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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

ficiating: burial Tacoma cemetery.
Mrs. Olena oftness-Saturday. 3
p. m from the Buckley King
chapel. Rev. T. O. Svare offioiRt-
ing. burial Tacoma cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Ann Dempsey-sat-
urdsy. $50 a m. from the 81. Leos
church, cortege leaving Cassidy 4
Aliens at 9.15, burial Calvary
cemetery; rosary by friends FRI
day, $50 p. m. at the mortuary.
lone Jensen-saturday. J p. m.
from the Lynn chapel. Rev r.
Arthur Larson officiating. burial
Mountain View burial park.
Mrs. Lacy ID. Weldon - Private
services wer. held Frisdy at /
2. m. from the Lynn chapel. Rev.
J. Renwick Mccullough offieist.
ing: burial Tacoma cemetery.
Geneyieve wrethoIm Saturday.
IL a. m. from the storli. chapel.
burial Tacoma cemetery.
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Contest Two
Sumner Jobs
Coucuses Held
Thursday Night

SUMNER - The two eaucuses
held Tuesday evening 10 nominate
candidates for city positions re
suited in contests for only two O.
the offices State Law requires
that two meetings be held but
candidates receiving nominations
for the same position in both eau
cuses are required 20 withdraw or
resign from one party.
Results Of the Progressive party
caucus at Guild hall at 5 o'clock
were nominations for city treas
nrer. Edith Warwick: councilman
st-large. Jack Geiger. lst precinct
councilman. Morris Galloway: End
precinct councilman. Jess Stahl-
hut and J. X. Bsumbaoh. 3rd pre-
einct councilmen. Fred Wait and
Tom slettvst Independent party
caucus. held al the city building
at . o'clock. named for city treas
urer. Edith Warwick: councilman
st-large. Frank Potter. lst pre-
oinct, Stewart Schatz. 2nd pre-
cinct. Jess Stahlhut and J. H.
Bsumbaoh; 3rd precinct, Fred Wait
and Tom Slettvet. Only contest
will be for councilman-at-large and /
the position in the first precinct
Sumner school district will elect
. member of the board of directors
since the term of Tom Gorzelan-
cyck. appointed 10 fiji the place
by resignation of r. C.
Frysr. is expiring. Anyone wish
ing 10 file for this place must do
so before Feb. Is.
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Bandit Gets A5
All Gas Station

4 hsnalf She sadnt xant
SAL change hsk , Snss ~.
les sts'ion - ,sth sna A -.
Thursday - a.st , n ard esespea
via approximately 49, N silver
and balls. according - Charles
Raassisk. - 81 nenfce = 81.
fsndant
nadswick $40 - 49, ~nHaIns
~ 10 hcoss When = dsfk raua
rlsxionet nssa secut - year. eia
cane into ~ sfstlon. thf1st -.
veltsd IN - face .na demanded
nnnnev
Several silver collars fen - ne
flear during ths rreees, ~ taxing
then frem re tiii saa Rsaaxieh
sad the nansit very eeoiiv .geaped
ard picked them up ffom TIA fieor
Ths attendant vas forved n &C.
company ths thug seru, one-half
bloch away from me statinn. and
thea was ted % 50 hack and no,
"a ieok around
Rsdawiek nouned police upon
his return 10 the statlan.
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Arguments Highlighi Public Hearing
On Tacoman's School Textbook Bill

~ fsss=as ri~-- <ssr wEn<st
CAPITOL. oit rrs.--sarperfeF,
- hii ealing fes aaifornz stop-
tn ard sssis printing ~ sehccl
fs<thcoks fisisnea nsnv strsn-
taKss TOR ne system. while foes
"a 1iif legislative hrartHr aid
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JAMES DEAsoN

James Deason. 20. Of sultan.
Wash. died In local hospital Fri
day at . a. m. He leaves his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Robert Dcason.
one brother. and one sister all Of
the home Cassidy 4 Allen Will
announce the funeral.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

George Berkeley - Saturday. !
p. m. from the Tuell chapel; burial
lakewood cemetery.
James Mosely-Monday. ! p. m.
from the Tuell chapel: Rev. II q.
Perry officiating; burial lakewood
cemetery.
Mrs. Jennie Cubdy-Saturday.
p. m. from the Buckley King
chapel: Rev. Elmer Henderson Of
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JOHN II. BJORkIIND

John Hilmer Bjorklund. u. died
at his home. 1929 So. Yakima ave.
Thursday at l1:45 a. m. A stone
mason and a member of the Brick
layers union. Bjorklund was a ma
tive of Sweden and had been a resi-
dent of Tacoma SO years He also
was a life member OF Tacoma lodge
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danes Lewis Huson. John O'Brien,
Peggy kuceimba. Kenneth Brock.
Stanley Simonson. Mertie Best,
Norman Arndt. Lode Pierce. Ben
Collins, William Bonney. Curt
Brammer, Stanley Ellexson. Jack
Geiger. and the Misses Sally ku-
ciemba, Sarah Jane Huson and
Doris O'Neil, and Mrs. James Haw-
ley Of Auburn and Mrs. Earl For
sythe OF Bucoda.
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PROGRESSIVE DINNER

Epworth league. Calvary Mstho-
dist church. Ia. s4th and y SITS.
viii sponsor progressive dinner
s. 'urday, starting at the church
at $50 p. m. Tickets may be OBJ
tained from members Of the
leAgu. or at the church.
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Accused by Father

John W. Hickman. 30. OF 1905
No. Yakima was held In the Pierce
county Jail Friday charged by his
father. G, Hickman. with petty
larceny. lie accuses the younger
man of stealing wrist watch.
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HERE'S MORE BouT
Main Street

vhsa ne I $ Gaah,st rsnay
wss blown ~. Va. IN the TRIP
VITA Nam
NJ. and Mr. . " tsee. Mo
hsvs ben xaeationing N rsimaais
Cali. are expected hsek n "a.
conA next week
IN an auto seeideni several weeks
sc. expects - ~ shie O. return
% ~erk IN week a. tNe.
rsd rreie,en. Ardrsw kupks
ard Nike Nsfu>h 49, among ne
latest considering iolnins ths Ia
coma Young Mems Business club
nm ueaiy rs gone e. Washing
ton. 4. G.. On business trip
Hugo Peterson has been named
chairman - the Tacoma Active
clubs finance committee.
W. and Ms. q v. Asses ~efs
in Seattle Friday afternoon n At.
tend tire funeral - Nssens
father.
Lee merrill predicts the hss, 81
all Daffodi festival. this sprins.
Dates were announced yesterday
as March 1850.
Jack Meersth. naval reserxist
who has bern attending a navy
school near San Francisco. IL hack
IN Tacoma for a weeks visit. he
lives at se2o So. u At
Leslie ru,ile ~ N, Northern
Pacific railroad report. no IL hsv-
ing Ms hands FUR these DAYS
checking the arrival Of army se-
leeteex from the east. midwest,
and from California. who viii be
stationed at Fort Lewis. futile
10 Tacoma representative Of the
Western Military Railroad bureau
At Chicago. and clearing house for
railroad transportation Of army
and navy men to the west.
Phil Car.tens 81 Taeoms. who Ia
now working for tho Carstsns
Packing CO. IN Spokane. returned /
10 his home town for a few days /.
last week To visit old friends
Louis. Love. IT,. 1. oont.mpl.,. /
Ing enter the 4. s Marine corps
after attending marine cadet /
school for training officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford Tmasher !
their sixth wedding an
niversary Thursday
william field, Tacoma news
paper smploys. was among those
attending the public legislative
hearing IN Olympia Thursday night I
dealing with state printing Of /
school textbooks. Field represented |
Tacoma Central Labor council.
Dorothy Hun stadium high
school drum ma jorstts. has gained
first-hand knowledge during the /
past week on responsibilities Of d. |
rectlng household. She super /
sised things at home while her
'ath.r and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hull. were On = combined I
business and pleasure trip on olym-
pic peninsula.
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Core Of the News
To ENTERTAIN PUPILS
~ JlMAf HAlTo

Paul Kerr and his company Of
msgieisns will entertain pupils 81
Gault school Wednesday. Feb. 10
In emergencies wotTNDEx -
right thing at the right time
.a.s a
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PICTURE IL SHOWN

The Land Of the Totem. Red
Cedar shingle Assn sponsored
film. WAS shown at GAult school
Thursday.
Hospital flowers. HIM, Florist.
adv
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DANG. OK FRIDAY

Another ninth grade mixer will
he held Friday evening In Meyer
hseuser hall of IN. w.CA.
Best butter down again at the
Cow. adv.
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ps>cys VISITS srvp,o
UNIVERSAL CRY. Cat Jeanne
fYisf. famous h.lirnnm dancer IN
los ANGLE. FOR an appearance Al
the Amhssssdors ceea.nus Grove
- visiting her father. ~ Tyler.
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NJ. and Mr.. .. u tsee. Mo
havs e~en xaeationinK N rsimaais
Calf. are expected hsek N "a.
coma next Neek
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Whsn ne I s canhcsi rsnay
wss blown ~. va ~ ne trip
vita MSnn
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4 ". tspoedl Melissa. injured
IN sn auto accident several weeks
sc. expect. - ~ .hle O. return
% xark IN week ~ fNe.
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red rreie,en. Andrsw kapks
and aike Nsfu>h 49, among ne
latest considering toinins ths Ia
coma Young Men, Business club.
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Rlli ueals hss gone t. Washing
ton. 4. G.. On = business trp.
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assistant slreetas - unlvsrsars
sky RAidsrs-
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Hugo Peterson IA. been named
chairman - the Tacoma Active
cluhs finance committee.
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NJ and Nfs 4 " Assoa ~efs
in Seattle Friday afternoon n At
tend the funeral - hssens
father.
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1890 p. NJ.


Z KMO-John p. Hughes.
i.15. Confessions OF a
CorsalF
IkVl-Hymns: ] Is. Mys-
tic Melodies.
. KOMO-Home OF Brave.
lis Portla Blake
IKJR - Richard Brooks.
l i.lb. Cecil Solly.
IKTRn- HurauK
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KMO - Friendly Fifteen.
l2:15. News
KVI-Hews: 1875. Ayrt
and Marge
KOMO- Backstage Wife.
12.l5. Stella Dallas
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- Is. News
SinRin' sam.
1880 =. VI.
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f2s5. Tea for Three
XVI Bess Johnson.
~ as. Stepmother
lKOMO - LORENZO Jones.
~ -. Wilder Brown
KJR-Ciub Matinee
/ KIRO-Serial.
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2:30 II. VI.
KMO-John p Hughes
2 IS. Let's PLAY Bridge
kVf-Gri Inferno. 2 IS
World Today
KObO-Reveries. IS
Home keepers
KJE-Dance orch. 2 as,
Gasoline Alley
KIRO-Serial
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KMO-Sews esS. Spts
KNI-Bioudle
KONO Cavslcsas Of
America
KJR-Rsdio Forum
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SATURDAY

400 p. NJ.
RMO-Track Meet
KVI-Report 10 Nation
KOMO-Hotel orch
KJR-Slnger.
KIRO-News. AIS. sons
$50 p. VI.
KMO-Hasaii Calls
XVI Songs. AS, Spts
Ass. Bob Trout
EOMO-BaIiroom orch
KJR-Orchestrs.
KIRO-Songs.
} 100 +. VI.
KMO-slHvic News. ) 10
CRAY COWBOY
KVI-ouiz Kids.
KOMO-Barn Dance
KJR-Paul Carson. ors
KIRO-ouiz KIDS.
$50 p. VI.
gMO-Contact: SIS. Nj
View Services.
XVI Gaylord Carter
5:45, Serenade.
KOMO-Barn Dance
KJR-Summer Symph-
KIRO-Gaylord Carter.
500 p. NJ.
KMO-Superman. 9 II
6I5, You and You
Dog.
XVI - Serenade. 8 Ia
Public Affairs.
KOMO-Uncle Ezra.
KJR = Scandinavian Re
porter. CHS. News.
K1RO-Serenade.
$50 p. NJ.
KMo-Melodies.
KVI-Joan Edwards.
KOMO-Grand Ole Opry
KJR-Music; Gas. Gen
James G. Harbord
KIRO-Girl About Town
700 p. Nj.
KMO Gabriel Heater
7.i5 News.
KVf-Marriage Club
KOM Truth -Conse
uuence.
KJR-The Dance.
KIRO-Marriage Club.
7::30 Z. NJ.
KMO-Calif. Melodies.
KVI-Duffys Tavern
KOMO Knickerbocke
Playhouse.
KJR Trade Rounl
Table.
KIRo-Duffy's Tavern.
500 p. NJ.
RMO Shindig; lila
Seaside Shindig.
KVI-Hit Parade.
KOMO-News. 8 :05. or.
XJR--News.
KIRO-Hit Parade.
$50 Z. Nj.
RMO-S h Id ig; 3 :4s
Baseball.
KVI-Hit Parade. 3 "a
Lets Dance.
KOMO-Dance Orch
KJR-Dance Orch; D Of
Interlude.
KIRO-Hit Parade.
900 p. Nj.
KMO-News: e:15. Base
ball
KVI-News: 9;l5, Ra'
Noble, Orch.
HOMO-Cornish School.
KJR-Dance orch.
KIRO-News: 9:l5. Book
$3.50 p. NJ.
KMO-Base ball.
KVI-Bill Henry. 3 Il
News
K MO - Defense 10
America
xJR-News. a:45. Con.
cert.
KIRO-Books.
1000 p. NJ.
KMO-Baseball.
XVI-Dance Orch.
KOMO-Biltmore Hotel.
KJR-Spin AMI Win.
KIRO-orch: lo:i5. New
Roundup.
1890 p. NJ.
KMO-Dance orch.
KVI-World To-day.
KOMO-Pasadena Dance
KJR-Songs In Night
KIRO - News Roundup
1888. Weather
IL: 100 p. NJ.
KMO-Jack Teagarden
KVI-Martha Mears
KOMO-Skinnay Ennis
X J R F1shing News
1905 Paul Carson
KIRO-Martha MearS.
80 7. VI.
KMO-Fiesta Time
KVI-Manny Strand
KOMO-Dance Music.
KJR Paul Carson
KIRO-Savoy Opera Al
bum. II IS. News ]
midnight. Concert Hr
a m. Hour Of Re
Election
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EMO Raymond Gram
Swing
EVI-Studio.
KOMO-Contentec HouI
EJR-ScancinayiEn Re
porter 6 is. News
KIRO-Guy Lomosrco
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Taeoms bosebeil club
qomes ere broadcast ovei
ssofion kMo 1850 kCi
SeaffIs Ceost leoeus
comes ever kRSC l1l4e
KCl.
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loo Il. VI.
RMO-Tack Meet
XVI Report 70 Nation
KONO-H0tel orch
KJR-SluEer.
KIRO-NeHs. A.i5. SONG
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KOMo-sam Hayes SIS
Musical Handy Man
KJR Breakfast Club
Sis. Singer.
KIRO-kate smith
$50 A. VI.
KMO - Haven OF Pest
6-45. Unity Temple
KVI-Helen Trent. SIS
Gal Sunday.
KOMO-Nictor Lindlahr
KJR-FarTn and Home.
KIRO-Helen Trent.
900 A. vi.
KMO-SeWs
XVI Life Beautiful.
BIS Woman In v hlte
IKOM Julia Blake
q.l5. Bsss johnson.
KJR-Fsrm and Home.
p 10. news
KIRO-Life Beautiful.
$3.50 A. vi.
X NJ o Helen Holden
Gas. Concert.
XVI Happiness. s45.
Carolyn Davis.
iKOMO-Ellen Randolph
e45. DR. Kate.
KJR - Silent Partner
s;45. Ann Sterlin s
Wonders.
IKIRO-Happiness.
1000 A. NJ.
lKMo Glenn Hardy
News
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Aunt Jenny.
b |KOMO-Light OF World
1915. Mystery Man
lKJR Baker. 10 is.
Art Bakers Note book
lKIRO-Bis sister.
1890 A. VI.
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lO.45, School Of All
XVI Fletcher Wiley.
I0.45 Kate Hopkins
lKOMO - Valiant LADY.
1o:45. Grimms Daugh-
ter.
KJR InquirinE Re
4. porter io:45. MID
stream.
lKTRo-Commentator.
90 A. VI.
lKMO-Bookworm: iilb
Federated Women
XVI - Martha Webster
u 1913. Golden Treasury
KOMO-Against storms
! 1l:15. Ma Perkins.
lKJR - Orphans Of Di'
vorce. 11:l5. Amanda
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1880 A. Nj.
Studio.
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ries. IL as. Woman o.
II Courage.
, IKOMO-Guiding Light.
11.45. Vic and SADIE.
, lKJR-Other Wife. l45
Plain Bill.
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7 sDW T. VI
KMO - Were Always
Young las. Edith
Adamk
XVI - O'NeillS. AS,
Scattergood Baines
kOMO - Home Service .
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KJR Reeds In Rhythm
4 IS. Cow boy joe.
serial.
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|KMO Army Girl. ais,
A. the Iwlg Il Bent
XVI - f Malone AIS.
HeddH Hopper
kOMO- Pepper Young
gI5 Lone Journey
kJR-Fantasy IN Mel
odV
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Staff Sergeant White 81 Me
Chord field tied a flat-fish lure
TO his fly rod and went fishing
in Kapowsin lake last week end.
Result great catch Of rain
bow. cutthroat and silver trout.
as well as bass. perch and sun
fish. The nst-fish lore IL prov
ing a killer right.
Whites fishing partner. = Mr..
White, also Of MeChord field.
had equally good luck, fishing
with the same type OF lure. 10
rained torrents but the soldiers
refused 10 quit. Game In only
for lunch and right out again.
J. " Shear, bostmsn. reports
al fish we're taken ny the few
anglers who dehsd the rain and
checked IN at his place
Trout haven't begun n rise n
The ny yet. but wren they DO
Shea vii send out m. news. III
pass It ~ N you.
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The Tscoms Archery club vtIi
meet the rscnrs fsstsl eiab In
composition Al the rssons Hlfis
and ri.soi club rang. sunday ~
10 q. ~.
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Sweeps Billed
For Highland
Flight Champions
Also Will Compete

Tns Tscom. t.uif s~assssier
sil held lie fret fail sweepstakes
sunday. sept IA a. Highland
course Tn. vas decided ~ .
meeting Last night ~ highland.
Al~p. thsfs ~ili h~ . ettFw sds
night championship epmpstissen
hold in con junction with ths Fsss.
lar play rilsht champs frsm all
clubs viii participate.
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Columbia Kings

Ed Bookwalter and Johnny
Sheriff went back 10 the Column
bia and the great Kings yester-
day. This time they took How
ard Nix with them.
We'll. sir. the young men fished
from their is @ foot outboard
craft and brought back to Taco
ma five Kings that lived up to
the name.
on display at the Tacoma Ma
rins Supply company Friday the
sign specified they weighed i.
3s-36-33-27-25.
They called the 27-a5ers over
grown babies. Maybe they were.
Judging from some Of the whop-
pers the boys take from the
Columbia down Chinook and H.
waco way.
p. s; Yep. the biz ones got
away. Two Of en-. Must have
weighed between 50 and so
pounds each Bsttled hard and
long. Finally broke tackle.
Tough luck
The trio used . large yellow
plug
Among other Tacomans down
there for the weekend. last days
of fishing before the commercial
men begin their work. are Ernie
Ayers. Enoch Catch Ne A .
Fish" Alexson and Leonard
Freese.
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SAN FRANCISCO


Esn Yrsnclsco ..4..4... ~ mo %
Portland ....--.=.. 90 dsG IA
summary - Runs rsspenslbis Tor
Hsrrsll ?. struck out. Lisks ? hskss
on balls Harrsil > tNo-bsas hita
TroSsr OH sscrffios Ll6Sk ri4ns
osttsd In. Brown Norbert. OH eff
on bass San Frsncisec ! Portland a
ooupls PLAY. LissA 70 Brown 70 Faro
DaF
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PHILADELPHIA tempt. sp

PHILADELPHIA Temple sp-
pesrsd well fortified AZ quarter
back with four candidates on hand
IN spnng practice. but the army
has relieved Coach Ray 8orrise,n
Of three.
Charley Zalonka. varsity signal
caller last season. and I'd Holio-
way we're drafted.
Tony d Tomo expects 20 b.
INDICTED.
Only Al Drtills returns 10 hand.
the bloc KING back chores.
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Another Grid
Step Forward
Round Table Gives
Equipment 10 Tenn

Last var. ths snsnnx Glsdis-
tors ~ Pacific fluthsrsn college
compiled TIER graf stiairen
record sssr prseiieink - = recky
former picnic ground without goal
POSTS ~ boundary hnss
This YEAR. they'll have goal
posts. ~ least. although usest
~ their psscticlng VIII -
done ~ the eid fieid. sPtiv
named ~fsrklana resel~s.s
Next Monday afternoon. TIRE
goal post. wul ~ installed. They
are the gift Of the spokane Ath-
istie Round Table. an organization
after which ths Tacoma Het tSoys
league = patterned
CEREMONIES AT
The goal posts viii be received
BY Gift Olsen. coach AZ Pacific
Lutheran. in = ceremony that viii
be held on the new practice field,
located near the FARMLAND Golf
club
The ceremony = scheduled 10
begin Al o'clock. and VII ee
under the direction Of the Tacoma
Hot stove league
A feature Of the ceremony viii
be the re-enactment At ltAs he
viii try hy Msrv Hsrshman 81
the 80 yard place kies that broke
the tie and gave Pacific Lutheran
is to IL victory over eonrags
university In IN. game ~ games
In Taoomas football history.
CAIN To TAIN
Mayor Harry =. Cam viii h.
the principal speaker 1T the cefe.
mony. which vii mark the dedi-
cation ~ the football field and
tennis courts. latest addition IN
the growing athletic plant II the
growing raeoms college.
Arthur ". sohleg-i pre.i-
dent Of the Tacoma Hot Stove
league. win preside ~ the
ceremonies. which viii include
talks nv DIR. q. 4. Tingeistsd.
president Of Pacific Lutheran
college: Dug Dsckmsn. chair
man 81 the football committee
Of the Tacoma Hot stsss
league; Dave James. Tacoma
spapermsn. and . repre-
sentative of the Spokane Ath-
letic Round Table.
The ceremony win include in
PRODUCTION Of members Of the
Pacific Lutheran college football
squad Of this year.
The public Ia invited 10 attend
the ceremony. which 10 expected
TO be brief.
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Riggs-Parker
Battle Today

roRxsr MILLS. y. v nobhy
Rigs plays rrsnkls Parker IN
the fsstur. quarter final match -
tho National Tennis single. cham.
planship to-day weather psrmiis
ting
All nsfeh~. .~s~ rsinea .us
s~.,ersia, and. - . result. The
final. viii have D. he put ever
until 81 lesst Sunday.
Riisy Grant meets Ted sehFos.
der in another quarter. final match.
Defending champion Don Meseill
and Frankie knvscs already havs
reached the seml.finsis In the
wnmens division Mrs. Sarah Cooks
meets Hope Knowles and Helen
Jacobs plays Dorothy May Sutton
nundy.
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NIGH ~ HOIDONEEs
STAMFORD UNIVERSITY

Headed b. En-Amsries Quarter
back Frank Albert. ~ u stan
fords Rose bovl hsmpions r.
turn for The 1851 football season
Fifteen istfsrnrsn wefs lost.
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xrnur and others q TINS vieinit,
The nature Of this letter. While
friendly and well-mesning IN
every respect. calls for = reply N
n. opinion Of members Of the
p,,rce County sportsmsns aSso-
citation. ss a means 81 keeping
the local sport, record clear.
In principle. the idea Of =
statewide sports council = fine.
on this basis. the Pierce County
sportsmen's association. and
any number Of other local
rroups 81 one time maintained
memberships in the state eoun-
ell
In practice. however. the eoun-
ell worked no better than has
our state game commission.
from the standpoint Of practical
handling Of our game program.
Politics entered into the work.
ing Of the council. completely
dominated by Seattle and King
county.
After watching this political
development and establishment
o. powerful. so-cslled sports
council which in effect serves as
yes-man sounding board for
the state game commission ana
useful instrument for King
county sportsmen. the Pierce
County Sportsmen's association
had no recourse but to Withdraw
some years ago.
In view Of council activities
In recent years In support OF
numerous game commission
regulatory acts and game
practices which do not meet
the approval Of rank and file
sportsmen interested In sens-
ihle handling Of our state
game program. the Fierce
County Sportsmen's associa-
ton finds no reason for re-
versing its action now.
II is interesting to note. too,
IN this connection that all Of the
many sports groups Of this Vi
cinity. and the majority through
out the state. do not take part
In the state council program, al
though most of them have held
membership in the past.
This brings up the point OF
effective organized sportsmen's
Influence on game commission
work. We know that these num-
srous. separate organizations,
forming vast ma jority Of
spo-tsmen of our state, prob
ably will not get the ear Of the
game commission while outside
of the state council. as your cor
respondent so clearly states
AGREE ON UNITY
We agree with him, however.
that there is strength in unity
and we predict that the day soon
will come when the unity of
thought among so many organ
lied sportsmen. even though ex-
pressed through numerous in
dividual sports groups. instead
Of minority state council, will
be heard
We prefer To work along in
this fashion, raising our voice
whenever We feel the occasion
demands. In the interest NJ
good game practices and In
full belief that our great state
Of Washington still has all the
potential possibilities Of being
Just what nature intended II
to be--a game and recreation
paradise.
II state game commission
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Totals ......... - 4 ~ IL
EHalten fnr In.e. In rIrtn
senrs ht InnInrs

San Franeiaco ....... ooi 100 600
Portland ........s..s 600 z7o 3oH II
summary - Runs responsibls for
Reid a Joye. :. struck Qua BY REID
2. joyce ! bases on bails off Reid
joyce ] home runs. Norbert q ON.
tso-bass hits oWen Reid runs
batt.d In % white Joyce, schultz
Reid Norbert 4 OH eft On baas
San Francisco 2 Portland = doubts
play. Brown 20 wrisht 70 Eseobar.
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Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 lnvsst IN y. =. Defense
Honds