam p. Sornoff. Is. Fort Lewis,
and Marion Simon. 20. OF 1910 SO.
Yakima ave. Vern A. Fisher. IT..
l.. and Fac L. Mathews. II. both
Of Seattle: William II. McHaney.
81, Portland. and Lorraine NJ.
Carlson, %. of 4305 No. 18th ST:
Walter F. Werscher. "a, Fort
Lewis. and Gertrude NJ. Bell. is,
Fort Lewis; Patrick Henry Burns.
81. and Mary f. Yatsunoff. 10,
both of Seattle; Edward c. Brown,
SO. Arlington, and Myrtle J. Bowen,
80, Sumner; Ralph G. Blanchard,
"a, of 404 No. G st, and Mary A.
Showers. 20, of 1104 So. Yakima
ave; Mathew V. Fischer, AZ, of
713 No. Cushman ave, and Hazel
c. McCalla. a.. Rt. 2 Box 1l4-C;
Arthur n. Etienne, 80, Ri l, Ia
coma. and June NJ. Martin. %,
Granville, N. D.; Victor P. Peredo,
81, and Segunda c. Guillermo, "a,
both of Seattle; Bernard A OCon-
nell. q, and Betty Jane Schwartz,
is, both of Bremerton; Erdman T.
Brown, "a, and Bertha Mae Blan-
chard, Is, both of 1904 Market St:
Lloyd A. Decker. %. and Carolyne
F. Gerstmann, %, both of Puyal-
lup; James X. Woodbridge. %. Of
1007l2 Pacific ave. and Irene C.
Floberg. Is, of 4052 Ea. F st.
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Second Jury Finds
KNOTS Is Guilty

Hansford Knots was convicted
on grand larceny charges by the
second jury to hear his case with
in a week in Judge E. NJ Cards
Pierce county superior court Fri
day.
After listening to testimony,
begun Tuesday, the first jury re-
ported disagreement after about
two hours elaboration Wednes-
day. II took the second jury less
than an hour Friday TO return its
verdict of guilty
Judge Card dismissed the first
jury and ordered a second trial,
with a new jury. which began
Thursday afternoon.
Knots was found guilty of
stealing watch and knife from
Sgt. Don Gilman OF Fort Lewis.
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Mrs. Anna Bader
Taken by Death

Mrs. Haakon ANNA M Bader.
sc, one Of Tscoma's pioneer daugh-
ers. died shortly after midnight
Saturday at her home, 3001 No.
Washington ST. She was born here
June %. 1878, her parents being
Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Lind. who
had come to Washington territory
from their native Norway.
Young Anna Lind attended the
first school in Old Tacoma and
later studied in the original frame
building housing the Lowell school
and opened here in 1883. She was
member Of the Royal Neighbors'
society.
Surviving are the husband.
Haakon daughters Mrs. Helen
M. Nevers: a son. Robert L. Kill
DALI two sisters Mrs. Nora Buch-
anan and Mrs. Elise Black; and
two grandchildren. Mary Ann and
William Ross kildan. All the sur.
vivors make their home in Tacoma.
The C. c, Mellinger Co. win an
nounce the funeral services.
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Detoil IS Officers
To Carlisle School

FORT LEWIS - Nineteen ma
tional guard and reserve officers
now on active duty here viii leave
soon for Carlisle Barracks. Pa, for
special study regarding field serv-
See with medical units. Course
Of instructions win begin Oct. rs.
Those who are to attend the
school. all medical corps officers.
are: Msjs. Harold d. Lillibridge
and stillmsn J. Hathaway: Capts.
Richard r. Miller. Max Deutch,
william J. McCarty. Donald z.
Stewart. LAndon r. McIntire and
Alfred r. Peel; LIST Its. Bernard
L. Sampson. julius c. Adams,
Elmo z. Camel. Elmer C. Graul.
Dale d. Cornell. Harry c. Smith,
Paul A. Jenkins. George r. King
ston. Ralph w. Isaac and Morgan
X. Adams: I'd Ii. Wallace N.
Clark.
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10th Engineers
Will Celebrate

Preparations are being made by
the 10th Engineers battalion TO
celebrate its second anniversary
Monday at TT. Lewis.
The celebration will be observed
by all members of the battalion.
Headquarters A and c will attend
a special feature film at the post
theater. while Co. h will travel
to Mt. Rainier for hiking and
sports. Those remaining on the
post will participate in athletic
games.
The battalion was formed out of
the End battalion, 9th Engineer
regiment. which took part In the
Civil, Spanish and World wars and
the present battalion rates a long
list Of battle streamers for par
ticipation in those campaigns.
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Something a little out OF the
ordinary, though much in line with
current events, will be included
in the stated communication of
Destiny lodge No. 1877, F. 4 A. NJ,
Monday at 7.3o p. m. when o. S.
Sitton, a member Of the Masonic
order Of occupied France. will de-
scribe conditions as they existed
al the time Of his eountry's ca
pitulstion.
In addition to the first hand
account Of Frances fall, he will
tell Of Masonic conditions in Eu-
rope, and viii answer questions
put 10 him by the audience, &C
cording TO c. Nathan Lynn. wor-
shipful master
All Master Mssons are invited
TO attend.
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Pierce County Pensioner
Loses Suit for Rent Money

even though lodEink Vas furnished
free ey relatives
IRE supreme court said pen
sions were supposed 10 be figured
On the basis Of actual need and
that the state was right in de-
Quoting from her pension any a.
lowsnce for lodging
The same question Of law Is
involved in numerous pension
suits under Initiative l4l which
were heard here in August by
four superior judges. In those
the pensioners objected 10 the
department deducting small
amounts in cases where man
and wife lived under the same
roof and did not require equal
and double grants for rent,
light and heat.
Social security department Off
Gals said todsy's ruling in the
Adams case was OF no particular
Importance now except that II set
forth the courts opinion again
that actual need should be figured
in awarding pensions.
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Health Lecturer
Posts $500 Bail

DR. Curtis Howe Springer-in
other states. according to Walter
West Of the Better Business Bur-
eau, Springer was known as an
IN. D., ID. o." and "Ph. D.
deposited $500 cash bail with the
Pierce county sheriff Friday after
noon after running afoul of state
laws for selling drugs without a
license.
Springer was arrested Friday
afternoon by Reed Vement, state
department of pharmacy inspector,
after delivering a health" lecture
to a packed house at the Masonic
temple.
According to West, Springer
gave lengthy discourse on
health foods. then offered for
sale some OF his own preparations
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Man Saved in
Suicide Try

SAN FRANCISCO - Desperate
because Of illness. John Lawrence
Evans. 30. city meat inspector,
oismbered rs feet down a Golden
Gate bridge girder today for a
spectacular suicide attempt
He lost his nerve, however, and,
bleeding from a cut throat. wedged
himself into the spans framework
and screamed for help.
While a crowd looked on. police
and firemen rescued him after an
hours heroic work with ropes and
took him to Park Emergency hos
pital. He was unconscious.
At the hospital attendants. after
examining Evans. gave him a
fair chance" for recovery, al
though he was very weak from
loss Of blood.
The bridge has had - suicide
deaths since IL WAS opened in 1897.
In all those cases. however. the
victims dove or dropped from the
floor.
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Nippon Exodus
From u. S. Due
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON = Ameri-
cans desiring TO leave Japan
will be carried on three jap
anese ships which are COM
ing to this country to re-
patriate japanese nationals,
the state department an
nounced today.
The department said it had in
formed the japanese embassy
that there is no objection TO the
Japanese plan TO send the three
vessels to the United States. pro-
vided they come only for the pur-
poses outlined in discussions be-
tween the two countries.
Earlier today Sen. Guy NJ. Gill
lette. D.. Ia. called on Secretary
of State Cordell Hull and dis
cussed with him the status OF
japanese embassy and consular
officials in this country. Gillette
was understood to have inquired
into reports that the officials were
engaged in activities "inimicable'
to American interests and to have
asked for the departments posi-
ton in the matter.
Hull later told a press con-
ference thst they had dis
cussed various phases Of the
situation hut that no decision
was reached.
Japanese officials today COM
municated to the state depart
ment revised schedule for the
ships as follows: Tatuta Maru.
leave Yokohama Oct. Is; Nitta
Maru. leave Yokohama Oct. 20;
Taiyo Maru, leave Yokohama
Oct. ~.
The Tstuta Msru will reach
San Francisco Oct. 30. The Militia
Maru will 60 directly to Seattle,
arriving there Nov. l. The Taiyo
Maru will go only 10 Honolulu,
reaching there Nov. |.
The japanese said about 800
nationals In San Francisco
desired to return, another 800
In Los Angeles, possibly 200
In Seattle and Portland, and
perhaps 1000 more in Homo
lulu.
The plans for evacuation of the
Japanese and the return of Ameri-
cans were interpreted here as
completing at least one nom
political phase OF U. S.-Japanese
negotiations.
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EDWIN A. MATTSON

Edwin A. Mattson. IS. OF SOC
Ea. 4sd st. died Friday in local
hospital. He was employed by the
Metropolitan Park board. Matt
son. q native of Michigan and a
resident Of Tacoma 40 years. was
member OF the V Of r. w. and
also Of Tacoma acre No. 3. p. o.
r. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Francis NJ; one step-son. Henry
F. Lick of the L. s. navy, based
in Manila; one daughter. Moreno
Mattson OF Tacoma: five brothers.
Fred Of New York. Hugh of Ia
coma, Joe and Roy Of Los Angeles
and Victor Blomquist Of Milton:
three sisters. Mrs. Hilda Preston
OF Los Angeles and Mrs. Esther
Lsngses and Mrs. Florence Far
rev. both of Seattle. and his
father. John Msttson OF Puyallup
Lynn viii announce the funeral
CLAYTON PfELE
Clayton Peele. 81 died suddenly
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Fort Lewis Troops
Going 10 Wenaichee

FORT LEWIS-An advance de.
tachment of 100 officers and men
was in wenatchee Saturday To
prepare for msneuvers there of
the i44th Field Artillery.
The regiment. commanded by
Col. Ralph w. coane. viii travel
by truck to Wenatchee Tuesday
for two weeks of maneuvers.
A total of $500 men viii bivouac
in Pioneer park in wenatchee,
moving into the open country
each day for simulated warfare
and firing problems with 155mm.
guns.
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Y. Abo. II. OF Vashon island,
died Saturday morning in a local
hospital after six days illness. He
was a farmer, and had lived 25
years on Vashon. Before that he
had been an Olympia resident for
Ia years. He came to the United
States from his native Japan 80
years ago. He is survived by his
wife. Mrs. A. Abo. OF the home
at Burton; son, f. Abo, North
End groceryman; two sisters, Mrs.
II. Nagai, Burton. and Miss T.
Abo. Hiroshima. Japan. and by five
grandchildren. The c. c. Mellinger
Co. will announce the funeral
services.
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MRS. JAMES W. BEARDEN

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Bearden. 81, Of 62s 10Th st. s. f,
Puyallup, who died Friday in a
local hospital. viii be held Mon
day at $50 p. m. from the Piper
chapel. with Rev. Philip Raymond
officiating. Mrs. Bearden, a native
of Buffalo, New York. lived in
Tacoma II years. prior to moving
10 Puyallup one year ago. She
leaves her husband. James W;
three daughters. Mrs. Glynn La
Rue. Mrs. Robert Punnard and
Mrs. Harold Setter, all Of Tacoma
four sons. wellington of Seattle,
Cecil Of Tacoma and Virgil and
Ivan OF Morton. and six grand
children.
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Seattle Minister
To Speak Tuesday

Rev. E H. Edwards. pastor Of
the First Church Of The Nazarene,
Seattle, will be the guest speaker
for the evening al the Pierce Coun-
~ Holiness association meeting
Tuesday at Calvary NJ f. church.
Rev Edwards talk is 10 begin at
7:30 o'clock.
The meeting will open at 2 P. m.
with a council meeting. followed by
services al 5 o'clock. with Jimmie
Carroll preaching Music will he
directed by the Salvation Army.
Rev. and Mrs. Bundy viii be fea-
tured on the evenings musical pro-
gram.
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TOWNSEND MEETINGS

The following Townsend meet
ings have been scheduled for Tues
day and Wednesday:
Tuesdsy-Oaklsnd club No. : at
42l2i. So. 35th 81.
ADMINISTRATIONS Avenue club
Ne 10. meeting in school annex;
Ruston No. !. regular meeting
Hawthorne club No. 20. regular
meeting 81 26lO Es. c st: Sumner
club No. /. regular meeting Ia
coma club No. ! regular meeting
in Normanns hall TO be followed
by dance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Small Fire Damage
In Broadway Store

A fire At NJ. Furuya & Co. AT
1855 Broadway early Saturday re-
suited in q loss Of between $50
and 500 TO the building. according
to the fire department. Officials
said a garbage can full OF refuse
became agnited from hot ashes.
The can became heated and burned
the floor.
Firemen OF Co. :. South Tacoma.
were forced TO don ammonia masks
Friday at : p. m. when leak de-
veloped in the ice machine al Cor
don's market at 1910 So. seth 81.
No damage was reported.
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Accountants to Heor
Addresses on Toxes

Regular meeting Of the Ac-
countants Association of Tacoma
will be held at 6.l5 .. m. We'd
nesday at the Sport Center.
Ralph A. Noerenberg. assistant
to collector of internal revenue.
will introduce Russell Trace. chief
OF miscellaneous tax department.
and Fred I. Woodwork, chief Of
income tax department. Their sub
Jeots Will be New Federal Taxes
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BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Saturday at the city hall 10 c. A
Dsumer for a $1,000 addition to q
residence at $40 So. L st. Del Le-
roee for a $1,000 residence at Sis
Marion st. 3. A. Dsble for . $500
cabinet shop at 3o2s So. Junett st
and 20 Hugh McWhir;er for =
IS, 600 residence Al Ill So. 2sth az.
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B 0 W LIN G


Women9 city League
Bessie Trowbridge. one of Tacoma'g
higher average bowlers led the
feminine stars OF the Womens City
league Friday night with 5i2 total
Including three nice singles, ie4. IT'S
and l73
Two other members OF the league
rolled above 500 Charlotte Prize
checked in with sos. including the
high single. 1876 Mary Hewitt showed
her old time form by turning in a
nice sol total
Glass A Momen's League
Dot Troy paced the women OF the
Class A league In Friday night
matches with fine SOC total and
her teammate. Yvonne johnson. was
runner-up for the high total with
sel
EdnAs. with games of SOL. 7si and
TO. rolled 2222 without handicap.
for the high team total Members
Of the high scoring team are Dorothy
Troy. yvonne johnson. Anne wahler.
Katherine Barber and Mary Leicester
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MRS. CLARA b. WEIR

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara
B. Weir will be held Monday at
$50 p. m. from the c. c. Mellin-
ger Co. chapel. with the Rev. Har-
old B. Long officiating. Cremation
will follow services. Mrs. Weir
passed away in Seattle Wednes-
day, at the age of 81. For MANY
years she had been resident of
Tacoma, and was an active men,
Der of the Emmanuel Presbyterian
church. She also was member
Of Chapter c. the p. f. O. She
is survived by son. John NJ.
Weir; a daughter Mrs. Nellie
Sturley, and by seven grandchil-
dren.
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MRS. EMMA v. CRELLING

Mrs. Emma f. Crelling, "a, Of
s07l7 So. Tacoma ave. died sud
denly Saturday. She was a native
OF California, and had lived in
Tacoma IS years. Surviving are
her husband. George: her mother
and step-father. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
V. Swanson OF Tacoma: her
father. Isaac RAIDER OF Millville.
Calf; two brothers, Marion F.
and Byron RAIDER of Tacoma, and
one sister. Mrs. Neva Carter OF
Redding, Calf. Tuell win announce
the funeral.
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CLAIM PRESENTED

A claim OF $1,000 for personal
injuries suffered In fall TO q
sidewalk was filed against the city
Of Taeoms Saturday by Maurine
Heinly Chase, $685. So NJ ST. The
fall was caused, she said. by oil
and grease on a sidewalk between
Pacific ave. and Commerce 81. on
So, 2Sc 81. The city was negligent
in allowing oil and grease 10 be on
the sidewalk and in its failure 10
post warning signs. she said in the
COMPLAINT.
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HAPPY
Kirthlau
SATURDAY. OCTOBER l

SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL
Mrs. Glen Jenkins, SIS So.
s6 st.
Miss Ethel Cecilia Ranger,
1924 So. Hood st.
nrs. Geneva Main, Milton,
Wash.
Mrs. Ode Msnos, ZOE So. Ia
coma ave.
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SOLDIER DRAWS FINE

A fine o. $3.50 and costs and q
jail sentence Of 80 days were as
sessed Friday by Police Judge W.
A. Richmond against sgt Ira (.
picllnpaugh OF the 4Sd Airbsse
NcChord field, upon the soldiers
plea Of guilty 10 drunken driving
His drivers license was revoked
for one year.
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Pleads Not Guilty
To Homicide Choroe

Frank Trsvess. srraigned before
Superior Judge Joseph Mallory
Saturday or a charge Of negligent
homicide, pleaded not guilty.
He is charged with driving into
a car driven by Emil Bisir Of Fife.
causing the death OF Mrs. Rosens
Schoenbacker OF Sumner. Bisig's
mother-in-lsw, on Aug. 4.
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oLYNPIA-Old age pensioners
living with relatives rsnt-free are
not entitled to rent money from
the state. the supreme court held
here in = suit brought BY Anna
B Adams % Pierce county.
The social security department
had granted her a $i4 pension.
with no allowance for rent Her
suit involved the question Of
whether the 1899 pension law
granted her a pension sufficient
10 cover al her living expenses.
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MRS. BERNARD tBEN)
MELSNES

Mrs. Minnie c. Melsnes. 81. of
1916 So. J. st, died Saturday
in local hospital. She was a ma
tive Of Sweden. Mrs. Melsnes, who
had lived in Tacoma 50 years, was
a charter member of the Tacoma
chapter of the scandinavian Fra
ternity of America. Surviving are
her husband, Bernard: two daugh-
tiers, Misses Edna and Thelms
Melsnes Of Tacoma: a son, Harold
of Pittsburgh, Calf; three sisters,
Mrs. Matilda Nelson of Burton,
and two others in Sweden. Lynn
will announce the funeral.
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MEET IN FARMLAND

Members Of the newly formed
Red Cross unit Of Parkiano viii
again meet Tuesday afternoon al
2.3o in the Falkland school. Ne.
members win again be received
and materials viii be distributed
NJ that time.
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LANpsCAPING CLASS

A class in iandscaping viii be
opened at Jason Lee school We'd
nesday evening. Oct IS. Il viii be
open TO the public from J to ? and
M tuition will be charged Those
desiring further information should
call Garland s751.
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Police Officers
Go For Prisoner

Two Tacoma police officers
were en- route to Folsom peniten-
tiary in California Saturday TO
take into custody and return Ger
aid Drennon, wanted here for the
part he took in a sensational break
from the Pierce county jail on
Dec. 4. 1927.
Drennon soon will finish q term
in the California prison and Ia
coma authorities were notified.
Deputy Prosecutor William
Goodwin together with Officers
Herman Sehnugger and William
Nerbonne drove TO Olympia Satur-
day to get Gov. Langlie's sigma
ture on requisition papers.
To Drive South
From Olympia. the police off,
GERS were 10 drive on south TO
Sacramento where the California
governors signature would be
asked TO complete authorization
for Drennon's extradition.
Drennon, in company with How
ard Sheehan and Cecil Keene, par
ticipated in several cases OF armed
banditry here in 1927. All three
were convicted.
Will BE Paroled
Then during Sunday religious
services. Jailer J. B. Carlton was
lured into the Jail and was held up.
The three bandits escaped. Shee-
han and Keene were recaptured
and sent to Walla Walla for 10
10 IS year terms. Drennon later
was convicted of another crime in
California, and was sent up for
life as an habitual criminal.
However. after serving u years
he is soon to be paroled. He may
not be tried here for the Jail break,
but will be sent to Walla Walla on
the original commitment.
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Actions in Divorce

New suits for divorce were flee
in Pierce county superior couri
by Ann against John ozanich
charging cruelty; Everett W
against Alice z. Wright. deser.
ton; Nina D. against Walter T
spsrevslo. non support. and zelms
H. against Boyd J. Rozen. bur.
densome home life
introductory divorce DEGREES
were awarded Saturday in Pierce
county superior court TO Marie F
from Nicholas w. Witte, John S.
from Ann Todd x. Grant, Ethel
from Roland France. Blanche J.
from Joe B. Williams. Madeline
from Chester Cady. Elsie c. from
Carl H. Saunders. Nadine from Ira
J. Dunegan. DeWillis from Anna
c. Bailey, Gretchen from Arthur
Town. Henry from Clair f. Eric
son. and Grace Z. from Edwin J.
Tut.