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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
Mrs. Katie L. Brewer, Well Known
In Indian Service, Taken by Death

years, prior to her retirement IL
years ago.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at $50 p. m. from the
Buckley-King chapel, with burial
in Cushman cemetery.
She was the widow OF David f
Brewer, who died in 1908. and in
whose memory hall is named at
the Chemawa Indian school near
Salem, Ore. At the time OF her
retirement. Mrs. Brewer was ma
tron Of girls at the Chemawa
school. She also worked extensive
ly among Indians of the Puyallup
valley.
Mrs. Brewer, q native OF Sitka,
Alaska. and a resident OF Oregon
and Washington since 1914, was
former president of the Indian
Women's club.
She also was a member of First
Congregational church and the
Women's club Of Tacoma and was
active in the Y. w. c. A.
Surviving are two sons, d.
Ernest Brewer Of Washington,
d. c., and L. J. Brewer Of the
home; three daughters, Mrs. Cert
rude Turney Of Chemawa and Mrs.
Ella johnson of Crow Agency,
Mont, both in government service,
and Mrs. Ruth Denny of Tacoma,
and five grandchildren.
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The War
y In Brief
BY UNITED PRESS

LONDON-Long-rang bombers
attack Ruhr-Rhine area for third
successive night, blast German
warships at Brest: another Bis
marck supply ship sunk; seven
Nazi night raiders downed; allied
forces believed ready to enter Da-
mascus II negotiations for peace
full occupation succeed.
BERLIN - Germans warned TO
seek air raid shelter due to power
full new British attack methods;
no statement on Robin Moor; Ger
mans decline TO argue French
position in Syria; luftwsffe attacks
Thames estuary and British air
fields; Foreign Minister Joachim
won Ribbentrop goes to Venice.
ROME Italian air force again
attacks Gibraltar.
yICHY-French claim they have
embarked on German collaboration
policy Of own free will. announce
sweeping anti-semitic legislation
taid TO be part of Adolf Hitlers
plan for general European statute
against Jews.
BEIRUT-British planes attack
Beirut. French planes in action
around saba and Damascus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
Plan Funerals
In Puyallup
z River Victims
Rites on Monduy

PUYALLTP- Funeral services
for Mrs. Sarah G. Hartley. 2.
who died at Aberdeen General hos
pitsl Friday following a short III
ness. will Be held Monday at 2
D. m. at Christ Episcopal church.
DR.. A. W. Sidders will officiate
and cremation will follow under
direction of Wrigley and Glenn
ents.
Mrs. Hartley came 10 Puyallup
in 1921 from Conrad. Mont. and
lived at ST. 10th st. S. f. She
was on a visit TO her son. Robert,
al Hoquiam when taken III. She
was a member of Christ Episcopal
church, the Altar guild. Naomi
chapter No. Is. o. f. S. and the
o. r. s. auxiliary. Surviving are
her husband. Joshua r.; the son,
Robert, a daughter. Mrs. II. n.
Rooney Of Lewiston. Ida; four
grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs.
c. II. Wilcox of Conrad.
Last rites for Richard Fraazen
and his son, Richard, jr., who were
drowned in the Puyallup river
Thursday night will be held at
Holy Rosary church, Tacoma,
Monday at 9 a. m. Burial will be
in Calvary cemetery under the di-
rection of Wrigley and Clements
The rosary will be recited at the
church Sunday evening.
Eject Officers
Holding its semi-annual election
Friday night, members of the A.
o. u. w. lodge chose Mrs. Dagma
Smith as master workman, sue
ceeding Mrs. Berniee Busick.
Other new officers are Miss
Yalda Wink, foreman; John Alkena,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
Eight Axis
Vessels Sunk

LONDON The admiralty re.
ported today that British submar'
ines operating in the Mediterran'
can and Aegean have sunk eight
axis ships and seriously damages
two others.
THE attacks were carried out,
the admiralty said, mot only a.
sea, but our submarines sought
out the enemy and destroyed hin
in his harbors."
The admiralty said that an
italian convoy consisting Of an
armed trawler, escorting two
schooners, was sunk by gun
fire by a British submarine.
Another submarine the adj
miralty said, ''torpedoed and all
most certainly sank large tankeI
of about 5000 tons"
The italian tanker. Strombo
1922 tons, the admiralty said
was reported to have reached
Istanbul seriously damaged by
torpedo from one of our sub
marines"
The admiralty said that
British forces also had sunk
German armed trawler
during recent operations.
THE operation of rounding NJ
enemy supply ships which put tc
sea to be available for the Bis.
marek and the Prinz Eugen "a
1o,000-ton cruiser) continues sue
cessfully." the admiralty said.
Another German supply ship
has been intercepted and sunk
Thus six enemy supply ships anc
one armed trawler have been in.
tercepted and sunk by our ship.
during these recent operations.
RUMORs DENIED
NICHY-The French admiralty
tonight officially denied that the
French fleet has sailed from Tou-
lon but It was learned that re-
ports Of the fleets departure had
been circulated by the official
DNB German news agency.
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Armed Nazis Took
Over Radio Room

FERkAMRUCO, Brazil - Karl
Nilsson. first assistant engineer Of
khs Robin Moor, said Saturday that
armed German sailors boarded the
American freighter and took over
the radio room to prevent the ahip
from sending an SOS.
Nilsson wAs the first % the
II Robin Moor survivors
landed here by the Brazilian
steamer. oscrio. 10 give . pub
Ne account Of the Robin Meorss
experience<-
He said that the Robin Moor
was intercepted early On the morn
inx Of May n and that within Is
minutes the ship had been sunk by
German Smelling.
We took TO the three life boats
s-1T Of us including one child.
aid Nilsson We sailed together
fer eight days and then separated
IN order to increase our chances Of
being saved. We had rowsd with.
cut stepping for 10 days and nights
when the osorio picked us up"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
WARRANTs CALLED

General fund and L. ]. D. qua
snty fund warrants have bee
called for payment on June II.
VAS announced by City treasur,
c. V. Fswcstt Saturday.
The general fund warrants Al
numbered 56.12i TO 57.S2s melt
sive and total s1O6. 1871 Will
the L. l. d. warrants total S7.44
and are numbered from ESQ TO 2sI
inclusive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
Nazis Admit
Raids Hurt

BERLIN - German Air rsid
authorities. warning today that
the new means Of attack az the
enemy possesses tremendous ef-
feet. instructed all civilians TO
20 to air raid shelters Is soon
as sirens sound.
During the last air raid, su-
thorities said. many civilians
either waited to 80 10 shelter
until they heard the guns firing,
or did not 90 at all
People should realize the
dangers involved. the suthori-
ties said. and though they might
be more comfortable outside,
they would appreciate that
every death represents a sue
cess for the enemy"
They said that many people"
who had waited for the guns TO
fire before they moved had been
killed on their way to cellars.
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Of Christ at Bolenge. 1000 miles
up the Congo river. in 1899. He
was a pioneer medical missionary
and the only doctor within an area
Of several hundred miles Con-
tracing sleeping sickness, he was
compelled to return to the states.
18th Anniversary
Puyallup Elks lodge No. 1850
observed its 10th anniversary FRI
day night with the initiation of 10
members. The ceremonies were
conducted by the exalted ruler and
other officers. New members ara
William McChesney, Everett Houk.
r. L Neeham. Hans Olsen. Felix
Lelh, Carsten Carlson. Robert.
Roam, Robert Corliss. Edward NJ.
Lips and David P. Carpenter.
The Rhododendron garden group,
a division of the Puyallup Womens
club. will meet with Mrs. w. f.
Kinzie at her home at the experi-
ment station Tuesday for 1 o'clock
luncheon with Mrs. John Steinke
as co-hostess.
The afternoon program will in
clude comments on the recent
flower show for roll call and a
talk on "Primulas' by Mrs. A. B.
Burke. New officers will be in
stalled, Mrs. Kinzie taking the
presidents chair; Mrs. II. 3. Alder
son, vice president, and Mrs. Rex
Miller, secretary-treasurer.
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Don | Take Dogs
To Peninsula

A warning to Tacoma dog
owners to guard against taking
their dogs into the Gig Harbor
rabies-quarantined area was sound
ed Saturday by the city health
department with the announce-
ment Of posting Of warning signs
at the Sixth avenue ferry slip
Similar signs are to be posted Al
Point Defiance by the county
health department.
Dogs may be taken through the
area II they are kept confined id
cars but If liberated they will b
quarantined. Owners are advised
TO innoculate their dogs from
rabies.
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Mrs. Katie /. Brewer, rs, Of Rt.
1, Box TIT, Puysllup (Firwood)
died Saturday IN a local hospital
after an illness OF three days.
Mrs. Brewer, an Indian. devoted
her life TO the service of her peo-
pie, working in the Indian service
Of the federal government for IS
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Liquor Fines
Total S725

Fines totaling SIPS were melted
out to four violators OF the Steele
act who pleaded guilty in Judge
Clarence E. Layton's court. Johnny
Cline and Louis Centoni paid fines
of 5000 and costs, John Berti was
assessed s175 and costs while
Charles johnson paid $3.50 and
costs. All violations were for SELL
ing hard liquor by the drink.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
Actions in Divorce

introductory DEGREES Of divorc
were awarded Saturday TO tn
following persons:
Peter T. from Bonnie Kaass
William W. from Maxine Edward.
June from William V. Hildebrsnc
Jusnita from William II. T. Berry
Willie Marguerite from William +
Newell and Mary L. from Andre'
J. Holmes.
Final DEGREES were awarded I
Edward J. from Edna Black an
Dorothy from Marion NJ. Stewart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
Queen Contestants
Will Parade Sunday

a pretty girl Is like melody,
and Sunday afternoon a queen of
the water carnival will be chosen
from among an eye-filling collec-
ton of girlish symphonies in
bathing suits.
An added attraction new to this
years Y. NJ. B. c. water carnival,
the parade of pretties will be COM
posed of a couple dozen Tacoma
girls employed by local concerns.
Each girl is sponsored by her en-
ployer.
Those Competing
Among those competing for the
crown will be the following bits
OF winsomeness:
Miss Chamber of Commerce
doris Davey). Miss klopfensteins
(1one Wilson,, Miss Hotel VIM
throp phyllis Kennedy, Miss
Mueller Harkins (Carol Lind) +,
Miss Maxwell Petroleum Janet
Wolters), Miss Bender's CEunice
Wolters). Miss Little Paris Beauty
Salon (Florenee Anderson). Miss
Montgomery Ward (Margery Ros-
coe). Miss Sears. Roebuck wilma
thompson, Miss Sears, Roebuck
II ARLENE Johnson). Miss South
Tacoma Chevrolet dorothy Fro
mani, Miss Penney's tCharleen
Andersonl. Miss Rau's Club Jane
Roel, Miss Helen Davis Charlotte
Stpanich), Miss Tacoma Auto
Sales Dolores Van Arnam), Miss
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Frances Dsvey), Miss Kruger's
xxx topsl Bulmsn).
Army 10 Judge
The judges who are fortunate
enough to get that sort OF work
will be military men-a gesture
BETTING the water carnival theme
of a national emergency demon
strston- Judges TO name a queen
are;
Major Liiburn Stevens. UsA:
Lieut.. William n. Stewart. uSA:
Commander c. T. Taylor. USN;
Lieut.. John Perish. USN; and
Tom Firth. USCG.
The bathing beauties VIII 20 or
display At the Point Defiance Park
pavilion At $50, when they ar
rive there aboard the AFRO. yacht
donated for the stellar occasion by
Reuben c. Carlson.
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Threats Will
Get Nowhere
Welles SoYs Nozis
Cont Bluff u. S.

WASHINGTON Under
secretary of State Sumner
Welles, replying TO German
threats 10 sink al ships carry
ing contraband TO the British,
said today that throughout
the history of the United
States the people have never
been impressed by what they
regard as buster and threats. .
Tbe German threats were made
n connection with the sinking Of
The American steamer Robin Moor.
although authorized Nazi quarters
would not admit that the vessel
was sunk b. enc Of their sub
marines.
Weiles permitted reporters to
quote him directly on his reply.
but added that what needs TO be
6ons n 60 view the situation ere
sted BY the Robin Moor incident
dsspasslonstely.
WeIles declared. however, that
Re submarine commanders lack
, - proper precautions TO insure the
Ewes and safety of the Robin
1foors passengers and crew vas
contrary to international law, NOR
elity and humanity.
He said n appeared tragic
Ally certain that IS Of the
ships complement Of - had
per5ehed- Eleven were res-
cued by . BRAZILIAN ship.
Certain facts. he asserted. are
elssr. There. he said. are the fact
thst m American merchant vessel
IN accordance with the historic
policy Of The United States, was
o. the high seas engaged in peace
fnl commerce.
While II was IN the middle Of
lhe Atlantic ocean. he said. and re-
mote from any combat zone which J,
The people have imposed on them
seIves, ana carrying nothink con- ,
sidered contrsband by this eoun-
Try. It was sunk.
On beard that ship. Ne L
adde(, were American citi-
ncns. including women and
children. In . haif-hour, he
continued. they were forced 30
70 Into small hfebcsts In vie-
lation Of agreements 10 which
al concerned - the Unhed
States ana Germany ARE
pArtieA
They were left. he added. in
position where they could not be
assured Of safety.
Nov Il appears. he concluded.
that Of these American eitixens.
about three fourths Of them have
been lost. These, he said. are the
real issues
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NEW RECORD

R0Y-Amity Anna Bell 3327O
nine-yesr old Guernsey owned b.
Hart & Gammsltoft. established
new record Of ee05.s pounds @
milk and 4S17 pounds Of butter
fat in class AAA. according 10 IN
American Guernsey Cattle club o
Peterborough. n. II. The record
exceeding the average o. the bree,
for her age and class. was super
yised BY Washington State college
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLfPNIA- IncOrporstions filed
today with Secretary Of State
Belle Reeves.
Pacific bodybuilding Co. Ia
coma. N. !. and Bert Broback
War Dahl and others. Capital
$50 900.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Wafer Carnival

2:so-Army and navy in mock
warfare and landing operations.
S:s0-Races: fishboats, tugboats,
rowing. speedbosts. Along with IS
Ibsen water ski events, these will
complete the afternoon.
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Camp TO open

272b 30. Ash St. master of social
work, and Donald McGregor Me-
Eiroy, 7s2 No Stadium way, doc
tor Of medicine. McElroy immedi-
ately was commissioned q first
lieutenant IN the medical section
Of the army reserve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wood OF
Sales road will leave the first OF
the week on two weeks vacation
trip TO Oakland, Los Angeles and
San Diego, Calf.
7he Rev. John r. Rltcasey and
Mrs. Ritchey Of Des Moines, Ia,
are visiting in Tacoma, and while
here will conduct special meetings
at the Mirror Lake Gospel park.
Phyllis Linden and Margit Peter
son are leaving Saturday for a va
cation of 10 days at Seaside, Ore.
Mrs. W. +. Daniels. Mrs. T. n.
Daniels and Miss Theima Daniels,
all Of Falkland. are enjoying a
five-week vacation during which
they plan to visit Madison. Wis,
and Yellowstone National park.
In Seattle, application for a mar
risgs license was made by Frank
g. fcoley, so, OF Seattle, and Mrs.
Margaret Il. Bowers, II. Puyallup.
They met = year ago aboard q
train.
49,
A. J. Hanlein, Tacoma. was
named a director OF the Veterans
association Of the Northern Pa
cific railroad at the convention
held this week In Portland.
Robert Neal Of shelton and Dom
aid w. Corey OF Puyallup have
both requested discharge from the
24sth Coast Artillery at Fort wor-
den to reenlist for three years In
the <th Towing Target Squadron
Flight II. McChond Field. Both
Of them are selectivs service
trainees. and they have been in
the same battery since being In
Quoted.
49,
Robert L. Sweet of American
Lake has been detailed TO attend
the Ninth Corps Area Motor Ne.
chanics school at the Preside of
San Francisco. Upon the compile
ton Of the course Sweet will re-
turn 10 Fort worden.
Leonard n. FOX OF Gig Harbor
has requested a discharge from the
s4eth Coast Artillery at Fort wor-
den to reenlist for three years in
the 45sth Ordnance Company
(aviation bombardmentl. NcChord
field. Fox n a selectivs service
trsinee. and prior To his induction
was employed by the Gig HArbor
Motor Co. az = mechanic.
|
Nineteen students from TIT.
state were among 7.015 persons re-
eeiying degrees At Northwestern
university's s3d annual commence
nnent exercises IN Evanston. Ill. on
saturday. Only Tseomsn VAS JchF
Raymond Green. s41s No. 5oth st.
who received doctor Of medicine
degree.
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Core Of the News
EXAM FOR MECHANIC

The u. s. Civil Service commits
sion announces examinations will
be held in the near future for
junior general mechanic. Applica-
lions must be on file in the Civil
Service office, Seattle. not later
than June rs.
Always better butter 1T Cow
Butter store.-(Adv.)
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]
similar saturday following Memo
rial day.
Tacoma friends recently have
had letters from Dorothy Ann
Simpson relating experiences in
radio broadcAsting IN Alaska.
Charles Leonard Alder, q. and
Eva ychnsea. Is. both of Tacoma,
recently made application for mar
rage license at Bremerton-
Elizabeth O'Cenner. washougsl
teacher. will attend the College Of
Puget Sound summer session.
Nal Il. .. Gushing Of Fort Lewis
vas visited this week by Mrs.
Gushing and two sons OF Van
oouver. Wash. MAJOR Gushing .
the former prosecuting attorney
for Clark county.
A clever little booklet. History
OF Ny Life" by Archie Irwis
Matthew IT,, was issued recently
to announce the birth Of the baby,
born June ; at Tacoma General
hospital 10 Mr.. and Mira A. l.
Matthew. so12 Pacific ave. Mr..
Matthew IL superintendent Of the
Modern Door a Mfg. co.
Virgil Burton, Acchord field
soldier. recently returned from a
ls-dsy furlough at his home near
Mr.. and Mrs. John struxe. Route
1, BOX 7e2, and Mrs. J. G. Nc
Cormlck were recent visitors at
he home of Mrs. Elizabeth Rough
ON at Lyman In whatcom county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Giro and
Jane and Jeanette, 1403
Cast 9th ct, were recent visitors
4 the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Erickson OF PARK In Whatcom
ounty.
Dave Turenne, 705 30. I st. IL
about these days to learn
low TO ship off 10 sea in q genuine
indjsmmer.
a :. = = |
Ralph Shaffer returned TO Ia
oma this week after q business
rip to Washington, d. C., New
fork and other cities. He also
Ittended a ship launching In Cam
len. N. J.
William Alphons kunlgk, pos
70. 2eth st.. a second lieutenant
n coast artillery reserve, has been
detailed for active service with the
bird battalion, 18th C. A. at Fort
Calf.
49,
After q Today vacation with his
Iather. @. A. Kinley. Lakota beach,
Robert kiniey. former Stadium
high school and College Of Puget
Sound student has gone to
Brownsville, Tex, where he will
be on the staff Of Psn-American
Always. In Los Angeles. the past
year, he has been studying airplsns
designing.
Capt IAwrence Peck Dash, m
fantry reserve. Of Route /. Box
ST.. Tacoma, has been ordered to
report Sunday for duty at Nc
Chord field.
SvA~A
Following = vacation trip Of two
weeks through Montana and yell
lowstons National park. DIR. and
Mrs. J. r. Coffman of No. Trsfton
st. arrived home Friday evening.
They encountered much rain In
Montana. but DOC" found some
fine fishing near Dillon
Tommy war. aged three. was
entertained by his grandmother.
Mrs. Frank War Of ITO So. Aims
worth, Friday while his mother.
Mrs. Glen War, made . trip to
Seattle with Mrs. James Rellog
and Mrs. Carl scraggia-
Among graduates At Washington
university. st. Louis. NO.. this
week were Bernhard Brandt Bar
tels. jr.. 2s06 50. L 1T. doctor of |
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16

Your Postmaster can tell yol
how 10 invest in L. S. Defens
Bonds.
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Save Money. Earn Interest; Buy
Y. 3. Defense Bonds.
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Firemen' S Assn.
Meeting Sunday
Will Demonstrate
IncendiorY Bombs

SUNNI R-The Puget souns
Firemen's association viii hold ia
annual field day In Sumner Sun
day. Team competition will stari
at 10 \ m. on the high school ath'
letic field and continue through e
p. m. r. L. Jensen OF Sumner
IL the general chairman.
Coffee and doughauts win b.
served the contestants at moor
and at the close OF the meet the
firemen and women Will partaks
Of a Dutch lunch in the I. o. o
p. hall. Seventeen departments
from Pierce and King counties are
expected to enter various events.
Pierce county's new rural truck
will be demonstrated and officers
and men from Mcchord field are
scheduled to demonstrate incendi-
airy bombs.
Nominate Officers
The Young Mems Business club
Of Sumner nominated the following
officers at their meeting Thursday
evening:
Frank Drebick, president; Joe
Faulkner. vice president: Fred
Henry and Howard schrengohst,
secretary; DIR. II. II. Andrews,
treasurer; Al Jansen and Casey
Garrett, serseant-at-arms; Leo
state representative:
Joe Fosnick. Gene Bosworth. Glenn
Larson and Harry sager for d.
rectors. Il. Wellman was nomi-
mated TO fill the unexpired term
Of Gene Bosworth who resigned
his post az state executive.
Camp 70 open
George b. Cole, secretary OF the
valley Y. M. c. A. announces reg
stration IL now open for tho Y.
NJ. c. A. camp at Camp Leonard
Dn Lake Taps. Seventy boys have
registered for the period starting
June 10. Following the boys camp
here will be n two-weeks camp
period for girls.
-
The regular meeting Of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
club has been changed from June
~ TO June II. Dinner will be
served at $50 at My wife's cafe
and an important business meeting
will follow.
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RED RIVER PICNIC

The Red River Valley Mime
sota) club will hold its annual
picnic Sunday. July 20, at the
Metropolitan park, Little Span
away lake. Coffee and Ice cream
viii be served. Further informa-
ton may be obtained from Cliff
Lund, 5213 So. Park ave.
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Virgil Burton, Acchord field
soldier. recently returned from a
ls-day furlough at his home near
Bellingham.
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Dave Turenne, 7o5 so. I st.. IL
inquiring about these days to learn
Row to ship off TO sea in q genuine
ndjsmmsr.
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A partnership between J. w.
Watson and Janice n. Cook Was
dissolved BY Judge 4. u. Hodge
Friday and Watson WAS awarded a
81 600 judgment. The partnership
involved ownership Of an apart
ment house al 62s So. Anderson 81.
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Ralph shsffer returned

Ralph shaffer returned TO Ia
coma this week after . business
trip to Washington, d. C., New
York and other cities. He also
sttended a ship launching In Cam
den, N. ].
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A special meeting Of employees
Of the Washington Door Co, local
1851. Lumber 4 Sswmill Workers.
has been called for Monday at T:So
p. m. in the union hall at 18th and
Market SITS.
49,
During the absence OF DR.. L. 4.
c. Joers. Or. J. l. Hansen will
occupy 701 Medical Arts building.
(sdy.)
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william Alphons kunigk. pos
No. 2eth st.. a second lieutenant
In coast artillery reserve, has been
detailed for active service with the
third battalion, 18th C. A. at Fort
Rosecrans, Calf.