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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
Seamen
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(COntlnue0 from rage ~
z vest, 80 here was . supply, but
each garment must be cut, and
that was q job in itself.
Nothing daunted, q coverall
company was then visited and
the cutting is now being done by
electric cutters.
Innings and leather are
brought every week to Grace
church parish house, this city.
where the vests ere being
stitched. The leather has to be
sorted and the Girls Friendly
Society, under the direction OF
Mrs. George A. Merifield Is sort
Ing the leather. Only about two
thirds Of it Is useable.
LOCAL WORKERS
Among tn local women giving
their time are Mrs. John Shook,
Mrs. A. j. Pickman, Mrs.
Charles Doll, ST., Mrs. David
Swinscoe. Mrs. Mary Scott
Simpson, Mrs. r. b. Irvine, Mrs.
Charles Doll, Jr., Mrs. Henry
Benton and chairman, Mrs.
George A. Meriheld.
There are other groups at
work in Flint, Birmingham,
Pontiac, BEDFORD. Ann Arbor.
Dearborn, which has pledged
200 vests, Romeo and Wyan-
dotte. The local group has
pledged SO garments by April
irst. There are Ave stations in
Detroit, q Norwegian group Is
one Of the busiest.
SHIP ON SATURDAYS
Shipments are made every
Saturday from New York
through the help Of the English
Speaking Union. Forty vests
will 60 out this coming Satur-
day.
A vest Is on display in the
window Of The Daily Monitor
Office. Any one interested in
helping in this work should call
Mrs. MeriReld, phone 1898.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
Drain

..n B. Ar" +.taI. Ml. It .fu
system - to cost approximately
$2,400.000 to bring IN inter-
ceptor from the Kirby Station In
Detroit to Mount Clemens-for
the. two counties II Z tentative
master plan Of solving wide
spread and serious problems Of
community sanitation and water
pollution.
The present situation has been
termed q serious threat to the
health and welfare Of residents
throughout the southern section
Of the county, where rapid In
creases in population have In
creased the need Of better sew
age systems.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
livestock

nEfUoyT. lssrch se-tAP)-csttIs
-. sNno6y. Chotoo 10 prime yooSllnOs,
iiio-iSyO0j 0ooa - chojee yeo4liAes
i1So-il.lei sd ~ choice heavz 80
1s;ss, !. ID i S:svy sH ssssr, ssos.saS3 81
-c1qvs Gto-S.e; best light butoa9I eolls
Sg60sayooj bet heavy bolopMee GfS-e1e;
SSniu11. weight boloSnas 6.Se-S.oos eeesk
S01o Aoo-e.oo: good y chcSee Seoekess
- 1SsAsss I.oo-ii.oe, mfsess and
calves 80. stsady: Dest ea,vs6 1850;
80 snd lambs i,see. ssesay: osst
1nsnns ll.So-7s; lAiP = 0oo1 1eAo-li!8v
- cltppsd lambs avoo-eoi - nseD
0lbo-Uo; heavy Eat shssp ly1o-e.eo.
80, -. 100; go. -, sssrs 81, 49,; ss'''
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
4 War


quickly went into conference In
IN effort to end the disorders
which hsve srupted throughout
YugoGlavia for the past - hours.
0ravs-faced Yugoslav leaders,
home from joining their nation
to The Nome-B eriin-T Tokyo alli-
ance, went Immediately into
conference today on the storm
Of fractional opposition to the al
lance.
Their return from Vienna was
even more sober than their
guarded departure from Bel
erade 30 hours earlier. There
were no cheering crowds, no
bands.
There were widespread explo-
sive demonstrations Of National
ut groups parading and shouting
last night against the hook-up
with Berlin, Rome, and Tokyo
even though the Yusoslav dele
gates managed TO gain assur-
ancss Naxi troops would b kept
out Of their country. In some
places, the outcry brought ar
rests.
German leaders returned 10
their capital from Vienna for the
next series Of diplomatic ma
neuvers designed to better the
Axis position In the battle
against Britain.
Flas-decorated, Berlin was
ready TO welcome Yosuke Mat
suoka, japanese foreign minis
ter, for talks the japanese am
bassador to Berlin declared
twill contribute much toward
strengthening eur Japanese
Germany cooperation"
Factories and schools were or
dered to close early 50 workers
and children could line the
streets through which Matsuoka
would b taken this evening.
Germany, meanwhile, extend
ed the rome Of intensive sea war
fare closer to western hemis-
phsre areas the United States
has committed herself 70 defend.
A proclamation In Berlin last
night moved the zone Of German
~counter-b ! o k operations
past Iceland and to within three
miles Of Greenland. Authorities
at Washington have declared
several times that Greenland Is
regarded % part Of the western
hemisphere area covered by the
Monroe Doctrine.
Officials at Washingto have
denied that any United States
forces have been sent to Green
land, but coast guard vessels are
understood to be operating near
there - part Of the neutrality
patrol.
Dispatches from the British
battleheet on the Greek island
Of Crete said the British block
ade Of the eastern Mediterran-
can has isolated the Italian Do
decanese Islands 70 completely
the FASCIST sarrisons there might
be starved out with no need for
landing operations by the Brit
iSh.
The lull in the air war con-
tinued, with neither side report
ing any important blows across
the English channel. London
had it, hfth consecutive night
without 4 raid alarm.
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Markets


DETROIT. March se-tApl-Asns week.
belance OF poultry steady. Asns ~ ~.
up, 70; under sM lba. -; Iaohcrn hsns
! ibs. up 10: cocks 1919: 1eaes ~; Aeek
broilers 2M lbs. up ~: Ieehosn bsoll-
ees IA lbs. up -; cepons. Y lba w -;
under 2 lbs. -; ducks. white 3 Ioa up
loc.
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Kiwanis

(Contlnued From Page ID
early history Of the club, Walter
Fenton will lead the singing.
and the Three Lassies" Of Do.
troit will be imported for the
occasion.
President Francise 0eodar
heads the celebration committee.
Assisting him are Robert /.
Winslow, Alton H. Noe, Tenton,
and John Vice.
Other officers are: George
Middlemiss, vice-president; vii.
liam Koehler, vice-president,
and Noe, secretary.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

/ The University Of Pennsylvan-
II had seven members in It's first
graduating class.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

There are about 5000 wooden
railroad ties to the mile on
American railroads.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

A quiet pool was the first mir
ror in which man saw his re-
Election.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
Grant
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lowing q meeting Of the War
rem township board, which
Strich heads, WPA engineers
and q Lieut.. Clark, Of the u. s.
Navy.
Construction work on the
giant gun-plant IL already well
advanced.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

Nine-tenths Of the population
of India live In villages remote
from political activities.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

The north pole HI n = ~
pressioA, while We south pooo
has m altitude Of 10000 feet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Saint PAT
Boys Kings
For a Night

Two score red nlooded Tscoma
boys were kings FOR the evening"
al a chicken dinner given them
last night BY their fathers. friends
and Sponsors They fsted and ban.
quet ed and were presented letters
BY Mayor Harry 4. Cain.
II was celebration honoring
the ST. Patneks football team,
unbestsn champions OF the Tacoma
Parochial School Football lesgus.
Coached by Father Dillon.
the 81. Pats Eridd~s won
aght copseeativs tsagus
games, Won two out Of ihfes
non = league fus~Ie~, elinaxinK
their season Monday with =
22-2 vengeance vain ever
Marsmount footballer. Only
one team In the league scored
upon them.
After Mayor Cain had presented
the felts. speeches were given by
Father Dillon and Father Leshy.
Doug Dyckrnan Wa tosstrnastsr.
Boys winning Iettsrs were Mike
Thornton. Mike turkey, Ed Con-
mey, Pat Mslorsy, DOUG Dye kmsn.
Dr., Bill Crei~e. George Christ
nacht. Don Verhslen, Leonard
Crowrh. lao Rink, Jim Boyle.
George vlshovieh. Tom NY o'Ieary.
Joe Jurun. Anton Moach, Thad
Macarthur, Tommy Hanley. Bobby
Gosselin, Bal Calbraith and George
johnson.
Thsd Macarthur Vas slected
honorary captain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
File Fights
Injury Jhx
rroIons WIN Meet
Clover Pork Fddoy

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duties.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

TwentyhTee out Of 80 winners through last week
for percentage of 767 Reversas OF form scored by Sum
EatonvIle Lakeside Port Orchard and Anacoes and
the FosterSnoqualmie and Aberdeen Longew ties made
the misses.
How wide The percentage OF in differences
asked Checking last weeks result there
total OF 1852 points 80 roughly two touch
downs per game
shil the difference pretty CLOSE In number al
The predicted point Difference the PascoProser
right the the Everett Beling
Enumclav Auburn and Port Angeles Chmacum
only two points predcfons while tine
Clover
Redmond and SBnhomishM points
off Those results pupils
II the 3spont mistake hine game 81
point mistake The 33-pon,
rextrr les hfr4 - ~ lrapa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Trout Contest
On Schedule

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siIi pisy ~ rsts ~ . nsns ~
fhs Ilsssf s1szb nessshasss .
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psssssss hasi.
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i've tysut ~ith sss bsss hssd.
IAs sssuf are supptie1 - >
t~sk II ssa~s ~ ths rhfstIps
1ssut rssss ksse.
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sss. Hero ssst~st~s. Lleft
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al rssks ,, hi~.sstf
Aat~st. ~ tssss-~sss6lsss
feature h - sssissa~1bse 81
svs<asss ~ sh~ NJ sn~~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Chinese Boxer
Beats Salica

HONOLULU - David Young
Honolulu Chinese who is contend.
or for the nanfanwslght crown.
defeated Cham pion Lou sslics,
Brooklyn, in 10 round non title
bout here last night Young
weighed lish pounds, sslica
iZsl<.
TIE victory gained Young a
possible snot AZ salica's crown. II
w, the champions t-eo on d
straight cefeat on mis- klsnd In.
vssion. Previously NJ los, a 10
round decision 10 Ruth DalnzA Of
Manila
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Sixty Cardinals
Make use Jauni

STANFORD u>fygnsfYf. Gel
= ss.afoFas In9lsas fses1 snot1>r
muddy ~cfsost today pFspssssK
fer Saturdays sneounteF ~sth
Csc Coach cssfk khSsx hneasy
~sil ssss . s,gsssf ~ - fnen ssath.
Bruno nsndsoea ~ss not n 1nl-
fern heessss> At inNsries,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Lincoln Sophs
Score Victory

John Kennscy's Llncoln sopno-
nores brought home IN. ciiy
sophomore Championship yssisrcsy
szhen they dsfested Stadium sophs
: 70 o !, vas ~. fourth ain o.
sea- for the Ksnsneg ersyv.
Ped Platter boomed over for N,
winning touchdown In TIE thfrd
quarter and Morgan Barofsky
slic ss1 TIE extra point
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
HOOP GAIL ISSUED

EsHkstbAu player, se<klnR q
team 70 play On ate askso TO turn
out for The South Tacoma Nave
ricks At Stadium gym Thuns<1sy
night Al 7 oeilel4 Th~ bzsFsneks
haze Practlct gsrns gifb Co c.
is1ft MAR ty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Game 6i-ds, 4nis.aL, 3iyk

. license which Sss ssld ~
bull spike BY . nsnasaa hand
ksrvhlsf.
ny Ne way. ysu sAstsss Nm
nsA ~ Qu~~ts - me- shaps
ssa Full ~ ftsh- Aecssuns1e-
sssss - asssy's psacs sss es-
eepsss~siis ssseevu. Mrs. Otsss's
ys.sg and ~essssiy hssss pss-
pssrs ~ nssais 50 whse
ss>~isi vsas 81 s~ssshss ~sli
No dslsg usss~ u be nshtsa 10
Ne Qursss sssssss sfses thss.
Mad . great Trip and. psfbsrs.
god fortune In not eslna %
hand 81 oar intended posts whss
Sheppard and watkins gave .
Northwest asmenstrssion ~ he
Russian German eastern froat
bombsfdment.
Fine Gesture
Trsd G. Jahnsoa ~ Tacoma
shot . large ell In The humping
river district ~ ssstsrn WASH
inston, up Nssbss pas wsy.
J. e. Johnson and G, T. Type.
Tssomsns. wsss rrsds sompsa-
inne.
When fred esessUht h,s giant
sk4.~ A s..lt IA fAFaA aamA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

even sons alder sspIlnr-. lay
shattered.
FRESH chssnks Ger. tarn from
fslisd loss
The hsAvy. damp soiI thsrs
WAS ripped and torn In ths mad
eoufIslon CAUSED BY the terror
iled animals
The trail led seruss the fiat
10 a mountain side. then straight
up.
far atop q ridge ~s found
where they had sons down The
other slds and we're heading fer
diil higher ridge.
We rave up the pursuit. after
hours % wslkiag II wss ctirlsy,
just corning up tbs trail toward
Shepard and Watkins, vho count
ed the number Of shots fired by
ths excited hantsrs.
They dropped behind cover
when ths Wild shooting began.
Had SHEPPARD and Watkins
each picked mis- back, shot him
down and then esased firsnx. the
other eleven hunters thsrs would
have had q grand chance far
game meat
There esre aussesesss spike
halls sad Older bulls viii TIE
b~fd.
The animals ~osid have n.s-
Aadefed off kt.arsly aaa h~e~
epea prey In ths brush- covered
Nat.
But that maehiBs-gan at
tack. the horror thro~n into the
herd ssnt them into aid snd
distant flirht
I'd Olson, Tacoma. oxnsf Of
Eslly's ranch. had tassn Ksppeft
and myself on . locating aunt.
We found where the sls ssfs
FEEDING. sn open and abandoned
farm field -ithlH 900 yards AZ
The highway.
u MAS olsen's prop.rty snd
vas f~nc<d.
oison had sdyis<d ssslnst cur
suT gssilon mat We reach the flssd
ny daylight Hs judgment tame
ny sspsrfsnes.
Nut sbsSuAssd ssz Watkins.
sapped ss.rby, I'D hs~~ To-.
formed by is~is frs~sA, asm~
wssfs ihs sih k>rd ~sA 70 ~
yrsts~'sr fsai Hsxhsy. lass
fesssa-
Ana they b~s, n. r.ss % ns
70 ths pot shooting and ~sfs
there before dsyt8sbs.
They dressed their two splss
bulls on fhs spot,
Game Protector Hughey pgs
on oysralls, tod out ms nx
knife and dressed the COW TAD.
lHx charge - tks carcass Ne
esrisiaiy ~as prepared for ,ns
tob.
sk~phsrs snd wsiksas lss1>1
ih~'r dressed lsgsi Ilnlis into .
track tssy had brought Along.
sad too< tsslr m<st te ths frssx-
Ia to<k<fs 81 homs
Thsy ssr. handspnsly rspsia
for their - 80 slk isrsnss sns
bsx Esns Gag fee
Incidentally. ths sssts rsms
dspsginsns was csusfst short 81
liesDsss and lag. WY. l cant
sxpisin.
kspp~rt aad Visited Oiyup<s
spsftihE Kesd. bss-e.. bat fs~y
>sfe seke ssf Ksd sssid get -
n,sr~ fssm ts< ssp~st<s~at lh~y
r~p~sted.
b. good ls1es. ~s visited fks
TngEston cessniy ssadltos ana Ne
mad fossr lsfi. tao 81 yhleh s~xs
takes ~ znothsr party sne wait
Cd with =. On tfas courthouse
steps EnfSI ths sszditorrs office
epened - 3 = "a. saturday.
othsf kunfsr. had eiffteuisy IN
getting iscsBses And tags SONS
nsnssfs eosId not. -. suppo~<.
they didn't 90 hunting.
shsphsrd and Watkins, BY ms
~sy. could noe get q tag for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Hitting Tho Old Head Pin

= y; )! 9;
$500
& III . = zsIa
: J ] s !! 5 ! ! ] 9 q 81
q! ]: e. :. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
A Tribute to the Reserve Coaches

That Championship Of the Puget Sound conference junior
high school football league which went to Sumner Bearcats
this for the second consecutive focused the spot
light Coach Red Carlson Of many reserve, Junior
high sophomore coaches in this area who. with little
praise work long and hard building the supply lines for
future varsity teams.
Besides Carlson IovmAn the Stadium sophie
Ralph Stadium John Kennedy OF
SOPHOMORE Cronquia the Fife Junior
IA high o the Puyaup junior high and others
hand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

Pc FL team which wallOped Onalaska to l. From that
game until the Renon debace last Friday
varsity team walked off the grdiron beaten.
For fave straight years the Onaaska Ioggers went
defeated During these five years the Loggs 80 games
mot counting forfeit and tied only twice both
times by Pc E) The Loggers scored 104s points TO their
opponents 90 points.
Then in the spring Of l93e Puyanup snticed Carl
Sparks away from his home town (Sparks graduated
from 0nalaska high school played in the 1926 state
high school basketball tournament, later graduated
from Washington State colege).
For two years Sparks used his football skill in coaching
Puyalups line and assisting Al Dahlberg During the win.
ter months Sparks coached the Puyaup high basket
baers to pair of championships in the Puget Sound
ference.
This fall Sparks the head coaching sob P'yslup
when Al Dahberg called into active duty with the And
the Sparks winning touch picked rish where left off at onsia
In
The Vikings straight would probably have
gone through they able
throttle Sloan But 1t be-
the victory string snapped with Sparks having watched
his football teams win ~ and tie games in
Altogether the 10 Sparks has been coaching
Pyaup) varsity football played
games winning teing five percentage
points basis figures up o b SIS ball.
No wonder Puyaup Sparks and sl t
anxious to HIM coaching Viking teams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Shifts Backs

PULLMAN. ws&h<--Ksri Bfen-
nsls uss shifted 70 right half -
th~ Washington stats squsd To-
day ts back sp BIN Hoim<s ard
"a Piiiinrs. Ths shift gives sss
co9xsfs tnrss sophomcrs nsht
aslfA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Answering the Morning Mdil

Pete Olson, NInlock
Fred Meyer stanfods md bur
thu double gate affair
reading Shauhnesy has from to ID
tucked And weren't hs f
that Sese Elmer and Rsymonds I'd Nowogrow
which the Bowl
T. W. Anderson Tacoma
found the QUESTION: Perhaps
the he
When Minnesota Pittsburgh last play prior to
this year:
~
Of C.nrhn- fan. nd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

Will he Out of effice ny the 18th
OF this menth Of November.
An Elk Hunt
Took the frs, oh hunt SUM
day
Result -. o.
But one Of the most interest
Ing chapters Of oar hunting
earssr.
Saw two ball and one COW
elk soon after being slain. the
cow, Illegal prey. taken over by
n game protector.
This All took place down In
the Quees country adjacent To
the famed Kelly ranch, Jeffsr-
son county.
A bit of well intended advice
back.fired ana ~s missed our
golden opportunity Of getting q
shot into a large herd.
But. perhaps, u wac J.st q.
well There might have h>ee
tragedy written on the reeard
hooks had our party gone Into
the old ranch field nj daybreak-
Looking back AT The shooting.
after our detection had fled. We
began To reason that p<rhap.
we were fortunate
Ralph sheppard and Bill Wat
kins residents Of wssiport, nesr
Aberdeen, did the shooting.
They shot through the early
morning mist from . spot d.
rec,ly ACROSS from ths point Ne
intended To approach the herd.
And had your cid seighbes.
Harry ksppest. pfs-ioax hunt.
Ing pal: Nd swan Of Feuisbs,
sad Bill and Tom Morton Of
Tsoom@- b~ea ~ our iaieaded
point Of satsek. ens or more 81
IN might not 10 h~se today.
We would hsvs been in direct
line 81 shsppards and Hatkins
fire and. folks. VIA,
bomosrdmsnt these two over.
ANXIOUS. NERVOUS hunters ext
lo-oss.
Because Of ihs poor visibility.
danger would have been more
marked.
Too. they would have besn IN
TIE sam. plight on tns opposite
xsde
However. II IL doubtful II any
one % cur party would have
gone 90 completely bers~rk.
shsphsrd and Watkins fired
Is times into che startled ard
frsnzisd herd Of elk. perhaps -
animals.
Watkins. at hTa. estimated
sbost 100 shifnals Ia the hsra.
That vas because II his Ell
trsrnsiy sxeitsd mind
Anyway. ths tvs hunter. fired
nj random. bsf tssy k-pt up .
steady flre. Ia-sdiar tbsir Esns
vita .masing speed
After their f5rsf tsss .hsss ths
hot lad fIes BIKE mad
The slk sisnpsdsd sn1 ran
clean through . new bsyts1 ~irs
fence, ZONE perhaps sozinzssd b.
the hsntsfT~ bsilie,s
One bsg buck IN particular sa<
said 70 have besn heavily biz in
the bufys bsesus~. a. Sheppard
fsid, lie f-sisd kae sssrd. tntn
tore r1gnt through tss fsFes
Hh<n The shooting va oyer
thsrs lsy tao ss4<. hsllis - snssf
100 pounds ssck sse q coNs
her bsc< broken.
We. vhs arrived . fs>s szsis-
ut<s sster ~ith = Nr. 6sris< -
Port Asgess. brstbsr-ia-is~ ~
the forest rasEsr In that district.
look 1p sk< tran Of fbs horsex-
strieksn Ell.
Through thu heavy isnc<rtrusn
o. th< b1ttonn lxsds ~ ssv ths
trail II sas a. though Z bull
6ozsr RAG torn through tns
Hrbs-brzIsh.
Broken and sAsttsFsc LIMBS.
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Easing Ut along

fernaps this sara 81 victory marathon should ha,.
.oo ast friday when il vas sfill vital thing Now.
n 70 tes"' the story can be wrapped up and mark ed
us The story OF The rsmarkah. winning sfreak hieh
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varsity high school football
teams coached by Carl Sparks
of Puyallup have hung upover
\ span embracing eight years
Last Fridays SAL loss by
Puyallup Vikings 10 Roy Sloan
and the Renton Indians was
the terminus Of the victory
marathon. Il started way
back in 1888 down az On
alaska, small Lewis county
NIL town.
That year Joe Sienko. later
a WSC Cougar grid star and
now Ellensburg high school
roach xxa a ha xrsaa n aa "A ~ -
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Fifty Days al
Acres in 1912

SEA rTLE-The state racing
con.mi>sion this Ssek-end
awarded LonEaeres trsek IN
seattle 80 racing dsys 10 ls4z.
from June Il 30 sept !, isesu-
size, and Playfair trs1k In sps-
Sans IS dsys. from sept- 8 10
Oct g. inelfzaSs.
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You can b~i year g.sad-
rssn,my's old rel shawl thai
STATE Fisheries Chief Erenu.s
will he out Of office h, the lssh
Of this month Of Nessmber.