davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Looking Over the Majors

call cut the fire iaddiea ~
stop ths red-hst Reds. uho'ss
finally found the winning
teseh. With eight yleiefies In
their Last nine starts. The
worlds champs have moved
Into third place. nlns Ezmes
off the pare. They ksscked
off the Giants twice sasdsy,
81 sad IS.
A crowd o. s4.sSs. the iarEss,
IN ~. Louis since 1888. say the
Dodgers and Cardinals cut each
others threats In q twin bail, ieav-
ing ~. Louis with a t~o-gsss
league lead. Kirby HiEhs bed
ths Cards 70 seven hits and Hroos-
lyn won tina opener. al. bpi
Ernie White. rookie southpsv,
pitched . tso-hlttsr 70 give M
Cards a 80 victory Ia the night
cap.
REIsER HURT
Pete Rsissr. Dodgers ogtfisidsr
who u leading the league in hit
ting. tWAssd his ankle IN the
nighteap and probably wlii - lai1
W 10 days.
Claude Faas@au pitched the
Cubs 70 = 90 sbstos, over ths
PhIlies. but +2-ys@e Old Charlie
Root WAS plasisred for eight runs
IL ths sixth inning Of the seoond
game and ths tallsncers COPIED
ths nighteap. A.
BlI Pesedei pitched ne
Braves 10 . 81 victory ever
The Pirates. Ksin halted tAs
nlghteap after tus inaIngs
with Pittsburgh on top lie.
Although they broke even with
Washington. the Tigers slipped
into fourth place IN the American
league ahead u the White sox
S'ho slumped 70 fifth SID Hud-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17

Woodmen Of the World soft
ballers won a double bill Sunday
from Cams at jefferson Park
playfield.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Pretty Scenery

Pretty Scenery
One of the truly beautiful
trout streams OF this district
Is the Little Nisqually river,
in the Elbe and Alder section.
Miles OF ideal trout holes are
formed by erystal-clear. cold
water. tumbling over and around
boulders.
Good fishing 1T times. hut
Sunday wasn't one Of those
times. That Ia. ~ far A. your
old nelghbor, son Alden. 10.
and Steve Edens.
Fished the stream far UP.
Total catch. five small rainbows,
all by Edens.
Road into the stream from
Elbe Is very bad in spots; deep
ruts made by heavy trucks
hauling out ties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
I'm Ohe Ba.ket

sleep-camp cooking and Excess
ssve confidence In wild deuces
FISHING CAMP ~ place
10 wear cut old clothes: play old
maid: eat half-oooked food: fight
insects and act red hlooded.
Llvsliest hours are from mid
night TO daylight Happy camp
ing parties have been spoiled BY
erratie individuals who insisted
on going fishing. A fsvorite
camp motto IL. Fish and visitors
smell after two dsysr
FISHING LIAR" - A term
used By every angler to describe
all other brother anglers PTS
catorial prevaricator. A vivid
imagination 10 the outstanding
Characteristic Of the real angler.
"BAIT-A secret vord Of the
fishing fraternity for an Illegal
but highly exhilarating beverage.
which il carried on the hip. II
will remove varnish and counter
act heat, cold. snake bite. bad
luck. that tired feeling, or
what have you"
GUIDE" A true CONVERSE
ZIONIST in disguise. His duty In
to take you fishing where they
amt and encourage you TO
come back next week" when the
water Ia lower. or higher, or
clearer. or wetter.
Greatly scorned In
writings and In public, but used
widely and secretly by most
trout fishermen. A few hard
ened anglers. unmindful Of pub
lie opinion, brazenly admit their
use. Outstanding among these
was a former president of the
United states.
PLUGS" - limitations of ba-
nanas, dill pickles, darning
needles, bugs, birds, bees. and
animals. Now manufactured In
many alleged "lifelike" shapes,
and primarily designed to fool
the fisherman and lure = dollar
bill from his pStket. However,
authentic records exist Of many
feeble-minded fish taken on these
lures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17

Ore Boston Tsrr1ers-Jim-N-E Judy.
Kathryn Thesis. Spokane. Wan.
Terriers
Cairns - The Laird o-BrsedeBs
Hugh b. L<ich. Portland Ore Poo
Terriers fsnoothf-kzTena klfo
Karen NewbeTE Reed. Kent. Wash :
Wire-ksir-Best Of variety and breed
Oh. VARSITY Flashing ColoFs. Dr.
James b Harrison. Portland Ore :
Irish Terrisrs-Eyerton Red Riot.
Frances eiesel. seattle. wash Esrry
Nrs william FoE. Piedmont. Cal
Standard SchnautzcY-Hosph Won
DsetrtchburE Frances n. Tetrisch.
OAKLAND. CAL Scottish TeFrtsTs-
Wee warrior Ro~dT. Mrs. Ciark I'd
gar. Woodland. Cal staffcrdsnlres--
Bella R1nty. n, n Docksn- Tacoma.
wash; West Highland Whss-Bsl-
nsrtis Aidrich Nias Roeanond BIZ
lett, Victoria. =. e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17

When you need q few extra dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
will bring you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
an Inexpensive Tines Want Ad
Phone Main 315l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Shoots Total
Score Of 287
Beots Back Chol-
lenge of Champion

Prank Ungsr. young teacher
and Meadow PARK Golf club mem
Der. 4. the issi city amateur links
champion.
lie won his honers Sunday ~ath
Ts-Ts-l47, over the difftcuit Pr
crest course In 81 holes ef final
competition.
Unger shot . total q 7s7 strokes
In the "a holes. the first - over
Meadow Park layout = week arc.
when he rolled up it0.
Chuck Hunter. Country club and
defending champ. was rnnnsr-up
with q total OF 400. Hunter had
las At Meadow Park and yester-
day took Firerest IN ls7. total
7eo.
Al Buhre. Fircrc<t altar.
burnt he course yesterday
with Tl-1e-it1. b shoot the
best golf ef the day. However
In the Meadow Park So holes
he totaied Isl. Buhre's total
va. 2s2. third place.
Unger IL a Lincoln high school
and PIC graduate. who has =
sound game. deadly with the put
ter. He was dark horse" In this
title event and has come suddenly
to the fore In top city competition.
Twelve men qualified for the
national public links district quail
flying play at jackson Park, Sc
attic. June 20.
Scores OF the first Is holes Of
the city amateur Sunday round
were taken in the test.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Here are results OF the field;
ETpsT nIN4eEnN

AAN ANHaANE VI ANtM
FIRST DIVISION
ob S5.nf H,, gsss I. .ss,ss
Buhre. isi-7i- 7o-3e2. Bob van De
Marx, ibi-74-7e- 2es: Virgil Gift.
ite-7s-7s-2e7 Archie oenin. 100
76-7e-S07; Larry Huseby, ibe-Ts-74
sos. George Wise. isi-7e-7e-3o7.
John II. Anderson, isi-7s-7p--sos;
Jack Walters, les-7s-7S-9os. Bin
Ristvet, i5o-s+-7e-slo: Joe Koler
i6s- -7s-si4; John Wise, lse-7s- ~
sib- Bill Hyde. ib2-s3-ei-Sie. Nell
Leslie, 1881 -se-Si6. Walter Gamer
on. iso-e5-el--3is; Howard Olson.
i55-si-so-3io. stan Baeior. 1s4-
7e-8s-sie: Fritz MetEser. ie2-7e-s3
-s24; Joe Greco. ieo-ss-e2-97e;
George Hollinsstad. iss-ss-ss--s2e,
Joe Desson. I56-so-si--s27.
SECOND DIVISION
Al Konsmo, 1852 7e-soe; Bob
wiley, ls2-s2-7T-sii; Jack Mcintyre.
lte-so-a5-si7: r. Hume. 1891
ISIS: Bud Anderson. iss-ao-so--
9is: Eddie Rivisrs. lbt-s4-7e-si7:
Jack Johnston. ie4-e3-si-321. D.
S wl,,sm, ls,7esrs s,i, ,Sdn,
1891 -s4-s2s: Gordon Nelson. ieo-
1877 -s2 1850, All Carter. ieo-ss-pi
$40: Elmer CLARK. -ss-3ss:
Dick Ions. i63-es-s6-3s3. Oh
Gardner. i77-e2- $685..
THIRD DIVISION
X r. Venske. 15s-e4 -a7--324: Pat
johnson. 1891 -84-324. tied oeorse
ossood. ~ lss.ss-s7-s2s. Ted
son, 1s7-e7-84-3ss; Jim Anderson
jr. 1868 $3.50: Harry Rowen.
le8-s2- e2-342: Ofland Nelson. i7e-
si-T7-3S4: Neis Norbere, 166-e6-e7
--344: Harold Kincaid. -e2-67--
$40; Paul oraff, 1898 $3.50 Bill
Niemsyer, fe6-es-ss- J. l. Ham
ilton, 6T-a6-eB-3oi: Bob Wilson
i7e-es-sT-se3: T. Jensen. -o0-eb
SOS. D. Woods. i7s-pB-i01--37o.
FOURTH FLIGHT
Low Erost winners. Gordon Jones.
SOL: Chef Corey. $50. tied. John
Hunt. 3e4. Low net winners: A.
Braidwood. 7si: Left Jensen. 2e3:
Burt Morris 2e4 l.. b Stevenson.
2es Henry Hulseher. 2p5.
Official low net scores Chef
Corey. 500: J Stuckwish. 3e7. John
Hunt. 900: Gordon Jones. 3s7 l..
Jensen. 2p3. l. Patterson SOC Karl
James, 3O2; Tom Walsh. 30s. J RADIO
mich. 500. Henry Hulscher. 2g5: b.
Harrison: L D. Stevenson. 7es A.
Braidwood 7el: Bud Abraham. sit:
Bill Hedberp 3o7' Burr Morris. 2s4:
W. Harris. sos; C. q. Peterson. $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17

Nylon leaders are 50 far su-
perior 10 the old and cheap
Japanese gut there IL no COM
parison.
Nylon. product OF American
science and advertised as = COM
bination Of air. coal and water. IL
more resilient and many times
stronger.
Nylon Il now produced In 30
foot lengths from 6 to 20 pounds
test also up to 500 feet
line lengths.
And from 5000 TO 22.oooths
diameters, which are classified
as nom SIX to o5. lightest TO
the heaviest.
The 5x IL q !. pound te<t. or
equivalent to . IA pound Jap
anese gut test
The o5 IL q ae-pound test
stronger than the Japanese gut
In the same proportion. II not
greater.
And 1t maintains a most mod
crate price, well within the cash
limits Of even boys.
Science has been kind 10 men
In many ways. but 1t 10 espe-
eially favorable to anglers.
All it need do now for anglers
II create fish that will bite
any day e. any time the angler
desires up To the legal limit &.
and after that, refuse to bite.
That, gentlemen. would be
angling pars dise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Fishing Improves

Salmon fishing picked up well
over the weekend In local
waters, and should improve this
week, Frank Hartung of the
Point boathouse reports.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17

Goe Winner
Charlie Goe. Mineral. wash.
won the Young Mems Business
club salmon derby, held Sun.
day in conjunction with the
water carnival at Point Def
anee.
Charlie rolled in with a King
salmon weighing 2e pounds, nine
ounces. Other winners were in
order: Bert Dunno, second, Is
pounds and one ounce; Mrs.
Allen Finlay, Is pounds and II
ounces; A. Booth. II pounds.
IL ounces; w. Spears, IA pounds.
seven ounces; William McLsren.
Is pounds. eight ounces; Al Nell
son, IS pounds, one ounce; Ey-
erett Canonica, 10 pounds. four
ounces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Anglers Dictionary

Here are bits from the anglers
dictionary as laid down by He'd
don Tackle Manufacturing COM
pany's publicity department:
FISHING" - A disease for
which there is no cure; catching
but not contagious. II formerly
affected only savages, small
boys, and village ne'er-do-wells,
but it now attacks presidents,
judges, ministers, doctors, and
10 million others.
THE ORIGINAL PURPOSE
OF FISHING" - OF inflicting
pain on the worm, the minnow,
the frog, the fish, has been re-
versed. 1t II now an endurance
test of the fishermsn-trials by
sunburn and moonshine - mos
quitoes - poison ivy - lack OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Orders

wA>HINGTo>-Th War depart
ment has issued the following orders
Ma Gen. Percy p Bishop, san
Francisco 20 home retired.
Coils. Harry l. Dale. me New
Haven. 10 Fort Benjamin Harrison.
John d Reardan. $50. Preside OF san
Francisco TO Mitchell Field Leon b
Kroner. G. Washington 20 Fort Riley.
Lieut.. Coils Bernard Smith. ee
Gary. Ind. TO Camp Shelby. Edward
X. Dignowity. &C. Fort Worth 70
Port Leonard Wood. Charles W.
Burlin. ce. Cleveland. TO Camp
Shelby. Isaac spaldins IA. Chicago.
20 Washington. Robert J. Van Bus
kirk. cac.. Hawaiian dept to Fort
Ontario. Gordon P Savage. mi.
Fort Mcclellan. TO Hollywood Calf.
Mas. John NJ Hartman, &c, Kansas
City. 10 Fort Custer Thomas q.
Bond retired. san Francisco. TO duty.
San Francisco. Arthur =. o. Ceder-
strom. Qmc.. Washington. 10 Fort
Leonard Wood william J Daw, SC
Dayton 10 Fort Knox. Richard ).
Daw. sc. Dayton. to Fort Knox.
TO Fort Francis +. Warren. Henry L.
Love. IA. Oakland, Calf, TO Panama
Canal dept. YOUR NJ Marks. retired.
Hollywood, TO duty. Camp McQuaide.
Capts Lorenzo G. Voight. qmc,
Mitchell Field. to Fort Williams. Ed
Hlluu n DdltA. &C. fltlSDufkns 10
Washington. Raymond Harrison.
ono Fort Sam Houston. TO san
Angelo Robert L. Mullinghorst. nc.
Fort Totten. 10 Fort Mason. Francis
ID. Boyer. qmc Edgewood Arsenal.
10 Midland Mich. Andrew + Van
ESQ inf. Fort Sheridan. TO Wash
ington. William o. Heacock. c. Port
Oslethorpe. to Fort Riley Delk NJ
Oden. c Fort Bliss. TO Fort Rllev.
Charles p Walker. c. Fort Meade. 10
Port Riley. Clifford L. Miller. G.
Fort Clark. 20 Port Riley. William
NJ Delaney. G.. Fort Bliss TO Fort
Riley John p. Gerald. c. Fort Brown
to Fort Riley. Frederick H CASTOR
jr.. c Fort Bliss. TO Fort Riley. John
PD Murtaugh c. Fort Olgethorpe.
20 Fort Riley Paul A. Ridge G. Port
Myer 10 Port Riley. Norman W.
VIM. c. Fort Bliss. TO Fort Riley.
Howard Stuart Leach. cws Camp
Soutar. Qmc. IndiautoWn Gap Mill
tary Reservation. 70 Washington.
Garrison II. Davidson. &c. Hamilton
Field 70 Washington william
Robert Overlook. INF. res. Chicago,
10 active. Memphis. Elmer Lee
Miller. DC. res. Des Moines, 10 active,
San Francisco. Robert Howard An
derSon. G.. res Dixon. Ill, TO active
Washington Mark Henry Burnham.
SC. res. Washington. to active. Brook
lyn. Albert Bertram Wilett. &C. res.
Sacramento. to active. Mcclellan
Field Otto Robert Sohuris spec.
res. Schenectady. TO active. Aberdeen
Proving Ground. Nd Elmer Eugene
Osmun. cac.. res Lansing. Mich, 20
active, Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10

monwealth from Melbourne to Can
berra Is another headache the Aus
tralians wish they hadn't stepped
into.
Canberra itself is beautiful city
or II will be when they get it
finished in another $50 years. Laid
out in broad, high valley on plans
drawn by an American architect in
a world wide competition. Cam
berra is everything. physically.
that capital should be-clean.
spacious. ordered. But 1t is off
the main railroad lines, and when
ever a member OF the government
wants 10 get hold OF an industrial
list, a banker, shipping man or
other variety Of hotshot, the gov
eminent man must travel To sgd
ney or Melbourne.
The members of parliament
travel. anyhow. There being moth
ing 10 do in Canberrs. come Thurs
day night. they clean out and 60
home. The weekend ends Tuesday
morning.
Canberra now functions with the
L. A. P.-United Australian Party
in the majority, and Prime Min
lister the Right Honorable Robert
Gordon Menzies at its head Two
other parties are in the field-the
Labor and the Country party. but
IN the election just held. the United
Australia party won SO Of the Ill
seats. giving Premier Menzies
narrow margin 10 fight the war on.
Labor has not been in control OF
the government since 1891. which
gives Australia the distinction OF
having had a conservative govern
ment during the entire depression.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10

was good for little or nothing.
Every state. therefore. had all the
problems of the others.
State laws naturally FLASHED
Trade barriers between the states
were prohibited by law. but the
states found ways 10 get around
them. BY guarantees and other
devices, the fruits Of one state
were barred by its neighbors.
Queensland set up q one-house
legislature. and Tasmania provided
that some of its legislators be
chosen for life. AL these mixups
are very annoying 10 Australians
who want TO see the country get
on nationally. and cut out the local
politics. please.
There's another more compelling
reason for the movement TO in
crease the size of the central gov
eminent. Australia needs leaders
and with a war on, she feels the
shortage tremendously.
Having a parliament OF only Ill
men. and being forced TO choose
the cabinet from these Ill. all in
dependently elected. prime min
lister sometimes finds the picking
pretty thin. As one banker states
il. this is too much economy in
government. Consequently. when
an army plane crashed near the
capital recently. killing three key
defense men in the cabinet, 1t was
a three per cent loss in the effec-
tive leadership Of the country. and
the problem of replacing these men
was acute.
Moving the capital 81 the COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Tacoma Coop
Ranks Second
More Thon Million
Poid Out in State

Dividends ard stock retirement
payments % the Washington CO.
Op Egg and Poultry association a.
the year-end amounted 20 5000 =
4si.T6 over the state and found
their way into almost every com
munity. Harry J. Beernink. general
manager. announced Thursday.
The Tacoma Coop station. ne
showed ranked second only to
Bellinghsm in both types Of pay
ments. A detailed tally showed
dividends Of Siei4i20 paid here
and s102 0ss paid on retirement Of
1887 stock Of the association.
which was called in 81 par as OF
Jan. /.
Among other nearby commu-
mites benefting were Enumclaw.
with s. 327.25 in dividends and
Si1s43 in stock retirement. Gig
Hsrbor. 81 1873 and $40 200.
Lake Bay. si.5e177 and Se.O7l:
Olympia. s. $50 80 and sl5.244
and Vsshon. s1.e16 and s10121.
General Manager Beernink ex-
planned that the Co-Op's revolving
capital plan automatically pro-
Ndes that each year new capital
is subscribed by active users Of
association facilities. and further
provides for retirement OF the old
est years outstanding capital.
1T provides that ownership of
the association remains in the
hands Of its current patrons he
said.
The dividend WAS six per cent
on stock Of record Dec. /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Core Of the News
TO SHOW MOVIES

The third in the winter series Of
five motion picture programs spon-
sored by the Milton preschool will
be shown at 73o p. m. Friday at
the school. This program will
include a movie OF African jungle
life entitled sudan" cartoon
and two short features Proceeds
will be used to help carry out the
preschool education program.
Hospital flowers. HIM.. Florist.
fzI,r 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
CLUB NETS strrRpAY

The Fifty-YeAr club Will meet
Saturday on the seventh floor Of
Fishers department store. a spec
isl program has been arranged for
presentation. according TO officers.
The public Is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Propose Central
Parliament 10
Rule All States
By PETER EDISON
fnconA Times Correspondent

CANBERRA. Australia-"Most
exclusive club in the world" 10 the
label that has been hung on the
y. 8. senate for years. but II loses
most Of its significance when COM
parison Is made with the govern
rent Of Australia.
Here. a constitution modelled on
that Of the United States provides
for an upper house Of So members
and q lower house OF rs.
This gives Australia a parlia-
ment tcongress) OF Ill members.
not much larger than the U. s.
senate alone. Out Of this Ill the
Australians. following the British
pattern in this respect, must pick
q cabinet Of 10 members. including
the prime minister. This govern
ment sits in the new inland capital
ai Canberrs.
Remembering all the criticism
that has been hesped on the U. S.
congress. because Of its size and
unwieldeiness and consequent ina
bility to get things done in a
hurry. you would think that this
neat little Australian government
would be able TO whiz through its
business and be Just about the
most efficient governing body in
the world. II should be just a
happy little family. every member
knowing every other member,
functioning as committee with
the cabinet members bossing the
job. talking II all over with the
boys on the floor. deciding what
should be done and then doing il.
PROPOSE CENTRALIZED
GOVERNMENT
Az far as the happy family idea
n concerned. the members admit
they fight like kangaroos.
Moreover. from many sources
bankers. industrialists and men,
bers of the government itself-you
hear complaints that the govern
ment Is too small, and the Aus
tralians would like to do something
about IL. There is one proposal to
amend their constitution and in
crease the size of parliament.
Far more interesting is a pro-
possl backed by many of the most
men in the common
wealth to abolish entirely the gov
ernments OF six states which make
up the commonwealth. throwing
the governments Of these six states
IN with the federal government.
This would make one big parlia-
ment to run Australia, big as con-
tinentai United States. as one GEN.
tralized unit.
STATE LAWS
BRING CLASHES
Behind this somewhat sensation
al proposal to make the govern ,
nent bigger. rather than smaller. 1
are several new theories. Austria /.
Ia. like the United States, has suf-
fered from all the evils Of state
government. The lines separating
the six states were arbitrarily laid ,
out when the continent was first
settled and the map consisted of a
shoreline 1000 miles long sur
rounding the great unknown des-
srfs. bush country and back blocks. ,
There was no geographical basis ,
for these original state lines. and ,
consequently most Of the six states ,
had q hit Of coast line. a few fertile |
miles Of plain. vast areas of semi |
md lands for grazing. and a vast :
~ hunk Of hot. dry interior which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
To MEET TUESDAY

Pierce County Holiness sssocia-
ton will meet Tuesday. Jan. Il, at
the Fern Hill Methodist church.
There Will be an executive council
meeting at 2 2. m. = sermon at 5
2. m. ny Rev. Arthur Cook. q pot
luck dinner ~ p. m. and an
evening service At 100 ?. m. con-
Quoted By Rev. Ralph Kline.
Eggs down again at Cow Butter
Store. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Gard of Thanks

We wish TO extend our
heartfelt thanks 10 a. who 50
kindly assisted and for the words
OF sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings extended AZ the passlng
OF our beloved father
(SignedJ EMERY RADON.
LEO RADON
IRENE MERRIMAN.
ALDIEA WILLIAMS
GOIDIE MCINTYRE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Special Notices

Honesty Always PAYS
FINDERS Of los; articles sover-
tised below. please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles 10 the loser. go to The
Tacoma Times office. sie Mar
ket. where YOU Will be pre-
sented with two guest tickets 20
the Temple theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Lost and Found


/ OST-ladys wine colored PURSE
l. at Sears Tuesday. owners name
inside. Money needed desperately
also other contents. Reward.
Broadway sS7s.
/ oST-Reddish brown Dachsund
- male wearing collar Near 42nd
and North Mullen. Reward. AAin
5qll.
/ oST-Golo rimleSs tinted glasses
January ard. downtown. brown
case. Return Cssvell Optical Co.
I oST - Gold trimmed glasses Dee
: 9th or 2eth. Return Caswell Op-
teal Co
oST-Dark trimmed glasses. Oak
= land BUS line. Return Caswel Op-
ticsl Co.
/ oST-PASs BOOK with large
= check. On either llth or Kay
Street bus. Write ca. Times.
I osT-white gold BULovA WRIST
! WATCH Two diamonds. Reward.
las SO. cath Street.
I osr-oIAssEs advertised without
L charge. Call cSsveu Optical Co
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10

HOTPOINT electric range. four burn
srs good condition. $3.50. 1918
South !
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Miscellaneous for Rent

STORE BUILDING for rent or lease.
3Ox6O concrete floor. good front.
suitable for bakery shop. speciality
SHOP or variety store Overland In
vestment Co. 1889 Broadway. Main
el2e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10

FOR SALE-Wood circulator heater
N perfect condition Call Broad
Vsy 20+5 after O'Clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Situations Wanted, Female

RELIABLE middle aged woman
wishes housekeeping motherless or
elderly gentlemans home ia So.
Nth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Funeral Directors

Funeral Directors
ECONOMY - QUALITY
MEILINGER FUNERAL SERVICE
$40 Tacoma Avenue Broadway 1852
TuELL FUNERAL HOMT
D1Enified Distinctive Service
Sixth Ave. st Trafton NAH $3.50
BUCKIEY-KING CO.
Tacoma Ave 80 SO. LIST BR Siee
CASSIDY n ALLEN
i724 South I Street MAE seoi
c. o LYNN CO.-Distinctive Service
7l7-i9 Tacoma Ave Main 774S
pIPER'S South Tacoma Funeral Par
lors. Sass SO. Puget Sound. GA sass
so. TACOMA UNDERTAKING co.
Storlie 5o36 So. Tao Way. GA ii22
THEODORE GAFFNEY AORTUARY.
so. 10th and Yakima MAZE e4i<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Sales People, Agents
By Lichty

AVAILABLE at once. RsWleigh route
OF 500 families Only reliable men
need apply Good profits 20 will
iug workers No experience re-
CURED 10 start Wr!te today.
RaVleiah's dept. WHA-256-Z, Oak
land CaIf