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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Elect Schwab
Head Of Club


Members - the lakewood Crms
nunltY club met Thursday evening
1T tAkewcca center. elected ef.
fscets snd heard ss sd,irez. ~ ~.
t.yie shsimldins q he College
81 Puget Scand
Officers wsfs chosen a. follows
Ftet Schsah. president. Tern
Henderson. xle< president. Doyle
Watt. secretary. osns Reese treas
nrer. sad James J Fesies. trustee
FesleF. retiring rrssid<nt. saws
shoft tails an TIE special scheal
election 10 ee hsld n the enlarged
cloVrf fsfk district 90 Oct >
rrnf. shslmidlnss tail dealt
with Turkey Ne traced reforms
which took place after the republic
mad been formed Ne said the
Turks look with suspicion - Rus
STA. bat like the united states
Girl Scouts and nruwaiss enter
tanned me club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Meat Cutters
Strike at End

safswsy markets In Tacoma
ruysllup and Sumner were open
again Friday at conclusion Of =
strike called early this week by
the Meat Cutters union local '523
(AF1).
Settlement Of the strike provided
for IS wage increases for journey
men butchers, bringing the scale to
s45 a week, and an additional IS
differential for shop managers,
making the $50 in that classified
ton.
Approximately 40 meat cutters
participated in the strike. which
resulted in closure of all Safeway
markets last Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
To Dedicate
Library Site

A special program for the dedl.
estion ~ nyrds square. fsrn Hlfi
library site. stsh and ysklms. viii
be held Tuesday. Oct 7. 81 10. m.
The program follows.
Master II esFemonlss ~ JaHn srnals
Ausie s.tft5ss Miss ailafsa lsenn<Fs
Sons tFnsttsa t.ts44sss.t stsai~ues
Presentation - f<ea -.
.....ssst.... NJ ,. " asFsief
President rncosns iibfssY naxFss
Music 80 Pupils ~ fsfn ffsif seha-sl
unesillns the Marker
fsl Hoe u Came II No Mis- niaFf.
tei tnNeiiihs. Mss rrfs Jean nffn
sp~eeh 4t1szss hssnH H<frf r. Cain
solo-rhs ssofY n old oioss
Acca@ao.n,.i H.. a. i ss,..sss'
Remarks cnmrsas nasson r Reed
f7sx Presentation Mr. Carl asut~<.
presidents ef Wnmsos nslisf crfpz
Auxiliary N q A n
Acceptance ef F1aa 4.4.4...s...
President II fsecna Library nosfa
Raising ~ rfas ..sszs..........
~ M coblentr snd M. hartley
Pledge ~ Allegiance .t........
led nv aifi Scout Mas Hsfesfs
tohlsntE ana e<s Scout nfues
Mcdonald
sons star spanslsd Banner ss.4
sfssfssttass4sssss Audience
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Reclaim Odd Penny
Cached as Youths

GORHAM. Me.-Fifty years
ago two boys earned Is cents dig
Eing dandelion greens for a neigh
Dor. They split their Doodle. 7
cents apiece. and then. not know
Ing what 10 do with the odd
penny, they buried il.
The boys grew up and left Cor
ham. This summer they returned.
Stephen p. Patrick. now Of the
state Board OF Education at
Augusta, and Robert L. Hinkley.
row Of Utica. N. Y.
Remembering their youthful
problem and the buried penny,
they returned TO the yard Of the
old kinkley house, since destroyed
by fire, and found the penny in
the original cache. But the old
problem of how to share it popped
up again.
So they matched for il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Is More Enlist
For Navy Service

During the last week in Sep
TENDER. a total of is young men
Of Tacoma enlisted in the navy,
il was announced Friday by A. f.
Albrecht, recruiter in charge Of
the city hall offices. They are;
Martin Joseph Dooley. zoos SO.
9TH st; Peter Paul Diebert, 10i1
No. Oakes st. Charles Daniel
Dever, s4s Ferry st; Leon Fayne
Crask, Route 3 Box 747, Tacoma;
Charles Walter Hall, 1902 So. l.
st: Francis Lucian Bannon. 1902
No. Cheyenne st, Harold Lesser,
2l22 So. cushman st; Richard
Myers Card. 301s So. ath st;
Daniel Glenn Wright. 1902 No
Puget Sound ave; Arthur John
Gsetz, 5000 Portland ave-: George
Herman Knoll, 2522 So. Tacoma
ave: Cosmo Lewis Smith. 1925
Ea. 35th st; Friedrich Warden. si4
So. Ainsworth st; Cyrus Estes
Maxfield. s003 So. Yakima ave I;
Myles Stanley Barrett. 6035 So.
Lawrence st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

training ships. tho Amsrics
Sailor Is the first unit 10 put into
Northwest ports Upon compile
ton Of her maiden voyage. she will
later be assigned permanently to
the new shoreside training station
at Hueneme. Calf.
The trim white vessel has re-
Gently been converted to her pres
ent task al a cost Of approx
uately 800. 900. When launched
al Seattle In 1912 as a cargo ship.
she was ehristened the Edremont-
Aboard the American Sailor IL
= permanent coast guard crew Of
20 officers and men. and approx.
mately $50 apprentices merchant
saamen.
The latter group IL undergoing
seven month course ~ instruc-
tom divided between the cruise
aboard the American Sailor and
further studies ~ ono Of the shore
side stations They are all be-
tween the ages of Is and %. and
are paid s2i a month plus clothes,
quarters and other expenses.
The big steamer--which IL
completely equipped with
shops, riassrooms. quarters.
hospital. etc.--is 10 be open
Tor public inspection Saturday
afternoon from I Co t.s0 o'clock.
She comes here from the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Liquidation PIonnsd
BY Peoples S. & [.

Shareholders Of fhs Peoples
Savings and Loan association.
iiOs Pacific ave. viii vote Oct. 20
ON q voluntary liquidation Of tins
association. Mat opssnorth. s~ere-
tsrv-msasKsf. said Friday.
"ws'rs IN q god position "a
give tns psopls their money no~
and such may not b. tbs ease
whsn this drfsnss expansion Il
over Opxsnofth SAID IN explain
lnz why the ssspelation. . T.roms
Institution since 1917, should con-
ssa~r winding up sts affairs
President ~ the association II
e. p. Cannon me association
has not been making loans nor
accepting deposits for some time.
Opxenoftn said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Suit Firms
Are Accused

WARRINGTON - The federal
trade commission Thursday issued
. complaint alleging that IL Of
the nations largest coat and suit
manufacturers associations con-
spired to monopolize the sale and
distribution Of womens and chill
dren's clothing.
Also named in the complaint
was the National Coat and Suit
Industry Recovery board. one of
whose members is the Interna-
tional Ladies Garment Workers
union.
The associations named includ-
I'd Los Angeles Coat and Suit
Manufacturing Assn; Manufac-
turers 4 Wholesalers Assn, San
Francisco. and Associated Cloak
4 Suit Manufacturers of Port
land, Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
No Speakers Will Interrupt
AT Italian Spaghetti Dinner
Another Contest Is Plonned by
Progressive Lodge: Dance Follows

Nth no speaker 10 interrupt
and the time extended for serving
food. persons attending the public
dinner Tuesday night At Vslhalls
hall. So. 18th and X SITS. spon-
sored by the Progressive Italian
American lodge and auxiliary
will have no excuse for not get
ting their MI OF the traditional
spaghetti and mestballs served
annually BY the organization in
observance OF the discovery Of
America by Christopher Columbus
Starting at o'clock auxiliary
members will begin serving dinner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

Mrs. t>ssss =. o1omI>sA -
~ ta3 mase 10 -. 80 T1uros
dsy ~ ~ heme 4 nes1vo -
nsvshfsst1 W,s. - - ~ -
her ifs IN ths vs<5rl(v - 1854
- sna nv nnoooQ1 uopo -
fiset eoupte - - moe1to1 - -
Summit - nGnsns no1e>ss. -
sept :. tb1i.
me ~ss . ns>mnw - ~. Il =.
~ Ns~sIey ppel41o ~ n1nnnnA
~ lssvse - -. poprte = -
ncwe. NJ Net1pv ~ -
father. ~ go NJ Ar11ov 49,
eevd ~ vshi@e. fneee p1p1oVa -
nerha tensy - Wopnoa -
49, vseaw - peve1nn4 g.,
And Mn ossptee nyfse1 - -
Ina. seS aee sgeehes. Artns>s 49,
fn<s. y, ueff11Y's 10 ennnnuso
~ funeral eepnoDnmoUoA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
City to Hold Budget
Hearings Next Week

Members Of the eity eoIncsi met
Friday only long enough 10 pick
up their copies ~ the preliminary
budget and carry them back 10
their offices for . weekend OF
study before public hearings open
next week.
The hearings Will start Mon
day Morning and could ean,inos
sll week. though Mayor Harry
2. Cain predicted the iss2 budget
will b. adopted In final form az
the "wednesday morning council
session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Building Permits
Reach New Hiqh

A new high for Tacoma build
ing permits VAS sehieved las,
month with . total NJ ti.si5.7TT.
according IN rernrt complied
Friday by Building Inspector c. =
Mccormick.
Exceeding by nearly half = mil.
lion the high mark NJ August. the
September total was nearly three
times that 81 the same paonth .
year ago. n amounted 20 more
than half last years total ~ this
time.
Hospital Permit
one huge project made UP most
u the past months total. A per
NIT was issued for . $3.50. 600 con
struction program nj the Tscoma
u. =. hospital for Indians, Ordinary
residential construction nearly hit
the quarter million mark. totaliing
t7t2, tas for ~ houses. Three new
warehouses permits we're issued.
totsiling $40. 202: one for = s6p..
3as factory: 81 for residential
alterations. amounting 10 s3o.0>n.
and "a for alteration NJ businsss
properties. total tss.t7s
The high total for the month
brought the years total 10 ts.f2a..
Asa. where last years total at the
end OF September was 81 500 7sl.
Good iseginning
Octo Der residential building
started off imprsssivsiy when
seven permits were issued Al once
Friday To J. n. March. the houses.
TO cost $3.50 each. viii be built
at 1907. 1905 and 1910 No. 30th
at 22O2 and 1870 No. Monroe. ali
No. 22d and ala No. 7<th.
Permits also were issued 10 q.
y. Rody. Route z. Box sOi-B. Ia.
coma. for q $4,000 residence ~
1905 Ca. I'D. tho Cameo thsstsr.
32t No. Yakima. for $1,000
market. John Rhodes. $3.50 10.
oskss. for . s3.2so residences ct
that address. and Donald J. Reed.
iiI< No. 81. for . $500 residence
at 4i+t No. 30th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

Mayor Harry P. Cain Friday
endorsed enthusiastically the ap-
pesrance in Jason Lee school audi
forum Tuesday night Of Clarence
X. STREET. author Of those two
much-discussed books. Union
Now" and Union Now With
Britain"
STREET. will speak Tuesday night,
beginning at Sis O'Clock, under
The auspices Of the Tacoma Active
club. The clubs portion OF the
proceeds will be ssed to help fl
nance purchase of a boat for Ia
coma Sea Scout Ship No. 100.
II have heard . great deal about
Mr.. STREET. lately" Mayor Cain said,
and / feel that every American
should at least be familiar with
his plan. n seems to me that
every American should be inter-
ested in plans for postwar gov
ernments. and this plan Of STREETS
Is right up at the top of the list.
In fact, as near as can learn.
IT is the only plan thus far sd-
vanoed which Is designs TO
strengthen democrscies and fore
stall the rise of future Hitlers."
Norton Gordon said sale OF
tickets for Streit's lecture was be
yond expectations. Besides down.
town stores. tickets have been
placed at Stadium and Lincoln
high schools. and at Pacific Luz
theran college and the College OF
Puget Sound. Student tickets, due
To the educational value Of STREETS
talk. are being sold at half price.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Petermon Employees
Meet Friday Night

Prospect for settlement If IN,
two-week-old strike at the Peter.
man Manufacturing Co. plan,
doomed Friday as members Of the
Lumber A. Sawmill Workers union
tAFL) planned a special evening
meeting for p, m. in their hall at
<07 So. 18th st.
At that time the special nego-
tiating committee will make a re-
port of progress TO date on parleys
with management of the Peterman
plant, employer of some 400 work.
men. All union members have
been urged TO attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
ACTIONS IN DIVORCE

A suit for divorce was filed In
Pierce county superior court Fri
Gay by Sibyl against George Jo-
seph Thornton, charging cruelty.
A final divorce decree was is
sued Friday in Pierce county su-
perior court IN Violet from VIII
tam A. Erns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
IAHL sausrs MARTIN

Friends IN Tacoma today re-
eeived word Of the death ~ Long
Beach. Cal. Of Earl Banner Mar
tin. aged 50 years. He Vas a
former resident u this city. com
ing here after the World war.
and left in 1888. In his 10 years
residence here he Was principal Of
Park Avenue. Logan and Whitman
schools. He was a member Of the
Methodist church and ths Masonic
order In Bremsrton.
Surviving are two sisters. AiSs
Minnie Martin. with whom he
MADE his home. and Mrs. Mildred
Beck. Spirit Lake. Iowa. four
brothers. A. p. Martin. Chicago;
Harry p. Martin. 81 Joseph. No:
Ira Martin. odebolt. lows, and
Paul Martin. PittsbUrg, Kan. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
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Government Troiningship Calls FridoY;
Unique Vessel TO Be Open for Visitors

eastern shipysrt. va the Fsnsgns
canal ard q stop At seattle hsf
departure Sunday vi ~ followed
~ calls It Pert knksir- everett.
Reilinkhsm. Astorts and feftlhna
before assuming her station 81
Husnens
Berth % the American sailor
= at the city waterway aces
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Cain Looking Forward to Address
Tuesday Night by Clarence STREET.

Although STREET 10 making sew
ersl talks before private groups In
other cities. his only public APP
pearance in the Pacific Northwest
will be IN Tacoma. according to
Gordon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

Her arrival DELAYED = day
because Of engine trouble. the
L. s. Maritime commissions
training steamer American
Sailor berthed here Friday
noon.
Although the newest addition
C the eommission's fleet 81 six
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
ANOTHER ALLEGATION

The i5th ALLEGATION Of state
liquor tar fund.- a sum Of t2s. :
SOD 30. ~ss In The hands Of Flasnes
Commissioner e. Val Fsweett fri.
day. The eity's latest division Of
state liquor control board profits
brought the total In the past fiscal
year 10 more than 500. 600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
MRS. ELLEN A. BECk

Funeral services for Mrs Ellen
A. Beck. TO. Of 14zs W. 5sth. Sc
attic. were held Friday 81 p. m.
from the nittslstadt Funeral par
lors. Seattle Mira. Beck died last
Monday she leaves two dsugb-
tsu, Mrs. Cecilia NJ. cogshsil Of
SpsnswsY. and Mrs. sigma u.
Parker Of Duluth. MINI: five sons.
Peter o. ~ Duluth, Emil y. and
Harry g. ~ Seattle. Raymond v.
~ HUenems. Calf. and Edwin A.
~ Grand COules. and SIX grand
children.
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Obituary N Offices
INFANT OLSEN

Funeral services for Steven
william. infant son ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Olsen Of 3s0s Mel
rose. were held Friday At 10 .. m.
from C. o. Lynn Co. chapel. The
baby died Thursday in a local hos
pital. Besides his parents. he
leaves his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Olsen Of Tacoma and
Mr.. and Mrs. l. n. South OF
Puyallup.
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with service continuing until 3
O'Clock
As an added feature. another
contest which met success lsst
year viii again be held Tuesday
night.
Eat All They Can
The idea Of the contest IL 10
Sc who can consume the most
spsghetti. Last year scores CON-
peted. Spectators cheered their
favorites a. yards and yards q
spaghetti disappeared.
Confident Of a large turnout
John Carhone. chairman in charge
Of the affair. said that arrange
ments 10 make this years COM
memorstion Of Columbus an out
standing one have been completed
even 20 the smallest detail"
After dinner entertainment IL
planned. with dancing 10 climax
festivities.
Committee Members
Co-ohairman is Ann Chimenti.
Other committee members include
Emmy Mazzucca. Msude Carbone.
Jean Mazza. Norma Bini and
Jennie Msrchesini. hostesses: Dean
Fabbry, Pat Cassandro and Frank
Reda. hosts; Ida Spadoni. Helen
Caputo. Lena Caputo. Nellie Capu-
to. Billie Yaconetti. Clara Panico.
Georgina Luzzi. Kathryn Luzzi,
Grace Chiment, Jennie Marchesi-
nj. Florence Yiafore. Admire
and Mary Altomare.
social.
Principles of the lodge and aux
iliary are based on American
ideals. with patriotic loyalty to
the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
CHARLES STAPLES

Funeral services for Charles
Staples Of 20i3i. 10th. W.. Seat
tie. wers held Friday ct 7:30 .. m.
from the Home Undertaking Co,
Seattle. Staples died Wednesday.
He vss a member Of the W. o. w.
and the Moose lodge II Tacoma.
n. leaves his wife. Florence. Of
Seattle: q daughter. Mrs c. ".
Sharpe Of Bremerton. two sons.
Herbert l.. Niles Of Portland. Ore.
and Werner Niles Of Brumford.
Me. and a granddaughter. Carol
June Sharpe
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vuss.sL 'sssv,sss

Ralph vrssL the bodv ~ss
sent Friday by Cassidy and Alien
to Hyds burg. Alaska. for funeral
services and burial
Mr.. Anna VI. wesa saturday
At 100 .. m from Piper chapel.
with Rev. G. W. johnson officist-
ing. Burial viii be- In ths New
Tacoma eemstery.
Mrs Gertrude Chavez Saturday
AZ 3 p. m. from Piper chapel. with
Chaplain HalyorsOn Of Fort Lewis
officiating. Burial viii be in
Mountain Vie. burial park.
Mrs. Fanny spsessr Todd SAT.
orday 81 100 p. m from the G. G.
hsliingsr 90. chapel. with the
Rev. W A. Moore Officiating.
Burial In Old Tacoma cemetery.
ijntbs. the
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MRS. ANN EvANsON

Funeral services for Mrs. Ann
Evanson. ~. Of Alaska, will be
held Saturday at 2 p. m. from
Perkins chapel. with wseonds
chapter. o. y. r.. officiating.
Burial will he in Mountain View
burial park. Mrs. Evsnson. a
former Gig Hsrbor resident. had
lived In Alaska the past two years.
and died recently In Gig Hsrbor.
She leaves her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Macarthur Of Tacoma: three
brothers, Alex Of Deminx, wash.
and Ivan and Donald OF Tacoma,
and one sister. Mrs. Margaret
Turenpine Of Alameda. Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
MANUFACTURERS
TESTED RECIPES
NlNFp ,sekrAn,s ..l..p sowL

NtNkD ss.srAnlg SATAN nowL
Place IN wooden salad howl
! head lettuce
Cut into ons-lnrh enb~s Separate
spreading ofsr salad oo~t Ausnse
tomst. Wedges
tasnmher slices
Green prpp~F fings
tsniifiosef fiopesets
OMAN vtnss ~ asf1ssNs
Gsrnieh here and fhefs With
spriss ~ ~sfsresess
q. w. N s.eef Pickles
~ Inc tsbis sprinkis Win rrench
df~s<ias of 9Th Hoausfo<t rfenfh ~
hnr~sfndlsh French dfe~sinS TdAn
veseiabiss tose,hsf iishshiy. vhsn
ssrvs.
MAcAsoss AN HAM cAsssaM.s
cook nntil tender
fhsp. shopp<d 0nlon
- iesps. shsppss sssss psppss
= tbsps batter
Add. nIxina wsii
Z tbsp~. chill ssass
esp diced ssoksd hssa
m~diam fts-os. tsa Meias
ss.:tsa snsssresi In esss1 sssss
HHh shse<e.
rvsir INTO shallow casserole sas toe
y. sap fresh sfssa ssamss
hsss In . mosisfats oven isTs DEG
- 10 70 40 minutes Serves -
ws.str no rsse,so
cup hsmss Nssi
sap hsaNa soass
! ess fiss cot fiss
y fsp. ssif
~ cups ssiilss ssfsv
= ssp finely shspss~s usissfs
At Roman hssl. .assrt ftss and
alt In douhis bpilss adj boiling
water Let room 70 N 20 uslnns~s
n 20. s.:x f..Z s wnsg easi %,
sslnuts. pisas ia Individual ssfvlns
dishes snd sfss .i'h pi.ia cream.
eovvsg essAN vss
rsp sDssf
is-pss satasfsssh
tsp. sslf
sss veaersI Mia
ssp strung ". y. sssf~s
cas- sfssbfis bsst~n
fsp. vanilla
bstsd pie ssstf - tnsbt
Dymbias sugar e<Hnatstfh ard
salt Heat mills and es,ffss ttsssner
ADD gradually 70 efrust.ffh fnixtuFs.
stirrins constantly Coca aver hail
ms wstsf until Thick ana ssnoosn
stirring frequently about - mia
yt<sl pour part ~ MIXTURE over sas.
blending tbefossshlY hsfarn u
double nrsiisf and epos 2 MINUTES
i0nssf Remove from fire ara coal
Add vsrliis Turn into b2ssd pie
shsii. Cover with whipped cream
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Julia Smith
Back in News
Warrant Charges
Illegal Practice

1uhs Smith Niece. who sas
convicted in a sensational trial
herr more than II years ago for
shooting and woundink William
Askren. former state supreme
court iurist, had again become
entangled with the Law Friday.
she Vas charged BY Pierce
County Prosecutor Thor roliefson
in Justice Blanche Punk Millers
court Of prsctieing medicine with
out benefit 81 = license.
A warrant for her arres, was
issued Bail was stipulated At
81 900.
II was on April ,. 1920. that
Julis Smith there Was no Nc
Gee attached 10 her name Al that
timel wa. involved in an abortion
case. which had drawn the inter
est of Askren in his official
capacity at that time as Pierce
county prosecutor.
Wounded IN Bcdy
Julia Smith went to Askrsn's
home. rang the hell. And when
Askren appeared At the door, she
shot him in the body with a re-
volver.
Askren had recovered sufficient
" by the time the case WAS called
20 trial - hanAI. th. arn..aRs4..,.
OF Julia Smith himself. A jury
convicted her OF first degree as
sault and the court ordered her
TO serve not less than 10 years.
nor more than 30 at hard labor
in the state penitentisry She
was sentenced on June 2. 1920.
Walter West. manager Of the
Better Business bureau here.
brought 1ulia Smith to the stien-
tion If Prosecutor Tollefson
Friday.
Patients Report
West had gathered a number
NJ Julia Smiths patients. who oon-
fided To Tollefson Friday the ma
ture NJ the treatments riven by
the one-time gun woman.
A patient was stripped. stretch
ed out full length on a table Al
Julia Smiths home clinic at 3sii
No. 36th ~. Bunches OF steel
wool" precisely the same as
housewives use for securing pans.
were placed on the patients
shoulders and feet.
To these wool" balls. wires
were attached to a radio under
meath the table. Julia Smith
would flip a switch and radio
music would course through the
patients bodies.
For such treatments three times
weekly, sllegedly purportod tn he
efficacious in the treatment Of
such maladies as cancer. srthritis
and badness, Julia Smith charged
$50 n month. West said.
Julia Smiths victim. Askrcn.
shortly after her conviction. was
elected 10 the Pierce county supe-
rior court bench and later was
chosen by the voters a. a state
supreme court judge. He IL now
practicing law in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

Your postmsstef can tell you
how 70 inye~ in q. = Defense
Bondx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

PORT CALENDAR
Ne~.-i. In port, American sailor.
Mccormick. Herman y. Wilton.
shsffer No. l Mount hsker. he.
fiancs mill; J. J. consy. Jobs.fs
petro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

funeral Was held IN Long Beach
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

adjacent to the Mccormick steam
ship Co. terminal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

stn<s s>iss opportunities 80 !.
90 <asrss compared ~fth teo 80
THURSDAY. csssn stock s>l>s ~ers
- npn shares sxssa.s - 30 ~ ne
er~ele.ss e~ion
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-28
The Law Is Very Plain

that
rights prohibits discrimination based plain
Now that covering the drafting
smnt training of this country
state are very plain OF THESE LAWS GIVE ANYONE
THE RIGHT TO BAR NEGROES FROM ANY BRANCH OF MILL
TARY OR NAVAL SERVICE.
pleased report that Col Ernest Aver selectve
ice director of Connecticut Hurley
supported this point of view by direct action Last
week p M the publication reported that the colonel
draft boards draft white OF Negroes
Connecticut recognizes
supported by Governor
is that eecve service officials do not
the Department they do not wish
They of the
seectve service This that he wanted
against discrimination by the Army and Navy
submit wanted to- he could the
Defense Forces of Minnesota Negroes Justice
demands requires there discrimination 1t
appoint commission committee decide
having Negroes show their patriotism Connect
Governor political motives has acted American
pie.