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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
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Wheeler. vice president. Mrs. I. A.
Rust. secretary. Mrs. Louise
kretchman; treasurer, Mrs. Hulda
Smith. Mrs. Kretehman takes the
place OF Mrs. Anton Sksnsie the
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others being reelected. The FOL
lowing executive committee was
appointed: Mesdames Arthur NJ.
Hunt, F. 3. Treutle and A. Erick-
son.
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SIREN DISMAL DINGO"
CANBERRA, Australia - Aus
tralia has dubbed the afraid siren
the Dismal Dingo.' The dingo
is an Australian dog which does
Evening star., 1941-03-06

WRIST WATCH. ladys Gruen, between
Risgs pl. NV. and Conn ave. and r st. Re-
Evening star., 1941-03-06

statesmen, specially. for D. c. and
| Maryland Call G. Livingston, National
Evening star., 1941-03-06

TYPIST. eXper. ONCE worker IN shorthand.
switchboard muligraph filing; attended
Strayer B. c. Franklin 2297.
WOMAN. refined, middle-aged, experienced
homemaker, wishes position as house
keeper for employed couple or companion.
Box 93-M. Star
Evening star., 1941-03-06

GOLF CLUBS, z, Lawson Little irons, 1941
model. $50. Also odd set Of clubs. S4.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Star "Want Adj"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.
East nf Fourteenth St.

East OF E0urteentn 81.
1880 First st. n.w.-Rhodc Island Phar-
1st and K sts. n.w.-schneiders Drug Store.
Tth and K s.-Goldenbergs Service Desk.
7th St and R I ave.-simpson's Phar-
9th and o sts.-Economy Pharmacy.
Cor Ga. ave. and Park road-Park View
Fourteenth St. and West Of Fourteenth st.
l4th and P sts.-Day's Drug Store
l5th 5th ana and F1rnen sesportner PhsrmacT @
>99I3 I4th st'@Brysn Stationery.
14th and Monroe sts.-Bronaush's DRUG
14th and Buchanan sts.-HohOerEer's
14sh St. and Colorado ave.--oDonnelrs
1749 Pa, ave-Krick's Pharmacy;
31st and 6 sts.-.9uiEley's & PhsrwTaSy, TtUrs
25th st. and Pa ave.-Columoia Drug
s aaa GU: :tsKsnReFpsb pb12msey nfns store
18th st. and Fla. ave.-Bernstein's Drug
isS6O Adams Mill rd.-Biny, Shop
1900 Mount Pleasant St-Mount Pleasant
21s3 California st.-California Pharmacy.
Ga ave. and Upshur st.-Pstworth Phar'
macy.
BriEhtwood; -,
275S Ga. sve.-shepherd Park Pharmacy.
Manor Park. -
sth and Kennedy sts,-Kennedy Pharmacy;
3rd and Kennedy sts.-Kinner & Membert
Pharmacy
wardnan ParkwWardman Park Pharmacy.
bO17 Conn. ave.-Hisgers Pharmacy.
Wisconsin Ave.
444ss Wiseonsn Wlseonsn P6sFmacy
4231 wisconsin ave.-Morsan Bros
GEORGETOWN.
ar 3aS I'D I'D sSoTss5 stsSFSs5S PTss Bres s'0's
wis ave and st.-Georgetown Phar-
$3.50 N st-Hfn & Poole Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
10th st and Va ave-Herbert,s Pharmacy.
4th and L sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
North Capitol and sts.-Kenealy's Drug
aa9 81 and ssRdfTlRs Md alRnsssBPRdeys shGRd pharmacy
4th and East Capitol sts'-Grubo'S Phaf-
sth "H and East Capitol sts.--East Capitol
1as3 FioTida avs-Daneg's Drug ps store; IRE
24Oi BenninE rd-Langston Pharmacy
Brookland.
$500 18th st.-BrookIand Pharmacy.
goth st. and r. I sve."collins' Pharmacy.
Baltimore Pike;
Baltimore Pike 1887 BladensburE rd.-Dox
Pharmacy.
Chesapeake Junction.
Chesapeake Junctlon-Wlght IS Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
lst st and N Car ave.-Capitol Drug Co.
o41 Va ave s.e.-Schneider,S Drug store
Sth and I sts-Southeast Pharmacy. Inc.
18th and East Caoitol sts.-Lincoln PARK
Pharmacy.
2443 Nichols ave.-Jordan's Pharmacy.
Congress Heights.
1924 Nichols ave-Congress Drug Store.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL IL Pm.
All advertisements for The Evening Star
must be in The Star Office by IL D, m. and
Al Branch AGENCIES by 1890 p.m the Day
must be received at The star once by
4 pm. Saturday or at any OF me StaT
branch ofices by 3:45 pm. SATURDAY. -
CASH WITH ORDERS is required Tor All
advertisements from transient advertisers
LOCAL RATES.
3-line minimum
time. 23c per line
3 times. zoe per line
: times consecutively. 19c per line.
Advertisements under Personal and BUST
ness Advertisements under Special Notices
SC per line additional
NATIONAL RATE.
4-ltne mlnlnTm-35c per line
Resorts and Steamships. &c per line.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
HELP MEN.

ARCHITECT-Full-tim time services on resi-
Dental design and field supervision, for
operative builder. Call Waverly Taylor,
Inc MA 1910
Evening star., 1941-03-06

REFRIGERATORS remodeling sale, every
thing must go. repossessions and rebulltS.
G. E, WESTINGHOUSE, KELVINATOR,
CROSLEY and many others as low as
SIg95. Easy terms You may with
your light bill. Washington's largest serv-
ice in all make refrigerators.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
HELP MEk g. WOMEN.

COUPLE as tenant on farm near An
napoLS: quarters, 3 r. and b.: references.
Woodley 1882.
COUPLE experienced: chauffeur-butIer,
cook, upstairs work. Local refs. Phone
WOodley 4494
Evening star., 1941-03-06

FOREMAN for lumber yard,
thoroughly experienced in
lumber and millwork, han
ding of men and keeping
stock; must know business.
Excellent opportunity, but
salary depends upon proven
ability; state full qualifica-
tionS. Box GAM, Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

FURNITURE-To take up payments on new
furniture ideal for rooming house purposes;
could rent house that it is in if desired.
ia S643
Evening star., 1941-03-06
CompIete Course, Only S..
(For Apprentice Exam.)
(FOr Auditing EXam)

ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE.
Begin at once. The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School 800 10Th st NV ME 633T
Evening star., 1941-03-06
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.
DIVIDEND ON STOCK
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Rest Shelter 1900
Wheeler rd Sc AT. 1853 Present facIli
ties limited to that class only
SMALL brown and white terrier. Call
Michigan 1865.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, experienced with reference. Tele-
phone ME. 2904. Fannie May.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work of
any kind; no Sunday. Phone ME. 1853.
GIRL. colored. wants general housework;
references. Call Hobart 3S47.
GIRL colored. gh.w, plain cooking; fond
of children; home highs, no Sundays. Ref
erences. MI. 5719.
GIRL. colored. well-trained. gh.w; stay
nights prefer Sunday free. Call WI. 4I03,
present employer.
GIRL, colored, exp. wants gh.w.; ref
stay in. 1872 Fla. ave. NV. Apt. l.
GIRL. light colored, wishes Job cleaning
bachelors apt. Thursday evenings. North
1921. Johnsie.
GIRL colored wants general housework
full or part time. Experienced. City refer
ence Call Hobart 1886.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

SHORT ORDER and steam table man,
must be of good character, experienced:
Apply BIB Cafe, corner of End and
Evening star., 1941-03-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TO BUY OR SELL any progressive business
see US. Metropolitan Brokers, 1929 Invest
ment Bldg District 1873
ORNAMENTAL IRON SHOP, completely
equipped, now in operation: incl shears,
drill presses, grinders, elec. welder and
small tools. $40 st. Sc.
LIQUOR LICENSE, class A colored neigh
borhood. Box 62-M, Star.
BEAUTY SHOP, on busy street operators.
well equipped, long established Owner
is ILL., must sell Immediately. Priced for
quick sale. OWENS REALTY. ME. O4S6.
RESTAURANT. Baltimore. Md.-Sale or
rent: established 20 years: owner retiring;
living quarters on premises; $1,000 cash
needed: wonderful opportunity for young
married couple. Box 326-J, Star.
WE SELL ANY BUSINESS which shows
substantial profits. Metropolitan Brokers,
1929 Investment Bldg. District 1878.
MANUFACTURERS AGENCY, catering to
general trade and Government business and
representing twelve out-of-town concerns.
Box SIN, Star. 6'
MILLINERY AND DRESS SHOP, upper
Georgia ave, in new shopping center
Ideal for. couple. Sacrifice on account of
Illness. Established business. Reasonable
terms to reliable parties. Further details
call National 1923.
SPACE WANTED in centrally located store
for exceptional line Of novelties. Box
s5-M, Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
SITUATIONS DoMESTic.
(rnptfnued

GIRL light colored. wants day or part
time. Good refs. Call after l pm. DU.
0650.
GIRL, neat, colored, wants work of any
kind. Call Hobart 1889. References.
GIRL, light colored, wants work as maid
in small family: good references. Box
ISM, Star. e.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, with city reference,
good cook: $40 or $50 month; live in. Box
LAUNDRESS, colored, 1st-class. wants
Wednesdays and Thursdays; steady: refer
ences. Call Atlantic 7790.
VA. GIRL wants general housework. nurse,
maid or mothers helper. Decatur 1477.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work: re-
liable; ref. Hobart 1853.
WOMAN colored, wants days work or
nart-time g.hw., mothers helper. RE. 1879.
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wants house
work; live in; references. 1911 Corcoran
st. NV, Apt. l.
WISH to place my maid, excellent general
houseworker for part-time mornings, no
Sundays. Call Atlantic S102-J.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

FURNITURE-Bedrm liy rm., dining rm..
etc: all new. well STYLED and constructed.
Shown in model home; at remarkable saw
ings 400 CUMMINGS lane, off Brookville
I'd Chevy Chase Nd RA 1919
Evening star., 1941-03-06

NdICUIdIIIIS NIdCIIIII6 OPtCIdI.
INTENSIVE COURSE. DAY AND NIGHT
ALI, INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE.
Begin at once The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School, 500 18th st. NV. ME. 6337. :"
Evening star., 1941-03-06

SCOTTY. male. all black, friendly; answers
10 Boy" vic MINI. and Penn. aves. Sc.
Reward Atlantic 4570.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.
CAMERA SERVICE G. REPAIRS

CALIFORNIA, EITHER ROUTE: HEATER
radio; share expense. For information call
MRS. WHEAT. NE. 3706. 16'
Evening star., 1941-03-06
CASHIER -STENOGRAPHER

| For auto. finance office. Prefer young
| lady with some exp. in auto finance, small
| loan or credit work. Must take dictation.
| Permanent position, good opportunity. Call
| Mr. Tiger. RE 004R
Evening star., 1941-03-06

SODA MAN to manage new installation.
steady. ambitious, cooperative. Spires
Pharmacy, 34th and Rhode Island
Evening star., 1941-03-06

FURNITURE-Storage lots and others like
new: bargain prices on bedrm., din. rm..
liv rm.: on sale daily. 9-5. at Metropoli-
tan Warehouse, so Florida ave. ne.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

FURNITURE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gains" Many Bedrooms, Living Rooms,
pinettes. Lounge Chairs, Desks, Studio
sres in SfuRNURs Prices That R f
truly AstCg7d You" we Have No store
No Show Windows. Everything Right on
the Ground Floor of Our Tremendous
Warehouse "All Welcome" Come in and
Browse mo High Pressure" ACME
MOVING & STORAGE, 461S 14th st. n W.
Cenr1ia 10nn OPEN NIGHTS
Evening star., 1941-03-06

TYPIST, for occasional night work; must be
| fast typist; about hours a night when
needed: soc hour. State speed in reply.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
UNUSUAL WOMAN

Experienced, for tray service. Apply sic
GEORGIA ave. NV
Evening star., 1941-03-06

Warfiynn Beauty College,
1910 G st. NV. District 1852.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

MATTRESSES over 2I yrs. experience un-
necessary: good pay Phone Alexandria
Evening star., 1941-03-06

RING. gold with oval aquamarine stone
4 small diamonds; reward. Call CO. o3SS.
/ $50 CnMmhia I'd u W. Apt 20.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

SEWING MACHINES sale on
used Singer port at S22.50. SIS, S27. so.
Elec. con, $50 Singer treadles, SO.
Other portahles, S12.50 These machines
are all guaranteed, with free instruction,
Many other good buys. We rent, repair all
1900
Evening star., 1941-03-06

GENERATORS STARTERS, So so up; larg-
eiec renairs. 27th year cARTY' 1908 14th
Evening star., 1941-03-06

Emerson, $3.50 cash. reg. SI2995 list:
R c. A. automatic, reg. 500 90 for S67 so
cash. Apex Radio Co, 700 9th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse, originally
Sl59. now S45 Phone Emerson S199.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

SADDLE LEATHER PURSE lost Tuesday
night: Identification inside of purse. Re-
ward Mrs. McClelland. 1912 10th st. w.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

WOMAN, colored, experienced in prep
aration of sea food Box 46-M, Star.
WOMEN, refined. to take care of 7-month-
couple. Lincoln O9s3. after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

SHOE statesmen. experienced, for full
and part time work. Apply Boston Super
Ghnn 10 rket 1n2 9TH
Evening star., 1941-03-06

FURNITURE for entire 6-room house in
cluding "a ton coal: giveaway for 500 cash.
Owner. Taylnr On43 A nm
Evening star., 1941-03-06

PORTFOLIO, single pocket. black, size, 1Sx
II inches; possibly dropped on Russell I'd.
in front of Presidential Garden Apart
ments. Alexandria. Va Reward. John j.
Bachmann, Presidential Gardens, Jef. ALI, j.,
Alexandria, Va Telephone TEMPLE 1923.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

RING. pearl waShroom on main floor of
Methodist Bids, on February 18th, Mod
4 Atlantic lnnN
Evening star., 1941-03-06

GIRLS CLOTHING, size 12, rose spring
coat, Scott plaid cape and skirt, cotton and
silk dresses, sweaters, shoes, size 4: excel
lent condition. WI 7215.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO..
Largest Appliance House,

SAXOPHONES- -Close-out of reconditioned
instruments at deep-cut prices Lyon q
Healy, S5; Beaufort. SO: Conn, SOS so;
Supertone. S2S. so: also others Private
lessons included al small additional cost.
Ma 4730. Kits, 1880 G street. Middle
of the BLOCK
Evening star., 1941-03-06
9. HARDING Co, INC,

VACUUM CLEANERS, rebuilt and liks
new; Royal Eureka. Hoover, General Elee-
trio; S6.95 up Guaranteed l year Author:
ized factory service for Eureka. Royal and
Evening star., 1941-03-06

WAITRESS. size 81 or "a; must be able to
make sandwiches Apply 221 Riggs I'd. ne
MATTRESSES experienced Apply Little
ct
Evening star., 1941-03-06

sALESMEN having selling experience, for
inside selling of radio. refrigeration. Star
-, ct
Evening star., 1941-03-06
MATTRESS RENoVATING.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT, INC.
S15 10.h st. NV. Phone National All
Evening star., 1941-03-06

FURNITURE-Bedrm.,. lily. rm., dining rn1.,
etc; all new. we'll STYLED and constructed
Shown in model home; at remarkable say
I'd. Chew Chase. Md. RA. 1912.
GAS RANGE BARGAINS-Big assortment,
all sizes: many less than wholesale: moth
ing down. up to 3 yrs. to pay; rebuilt
ranges from $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
LOST

POCKETBOOK, lady's. brown leather, con-
tanning money, wedding ring, personal
papers. lost Saturday night on Capitol Hill.
ReNard j D. Brown. Randolph 3414.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

statesmen 90 to travel. drawing acct.
against commission: $40 draw Call Mr.
Curley, Ma. $50 between and s pm.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

COAT, spring. lsdy's. miss, fur collar:
winter coat, trimmed silk dresses: ex-
| cellent condition. 1858 18th NV.
! DIAMOND fine, white American cut
| 5SI100 will mount to suit buyer. S133
| Arthur Markell, 9lS F st. NV. Suite 301-3.
| FURNITURE = Private sale of my own
| beautiful furniture. rugs drapes, dishes;
| reasonable. Call Randolph 1921
Evening star., 1941-03-06

CLOTHES-Lady's stylish fur-collar coat,
cost $3.50. sell SIS: tweed suit, cheap;
mans linen suit, size 40, pants 34-34, So;
overcoat, So; heavy pants, blue. 34-34, 50:
raincoat. 3Oc: ladies' shoes, size :, 55c:
etc. Apt. 5O1. 1902 Summit pl NV. near
Ontario I'd. and Columbia I'd, after m
Evening star., 1941-03-06

GIRL, light colored. wants day or part
time Good refs. Call after L pm. DU.
ORSO
Evening star., 1941-03-06

FURNITURE Observation-Disclosures S
floor samples and cloSe-outs; brand-new
ity furniture at tremendous savings for
. cash Omen until @ Stahler'S, 625 z st. I. W.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

CLARINETS-Sale of reconditioned instru-
ments at low prices Elkhart SlS15; Ped
Ter. SCI 50; La Vana, So so: Pan-Amer-
5can. S43: easy terms. Private lessons in
cluded at small additional cost. MA. 4730.
kits. 1880 G. st Middle of the Block
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Sales, Profits
For P. S. Pulp
60. Make Record

PORTLAND highest sales
and profits on record for both the
second quarter and first SIX
months Of 1941 were reported OF
Tuesday by the Puget Sound Pulp
h Timber company in its interim
report 10 stockholders.
Net profit was S3l5.1s3 for the
second quarter Of 1e4i a. COM
pared with S263.142 for the first
quarter Of this year and x253.123
for the second quarter OF last
year. Net profit for the first six
months Of 1e4i were S57s. 305
compared with S433. 433 for the
same period OF 1910.
After preferred dividends, net
available to common stock was
equal to the 90 cents a share for
the second quarter and s1.e7 for
the first six months. Dividends
paid on the common stock totalled
81 share for the first six months
Of 1871.
Production Of un-bleached sui
phite pulp in the companys Bell
ingham mill reached an all-time
high Of 36,975 tons in the second
quarter Of this year.
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without replacement facilities.
Indications have become inereas-
ingly apparent that construction
Of additional storage facilities
would enjoy profitable operations
even after the present emergency.
However. there are no plans for
establishment Of new storage
space.
Lease Of the Commercial dock
as an emergency space
poorly adapted for storage Of bulk
wheat and requiring considerable
general repair -- emphasized Ia
comas inadequate grain-handling
facilities.
IL is estimated that had the
Port Of Tacoma commission con-
cluded its plan OF expanding its
present elevators some four years
ago. the investment would have
been returned before this. At that
time it was proposed to add mil
lion bushels TO present capacity,
but a government grant Of As
per cent Of the cost was not ac-
cepted inasmuch as the remaining
SIS per cent would necessarily have
heen assumed by the port district.
Operators of private
wharyes and ware houses,
which for many years did
booming grain business, grad
ually razed much of their IA
cilities as traffic declined and
maintenance costs increased.
Northern Pacific railway. holder
Of considerable property in that
grouping, some months ago was
understood to be considering"
erection Of new grain elevators,
but SO far no definite plans for
such construction have been dis
closed.
Meanwhile, local flour millers
pointed out they aren't directly
affected by the shortage of grain
storage space, but they indicated,
however, that were there addition
al space available locally it would
he used to substantial extent by
the FIGURING industry as a normal
procedure in increasing general
operating efficiency.
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Grants Citizenship Papers to IS;
Always Vote, Judge Black Advises

dis Ness, Edward B. Sanford, Jo-
names f. Wick, Sally NJ. Martin
son, Karolina Greiner, Maria Ce-
ella Rambaldini, Kathleen Mary
James, Marion Lucia Creation,
Mary Ellen Hall, Mildred Sharman.
Oscar Holland. Massimigliano f.
Rambaldini, Winifred G. Rossiter,
Emil Hansen Barkost. Felomena
Guisu. Thomas Garfield Eddy.
Millicent Bogetich, John johannes
Johansen) johnson. Margaret X.
Paulus, Trina Maria Burk. Anna
Mohn. Frank Yacobazzi, Francis
J. Nurding and Mary Pavlovich.
From out Of town: Mary
Nicola, Wilkeson; Alfred G. Nc
Gowan, Eatonville; Grettie S.
Svensen, Gig Harbor: Emma An
derson, Gig Harbor; John Fox.
Buckley; Margaret Godfrey Les
lie, Katherine Leslie and Jacob J.
Hunting, Sumner; Erns Beckman,
Vail; Henry Taylor. Benson:
Bernard Macdonald, Mineral In
grid Reck, Milton: Christine
Pauline Corp, Olympia; Hattie
Edith Munsen, Puyallup: Cora
Dorothy Peterson Pownall. Sum-
ner: Hazel Clawson. Vancouver.
Carolina Helen Nsrolski. Buckley.
Edna Kelley, Puyallup; Steve
Sokolski, Fort Lewis, and Adolph
Crater, Puyallup.
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To Store Million Bushels
OF u. S. Wheat in Tacoma
Renovation and Repairing Wharf
Now Under WoY at Commercial Dock

In an effort 10 alleviate the
critical shortage OF storage space
for bulk wheat being felt currently
by the Northwest's vast grain in
dustry. the Commercial dock has
been leased 10 the Archer-Daniel
Midland Co, II was disclosed Tues
day.
The concern. which operates on
a national scope, will Use the space
for storage Of a million bushels OF
government wheat.
Spokesman for the Northern Pa
cific Railway, owners OF the prop
erty, said renovation and repairing
Of the old wharf and It's warehouse
has been commenced already. The
new tenants will take possession
Aug. !, and arrival Of the first
grain for storage is expected
shortly thereafter.
Term for which the lease
viii run was not disclosed, al
though II was indicated the
period will embrace the dur
alton OF the existing emery
ency.
Archer Daniel Midland Co. sew
eral months ago leased the entire
grain elevator facilities OF the Port
OF Tacoma on long-term con-
tract.
Bulk wheat storage capacity Of
the Portacoma elevators is SOC. 900
bushels. Public storage of bulk
grain there, although curtailed. is
being handled directly by the pri-
vate concern.
Shortage Of storage space for
wheat has become acute because OF
great quantities of last years crop
still on hand due to loss of export
markets. plus record breaking
bumper crop OF this years new
wheat.
Waterside storage In all
Northwest ports has already
been filled 10 capacity, with
greater quantities of wheat
still unmoved at inland points.
Tacoma, once the leading stor-
age and shipping center for North
west grain, has relinquished the
enviable position to other seaports
as warehouses have been torn down
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Vote; vote with a knowledge Of
the candidates you vote for; vote
on special propositions with an
understanding of what they mean,
whether they are good for the
community or bad.
That was the charge imposed by
Federal Judge Lloyd Black upon
the rs men and women sworn in
before him as new citizens of the
United States in the Tacoma dis
trict court Monday afternoon.
mo doubt you will vote for
president" he said, because there
is always enough excitement in a
presidential election to get people
out to the polls. Probably. too. you
will vote for governor of the state.
But l urge you to vote also
for members Of your school board,
to vote in every election as the
surest way TO safeguard and pro-
tect American liberties
Admitted 10 citizenship were the
following. a large majority for
merly citizens OF Great Britain:
From Tacoms) Evelyn Madge
Brebner. Petrus L. Baltussen,
Frank Spear. Stanley Kurpesh,
Margaret A. (Gaslol) Kinzel, Ar
mando Lencioni, Otto f. Swanson,
Robert II. Coleman. Gunborg Lind
berg. Anna f. Ericsson, Elizabeth
Priest, Joseph II. Habgood, Filvia
Beerbohm, Hilda Anderson knud-
sen, Angela Mary Petrone, Martin
A. Nordstrom. Nettie May Patter-
son. Zelda Garrock Bison. Edward
+. w. Winskill, Fernie G. Court
wright. William Toomey, sr.. Ma
ria Thaut. Charles o. Morlock,
Christina Esther Pearson, Abramo
Mslfstti, Eline Marie Jacobson,
George NJ. Turner. Hans CLAUS
Ness, Berta Hymer, Marguerite l..
Nargo, Bessie Narcella kadlec,
Johsn George Wilhelm. Alice NJ.
Macpherson. Ole Johsn Ness, Hjor-
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Subdue Stubborn Blaze
NESPELEM. Wash.-Voluniee

NESPfLfM, Wash.-NoIuhItt
firemen battled for hours Tuesday
10 subdue a stubborn blaze which
destroyed a garage at the Colville
Indian agency with a loss est
mated at $4,000.
Origin Of the fire. which de-
stroyed 16 passenger and pickup
cars and forest service fire fight
ing equipment. was not determined
Immediately.
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Movement Of ships and cargoes
continued slow Tuesday, at which
time only two vessels were on
berth at local terminals.
Only overnight arrival was the
Weyerhaeuser steamer Hegira. fol-
lowing a regular itinerary; after
discharge Of general freights from
the eastern seaboard, she will lift
lumber outbound.
The Whitney Olson at the same
time was continuing with loading
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of local lumber for California de-
livery.
Departures overnight included
the coaster Lurline Burns and the
intercoastal steamer Absaroka.
No arrivals for Wednesday have
been scheduled in advance, accord
ing to the harbormaster.
PORT CALENDAR
Vessels In port: Whitney Olson.
Defiance mill; Hegira, Shaffer
No. /.