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SPORTS CALENDAR
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TOMORROW NIGHT

High School Gym. 1880 p. m.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Shower F eaiures
Wanna Gathering
Mrs. George Foutch
Is Honored Guest

GIG HARRoR Ms Geerrs
Foutch was hcncred guest - :
shower held a. ths home II NJ
Inhn Jensen ~ WHuna Saturday.
with Mrs.. v. Ncltcnhsns ard NJ
OPAL Warner - co-hostszses
Those present included Mssdsfnes
] N. Hutton Anns MeIntyrs
Ester siner.on. Jack sloaf :
Cornelius and Miss Vlnur Many
beautiful gifts were presented a
the honor guest and the afternoon
vas filled in with a competition
for the best scrap eook With
prizes going 10 Mrs Ester sinner
son and Mrs Opal Warner
A daughter va. born to NJ
and Mrs Robert Haner 81 GiE
Harhor at GIG Harbor hospital
Friday.
Mrs.. NJ " Pike ot Rosedale
returned to Gig Harbor hospital
for further treatment last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivsn, o. Brown
and family Of asa North ssth at.
Tacoma, are spending a few weeks
At their summer home st Rose
dale.
LAX. seusr. Of Seattle 1. /.
visitor A. the c. p. Shaw hou.
for a few days.
An.Mssonic Picnic
Mr. and Mrs y NJ Persons
returned Sunday from a visit with
their son and dRughtcr-ln.laa.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Perkins Of
Spokane.
The annual Al-Masonic picnic
vii be held Sunday at Lake Tipso
on lSsches pass The grand
master and grand lodge officers
vii b. present and all Masons.
their wives and families are IN
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Hunt and
children. Reed. Jr. and Patricia.
were Sunday visitors at the G p.
Tromhley home following a week :
cruise on Puget Sound.
Mra Hannah Finholm Al NJ
Olalla. died a. a Tscoms hospital
Saturday afternoon. She 10 sur
vived nv her husband. Alfred
four sons. John, Eddie George and
Theodore Ted. one daughter.
Mrs. Alma Brouse. and grand
children. Funeral services will
be held at Olalla Thursday after
noon with burial at Olalla. Fu-
neral arrangements are in the
hands Of Rafferty, Of Seattle.
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Trade Wind" by Schneider

INV yoRk-The house - rep
rrsentatives is constantly On ne
alert for new sources % revenues
Corporate taxes win BE- higher this
year because defense contracts a..
low larger earnings Now labor
unions are 70 b. tackled.
Advocates ~ the union-tAx plan
say that u IL not equitable n tax
private corporations and exempt
labor unions hor unions.
To are earning ey - 4
result 81 the a. program
spending
What the house 4. after i such
windfsn profits as obtained by
the building trades unions n the
American Federation n Labor.
The dues collected from temporary
workmen on government defense
construction projects 10 estimated
at more than $40. 600 600
Co>TRoI-Ths senate defense
investigating committee viii soon
start hearings On legislation of =
union control bill Tho hill orders
that labor organizations report
their financial affairs a. do cor
porations. These Win have 10 he
filed With the department Of labor.
WAR ORDERS 49, Bethlehem
Steel has 81. 3es 600 600 Of uncam-
pleted defense contracts Of which
81 Us .242 600 Is direct government
orders. The figure does not In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

eiade si2n $50 900 - unenmpi~tsa
new plant facilities n whirh to
government wili euntrihuts 81.
so 600 Ruih a. ths uncomeletea
defense orders 4. made 40 - eans
tracts for naval vessels ard totals
sal "a 600
ronD sHIry ARD - The reta
shinysrd corporation. saws a eous-
nsny spokesman. has hcossd ssss
81 600 IN government and British
contracts calling for los ships
On thts business Todd IL exported
= net = maximum profit ~ anest
81 ss7 IL.
II Vas denied any ~ this nu.l.
nsss "a. ever solicited The
spokesman said that Thomas CIR
rorsn. former inner White House
adviser. VAS not employed 10 set
government contracts
REroRTs Arr THAT caa-
Kress will givs lts blessing this
Yesr on Western Union. rnsssl
Telegraph merger -. Armstrong
Cork may be affected BY priofitiss
ruling =. Westinghouse Air Brake
produces IS per cent u all railroad
car air brake equipment and more
than half all railway signal equip
ment Briggs Msnufsrturing
hurt BY dip IN auto output. pro.
dueinK sirplsne equipment
American Rc.chs rev aircraft
magnetic division operating At ca
naeifv Fairbanks Morse order
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Missing 0lYmpian
Now Faces Divorce

OLYMPIA Mrs Emma M
Wolf filed suit for divorce her
from her husband. Homer L Wolf
who IL being sought for alleged
financial dofslcstions in his auto
mobile agency business
The tocially-prominent pair wsre
married June 20. 1910. and we're
expecting a child when Wolf dis
appeared on June 80 this year.
Mrs. Wolf charged him with cruel
and inhuman treatment and asked
the court TO give her custody OF
the child or children when born.
She also asked a suitable allow
ance for support Of the child
Wolf has been sought In many
states since his dissppesrancs A
grand larceny warrant was issued
for his arrest by Prosecutor John
S Lynch, jr.
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BY Bert Henderson

able venture, the strenuous expert
ence and narrow escapes in the
swift current Of the Columbia
cured both Meekers and they de-
cided 10 stick 10 farming.
They might have farmed the
Kalama claim but just then there
we're rumors Of new territory 10
be formed north of the Columbia
and better land on Puget Sound.
The two men decided to make an
{ ther venture. A crop Of potatoes
vas turned over on shares 10 ar
other family that wanted the
claim. provisions were provided for
the wife and baby and the two men.
each with a 40-pound pack. started
on what was 10 be about as hard
an experience as the journey across
the plains.
The first sight Of Puget
sound-the mudflats at olsm-
pia was a disappointment.
News that N they wanted To
60 M the Sound they would
have In provide their own boat
was discouraging. should they
20 on or return IN the Column
his river claim with all lis
drawbacks After nights
sleep they decided 10 20 on.
Then these two farm boys whose
nautical experiences had been con
fined 10 padding on a small river
at home and navigating the rivers
required To be crossed on the west
ward trail. started 10 acquire ma
terial with which TO build a boat
which could stand the buffetings
Of occasional squalls on Puget
Sound. II lie a tribute to their re-
sourcefulness that the .ls-foot craft
carried them safely from Olympia
down Sound beyond WILDLY island.
up Commencement bay 10 the
mouth Of the Puyallup, and hack
through the Narrows 10 Stella
COON.
Because Steilacoom then VA Inc
metropolis Of Puget Sound they
decided 10 locate near there They
staked out claim on Mcneil
island and while Oliver Vas left
To start clearing and build =
cabin. Ezra started back 10 the
Columbia river for the family.
TO he Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Scrap Aluminium
Canvass Started
Boy Scouts. Police.
Firemsn. Vets Aid

Arrangements for thorough.
hesszs + hnus~. ard <fr~~f ~
street eavsFsz< az the city -
ct - ths scrsp sluIninum sv<li-
go. ~<Fs srnoans~d TUESDAY
nny seauts sHaoarc~f that .
rhusle al - thsif hesaauaFf<rz
ssta afsT. any time this ~s<k
- hFtnE . seaut n Inc derF q
sEfsas 80 can't F~t - . n.
ssslsaa - ma nsin slsnsnazr
aansr = pth sna nrosd~sv
rs~-asv ~ city p.>or~
Sound asr ss.<s~s psss~susss
se-saes>~ .<ets.~~. f-ss.~~s ~
tFass Fsssss~s ~ ny e
Hes-sFt. ps-s. w. w.
= surprise aonstlun a. sss lsrr.
Sacks - AZ sluminusu care Mar.
dAY fFusa Sam psf~rmsn. r~rnma
ssuand hsna a<si~r
BE appeared IN Masur Marry
7. CANS effise 81 th< city nan -
80 - f<e.nsIy sss rurvss.~a ~
metal n hss ssa hnss&s n house
49, thFeaxh the elty. bit snsla
- PLEASED n aid the snfire
sfaoazt - TIE sinninam fnr -.
fens~ seii<xfinr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
War in Europe
A Year Ago
July z, 1910

nFstaln rsrlsi tn Aacif Hlslsrs
asn.ns 49, q sununit n the=~
xafds - NIeeeunt ltallfax fefelkn
s@sr~t.rs We snali net sesse
nKhsinx anti freetom frr saF-
selves sna rthsr. AS rs~s -.
surss
II eomrliinx csFruaH pfsse
iaszss .nss ne start ~ the 80
sfsfslH snrrarced thss mers thsr
go 80 eesn shnt acsn a. ~.
sFsks q slxef = fsy
saxlstlaztinn ~ the Rattle stats.
- I.sisls. t4fhuanis snd Estonls
a-eKun ~ Ncsrow
West cnssi ~ England sHa -
tsFs aff southern coast - treland
sefe mined ~ Britain
LIST - the british Destroyer
fsfzsTn Wa annnunced
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
All Aboard British
Navy Auxiliary Safe

LONDON -- The admiralty an.
nounced Tuesday that all members
OF the ships company Of n NJ 3.
Lady somers we're known 10 be
safe
The Lady somers. formerly Of
Canadian National Steamships
Canada West Indies feet. Nas re-
ported sunk last Thursday while
acting a. = naval auxiliary under
Commander q. l. Dun bar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

As told in the last installment
Meeker had only $27s when ne
reached Portland. fact which
created the necessity for taking the
first job offered loading cargo on
a lumber carrier in the Willamette
liver. He had been working there
little more than a week when he
received a letter from his bachelor
brother. oliver. who had gone 10
St Helens. then booming because
Of the decision Of a San Francisco
steamship company to establish
port on the Columbia river TO COM
yete with Portland on the VIII
lamette. Oliver had taken over a
boarding house where 80 members
Of a dock construction crew were
living.
Meeker found things just as his
brother had told him. Everybody
was talking about the great sea
port that st. Helens would become
because great ships could not go
up the willamette TO Portland.
The picture grew brighter and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Commissioners Lei
Bridge Contracts

Contracts for the construction
~ tho Ciarks creek and Roz.dals
bridges were awarded ~ ~.
county commlsSonsr Tuesday N
the low bidders. Woodwork and
Cornell were low bidders ~ the
Clark's creek job with a bid Of
s. 254s5. Only other bid was that
n \ Y. Gray o. Puysllup vino
submitted figure Of is143.ss
Engineers estimate Was s. 900 -
Colin ODonnell Of Seattle as
awarded the Rosedsls Job m =
bid n t405s75. 5. r. Gray nd
tt.e2s 50 The engineers estimate
vas 14.4Se 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
"Peeping Tom" Given
90-Doy Jail Sentence

Leland Lnhr former sfneitsr en-
ploys IVES sentenced Monday after
mon by Police Judge " A. Rich
nond N serve - days IN N. city
jail subject 70 suspension after
Friday. following MS plea Of guilty
on charges o. beng a 'Pseping
torn
Judge Richmond made the sas-
pension when Il vas learned LohF s
wife Ia dDposing o; family furni-
turs here and that shs rad prom
ised 70 take LOhr 10 Titan 70 live
with relatives.
Lohr recently Was convicted On
q similar charge. He Ess given a
s0-dsy sentence which vas sais-
pended after 80 days
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

30 klaE sfovs record sales veiufue
A current price levels ? v
Neelearth shares Discount Hls4s
asaa Reduction. National Gypsum
obtaining kpea snare asfsncs sen-
tracts Ohio ON hsnsfits firm
higher enaae al prices norxs
Warner management ANXIOUS -
Increase share 81 fefrnse bushes.
nniisra hard ne ~ increasing
taxation American Rank
Snfes operations ~eil shesd ~
year aFa Apicer Manufacturing
fafsa nast attractive ~ aata
equipments
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
" Army Awaits Word
To Go Over the Top

LONDON N p SsWsoms. Eu-
ropean news editor Of the British
Rroadcasting corporation. dis
closed Monday night that the ulti-
mate slrn of Britain's " for We
tory" campaign ia IN one day
give the word for the " army 70
20 over the top with "a IN our
final offensive
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
D, Z. T SHORT

When the Meekers after five long months Of tiresome
travel approximately 1000 miles reached The Dses the
Columbia river Ezra with his wife and seven months old
baby took passage barge for Portland while his brother
Oliver took the trail down the river with the team and
He arrived first and obtained quarters for the rest
of the family at Portland boarding house That the
first time they had been house for five months. Most
of us today would turn at such accommodations
but TO the Meekers il seemed like paradise to have floor
under their feet roof their heads and bed which
o sleen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Australian Leader
Recalled TO Ottawa
Z ANBERRA

CAMBRIA r. J Burchsll
Canadas first high commissions =
% Australia. announced Tlsaday )
ne had been recalled b OTTAWA.
7 have been recalled To do =
War Job for which my government
considers have special auaAfi-
cations. the former Halifax. ~.
attorney explained
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

RENO. Nev Nsvs<ss Veterans
- Far~sxn wars late ncnasy 49,
Sne.frd Hn Immediate ssriasafloa
n ssr - Germany sna Italy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

brighter. The boarding house VAS
paying and for the time being Vas
making 50 much money that they
forgot about the cabin and the
free land Tor which they had come
west.
Then one dsy early In Jan
uary orders came from San
Francisco 10 Law off the dock
crew. Interests that were fl
nanclng the 81. Helens project
suddenly decided that II would
he cheaper 20 work with Port
land than 10 20 ahead with =
competing seaport. The con-
struction crews moved away
and the Meeker balloon col
lapsed and they were broke.
oliver was for staying in the
hope that the project would he con-
tinued. or. that failing, move back
to Portland or some other grow
ing town Ezra and Eliza Meeker
told Oliver he could have his way
but they were going TO strive for
the original objective.
That winter proved To he
severe one. Snow had fallen
To a great depth and feed for
the stock went IN prohibitive
prices. Part ~ the cattle
were sold 10 buy feed for the
others. Finally the last COW
VA. sold In buy feed for ons
yoke ~ oxen without which
they could not expect To do
anything on piece Of land.
As soon as the snow began 10
disappear Meeker started 10 look
for a claim He was advised TO
20 across the Columbia and chose
"a piece Of land that is now part
OF the town OF kalama In a few
weeks there was the cabin Of
which boy and girl back in
Indiana had dreamed.
While they were rejoicing over
the accomplishment, what seemed
like disaster came upon them IN
the shape If Columbia river flood
which covered their land with
wrecks Of houses and barns and a
quantity OF logs
That was not 80 had "a n
seemed. for on the advice and
with the help Of a neighbot the
two Meekers RATED the logs
and sold them Ia n mill at Oak
Point. The price they received
enabled them 10 lay In n stock
OF provisions, including a bar
rel Of flour at $50 and feed for
the stock.
The success Of the venture en-
couraged them to cut some of the
fine timber along the river for the
Oak Point mill On the day that
they started with the second raft
another freshet came along and
carried them down 10 Astoria
where they found that they could
sell the logs for ~ thousand
more than the Oak Point mill Of
fersd. Though that was profit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Meekers Stranded When ST. Helens
Seaport Boom Blows Up
Go Back to Dreom of Goblin on Their
Own Lond: Head for Puget Sound

! ~ \
Mseksr who. all honored the hoesl .peeias
fntalup 4 narrative all
Include rcferenc ehrrs PARTICULAR, tans precsss the
dus in The faIra
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

Tbermo-C hassed RPM cows-
pesitiys oii leaves fhs hot spos 20
the center of ia dish hone dry -
and runs uphill toward ths sdess
TO ger sasy from scorehina hssf.
Here 10 . graphic demonsfrsfioa
Of Thermo- CHARGED Rms"
ability to 5fsy on fhs iob az fhs
nor spots In your snsinsi
Try this nsw oil - p~eksd with
~xfravzIue other oiIs cant nlstchl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
PAULINE MPHS

Good.lookng Pauline b etZ
whose early round difficulties were
called the pcrllS Of Pauline.
triumphed almost as she pleased
She beat Phyllis Hunter. Of South
Dakota. so. 81. Her game was as
artistic As she j. ornamental
Mile. Bciz was loned IN the
~frerfinal round hy Mrs Sarah
Ebyan Palfrey Cooke among
Others. Mrs. Cooke whose British
accent IS much more incohcrcnt
than any English girl in the tour
nament. Waloped Jane Stanton
Miami. So. go She II probably
meet chubby Doity Bundy. Santa
Monica. Cal. in the Semifinals, the
hard hitting Miss Bundy having
blown Pat Canning Hidden Valley
Cal. of tho court today. Cd 6-3
In other third round SIngle'
matches Helen Bernhard New
York. defeated Mrs Angus, Can
zonmuller. Sea Cliff y Y. 90
so: Margaret r. Osborne, san
Francisco defeated Mrs Nina
Brown Hamilton. London, Eng
land 81. O.,
Barbara KraSe San Francisco
defeated Mrs Virginia Rice John
son. Brookline. Mass 0-6 los
Sd: Hope Knowles Philadelphia
defeated Mary Arnold. Los An
geles. As ga Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
It's Here und It's SpeIIeI F-O-O-f-b-u-I-I

delight in the early arrival More than broken down ball
club will be aided this year by leasing its expensive ball park
to pro football.
The Giants definitely this because of the
acquisition of like George Fanck Mnnesotan
played CALAMITY the Chicago ASta game Andy Mareos
the ST. Marys Greek who ruined Fordham year
Pugs Texas Agge passing Euis Keahey late of George
Washington Win Petersen Of those invariably
durable Minnesota tackles
gang like that, while maybe good the Chicago
Bears ought TO be able batter down Jim Crowley
less makeshift AnStar But there's telling year
fuss Mcaughreys AStars beat the 1911 Crowleys
bunch might make 1t two in He's got lot Of talent
Charley ORourke OF Boston College, Frank Reagan of
Nick Basca of Vanova Lou Ghecas Aug Lilo and Jim Casti
gia of Georgetown Mort Landsberg Cornell hashy
Aerdce Of Princeton huge Nick huger
Cnet Gladchuk Of Boston College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
St. Theresa
Starts Drills

Faced with tho prospect Of his
lightest team in years and the loss
Of 1S lettermen by graduation,
George Dufour, coach Of ST.
ThereSa's gridders defending Cath
Ole League champions. sent his
team through their first practice
at Northwestern Field yesterday.
With only two veterans return
ing, both backfeld men. Dufour's
greatest work viii be with the line
Dufour admits, however, I h a I
there are some good prospects
among the freshmen and juniors.
Meanwhile, out on Boston boule-
ward, Johnny Hackett is putting
his Catholic Central team through
a llmbering up program. The
iShamrocks appear 10 be headed
for another good year although
the team is not as heavy as last
years. Speed makes up for this
deficit. With the. return OF six vet
Grams and several capable reserves
from last years team. the Sham
rocks should be a threat 10 St
ThereSa's hope Of winning the
championship this year.
Joe CheSney former L. OF d
and recently made coach
of DC LaSalie Collegiate High. had
a turnout OF more than - hope
fulS. With 10 letteTmPn back, and
number Of reserves returning
CheSney hopes 10 have his team in
good form when the season opens
Although tho Catholic school
system does not start until Thurs
day, several other coaches had
their teams Cit fer Bfaet fce.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Ford Thrilled
By Trotters
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
born stables make most Of the
meets in Michigan.
Yesterday il was one Of these
trotters which turned in the No !
performance AZ the Detroit race
track where Six-day meet IS now
being run in conjunction with the
Michigan State FAIR.
The horse grey geldIng named
Volo -. Chaparal. won two heats
Of tho first race and in doing so
combined in a Quinnella where
the bettorS picked the first and
second horses or vice versa 10
pay two lucky ticketholders S63.50
each.
Each heat being a separate race,
Volo d. Chaparal won its first heat
in 206, paying 81 so. Combined
with Chief Hollywood. which won
the other end of the daily double.
Volo ID. Chaparal also was in the
daily double for $3.50.
A As favorite in the Quinnella.
which was the fifth race. Volo d.
Chaparal was followed across the
finish line by Highland Frisco. 4
l5-l shot. which ran the combina-
ton up 10 $3.50.
FordS personal interest how
ever, in harness horses is not
money. He just likes to watch
thena=f1la@ThatS=ehs aHydas nem
an aged. tall. thin man is likely
10 be The most interested harness
fan at the race track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

BOSTON. Sept ? a year agc
he could barely walk two blocks
a streptococcus infection had raw
aged his 2O0-pound frame, leaving
him physical wreck.
On September 20 he will climb
through the ropes into the boxing
ring at Yankee Stadium, New
York, with perhaps the best
chance any fighter has had Of the
10 who have attempted to knock
the heavyweight championship
crown off the head Of Joe Louis
LSli Nova today is living Gin
Fila career that matches jim
&addock's fabulous life lie was
washed up. finished Tony Ga
lento had smashed him into sub
jugation. sent him 10 a hospital
caused his retirement at the age
of %