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Marriage
licenses

Marriage license applications
were received Saturday BY County
Auditor s. Clifford DAVIS from the
following couples. Vance n Hol-
brook. g. Fort Lewis. and Mary
NJ. klims. 3. Cambridge apis.
Frank Mscsluso. =. RI 3. Box
sos. and julia :. EMBRACE. =. Of
l722 So. cushmsn ave: James NJ.
Keely. %. OF 1921 Ia. u st. and
Lorraine .. Merchant. 10. of 34l2
Ia. E st. Ivan X. Jones. =. Puy-
sllup. and Gladys Lansing. 20,
Auburn. Marion NJ. Phinney. %.
Fort Lewis. and Beulah Compton,
q. Puysllup. Bruce A. Matthews.
"a. Of 7244 Pacific ave. and Lois
Irene Walrath. Is. of 14Ie so. tn
st James II. Hall. %. Fort Lewis.
and Barbara r. Horton. p. Of Fl
Centre. Calf; Everett T. Reed. -.
Tllicum. and Bonnie l. Porter. 80.
Fort Lewis:
Karl d sherley. "a. of $500 So.
Hood st. and Florence NJ. Lee. Is.
of 3l05 So. 62d st: Stewart c.
Endicott. 81. Fort Lewis. and Mary
L. Callcrate. Is. Portland. Eta c
Robbins. 25. Lincolnshire hotel. and
Carlotta p. Goebel. q. of 414 So.
3eth st; Clifford l.. Aates. 81. Of
357s Ea. Howe st. and Rosemary
r. Fix. is. of Box s37. Tacoma:
Donald /. Johnson. "a, and kath-
leen MeElroy. 81. both of Auburn:
Frederick J. Dieber. 80, MeChorC
field, and Frances E. Thiele. %. o.
1907 So. 45th st: William h. Ma
honey, 25, Fort Lewis. and Agnes
f. Newman. 20. of SIS So. 6lst ST. /.
William A. Moore. q. of SO So.
Tacoma ave. and Eva b. Heslop.
As, Portland, Ore; o. Fred Forgey.
Is. DUPONT. and Geraldine A. Ket-
ter, rs. of 3016 No. It'll st. John S.
Allen, rs. Pearl Harbor. II. T. and
Evelyn NJ. Peterson. rs, Puysllup;
James c. Pleasant. "a. Fort
Lewis, and Barbara J. Scott. %.
Dallas. Ore; Anthony n. Brazda,
"A, and Cecilia P. Freeman, 20.
both Of Winthrop. Wash; Edward
J. Coles. "a. Chicago. and Mar
garet r. Robelia. 40, Elmwood,
Wis. Howard J. Brandt, 81. Ri.
?. Tacoma, and Mary A. Schott,
10, of 302 No. G st; John s. Skin
ner, 80. Lakeview. and Helen c.
Crooks, 40. of 716 No. Grant ave. !:
Thomas c. Doherty. 81. and lisa
belle Sokol, %. both OF Mineral;
Perry f. Blot. 20. Bolton. Mont.
and Frances r. White, %, kenne-
wick.
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Organization of civilian defense
units in the Lakes district viii
be started Monday evening az a
meeting TO be held At 100 m
Clover Park high school.
Bert Sweeting, named by the
county commissioners as eoordi-
nator for the Lakewood area and
vicinity. viii preside
Speakers win include Maj Gen.
David l. Stone. Ret. and an Of
ficer from the Tacoma Civilian
Defence council.
President Fred Schwsb of Lake
wood Community club announced
. club meeting next Thursday eve
nine IT $50 ~ Lakewood Center
to hear plans for sctivstinG the
fire districf and for other steps
= IL civilian defense program.
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st, Ga. 1910
95-H. Axel Peterson, 5024 So.
Pine st, Ca. 1896.
s6-John b. Morris. 564s So
Junett st, Ga. 2237.
s7-John wyckoff, 1922 SO. 74th
st. Ga. 2349.
ss-E. J. Richard. 6O3s So. Law
renee st.
ee-McLsin Fenton. 5603 Glenn
ent ST.
1OO-J. X. Scott. 5006 So. P. s.
ave. Ga. 1881.
101-M. N. Dawson. 5607 So. Ia
coma way. Ca. s41s.
102-M. y. and c. A. Payne. zoos
So. Puget Sound. Ca s273
1o3-L. C. Forbes. s443 SO. Null
len st. Ca. p245.
104-J. o. Best, 1901 Center st,
Ca. 1857.
1860. Nelson. 1858 So. Nelson,
Pr. 1897.
1os-Charles Kelton. 1905 So. 18th
st, Pr. 1901
Ernest II. Miller. 1920 So.
18th ST.
10s-R. A. Longworth. 1873 So.
Cakes st. Ma. 1868.
1917. A. Farris. SIT So. State.
ms II Matthaei 2O3I So. It'll,
Ma. 273l.
1l1-James LaPenske. 141e No.
Steele. Ma. 5977.
ll2-G. b. Glover. SIG No. Junett.
11s-H. o. Hoffard. s35 So. Pine
st. Ma. 6969.
114-Charles Davis. 11l0 So.
Alder. Ma. 1926.
115-E B. Ritz. 1924 9Th ave. Pr,
1925.
1is-wslter p. Swanson. Ga So.
Adams. Pr. 1859
1l7-Arthur L. Jensen. Ill SO.
Proctor
1Is-R. 3. Linrothe. +424 So. TIN,
Pr. 551s
lie-Carl Bowman. apis No. 18th,
APIS.
i2o-Neis V Carbon. 42oi No.
18th. Pr. 5707.
HILLARY NJ Dahl Pr 1852
i22-F. ". Thiel. $50 No. 24th.
Pr. 1871.
123-Archie NJ Robinson. 37o3 No.
2eth. (neighbor'sl Pr 1884.
124-Ralph NJ Rogers. $500 No.
3sth. Pr. $685..
I25-N. J Arndt. 410e No SD,
Pr ais.
12s-H. Z. Demorest. $500 No.
Ferdinand. Pr. 1856.
Merton Elliott, 44I2 No
Seth. Pr. 1853
I2s-Andrew Nicoison. 1912 No.
Verde -
12s-S. J. Stacey Sal No. De
fisnoe. Pr. Sass.
1870. Z Hsgoerg. IT'S So /
151-
salmon Bes h-Carl FIFTEEN
meyer, Boat house. Pr 1887
University Place julius toilet
son. RI 5. Box sac, Pr. 3lse
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give up active duties. will continue
A. general agent for the Seattle
territory. Burpee added.
Ed" Shechans retirement be-
cause Of failing health closes out
a transportation career which
took HIM from Chicago to st.
Louis and finally to Seattle for
the Canadian Pacific. He already
had seen service with American
lines when he joined the Canadian
Pacific nj Chicago on Dec. /. 1909,
AZ travelling passenger agent. In
1911 he WAS promoted to city
passenger agent In the Illinois
city and on Feb. Is. 1915. was
sent TO ~. Louis AZ general agent.
He became general agent at Seat
tie March 1. 1924. continuing In
the Puget Sound city until his
retirement. Widely known In Pa
cific Northwest transportation. he
was one of the charter members
Of the Seattle Transportation club.
Mahon, now handling the
Csnsdisn Pacifir's passenger de-
psrtment In the Seattle territory.
has been with the company since
1919 when he joined at Montreal.
He was overseas with the Canadian
army during most Of the first
tyoyld wsr ana returnsd IN cain
further railway experience at
Saskatoon and Regina before 60
ing TO Vancouver, p. C, in
October. 1896. ~ special traffic
representative.
His former Vancouver post was
taken over by George Clelsnd who
was in the Seattle office from
June 1. 1880. until last August.
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School Negotiations
Will Be Resumed

Cancellation meetings between
labor representatives and school
board members looking to settle
nnent Of salary and wage disagree
ments will be resumed next week,
il was learned Saturday.
A brief meeting was held Friday
with Federal Commissioner z. s.
jackson at the school board office.
Plans were made then TO call an
other meeting possibly Tuesday or
Wednesday OF next week
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Officers who will head the Ia
coma Retail Trade bureau during
1912 were elected Friday as fol-
lows:
W. C. Plnehes. manager Of
Penney's. president. l.. X. Ghilar-
ducci. florist. first vice presideit;
Barney Elliott. proprietor Of the
Camera Shop, second vice presi-
dent: John Swan, manager Of
Mannings. treasurer.
The group will assume their new
duties on Jan. 1.
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Burma Road" Will
Be Forums Tonic

The Burma Road" will be the.
subject for timely discussion at
the Chamber Of Commerce forum
luncheon Monday noon in Hotel
Winthrop.
DR.. John L. Christian. who re-
Gently returned 10 America after
seven and half years as prin-
cipal OF the Meiktila Technical
school in Burma. will BE- the
speaker. DR.. Christian has trav-
elled extensively in the Orient.
The public is invited to attend
the forum, at which John Prins
Will preside
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Mon Who Hit Bridge
Pier Is Fined SIS

Andrew H Maine, injured when
the car he was driving crashed
into a bridge pier at 2sth and Bay
SITS, Thursday evening. pleaded
guilty 70 a reduced charge Of reck-
less driving. and was fined SIS
and costs oy Police Judge ". A.
Richmond in police court Friday.
Maine originally was booked for
drunkenness and investigation Of
the accident A passenger IN his
car. Mrs. Stella Joy. So also re-
eeived hospital treatment for
minor injuries Both are OF Belle
vedere. Calf.
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end OF the year.
G. Bruce Bur-
pee. enc al
p a. sc n er
agent. Vancou-
Yer, Is. e. an
nounced today.
Arth ur J.
NJ a h o n. W h o
came to Seattle
fro m Vancou-
yer. Il. C.. last
Aug. /. 10 re-
place Sheehan
when i'll health
forced the vet
eran agent TO
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Here List Of Air Raid
Wardens Serving Tacoma

53-May Z. Hooton. s02 So. sth
At. Apt E. b.. 577e.
81. L. Pierce. 500 50. X ST.
Br. ASS.
IS. Harold Hayward. SIS SO.
Ainsworth. Ma. 1854
3s. J. ". Lodge. s32 Ridgewood.
Br. 1924.
81. Giscinto Rieonoscuito. 1914
So. 18th 81. Ma. 6s4s.
3s-Joe nermson, Br 36i2.
"a
4o-Alfred struckness. e07 SO.
10th st. Ma. 206o
41-John Allard. l104 So Yakima
ave. Ma. sO3i.
42-Arthur Dixon. 1924 So. Yak
ina ave.
43-Andrew Van Hslteren. s12
So. 18th 81.
&C. W. Hislop. Croft hotel. Ma.
scsl.
45-Steven Charaba. 1112 Faw-
cett ave. Ma. 425s.
46-w. S. Wright. $50 Fswcett
ave
&C. f. Kalat, Ellington hotel.
Ma. 1867.
4s-Frank A. Post.
4s-
SD. ". Dean. 2e17ls So. C.
Ma 03s7.
51-Frank Enstrom. 3012 Ea. f
st. Br 472s.
52-Carl W. Club. 1921 Ea. 3lst
st, Ma. 1908.
53-John Bizak. 1898 Ea. 32d st.
54-Richard c. Elliott. 1924 Ea.
31st st, Ma. 6a56.
55-Harold Never. 1909 Ea. Fair
banks st. Ma. 54os.
SD. Hynes. 1913 Mckinley
ave. Ma. 1859.
57-Milton r. Anderson, 3702 Ea.
z St, Ca. 2243J.
S.
So
s0-winiam Weaver, 1924 So. Z
st. Ca. 570e.
61-Frank NJ Smith. 12I George
st
81 Earl E. Allen. 1919 Ea. E st.
Ga. 1888.
oS-Thomas H. Turner 3701 Ia.
NJ st: during bus hours call
Ga. 1922. Ca. 1882
Oh. F. Gookins, 461s Pacific
ave. Ca. 1451.
65-
Go Harry Brebner. o1s SO. 46th
St, Ca. S017.
0-John s. Castleman. pa So.
55th st, Ga. PASS.
IS
So
70-F. F.. Harmon, s31 Ea. 5Oth
at. Ca. 17ss.
John Edie. s60s Mckinley
ave, Ca. 2670.
Tx. G. Leach. 61l0 So. G st,
Ca. SSH.
73-R. G. wilcher. s40T So. A st.
74-B. c. Gsllaher, s423 SO. C St.
ca. 1247.
&c. E. Chenowith, s74 So. goth
st. Ga. 1S4g.
76-Ceford E. Hawmon, 1869 So.
54th st. Ga. 235s.
TIL. w. Bolden, $500 So. Yak
ina ave. Ca $3.50
7s-Anthony Burtocchini. 1114
So. 56th st, Ga. 1898.
7s-Robert Harrison. 54f1 So.
Yakima.
s0-Robert w. Smythe, 4621 So
Yakima.
sl-Floyd Bates, 4s47 So. NJ st.
Ga. 1879.
s2-A. T. Mcdonald. 42O4 Cpd
So. Alaska. Ca. 1888.
s3-Frank c. Gates. 41O7 SO. L
st. Ca. $50.
s4-J. King. 1920 So. Thompson
ave, GA 1858.
Soto F. Gehri. s64 So. 36th
ST, Ca. 5444.
s6-E. p. Mooney. 1924 So. K st.
S-Ben X. Britton, l4o2 So. seth
ST. Ca. 1882.
SIS Walter r. Larson. 32Os So.
Alaska st.
sa-Jsmes Myhon. 253a So. 6 st.
ao-kenny Strickland. P. o. Box
Sc.
pa. n. Walstad. 1922 So.
Sheridan.
e2-Hazel Peterson. 2134 So. J ST.
s3-E. A. Mathwig, 1901 So. 25th
st. Ma. 1853.
e4-H. s. Nunnslly, 3715 So. 31st
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BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Saturday TO the following Taco
mans.
I N MIST. for construction Of a
$500 residence AZ 3z02 Grand
view ave
Charles Hurtnn. for construction
q f2.2z5 residence AZ 1885, So.
Cuanison ST.
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Advertising More
Important in War

"Advertising's Job today is even
more important than In times of
peace, ~ President Roosevelt re-
Gently said 30 we'll" Don Beldine.
president Of the Pacific Advertis-
ing association. declared Saturday.
"our work il cut out for us In
many different ways and we will
dc n well and enthusiastically.
Through this period of the
whole emergency. however. sdver-
Using itself must survive 80 that
It may 20 il part in preserving
~ principles Of our democracy
the things for which We are all
fighting.
This il National Bill Of Rights
Week. and IN it, defense Of q free
prsss and free speech. advertising
IL itself the very champion Of the
Bfll Of Rights.
Il am therefore recommending
this pledge 10 all advertisers IN
The west:
Il. To stir America TO al out
effort for victory through every
medium Of the printed or spoken
word and with fun resources OF
our collective talent.
-. To urge sound buying and
conservation Of the necessities Of
war by showing our people how to
effectively NE the slternates
g. TO safeguard our Bill OF
Rights by aierting watching ou'
enemies from within who would
use this opportunity to- undermine
our lih<rties
This h the platform of our
association and our clubs snc
members for the DURATION
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Here isslist Of air rad vsrdens
in Tacoma.
Chef warden. George Russell
office. s41 So. Tacoma ave HAin
Sos
First ward warden. Charles
Strong 2s11 No 7oth. PR 74ss
Second ward warden. Gordon
March. as No. G. home MA 55ls
Ma 1907.
Third ward warden. Rube Full
kerson. Croft hotel. Ma s0s1
Fourth ward warden. Leslie
Cheney. 1919 East Harrison. Ma
2s6s. or call JAG. Crawford Br.
1897.
Fifth ward warden. Nernics
swesringen. ss5 So. SD. Ca. Is4e
Sixth ward warden. P J.
sehmsitz. 1922 SO. Tacoma way
Ca. e4s7.
Seventh ward warden. L. +
Hultgren. 622 So. Trafton: home,
Ma. Oe13: office, Ma. 2105
Eighth ward warden, F. W
Thiel. 1910 No. Path vt. Pr. 1871
PRECINCT wARDENs
Stuart Sullivan. 81 No. Al
der 81. Pr. 4f64.
2 Bob Moles. 1902 No. Alder
Pr. $3.50.
3-Ralph Friedrich. 3505 No. 22d
st Pr. 1856.
Milton Bjorkman, 1907 No
3lst. Pr. 1898.
5-Roy Baker. 271l No. Alder
Pr. 7705.
6-F. W. ONeal. 22O4 No. Cedar
st Pr. 1916.
T-R. L. Uhlman. 2e07 No 18th
ST Pr. 1872.
81. r. Kiely. 1i04 No. Steele
st Pr. 1864 or Ma 1859
Stanley Bixel. 1912 No
Steele st. Pr. 5254.
10-A p. Swanson. 1911 No. An.
derson. Pr. 3275.
11-Frsnk Berry. 1900 No. 2stt
ST. Ma. 1926.
12-Tony Petrich, 1112 No. E ST
Br. PASS.
13-Irene Thompson, 1914 No. N
ST. Ma. 622s.
14-G. c. Montgomery, 1904 No
Cushman ST. Br. 1888.
15-W. c. Ghchrist. sl5 No
Cushman st. Ma 1863.
16-John r. Fletcher. 500 No. Ely,
ST. Ma. 7770.
Robert Abel. sol No. c ST
Br. 1855.
1s-Harold J. Keil. AIS No. d ST
Br. 2590.
1e-W. F. Little. Rutland apis.
20-H. s. Smallwood. 416 No. Ia
coma ave. Br. 44s1.
21-Farlin p. Nye. 400 No. J at
Ma. 420s.
22-vernon G. Lowe, 1902 No
attn. Ma. 443Z
23-Roy p. Melton, 14t1 So. str
St. Br. POOP.
74-Charles Tirrell. s02 So. X st.
Pr. 45s3.
2s-J. r. Holmes. 304 So. Tscoms
ave. Ma. 9q0a.
IA. A. Dightman, 217 81. Hell.
ems ave, Ma. s056.
2s-J. NJ Hadley, Park hotel. Ma
AIS.
2e-Aug st. Pierre, Marine View
drive, Box 126. Br. 1859.
so
31-Albert B. Ollar. Sands hotel
4l0 9th ave. Ma. 0O50.
32-H. X. Jobst. Merrimae apis
Ma 5347.
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ERNEST ALLEN

Funeral services for Ernest NJ
Allen, 53, of 6434 SO. Cove St,
who died Thursday in a Seattle
hospital, willr be held Monday at
3 p. m. from the Home Under
taking Co. in Seattle, with burial
following In Washington Memorial
burial park. Allen. who served as
corporal in supply Co, 36lst
Infantry, e1st Division, during
World War No. l. was a member
of Wild West post No. 81, V. p w.
and also Of Tacoma serie No. 3,
F. o. r. Surviving are two broth
ers. Glenn II. of Seattle and Frank
NJ. of Oregon.
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Arthur kampbvll, Mrs. Arthur La
Framboise, Mrs. Verne l.. Wood
and Mrs. James Buren, Of Tacoma
one son, Albert of Tacoma. two
brothers. Charles johnson OF nli-
nois and Oscar Johnson of Taco
ma; eight grandchildren. and two
great grandchildren Funeral serv-
ices viii be held Monday at IL a.
m. from the Piper chapel. with
Rev Warren L. Hansen offici-
sting.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Mrs. Ida Elizabeth Mcknight
Monday. 3 p. m. nom the Piper
chapel: Bishop James II. Pike Off
eating: burial New Tacoma ceme-
terry.
Corp. Milton y. Montgomery
The body was sent Saturday by
Buckley-king 10 St. Joseph, No,
for burial.
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OBITUARY NOTICES

fred. Martin. Thorvsld and Fred
Of Tacoma and RECTOR Of California,
and two sisters. Mrs. Sarah Turner
and Mrs. Clara Harper Of Ia
coma. Lynn will announce the
funeral
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Sheehan Retires
AT End Of Year

+. L. Sheehsn. general agent.
passenger department of the
Canadian Pacific in Seattle since
1924. will retire on pension nj the
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JOHN FINMAND

John Finmand. So. of 1916 So.
X 81. died Friday in a local hos
pital. lie was a native Of Den
mark and had been a resident OF
Tacoma 40 years. He was q MEM
Der of the Danish Brotherhood
Surviving IL son. Hans J. OF
Minneapolis. MINI Lynn Will an
nolnce the funeral
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MRS. MINNIE L. FARR

The body Of Mrs. Minnie l.. farr'
81. of $40 No. 9th St, who died
Friday at her home, was sent
Saturday by Buckley-king to Ar
hngton. Ore. for burial. She WAS
n native Of North Carolina. and
had lived In Tacoma nine years.
Mrs. FAIR. n member of the Meth
odist church. leaves daughter.
Mrs. II. Falken Hagen of Ia
coma; "a granddaughter. Miss Rita
Rae Morgan of Tacoma, and four
sisters. Mrs. Grace Hartford of Ia
coma. Mrs. o. r. Fisk of Airing
ton. Ore. Mrs. Frank Baker Of
Condor. Ore. and Mrs. j. f. Hulk
ley of Calgary. Canada.
THOMAS sHEvLANp
Thomas shcvlsnd. 81, of a343
Sawyer St. died of a heart attack
Friday. He was an employee Of
the Tacoma smelter and was q
member of the smelter Workers
union. He had lived In Tacoma
81 years. shevland. a member Of
the Ancient Order of United
workmen. leaves five brothers. Al
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ALFRED WILLIAMS

Alfred williams. ~, Of 1924 So,
9th st. died Friday in a local
hospital. He was born in Provi-
dence. r. l., and had lived Tn
Tacoma Is years. coming here
from Sumner. Cassidy Il Allen
will announce the funeral.
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MRS. LOUISE MURRAY

Mrs. Louise Murray, SO, of Day
Island. died Friday In a locs
hospital. She was native oil
Iowa and had lived in Tacoma II
years. coming here from Idaho
Surviving are her husband,
Joseph: one son. David Harris Of
Montana. and one daughter. Mrs.
Minnie Hudson Of Utah. Cassidy
a Allen viii announce the funeral.
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=
SAMUEL A. SOULT

Funeral services for Samuel A
Soult. 70. Of Rt. I. Box 566. who
died Friday at his home. will be
held Monday at 100 p. m. from
the Piper chapel, with Rev. Paul
Campbell OF Lynden, Wash. and
Clover lodge No. 81. + 4 A. M,
officiating Burial will be In
Mountain View burial park. Soult.
retired Tacoma smelter employe,
was a native of pennsylvania. lie
had lived IN Tacoma Al years, and
was u member of AsDury Meth
odist church and of Clover lodge
No. 81, F. & A. NJ. Surviving are
his wife. Sarah; one daughter,
Mrs. J. w. Snyder of Tacoma; one
brother. Albert Souit of Vaneou-
yer. Wash. and two grandchildren.
Eugene and Lois Snyder of Ia
coma.
MRS. LENA N. RYNNrNG
Mrs. Lena Mary Rynning. rs. Of
5s1T So. Sheridan ave. died Sat
urday at her houv. She was a
native of Norway and had been a
resident of Tacoma "a years. Sur
viving are her husband. Oluf,
seven daughters, Mrs. Clara Luff
of Honolulu and Mrs. Andrew Lar
son, Mrs. l.. p. Danielson. Mrs
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MRS. KATE u. CHRISTIE

Private funeral services for Mrs.
Kate u. Christie, rs. who died
Saturday at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Julian Arntson Of
2s23 No. goth st. will he held Mon
day nj 10 a. m. from the Buckley
King chapel. Mrs. Christie, a ma
tive of Younkers. ". Y. mas lived
in Tacoma since 1886. coming
here from sewsren. N. J. She also
leaves her husband. Il. w. Christie
Of Tacoma: two sons. Morrison oi
New Brunswick. n. j.. and Wal
lace of Tacoma: u brother. William
A. Morrison of New York: n sister.
Miss Margaret Morrison. also Of
New York. and four grandchildren.
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SATURDAYS QUOTATIONS

eouosafions courtesy Dean writer =
Co. washington Bldg msmberp
New York stock ExchaneeD
Mfrh InW Clos
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Murkets Oft q
Glance
SATURDAY
BY INITED PRES

BY UNITED PRESS
Stocks higher in moderate trad
ing.
Bonds irregular: L. 8. govern
menfs firm and dun.
Cmb stocks higher.
Commodities; Dealings In cot
tonseed oil and lard futures sus-
pended. soy beans off the daily
permissible limit Of cents a
bushel; other staples generally
lower.
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rout of Ohio State. Both Muller
and Stephens became doctors; Noel
Workman, one of Ohio States stars
that day, served for a time as coach
at Iowa State.
Freddie Sington, Alabamas ALL
America tackle who was one Of the
standout players in the Tides 24-0
victory over Washington State in
the 1881 game, played professional
baseball for a while, now sells auto
mobiles in Decatur. Ga. John
Miller, Alabama guard in that game,
is a snuff salesman in four Alaba-
ma counties . Dixie Howell, pass
ing star of Alabama in the 1885
game, coaches Arizona State.
Washington States stars in that
game were two linemen, Mel Helm
and Turk Edwards. Helm, with the
New York Giants. became pro foot
balls greatest center; Edwards is
still active on the Washington Red
skins team.
Ernie Pinckert, All-America half
back who sparked Southern Cali
fornias 21-l2 victory over Tulane
in the 1882 game, is still playing
with the Washington Redskins :.
Marshall Goldberg and Frank Pat
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rick, who starred in Pitts 21-0 de-
feat of Washington in the 1887
game, are playing professional ball.
Roy Riegels, who achieved left
handed fame by running the wrong
way in the 1929 game to give Geor-
gia Tech an 81 victory over his
California eleven, became a sue
cessful coach . Bobby Grayson,
star of Stanfords team in 1884, when
the Indians were upset by Columbia,
coached at Stanford for a while,
later took up law, is now living in
Pasadena Cliff Montgomery,
member of that Columbia team,
went into pro football
Johnny Mack Brown, who scored
two touchdowns for Alabama in a
20-19 victory over Washington in
1926, is movie actor.
Lou Little, now coach at Columbia
played tackle on a Penn team which
lost to oregon, 14-0. in the 1917
game Joe Bedenk, Penn State
guard on the team which lost to
Southern California, 14-3, in the
1923 game, coaches baseball and the
football line at his alma mater .
Mike Palm, member of the same
Penn State team, runs tavern in
Philadelphia.
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Today's Sport Parade

stand so much and no more. And
/ decided that as most of my bad
rounds in tournaments were be-
cause I Slipped in concentration,
I wouldn't wear out my brain in
practice rounds but save my con-
centratlon for the rounds that
counted. So I just started taking it
easy in pre- tournament play. If
lest bet or two all right. I didn't
labor over every shot, talked and
joked and had little fun. AS a re-
suit my practice scores weren't so
hot, but / found that when the
tournament started / was fresh
mentally and felt like concentrating
every second of the 18 or SO holes.
And that's darn important, because
there are so many good golfers
around today that one bad hole
one bad shot, in fact, can cost you
a tournament"
Nelson revealed that mediocre
practice scores helped, rather than
hurt, his confidence.
When I'm not scoring we'll be-
fore tournament start play in
1t positive that my concentration
will be mighty good. Because I
feel have to be extra careful to
keep from getting in trouble. I be-
lieve lot of my rivals are hurt
by trying to concentrate and shoot
their best all the time. Take jug
McSpaden at Miami. He was hot
ter than pistol before play began,
and was all right for a round or
two, but then he grew tired men
tally and he shot himself out of the
thing
Nelson also credited a curb in
his boldneSs with helping him win.
"A few years ago / didn't fear
anything on a golf course. They
could put the pin on the edge of
the Grand Canyon and I'd pitch
right for the flag" he said. Now
play EN- a little safer, and while
I'm not SO spectacular I don't get
SO many eights."
"Eights?" ] said. Whats wrong
with eights? Give me a nice steady
string of eights and I can be the
champion of my set"