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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Golf Clubs Bill
TeamPl aySunday

Meadow rark and highland
wili compete IN team play fer The
third time TN. se.~nn Sunday at
the highland course.
The squads viii lee off ~ sso
q. N.
Herr ar. the teams.
aIaul s>n-ar shei. cl.~nse
nl.esiesa. tssfs Hs.ahafs Don
c Co.. :, ss"rx es.ss. nss t az.
ssaiss .aa' ns s1s. r' a,,ss o-s.,
Fsafseets Al CLARKE psu.ld FFies
5s ss n'' isir 5.n.sn '' mi jasn..sn'
Pat johnson. Al knnsna. Pat KELLY,
Finer Larson. Hsfrr Ions Asfshsli
b tss NJ. o rd s..nss Nora. t." sss..,
Muffin. lack Mcintyre rnuss Ne
MILAN, &. MeMsth. ssis nwbsrs
Glen osls. FRANK Olson. Ken o'fi..~F.
Martin Patterson . frefs Vim
Peterson. Doc r.noeieh. Jim nsaes
NIB. ksn nssss mn Hsans = =
Rsct rhomp.on. Joe riifse Gordon
nsnnstt niek warner. KEN White
Ralph Williams Hsfnid Word ~nFth
James York. ~ James fnfs ~ sam
Yofs neh sneaann. nlssev stray
d. Alexander
MEADOW PAIN Eim.f cl.fs
i .as. nse an = g., rf,ss ,.. n.s,
rfutman n nnsiand a II euss
tsfsan, rhas summer IN nIeks
I nsrrisenl > / iismli'on ron
say. fouls Archie Jim AeGuillaT.
stan naelar Jns uissa. norsh.
r l. Anderson. A 4 ftnfsl, q
Fsman. ~ Dusssfsan. y Al,hns~f
~ oaTnssu. n. fsnd AfI.san cnn
Aennef ) Adams y " Grimm
NH Compton. u H,iisehss y wallis
Guy bell. " Kiils. ~ u.ts.. nnh
naser = AeE~en ~ Eslls q
Jonse , King y Disan , amifh.
~ portmsn. sruns Swanson.
oasshlll Q ,v5si os'..
ter ~ Lister, ice HaIsF. IN r. ~
Moore. Tim rlnu. q Kennedy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
BROADWAY WOMEN'S
LEAGUE

Marie Gosney, anchor lady for
Central Bank. rolled AS for the
high total in the matches of the
Broadway Womens league Thurs
day. Laura Pate rolled is3 for
the high single game.
Roberts Insurance ladies. cham
plons OF the Class p division Of the
Womens City tournament. Ron four
points from Broadway slleyk 70 a.
sumo rather safe slK point lead in
the championship race. Three weeks
o. play remain on the schedule
Jennie Bareott rolled 4s7. 10
Porter 40 and Katherine Barber
$50. for other good individual totals
COAST SASH And DOOR
scoring nonors IN the Coast Sash
and Door matches on the Broad way
slltfs Thursday vent 70 Stanley
single game and 637 for the hign
total
ODD FELLOWS LFAGIT
Three olg scores we're TeEistfred IN
the Odd FslloNs league matches on
the Broadway alleys Thursday. Nth
TOP mark going % Harold Olson
who tslllsd 80. las And zz7 Tor a
Art Angoge rolled 2s4 for IN. hish
single game and finished with a s1s
total Joe RuzIdka put together
games Of 1911, 2o7 and is7. for SIS
total
EARIY BIRDS LFAGIr
The Early Birds league Sill roll its
ma y nes on ths Broadway AliegE A.
10 O'Clock sunday morning instead
u a. noon Secretary fvonns John
son hss announced Tbs change is
made necessary - &C. tn Parry
Birds of ire slleTs for ths Nofns =
CltY doubles and sinsiss-
Play NOR LADIES
Norma sweet rolled thfs. good
ssnst I4s 80 and fss 70 lssd
ne PA Nor aides 2 thsir. Thur
dsy matches slfh 80 to.al High
bun Who finished her series with
COMMERCIAL IEAsIE
JACK Lohrs snehoT man Tor Aodsi
GriA Uas top trlnoIsf n TIE
matches q the Play MoT CONNER
cisI leagze Thurscsg z1th $50
totai HIS szuzes Nere zoe Is7 ard
10
Jim Riley took n. sngl. ram.
honor Nth 20 Il L. Smiley klDo
rolled a 100 game
ho1sl orillE put distance between
Themselves ara their rivals o.
taxing four poinH from MONTGOMERY
Ward naeu. To MODELS nox lsAd o.
.2ur points WITH only Two weeks ~
PIN SALT LEAGIE
h4gh toasl q re penn SAT- issa3s
nnat1n es on tns PsF Nor alleys
ThurtdaT Charles Courf wright reg
ls.ersd zn< for rhs rlFn single game
CITY EMPLOYEES Dol BLEs
The Third N a series o. nasxec
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Lewis, Murray
Elves 10 PLAY
Congress competition

Champions Of Fort Lewis and
Camp Murray viii meet tonight In
the feature basketball game at
the Armory. Battling for supre-
macy Will be Company l.. 1aist
Inf. Of Camp Murray and Com
pany u, 5sth ONO Of Fort Lewis
Other games on tap tonight In
elude a "grudge" battle between
Company n and Company c. both
Of the 1ssrd Inf Company y.
18th Engineers Va Aechord field
quintet. Hdq and bat. issth y
A. ". Company L. issth Infantry.
Last nights results.
Hdq 7nd Battalion. lsath A
~. Company y. 1870 Inf IS
Company losrd INF 40. Com
peny l. iHdth Inf ~
Company X lstst inf. ~. Com.
PAM y. issrd Inf. ss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Cry Babies" Still Resent
Even Memory Of Oscar Viii
Cleveland Kindergarten Kids Lock Bat
Power 10 Rsoch Pennont Critic Soys

Port Nsfss. pa. - Oscar
VII Il sene eal hss memory
linxsrs ~ IN ths camp q ia
Cleveland tndisns On ire ealle-
IN hcsra IN ne Tribe. clubhouse.
there's = Newspaper picture II
VII esrslanea. BACK n ne
Bushes
fssituFn Roger resklap.ush.
new leader af ihs Indians /. 70.
lnetant Il tax shauf TIE PLAYERS
rebellion n iast tuns against Wit
That. all eie.s~a an new
f~ck saia. We hsse . fire
bunch 81 fellow. and Hr~st
.rlfii. AM r~f.r..e- - lest
war. snp,es.snt.~s. h sss
Of turn"
A far =. ne naked ~. ear
discern. ire Indians are all aA<
his. happy family hustlinx IN gain
= fighting edge and cop the PEN
nant they should have wen = year
aeo.
TRosks TAIkS
nut there stlll are echoes II last
summers rexal, against Wit Hal
rrosks. who perhaps has suffered
more In tho public eye than any
other player. talks willingly and
freely about his rsrt IN the affair.
he = hopeful ef = new deal from
the fans
reckinrsaGh apparently has
the player. puilias In anisan.
m, shsre's one h.a loh Peck
hasnt solved yet - instiilsra
some pureh In The Cleveland
batting order.
The Indians have championship
pitching and defen.s but lack hit.
ting strength. In their frat II
games against major league club.
this spring. the Indians averaged
only two runs per game
Gerald Walker. sho drove in
% runs for Washington last year.
10 expected 10 bolster tho Tribes
attack somewhat and . comeback
by jeff Heath would help trs-
mendously.
REAL PITCHING
Tho Indians are overloaded with
pitchers Rob Fsller. although q
trifle Wild. In heading for another
big season. and may hit the 30
victory mark
Remind him are Mel Harder.
looking unusually good. Al Milsr.
Al Smith and Jim Rsshy. former
Red Sos righthsndsr.
The four he~t .i.oking young
s,~rs are Make >asmiek.
around for . while iast year.
Dewey ADKINS from Ohishoma
city. Willard Howell and Cal.
vim Dorsett frem Wiikss-
Rarre.
Clint Brown from the White
sox. Joe Hsving from the Red sox
and Harry Eisenstst are tlnketad
for relief chores. Ken JunKles
and Bill zubsr are battling 10
hang on.
The infleld 10 one of the Tribes
bright spots. with Trnshy at FIRST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
sPANAw4y ENRICHED

Spanaway lake has recently re
ceiyed 100 200 silver trout
from one to four inches in length
and $500 rainbow trout from four
to SIX inches long.
They were planted by State
Game Protectors Jack Hynes and
c. H. Haley.
BY next season the surviving
trout should be of real size. Even
this late summer many of them
should be splendid frying pan
specimens.
A trout will grow an inch a
I. onth under favorable conditions,
! am told.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Gene Kilsy Is
First 10 Sign

Gene kllsy nruss TIA rixsF iee.
Tho young eutfisider returned
NJ. signed contract 10 Business
Manager c1ur Olsen Friday morn.
ing
lie 10 The firss nenEal 10 enrne
through on the aottea lsns shls
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

Rain is needed for the stream
season when II comes around
April 4.
Rivers and streams very low.
Bill Mcqueen of the Mcqueen
Tackle shop fished the Cowlitz
the other day.
Landed one steelhead and four
trout.
Reports the water five feet
lower than he ever saw 1t
And Bill. no chicken. sir. has
fished that stream since the
days Of Chief Lesohi's reign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

BRYAN WRITES A BOOK

Clare Bryan has Just written
0 book on bait casting. It,
the greatest thing I ever saw on
the subject.
Glare ia the worlds champion.
He can do with rod, line and
small weight what Annie Oak
ley and such shsrpshooters used
u do with the rifle.
He can knock the ashes off
eigaret in the mouth of a fair
young thing 40 or so feet away.
He can wrap a weight around
a finger of person from the
same distance and tell you
how many times the line will
wrap around that finger.
He can do such stunts over
hand =. sidecast under and
mp cast.
That information is given 10
let you know just what the guy
can do with rod. reel and line
But his writing is a book of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

N.ek ~ seeond. HnssdFesa ~
sheft snH ksltneF - Ihlfst Russ
Peters snd 0ecsr gfira<s sFs 10
handy nsen
n~sa a<iE Temporarily h.s TIE
edge - Heath IN 10 hattie ~
H.rhf field Nezlhefss IN nlsv
center sns walker EFT. aann
Campbell VII - tire utility mar
an Murray Newell from asifl.
more may ee retained fnf plnehz
hitting autle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

NOMEN's CITY TOURNEY

Tacoma women will complete
their City championship tourna-
ment this week end, with more
than 100 feminine stars compel
ing for the doubles and singles
titles
Play starts on the Broadway
alleys Saturday night at 7 o'clock.
Sunday matches start at noon,
with the final squad gong on the
alleys at 1913 ?. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

ASSIST YOUTH. MEN

Over IN Seattle veteran steel
headers were asked to take a
high school boy fishing and teach
the younger generation the art.
some of the vets answered
and impaired their knowledge 10
some happy youngsters. But too
many of the old timers failed 10
respond to the call.
But, generally. that is the way
Of adult toward youth. And it's
all wrong and miserably selfish.
Start the youngster off cor
rectly and you'll produce better
sportsmen.
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After a nnsdloer. start Il s0l
they rolled the sixth highest game
ever recorded IN A. y z oofnpe-
tition i.lsi. Their third game
needed 70 pass the schmslssnE lee
BAT. Vas a points more thar
Creams Of Cincinnati. Nho nave
hold first place since Saturday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Ski Weather
Todsy's road and ski report

Todsy's read and ski report
Paradise Temperatures ~. M
new snow. u inches On ground.
spring snow with unbrsakabls
crust. good spring skiing. overcast.
light northeast wind. rad good.
carry chains
Mt Maker Temperature ~. no
new sno~. % inches on ground.
clear. northeast Wind. skiing fair
on spring snow with unbfsskabls
crust. road good
Stevens rsss No temperature
given. no new sno~. ~ inches on
ground. surface snn~ ths~iHx. uas
bresksbls crust. skiing fair. over.
east and esln. rad god.
sseq,ssisnie Pass Temperature
~, no new snow 10 inches On
ground. erusty. skiing poor. scat
tered clouds. calm. road god.
saehes Ares No temperature
given. no new snow. 10 inches on
ground. morning crust. overcast.
light south s1nd. road god.
s
II you're not gsinE II. sell u with
Tsst-Aotion T1mss Want Ad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
TIE GIY WANTS MEAT


Writes George y II a nan
paws ms license fee ne should be
permitted 70 take game in any
manner HIS license should guar
anfee that Just 50 lonE as he
he'd II the bag limit.
George '. conservative game
laws are made for such meat
getters a. YOU make Yourself 10
~ nv Your own words. Accord
Ing TO your argument dynamite.
nets. lime-in-a-jug and hole halt
Ing would he Hosie. But there
are many like you, George '
too many. You are the predator.
not the sportsman.
JACK Hynes Is proving TO be
one OF the most efficient and GER
tainly one Of the most popular
game protectors Pierce county
has ever known.
The Nisqually river is giving
up some nice trout. All-in-all.
Il IS one Of the most productive
streams in the Sound country.
When the young steelhead are
on the bite and the river is
milky. you should PLAY close 10
the shores in the eddies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
CRossToWN LEAGUE

crosstown leaguers who are
scheduled for the Puyallup alleys
Sunday will roll their matches at
$50 o'clock, instead of AT 80,
President Lee Garrison has an
nounced. Teams to appear at
Puyallup are Sixth Avenue. Puy-
allup, Broadway and Joe's X
Streeters. Teams 10 shoot on the
Ruston alleys are scheduled for
7.30 o'clock.
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| Underiakers
Bury Rivals
In Pin Event

ST. PAUL. ainn.-Ths Her
mann Undertaken 81 - Loais.
national match champions. isst
ght took over the lssd Of the
sist Annual American Bowling
cTonzress S1tn q score Of s,0ls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
WISCONSIN AWAKE

Wisconsin IA as progressive as
any state in the nation and
miles ahead Of most.
The Badger state - reclaim
ing thousands Of acres Of sports
lands, planting new trees of
numerous varieties. keepin
their lakes and streams filled
with game fish.
The Badgers have found that
intelligent conservation. propa-
cation create a great industry.
They are csshing in on out
door sports
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Huskies Hold
Favored Rolo
VIII Do Minus Dill
nodlin. Their Stor

hoolin. Their StoY
NJ IHAN uuueoN
PAnAD1ng tA1l4N~re lI<ni-
Ate ssiers from eight lnssIfaEions
opened re swa-aAy Nershw~ee n
tsreali>aists ssl ess< To-Day wsth
~ unIxerstty e Wsshlnxsers
oaast eorfer~nee champions IN ~
rnI~ - f.vertfs
- spn~ssn srnpveu1p -
strsra fsmp6~G go er~>s-
~<zsssssy. ~ssA sesasAsv nssle9
~ a.~rhill So slalsm.
rne ws.hsrHtnr ftusti>s whr
n sddltlaa = th~sr east ERWIN
also swept sh< essr valley inter-
seiieslstss e~rs msnan M: nevs-
~. their -. sIalar -<r~rnIII sen<-
petition. nut as<h veterans -
Carl Neu sna Ar nfrem ~ere
soantes - fr< wssstnotaa
triumph.
sareaas.t eeespeeist~s no
~ tessshte. VS. esp>e1e4
sv~m Wsahssxs.s sessp go
lees's wess. r~usapa ssuna.
AS. ~ss~v~s ~svs tfsss~ssssy
~ ov~uss. oseg~e state -
.>ss. usts~s.ssy ~ 11nns. ~
~sl,e9e. tsltese ~ pu4oe
s~ss1. 80 ss.~ssaA
Tacoma nj club memhers have
altered their plsns srmswnas ard
vtll hold their spring saneFst
danes m Friday evening. April -.
instead ~ April n - previously
announced rirsf~.t Gntf ripb
has hs<n reserved for the neeassAe
and With the cooperation ~ the
club management the danes eem-
mittse. headed ny Marshall per.
r~~. so~ tn nun VALLEY. hopes 10
sssanilsh the affair - IN snntiAt
climax In the chi seescn.
f,seatts - ~ enoUp 80
aersese1s~s ere heteo wsske1
sss saa Nth ss.e ~ rss1y ~
ae0essnceNunae. rlekoon ~
~ svnt,Ah>s - mpMlnnss -
~ e,ste's sese ssuu1ns sunpe
lag.
.....,.~ . -. -. -.-.,a.
scheduled for Apvfl -. . dslsgn-
ton os shlers ana sht eiuh usU-
b~rs from The Southwest WASH
lnGtan league have asnoansfd
their intention ~ artvsne up for
ths gathering lust In strs up The
local ski gals and asys h~fofs
negotiations are ecmriessd fsv
Tacoma NH elus's msmssvship N
The issrs peshsps
o.~,.ss.~ 10. n. r.~s-
M M etwe eha@ps~esntps
Sunday 9TH ssgs ssfsstsi1y ~
ass~ fnv ptares lsss sefese
she hesssrinG II ~ Se~sht1e
vsee ~ 10 s'eleeh ssse1ev
m.vwssg IN Eatsh rsp~k hs~be.
Esssses ~,it ~ reestve1 sss
NJ ssssee anA MI. wswi 49,
isss~ - rssuaiss In apsn
until ~ s,eesoh.
n happens 10 ihs bsss u sAssn
even oretrhsa - spills - the
downfall ~ every slslsm ss<sr.
In the annual East. West sisiss~
for ~vmeo 81 nun Valley Thars-
dsy Gretchen kuniwh rrassr. n
aoms. sun Valley sad uenvsr.
took . header 81 ths last na<s.
lost - seconds and finished flfth
in shs mile and = quarter ran IN
nsldy.
nm. IN Gssssss sssi> sssh
me ,ssis. sSs.see.a 6tessas
Meath. rasaAsss. er~A t~1k
vtdnsi he~sss N ~ Nseee.
Shirley seseDseAt1 fsshsha1
sissh tsss $1,000 - Sanee
Qssisssy - nsit iAts cry.
.
Enifsss are arriving every ~
for thu giant silver akls do~nniii
from Camp Muir ~ Edith creek.
April a. A. yet several i'm
porfant ski esnssrs have MT az
noaneed thesr contestants. MT by
the dssdiius. March II. full field
In hoth mems and semen's events
10 expected. fhe course .~sms n
have plenty Of sBoss ne~ ard wifh
f.vorx bls weather conditions
asoaid h 40 10 usual nisn esiih~s.
Racers from Canada and ysfmxzftt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

doubles by employees nf the city of
Tacoma will be rolled on The Broad :
way alleys al 30 o'clock SATURDAY
tered for the competition.
HANDICAP Dol Bills NIT
The March handicap doubles tour
nament of the Play Nor alleys viii
close Sunday night at midnight.
Manager Curly Wilson has again re-
minded. Jack 9uirin and Walt
tourney goes into its final days
oprs cH.LIr>er
johnson Paint bowiers OF the City
league, seeking practice games 70
warm up for their Portland tourna-
ment competition. have challenged
any Tacoma team with an average
of not more than $40 pins for a
special match.
Arrangements may be made with
Captain Norman oustafson or with
Jerry Warden at the Broadway alleys.
EASTER RABBIT SHOOT
Carl Miller Of the Mayflower
Cafe team almost rolled . $50
game In the Easter rabbit shoot
yesterday 81 the Coliseum. He
finished with q 2s3 and his II
pins handicap gave him first place
with a 270.
Later in ths day Babe peoo-
vdoh rolled q 236 for second
place. Elma Tstsr rolled zoo
and Jennie Petersburg a zoo even
This tournament Is n single
gam. affair. but one may roll as
often as desired on any alley.
Nj. TACOMA srfe,aL NOTICE.
There viii be spscisi meeting Of
the Mt Iaeems isagus Tuesday
night a. .. Captains are requested
Hun cloihiers 7os. 10. Hsrpers
Confectionery 23i3 IL high game
n Berlin ali. series wssstesn 5s8
MayfloWsr Csfs 1900 ID Psbst
r Grove ais series n Grove sss
Tacoma Milk Producers zs35 "a.
Little Psrls Beauty Salon 25ss az
nigh game Bob 8seslsnbTaeh zgz
series "a gsiieh ga
Brotmans 25o5 %. Old - Iouis
<rsA - EAkA ssufF 81 6ntf4HFA "a
all series TED Wakefield sa5
spar Lunch 2seb "a stevens Yst-
Ter 2sls ~ hlsn game Murphy Ill
series Murphy 5a2
schorn Faint 2sss IL. Community
J Il. as4i "a. hifs game 4 Wei.
Warrington Hardware zsoz 20.
BFyans super Cream zssB H. hish
game y Brown 7si ssriss y Brown
57s
Psuisons asss a. prinsos Inn
zsil H. hisn game hoCorrnies z2ss
p Apple b2z
y Brown veteran boslsf Nzs Just
tao psus short ~ re s0s club
subbed on Warrington Hardware
tam
SOC DAA IEAsIf HI-NaY
PED Men 25t3 - Bungalow fsoi+
ret z4zo IL. hisn shms Y gousfslc
z0s sfFIss p GouAYud SIS
S4ulkpnors Tavern zzt7 g. TIE
Coffee Poi z1s2 IL nigh aHms "
Psyton ~ s<rist } Flanassn as
OpNl Tavern z3s7 a. O4sit z3si
az nigh game ~ GeoFgettl z01
ssrlss N Geofsttt t2o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

sAwTtIIt Tn. Los Angeles
Angels smartinK from a 10 10 \
loss IN marathon game with
the Chicago Cubs yesterday. played
Loyola university varsity today
before var veteran crowd Man
sger JtRgsr stafz mas practically
decided On his inflsld combination
Wimpy Quinn at first. Mel MAI
loFy a. second. Peanuts i>1Nsry at
short and Eddie Mayo a. third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
FOR PERCH

Les Miller. the state fisheries
department enforcement officer
hereahonts. tells me anglers are
having rare sport casting into
the Copahs surf
They use halibut and clam
meat for bait and land sea perch
as large as five pounds.
a fish at nearly every cast.
said Miller
Maybe were missing some
real sport. We who have never
tried IL.
oh, yes :. light tackle. too.
Good reports on bass and
trout IN local lakes
Local lakes includes those
within comfortable driving dis
tanee from this city.
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I'm Ue Bayket

4 L to often mar : Ike re
n fish He'd - better 81 4 -
kert r. mouth shut
sllt. held hack By = trans
planted grass from the Atlantic
siae. s rapidly filing what used
Il % marvellous trout waters on
Muck creek The grass. which
taxes maj form. Is pest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

II you're not gsinE II. sell u with
rsst-Aetion Timss Want Ad.
Phone Main 3i5I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

sAs FERNANDO Seattle tan.
gied with the Pittsburgh Pirates
here today IN an exhibition game.
Manager Bill skiff sent sons Of
the best pitchers on the Rainier
staff against the heavy hitting
National leagusfE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Coast Camps
n, UNITED PRESS

kaN FRAsGIsCO - The San
Francisco Seals showed m for
IN. home folks yesterday by beat
ing the Philadelphia Athletics.
-. in an exhibition gam. Tony
Lszzsri. VINO came down from
the Yanks this year. got three hits
IN four chances
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Hitting the Old Head Pin

doubles hy employees ~ the city Of
Tacoma will be rolled on the Broad.
way alleys Al 30 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon Eight couples are regis
tered for the competition.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-26
147-YEAR-OLD TREATY

In days of in Europe is a happy the American way of life that month
 Indians New tribe in Wis about $45oO calico Government keeps it's treaty pledge with for the 47th consecutive year.
 distribution of the calico will be treaty government Iroquo New during the George Washington.
 administers treaty payment this year is Collier U S Commissioner Indian Affairs, same of Office of Indian Affairs who has jurisdiction over dian activities in Alaska
 original treaty signed November II. 1794 and peace friendship early days pay quan tity goods equal payment the Indian nation The treaty further stipulated year forever Government pay Indians of S45O0 to be expended for clothes domestic animals implements o husbandry other utensils
 things have changed deal day the treaty signed Many the Indians of today successful craftsmen supporting richly been suggested that settlement given the rbesnen year lieu pay themselves voted to ad here the original of the treaty Calico decided upon by the agents and the Indians practical desirable treaty.
 Each year, of celebration held when Indians come in to r nuniy meeting house and receive the calico The New York remnant of the original sturdy sendants the braves who featured Cooper Leather oc&ng Tales annually cac Inc additional So0O paid In cash to the Oneida Indians wh7 moved Wise nsn and under the jurisdiction the Tomah Agency n Wisconsin
 The continuation of this treaty payment part of government may mol comparable to the treaties made be tween great nations of the world the t7e the treaty signed the United States young spey populated country the nations estab uAo3 powers ts land Long since these Indian nations have cad to be other than integral os the eouny and there could certainly be little political continuing honor the treaty uprising treaty beD
 | would be hard to imagine many the European nations especially Nag Germany continuing honor tre5y ton of tae length of time the Indian been books.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-26
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and D anes are needed to track down the Nazi intruder.
 Sensational feature about the smuggler is that she is former U. s. vessel-the G00-ton Diesel engined yacht that once belong ed to A. Atwater Kent, Phila- delphia radio magnate.
 The one-time pleasure ship now is being operated under the Panamanian flag out of Vera Cruz. Mexico, by Nazi agents in that city, and is being used to transport high test gasoline and mercury to small Caribbean Is lands where Japanese ships col lect the smuggled strategic sup plies.
 The yacht recently unloaded 1,G00 fasks of mercury at an is land which for military reasons must be nameless.
 The former luxury craft came into possession of the Nazis by a circuitiouS route which Intelli- gence experts uncovered only a few weeks ago. The purchase was made by a shipping company whose main office is in Vera Cruz and has branch office in New Orleans, where transfer of title took place. The price was $l8,000.
 Fortunately for Intelligence, the payment was made in U. S. bills of 5000 denomination. From the serial numbers, the bills were traced back to a Vera Cruz bank. There it was learned the money had been withdrawn from the account of the leading Nazi busi- ness house in Mexico, and turn ed over to the shipping company that bought the yacht.