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Evening star., 1941-02-06
Variety Of Frocks, SIS

Less fH0H y pffCe
40 dresses of wool, wool ol-and-rayon,
and rayon. Plaids, beige, gray.
green, wine and black assorted in
group A few wool jumper frocks
included. Sizes II to 20.
so Rayon Dresses in plain colors
and prints on dark backgrounds.
Many are washable. DreSsy and
tailored styles. Sizes II to A.
Were S395. Now --$ $2.95
IS Cotton Print Hooverettes and
Dresses on both light and dark
backgrounds. Many Of the dresses
are button-front princess styles.
Dresses, sizes II to a. Hooverettes.
sizes l to 4. Were ST.. Now 75c
Down STAIRS STORE,
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES
Evening star., 1941-02-06

Girls imported
Tweed Goats, sI6'''
Were S22.95
l9 smart wool tweed coats at worthwhile savings.
Fitted style with stitched veveteen collars, royon
Innings. Blue, brown and green tweed mixtures.
Sizes 10 a.
GIRLS APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Fur-trimmed Dress Goats, s28

Specially priced, some the same styles
,Oe haze had for much more
so regularly much higherpriced Wooandcotton
fabric buttonont styles. Trimmed
with silver rump peced Persian lamb tipped skunk kit
fox Sizes IL to 20, 38 to "A, 1914 to 241a.
Down STAIRS STORE, COATS SUITS
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Valentine Candy
at Week. Soyinqs

Two pounds Of delicious os-
sorted chocolates and bonbons
in Coy Valentine
wroppines. Orders TO
mail con be filled 26c
z pounds ---- W
CANDY, AISLE IA, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

Were SI3.95 and more
IL misses and womens coats in fitted REFER and box
styles Wool feeceS with cotton knit backing wool
and-coon dressy fabrics Black brown, wne teal Sizes
IL to 90 38 and 40.
Furred Black Dress Coats in button front and sdete
styles Woo-and-cotton fabric, trimmed with Persian
lamb, silver fox rump le-out mink. Sizes 10 to 18
Were S3975. Now --------- s2I
Sealdyed Rabbit Coats l8, 20 and 49, Were s65
Now
IS Reversible Topcoats coorf wool Weeds and paids on
one side, cotton gabardne the other both shower
resistant Sizes 10 to 90 sl95 and more Now $3.50
Down STAIRS STORE, COATS AND SUITS
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Evening BIouses, 'I's', s2'''
Less than Y price

bouses selection for dresy afternoon and evening
sheer cotton vevets benga
lines and metacshot rayon fabrics Many in the popular
jacket type sequn embroidery Red, white black
pink blue color combinations. Sizes 80 to &c.
Down STAIRS STORE SPORTSMAN.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Women's Gloves, So

Specially priced
300 pairs rayon pastel well
and white with Winter clothes and for
Spring Broken sizes.
Down STORE.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Mems "Manhattan" Underwear
20e

Made by Robert Refs, specially priced
2400 pieces; shorts sturdy cotton prints white cotton
broadcloth tailored with fucut seats elastic backs
tie sides Grppers-steners buttons to Off in front
Blue green wine or stripes Sizes 80 to A. Underss
sturdy in the popular ribbed style
Sizes "a to 46.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Wool Broad|oom Carpet, square y,r

Limited quantity in each color
8 feet wide:
27l2 square yards, dark eunnetoI.
73 square yards, burgundy
"a square yards, red
RUGS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

checked
suitable
inches
Dress %Fs
Evening star., 1941-02-06

432 pieces including vests size 3d. boomes size
3d. Made of and kondon eSe
including 50, and boomers
OF silk silk k-ond-royon, and royon Each
KNIT UNDERwEA TERDF
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Hose, S. z pairs 81

1900 pairs silk hose, two, three,
four and five threads, and mesh.
Discontinued shades. Sizes 8l2 to
1912, but not all sizes in all colors.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

IL feet wide:
26 2/3 square yards, burgundy
e8 square yards, dark gunmetoI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Soose VS.. Vigh
On Schedule
Moy Help Cleor UP
Annoying Condition

MN Worm That Hangar-
ian rop- sody- between Billy
soose and Ernie Nigh a. Asdi-
son Square Garden Friday night
may remove some y the goulash
from the middleweiEht muddls.
The 100 pound division il in
a mess right now. although Il
boasts mors top-flight talent
than any other boxing bracket.
There ar. two niddieuelght
champions Men O,erlin ~
Washington. n. &, who 10
recognized hy New York and
affiliated state. and Tony
Pale Of Chicago. The National
Boxing associations ruler.
In addition - tall. slender
Soose. a Hungarian from Farrell.
Pa. claims 10 be "uncrowned
king Of the i60-pounders be-
cause last summer he beat both
overhn and Yale in non-title
bouts
Since knocking off Aessrs
Over.in and Zale. Soose has
been screaming for a title bout
at either Of them. zale sent
his regrets. saying he is ohli-
gated to give Al Hostak Of Sc
attic return title bout when
AIS hands have healed Yale
won the title" from Hostsk.
Overlin Of Washington was
less diplomatic. he screamed
right back At SooSe. charging
that the former Penn State
scrapper stole" the decision
from him at Scranton. He sd-
vised Soose 10 go and get a
reputation for yourself by
fighting George Abrams Of
Washington. u. c. Overlins
stablemate This Mr.. Abrams
has beaten Soose twice.
Meanwhile Young Ernie
Ngh. squat. powerfully
built Hungarian from New
hurgh, y. y. came up fast In
1910 and climaxed his brilli-
ant campaign nv trouncing
formidable young Coley WEIGH
Of Maine on Jan. 3.
When Vigh yelled for an over
lin title shot. "Conga Ken gave
him the same advice as Soose
Go fight Abrams II seems
Mr.. Abrams also beat Vigh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
88ih Quintet
Finally Loses

McChord rield basketball league
lead changed hands Tuesday
night as tho rsmpaging 75pth con
tinued It's winning ways by knock
ing off the hitherto undefested
ssth by ~ Ia ~ score
spsraed by the inspired playing
of "Bucky" Wees who scorsd ~
points. the 75g,h was able 10 sc'
compllsh what no other Mochord
field team has done this season,
defeat the ssth.
Although the asih sss
invoked out Of nrst positien
they managed IN retain . t,s
for second place with tbsir
victorious. opponents.
In the meantime however tho
stth Bombsrdmsnt Squadron slip
ped into first place a. II kept ia
slate clean by polishing of the
g5th al 10 "a.
Other snofes were Hsadqasf.
tiers and Headquarters Squadron.
iT,h Air Bsse Group 80. zhs,h
ONO rs. saith Ordnance 90. isth
Air Rass Group n. Tho teams
played at Robert Grey high school
gymnasium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

rcasys road ard ssi r~puvt
rsssass~ rsmp~rstuf~ -. N
nee sun~ ~ nsh~e IN ground.
rlands. nnfshsast ~snd rad ar>ss
ssssess rsss Temperatures ~.
M noe .nn~s - saehes m ground.
overcast. light east sind rad
.as' and muddy fr-m sessss To
Summit
s~sSssslswss rsss Temperature
N. No ne~ snn~. ~ inches -
ground. overcast. calm. rad soed.
Nsskss 80 Temperature 81 M
new ma~s "A inches aa ground
overcast southeast wind rad
good.
sss~peSs r.mpsrstnrs -. M
new snn~ "a inches er ground
vet. liHhs east ~inh: partly cloudy.
Martha rrmrsrssure ~ M
ne~ sa.~. ~ inches on Grousa.
dry. cain. cloudy.
Nswsa tAhe Temperature ~.
no new sno~ II inches on ground.
dry. calm oioafy.
ssssusiusse shi nssst rsmpsfs-
turs 10. M ns~ sun~ ~ inrhss
IN ground. OVERCAST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
HITTING the Old Head Pin
SHIPyARDS LEAGUES
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Bill Felts became n member Of
the weeks 800 club at the Broad
way alleys when he finished his
series. Wednesday morning. with
= biz 235 game 10 bring his mark
to sol. Only three previous 500
scores. by Father Arnold Fox. Bob
Friberg and Doug Topping, had
been previously rolled in Broadway
play this week.
The I~admen. composed Of
Walt HolIey. y. Campbell. Russ
Anderson. y. johnson and X.
Pierson, tailed 1908 In their
third game for new team
single game record for the
season In the Day shipssrds
league.
Lynn Mcintyre turned In the
best score in the Night session Of
the shipyards men, rolling out a
nice 800 total, with singles Of al,
1877 and is5. Other high totals
were Ralph Conklin's $40. Pete
Seles 500. r. Bonds 533 and .
537 total by w. Hoefling Burn
ers rolled 2s0s for the best team
total.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Lincoln Cinder
Team al Work

fIncais trscknsn ~ fns eiadsr
tfsa Yesterday n the FRS, eprk'
eaf ~ 10 .ez=cn fetAcslax .
reetirg - s.psFsnss - rlssssisy
.ffsrrcoa With secat - signing
~ pr ne srrinx splses snee
4eft
Only sspus = s~Fe at y~sf~r.
asv because - q sheFtsks ~
sasspment bit mere are expected
tnsisy IN the .~cans 81 three wpsk.
cats . sch ehich wiil feature
the ~rsy s~s-sn program.
i've e.~eh~- ~tn share M
responsibility IN. se.s. Al.
lessr Director nlls usyss~ yin
A>.<o~ the ft~ta se-sss s.s
sisc~ As,~s sti s.s.r sAs
ru~~~ss4
Press. plans esn fes . ssiss
rsriod 20 Fep<-.sipelns inside.
then . ser around the trsrs ~
seoat . ~lls - mite ard . hsif
81 each cr ,hs three turnout a.ys
i.neseninx 90 leE muscles |. ths
prime pafI~nss ~ ths rehFa.ry
drills. the llneoin msntors ssia
Around March l. ,ss temps all
increase ant TIE squad VII have
% nit ths J~n%
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
CLASSIC LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Dave Wilson and Joe stemp put
on good battle for the highest
pin score In the Classic league
matches on the Play Nor alleys
Wednesday night Wilson took the
honor by the narrow margin Of
two pins. rolling $50. 2il and 1866
for 557 total stemp rolled high
h. his first two games but fall
tered in the third and had 10 be
content with SIS. Glenn Roger
rolled 22s for tho high single
game and finished with So.
lake ksnzler, $40 and Roy craig
537 were among IN. high scores Of
the week 81 the Play Nor. Re-
suits Psbst Blu. Ribbons
Olympic Dairy o. Rankos Drugs }.
Model Lumber ]. Dahl Paints }
Tacoma Truck Sales l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Three-Way Tie

PUYALLUP Handing the Fs-
Guilty their first defeat in a 1920
overtime tussle, Valley Parts
threw the Puysllup Totem City
league race into three knot here
last night.
The Totem Chiefs moved into
the triple knot by downing the
Eagles, 1927. while the Anti
Tankers bowled over the Elks, Al
IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Game 10 Decide
Firsi-Half Race

Aechord nosshsrs .aa freight.
srs meet rsarsdsy night At
o'clock On tho stadium high soy.'
floos. IN q see~a reuna cnm-
msrcisi "A ieasos championship
Isms
Commercial A league play
Thursday nlrht ~is he mighty I'm.
portsnt sith Amsneaa Lake. un.
defeated leaders. meeting the
fourth nisee Hnsi n'flth club Al
7 o'clock On the Klris' floor
At 4 o'clock Mokisisy Hii risss
iis half NJ second rA.ss. . game
off the pace. against the ether
tram tied for fourth. Hasies
v, ~. a. a. ssd Sveccs etsss
play on the uirls' sieev 81 >
a'eiosk In the Second aseists~
A league game.
Al 7 o'clock on tho bays floor
Norwood and Tbomssez inset while
Fife and shlphuliders dash ~ 4
o'clock IN an effort 10 bseak their
deadlock for third spot In A
league play.
"Wednesday night ~ stewart
American Lake druhbs,s com.
muniiy House. ~ 10 "a. 10 strength.
On their hold on FIRST place In the
A league race. while ". Y. a. wen
. forfeit game from 7hskh Me.
Chord Field In tho other sciedulcd
rsms 10 move into . tic ~ith Me.
kinney Iiiii for second spot,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Luiherans Hit
Basket Road
Important Contests
On League proqrom

Fsesns . fsar ssme rad trip n
I've a.y.. Coach cif olsan wss
ssspsnx he fingers era~sed today
ard leassne sat fer hsscs esfs
sfssr esiiins eff practice wedn~s
s<y n>esas< a sseraseh fia u M
Pacific Lutheran ncsp 1s.d.
No pF.stlcs = ssll<s foe to<i>s
~ ts< Lath~fsas. IN hsa toe
regulars ssck n s~s wednesday
sns toe s,nsrs IN ~ ~ snsrs fw
practice ~urtcuts
ssa ssgusass~ So Nav
NsssArsss were nuhtssu ~
~ fss ssss s~>s>s nssr~v>ss
sAsss 18TH tessvy tAsu -
vAa rssss v~se s.ssnss ~
s.asssss~ss - ssaysag -
sA~ss s~~s. Marty S~sso. -
soc wss s~sk svss t,~sss ssse-
s~~'s - 10 rss ssyss. 80 ~
ne ptsh.
ossna aid tss Latnersns ~c<Aif
sntrslr fsr rilerseaFs ~ -
Friday merrsnG TIVE asmes wiii
~ played wttn ths csnsrsi wask-
lnxtnc Wildcats 30 Friday snd
saturday. then N. tssfss ncp
ever n Cheney fnr . pair II ccn-
t.sfs ~tth the Eastern washing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
CARsTE>s LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Csbe Vincent rolled 54s for ths
best score In IN. Csrstsns league
matches on IN. Play Nor alleys
"Wednesday. registering 49,. POS
and z0s single games Ethsiins
Munlzza and I've christsnsen were
high for the women bo~lsrs of
the league. with 40 and "s. re-
spsetively. Hams won four from
Drivers and Lard took four from
Bacon. Alss Aquino rolled pol
single and finished with = nice SIS
total for the league leading Lard
team
COMMUNITY LEAGUE
Results Of Community ssgtis
matches last night a. tn. X 81
EecreAtlon alleys follow.
Home Plate Tavern defeated
Canmsrsno Brothers. 2s7I 70
2sss. Russ Honsn % Home Plate
WAs high man with score % ST..
he also hsd bigh single. scoring
200
X ~. Eserestisn h~st
French Bakery, ,s5s 70 zs77.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
BANK OF WASHINGTON
LEAGUE

The National Bank of Washing
ton league opened its first circuit
session last night. There are II
teams strong. covering all the
alleys at the Coliseum each We'd
nesday afternoon. players includ-
Ing men and women.
The high single game for
the league record was 1871 nv
r. Roberts, anchor man for
the Savings team. Purtich.
lead-off man for the Exchange
team. rolled second high with
lis while r. Riviere rolled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Cobleiz Chosen
Midget Leader

Dick Coblentz has been named
manager Of Lincoln midget basket
bsllers. IT was disclosed this week
by Ivan "Knute' Larson. manager.
Dick will continue the duties
left open by the resignation of
Tom Hamilton. II marks Dicks
initial venture in the managerial
field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Table Tennis
Tourney Set

The annual 1871 Pierce County
table tennis tournament singles
and doubles. will be held Febru-
airy 10 Wednesday on the park
recreation tables in the Medical
Arts building.
Entries must be filed with Al
Hodges. 212 City Hall annex. not
later than o'clock Wednesday
night, February IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
~oHrHrss psCfpfG saors.
uf@NAs sfIfi4

Machine Shop no 7ss7 ~
Machine shop No 500 "a. hlsh
GAM Hisf 10 hlsh ~riss Hisf sbs
Painters z8ss fol Car shOps z8ss
a. high game i<itnsr z0l nIsn
ssfisa iSltnsf SIT
Nil zSIs ~ Accountant 7sss
- niSh saDs Eodinssf 100 hisn
ssfiss DMiDrAltn sss
Lumber fsfd 13ss "a AZ oans
1885 ~. hish Enfns sftos ziz
hlzh series AFtoe 500
fisetfie shop z1si 10 NsIdsrs
z<47 90 nigh sans More lTs
hish 1rss TODD 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
CITY ASSOC IATIOS
TOURNAMENT

Additional entries In the
city bowling tournament We'd
ne.dzy brought the number
To 81. Teams signing up
Yesterday included Psbst Blue
Ribbon. Swiss Dairy. Pacific
Match. Fitters No. !. SAFE
way Markets, and Hsrpers
Confectionery. The 4 o'clock
squad for saturday PLAY. first
dzs ~ the tournament. 10 now
fiIled. as 10 the = o'clock squad
SUNDAY night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Alley Bosses
In Organization

A meeting Of Tacoma bowling
alley operators was held AZ the
Coliseum alleys Wednesday
afternoonto form the Tacoma
Bowling Alley Operators assoc
iation.
]. W. Blaney WAS elected presi-
dent, F. G. Wilson. vice president.
and George Coleman, secretary
treasurer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

Park basketball games ,o'
Thursday nlsht. Gsd, junior nigh
gym.
ciss p 7. riru rongreTs-
tionsl vs. hormons 4. Fuller
Paint Club vs. M.nltoy Com.
muniiy Church
Class 4" .. Clan Gordon ~
oath ~. Boosisrs
Friday games will be played Al
Bsllarnins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Tigers-Longview
Wresile Friday

Stadium high wrestling team
faces Longyew high squad Fri
day night al s O'Clock Al the Ia
coma YMC.A. gym. Two weeks
ago Longvieu won over Stadium.
Is 10 II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Lincoln Rifle
Girls Vicfors
Defect Stadium in
Inter-School Event

With three possible leos r.
tvo bv Identical tVlns-the Lin
coin high school girls nfle team
Won a three-point victory over the
Stadium girls IN = close shoulder
to-shouldsr handicap match fired
on the Stadium range Wednesday
night.
out of = possible total n 500
fncoln scored .ps and Stadium
4as
All choosing hsndicaps 81
10 TO h added 10 their origi-
nal scores. Merns and Nerna
>elden. Lincoln twins. and
Fila Milso. also of Lincoln.
finished with perfect score..
Each contestant fired 10 shots
IN the prone position. Only the
five highest scores on each 10
girl team were counted IN the
final team totals. Individual
scores were as follows
Stadium lUrolU
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
100. 1856. 1856 to get high serie~,

Those registering in the zoos"
were: f. Riviere 452. Young +27.
Purtich 426, W. Merrel 4la. and
B. Roberts 407.
Norman Larson. member of the
Bookkeepers team slid the $40
split in his 9th frame and got a
double in his 10th 10 help win
the game for the Mezzanine.
Savings 1871 ul VS. General
Ledger 1864 81
Transit 1000 "a vs. E,ohans. 1918
d.
Credit, 1899 az W. Tellers l34s
t2l
Trust 1890 "a vs. Auto Loans 1896
"a.
Collections 1915 t7D VI. New Bust
ness a97 ca
Trust 1920 t0 ". FHA. 1905 "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Park Basketball

Jefferson. showing fast break
ing offense and unoanny shooting.
downed Valley Paints. 81 10 ~,
last night in Park play. The Valley
boys did not show tho spark Of
earlier Games
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Jack Colbern
To Boss Club

lack Colsern. ono 81 the
most popular PLAYERS h sport
= medern Tiger uniform. hs.
asked for his outright reiesse.
which viii he granted. accord
ing 10 Tiger rrcxN Jack Quill.
lack went into ,eluntar, ~
tirement beforr the start ~ the
1910 season. he plans % man
age = team In the new Cali
fornis leag
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

Coach Bill Crsgorys stadium
Reserves defeated the Bsilarmlns
Reserves. 1910. Al Stadium yes.
tsrday afternoon. me Tiger
hoopstsrs ran up sn 40 LEAD tho
first period and rolled 20 victory
easily
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Loggers Beat
Olympia Elks

Gaining revenge for . one
point defeat ~ Olympia early IN
January. College Of Puget Sound
LogEers defeated Olympia Elks
72-s4, last night At the Lumber
jack gym.
Tom Cross and Norm Walker
paced the Loggers in the point
harrage with Cross bagging -
points and Walker hitting the hoop
for % tallies. The Loggers led
44-l6 ct hslftime
In preliminary game. Stadium
Mldgets downed the c. r. 6.
Freshmen al 70 40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

sun stadium sufsiana. ninssr
a. Olson a. Lsnh~ft fa BAss
ssiiarmins hsth ~. hsfmssn. s~e-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

Jsfssh A. slater z1xs ~ OAK
land Drug 1859 fol game ~ gnssf-
son 1871 sriss NJ rnssfson s1l
Richfisld stations 17fT a. Boai.
nj. Center Lunch 21is -, gams
7 sutton series J autteh sol
BaSIins Center No 4 ana IL
Arctic ice Cream 1z1s a. game
Joe Butcher 224 s4Fisx ole Butcher
Sal
hammond Laundry 1ss4 80. 9Th
Ave bo~iinE C~ut<f 1915 sAns Bob
Oisnn zz3. ssfiss Boo Otsnn Bss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

Memo Cabaret beat General Dis-
trbuting Co. 2saa to 27at n.
Peterson Of Nemo's scored high
total. $50 and Lebert Of the same
team had high single. 2os.
In a special match between Play
Nor employees and X st Recrea-
tion employees. the former won by
the score Of 1858 10 1928 j
Brezicha and C. I>es tied for in.
dlviduAl honors. zach scoring $40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
BOXING DIVISION REMAINS IN MES
Hockey Goes Big Time

chsres Ase~s es<.es irs, seso~s tsssss is-<ss un
S,e,e, toso. TEA se- YEA A-ss<sss believed q >
ts.sss oss Red ~-ss 80 cAsess seclss.s, lss.ss
Cisevl' sel' s's t-e trsve., 81 i've tssA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

SUBJ American Wsbber .
Stevens. Officisl-John Ward
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Subs c. p. 5 Picha 10. Dyer
Carstens Stadium hidgets Kidd
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COLISEUM BoOsTHRs
IfAsIE

Coli~um Boosters league sas
active last night al the Coliseum.
The womsns team. krssm
krust Bread. rolled high score
for the evening with 7b77. Mae
knight rolled .35. Aahle Amber
son Az. Dorothy Hardness t05.
Marjorie shaughne-sy Az and
Dorothy Troy ts3. With 300
handicap, 2577.
y. Hoffman, Hooker Office.
rolled the high three game ~ries
of 500 while Tom Doyl. Of same
team rolled the high single game.
1877
Tn. Hooker office tram rolled
$50 total In their first game.
which was high Tor the evening
Defiance LUMBER 7sis IL. HOOKER
Offies 1919 ~, high game Tom
Dow. 1917. series Hoffman kOs
Hooker Plant 7s7a a. jordan
Broad 1851 ~. .hish ssms Car
Johnson Paint 24s7 a.. nis Rad
Wolf 7277 10 hish game Larry
Rsssn iso @efiss Larry nsssn ss7
rost Offioe 7i7s ~ hinnnas
sss. 1850 - hIsh ssms Ky.aT
krsam kust Bread 2BTT 80. Penn
Troy i7s series Dorothy Troy sss
Evening star., 1941-11-06

A cord-and-a-quarter OF heavy
hardwood, used with good furnace
equipment, will yield as much heat
as a ton of anthracite coal.
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maintained the shop, said she had
been tenant since July, 1888.
She moved there from 1904 U
street. half a block away, to make
way for engagements to Stewart s
Pharmacy at 1900 U street.
At the old address, friends said
her store was robbed twice, once of
more than $500 in clothing, and that
she often had expressed a desire to
get away from the neighborhood,
but never had been able to find a
suitable place. They also said that
she frequently expressed fear that
she would be held up and killed
while in the shop by herself.
At one time Mrs. Cohen lived at
the Commodore Apartments at
Seventeenth and T streets NV. A
year and half ago she moved to
the Albemarle Apartments and last
December changed her address to
the r street apartment.
She is survived by one brother,
Isadore Cohen of Chicago.
The lookout for the SLAYER
described him as a colored man
about 26 years old, 51a feet tall,
about 145 pounds in weight, wearing
a light trench coat, dark trousers
and dark kid gloves.