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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
CHAPTER TEN

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One for the Money
By LOUISE HOLMES

words into her sons mouth.
Indeed we were" he
agreed. quite alarmed. How
ever, reminded Mother Of
Johnny's resourcefulness. He
h Trustworthy and reliable"
Johnny is treasure, Mrs.
Spats added. Dependable in any
emergency"
Sticky Ronantieism
Julie gave her hat, purse and
gloves to the maid. at the same
time wondering what Kennedy and
his mother would think of the con-
versation in the garage when
Johnny said. Don't sell your nice
character. Find a young man who
adores you. Love him, work with
him"
How absurd. Julie thought.
The kind Of drivel exploited by
the sticky romanticistx. Love
in-a-cottage stuff. There WAS
another theory, one with basic
foundation. Ii had to do with
love flying out Of the window
when poverty entered the door.
Julie turned to a mirror, lightly
touching the smooth waves of her
hair, waves slightly disarranged
by the pressure of Johnny's hand
during the storm.
She spun an amber curl around
her finger, giving 1t an admonish-
ing pat. Kennedy and his mother
watched the proceedings. Mrs
spate with smiling indulgence
Kennedy with frank delight
Clarkson, the valet, also watched
curiously from rear door. d,
stood at the door with the seconc
floor maid.
sour dear MIR. Spate Is on
the make. Annie" he whisper
Ell inelegantly. "And N you
ask me he has done a neat
piece of picking
oh, amt she beautiful ," An
ME breathed. She looks more lik,
one OF them movie stars than ,
msnicurist." Which remark prov
cd that the Spate grapevin,
system. composed OF housemaids
mattresses. first cook and secon,
cook. had broadcast the news o
Julie. II guess Mr.. Kennedy il
pretty hard smitten." Ami,
whispered.
Dignified Flattery
And who wouldn't be. Asl
you" Clarkson returned. Mia
Julie Patton has got what il take
II am any judge. and I think
am"
In the hall Mrs. Spats WAS saw
ing You are very lovely. Julie
Ia she not, Kennedy >"
"fou took the thought
; from me, Mother. aud 1 thank
you." he answered with dixui-
fed fAttery. "A man is con-
adhered rude when he puts his
admiration into words"
} Julie laughed musicslly be
} cause a laugh seemed to be In
Dictated at this point. Kennedy
dietion WAS stilted and not az al
, amusing. Why could he not b
J spontaneous and clever hk
! Johnny
But she mustn't think o
Johnny. More important matter
J required her undivided attention
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Four Injured
In Accidents
One Mon Arrested
As Drunk Driver

Ms Anna c Reding. A. q
Route Is. Box q. Tacoma was IN
the county hospital Monday morn
ing with a broken hip. and her hus-
band. Frand J. Reding -. was re-
covering from severe bruises after
being virtually moved down By
car which missed a turn Ia the
foC at 6 O'Clock Sunday ght at
Portland ave. and East SSH 81.
Driver Of the car was y. bod
son. IS. Of Monroe. state patrol
headquarters reported
After a collision ~ Fife inter
section Al 7:45 Saturday night two
men were treated for bruises and
cuts and one was booked At the
county Jail on a drunken driving
charge
state Patrolman Roberts booked
T. ". Mason. 59-year-old book
keeper. whose car crossed into the
opposite lane Of traffic and hit one
driven by Peter Helm. Of 1906
Myrtle st. Sumner. Mason was
released on bond Sunday. The ar
resting officer said Helm tried 10
avoid the accident by turning
sharply but was unsuccessful.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
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STSC Shipyords Reports Payroll Climb
Ships. Corgoes Moving BrisklY Monday

an suspicious start Monday with
six vessels on berth here and four
others due later in the day and
Tuesday
Repre- sentaflves q four import
ant routes the roster ~ those
working at local terminals Monday
included:
The American Mail Line unit
West Cusseta. readying for de-
parture 10 the Orient with a ca
pacitv lsding Of Tacoma goods.
the Norco with a cargo Of Alaska
ores for discharge at the smeiterf
the intercoastal steamer Oakmar.
exchanging general freights on a
routine cal, the eoasting steamers
Whitney Olson. James Griffiths
and Peter Helms. all frequent Wis
itors on their regular coastwise
itineraries.
Departures over the weekend
included the Lake Frances. Selma
City and the tanker Associated.
Expected here late Monday with
additional Alaska ores for the
smelter is the steamer Tanana
Arrivals scheduled for Tuesday
include the intercoastal steamer
Panaman. the coastwise steamer
Coast Farmer. and the Pana-
manian freiehter Santa Agueda
with Mexican ores for the smelter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Magnuson Assistant
Majority Whip

WASHINGTON - Rep. Warren
Magnuson, Washington, was des-
isnated Monday as assistant ma
Jority whip in the house of repre-
sentatives for the states Of WASH
ington, Oregon and California.
Magnusons duties consisted of
advising the Pacific coast con-
gressmen of the Democratic party
Of important votes and sessions IN
the house, and of attempting TO
pair votes" for members unable
to be present. In addition he was.
commissioned TO keep Majority
Leader John Mccormack informed
OF the opinions and intentions of
the Pacific coast lawmakers.
Rep. Patrick J. Boland, Penn
sylvania. is the house majority
whip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Finish Ferry
Slip Tuesday
Landing for Fox
Islond Boot Gone

The first step in reconstruction
n ferry landings FOR both Sixth
Ave Point Fosdi5k shuttle service
and the Fox Island I'm will he
completed Tuesday when the new
mainland slip for the island boat
is put into service.
County Engineer Ernest 4.
White warned that commuters
from Fox island VIII he able ~
take their cars across only on The
first morning and last evening
trips. The rest Of the day only
foot passengers can he handled.
The pontoon landing formerly used
for Fosdick-Sixth ave. service viii
be installed ready for use by the
Fox island ferry.
Plans Of the Hart Construction
Co. doing the ferry landing recon-
struction. and Of the state high
way department, are to make the
shift Of traffic from the Point
Defiance route to Sixth ave. with
out inconvenience 10 commuters
when il is made. White said. The
more complicated job Of building
counterweighted landing at the
Point Fosiick side and moving the
present Gig Harbor landing to
Sixth ave. makes it probable SER
vice viii not run on the shorter
route before the middle Of the next
month.
At the Fosdick side it was nee
esSary to build an entirely now
slip. since only the approach re-.
manned of the old nEement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
To Move Walker,
Sheehy TO Mcneil
Island Prison

The Walker-Sheehy apartment
in the city Jail Will be readied for
new tenants this week Its present
occupants are moving to the
Mcneil island penitentiary.
Convicted on Feb 3. two years
ago. the two men have been serv-
ing uncounted time in the city
iail while awaiting the verdict IN
the appeal Of their case During
the unusual circumstance. the pair
have seen numerous changes in
police department personnel and
are more or less considered early
settlers therea bouts.
CLYDE II. Walker. Centralia
promoter-lawNer. and Justin
r. SheehN, Seattle salesman.
were convicted on mail fraud
charges In connection with
their manipulation Of stock
In United Galleries. Ltd.
Nhatcom county coal proper
~, and involvement In fraud
ulent liquidation Of Nancou-
Yer hank.
Walker, who handled the defense
of both. was sentenced to serve
eight years in prison. and Sheehy
was sentenced to five years.
They elected to remain in
the city jail, however, pend
ing disposal of their case by
the L. :. circuit court of APP
peals.
Monday the circuit court handed
down a mandate sustaining the
original verdict of nearly two
years ago, and the pair will be
transferred this week to Mcneil
island to commence service of their
sentences
Meanwhile. Sheehy in particular
gave disgruntled expression of his
opinion of their predicament-had
the two men carried on their ap-
peal from the penitentiary instead
Of the city jail, he would have
been eligible for parole some two
months ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Cut Power Costs on
City Street Lights

The council passed an ordinance
Monday that is expected TO 20 II
long way toward STRENGTHENING the
tangled financial relationships OF
the eity's general fund and the
light fund.
Proposed by c m m ission er
o'Neil. the ordinance cuts the light
department charge for street light
ing energy from one half cent or
$ mills to only 5 mills per kilo-
watt hour. equivalent TO the low
est rate the department grants
any customer.
The ordinance was made TO
apply the rate to 1910 billing, as
well as the current and future
years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

uled for mid-February. Sea trials
Will follow shortly thereafter. prior
To delivery TO the American Mail
Line for the trans Pacific trade.
Meanwhile. at the STSC plant
No. , at Seattle. names have been
allocated TO the navy destfoyers
which will be built there: Doyle.
Endicott. Farley. Franks. Frank
ford. Haggard. HALEY. Johnston.
Laws. Longshaw. Morrison, Prick
EFT. Robinson. Ross. Rove. Small
ley. stoddard Watts and Wren.
Similar ships under construction
at Bremerton Will be known as the
Howorth. Killen. Mansfield, Met
calf. Shields and Wiley.
Names Of destroyers pay hom-
age TO the memory of naval
heroes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Louis PRATT
Dies in Tulsa
Was Ex-Secretory
Of Local Chamber

LOUIS ~. Pratt -. former Ia
coma attorney ana oHe-tIme see
retary of the Tacoma Chamber 81
Commerce. died MONDAY 10 Tulsa.
Okla. where he had made MS
home since leaving here IN 1920.
according n eord received here
ny his son-in-iaw. Lakas +
Hoska.
Pratt sill he remembered as
one Of the founders of the Orpheus
club II 1904. He later became lis
conductor for short time. Upon
his arrival in Tacoma in 1900. Re
accepted a position with the Ia
coma Ledger and News, working
as an editorial writer until 1905.
He was secretary Of the chamber
from 1905 until 1905. In 1907 he
became he president Of the Ma
tional Realty Co
The former Tacoman was born
in New York. and attended public
schools in Albany. He received his
A. b. degree from Williams col
lege IN 1883. ana the I. L. b. de-
gree from the Albany law school
IN 1883. ana was admitted to the
New York bar the same year.
Pratt was president Of the Al
bany Evening Union IN Albany
until it merged with the Times
Union in 1891. He also was presi-
dent Of the Albany Land Improve
ment & Building Co. and was in
strumental in developing the Pine
Hills" west end residential sec
ton Of Albany.
He was married to Geraldine
Schuyler Of Albany in 1855. Mrs.
Pratt died in 1928. He leaves
daughter. Mrs Geraldine May
Tulsa; a son. the Rev. Schuyler
Pratt of Redwood City. Cal; two
grandchildren. Capt. Lukas f.
Hoska. jr., of Fl Ord. Cal, and
Miss Helen p. Hoska Of Cleve-
land, O.. and one great-erandson,
Conrad Louis Hoska Of FIT Ord.
Funeral services will be held in
Tulsa Wednesday. and the body
will be sent TO Tacoma. where it
viii be received by Buckley-king,
which viii announce time Of grave
side services in Tacoma Gene
terry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Want Commission
To Handle Power

OLYMPIA The state planning
council today recommended adj
ministration Of Bonneville and
Grand Coulee hydro-electric power
by commission appointed by the
president rather than single adj
ministrator named by the secretary
of interior
Commenting on the measure
now before congress 10 set up
a Columbia power administration
with one man as Administered
authority. the council said that
such a system made for delays.
1t said the plan would permit de-
cisions without considering the
Northwest's viewpoint and make
il difficult for residents of the
area to be heard on policies.
without Undertaking to criti-
cize or oppose the pending legisla-
ton. we point out that it vests all
administrative authority in \
'HAtA T'AAAiAlSAi n AfN WHO X n
pointed by and subject tn the ex-
tremely close control Of the secre-
tary Of the interior" the council
said.
The council. holding its
monthly meeting here, de-
clared better results could he
obtained II the power ad-
ministration had directors
named by the president and
approved by the senate.
The agency should have corpor-
ate powers to permit il to act
more swiftly, the council said,
adding that its policies should be
determined by man familiar with
the northwest's problems.
1t also called for an advisory
board Of federal, state and local
agencies now working on PLAN
ming ami development of natural
resources.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Logger Charged
With Robbery

A superior court information
charging Bob Nashman. 19-year-
old Auburn logger with armed
robbery. was filed by Deputy
Prosecutor Bill Goodwin Monday.
Nashman was charged with rob-
bling the service station of Ira
Long at Sumner on Christmas eve.
A fight between Long and the
youth followed the robbery but he
escaped with SIS. according to
the service station proprietor.
Long identified Nashman in a
lineup at the Pierce county Jail.
The boy was arrested in Seattle
Dec 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

A total u 900 names are slated
% comprise the payroll Of the Sc
Tacoma Sh5pbuildlag Corp
before the end Of this week. II vas
revealed Monday by General Man
ager Walter /. Green.
A slow but constant increase IN
the sTSC payroll has been record
ed since the shipvard started
operations last springtime
At tire same time. Grren said
dockside engine trials ~ the Cape
Alava. first ~ the five 4ls-foot
merchant motorships. are schef-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Two Men Hurt in
River Road Crash

Willis Havens, %. Fl. Lewis SOL
der, and Herbert L. Meader, SO,
of Route 8. Box 522, Puyallup. re-
ceived emergency treatment in the
Puyallup General hospital Sunday,
after cars in which they were rid
ing collided on the River road near
Peterson's service station Sunday
afternoon.
Havens received a broken right
arm, and Meader was treated for
face cuts and bruises.
Driver of the car in which Hav-
ems was riding, Jess L. Jensen. 81.
of Box As, McMillin. was uninjured.
according to state patrol officers.
who investigated the accident. II
was believed Jensen took a left
turn in front Of Meader's car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Wholesale Price OF Eggs
Is Down One Cent Locally

Eggs were one cent lower Mon
day. according 10 local wholesalers.
Special grade A large eggs. both
white and brown, We're selling at
20 cents per dozen. Grade A eggs.
large. followed at 25 cents. and
were. in turn. followed by grade
b large eggs at "a. Grade A and b
checks were selling at "a and %
cents per doz.. respectively.
Shipments Of California cabbage,
caulifloWcr and sweet potatoes
were received by produce dealers.
Texas spinach. Arizona lettuce and
Oregon onions also were received.
All were selling at previously
quoted prices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
State Court Hears
Appeal of Hompson

OLYMPIA The supreme court
Monday heard the appeal Of James
Hampson. convicted in Tacoma of
staying Virginia Rifle a year ago
with blunt instrument. He asked
for n reversal Of the conviction on
grounds law offic ers obtained
clothing and other evidence against
him without warrant and also that
evidence Of previous third de-
gree assault conviction against
him involving the same girl was
used in the murder trial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Tacoman' S Kin
Dies From Wound

KENT A few hours before he
was TO have been married to his
childhood sweetheart. Gordon Tay-
Tor. 80. Kent. died from an acct
dental gunshot wound Sunday.
Taylor and Milton Davis, %,
husband Of twin sister of Tay-
lors fiancee, Miss Laura Miller,
went to target range yesterday
for some practice shooting. AS
Taylor lifted his 22-caliber rifle
from the car it discharged. The
bullet lodged in his brain. He died
several hours later in a hospital.
Among survivors are a brother,
George of Bremerton, and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Louise Powell and Mrs.
Effie Mccullough, Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Gross Earnings Tax
or PUBS Studied


SEATTLE - The Washington
Public Utility District Commits
sioner's association said Monday
attorneys cooperating with the
State Tax commission will at
tempt To work out legislation for
z tax on gross earnings Of district.
Com missioners said such tax
would ne a general substitute for
personal and property taxes paid
by private companies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Keeping Tab
on the
State Senate

OLYMPIA Support for Presi-
dent Roosevelt's policy Of all out"
aid TO Great Britain was voiced in
a resolution filed today by Sen.
Robert r Mcdonald. d, King
The resolution commented that
Wendell l.. Willkie head of the
Republican party. had endorsed the
program. II commended the
presidents efforts TO give fun
aid 10 the valiant free peoples ..
the world in their battle to pre-
serve the principles of democracy
against the barbarian aggressors. .
and called on Washington con-
gtessional delegation To support
him.
A memorial by Sen. Joe
Drumheller. d., SPOKE ne.
called ON congress Ia limit
governmental agencies aetis-
lilies 10 the powers actually
granted them by law.
Sen. N. y. Atkison. D.. King,
filed bill to grant unemployment
compensation to men refusing to
pass strike picket lines
A bill submitted nv Sen.
George 4. Loyejoy. ID, King.
would remove the straight
party circle from the top of
the paper ballots and from
voting machines. Such removal
would require the voters 10
mark cross before each can
didate they vote for and would
have eliminated the dispute
raised by {. &. Dilrs sup
porters In the last governor
ship race. who contested cross
over votes for Governor
1.anglie.
Sen. Judson w. Shorett. d.
King, filed the budget bill calling
FOR total of S211 900 900 in APP
preparations. highest in the state 5
history. Other bills filed today in
cluded ones setting up police pen
sion systems in second. third and
fourth class cities. relieving beer
parlor owners Of responsibility fol
selling beer 10 minors who mis-
represent their age. and requiring
schools TO test childrens hearing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

Melton Reelected
County Chairman

Chairman Guy r. Melton was
reelected as presiding officer Of
the board OF county commissioners
Monday as the three met TO make
a series Of purchases of equipment
for the county hospital
Patrick Il Co. OF Tacoma was
awarded two contracts. one al
S75999 for two dishWashing ma
chimes. and one at 1926 Is FOR three
steam kettles A contract for
three food carts. at q total OF
S92S IS, was awarded 10 the Wash
ington Cycle and Supply Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Alb Bergersen Back
AT City Hall Desk

stricken with flu-pneumonia be-
Tore Christmas. Works Commits
sioner A. r. Bergersen made his
first appearance at the city hall in
more than a month Monday morn
ing. He didn't attend the council
meeting and spent only few min
lies In his newly-decorated office
on the fifth floor
Ills recovery has been slow and
he still lacks strength to put in
full time al his official work, asso-
oiates said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Tomlinson TO Speak
To Lutheran Group

Prof Warren Tomlinson Of the
College Of Puget Sound will speak
on Where Is Hitler Headed" at a
meeting If the Central Lutheran
Mems club Tuesday night at s
O'Clock IN the church parlors.
Thor Tollefson. new president Of
the club. will preside. Other new
officers are Alvin Andersen, vice
president: Arnold Stromme. secre-
tary, and George F. Fisher, treas
urer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Peiius Resolution
Opposes British Aid

OLfMPlA-Opposition TO Presi-
dent Rooseyelt's plans to aid Great
Britain by providing war supplies
is voiced IN q resolution drafted by
Rep. Edward L. Pettus. D, Pierce
TO be presented TO the legislature.
The resolution asks the state
legislature to call upon congress to
defeat such measures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
RIVERSIDE CLASSES OPEN

r n llsh and naturalization
classes will b held at Riverside
Scnool on Thursday night at the
meeting Of the WPA Citizen
class. The English class VIII start
AZ s o'clock. followed nv the
nsturslzs ton class running from
: To 2 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Man Is Sentenced
In Unusual Case

ThtNtE oGohof, u. IA
unique case in British criminal
annals was climaNed here Monday
when Gale r. Colebank was found
guilty OF allowing ferocious
animal 10 bee at large without
proper control. He WAS sentenced
TO three months Imprisonment.
The charge was laid following a
tragedy two months ago, when
Martin PAUL. was gored 10 death
by bull near his home on the KIP
ranch.
II you're not using IL. sell IL with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Movie Pioneer Dies

HUIL1 WUUU = " afu LdSCfTTe.
IS. who entered the film industry
when Hollywood was a little town
with "fliokers" being produced in
abandoned barns. died a. his home
here. He was producer and part
owner Of sound device.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Actresses Are Brides

HOLLYWOOD-Film Actresses
Brenda Joyce and Linda Hayes
became brides over the weekend.
Miss Joyce married her high school
sweetheart, Owen Ward. an ac-
countant. at st. Adams Episcopal
church in Hollywood and Miss
hayes eloped 10 Yuma, Ariz.. with
Lew Crosby, a radio announcer.