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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Special Election
AT Clover Park

Voters Of Clover Parks console
dated school district were urged
Thursday by Supt. A. G. Hudtloff
10 turn out In force TO cast ballots
on the special 1S-mill levy. since IT
will require at least $50 votes to
make the election effective under
state law.
Polls for balloting on the levy
Will be open until o'clock Thurs
day evening at each Of the five
grade schools in the district-Park
Lodge. Lakeview. American Lake
South. Lake City and Custer.
There win be no polling place At
Clover Park high school.
Purpose Of the levy, II WAS sx-
planned, 10 to provide approxi-
mately $4,000 from taxation for
purchase Of new sites for two new
school buildings and to extend sites
for expansion Of older buildings
for which state and federal grants
amounting to s772.oo are expect
Cd to b announced soon.
The levy Of Is mills asked this
year u five mills lower than the
special levy voted BY the district
last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Crippled Youth
Medal Winner
Cited for Volor
In Sowing 2 Boys

BOSTON a i7-yesr-old Mon
tana farm hoy with a crippled
right arm who rescued two youths
from drowning in . raging river.
ves named today a. the 1871
winner Of the gold medal awarded
annually by the Legion Of valor TO
the lad who performs thu most
h~roic act Of the year.
Maj. Ralph w. hobart. chair
man Of the board Of medal awards.
said that the winner. Dean Logan
Of Kalispsll. Mont. probably
would Be taken to the White
House at Washington TO receive
the medal from President Roose-
Welt.
Two Boys on Raft
Last May Is. Logan heard eries
coming from . swollen river near
his home and raced TO the hank.
Two boys on q drifting raft were
being swept toward q perilous log
5am and rapids below.
Logan raced along the hank
for three-quarters Of = mile 10
gravel bar. removed his
heavy boots. and plunged into
the swift current. With his one
good arm be hatfield his way
N nsidstream. hut the raft
eluded him and - turned
hack.
Barsfooted. he ran along the
hank 70 another gravel bar 300
yards below, again dived in. swan
across an s0-foot channel and
intercepted the raft One boy
jumped In and chung TO Logan.
Ths other ieaped and sank but
Logan reached him and managed
10 get TO shore with the two boys
slinginG 10 him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Here is architects sketch Of the new Tocono Mormon
church Central Word TO be erected cost OF oppros
n1ofey $50 900 or So zf and The architectural
style true New enelond coonol and includes OF the
spre rising IS feet obove ground Pons no.
fully approved ond Construction will be Speeoed. Bishop
& {. evons announced 10 provide needed church and
recreotonol fociles for 500 members OF the
Letter boy Sonts church duty in neorby Fort Lewis.
Comp Murroy ond MoChord field. In the ohopel ond
ousilory spoce there will be seotino copociy for
thon 700 with complete stooe in the recreoonol room
ond 10 clossroon tor educational octvtes Bishop tvons
hos Just returned from attending the general conference
of the church OF Sot loke City where the Toooo pons
were approved
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Miss Mslca Kleiner. graduate of
Stadium high school and now q
senior at Reed college. Portland
has been elected president of Anna
Mann house at the college.
Miss Kleiner. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Kleiner. 1908 No.
9th st, is a member of the student
council at Reed She also won the
Armitage fund competition in
oregon history which was held
last spring. Her essay. a Com
parison Of the Oregon Provisional
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Tacoman Named
VITA Secretary

Rev. John Henry soltman. pas
tor Of the Tacoma Evangelical
church. was appointed secretary of
the Warrington Temperance asso-
citation at the meeting held Tues
day in the Seattle Y. M. c. A. Rev.
Soltman had recently been desig-
mated q trustee Of the organization
by action Of his church conferences.
Rev. J. Arthur Stevenson Of Taco
ma. . vice president Of the associa-
ton, acted as chairman Of the
meeting which was called to for
mulats the program for the year.
Steps were taken toward the
organisation Of county units Of the
Washington Temperance associa-
ton and the formulation Of = fly.
ing squadron of speakers In ths
cause OF temperance. Report,
given during the session showec
concern over increasing intoxica'
ton and violent deaths due tc
intoxicants. Figures presented
showed s.l7e places in the stat,
where liquor is sold as compared
TO lilo before prohibition. Liquor
law violations by women had in
creased IS per cent in the United
States in one year.
Progress in the temperance
movement was evidenced by TN
fact that 7.7o0 communities in IN
United States banned the sale o
liquor by local option in recen
years. Recent returns showed q
per cent of Kentucky has slread,
voted dry.
w. ]. Herwig. executive secre
tary Of the association. presente'
q program OF activities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
CIGARET BLAMED

A lighted ciRsret Was blamed
Thursday by the fire department
for = fire in the Superior hotel
170i Market st, Wednesday after
noon. which caused $50 damage to
the building, according to Mrs. c.
Sato, manager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Government With the Other Pro-
visional Governments of the West"
placed first in the undergraduate
division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Army Gets
3 SandlOt
Players

Three Detroit Sandlot baseball
players. headed for the army this
week, today nursed memories Of
their last games played on the
local playficldS.
Dick Steclcy. first baseman
with d. s. r. OF the Labor
League. was presented with
watch by Wish Egan. Detroit
Tiger scout, yesterday as he pre-
pared 20 co TO Fort Custer.
The others were Bill Collins
and George Ruehle, both Of Sans
Club I'M Class r If the Detroit
Federation Ruehle. in
hIS last trip at the plate. hit
home run.
Collins was q star athlete at
Wayne University. while Ruehle
played with the University Of
Michigan nine last Spring. Both
are graduates of Central High.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

Officials of tho American Legion
Junior League NIL meet today TO
arrange district playoffs among
the top best teams IN the local
circuit 80 determine DcirolfS rep
rescn'atINe IN the Legion S state
championship tournament
Three nincS were certain OF
places In the diStric' playotiS They
are RoOSe--Nanker threc-tlmc state
champion and leader of The East.
crn Division Faust runncfup 10
Nankcr and Tcrn>tcdt leader Of
the Western Division Either PIT
tcnEcr Ford or Cadillac Will be-
tho fourth entry
a change IN rules prov dies that
Detroit shall enter only one team
IN the state tourney tins season
whereas II has previously had
three entries
RoOSc-N ankcr established itself
as the team 10 beat again yeSter-
day when u outsluggod Faust 10
win 100, ~ us final scheduled
game Dom VICarI and Bob Coo
QUIT hit home runs for Nankcr
Each team used four pitchers
Ternstedt wallopcd Algcr I'D
for lts seventeenth victory against
four defeats Steve SIopo held Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Rita Wins
Legion
Net Title

Little Rita Onishuk became
Jack the Giant Killer long enough
Yesterday 10 win the American
Legion juniors girls state tennis
The comely Hamtramck protege
of Mrs. Jean HoXe trimmed Amy
Roosevelt. tanned and tall Birm-
ingham gal 81, 6-3, at Water
works Park in the tourney finals.
She had previously won the right
TO represent Detroit by winning
the district eliminations. In the
three final matches she dropped
only six games.
Miss OniShuk won the only way
she could by outSteadying her
opponent. She lacked the strength
and ability to cover court of the
long-reaching Miss Roosevelt but
she made up for it with accurate
placements and consistent volley
Miss ROosevelt'S enthusiastic
efforts TO kill on nearly every
drive resulted in costly errors in
the first set She settled down
in the final set hut could not
match her smaller foes accuracy
RitaS twin sister, Renetta. won
the consolation tourney for district
runncrS-up when she outclaSSed
Jean Frocck of Bay City. 81, 6-3.
She had 10 win the last four
straight games to overcome Miss
FrOcCk'S second set lead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
.Upsets Mark
Play
STANDINGS

Yesterday was the leaders day
to taste defeat in the Lutheran
Baseball League.
Mt. Zion, the pacemaker, bowed
TO St. Matthew 6-2. while Trinity.
in second place, was turned back
by Mt. Calvary, AL Mt. Zion,
however, held on TO its half-game
Steady hurting by Elton Hausch
of the second division ST. Matthew
club, checked Mt. Zion with seven
hits. Otto NaStelSky and Hank
Fischer made three hits apiece for
the winners. Bill Starry's two
doubles and single. and a home
run by Pitcher Earl Riske fea-
tured Mt. Calvary's victory over
Trinity
Ken WildS had a perfect day in
four trips TO the plate in leading
Our Savior to ll-2 triumph over
St Thomas, and in the other con-
test. Harry Taffs' home run and
three-bagger aided Salem in down.
ing Concordia, q-6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Homer in 10Th
Aids Krims
STANDINGS

One luSty home run hv Fred
OStowIeckl blasted Krm into the
final playonS OF Class { Yesterday.
defeated Riley. 2-l. and put the
loser IN a spot where II must now
win Us remaining game 10 get a
crack a. tho title
The husky first -SaCker'S four
base clOut came with two out IN
the tenth inning and ended a bit
ter hurting duel between Ed
kaleita. of Krim. and Don Tracy.
OF Riley kalcIta allowed seven
hits. including a home run by Leo
Bergamo for Riley fifth inning
counter. He walked only one and
famed II. but turned m his finest
hurting in the tenth when he
famed two batsmen with two run
nerS on base
Tracy was Just as effective until
.Ostowiecki connected for his cir
cult clout. He had allowed four
hits previously, walked none. and
famed six
Good hurting also featured VIC
tories by Bradford Andrews and
Vlviano John Creevey. who
Chalkcd up a no-hitter IN his last
start. blankcd IoSco with four hits
as Bradford won 1910. Pete
Roggeman turned in a 14-O. two
hit triumph for Niviano over West
Side.
Issc0 nlu 600 GOO n
Bradford 600 O36 4Ox ID 10 Z
Tresh ErNieben and Bucholz Creevey
and Johnson
Krim 00o 0Oi O0a 2 s 2
Riley 900 Oi0 900 OIL &
Kaleita and iVAnicki Tracy and kuiaVs
AndrtWs Of3 303 O0I ~ y 9
square Deal .00V O0i 600 4
Rucek and skuDis1 stuart. Hacking and
IGrifi'hs
West SIDE O00 OO0 0oo 2 3
Viviano 22i 0i0 35x-l4 ? o
Baker ana savenkof Roggeman and
Cspofeu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Wiind|off Gets
No-Hit Game
STANDINGS

Pitching was Of such a near
perfect calber in the Labor
League yesterday that only a no.
ht game could win top honors -
so Hal Windorf Of DSR came
through with just what was
needed
For nine innings Windorf
BANKED mo Letter Carriers with
out a safe hit and allowed only
one outheld fly as his team won
so He famed Il batSmcn and
walked only one In ne fifth in
ming Fred Heating got on base
on an error, but died on first In
the eighth. John Rush drew the
only base on balls. then stole sec
ond and that was AS far as the
Letter Carriers could advance a
runner
Letter carriers oaa ooo ono % 4
DSR 0l0 $50 20N II !
sehse' and BROOKS Wnoorf and osrs
post Once $50 U21 el2 -l2 IS !
Un.u0 F-rtrrs ono GOO 600
Nnsa and ISL. ava Carney and So John
Metal pr sre-s 600 onf 0u-l 3
Eject ~ IS 0o0 ORB OK 8 0l ?
Ca-stars DeFrans and Miller. wilson
and Ald.lzer
pPW 2i0 500 na-s > I
Transfers 009 600 90 8
Thorn and spence Lonao. Rudoyich.
-faIaN and ft1Hwur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Me|viindd|e
Ace Misses
STANDINGS

There were almost four no.
hit games in Detroit sandlot play
The hurler who is telling his
friends today about how ne Just
missed the Hall Of Fame is Ken
Shirt. of Melvindale Boys Club.
who gave -huInnn- ScratchY- hit
TO lakewood as his team won 60
in Class D. Larry MaSciovlcChio.
lakewood right fielder. spoiled the
day for Shirtz, who famed Is.
The defeat dropped lakewood
which has played more games than
any Of its Class -. opponents, lust
below the 500 mark. and it must
win Sunday 10 gain the pfayUffy.
Star Lodge also must win IN its
last scheduled start a home run in
the tenth inning by Art Szankin
who had switched from third base
10 the pitchers mound. gave the
Falcons a 1913 victory over Star
Lodge yesterday
Northwest Lions. leaders Of the
division. became the only unbeaten
nine on the Detroit sandlotS when
they rallied 10 defeat Tobias
Courtney, SIS. with three runs on
walk and two homers in the Sev-
enth.
A safety in the ninth inning by
Tony Groth gave DeSantiS a hard
earned. 10 decision over Victory.
Northwest Lions 3gl 700 G1n-S Z
Tobias Courtney $40 600 600 - {
Re'z Dous.as and Crawford. Dorr. Doe
and Schrider.
he Saints o20 100 013 : - 3
Victory 500 600 200-6 u 2
kaufman seayre ana We,,stock; Wide
and BrJny
Americans On0 002 71O-s s .
Quality O03 400 COX = :
nudtfoh JHd0tc ana Ly!e Muazzo.
Gleason and Gotte-son
Posse'ius rI o2Q 3ix-la p !
KuWalsN 400 600 900 6
Dieters ani Z,e.pct Sldur and Stolka.
Sachs and Dzmkovskt
Falcons f0l orc 73l 1t "a :
star Lodge 30l 300 700 0-l3 ~
Koniecynv Kozenski szarNn Cerko
Walkie and AllhoJse Wintrack and Otren
Melyindsle Bows cum OH 0Oo 10 i3
lakewood Merchants 600 600 600 o
sh,rtz and Terues; sHvaein and Sher
wood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
EARLY DUEL

Rcaver hooked up with young
Frank Wummcll of AlteS IN a
~ pitching duel. For SIX innings
clubs were scorclesS, but in the
seventh Altc>' defense fell apart.
John ZrcmSk'S double and Harry
kalapinSkiS single were tho only
hits for Nlasic IN the seventh, hut
n PAIR OF costly errors helped
NlaSic push over four runs.
Al'es tailed is runs IN IFS half
~ the seventh, Nick Schcnk's hit
that bounced oyer the right field
er> head for a homer with Bill
Brock on base accounting for the
Two lallIcA-
Auto club. with no chance Of
qualifying IN tho pIayoffS. con-
tInued 10 prove it was all "A mis-
cake by taking Hodges easily. Ger
IT Lefty Brandt Who last week
whipped NlaSlc, was always IN con-
troll Is he scattered eight Hodge,
HITS.
PcpSi-Cols ouStcd Powers in n
smuggling bco pllng up a 90 lead
IN the first five innings 10 staye
off Powers rally in the late in
n.ngS Manager joe kritch Int a
homer and single for the winners.
while Chef Zcbroskle and Fred
Antczak mt for the circuit for
Powers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Midget Marvel
Unheraided Bob Gore Comes Up With No-Hit
Game in Fremen's League

lion 10 in first place with eight
victories and one loss.
Walt Kwiatkowski. of Battalion
), was another useful player yes
terday. He pitched the first four
innings against Battalion II, al
lowing one hit With his team
leading, 1910, Walt switched to
short and handled eight chances
clearly, and bagged a pair Of hits
in four trips 10 round out his day.
BAIT No O22 DOL 0iO-9 3 q
BAIT No. 800 600 010-4
Cont Har,sis and Yarret; Van maels
and Moug
Bait No 0iO 100 1875 II o
Bait 40 O02 O4O OLE rs 5
Zimmerman and Torey snaEe and Harm.
Bait No 900 000 600 q 2
Bait no. 10 1O2 4i3 3ox-l4 IL 2
smith and Moylan, Dare, Gore and
Patuns.
BAIT No 2--qe2 300 ooi-s >
Bait No. II 00l $50 Oi0-5
Baron and MenTche Brooks and Gins
herE--
Bait No al 500 o2l-l5 Is 8
Batt. No y 600 600 300
Bsgman. Wagner Diericky and Cote
laere Poma. KwiskoWsk Twomey and
Colas.rski.
BAIT so 600 600 600 s s
Bau 40. 81 COS OfX-l7 -
Gainer. Mackenzie and Kesuer Kaspzykl
Rsdatz and Soma. Landrith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

day pitched a
no. hit. no-run
game 10 subdue
Batta lion 3,
14-0 in tn Q
Flrenlen : Mid
get League.
Gore struck
out 10 batteTs,
but in spite OF
his exec IL @ n I
twirling found
himself W / ( n
one out and the
bases full in
the seventh. a
fOrCe-Out at the
ri q and a
strikpoilt pl1lIpd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Hard Ball Entries Open.

The Westward "A is now TAX
ing entries for twilight hard ball
teams Entry meeting VII! be
Thursday evening. July L, at
Western Y ". c A, 1901 Clark
avenue. AZ s p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
STANDINGS

Battalion 10. which has counted
on Mike Dattero so much this sea-
son. today found itself with an
other ace pitcher.
He is Robert Gore. Who ScSter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

put just as
much determi-
nation into his
pitching as he
did in his words
and as a result
Altes, Boosting
a SiX-game win
ming streak, fell
before ReaVerS
twirlin g at
y o r thwestern
Field, 4-2.
T h @ los :
dropped a lite $
into a tie for
first place in
Class A with
Paris. " hic n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Redver Gets
Revenge, Wins
Over Allies y
STANDINGS

Orville Reaver, the Pontiac fire.
man, used 10 pitch for Altes but
now is with Vlasic club in Class A
of the Detroit Baseball Fedora
ton. While he was warming up be-
fore taking the mound against
Altes yesterday Reaver said:
eff I never do anything else, 1
am going To beat this club"
Well Reaver, the AlteS castoff,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
TWO HoMERS FAIL

Walt Williams whipped JAW
l54f despite a pair Of home runs
by John Donnelly A four-run rally
in the eighth apparently clinched
the game for Williams. but Dom
nellys second homer in the same
half with TWO on. put the losers
back IN the game Joe RaSydor
most valuable player in Class 3
last year, tenaCiouSly went the
route 10 win.
IIaSSett, one Of the hottest
teams in the division. chalked up
lis sixth straight victory by whip
ping Industrial Sheet, so. Sam 5
pulled up IN a tie for first place
in its second with an easy 1913
triumph over liaSS Frank Ayers
scattering seven hits
Hard luck team of the day was
East Side. which was knocked out
of the playoffS on a homer with
one on by Frank Rogers in the
ninth, McLouth winning, 9-S The
latter was out Of the running.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
At IL Gun
HoI,tf>


'Barted for HrIu,ss 10 nnth
Hodges 300 200 0G0-2
Auto r|h ul0 0i3 COX -S
Er-nr. 'h .NHf Davis FIrrek Brandt
Three base htf Sfet cnsun stolen 49, base
Stephenson Bases m balls orr
Httrgts e. s.f PrHrt' ~'r1rF or' rs
Hrss.ts hH Hrarrt Douhe paws
FLORES fo Ch.raa goo stephenson Brandt o.
LDFausf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
STREAK ENDS

Yesterdays play also saw the
end of Class BIS longest winning
streak. Walt Williams downed
JAW 154. So, in the days most
exciting game.
JAW 154's setback left the OPP
ponents for Sans in the Amateur
Day program July II up IN the
air, Four teams go Acme. Grey
hound, JAW l54 and Walt Will
liamS each have won nine games
and lost two, not counting Sam 5
with the same record 1t is likely
DBF officials will draw out of a
hat for the Amateur Day team.
JaSinas no-hitter was MASTER
piece, although he walked two
and a pair got on on errors. While
tense crowd watched, Prieto
batterS even tried 10 bunt their
way into the hi column IN the
late innings. but JaSina and ms
support was Just too tough He
had a good fast ball and his curve
never crossed him In the first Nl>
innings he had only one run tC
work on JaSina famed J., nine
in the first five innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
IHONF RIN IIADFRs

Amfrlcan = DlNaEEi0 YANKEES N
Keller Yankees 10 Johnson Athletics
Il York. Detroit II
National ont Giants IS Camllu
lAgers. 1s, Nicholson. Cubs IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

was idle. In other games. Powers
bowed out of-playoff contention byl
losing 10 PepSi-Cola. lis. while
Auto Club downed Hodges. So |
Hodges. however. still has a chanccl
10 make the elimnationS provided
wins next weeks contest and a
playofl Of a postponed game with
Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Major League Leaders
HOME RIM Writer'S

American Higgins Tigers "a. Spence
Red S1X Heinrich Yankees
National Dallessandro. cubs Relser
Dodgers; Bsrteu. Giants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
IIAnING rITCHIRs

Nnerican Benf0n- Tirers 81. FpUef
Indians. ~ RuNinE Yankee 1919
National Riddle Reds 100. Krig
Cardinals. 60. Carpenter. Giants s-l
Nahem. Cardinals ST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
SoftbaII Results

tAT MACK PARK
P~'rFe f~1.a-ai Torn B1ft
Loose GIRLS a. PARIS Girls
Hudson Motor 4 DeFoar q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
IEAnING RAIIIRs

American Williams Red SoX 3a7
Heath, Indians 800 Travis Washington.
$40. Cullenbne Browns $40 DiMaggio,
Yankees $50
National Reiser Dodgers. 3iS Mize.
Cardinals 81 Brown. Cardinals .32i
C0onev. Braves 32f Ettcn Philadelphia.
.122 slaughieT. CardInaIs 122
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
No-Hitter Puts
-Four Leaf Into
b. P|dyoffs
STANDINGS
RED Division

Sixteen clubs were in the play
off fold in Class p Of the Detroit
Baseball Federation, but none was
celebrating the event today more
than Frank Shields Four Leaf
Clover.
Needing Two victories against
formidable opponents to make the
eliminationS yesterday, -Four Eee4
Clover came up with shutout VIC
tories in both games.
Prize effort for the team came
from handsome Joe Jaslna, who
pitched the second no-hlt, nO-run
game in Class b this season as he
turned back a tough Prieto club,
10. Four Leaf found the going sur
prislngly easy against ITS second
foe. JAW Z, winning in a five
inning game. 100.
Next weeks opening playof
round will find the following fight
ing for the title: Sans. 1889 and
1910 champions; Acme, Grey
hound. Arthurs Mcclure, Troy
JAW 154. URWA. JAW I, -Four
Leaf Clover. Walt Williams, JAW
ia, HE 4. {. HaSsett and PFiete,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

American niNaggin Yankees -
Keller YANKEES. ~ Yofk Tiger 80
National Nicholson Cubs 81 Camilh
Docgers. 81 Mlze, Cardinals IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

Gamer. Mackenzie and kesuer,
Rsdatz and Soma. Landrith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

Well, Reaver, the Altes castoff,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
DON'T MISS THIS

90 ACRES. tio per acre; sood land.
road. wood. Two miles north Of
Sumner on Auburn highway. mile
east Lake rapps road l.. Petersen.
DierinRer Wash. or GArisnd $40.
S-ROOM plastered house. III acres.
cropped. is minutes from court
house OIL 400. also cash, els
month Granite 1881.
40 ACRES. 1850, $50 down: between
Puyallup- Graham. Burnett s727
south NJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
eusinen Opportunities
Business Oppor. Wanted
Real Estate for Trade


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We HAvE two home. in Sssttl. for
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six-roorn marine view house. near
California ave West Seattle, value
- 500 Owners hem transferred
VIII trade for tacoma property.
WM. HENDRY CO.
6th A Pine Ma flo1 OF Ma 7a1a
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Farms and Acreage

RANCH SACRIFICE
OWNER called for government ssry-
ice. Must be sold by March sth
20 acres. IS acres rich valley soil,
balance shot CLAY. house. large
barn. chicken house and other
buildings. stock and chickens,
lights and water Price o. 500
terms Ewes. PR i2es.
0EMBERlING COMPANY
Sii Washington Bids. BR 1h.s
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Mclaughlin Motors
HUDSON

ATTENTIONS
PICK UP USERS
We have 1897 Ford Pickup Truck
with removable body top Top can
be taken off II YOU wish. rhn Ia
Just the truck for CARPENTERS
PAINTERS or anyone who uses .
truck for work purposes Price s44s
Bank Terms Trade
sAfFORD-BAfL NASH COMPANY
9TH and Tacoma Ave Main asas
1870 FORD Deluxe Tudor. radio
and heater. 1871 license. original
black baked enamel finish. s74a
Broadway motors. ia Broad
way. MAIN 32<1.
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II your. not using II. sell IL with
Fsst-Aciion Times Want Ad
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