davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-10

day for each three pounds Of weight
above IL pounds.
Following the smoking treatment
poultry. carcasses are rinsed off,
wiped dry and placed in cool room
on hooks. For best results, the smok-
ed poultry is wrapped in wax paper.
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-10

The treated carcasses should be used
within week or two. They are
soaked In cold water before cooking
to remove some of the salt. To avoid
salty meat, smoked birds being
roasted are placed on racks and are
not basked with their Juices.
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-10

Do not break those New Years
resolutions!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Skidaddling

bundles NJ Energy win yipp
through program which
would make even the worst
dyed-in the wool carniyaleer
gasp for breath.
The first afternoon thereu be
obstacle. couples and costume
races; at $50 a banquet in the
lodge, and at Q o'clock the ira.
ditionsl SNOWFALL. The queen and
her court will be crowned at q:l5.
on the heels OF the coronation will
be exhibition flare skiing and at
IL O'Clock q suntan contest for
the benefit of the lucky people
who have spent their spring yacs-
ton skiing.
Eleven fifteen will find
couples In competitive schot-
hscbes and ut | o'clock n
much-neeted curfew will toll
the knell of parting day.
There will he few hours for
shut-eye and then bright and early
they'll be up and out for s o'clock
religious services just outside
Paradise Inn.
Downhill, slslom and exhibition
jumping are on the days schedule
with a special award ceremony at
o'clock
Not one weary student skier
Will wend his way back TO
classes on Monday morning
but many-or have We forgot
ten the rest of being young!
MORE CARNIVAL
Ski fans throughout the north.
west are planning to attend the
10th annual spring ski carnival at
Paradise, April 10 and 20. For the
tenth year the Seattle Junior
Chamber of Commerce is staging
its spring carnival TO draw nation
wide attention to the unusua
weather which permits skiers to
enjoy winter sports while wearing
shorts or other abbreviated cos
tunes.
Featured event Of the spring
ski carnival IL the interna-
tionally known "four-in -one"
ski race. testing contestants
In the four ma jor branches Of
skiing. The race starts with
. breath-taking downhilI raoe
which n followed by the
twists and turns Of the siaiom
course, then cross-country,
and finally jumping.
Laughs are in store when the
skiers don their fancy costumes
for the gay and colorful costume
race. Last years winner was
clad in a complete WPA pro ect
shack. In a similar comic vein
is the obstacle race.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

he cited In this sort of essay u
that OF de Long and Petit This
law holds that elements in the
sold state ivory. for sxamplsl
have nearly the same atomic heat.
Egad. In ether words. when the
heat IL on. July Z. which team will
he in 'front.' Which of the mines
shall withstand the temperature
best'
The memorable conclusion IN q
world series between the teams Of
st Louis. where the heat Ia 50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Del Holmes
Will Pitch
For Benqals

Tel Heimes hir right HANDED
pitcher bought ~ he Tigers fFcn
vsneoaves. gu report fer the
opening % th< Tscems spring
training amp 81 the Western
stat, hospital grounds ssxt T~s.
dsy morning according u a. air
mail hitter received ~ President
Jack GUN Thursday nigh,
Heime. ssla - siil sign Ms
contract after hls arrival here
Monday night
Holmes ssls in NJ. latter that
~ locks forward 10 = Er~ss year
with Tsecm.
mn GRAY. ehtsinea from ths
hollywood Coast ,eagss ciuA
n repis~e Hoees tsasress.~.
who plans 10 quit the sarss.
h already ~ HE way ~ To-
coma 4 Telegram wss re-
cetv~d from him THURSDAY
afsernees saytsG ~ yin ar
rive here either Saturday
night o. SUNDAY. TIE wire
Was sent o. wh~re
Gray sseppea ssdsy
night es HE ~as en- Nelly
wood north.
Manager PIP ko~hler and .
handful AZ PLAYERS have been hold.
lng daily workouts Of Athletic
park. keehler. who went through
. few practice session. with the
i.ns Angeles and san Francisco
clubs In California 10 rounding into
shape gradually Earl Porter
Tiger pitcher. and Marvin RIcsert
outfieidsr, are aiso working cal,
along with pav~ Minnltu and
several other local toassrs Merry
Abbott. former Tiger home run
king. was on hand Wednesday.
koehlsr. Riekert and Porter wall
work out svsry day Al Athletic
park until Tuesday ~hen the
camp viii he shifted 10 the hos.
pitai grounds. koehler viii get IN
his regular workout saturday bs.
fore the baseball school for prep
players At Athletic park at sp. m
koshler viii h. aided by Frank
Tcbin. Marvin Rlckert. Earl Porter
and Lefty iseklts In handling the
youngsters. The first school ses
sion WAS hampered by rain. ba,
interest 10 high in the instruction
and around 400 ar~ expected Sat.
urdsy n the weather 10 good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Huskies Slow
In Crew Work
ChoppY Woter Hin,
ders Final Trial

sEArTLE-Choppy water on
Lake Washington slowed the final
time trial OF the University of
Washington crews yesterday BE-.
fore their departure for Berkeley,
Cal. where they meet the Cali.
fornis boats April 90
Coach Al Ulbriekson said tn.
weather was too rough to Civ. an
indication Of the Huskies' strength.
The varsity rowed the three-nile
course In 1889, beating the Junior
varsity by four and one-half
lengths.
Varsity. jsyves and frosh crews
entrsin Saturday for Berkeley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Hornig Sold

SPOKANE The Spokane In
dians today announced outright
sale of outfielder Bobby Hornig,
. holdout, TO the Salem Senators
Of the Western International base
ball circuit.
Hornig quit baseball at the end
Of the 1889 season. refusing to go
n Twin Falls, Ida, then q Spo-
kane farm team. He was rein
stated this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Motorcycle Egg Hunt

The Tacoma Motorcycle club will
hold Us snnusl Faster sEg hunt
Sunday al II a n. Mem bsrs are
% met a. the TT course where
Hannah Engemoen and Chuck
Engemoen will nav. IN. eggs MD
den.
Lewis Whitney Will h. work
foreman for the work day that
follow, the hunt This will be
the Sunday the duo tract Ia 70
be b4lldozed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Stadium Golf
Team Named
Jack Wilson Tops
Clever Club Kids

Survivors Of the three-dsy shni-
nation tournament. seven Stadium
golfers ar. now ready for the
riEors n scheduled play II was
announced today BY Coach Harry
Swarm.
Top five in the final elimination
~srs Jack Wilson. 70 Oscar Ella
.on. 81: George osgood So. Chef
Brown. IS Sam York. - Aner-
mates are Lester Moe and bill
Hopping. both Of whom csrded
SIS in the concluding Is holes
played at Flrcrest THURSDAY
First match for Stadium IL
Monday al Meadow Park against
Lincoln Abes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
acoma Open
On June is

The annual Tacoma open golf
tournament IL scheduled for Allen
more course June Is. The ANA
teur prize awards have been set
al $500. The pro cash has not
been determined This was de-
cided last night at meeting OF
the Chamber Of Commerce athletic
committee headed by Jerry Gee
han. The Chamb.r and Tacoma
Golf association jointly sponsor
the event.
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intense that the steam arising
from the Mh~is.ipps river actually
whistles
am trying "a have . law
passed agains, samr,er hase-
hall In st. Lou,s. The pitchers
who have performed IN st.
Louis IN midsummer are b.
hind NJ "a . man.
Perhaps We can have the season
there heGin m Christmas eve and
end On Memorial day har.
rumphl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
LARGE KING SALMON BITING AT POINT DEFIANCE =
Carroll Goes
To u. S. Army

SEArrn-Unele sam grabbed
or one q TIE University o. Wash.
ingtons most famous athletic
figures todsv-charles O. eChuckl
Carroll. sli-Ameriean foothslI half.
back IN 1928
Carroll. = Seattle sttorney and
captain IN the reserves AS
ordered to report 70 Fort Lewis
April q for a years service in
The army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Trucks Want Game

Manager Johnny Heinrich was
game hunting for his Tacoma
Truckers Friday. hopeful Of sign
ing a Fort Lewis or Camp Muir
ray army team for tussle on the
Veterans hospital grounds Sunday
afternoon. Heinrich tried 10 con
tact 8 Seattle independent nine
but found Seattle semi-pros are
opening their season Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
IMPORTANT SPANIEL
MEETING

Ray Grummel, president q the
Cocker Spaniel club. requests
mtmbsrs o. the field trials com
Hlitt.e for the proposed shooting
trials b. present ~ N. sports
Center AZ O'Clock this Friday.
Win a promoiionsl cost 81 over
$500, and considerable prep. rstory
work involved for The first ~
suon trials in tnI state much
advance SorS 10 needed, Il IN
Understood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

rodsy's rosA and shi report :
PsssAsss rsmpsrstufs ~. trace
NJ new snaw. ~ inches ou srnand.
showing lightly.
Mount nshsv Temperatures -.
M Hs~ sao~. ~ inches On srpaaA.
raining.
Nsssss eesveas M tam psvssuss
given. m new 9cw. pasehes -
Grmind. mining.
Nsshss Asss No ssmpssasurs
givss. sas isee 49, 49,. -
inches es ground. moving lightly.
ssssssissts rsmpesstuss ~.
no nsw snsw. patches ~ Gresand.
raining lightly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Sports Parade

United Pre.s staff Correspondent
st. rYTERs1uRG, ris~-
shes young, shes pretty.
She's happily married. and has
a lovely baby. and there's money
In the bank.
But there's fly In the olnt-
msnt--an lnfield fly In the ONT
ment--becsuse Mrs. Joe Gordon
10 not quite sure In her heart
how her husband In going IN
handle anything hit into tbs
air or along the ground al his
new position Of FIRST base with
the New York Yankees
President Nd Narrow ~ fhs
YANKEES b sure 0crdos u 60
Ing 10 bs . brilliant hrst base
man. M A Manager doe Me-
Garthy. and 80 10 Gordon him
self. Hut Mrs. Gordon---weiI.
let Doroihs speak for herself.
Just when Joe vas getting
IN he such a good second base
man that could 60 IN ths
Yankee games and relax. they
70 and change him 10 frat base.
Hes tieklsd 10 death 10 have
a try st thu new position. bit
I'm not 81 sure about u yet
Nothing made me nervous when
Joe was on second.
Il mad seen him there % niuch
that knew he was espsbIs ~
handling any sort ~ . ball hit
10 him. Even in a world series
game ! Was perfectly calm WHEN
he soooted 10 his right or 10 his
left or when no had . chance
for . double play. or whsn he
went way back for a ny.
Now, They have moved him
IN . strange place and IN have
10 start worrying about him
just - aid when b~ Was lssfs-
Ing IN hs . good second base
man.
I'm bs tho most fldssty ~
all the wives In the Yankee
stadium this summer. III bet
you that
Dorothy said her suffering al
ready had started down here In
spring training
Il saN Joe In an exhibition
gam. . few days ago. sns told
M. "snd n wss hard for me TO
bsllsy. that that Sss my Joe.
bouncing around doins the
wrong thing
n thought Nfslld sssi over
when | $40 MIN come charging
In 10 handle q slos bal hi 70
the left ~ the pitcher. when
BY ali baseball nights belonged
10 the second osssmsn.
There sas my Jos racing
toward ina ball. and thsfs vas
frs, bsss slth nobody near u
W course res lsArninf every
day. and ! kno's that BY the
time he zsts 70 ina YANKEES sta
dun Tor tns opening Of the
season. bell soon Be a. good ~
first a. Ia Eas st second
But Just the sams. that's not
going 10 keep me from b~iaK
nervous. Ito. would you like
10 cit with 10 100 or 10000 pes-
pie and suddenly have your Dnt
baseman husband start pisyinE
second bas*f
No wonder Mr.. bzrrss and
NJ. Mccarthy aFent worrying
Ahoot doe 81 first nase
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

Hs's rneltshl = god. to. ~ "
mn reached sn1er . 10 vHn
sars ssnts snd caaeht . ~
tfsas sesasa there
Hearts breokine
Niessv Mcuss nBevman. ~
I'll surndest attic ftshtne
woman nsresnrate says.
Rsp~rts crrine lsts ny sscrs
left and rssht
They Yen - trout Jumping
fcr f1les - ne IAkss.
-As1 wnhsUs 49, ovuseeVs
s>r~sss - NO. sNse spvpn1
seass use11 49, 11nen1uD woy
s~e~ tAes~
-Ae6 hevs . - t9ron1 n -
ussea svpsuA eessY ynenuA
lsss eseahnsg ~ n>sss nn<snns
. raa's - -
II they'd ansv gsst selano
their rsh stories whsn 10y
eoms IN 10 NY Inehle sna
fsss snis awaiting ny Aears
Virtually all N ssalsss ~
they cent without me- 80
shat they 80 40 80
aeshina up
-. e~.-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Heat Gets Major Hoople!
Sees All ST. Louis Series
Gets So Hot There.
Steam From River
Actually Whistles
Nv MAJOR AMOS n HooPtE
Inventor 81 law Of Averages
COMENHERF N THE SOLO

CyOMENHERF N THE SOLO
- MON ISLANDS Egsd. vour
baseball commentator has found
IN Al tho terrestrial globe NJ nor~
restful spot than thes. delightful
little islands where he can con-
centrste utterly ~ the major
league campaign starting April Is.
um-hamf, The thought struck
me while enjoying a delightful
stroll between tsverns that hsse-
ball topes;ers generally are -
unreliable because they DO not
resort 10 the various laws govern
ing nature. human relations, chem
istry. physics. mass action. hsro-
metric pressure, traffic and 80 on.
Hsr.rumphi
Have you ever heard Of
baseball dopester selecting the
CincInnsti Red Stockings or
New York Yankees on the ha-
els Of the law Of gravity. the
law of absorption or the law
Of continuity, the principle II
which WAS formulated by
Leibnitr
Jove, venture 10 say YOU
haven't, Yet these unmistskahle
factors enter into myriad phases
Of our day.to-day existence
In = way. perhaps. the sports
experts cannot he held too strictly
10 account. Tor the Leihnitz prin-
cirle Is likely 10 be misleading
unless presented clearly. and
might he the cause Of numerous
violent Arguments among the boys
IN fka Aa .-.Ar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
MIDLAND To WORK

The Midland baseball team vii
practice Sunday a. Dawson field
at O'Clock. Candidates are in
vited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
PIBLIC DTCk GROUNDs

SACRAMENTO 49, A bill before
the California legislature would
permit the fish and game commits
sion to acquire public duck hunting
grounds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

NUELLGa T0UT cOA<1o
~. LOuss hssnis Musliss -
Pail ro1t stgnsd 70 oea1n Co.
eordla sminssys hasshaii squaA
Tn<y spent many ysass IN nAlos
and minor lsagus haAhaIl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12


All ~ INA, 10 cheef'ns ns~s '"
salmon hnnisfs
H.. 49,.
-
s W
~
....s ~ -,
:. -, =, - .,s A..
tomorrow and Sunday. chances
are wight ,nst yo"h 70. nsn.
me opsninG SUNDAY ses oefs.
ensd by bad weather. Cold wind
and rain
the nsh ~erest fssessG -
their hess In tat iscsemsSs
weather, shs"ush mere were
NUMEROUS w"sdsffui catshes
made.
sim. put sunshine In ~
world a~d even sse nse reepses
h hull flung activity.
rhsyrs much line The rsst ~
animal life, including the t~o.
legged speoies known ~ the hu-
man race.
But don't forget hoys
.. FISH only the lakes unlsss
You 70 IN yeAr-sround stream.
: =
nh 'e'mensso
''''s runs wa WYNN" Y"
hines.
's ""'sse IN" "
a, ,,a,,, T... - .,'s... NJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
CENTURY LEAGUE, ooLIsEUM

fsbHt bauf fNtbtft sD4 BfN
Washington Hardware teams only.
are in the running for the second
half championship unless Of
course. something happens N the
next night n play The winners
of this half will howl the Hun
Ciothiers. winner, of FRS, half. for
the league championship.
u sf0xn LED the i.azos At nisnt
sIth 90 serlss ana u Brown
FIsni ana stsfh rolled me nish
Br1sns Super Cream Va PAnst rils
HibDon nish s.ms J. Yflsiss is7.
hish asfiss koBss 81
stevens a vsttsf 7o7s % " MD
CiDtnisfs zsss 81 hish sAns stsrns
us nlsh series gs<stsen 80.
Prlmos Inn zs7i a. "a SIMON
Paint 1855 Ia sish szms y r7sni
Community Tavern 7sis 90 -
Psuisons zss1 a. hlgn ssH.s o
Bloom 100 nish series. O. Boom
washington HsIe..r. zsss % =.
nsgfioSsf Cafe sssz 10 hish sans
u bfoEn zis. hisa ssfsss. II. bsssn
Tacoma niis Pro1ussFs ssis 90 ,.
Brs.nan's 2sss 81 hlsn ssn.s. u
Oh u Lo1s zsso "a Va Lt,ls
s ~ .ss. y ,oz s,ss .f"' f's'f 's'
hsrpsrs confsctlonsry 2sss ca -
Spar tgreb 3szs fzD hisn cans :
Lowell 1874 hisn s<rsss 3. Lossl $50
socoa. Lr.arf ni.wAY
Opsi Tavern zsoz a.. Banxslos
CABINET z31i a.. hish slnzs u
Pssni 7os hish ssriss Z Psxns sts
ssnspners Tavern zsss ~ Oasis
Tavern zzos 90 hisn sinz.s u.
Weller ist n.sn ssfiss L JuisE s37
PED Men zfts ~ Coffss-Pst z3f7
ssrsss ". Fa1ion ell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
TOAST ALWAYS LANDS
ON BUTTERED SIDE

Egad, let me turn you over TO
Leibnitz for an instant: Accord
ing to the Law Of continuity. there
Is no break In nature. that Ia,
nothing passes from one state into
another without passing through
the intermediate states" You can
readily deduce hak-ksffi
that man may pass from Ohio
to Indiana without visiting Mon
tsns, heh-hehi
But. getting back 10 the law of
absorption. This has nothing IN
do with the quantity NJ beer or
ale pitcher like Van Lingle
Mungo can consume At . sitting
which may seem Inconsistent Ia
the lay mind.
The Law ~ absorption Is
hest explained nv Avanzini
mo kin 10 Ri,,uto, Yankee
shorfstop). Let me turn you
over 10 Avanzini for the
nonoe: "A falling plate en-
eounters resistance greatest
Mt the center, and decreasing
TO a minimum at the margin
when falling vertically
My word I must take issue
with Avanzini, | fear!
Why does a falling piece of
toast inevitably land on the but
tered side Hawt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
ny JEAN HIpSO>

ny JEAN HUDSON
Tacoma SKI clubs motion pic.
ture entertainment features were
cut short Thursday night by diff.
culties prior to the meeting with
the union on operation of the pro-
Jector. Seems the collective bar
gamers object to organizations
running even their own pictures
without benefit Of professional
assistance-snd they say 'twould
be plenty to pay IL they didn't
abide by the unions ediet.
Nevertheless II WAS q busy
evening for the ski enthusiasts
who are soon to wind up a
full season, next months meet
Ing to be the last officially
until next fall.
Natalie Smith. and Vic Rssmus-
sen. winners Of the club champion
ships. received their cups and
medals during the evening.
OF paramount interest At the
present Is the cabaret dance which
the club will hold at Fircrest Coli
club on Friday evening, April IS
Programs were issued by the
dance chairman, Marshall Perrou
ut the meeting. Plans are being
made for As many as rs couples.
Somewhat out Of the ordi-
nary are clever little green
and cream dance folders
each dance Is named for
common term from the skiers
vocabulary. The program
begins with downhlll and
will close with a toboggaD.
FINGER CROSSING
DEPARTMENT
II Is the fond hope Of your
ski Daddler that Stevens Pass Ski
runs will have sufficient snow for
the big class 3 championships
which Penguin Ski club Of Sc
attic is sponsoring Easter sun
dsy. Last We heard there
were patches OF snow at the pas
Tn. runs however will he some
what above that elevation, but
through wooded territory We
understand.
Tacoma Ski club will he
represented by Wade Perro".
Al Robinson, Bob Briggs,
Clarence Crane, Marshall Per
row and Eugene Farr. Elov
Wold's entry was submitted
for the meet but apparently
the powers that be have him
pegged As a class A runner
since he finished practie-
Ally In the money In Silver
Skis last week.
Downhill 10 scheduled for the
morning and one-run-slalom in the
afternoon. Government ski-Lodgs
at the pass will be the scene OF
a banquet following the meet.
OH, TO BE YOUNG
Stalwart souls the Uni
versity Of Washington Young
sters must be Judging from
the terrific schedule Of events
they have Iined-up for their
gigantic ski carnival Sstur-
dsy and sunday ~ Paradise.
From / o'clock saturday
afternoon until o'clock sun
dsy afternoon these collegiate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
PLAY NOR COMMERCIAL


Model Grill nosed nut Mont.
gomery Ward by a single point 10
win the championship IT the Play
Nor Commercial league.
The Commercials wound up their
seasons play with some fine scores
Thursday night The circuit
bowled a straight season 20 there
was no playoff.
Lester Haliett turned In the bsss
score In the final series. including .
biz 23o single game In hiA oo3 total
Bill Anderson Tailed bs2. starting his
series with . 27i game.
George Vale rolled . 2os game Les
Fielder 2o3 and Jim Rsams 702 for
other high single games
Hammond Electric Laundry won
three from Model orili. Center street
Service won three from Maxwell Pc
tfolnem. and Montgomery Ward won
thr, from Michael Brothers service
station
The league plsyor viii he merit
Thursday night 81 tho Play Nor
alleys a. 7 O'Clock. treasurer herbert
Robinson has announced
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in Ohe 6aykef

TIVE mighty King .sincn sr.
4 - the sss 81 fesn, Defiance
rrrr<r
Right there ~ ne familiar
rip where ih< rnss - ths "a
Paint lees. .eress ss> green
waters
wh, three bids snent - -
IL year. old csms In vita even
sherreFs ons - TIE srrcais
sasxrea three tHs largest
weighing al ~ "a pounds
As Frank itsrsins. Point re-
Nance ecstneuse manager. sald.
4 nw ~ i>ess - htsgs
hrcasAs m yesterday. rN~ss
were sskess she caught NJ Nc
by. ss~. Many eshess ! ~
ses 49, rhe fisA cevssiNiy wsss
hssiss thursday
The Kings we're mess seuvs
from II .. ". until 4 = N. -.
IN the incoming tide
The tide began moving out I'll
$40 aad tram ssyusht until
that $50 hour. salmen trous
~ere hitting rhey were Humrss
trout This 10 . Nump,e year
rhs Kings we're taken nsn~siy
On herring ard rluss ~ treli.
srsL There sers several strip
pers IN action. hat Hsfsing dsd
not knew ~hat luck they had.
They might have tassr scms
also.
The predominant plug VAS .
pearl red Eili, sl'houKh others
used pearl white riuss 9th sue
cess.
All n that 10 cheering ns~s tn
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SUPPOSE INDIANS START
CONTRADICTING MANAGER

Shall we go on through the laws
Of identity, contradiction and ex-
cinded middle? Editors note
You can stop any old timeD
The law of contradiction is in
teresting. Suppose the Cleveland
Indians start contradisting their
manager. You are conversant
with the rule itself, Of course
for instance suppose player
should STATE: The manager really
IA NOT the manager" HIM. Odd.
Is 1t not7
Perhaps the boa. law that NAV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
opD FELLOWS lsAaIx

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opD FELLOWS LEAGUE
The Odd FELLOWS league will have
no playoff. SECRETARY Fttspstries an
nounced upon completion OF the
schedule on the broadway alleys
Thursday night
Rainier won the championship Of
both halves and becomes the all
season title holder Members Of thu
team are Jimmy Hsrtness Bob
Thorsn. Al Cochrum. Glenn Rosens
and Art Angove.
Art Ansove the leagues LEADING
pin smssher led the scoring In tho
final matches. shooting isi. $50 and
7os for . s7a total.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

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