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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26
PORT CALENDAR
Burglar Sentenced

James Burgess. 26-year-old Ia
coma railroad porter, of 2I30 Faw-
eett ave-. was sentenced BY Judge
Joseph A. Mallery Friday after
noon TO Is years in the state re-
formatory at Monroe after he
pleaded guilty TO second degree
burglary. Burgess was arrested
by city police a week ago and
charged with burglary of the
Adams Brake Lining station.
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3 Building Permits
Issued for Houses

Permits for eight new residences
were issued late Friday and Sat
urday for Ss1.500 in construction
value. Permits granted follow:
William Amos. $500. at $500
So. Alaska st; Jess c. Shaeklett.
$1,000. at 42le No. 18th ST: James
Garoutte. $500. at 1901 No. 18th
st; Arthur H. Anholt. $4,000. ssi2
No. 18th st; A. W. Kreg. 1000. at
57ie No. 18th. $500. at sTl2 No.
10th, and 5000. at sTos No. 18th
st; H. L. Quinn. $4,000, at S7oe
So. X 81.
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.laS&T3EN

Another uneventful week was
anticipated for the Tacoma harbor
saturday, according 20 the hArbor-
masters daily report which listed
only four American ships for ar
nval through next Thursday.
Weekend activity Will be more
brisk than usual. with four ships
scheduled 10 work cargo during
the two days. Two already were
in port. the HE Maru from Japan
and the Coludhrook from Manila
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RILEY NEGLECTED

WALLA WALLA-Mayor f. b.
Riley of Yakima was reelected
president of the Association of
Washington Cities yesterday.
Other officers elected were Jack
ID. Williams, Everett city commits
sioner. and Mayor Truman Trul-
linger, Olympia. vice presidents;
Lester Park, Aberdeen city at
torney, secretary.
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Girl Killed When
Auto Leaves Road

BkEMERroN Frances Jack
son. 70, Of Bremerton, was killed
early Saturday when the car in
which she was riding plunged over
. eo-foot enabankment into q stone
quarry two miles west Of Bremen
ton.
Driver II the car. Ted W. Jack
son. Bremerton. IL being treated
IN the Bremsrton hospital His
condition Il regarded exsrsmsly
critical. Both occupants Of the
ear ssere Indians.
me car. demolished. was dis
oevsred At 7 q m. BY = group Of
men walking along the read. II
e listed 70 Oliver W. jackson. also
Bremerton.
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isrAY IS :

lsos-Ralph Waldo Emerson. lee
turer. essayist. and poet, at
Boston. He found his power
and won his fame on the
lecture platform, and EN-
erson the essayist was n
condensation OF Emerson the
lecturer. Among his best
poems The Snow storm"
Ode to Beauty" The Con-
cord Ode" and "Threnody. !"
lss4--Henry Goldman Potter, Prot
estant Episcopal bishop. at
Schenectady. NJ. Y. The cor
nerstone OF the Cathedral
OF st. John the Divine was
laid during his sdministra-
tion. He won fame on the
centennial at Washington's
Inauguration by his address
on the dangers and oorrup-
tons Of the spoils system.
lseo--Jsmes Mckeen Cstteil, psy-
ohologist and editor. at
Easton. Pa. He became
professor Of psychology at
the University of Pennsyl-
vanis in 1855. This was the
first professorsbp of ply
chology In any university.
He was editor Of several
magazines and wrote ex-
tensively on Psychology.
scientific organizations. and
educa ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26

WASHINGTON - Price Contro
Administrator Leon Henderson to.
ray set maximum prices on comb.
en- cotton yarn, used in the manu-
facture Of textiles. underwear
hosiery and other wearing apparel
at 20 per cent below figures now
being quoted by the industry.
The price ceilings will be effec-
tive May rs and will apply to all
deliveries under old contracts as
well as to new orders.
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BANKRUPTCY PETITION

A bankruptcy petition has been
filed in federal district court here
by Russell Iva Lewis. smelter
worker. listing liabilities Of
S4,s79.90 and assets Of S1,0s5, of
which S565 IL claimed exempt.
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now solely in the hands Of the
county commissioners.
ut would be expected" Nichols
wrote in discussing an opinion of
the state attorney general on the
subject that the county admin
istrator within each county would
maintain the sams relationship
with the head Of each institute
as ne would with any head of a
division or unit in his county de-
partment."
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Police arrested four motorists
Friday for traffic violations They
were II Col II. Z. McHugo. block
ing driveway Lyle - Cope, ais
obeying traffic signal; L. n. Kay,
improper parking. and Morris J.
Alhadeff. speeding Guido S. Pelu-
. was booked Saturday for speed
ing.
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FATALLY INJURED

Diede, 80. of Hunters was fatally
injured late yesterday when he
fell from a 5o-foot pier on a state
road bridge being built across the
Spokane river near Miles.
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Washington Old Age Pension
union and American Peace Mobil-
ization committee will meet joint
ly in an open forum In Emerson
hall. 1loeis Broadway. Sunday at
7 p. m John Greenman. presiding.
win introduce Hugh DeLaeey Of
Seattle. state president Of the
Washington Commonwealth fed
GRAFTON. who win speak on Peace
and Pensions" The public Is in
vited.
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WILL CIR gI6gI4

Darlington in King county will
receive sie,sis from wPA funds
for improving its water system.
Sen. Wsligren reported Saturday
from Washington. d. C.
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~. III 3 J june s ss.s S sS.'i i.
Data supplied ~ q weather
bureau. Department. Of conmsrosI.
wsshinston's forecast = Scat.
tered light showers In the noun
talns- Cooler In the west portion
saturday night and In the east
Sunday. Moderate to fresh north
west winds off the coast and over
inland waters OF the state.
Rainfall In Tacoma for the "a
hours ending At 3 a. m. Saturday,
none; since May /. ala inches, an
excess Of .ss inch: since January 1.
ll.oo inches. q shortage Of 7.25
inches.
Wind at a. m. Saturday west
8 m. p. h.; barometer at 20.ee,
and rising, .o3.
Sun rises at AS a. m. Sunday
and sets at 7:5o p. m. Rises at
t;22 a. m. Monday and sets at
7:51 p. m.
Weather May -. 1e40-c Cloudy.
trace Of rain. Maximum tempera-
ture WAS 80 degrees and minimum
oil. Highest wind velocity was Is
m. p. h. from the west.
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CLOSING bond AvERA0Es

40 Bonds ei16 up 0.01.
10 High grade RR e4.ss of COS
10 Second grade RI s4.zs up
O.22.
10 Pub nth los.e4 of 0.O5.
10 Ind 1860 off COS.
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Leading Stocks Register
Gains, but Dealings Light

DoWJoNEs AVERAGES
Industrial -..11ee<. OF zee
Railroad -. .1.sl OF eel
JtiIItzc> 49,. 1s-ss. ~ -
$ stec1s -. ss-ss. of eel
Sales were 1eo.ooe shares
against 10000 a week AFRO. Curb
sales were 1900 against $4,000
last Saturday.
NEW roRk--Reports II heavy
German loe.es IN attempts 70
transport troops 10 Crete sieadisd
ths stock market today after an
irregular opening. Most leading
issues registered gains although
dealings continued small.
Standard OF company New
Jersey featured in turnover ana
made : smAil gain.
Steel shares were quiet with
prices firm. coppers registered
gains ranging to q point in Amer
lean smeitinE. K<nnecott was the
active favorite Of the group.
Railroad issues were dull.
tquotasions ooprterr Dean witt<r =
o. Waehink1on BLDG. members
NeW YoFk Etock ExchanEel
HI<h Low Close
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FAMOUS AMERICANS


MAY ~
IeIe-Emanuel Lsutze, artist,
Wuertemberg. Germany.
His best known work II
Washington Crossing the
Delaware" He decorated
the stairway In the national
capitol with = large CON-
position. Westward the
Star Of Empire Takes It's
Way"
1s57-Richard Mansfield, actor, At
Berlin. Germany. His first
American success was in "A
Partisan Romance" Among
his other successes were
strange Case OF DIR. Jekyil
and Mr.. Hyde" Prince
Karl" and Monsieur Beau
caire."
1s6s--George Grey Barnard. sculp-
tor. At Bellefonte. Pa.
Among his famous works
are Two Natures" Great
God Pan" and Adam and
Eve" In 1912 he completed
two groups OF 81 statues for
the Pennsylvania capitol at
Harrisburg.
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and two were due Sunday. the
West Coast from California and
the J. J. coney. a tanker, also from
California.
The standard Service. after
short visit returned early saiur-
day 70 Point Wells. Wash.
PORT CALENDAR
>hips IN part. HE Maru. Port piers.
ana Coidorook. Shsffsr No.
shins due eve ueek end. SUNDAY
West Coast Hsrbor mill. ana : J.
ConeY, Maxwell Petroleum CO.
ships due neNt week. Monday -
TeNmar. 81 Paul mil. Tuekdav -
Arksnsan Baker dock ana Alasksn.
sptrrY mill Thursday - San Pablo,
Mccormick deck
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Will Coll for Bids
For Leasing Site

The time will be fixed next week
for bids on a parking lot at So.
18th and Pacific ave. to be leased
by the federal government on
part of the property designated as
the site Of the new proposed fed
eral building. According to POST
master George P. Fishburne, the
area to oe leased is 40 by l25
feet. Further details will be cons
tanned in forms to be released next
week.
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German il spoken in switzer-
land more than any other Ian
guage.
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II you're not using 1t, sell it with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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Morkets OF q
IGonce
| Stecks firm and quiet
| Reads fIrmA
Oarh stacks Irregular.
Wheat ~ = ts y cent .
su>sei; corn 70 =.
Cettea ~ - ssouA - Is
ceat. . hsie - advance n new
s-year highs.
Rubber eff sllEhtly ners thss
:. cent = pound.
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-04
MAYBANK LEADING IN
S. G. SENATE RACE

COLUMBIA, S. c. - Governor
Burnet r. Maybank piled up a big
lead over his two opponents for
the United States Senate in a
special Democratic primary Tues
day, but on the face of incom-
plete returns he lacked the ma
jority which would give him the
nomination. Each of the three
candidate pledged full support OF
the Roosevelt administration.
Reports from 1923 precincts
gave Bryson 1895, Johnston 49,
1852, Maybank 56,795.
The second primary, if neces-
sary will be held within two
weeks. The election, a mere for
mality in this Overwhelmingly
Democratic state, is set for Sep
TENDER 80.
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She was given number of trans
fusions.
A large number of Ashe coun-
ty selectees spent the Labor Day
week end at home. These includ-
ed Carl Eugene Oliver, who is at
Camp Wheeler, Ga; Paul and Bill
Davis, who are at Fort Bragg.
According to reports, practically
all Of the Ashe county boys like
camp life fine.
Rev. J. o. Spencer, of Bel Aair,
Md, is visiting in the county.
Miss Melba Gambill left on
Tuesday to enter the Baptist hos
pital training school for nurses in
Winston-Salem. She was accom-
panied by Misses Lenna Gambill
and Ruth McNeill.
Mrs. E. Worth Mcdaniel, who
spent several days here last week
with her mother, Mrs. c. D. Neal,
has returned home.
Mr.. Lee Goss continues serious
ly i'll at his home.
Mr.. Dwight Emerson, of Tree
top; J. c. Phipps, of Asheville;
DR.. R. c. Gresham, Of Moultrie,
Ca, and S. c. Eggers, of Boone
attended the associational meet
ing here in Ashe and visited
friends Friday.
Miss Myrtle Braman, mem
Der of the faculty at ASTC, visit
ed friends here Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Canipe, of
Boone, visited here, Monday.
Mr.. H. R. Houck and family,
of Gary, West Va, visited in the
county last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whit Mcneil and
son, Edward, Of Maybury, West
Va, and Misses Viola and Grace
Mash, Of Premier, West Va, are
visiting friends and relatives of
West Jefferson and Othello.
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SISTER OF ALEX ROSES
PASSES AT AGE OF u

Marysville (Yuba Co.. Aug. ID.
I-Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen
V. Hall, II, Of Marysville, who
died Saturday afternoon after a
brief illness, will be tomorrow at
10 A. M. in the Hutchinson and
Merz parlors. Interment will be
in the Yuba City cemetery.
Mrs. Hall was a native of North
Carolina and was a resident OF
this community for the last
twenty-eight years. She was a
Gold Star Mother.
Besides her husband she leaves
four sons, Ira of Yuba City,
George of Maxwell, William of
Maxwell, William of Gilroy and
Lester Hall of San Francisco; a
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Lee of Yu-
ba City, and a brother, Judge
ALEXANDER Rose of West Jeffer-
son, N. c.
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SALE-Large FOR all kinds
pictu ST. Richardson's
ardson's 10. 94-1-c 10. 9-41-tc
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Classified Ads

FOR SALE-Hampshire Ram, one
year old, purebred, weight 200
lbs. N. M. Transou, Transou, N.
c. 9-4-2tp
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ter, Emma Jane, of North Wilkes
boro, a group of four generations
visited friends and relatives here
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed M. Anderson
and Billie spent the week end in
Asheville and Brevard. Miss Mall
lie E. Williams, of Asheville re-
turned with them for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Alternately,
of Sanford, spent the past week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Thomas.
Friends of DR.. George Todd Col
ward, of Deming, New. Mexico,
formerly of jefferson, will be in
terested to know that he is an Of
ficer in the 200th Coast Artillery,
which was ordered to leave Fort
Bliss, Texas, Sunday. August 81,
for San Francisco, Calf, from
which port the Regiment will sail
to some tropical base.
w. Parks Coward, who is en-
ployed at the Naval Air Base
Norfolk, Va, visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Coward and
friends over the weekend and re-
turned to Norfolk on Tuesday.
L. P. Coward Register of Deeds
reports that a good numb1r of
people have proved that they
were born in Ashe county.
Mr.. Fred Hudler attended two
day accounting school in Char
lotte Thursday and Friday of last
week. The school was sponsored
by the Ford Motor Co.
! Mr.. Roy Poe who is now en-
ployed in Wytheville, Va, spent
the weekend at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Osborne,
of Welch, w. Va, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crockett Halsey and two daugh-
tiers and small grandson, of Mouth
of Wilson, Va, visited Mrs. J. c.
IDancey, Sunday.
Mrs. J. C. Dancey is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Alice DeBorde at
Weavers Ford, this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Sam Holbrook, of
the Davis hospital, Statesville,
Sunday visited DR.. and Mrs. B. E.
Reeves, Mrs. Boyd Richardson
and other friends here.
Mr.. L. J. JONES, of Galax, was
visitor in town this week. Mr..
JONES was sheriff of Allegheny
county way back in the nineties
and has always been an outstand-
ing citizen.
Mrs. Whit Holmes. of Wyom-
ing, is visiting relatives in the
county.
A large number of tourists and
vacationists were in the county
over Labor Day week end.
Mrs. B. A. Sexton, of Lansing,
who underwent a major operation
, in the Wilkes hospital a few days
ago, is reported to be improving.
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MISS BRYAN LEAVES

Miss Rose Elwood Bryan, state
h ONE demonstration agent-at-
large who has been spending some
time in the county in organlza-
ton work left last Friday.
Miss Bryan, while here, organ
lied large number of clubs and
made many friends who regretted
to see her leave. 1t is hoped that
the regular home demonstration
agent can be secured within the
near future. Until she arrives the
clubs are urged to hold their reg
ular meetings and conduct their
own programs.
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ClOntz-Miller

A wedding of much interest to
their many friends in North and
South Carolina took place Satur-
day. August %, at Pageland, S.
c.. when Miss Avis Irene Clontz
became the bride of Mr.. Glenn
Miller.
Mrs. Miller is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. ClontZ, OF Con-
cord. She received her education
at Bethel high school and Appala-
chan State Teachers College.
Mr.. Miller is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Miller, of Comet. He
received his education at Lansing
high school and Appalachian
State Teachers College.
After a short wedding trip the
young couple will make their
home at Morganton where Mr..
Miller is director of physical edu-
cation in Morganton city schools.
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TUCKERDALE REVIVAL ENDS

Rev. E. w. Powers, of Beckley,
w. Va, closed his meeting at
Tuckerdale Baptist church last
Monday night with William Jen-
nings Bryant's wonderful lecture,
Back to God"
Rev. Powers messages were
deep and inspiring. Mr.. Elmer Lee
Powers was ordained to the min
istry on Sunday night. Revs COM
posing the councils were E. w
Powers, R. c. Ashley, M. D. Hart
and w. H. Darnell, deacon. The
pastor received a valuable pre-
sent the last night of the meet
ing, copy of the Blue Ribbon
million dollar Bible, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Eller. It cost one mil
lion dollars to print the first copy
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-04
Annual Reeves
Reunion Held

The descendants of the late Geo.
Mac Reeves, of Allegheny county
met for their annual reunion at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
GRAPHICAL, here last Sunday.
Lunch was served on the lawn on
long table to about 70. Those
attending from out of town were,
Mrs. George Grouse and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Mac Reeves
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Connie
Edwards and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Waddell and daugh-
ter, all of Sparta; Mrs. Birdie
Reeves and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Reeves and son of Independence.
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. John Mac
Reeves and family, of Galax; Mr..
and Mrs. James Ellis Welborn
and daughter, of Elkin; Miss Lena
Reeves, of Blowing Rock; Mr..
and Mrs. E. C. Davis and family
and Miss Mary Black, of Rich
mond, Va; w. L. Reeves, of Ben
nettsville, S. c.; Earl Reeves
and son, Jimmie, of Deep Gap.
Those local people attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Tulbert
and Ruby Griffith, Mrs. B. E.
Reeves, w. B. Reeves, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Quessenberry and ia
mily, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Reeves
and daughter, ]. F. Reeves, Rev.
and Mrs. Hoyt Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. GRAPHICAL and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. GraYbeal.
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WANTED-Girls to weave chair
bottoms. Apply to Phenix Chair
Co., West Jefferson, N. G. CAPT