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Evening star., 1941-01-22

section Ethel Chorba Of the Daz-
zlers led with 119 and Helen Hardin
of the Yankees garnered set honors
with 302.
Rolling 147, Bill Kitchen featured
the Hot Shots high of 554 as
Apollo Billiards we're routed in the
Ice Palace Industrial League. B.
jenkins 362 was the high light in
the H. e. J. Construction team count
of 1923.
Bill HiXon and his C. & P. Tele-
phone mates were standouts in the
Clarendon Commercial A League
when the formers season record of
421. which included top game of
155, paced team highs of 62l and
1,780 to smother Mutual Insurance.
Toggery Shop, American Legion.
Equitable Life, Furniture, Inc, and
Veterans of Foreign Wars were re-
spective 80 winners from Pro-
gressive Cleaners, Clarendon Fire
Department. HiWay Shoe Repair,
Falls Church Motors and GosnelI
Builders.
Winnie Hiser of Bronson Quaites
Beeques banged out top string of
143 in the Maryland-Dis Ladies
League, while Dot Crawford capped
the night at Silver Spring with
37l that enabled Bergmanns Laun-
dry to register highs of 58O-1,6l3.
In the Railroad Retirement League
at Arcadia Lillian Hilgart of Mount
ROYAL with ia and Nettie Shapiro
of National Limited with 289 divided
scoring honorS. The Red Arrows
hit the bull's-eye twice with 5O7-
1882.
Honors were divided four ways in
the Lutheran League as Gordon
Kluge of Incarnation rolled lat.
Pop Solem of Atonement No.
totaled 385. Tokoma counted 589 and
ST. Paul No had the high aggre-
gate of 1876.
Evening star., 1941-01-22
Rodriguez, Grobmier
Paired in Mat Semi

Carlos Rodriguez. one time claim
ant of the Spanish rassling cham
pionship, will meet Fred Grobmier,
scissors specialist, . in a Commute
preliminary to the Milo Steinborn-
Ernie Dusek feature squirmfest to-
morrow night at Turner's Arena.
Other matches list Mildred Burke
facing Gladys Gillian. the Green
Hornet tangling with Abe Tourist
and Ivan Managof taking on War
rem BookWinkle.
Evening star., 1941-01-22
London Victim Of Late
Rally by Episcopal

A rally in the final period enabled
Episcopal High of Alexandria to
earn a 1927 victory over Landon
yesterday.
Tom Hamill's field goal late in the
game sent the Saints ahead, 1925,
for the first time, and they held
their advantage thereafter.
Evening star., 1941-01-22
BY PAUL j. MILLER.

Donald H. Mugridge. tournament
director-speed champion of the
Washington Divan. bowled over nine
opponents in the latest blitzschach
parley At Hotel Parkside.
George ChernoWitz, second. in his
nine games lost to Mugridge and M.
Hammermesh, a former City College
of New York star.
The scoring:
Evening star., 1941-01-22
Merrick CUNTS Split

Two Merrick BOYS Club fives had
to be content with an even break
last night when its seniors dropped
a 24-34 decision 10 Mount Pleasant
after its l2O-pOunderS had routed
Brookland, 50-l3.
Evening star., 1941-01-22

Social play will be featured to-
night at o'clock at Hotel Parkside.
Chess Problem No. 800.
By DR.. EMANUEL LAsKER, 1906 90.
BLACK MEN,
Evening star., 1941-01-22
"Guess This Opening No. s."

Acknowledgements on opening No I;
George r. Hicks. c. c BettInger. John B.
Robinson, il Wilson Z. Sweeney. Ar'h1r
D, GRAY. " W PesrCe G. E Halliday.
Leonard MInkof
Opening No . Paul S.!enbaCh. Wl.s01
E Sweeney. 6 r. Hicks. Leonard MnkoH.
Pearce. G p. sieinDach. G F. Halliday. j.
B Robinson. IT
Opening No ,: Leonard Mlnkor " w,
Pearce. George Hicks 6 Hai.ldar. c,
Paul Steinbach, Arthur D. Gray, Wilson z.
Sweeney
Opening No 4 wilson e Sweeney,
Leonard NIlrkOF W. ". Psarce, Arthur D.
Gray, G. r Hicks
tJanuary 22 l94ID
Evening star., 1941-01-22

White to PLAY and Mate in Two Moves.
This 3o0th problem is q creation OF that
great fighter among world champions. Dr.
Emanuel LasEer, who was chess king from
1894, when he wrested the crown from
Wilhelm Steinitz to 1921, when he lost
to Jose Capablanca.
For - years DR. Lssker travelled over
the world. challenRinR all national masters
and exhibiting his warning skill A week
ago he died
In |Laskers Chess Magazine" OF some
2S years ago is found todey's problem, An
example of the "mouse-trep theme more
Evening star., 1941-01-22

Totals 13 4 30 Totals III 527
Score ct half-Landon, 17-9.
Referee-Mr. Doran.
Grove City. "a: Thiel, 30.
Central Mich State 81 Ferris 10.
Hamline, 55 Augsberg, 80
Bradley Tech, 45: Dayton. 35
Gustavus Adolphus SO: Manchester. 46.
River Falls Teachers. 46: Stout Insti-
tute. "A.
Milwaukee Teachers, So: Oshkosh Teach
ers, AZ
Beloit, 35; Monmouth, 33.
N c A, G. o Indianapolis, 4s, Hunt
inston. 90
Taylor. 81 Gitan. %.
Indiana tPab Teachers. 81 et. Vim
Luther. IS: Upper Iowa, -.
Evening star., 1941-01-22
A. Mddew Title Go Between Za and Abrams Planned for Une
welt. 4: Central, 1 and Tech. );

welt. 4: Central, / and Tech. );
Eastern, q
Round No. 2 will be played Friday
at 3:15 pm. at the first-named
schools in these pairings: Roosevelt
Western, Wilson Eastern, Tech
Central
Tech Chess Club now plays It's
Friday match games in the Tech
library.
All individual results are TO be filed
Immediately with Nathan Ehrl1ch,
Taylor 4410; otherwise, no credit.
Evening star., 1941-01-22

ORDINARILY we don't 60 in for
" owner. testimonials, figuring
you hear enough praise of Buick
from owners you know.
But every now and then, along comes
letter that SO perfectly portrays the
way Buick owners feel about their
cars that we haven't the heart to
keep it from you.
So, with properly modest bushes for
the orchidaceous quality of his com.
ments, we quote from MIR. Ambrose
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# &HE: & s #

often shown to advantage in three-mo1e
rather tnan tvo-move problems The
learned doctor did not engage in problem
composing as rule. We may better ep-
preclate the few legaCles he left
Contest fans should mali solutions
promptly for credit toward awards OF
medals and ChesSmen Address: Chess
EdItnr. The Wa Sninpfnn Etar
Evening star., 1941-01-22
Judge Allen Gives Standings.

E. w. Allen of Newtonville. Mass,
as Judge Of the current Evening Star
Problem Solving Contest, has COM
piled the following standings, based
on solutions forwarded to him:
Evening star., 1941-01-22
BIokeney Sets Two Records
In Heurich League, Shoots
Toniqht for District Lead

game to All Saints A. st. Joseph S
was high with an even 500 count.
Evening star., 1941-01-22
JIMMY Boteler Sets Record.

Jimmy Boteler moved among the
season record holders when he
posted an even 400 in the Office
Appliance League. With top game
of 1853 Jimmy Harris headlined the
runner-up A. B. Dicks sweep over
National Cash Register Boteler's big
set boosted his top average to H.
plus.
Evening star., 1941-01-22

The above ladder scoring Is subject TO
additions that will be published shortly.
Solutions acknowledged but not
graded:
No 2s9-Warren Pesrce. jr; X r
Williams, Nos. 30" @93, 2gi
No. 2g5-Dav Thorpe. Fred r. Mueller,
Marsuerite Owens Eqsens \. Ramsey,
w. B. Boger Ellen c. Hatmaker Fred L.
Arends II c Duff J. Robertson Ralph
Reed, DR.. Hartley Howard.
No 2g4-Fred r. Mueller.
No 2a6-Warren Pearce, jr Dav
Thorpe. Fred R Mueller. E n Ramsav.
H. c. Duff. Freeman Prior, Dr.. Harley
Howard Marguerite Owens + G. Hat
maker E. Nash, Fred Sherwood. Fred /.
Arends. w. B. Boger G. c. Hicks, J.
No S9?-H. c. Dutt. H f. Miller. c E
HedricE. ST: E c. Hatmaker. D.. H How
ard ard E, n Rsmsey E Nah. warren
Reed. Fred p Mueller G r. Hicks Free
man Prior, W. B. Boyer Day Thorpe, Mar
guerite Owens j. Robertson.
50. sass-Edmqnd NaSh., H f. Miller,
H. c. Duff Charles z. Hicks ST. Warren
w. Pearce, w. B. Boyer. MarsuerIte Owens,
Robertson. DR.. Hartley Howard. Fred L.
ArendS, George r. Hicks. Ra lph Reed
Evening star., 1941-01-22
Andy Zeller Steps Out.

Andy Zeller Steps Out.
Rolling sets of 372 and $40, Andy
Zeller was high as United Market
swept Wagner's Roofers and tripped
Windsor Shop twice in a double
header to gain a tie with Nesline's
Grill for first place in the RHODE
Island Avenue Business Mems
League. Walter Wade's 399 gave the
Neslines 81 edge over Brincefield
Plumbers and top count of 1923
But the individual scoring laurels
for the evening at King Pin went
to Bill Hoffman, who led the Happy
Five's 81 win from Windsor Shop
with 158 and Elvin Shank. whose
1919 gave Stanley and 10 the
odd one over Northeast Electric.
John Adams of Brightwood No. l
and Bill Hughes of Ben Franklin
shared top game of 143 in the Letter
Carriers League. while Roy Henry
of Parcel Post and Henry Jolliffe of
You Street walked off the Brookland
Recreation drives with the same
high set of 374. With top count of
1,641, the leading You Streeters
mopped up the Chevy Chase Runts,
while sweeps were posted also by
Ben Franklin Castoffs. Brightwood
No. and Main Office over the Wild
cats. Brightwood No. 2 and Connec-
ticut Avenue, respectively.
Evening star., 1941-01-22
Vets Administration Race Hot.

vets Administration Race Hot.
In an exciting Veterans Admin
istration Ladies League pennant
scrap, Personnel is a game in front
of Dependents Claims, with Con-
struction and Adjusted Compensa-
ton tied for third place, two sames
behind the pace-setter. The latest
season records reported are Lally
of Budget No l with 148 and $40.
and Dependents Claims 528 and
1886.
Evening star., 1941-01-22
Interhigh Pairings, Round 2.

Wilson, Roosevelt and Tech scored
in the opening round of the Wash
ington Interhigh Chess Association
team tournament Match scores
were: Wilson, 5: Western, 0: Roose-
Evening star., 1941-01-22
Win VIRGINIA Stake Entries.

Win Virginia Stake Entries.
Bert Drott, scorer for the Silver
Spring American League. and Karl
Gochenour OF the Rosslyn indie
pendent League are the latest to
gain free entries at Saturdays
Virginia State Open at Rosslyn
Bowling Center.
Kenneth Fowler of Shepherd Park
Restaurant just as we'll may have
been the winner at Silver Spring
with his top counts of 1896 that
paved the way for a game of 63l
for the seasons second high set of
1859.
Raybestos maintained its one
game lead in the Rosslyn as Marty
Alexander came through with 39l
to lead in a 2-1 victory over Shaffer
while Manning's Service retained
the runner-up spot with an odd
game triumph over c. & c. Restau-
rant. The H. j. Browns. led by Lou
jenkins 1888. swept District of CO.
lumbia Sand e. Gravel to deadlock
third place with Skaters.
Kidwell Senators pulled up among
the leaders as Ell Geib banged out
top counts of 155-397 to pace a
WalkaWay with Cooke Press. Ar
hngton Trust was 81 winner
from Capital Transit as Gait Davis,
the Rosslyn bowling pilot, shot 1872.
Evening star., 1941-01-22

Shining in the mems division of
the Buckingham Athletic Associa-
ton were Hal Babbitt of Five Aces
with l39 and Les Lande OF the Sell
atorS with 384. In the Women's
Evening star., 1941-01-22
HERE'S MODERN ECONOMY

You can see how Com
pound Corbvrefion steps
up miles per- gallon in
this ehorf. II shows the
mileage at so miles on
hour for our 1887 SPECIAL,
our 1889 SPECIAL ond
the 1o41 SPECIAL with Coz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Seeks S6,440
For His Work

A claim for ss,440 for wages
claimed due from the late Mrs.
Mary f. Evans was taken into
superior court Wednesday by
Claimant r. NJ. Sheffield.
He filed suit against the Bank
of California as administrator Of
the estate of Mrs. Evans, who
died Sept. ~, last year, leaving
property and cash valued at ap-
proximately $40, 900 sheffield's
claim was turned down by the
bank last Friday.
Mrs. Evans was the owner of q
business block with furnished
rooms and apartments over 1t at
411iA So. 18th st. Sheffield claims
he was hired to work for her there
Dec. 81. 1929, for his board and
room and $50 per month. In the
10 years. eight months and ~
days he worked, he complains, he
received only the room and board.
in spite Of the fact that he man.
aged the building, made repairs,
did chambermaid work and for
most Of the time since 1885 was
practically nurse for Mrs. Evans,
an invalid.
Mrs. Evans left most Of her
property to a son, Z. II. Lsmport,
in Medford, Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

and the cost Of obtaining n BY
plant construction on the kn-
quslly.
Supporting him were his hight
division superintendent. Verne
Kent: J. v. Gongwer. chief con
struction engineer: and Art
Francis, engineer on the project
staff.
Cain presided. After o'Neil had
presented his case the business
men. largely representative of the
Tacoma Chamber Of Commerce
and Pierce County Tsxatio n
bureau, were given an opportunity
to ask questions and discuss An
swers.
Much consideration WAS given
to Industrial aspects and to the
potential supplies of energy OBJ
tainable from the Columbia river
federal system of Bonneville and
Grand Coules, from the Seattle
municipal system and from Ia
comas own steam standby plants.
No conclusions were reached
formally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

With = single arrival overnight
only two vessels Nere OF birth ~
local terminals Wednesday
On berth for = routine eonsisn-
ment n paper pulp destined FOR
Australia. the Swedish motorship
Kcokshurrs arrived on the local
range before dawn "Wednesday for
a DAYS work here
An earlier arrival. the eoasting
steamer James Griffths con
tinued her discharge Of rsw ma
terials at the Hooker chemical
plant.
Expected Wednesday evening
was familiar coasting tanker J. J.
Coney. making her regular call at
the Maxwell standpipes for dis
charge.
Slated for arrival locally Thurs
day. however. are four additional
domestic carriers familiar here.
Due then are the intercoastal
steamers klamath. continuing her
sound loading itinerary for the
weyerhaeuser line. and the Ameri-
csn-Hswaiisn unit Hawaiian. cali
ing for one-day exchange OF
general freights.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
City Warrant
Call Issued

City u TAcoma finances were
nearest . cash basis In years We'd
when Finance Commits
sionsr Fawcstt Issued q Sis. 5ss. as
warrant call effective Saturday.
That call. 1t was explained. will
clear up ALI 1910 general fund war
rants upon which the interest rate
was : per cent. and reduces by
S32.<77<7 the January warrants
issued ut only 2 per cent.
The new call. second in . week.
brings the city's outstanding war
rant debt TO less than two months
Of 4 current cash basis.
Last week. following receipt n .
substantial check from the state
liquor control board, . call was is-
sued for S7s. s<4e2 covering war
rants numbered from 1880 70
4seeq.
The latest esli. based On recent
tax collections by the county treas
urer. calls warrants numbered
from %ss7o 10 s1ooe. both num-
bers inclusive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
City Will Sell
Strip Of Land
To Jos. Meyers

Asa further step toward a large
housing project in the ives, end.
the city council Wednesday adopt
Cd . resolution authorizing sxeou-
ton Of . contract selling Joseph
o. Meyers . 1so-foot strip Of city
owned property along 9Th ave.
between Mildred st. and Jackson.
Alexander ave. for $3.50 on
terms
Meyers. brother Of 1t Gov.
Victor A. Meyers. 10 TO pay tho
city $500 cash and 500 per month
starting June 1 Al the compile
ton of the contract, the city 10
to provide him with . deed.
Prom the strip. which fronts
on the south sds Of 9Th ave.
Meyers has decided back to the
city 10 feet TO be used n pro
viding q uniform width for 9Th
ave.
The price Msysrs 10 10 pay
amounts roughly TO 81 per front
foot. He 10 preparing the ground
for immediate construction Of q
block Of some 10 houses. although
h. has told the council his ultimate
development will he from soo
houses upward. on land south OF
the sth ave. strip. No plat Of
the new subdivision has yet been
filed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Group Discusses Proposal to Spend
II Millions for New Power Plants

Arguments for and against con-
structing an sli, 000. 900 addition
to the Tacoma power system were
aired in a Hotel Winthrop club
room Tuesday night at . group
meeting sponsored by Mayor Cain
and attended by city officials and
about a dozen leading business,
professional and industrial men.
Utilities Commissioner O'Neil
presented his argument for con-
struction Of the plant and showed
by figures the need for more power
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
ArmYOrders

WARRINGTON The war depart
ment has issued the following orders:
Col. Charles p. Moore. UsA., re-
tired, Texsrkana, Tex, 70 washing
ton
Lieut. Co.'s. Percy q. Black. SIC 4.
Fort Knox. 70 Washington; Henry y.
Grimm. cac Champaign. III 70 Fort
Monroe Lewis c Davidson, inf. Tow
son. Md, TO Fort Leavenvorth: Jas.
A. Dorst. CO. Columbus, o. N Omaha
Neb.: Thomas G. jenkins. inf. Po-
mona. Calf. TO Camp Roberta; oliver
Camp Barkeley: Roy r. Newman. DC d.
Randolph Field. to Camp Wallace
Edmund b Edwards. fla Port Sill,
70 Fort Knox; X. Champion Jones,
IA, Fort Knox. to Camp Polk. Evan
K. Meredith. inf. Atlanta, Ga. To
me, Hawaiian dept, TO Fort Mason.
Glenn A. Ross. inf, 81. Louis. 70
Camp Roberts.
Majors Donald @ Harris IA, Port
Bennins. 70 Fort Knox Hugh cort.
Samuel v. Krauthoff, Church NJ
Matthews. ia. all from Port KnoI, to
SC. Fort Knox TO Pine Camp, N. Y.
Charles A. Welkcker. INF. Detroit. TO
Camp Wolters: John c. Tower. &C &.
Fort Sill, to Pine Camp, n Y: David
LAIR, ia, Lafayette. Ind. to Pine
Camp. NJ Y: Francis l. Oral. inf.
Paul W. Cole. csc. Philippine dept
to Fort Monroe: Robert J. Fleming
&c. Hawaiian dept. To Iowa City. Ia .
Lee r.. williams. SC. Mitchell Field,
N. z, 20 Fort Din Paul NJ Brewer.
qme.. Camp wolters. 70 Milan. Tenn !.
Kermit X. Gates. me. Carlisle Bar
racks. 20 Hawaiian dept stsvis p
psFksr TTeA fsffer.nn p.xY.rL. -
Fort Riley. J. D. Rsismes Com bes.
me. res. Whitestons. ~ Y. 10 Mstu-
chen, N. J.: Hobart Dsan Belknsp.
me. res, Portland 10 Vancouver Bar
racks: Abrsm Nichols Jones. Jssd.
res, Rochester. n. Y, To Washington.
Pope Todd X. slsds. Neil NJ wallace
IA. all from Fort Knox. 70 Pine
Camp. Ewing c. johnson. sc, Scott
Field, 10 Fort Jackson John ,.
Phelsn, ame.. Camp Woltsrs. 70 Bs n
Antonio. Tex: George NJ Roper
qmo.. Camp Woiters 70 San Antonio.
william p. rurpln III. sc Fort Mon
reno o Brown. &C. Moffett rsid
TO Glendale. Arfz: Daniel NJ Towns
md. Denver. 20 Fort DiI George
n Wilson. md. Washington. 10 Fort
Benjamin Harrison; George K Ar
mold nc Port Crockett. to Philip
Port Knox. 70 Philippine dept John
r. Allison, dc Port Brsgs 70 Hawai-
ian dept. Donald n Moran. We
Preside Of San Frsneisco. 70 Philip
pine dept. Loyd q. Jost de- -
fridge Field, Mich, 20 Hawaiian dept
Noel T. ADAM chap. Jefferson Bar
racks, 20 Fort Riley (rsvokedl Rich
ARDS NJ Bristol inf Camp Rssurs
gard n Brooks Y1eld Charles Pre-
| stone ne. res, Seattle, 70 Vancouver
/ Barracks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Flood Control
Job Approved
Would Continue
Projects Under Bill

wAsHi>oro>-The house sp-
preparations committee "Wednesday
recommended t2z1 gT7s2s hill
carrying funds fer continuing work
On the third Get 81 locks for ths
Fsnsm. canal. flood control. rivers
ard nsrecr projects and ether esvn
activities II tho army
TIE hens> IL scheduled to
take up the measure tsicss.
rAs cemuitfe~ IN de no
oh~sE~> In the amounts r~cens-
meaa-d ~ the budget sarcsa
and the MEASURE. uanke fhe.e
81 previous years. wss re-
.tr,csed chiefly 20 continuing
WORK On pr.t~cts already
started.
The bill carries So ss7 600 in
oash and q contract authorization
Of SIS. 600 600 for new canal locks,
q s2T7. 900 900 project started last
year with an initial appropriation
Of SIS. ooo. 900 In cash and 500 .
600 900 In contract authority,
Gen. Glenn x Edgerton. rover-
nor II the Panama Canal tone
told the committee tina, the sux-
Hilary bypass FOR the present locks
will be completed by June 30. iaae.
This coineide~ approx imstely
with the completion date Of
five super hsttleships which
congressional sources SAY the
United states viii build -
part Of The two-ecesa navy.
The Panama canal appropriation
also contains H.sTo. 900 for con
tinulnG construction a special pro
tsctlvs work. The nature of this
was kept secret BY the var de-
partment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Will Survey
School Needs
Bourd Of 7 Nomed
BY Supt. Cox

A seven-person committee 10
make q thorough study Of Pierce
eounty's emergency and perms-
rent school expansion needs was
named Wednesday BY County
School supt. Percy J Cox. who
recently called = meeting Of repre-
,sntatives Of all school districts
in the county 10 consider the
problems
n. u. Foster. If the Sumner
school board. as chairman Of the
new committee. viii call the first
meeting late this week or next
Others in the group are A. C.
Hudtloff. superintendent at Glover
Park: Mrs. Iva Alice Mann. clerk
OF Park Lodge district: Philip F.
Hauge. member of the Falkland
board: Morris f. Ford. superin-
tendent at Falkland: Carl Coltom.
principal at Spansway. and ". E.
Laughbon, superintendent at Du-
pont.
Cox said II is hoped TO have the
study complete by the end of this
spring. 30 comprehensive re-
port may be made TO State Supt.
Pearl J. Wanamaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Doctor In PuYollup
Named in Action

Dr. q D. Barry, Puysllup ply
sicisn and surgeon. was named
defendant In . SIC. 900 damage suit
filed In superior court Wednesday
by Marvin DutlinEsr. treated by
the doctor after an auto accident
IN 1884.
Dutlnssr complains ~ psrma-
nsnt disfgurement and charged
Or. Barry vas negligent N MS
sxs ninstion ami failed tn discover
Or treat q fracture On the left side
Of his face. The broken bone mas
healed nov into a permanent lump.
Dutlingsr states.
he vas injured March ~. 1898.
in q wreck near Puysliup AMI
taken 70 Puysllup General nos
pltal. He states ne vas discharged
by the doctor a. having suffered
no injuries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Spokane Eagles
PlanNewQuariers

sPOk KANE The Spokane
Eagles lodge Is going TO purchase
the Tsirmont hotel building which
was Quilted by . FIRE which took
three lives.
Spokane asris No. ! OF the lodge
accepted the accommodation Of
its building eommittss To exercise
an option 10 purchase the building
for $50 900. The decision 10 sub
Jet 70 approval by The grand
lodge In Kansas City.
Rsmodsling plans will bring the
cost to an estimated 500. 900. In
GLIDING the option. II Will give
the Eagles the largest lodge hall
in the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

river. Ore. sal. ocn. Ysquins
river, Ore. SIS 80: rsqutns hsF-
eof sss 49,. ore. 80 800: TIla-
meek say ard bar. Ore So 100
ceiumhis river st the mouth
Oregon ard wsshlntKun. ttio. 90
Ceiumhls I'D tuwef Willamette
rivers b~io~ vsncouvss. wssn.
snf Portland ore. 80 90
Wllismetts river sbexe Portland
ard Nsmhil river. Ore. ttps eco.
Gfsys Hsrtor and Chehshs river,
Wash. si.sso 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Army Drivers
Subject to
States Law

oIYNPI<-Aintsry and naval
men are subject 10 the states iss
requiring drunk drivers 10 by
property dsmsss and liability IN
sur.ncs the same ss private eiti-
ren.. Attorney General Smith Troy
ruled wednesday.
he advised License Director
Dave q Cohn conviction Of the
men In their own military courts
brought the offenders under tire
lsw the same a. IL they ~ers tired
in state courts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Idaho Student winner
OF 0raiorieal Ceuiesi

srANr0nD UNIVERSITY.
CAL Marry f<~ies univ~~ussy -
idaho student. Wednesday vae a.
laae-d winner - fk> annual srn-
seriesl contest q th< rneific rcr-
snsse lssrns. representing ~ west-
en- colleges and unzvsrmtiea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Pacific Northwest
Would Benefit

WARRINGTON - Here 10 how
the army plans to spend part Of
tho $40. 600. 600 allotted for new
work on rivers and hsrbors i'm
provsmsnt projects provided In the
war department civil functions bill
reported Wednesday for the 1912
fiscal year beginning July /;
Columbia river between
Vancouver. Wash., and Non
neville. Ora. $4,000; oolum-
Ma river 81 BoaneviiIs. SAL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Fire Sweeps House

The nome ~ Fverett Enerirk. ~
tli2 So. Warner st. vsS destroyed
Wednesday morning by Pr. re-
sulting from an ovsrhsstsd stow.
The owner was not home 81 the
tim. Firemsn estimated the loss
~ n.1O0. including damage Of
$500 10 furniture and other con
tents The house was a one story
frame structure