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300 pieces, including toddlers' cot
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l to 6.
121 pieces Children's Apparel. Wool
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cotton tweed suits, and cotton
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lated leather trimming. Broken
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3 for 81. Each 35c
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Evening star., 1941-03-13
Sports Hats, 25e

Less than y price
100 hats in popular sports styles.
Wool felt hats, cotton corduroy
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so Felt Hats in both dreSsy and
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Bellarmine Will
Open al Auburn

Bsiisrmlne's is<I football debut
viii take place tonight simuitAns-
ousiy with thu dsdleation 81 nsw
lights and new Erandstand 1T
Auburn Besides beinx the sss.
sons inaugural for ths Lions, y
VIII BE- the first game for Andy
slstt, new Bsiisrmins mentor.
Starting lineup for the Bells. ~
announced ny sistt. Will b Bob
Bradford and Don spurssou 81
ends: Ray HsmmsrShuith and
Milton Richter st tackles. Claude
Knsoht sn1 Ray sullivan 81
guards; Bob Hut ~ csntsf. joe
nsnlsy A. Quarterback. iAuy
Rssk and Etsn c<bais ~ half
bscss and Vie nsrflnsss 81 full
hack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Bleacher Golf
Makes Debut
HILL A DEI.PHIA :

PHIL A DELPHIA - Blescher
golf, designed TO give the spec
tators break, makes its debut
today
As the nations leading pro
fessionsls and amateurs tee off in
the first 1s-hole qualifying round
of the IS, 900 Hurst international
Golf tournament, spectators. for
the first time in history. Will be
able 10 sit IN bleachers and follow
part Of the play.
The bleachers were erected
near the ninth and 18th holes
OF the TorreedaIe-F frankfort
Country club course and af-
ford a view OF several other
holes a. well.
Ben Hogan. the games leading
money winner TINS season: Craig
Wood, the national open champion:
Vic Chez, the PEA titleholder;
Byron Nelson. Sammy Snead. Gene
kunes, and Jimmy Demaret were
ranked among the fsvorites
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Rifle Shoot

Tacoma Rifi. club viii hold ths
first running deer shoot Of tkls
year on Sunday, September II. a,
their outdoor range. The saoo,
n open 70 the public and there viii
be a small entry fee. Hams and
bacOns viii os given as prizes
This snoot consists Of a life
sized deer target which travels
along On an overhead cable az
about 20 miles per hour at 100
yards from the firing point.
Shooting viii begin at 10 a. m.
al the Tacoma Rife club. located
o,ns-hslf mile east 81 the New
Tacoma Cemetery on the hsnlo
PARK road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Helen Wills
Sill Tops in
Tennis Drive

tos AsoEs.gs - shy q. ever
and atm hitting . ssnris hail -
hard a. wher shs wss queen II the
game for decade Mrs. Helen wills
Roark 81 santa Manies. cal. en-.
tered tho mlsed-aoahles semi.fsns
round ., the 18th annual Pacific
Southwest championships today.
Mrs Rosrk stole the show IN
yesterdays tournament play by
teaminT with National nsaihiss
King Ted Schroeder. t.os Anseiss
10 defeat the national ranking star.
William Tsibert o. Cincinnati, and
highlands first ranking ace. Valerie
Scott. iT.fs. 40
National Chsmplss nsssy
Riggs. Clinton. n. a.. hess
dews National tp.ah,e. Chsm-
pion Jsek Manner NJ Nlliiss
college. Fis.. "a. is.a. Ia o.
isss the semi final refund II ~
u~n's singles.
Maehins-ilke Ffanh,s rafhsf.
Altadens. Cal. joined riggs in the
sams bracket ny defeating The
stanford university star. Larry
Dee. so. az
Mrs Sarah rslfrsy cnass n
Boston. national womsn's cham.
pion. had her hsnds fun IN Iitris
Mary Arnold. f.os Angeles. hui
won. los. 40. 81. 10 70 Into the
semi finals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Lincoln and Stadium
Game Appears Toss-Up
Contest Gets AwoY Tonight at 7:30:
South Siders Won't to End Adversely

Lszare's Lincoln starting roster,
likewise, only shows three regu-
lars from the 1910 Abe team. SIEVE
Grassi at fullback. Bob Hokenson
at quarterback and Bob Arps at
center. are the Lincoln carryovers
from last year.
Balance of the Lincoln lineup
will carry more experience than
Stadium with Jim Heaton, left
guard; Dick Remission. left end !;
Dick Coblentz. left tackle: Ed
Bemis and Denny Berglund, half
backs, all being lettermen with
considera BILE action last season.
FROM CALIFORNIA
Right side of the Lincoln line
Ing Thompson at end. Dick Rupert
at tackle and Fred Rea at guard
has been rebuilt from last year
Rupert being a transfer from Cali
fornia while Res and Thompson
came up from the reserves.
Two Stadium starters have
never before played In y game.
Chuck Fain, junior hslfbsck
and Bengal punter. will he
stepping into competition for
the first time as will Bud
Boyd. right end. Boyd Is next
years track captain.
Balance of the Stadium roster
are up from the reserves. They
are Parker Buck, left end; Bill
Buck, left guard: Joe Boyle, CEN
ter; Ted Gregg, right guard; Bob
johnson, right tackle; Jack
mickey. halfback.
Mystery surrounds the offensive
play both teams will use although
it is expected that the Lincoln
attack will stem from a Notre
Dame formation. since Lazare
played under Jimmy Phelan. Both
mentors have taken precaution TO
pledge observers to secrecy.
Defensively the game should
follow the customary Lincoln
Stadium pattern with players on
both teams making sensational
tackles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

Grouse season opens again for
one day Sunday.
II this rain continues you VIII
find your birds holding tough"
You will have TO almost step
upon them TO put them 10 flight.
II you are hunting without a
dog. walk a short distance. then
come to a halt. Wait a few sec
onds. Might do a bit OF whist
ling. singing or talking to your
self.
II birds are near when you
halt. they are more apt 10 80 10
flight They suspect you have
them spotted
You have a fine chance Of
finding birds in logged-off land
where the protection is good.
especially around alder patches
or large logs
Too. work In the neigbborhood
Of standing timber.
The last two days Of the 1871
grouse season come Oct. 3 and 9.
Thoss last ace the first two
DAYS Of the deer season. too.
That means that You should
wear = red hat and trust that
some jittery hunter won't take
YOU for a deer.
These are prosperous Gays.
Men have money and many new
hunters Will 20 into the deer
lands. numerous beginners among
them.
Deer. too. are more plentiful
than ever in the history Of Wash
ington. authorities insist
Thus. the danger ia Increased.
Hunters know the deer are
numerous and ar. In almost
every wooded and iogged-off sec
ton you wish 70 name.
That news has spread around.
There1l be hunters galore -.
with rifles
You won't find this old timer
in the deer lands com. the next
two grouse days after Sunday.
II you are going after deer
never forget don't
shoot 81 anything until you
know positively you are shoot
ing At a BUCK with visible horns.
II you shoot a. or shoot
q human being. or domestic AMI
nal you can lose your hunt
ing privileges until TIA game
commission decides you are cap
able Of future handling Of a
gun.
The Law h mandatory. a Ia
CONAN was recently shot In the
face, head and upper body BY
a ners Gus, incompetent hunter.
who failed 10 keep a companion
In mind when . grouse vent into
flight
Under the ls~, his License viii
Be- taken from MIN until the
commission desires 70 renew u
The Salmon Run
A fig for science 81 Helens.
Ore, fishermen have their own
explanation for the present
heavy salmon run. greatest in q
generation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

counting in either City or Cross
state standings. both squads will
be striving for the first-game edge.
Lincoln's hopes were dealt p
severe blow Thursday when Floyd
Marcoe. veteran gaurd. twisted his
knee in line scrimmage and will
be out for three weeks Marcos
WAS rated q certain starter for the
Railsplitters tonight.
Stadium. too, was bothered
with guard trouble a. stocky
two-year veteran Dick Hit
brunn, rated the class Of city
guards. came mp with an all
ing throat. Heinrich said Ted
Gregg would start In Hit
brunn's position.
Loss of Hiltbrunn cut Stadium
down TO three regulars from the
1910 eleven who will be starting
tonight. The other veterans are
Co-Captains Ray Hagen and Don
Lee at right tackle and quarter
back. respectively, and Paul Jacob
son at fullback.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
BY HAROLD SHAW
The fats in the fire tonight

The fats in the fire tonight!
Primed to the hilt for an all
important first-game victory. Lin
coin Abes and Stadium Tigers
clash tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the
Stadium before a crowd OF football
fans who have been hungering for
weeks for the first taste of 1871
pigskin pie.
Stung by nine years Of Sta
dunn defeats, Lincoln Abes,
spanked by their new coach,
Dan Lazare. former University
of Washington gridder. viii he
out tn chalk up the first Rail-
splitter victory since 1892.
STEPPED in a decade of Stadium
superiority, Johnny Heinrick's
Tigers will he seeking TO carry on
the tradition Of Tacoma prep foot
ball supremscy-a tradition which
has carried Stadium teams 70 the
heights many times against the
A hes
EVERY WEAPON
Rated as tossup contest from
every standpoint. both teams will
be using every weapon to achieve
a victory. Despite the fact that
the game is Kings-X affair-not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Delaware Police Hit
Aluminium "Iockpot"

WILMINGTON, Del.-The state
police Of delaware contributed 70
the aluminium campaign They
virtually hit the jackpot" when
they broke open a number Of con-
fiscated slot machines and sal
vsged about 40 pounds Of alum
mum
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Army Criddsrs
Tussle L.uies
Olson VIII Scout
Consoqo Tonight

Pacific ilsshsssr gfsd1>vs eea-
sinned shslr heavy rfsmmsss rss-
gram thursday ~ish N stss -
vision fecshsIl~rs coming ever ~
= hrssk ~s~sa "a tAs ssw oissn-
stas field.
The Lssshsssps scossd tws tnurb-
de~ns ~ith their ssusl alspiay -
piashIn srishsvy. th~n ~sre mife1
under - . besvy rain souGed ~
ths pe.t covered field
F"ssssisG ~ practice
Ces~h int o>s~n Nm ~
spshase IN n . ntsos sraeolsg.
~ tsssssun Bwtt1sns. wee -,
Avissea state ~ rvs1oy
Might. Otsss's ssssstna ~.
ssersssn last ysss ~ ~ nstsp
part In NJ ausnsfsu vse>ssy
s~sssa ~ ~ lSsees. -
On thu army fa<ser wsrs former
srsddsfs who hsvs appeared IN Ia
ccms rsmssI Kenny ishnsnr. fns-
mar PIC sasrd Tiny Arrdt. f7r-
msf Everett tackle. srd x~drs1h
Aseherhfepnss. farmer Hssysls
fuIihses. ~sve staying fss L,s4k.
i.osen rnttis's squsA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Wahlers Sets
New Pin Mark

Fred Nshiers. one NJ Tacnmss
best howlers, rolled 7aa in the city
pin league Thursday night % hang
up a new high single game NJ ali
bowling leagues for the current
season.
Fred marked ap the hlG
score In HE frat game. thru
followed With ips ana isi. ~
finish with sis. highest score
Of the cry session.
wshIers' team. the Brushsrs.
rolled 2,Tbo for the high team total
and won four points from nh
Hsrdmsn's strong Jewels outfit.
The scores
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
PuyalIup Grid Ace
Ruled Out Of Play

PUYA LLuP - Hsyibg hssf
Chuck Morgan. zto-pound tackle,
who became insliSibls whsn his
parents decided 10 return 10 Win
throp. Puysilnp vikings play ct
Mount Vernon snuiTht with . re-
yised hnsup. Coach Carl SPARKS
announced.
Homer Psarsss moves ists
the nns ~ guard pcsifssa
whils BiiI Scott shifts back 10
tAekie 10 mi MsrgAa's shses-
Other Viking iinesussa are
Don Poe. Ron Poe. Gall Bruce,
Dick Rave and Norman Ward
Johnny uno Will start ~ quar-
tsrbsek In place Of Co-Czptaln
Bin cslllsan. VINO 10 out with an
injured ankle. Other backfield
starters viii be Ken spoonsr.
Norm sturm and Dave Martin.
You help yourself when you buy
Y. .. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
rosIcHr.s IIsEurs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. derry Bennatts
Dick Hbrunn us. Bud Sanders u.). Dick Carlson us Harry
Mansfield 6) Dayton Maltby 40. Pete t
usl Walter Roadway t2o Warren Ming (s Bob
Rudy De,cke ga Bn ta5
CID, lee Rasmore
johnson $50, Bii Murphy
fncoin Marisnd Fur-
seth tss) Gordon Brunswick ts5)
t) Dick Hunt 42)' Dick Taylor Ui), I~Ro, Tunbun
jacobson tisl, FLYNN Lohaok (5i). Conrad ts7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
B O W LIN G
KNIGHTS OF PyTHAs


bowling league In Thursday
matches IN the Coliseum alleys. He
rolled 4s1. with singles of 10.
156 and 1873
Esquires won four from Knights
and Senators split even with the
Pages.
SHIPYARDS LEAGUE
Joe Sumption again led the
trundlers OF the 12-team Day Ship
yards league, registering los. 222
and 1913. for 613 total.
W. Holly had two games Of
1913 and a $50 total. G. Wien
ker wound mp with a 20I 20
bring his total 10 $50.
Other high singles were; Jim
Duke 1856. Bill Plested 1872. Bill
Felts 1872. X. Henspetter le5, and
Everett Olson ISIS.
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Three members of the women's
league rolled into the 400 circle
in Thursday night matches. y
Gagliardi. with I4s las and
172. led the scoring with a nice
463 total.
Catherine Dangherty rolled t0s
and Margaret Bell 4o5 for the
other 400 scores.
Tire Service. composed Of Car
net Torgerson. Margaret Bell,
Alma Tresch, Mary Puz and l..
Martin, turned in the best team
score. shooting 1920.
GROCERY LEAGUE
Mike Siemion rolled consistently
high to capture the individual
scoring honors in the matches OF
the Grocery league Thursday on
the Coliseum alleys His games
were 1877. $50 and 17s. and his
total 545.
Bornhorst tailed 502 for an
other good total Clarence Dug
ger wound up with 4e6.
COLISEUM COMMERCIALS
Frank Hoffman and Clyde Payne
shared individual scoring honors
in the matches Of the Coliseum
Commercial league Thursday on
the Coliseum alleys.
Hoffman registered 554 for
the best score Of the day on
the Coliseum lanes. His games
were 1872, 1871 and 1871.
Payne finished his series with
20l, only 400 gam. of the session.
His total was Bis. Jack Gibson
was also In the 500 class, with SOC.
HUSTON WoNEN's LEAGUE
Leading the way to victory for
her team, Alma Suppler rolled
high single game with 100, also
high series with All. IrTna Frohler
was close second with 453 and
Helen Gallagher was third with
422 Seas ~ 2372: Allies (Ol
1858; Lou's ~ 22s1; 3 Pigs tOJ
1884.
RusTON COMMUNITY CENTER
The fail and winter season ia
starting with bang al the Ruston
Recreation center. In tn. gynna-
SUM the adults Of the community
are gong 70 have a roller skating
session Tuesday, Sept 20. from
s 30 70 1890 p. m. Those wishing
10 participate must be Il years
OF age and over
A. meeting Of IN. young
folks, Recreation club. arrange
ments were made for a social
dance 10 be held the second and
fourth Thursdays Of each month
the next dance VIII b. held Thurs
dsy. Sept 20. and n. young PEG
pie are working hard with AZ.
engagements and looking forVsrf
70 = grand time Music VIII b.
furnished BY the WPA orchestra
Every Thursday afternoon. fror
z 10 8. free tap dancing inStrlc.
ton Ia given By competent
WfA Instructor. who has enrolled
80 members in the first classes Of
different ages.
The ping-pong enthusiasts have
called meeting for Wednesday.
sept "a. al 100 p. m. In the
social room. They intend 20 Or
gsnize and get started with a
tournament AL VINO are inter
esteo are invited 20 attend thls
meeting. \ special invitation IL
extended % all enlisted men 70
make use Of the Ruston Reeres-
ton center.
INTER rEalH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Ohe Mixed Raa
With Elliott Meteoif

Labor troubles four years ago,
they claim, Ia responsible.
In 1891 fishermen aud buyers
argued long about the price Of
fish. Most of the fishermen
struck. Few nets were put In
the Columbia river and an nm
usually large number Of Chinook
made their way 90 the spsw ming
grounds.
Now the offspring OF those
salmon, mature sitter -four years,
are making their way 10 the
same spawning grounds where
they were Matched
That's the fishermen's story.
Science. and the state fish
commission, say only that the
fall run was late delayed until
after the start Of the fishing sea
son Sept Is and that the fish
ernen for the first time IN years
we're able 10 drop their nets In
the river At the peak Of the run.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
NTERNATIONAL LEAGrE
ASSOCIATION

Montreal Il. Newark 4. fBest
u seven senes. tied III.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

Here is lnoon's sortine lineup for tonohts GONE first
bottle OF the Line te't TO rieht-lne Thompson.
Flynn lobook Dick Hunt Bob APPS Dick Cobeni1 Fred REQ
Dick Remission Hookfeld front rowE Denny Beround ord
Bob Hokenson tbook row. SIEVE Cross ond Ed DENIS
On the right the SODIUM stortne lineup Line left 10
right porker Buck. Bill Buck, Worren King Joe Boyle Ted
Gregg. Roy Hooen, Bud Boyd tBoektield Jock MICKEY
Chuck fon, pou Jacobson, Don Lee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

Louisville 7. Minneapolis
IouisviIle wins series <-zl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

Here is the Friday program
for prep schools of this district:
Lincoln at Stadium.
Bellarmine at Auburn.
Puyallup at Mount Vernon.
O'Dea at Sumner.
Kapowsin at Clover Park.
Yelm at Orting.
Eatonville at Roy.
Enumclaw at Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

Loses His Dog
Frsnkis HahslsT. pr.dafor
hunter - Tacoma. VINO hunts
and explores the mountain areas
Of this state more az q hobby
and thriii-proyider than any
thing else. lost a young hound
recently.
The last Frankie saw ~ the
DOG wss when hs put tns ami
nal out for cougar In the An
osrson lake srss In me upper
South Fork Of Mineral creek
area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Nice Work, Boys

Here's congratulations 10 Or
Vile and Ralph oss, brothers.
living IN Tacoma.
The other day at Kapowsin
lake they rescued an aged man
and wife from drowning.
The old folks boat had turned
over and they vers just about
ready 70 give up when the Ia
oomsns. fishing nearby, pulled
them into their boat and safety.
The almost victims were Mr..
and Mrs Bison Of South Prsiris.
Incidentally. N. brothers re-
turned 10 fishing and esnght
five fat Rainbow trout, aysras-
Ing 10 inches In length.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

You help yourself when you buy
Y. .. Defense Bonds!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Light Bulb Injuries
Carroll in Fight

MILWAUKEE. Wis, May %
QNS)-Petey Scalzo of New York
MIA featherweight champion. sue
cessfully defended his title in Mil
waukee Auditorium last night
against Phil Zwick of Kaukauna
Wis, in the first 15-round bout
ever staged in Wisconsin. One OF
the preliminaries, which was to
have been a six-round affair be-
tween Pat Carroll Of Detroit and
Jimmy Pierce of West Allis. Wis.
l55 Founders, ended in disaster in
the first round. A 1000 watt cleo
trio bulb fell from the cluster
above the ring and landed on Car.
roll. burning him severely, and the
bout was stopped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Better Than Joe, Say the Records

no DOUBT IT," Cronin replied leaving loop
hole for debate.
"He Is hitting. too" added.
(Curenhy DiMoggio is hitting somcrherc around
the $50 mark yesterday the frSt game ths season
in hich the Frisco lad had not been base Brother
Joe of the Yankees Is hitting around S2j and Brother
Vincent of the Pirates close to .30O)
Eyes he hits good" Cronn answered.
Looks like he's better ball player than Joe probed
"WeIl-he hasn't power at bat" Cronin hesitated
But in aaround paywel not better. Just as good Right
now, OF course. the records say better.
You see, smart managers don't get caught off base
"Hes smart-very smart" Cronin offered That's big
thing good player And he's of the finest young boys
I've known"
All which indicates Cronn is pretty sweet high yo
like, the boy
Joe Cronn and Tom Yawkey and the rest of the Re-
thank Doms weak eyes for their luck. If no
DMaggos specaces the younger DMaggo would probably
be with Brother Joe and the other Yankees.
When Brother Joe suggested the kid to Ed Barrow, tn
head Yankees interested Barrow fan
ced payers-other than pitchers-who wore glasses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Spec+acIes Okay TO White %ox

so WHEN the bidding for Dominic then member of
Francisco Seals Pacific Coast League club Barrow
around
That's little tale concerning Dominic DiMaggo the
Yankees and the Red Sox
But Domns specs made difference with the White Sox
Chicago club bid 100000 for him. The Brooklyn Dodgers
Then the Red Sox, the strength of
Cronins endorsement of the player with the winning offer
something like $4,000 and Lefty Powell pitcher at Louisville
That and still is the biggest amount the Boston Amer
League paid for recruit But Cronn and Yawkey
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