davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-03-21

CAREFULLY. REASONABLY. Georgia 1916.
studio, secretary or desk, odd pieces cash
al once CHI 9s25
FURNITURE, household or office. glass;
Dupont 0513 -
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china. glass
cash price paid Call Murray. Taylor 1893.
FURNITURE--Want to buy some used
household goods TO outfit large place; also
good piano, eIec. refrigerator. ME. 5255.
FURNTTURE-Al kinds of household goods,
prices; prompt attention. RE. 1904. %"
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
repair hemstltching. buttons covered.
pleatlng. 9l7 F st. RE. 1900, RE. 23l1.
STORE FIXTURES. Office furniture stocks
Of merchandise. safes, cash registers. etc.
Edgar Baum. 307 9th st. NV. Phone
BOX 9o 4a4R pss SAP St private residence f0r usage
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems used
qfnaf VIII Gail f}%5 nps9 b EP to M 659a 6HSEOd'
WILL STORE PIANO free in modern
freproof apartment for occasional use Of
same. Apartment ABS, Adams $40,
GOLD--BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. sTI-
YER YER, PLATIMUM; P7! TEETH, DISCARDED
A KAHN, NC. 40 YEARS AT a35 F.
SAFES OR VAULT DOORS
THE SAFENfASTERS co.
2304 PA. AVE. NV Ma rn7o
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold, plat
mum, Jewelry diamonds. watches and
diamond watch cases: condition urinpor.
tant. as We use same in our mfg. Depart
NEW YORK JFWELRY CO.
727 9TH ST NV.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
silver watches, diamonds and Old dis.
caroed lsRelry: fun cash value paid
Evening star., 1941-03-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

STENOGRAPHER, general once work.
knowledge bookkeeping years expert
Star
STENO -SECY.. exper. executive type
would like position in hotel club small
office or radio station. Box 49l-M. Star.
STENOGRAPHER- -typist-stencn cutter, exp.
Refs SH. 4S72-J. 2l'
WOMAN with boarding house experience
as assistant mgr, dining room mgr; eX-
perleEced typist, switchboard operator.
References. Box 42-V, Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

4Sl5 RESERVOIR RD-Master bedroom
with tile bath, twin beds, in new home:
$50. Also single room. 23F
Evening star., 1941-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PIANO, Steinway, upright perfect condi-
ton; S75 for quick sale. Schaetier, 1928
Irving St ne.
PIANo-shghtly, used smallest-size spinet.
MA. 3223. Jordan's corner 18th and G SITS.
PIANO CLEARANCE-FlOOr samples, Ike
new Betsy Ross spinet, walnut, reduced.
SIl5: Betsy Ross spinet: ebony. reduced'
Si25 sPECIAL 26 private lessons with
LESTER PIANOS. INC. 1881 6 st, NV
PIANO--Used full keyboard walnut fn-
lShed klmball apartment-Size upright,
Sl69. Sdr n n. good g.o CONDITION. Very easy
NV middle OF the block
PIANO, used mahogany case baby grand.
Sl69; modern type; easy terms. Ma. 1928.
Jordan's. corner 18th and G sts.
PIANOS FOR RENT, new and used spinets.
rates. All money paid as rental applies
on purchase price if you decide to buy
later, MA, 1880. Kits, 1880 G st. NV.
Gn the middle of the block
PIANOS-We have several reconditioned
fine grandS that we are closing out at low
prices, Steinways, Baldwins, Chickering's;
e. easy !ti terms. Ma 1928 yordan's, 18th and
spinet, suitable for practice purposes, S1O0
i6es is asa as praetice piano % or f9T ys0 very
Kits, 1880 G st. NV.
PLASTER BOARDS new. 16x4s in. at &c
per So. it.; other sizes at low prices.
So F St. AfE s.w' |RE0K1Nd cq;i RE. soso.
RADIOS BAD traded in; s5 to $40 allow; for
Sl2,95 or more. Apex Radio Co. 709
9th st. NV.
RADIOS. brand-new Emersons; reg. SI2 95
for Ss.SS, reg. S19.95 model Soc of.
Apex Radio Co. 7O9 9th St NV. at G
RADIOS, 50: all makes: new lot OF 175
out of storage; all playing; orig values to
$3.50. 1910 9TH ST. NV. Open Q to T.
! RECORDS. SC ca and up special Glenn
Miller. Bing Crosby. Tommy Dorsey, etc;
| Radio Co. 70a 9th 81. NV at G,
RECORD PLAYERS-R. c. A, S6.95;
Emerson. reg. Sl9.05. with i'd. S995;
| combination table model, Sl3 s. Apex
| Radio Co. 709 9th st. NV. at G.
RAToRs-New and used. $50 uD;
P. o. Smith, 1874 H st. ne. Lincoln 6O5O
REFRIGERAToRs-sale repossessed, re-
/ built and new. We have WASHINGTON s
largest refrigerator, display and selection.
bottom prices. We will positively not be
! underSold Compare our prices and
merchandise before you buy. Large selec-
ton Of Frigid]sire' 4]s ,N99gge. WeSstinghouse,
Leonard. etc. from $3.50 Up to 3
| years free service. We are authorized
G: E. Hotpoint, Norge, Philco, Stewart
! Warner Kelvinator and Crosley dealers.
! large tr8de-ln allowance Brand-new 1910
e,'ss Lux APP APP1fAScE flStSE coMPhNY Cox
Sll 9th 81 Open NY Yin s PM RE 1l75'
/ d
Evening star., 1941-03-21
ELECTRICAL CENTER
Ola 10th ST. NV National Ss72

REFRIGFRATORS. see the new 1871 mod
els, G. E.. WESTINGHOUSE KELVINATOR
and CROSLEY at new low prices Liberal
trade-In allowance on your old box Easy
terms. Washlngton's LARGEST service COM
psny on all make refrigerators You may
Evening star., 1941-03-21

WE CAN USE 3 MEN age :}5 to so. who can
tell an interesting story on education: some
necessary, so appointments can be met
promptly. Full commission settlement each
week. II you can start work Immediately
be arranged
Evening star., 1941-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

| BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture,
! contents of apts. or homes. WE DO MOVING
/ CAREFULLY, REASONABLY. Georgia 1416.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
FOUND.
LOS

wTRF-HAIR TERRIER, young, female.
with black spots. Collar and no tas.
Phone North S122.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

CARPENTERING, painting and general re-
pairs. 1850 River I'd. NV. Woodey SO59.
CARPENTRY. remOdeling. partitions, roof
ing suffers, painting. vateT-prootng,
plaster. White mechanics. Sparks. HO.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

1929 34th PL. N.W-Slngle and double
rooms. one with screened porch. earase,
bright detached home EN-. 1865.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

514 10th st. NV National sS72
WASHERS-Sale of discontinued models;
Crosley S35; Thor, S29: all complete with
filler pump hose: 10 DAYS TRIAL. We
are also dealers for Bendix. Pay 81 weekly.
The Piano Shop, 1015 7th st. NV. Re-
public 1890.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

3l-Large, newly furnished front room;
private family. Single beds. Gentlemen.
MERIDIAN PL-, near 14th-Large front
room windows twin beds. next 70 ba h.
Ladies, Privileges. CO. 1904.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

STUDIO COUCH, rust color, slightly used;
new upholstery; ideal for larger home
Marfield LS55. after Is D N No dealers
Evening star., 1941-03-21
ALUMINIUM statesmen

A complete waterless cooking set to sell
for %. Sells on sight The curtail-
ment of aluminium utensils production
makes this the biggest money making prop
oSition in years. Our 50c-a-week budget
plan assures easy sales. Big commissions
and daily drawings. 1911 Rhode Island
ave. ne hetMeen . and 3 D m
Evening star., 1941-03-21

TYPEWRTTERS at bargain prices. Royals
Underwoods. Smiths, SIS up: trade-ins
accepted rentals 81 monthly Mac
Donald, 1435 Eye St. cor. 18th. DI. 6277.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
OPPORTUNITY

Can place Immediately experienced
real estate statesmen with cars. Volume
spring business in our area assures good
income Most active office in suburban
Washington. new subdivisions and ample
brokerage properties to offer buyers. Call
Mr.. Collier for appointment. F. r. SPEAR,
INC, S422 Georgia ave. SH. 567S; eve
nlngS. Shepherd 49l7.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

II R ST. NE. Apt. I1-Large and brieht.
! Hobart HSSH
Evening star., 1941-03-21

TYPE WRITER'S S-UnderwoOd, rebuilt,
$3.50: Royal, rebuilt S21 80. And many
others Rentals. S3 per month. Mac
Donald Typewriter Co, S14 14th st. NV.
Repnblic 0234. 23-
Evening star., 1941-03-21

BOOKS, chest Of drawers. bedroom suites.
studio, secretary or desk, odd pieces, cash
AZ onfR CH 0SOS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE

Hi1Asut Calsasl-Asd Yssu Junp o. q
osd n IL Msning Rarin' to &c
The liver should pour pinss Of bile juice
int your bowss every dsy. II this bile 10
not flowing freely. your food may not al.
gest II may just decay In the howels, Then
eas hloefs up your stomach You ret con-
stipsted. You zeal sour. sunk and tie world
looks punk.
II takes those good. old Carser's Iitsl.
Liver Pills 20 get these pints Of bile now
sn6 freely "a make you feel up and IN"
Set package today. Take - directed.
Amazing in making bile how freely. Ash
Ter Carers Litts Liver Fils. ios aad asa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
County Studies
Elevator Bids

Three bios on new elevator
for the Pierce county courthouse
and three for reconstruction o.
both elevator shafts were re-
oeived BY the county commission
ers Monday afternoon. They were
taken under Amusement
On the basic bid. the OTIS Elsvs-
tor Co. offered S13.12 and N.
Sheppard Elevator Co. s13.470.
The Montgomery Elevator Co.
also bid but made none compsrs-
tive with the basic bid Of the
others on an alternative pro-
posal its bid vas S1o.435.
Three Tacoma firms made Of
fers on the shaft Job. F. G.
Walker bid SIS 553.l1. J. =. era
ham. s7.249, and o. r. Larson 4
Son. 5000.
Also under sdvisement were
bids Of eight Tacoma automobile
dealers on one car each for the
commissioners. license inspector
and juvenile department. and for
a sedan and paddy wagon for
the sheriffs office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

academic career in some branch
of science.
NEXT: What makes bad"
boys bad /?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Army Orders

wAsHI>GToN. u. C.-The war de-
partment has issued the following
orders
Brieadler Generals Donald A. Rob
inson. G. 8 C. Fort Lewis. TO Mem
phis DIN II. Lonsino. u. S. A. Fort
Crockett to Camp Edwards; Charles P.
Hall. u. S. A.. Fort Benjamin Har-
rison TO Fort Lewis
Colonel Robert r. Guthrie. c. A. C.,
Fort Bliss to Fort Crockett.
Lieutenant Colonies Robert l.. Cop
sey. A. c. Fort DIX to Wilmington.
Del: Charles G. Hutchinson. Cav
Fort Bliss TO Fort Knox
Majors Charles p Ama2een. Cav,
Fort Riley 70 Fort Bennlns' Henry /.
kinnison. Cav. Fort Bliss 10 Fort
Knox; haioert T f1llinger G M G..
Washington to Camp Grant. Guy W.
Saunders. Inf. McChord Field 10 Fort
George wright John X 5. Mitchell.
A. c, Langley Field TO Bowman Field,
John c. Cakes. + A, Fort sill TO
Fort Deylns. Crawford Andes MoMur-
ray. d c. Res. Ennis. Tex. 10 III
Paso. John Warden Burke V. C. Res.
Dayton o. 10 Carlisle Barracks. Ed
ward Bergman. o. D.. Res. Fort Ben
ming TO New Cumberland, Pa; Joe
Lee Never. A. c. Res. Oklahoma City
TO Fort Leavenworth.
Captains Woodward = Mann Inf.
McChord Field TO Fort George Wright.
NNiAtI T. AltNtAAAANls n -
Field TO Bowman Field. John +.
Chalker. Chap. U. s. A.. Hawaiian
Dept TO Camp Csllan: william B.
Freeland. z. NJ. C. Middletown Air
Depot TO Camp Polk, Joseph H.
Camel, M. C. Glenview. H.. to Scott
Field: Harold A. stewart. 9 NJ. c.
Fort Wayne 10 Camp shelby; Kenneth
c. Hall 9 NJ. c. Fort Sill TO Puerto
Rican Dept Harold T. Schofield, u.
5. A., Aberdeen. Md. to Charlestown.
Ind: sydney r. Abrams, 9. NJ. c..
Camp Joseph T. Robinson to Fort
Knox: Guy s. Manan, c. NJ. C. Res.
Dundalk. Md. 10 Baltimore Jay
Claude Earnest d. C. Res. Washing
ton TO Carlisle Barracks: Bertel Will
ard Peterson. r. D., Res, Chicago. to
Chanute Field
The following captains were re
lieyed from New York City and as
signed TO the Hawaiian Dept: John
X. Connolly. Chap, L. 5. A, Frank II
Lane. NJ c; Almon W. Manloce. o.
D. and Hilmer c. Nelson, A. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

BY DONALD A. LAIRD,
PHI. D.. SCI. ID.

Author Of How "a Improve Your
Brain Power
uow much do people remember
IL Of their early childhood i'm
pressions?
DR.. Harold L. Burt experiment
ed on this problem with some
astonishing results.
Or. Burt. tawny. muscled
man in early middle life. IL chair
man Of the psychology depart
ment at Ohio State university.
He also coaches q freshman polo
team.
Always trimming with energy
and ideas. always on the alert TO
try something new, TO learn the
ms and outs OF everything that
In DR.. Burt II was these quail
ties which prompted his investi-
cations Of the casual impressions
OF childhood, TO see how thor
oughly such impressions last
through life. and how they might
influence human learning.
When his son, Ben. was a little
over q year old. DIR. Burt would
sit beside him and read aloud pas
ssges from Sophocles, in the orig
inal Greek. Following a carefully
planned scientific routine. DR..
Burt kept this up daily for a year
and . half.
Five years later DR.. Burt made
his first check to see II the boy
had profited by hearing the Greek
before he could understand any
language. Ben began 10 study
some Greek at the age Of So
years, and his dad found that
those verses which he had heard
in infancy were learned with a
saving Of 80 per cent as com
pared with verses ne had never
heard before.
The meaningless Greek which
Ben had heard in infancy had reg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Court Ruling
Aid to State
Increased Revenue
Under Tox Measure

oLYMPIA-7he L. s. suprem,
courts action unfolding Iowsi
two per cent "uxe" tax viii NEAR
Thousands Of dollars added revenu.
70 Washington under its two PEI
cent compromising" tax. Ia,
Commissioner T. N. Jenner sac
Tuesday.
The Washington Law re-
euires all out Of state oompa-
nies which have branches or
agents In Washington 20 col
lect the two per cent on all
mail order business done with
residents Of this state. Jenner
said IL not only applied Ia
Montgomery Ward and similar
firms hut 20 hundreds Of other
companies.
Washington thus far has had
little success In forcing mail order
companies 10 collect the compen-
eating tax but under the Iowa de-
cision can now enforce its law.
Jenner said he could not estimate
how much additional revenue IL
would bring in but that 1t would
run into thousands. Mail-order
businesses will have to pay the
tax retrosctively out o< their own
pockets, he said. IL they failed to
collect 1t in the past from Gus
toners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
BUILDERS OF BRAIN POWER
Childhood Impressions Retained.
But Grow Weaker as Time Posses

istered in the child's mind. Would
IL last permanently. DR.. Buftt
wondered.
To find out. he tested Ben again
AZ IL. He used other verses read
more than 10 years previously.
This time the infancy Greek
verses were learned with q saw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

ing of only s per cent. BY the
time the boy was Is years old. the
saving had practically disap-
peared
Or. Burtt's work has shown con-
elusively that things children APP
parently do not understand. or
even seem not TO hear, neverthe-
less do make an impression which
may be detected later.
Most Of Or. Burtt's experiments
have been In the field OF applied
psychology. He was one Of the
first to develop tests to be used
in factories to find the type OF
work for which each man was best
adapted He has also done pio-
neering work in applying psychol-
ogy in law courts and in adver-
Using
MAZE OF WIRES
His laboratory is a maze of cleo
trio wires and ingenious mechan-
icsl gadgets. He has at times
used a travelling laboratory, as
sembled in baby carriage. with
which he followed people down
lighted streets. to measure how
their reactions were affected by
the various lights in the different
streets.
Wires leading from the peram-
bulator TO the people were used
TO get accurate records. The resi-
dents are still shaking their heads
over this ingeniously devised port
able laboratory.
The boy who listened, more or
less. TO the Greek bedtime stories
Is now a sophomore at Ohio State
university. He is not studying
Greek. but is looking toward an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
BANkRUPTCY PETITIONS

Carl Butler Imsland, sl2 Es
saith st. Tuesday filed petition
in bankruptcy with the clerk OF
the federal court here. listing
debts totslling sl,416.27 and nc
assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Tiilow Beach Club
To Meet Wednesday

Reorganization and election Of
new officers will feature a meet
ing OF Titlow Beach Improvement
club 70 be held Wednesday at
s p. m. in Titlow Beach lodge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
3 Auto Drivers
Fined in Court

Lemss Franklin Hefford "a
year-old Seattle metal worker.
was fined 500 and costs and
given a 90-dsy suspended jail sen-
tence Monday afternoon by Justice
Blanche Funk Miller
He also had his Oregon drivers
license revoked for a year under
the reciprocal arrangement with
this state. state Patrolmsn Jack
Crooks. VINO arrested Hefford Sat
urdsy on the Fort Lewis road, ex-
planned that the record Of the
license suspension would be sent
Immediately to 33 other states
with which reciprocal agreements
are in effect
A $50 fine was assessed by
Justice Clarence f. Layton to
Chester Mathewson. So, of Dupont
on a reckless driving charge. He
was picked up near the 7-mile
corner by Officer f f. Esteb.
Mathewsons license was suspend
ed for a month.
Angelo Fanos n young Uni
versity of California student visit
ing in Tacoma, paid SIS into Justice
Layton's court as the penalty for
being 40 oblivious TO surrounding
traffic that Officer Esteb had to
turn on his siren to pass. He
booked Fanos specifically for the
crimes OF "one-arm driving and
failure TO give right of way"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

Eighth Of a series Of ar
ficies on scientists icho
study minds and the I'M
proremont Of mental nc
tor.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
SI9.9j VALUES

"A deluxe, automatic, adjustable
lounge equipped with inner
spring sectional mattress. Beauti-
fully covered with Dupont's dur
able Keratol in green or blue.
Adjustable to three positions
without stirring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
S. T. Kiwanis Club
Host TO Soldiers

National defense week will be
observed by the South Tacoma XII
wants club at its meeting Wednes-
day at 6:15 p. m. in the Masonic
temple at 1901 South Tacoma wav.
with 40 soldiers invited as guests
of members and an all-entertain-
ment program scheduled.
Herbert c. Ford, chairman of
the clubs music committee. will be
master of ceremonies for the pro-
gram arranged by his committee
II will include tap dances by Mary
Eleanor Donahue, Marty Fleisch-
man and Jean Wagner a soprano
solo by Miss Ruth Samuelson with
piano accompaniment by Teddy
johnson, tenor solo by Harry
Wade with piano accompaniment
by Mrs. Wade. and selections bv
girls trio composed of Miss Louise
Doubleday, Miss Betty Nelson and
Miss Samuelson.
Efforts are being made to have
100 per cent attendance for the
meeting, which also has been
designated as district governors
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

A Tacoma longshoreman. Al
Rae. was In critical condition in
Tacoma General hospital Tues
day after being struck by a swing
ing load of lumber in the hold OF
a ship he was working at the
Port piers.
Rae. SO years old who lives at
910Ia So. Tacoma ave, was in the
hold Of the S. S. West Celeron.
The sling load of lumber swung
as 1t was let down through the
hatch. Rae suffered a broken pei
Wis and internal injuries. He was
taken TO the hospital about 2 a. m.
Also in serious condition Tues
day was Roy II. Huling. So. of
Forks. who was in the Bridge hos
pital with injuries suffered in an
accident Sunday at Path and Ea.
X SITS. Huling was hit by one car
and run over by one following It.
Hospital attaches said his condi-
ton was satisfactory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Seattle Pastor
To Speak Here

The Rev. C. NJ. Ridcnour. pastor.
West Seattle Christian church. will
be guest speaker this Wednesday
night at the Fellowship dinner at
the First Christian church. This is
the fourth of a series of dinner pro-
grams featuring the three years
Of progress at the local church
The Wednesday program is being
planned by the membership COM
mittee with the chairman, DR.. ]. B.
Robertson, presiding.
Or. Ridenour will present a
group of laymen who have been
engaged in an unusually successful
venture In the Seattle church.
These men will relate their expert
ences. Special music will be pre-
scented by Evangelist and Mrs. Lor-
ance Dossett. Dinner will be served
at $50 o'clock. Reservations NAV
be made by calling the church Of
flee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

state medicine was carried to the
conference by the Rev. r. B. Schu.
Ter, ST. Louis.
More effort Is needed TO
check the trend toward bu-
reaucratic control of health
facilities" he said. Rural
leaders fear rs much rs any
one else. II not more, the
abuses that will Inevitably re-
suit from such health pro-
gram"
f. r. Bowen. Chicago, general
secre of the Cooperative
league, offered the conference
cooperation as the Christian phi
losophy TO prevent the coming of
totalitarianism.
I'VE need to extend the
principles and practices of
freedom into economic organi-
zation," Bowen said. "The
practices of cooperafives are
an economic technique of APP
plying the principles of Chris
tianity.
Not only do we need to men
tally reject the present economic
system because of its failure to
provide for the public welfare as
should be done, but we also need
TO oppose the encroachment of
statism over our entire lives"
The program for the five-day
conference included a session for
the farm wife. a meeting devoted
to The Negro and Rural Life, +"
pageant depicting century of
Catholic rural life, a Missouri farm
dinner and symposium on the
subject of the conversion of rural
America.
Bishop Edwin V O'Hara of Kan
sas City, organizer of the confer
ence and nw its honorary presi-
dent, was a speaker at the Mis-
souri, farm dinner. The confer
ence was held under the patron
age of Archbishop John ]. Glen
non of st. Louis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
7
FAMOUS AMERICANS

17sa-Ersstus Fairbanks. governor
Of Vermont, at Brimfield.
Mass. He was one OF the
founder, OF the Fairbanks
Scale company. In later
years he became interested
m politics. and was elected
governor OF Vermont in 1852.
He was chosen governor the
second time In 1860. His two
terms In office were marked
by his interest in the pro-
motion of education and So
cial welfare work.
leS6-Homer Dodge Martin, artist.
at Albany, N. Y. Among his
important eanvases are
Harp Of the Wind" now
Mt the Metropolitan Museum
Of Art. New York; West
chester Hills" Adirondack
Scenery and Sand Dunes"
Martin is generally regarded
rs one Of the great trio of
American landscape artists.
which also included Inness
and Wyant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

licenses

Marriage license applications
were received Tuesday by County
Auditor s. Clifford Davis from the
following: Oak T. Otness, Is. Yelm
and Vivian A. Smith. %. OF 1912
So. L st; Harold =. Christensen.
u, Of 1902 So. Pine st. and Gene
we've NJ. Hicks. Il. Of 350l No.
9Th st. Albert f. Kiso. 70. OF 5201
So. l. st. and Elinor Thornton, Rt.
6. Box 14i-E: Helmut Anton Wetz.
"A, Rt. 4. Box s62. and Florence r.
spadafore. %. Of 1928 So. cush-
man ave; Charles ". Savage, Il.
San Diego, and Loretta r. Gabrys.
%, Auburn: Sherman f. stoddard.
II. Camp Murray. and Blanche L.
Miller, ~, Edmonds, Wash.