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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Two Negroes Cut
In Alleged Brawl

Three Negroes, two men and
a woman. were being held in the
city Jail Monday as result OF
an alleged brawl at 1873 Fswcett
ave. Saturday night
Held were Edwin Bradshaw, IS
and his wife. Mrs. Marie. 81, both
OF whom were treated at Pierce
County hospital for rather severe
facial and scalp decorations Both.
officers said. lost consciousness at
the hospital because Of loss Of
blood.
The third Negro. PM Rucker.
was uninjured. AT were booked
for drunkenness and dIsorderly
conduct and ordered held for in
vestigstion. Arresting officers said
the trio advanced the story they
had been drlSking and playing, .
and that they had received their
injuries by falling against stove.
However. officers reported blood
was found IN nearly every room OF
the apartment. and that the in
juries were not the type 10 have
been received n the manner stated
oy the participants
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Defense Dinner
Set at Lakewood

Many cook. including mothers.
in Lakes district homes. will have
the evening off Tuesday night as
the families flock TO Lakewood
center to attend the defense"
dinner.
The special-priced dinner is one
of numerous affairs designed TO
swell the civilian defense fund of
the Lakewood area.
Chairman Henry A. Hoskins Of
the finance committee said that
everything but the sales tax on
the dinners will be paid into the
fund which will be used to COM
plete purchase OF emergency hos
pitsl and first md supplies re-
CURED 10 equip the eesuelty sta
tons that now are being set up
In various parts ~ the district.
All cooks end mattresses Of ths
Lakewood dining room are donat-
ing their services 10 keep expense
to minimum: the Lakewood Ter.
race dining room donates the
meals.
Service will be from s to $50
and no reservations will be taken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Tacoma Tracksiers
Aid Wildcat Cause

EI.LENSBURG Three Taco
mans are expected to give Central
Washington College Wildcats their
strongest track team since the
Ellensburg cindermen were Winko
league champions in 1888.
Hal Berndt. former state high
school sprint champion from Lin
coin high heads the Tacoma dele
cation which includes Larry
White. $50 yard runner and
hurdler from Stadium. and Buster
Morris. weightman from Lincoln.
Phil Sarboe. football mentor. and
Burt Kebric viii coach the track
squad this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Tigers Second
In Swim Meet
Everett Champions;
Lincoln Coins Third

Everett high school won the
state prep swimming champion
ship in the University of Wash
ington pool Saturday night. de-
feating four other teams although
the seagulls took only one first
place.
Everett scored 42,i points,
edging out Stadium of Ia
coma, which WAS second with
80. Lincoln of Tacoma was
third with sc; Longview,
fourth, 1871, and Aberdeen,
NTH, Is.
The Seagulls scored four sec
onds. one third and one tie for
third to win the meet. Stadium
took three firsts.
Results:
Divins-Won by MCGEE, bongview
Turcotte. Stadium. second, Stacklie
Longview. and Kimball, Everett. tied
for third.
loo-Yard Free STYLE Won by
Lincoln. second: Horn, Everett. third
i50-Yard Medley-Won by Chalk
Ford and RambauEh, of Lincoln,
:2p.i Everett, second, Stadium,
third
2oo-ysrd Free style Relay - Won
hv Stadium (Auhrve, Bowie. Frazier
Norton :A5.2. Everett. second. Lin
coin third
o-yard pree Styls-Won bv Stubs
Everett. asa seconds: Kennedy, Ev-
erett. second Chalk. Lincoln. third
l00-Yard Breast Stroke-Won by
Ford. Aberdeen. 1903, Stallbaum.
Everett. second. Gardner, Aberdeen,
third.
22o-Yard Free Style-Won by Boyle
Stadium. 2:364. Irvine, Everett, sec
ond: Sines. Lincoln. third.
100-Yard Back Stroke Won by
Smith. Longview. i:l2; Sanford
Stadium, second; Rembaugh, Lincoln
third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Engen Retires
From Jumping
Fumed Ski Veterun
Quits When Beoten

ECKER HILL. utah--Alf En-
gen. famed Utah skier. retired
from major tournament competi-
ton today following his defeat by
Torger Toxic in the Intermountain
jumping tournament.
Toxic, the tiny New York jump
er. leaped 2sb feet yesterday to
beat out Engen by one foot, well
below his new national mark of $50
feet several weeks ago.
Engen had established an
unofficial mark of 2s5 feet nj
Ecker Hill laSt year. hut the
heaviest winter snows In 20
years had ssgged the take-off
and yesterdays marks. by
comparison, were poor.
In third place was Art Devlin, a
protege of Toxic from Lake Placid,
N. Y, with lear of go feet,
while Sverre Engen was in fourth
place at pol feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Prep Football
Program Set
Abes. Tigers Slate
Strong Grid Rivols

Although collegiate football may
cut down its program IN Tacoma
this fall, high school gridders will
be offering local fans one Of the
best schedules in years. It was re-
vealed with the announcement Of
1912 schedules for Lincoln Abes
and Stadium Tigers.
The Bengals will play the same
opponents they played last year
Two games are slated with Lin
coin. one with Bellarmine along
with Cross State league tussles
against Yakima. Walla Wslla,
Everett, Bellingham and Seattle
Prep. A non-league game is slated
with Aberdeen.
Lincoln adds two new op-
penents after being dropped
from the schedules Of Yakima
and Wsila wslla. The Abes
will play kelso In Tacoma on
Oct. is and will play at Brem-
erton on Oct. %.
Other Railsphtter games include
the two Stadium tussles. the Bel
larmine game and tussles with
Everett, Bellingham and Seattle
Prep in the Cross State league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Revamp Coast
Track Dates

PORTLAND, Ore. - Northern
division athletic directors and
graduate managers attending the
Pacific Coast conference meeting
In Portland. revamped the North
west track and field schedule and
changed the date for the annual
coast championships. to be held
1T Seattle. to May so
The roast meet wna origin
ally slated for MAY 2s hut w'ns
shifted to allow Southern divi-
sion teams 10 compete In the
Los Angeles coliseum relays
On the same day.
The decision affected the North
ern divisions championships. also
tc be held in Seattle. which was
moved from May is to May %.
The revised schedule for North
ern division track and field con-
tests follows:
April 25-W. s. c. at Idaho
o. s. c. at Oregon relay.
May 2-washington at Oregon
o. S. c. at Idaho.
May 90. S. c. at Washington
Oregon at w. S. c.
May 15-washington at w. s. c
May 16-Oregon at o. s. c.
idaho At Montana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
War Threatens
To Wreck Two
Top Hoop Teams

DENVER - The wars impact
threatened today to break up the
two best amateur basketball
teams In the nation and officials
wondered whether there would be
another national AAU tournament
until peace returns to the United
States.
Player Coach Jack McCracls-
en- Of the Denver Legions. 1912
champions, win depart this
week for Bartiesviile. okla.
transferred nv the oil COM
pany whose basketball team
M helped defeat ~ to ~ In
the title game saturday night.
Many Of the players on the Den
yer team and the Phillips Oilers
club. runner-up, may not be avail
able next year.
Bill Strannigan, of Wyoming
university, Legion forward. is join
ing the navy rs physical instruc-
tor.
The Oilers appear certain OF
losing all but one player, Hank
Luisetti. to the nations armed
forces within short time. accord
ing to Coach Charlie Hyatt. Lui-
setti is married and has one child
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
PuYallup Wardens to Check
Homes Throughout City
All Must Be Ready for Emergency:
Moss Meeting Plonned Saturday

10 years ago from Everett and had
lived in the state IS years. She
leaves her husband. Thomas
son. Charles Fred OF Puyallup: four
daughters. Mrs Irene Hulliger,
Bremerton: Mrs. Louis Aldrich.
Port Townsend; Mrs Ida Mac
neish. Seattle. and Mrs. Alberta
McClurg. Everett; q grsndchs-
dren: two great grandchildren: one
brother. Pat Guimont. Seattle. and
two sisters. Mrs. Nellie Monday.
Seattle. and Mrs. Ida Manning,
Olympia.
The rosary will be recited in All
Saints church Monday evening at
go.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Crack Down
On Axis Agents
Republics in S. A.
Force Restrictions
By UNITED PRESS

South America is cracking down
on axis agents.
All South America, except
Argentina and Chile, which
still maintain diplomatic rela-
tons with Germany, Italy and
Japan, have arrested axis ma
tiOnals, shut down many of
their institutions, and placed
the most stringent limitations
on their movements.
Measures by the police and
other authorities have been prompt
and effective. Reports show the
measures adopted as follows:
Five German transmitters were
closed down after police raided
several houses rented in the names
of former embassy officials.
A German described As "the
head of the gestapo" In Bra
I'll, was arrested, but his name
was not revealed. He was In
possession of number OF
compromising documents, II
WAS reported.
In Parahyba. one of the states,
police arrested a trio headed by
Otto Bruntzek, former German
army officer. The group had a
short-waYe radio transmitter. mans
of the Brazilian coast and propa-
ganda.
Many Japanese have been ar
rested, especially in the state of
Sac Paulo, in Rio de Janeiro, in
the Amazon valley where one of
the large Japanese agricultural
colonies is located, and in the i'm
portant mining state of Minas
Geraes, where Japanese dwell close
to military installations and roads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
GOLF

The Washington State Golf as
sociation's open and amateur,
championships will be held at
Olympia this summer-if the war
doesn't interfere.
Officials NJ the association.
nj q weekend Seattle meeting
here. scheduled the open tour
nansent for July 20-21 and the
amateur July 22-25.
At the request of President
Adolph G. Schmidt of Olympia,
officers were authorized to cancel
the tournaments II required by
war developments.
The association accepted the In
vitation of Seattle's Rainier Golf
and Country club to stage the 1s43
tournaments.
sional Golfers association said
today Its annual 36-hole champion
ship will he played here on the
Fircrest course May I.
Fircrest - Points tourney Sun
day: n. G. Hansen, 14-22-36. NJ.
w. Mills. 23-11-a. Saturday,
match play against par: B. V.
Schwalen. up: John Gilchrist. /
up, and A. d. Myers. / up. Second
division. L. Bonneville. w Chris
tian and George Poe. up.
The Brookdale Mems Golf club
held points tournament ON full
handicap Sunday.
Winners - First division. Dick
Wood, 40 points; Geo. Wise, "a
points; Bud Abraham. 40 points
Second division. Tommy Camp
~ points, Chef Davis. 40 points
Paul Gomsrud. 40 points.
Third division, Hal Cram ~
points: Al Petrick. ~ points; jim
Chamberlain. Al points.
Other scores: Harold Kincaid n
points, Cap Payne, 81 points; Hieni'
hsdeman. SO points, Bud Lehman
81 points. Paul Nelson. no score
Chef Corey, - points. Hal Underwood
81 points: r. Chaplin. 81 points. Jo'
Greco, 81 points: Earl Phillips. M
score. Hinie koe ssler. 81 points: Harr,
Rowen. 81 points Bob Wilson, 81
points; Pete Freisen, al points. Jacl
Hawkins, ~ points; Pete Hegstad, 3
f ~
Smith. 80 points: Bob Corey. 8
points: Leonard Blakely. rs points
Jim Farming. a6 points: Baine Bronss
no score; A. Drost. s6 points; Emf
Barta. 80 points: r. l. Christine. 3
| points. Oliver Grodvis rs points
Harry satterlee. 30 points; Bo
Brewer. % points: I'd Hines, 3
Soldiers. 81 points. v. +. Mandevills
/ 80 points. Jerry Wood. IS points
] Hugh Bassett. IS points; p. l. Christ
man. IS points. Leo Brewer. ,
points. c. G. Peterson 3e points
chaS Eeudorfer. IS points; Geners
Jones, ~ points.
reamsters--Selectivs nine. one-hal
ner-Paul oomsrud. $3.50
trophy donated by the 1871 presi
dent. Eddie Riviere. Wise had tw
/ T3's for q gross OF i46-i4 handica
for net OF 1872 He compete
against a field Of So entries Blu
Abraham was second with two 81
for 1880 for q net of lS4
The Brookdsle Mems Golf elu
will hold its regular March meetin
Monday evening A nine hole tourns
rnent will be followed oy dinner an
the meeting at O'Clock. The scheo
ule for 1919 viii be approved o. n
iectrd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
White Cloud Wins
Sailboai Chase

The White Cloud. owned and
piloted by Rad Pratsch. won the
Tacoma Yacht club sailboat race
Sunday from the clubhouse To Des
Moines and return. distance Of
is miles. The competitors. seven
in all. had all the weather they
could have desired. The variety
WAS pronounced. Only II minutes
separated the winner and that
placer.
The Live Yankee, owned and
piloted by Herb Munson. won sec
ond place, with third going 10 the
Marjune, owned and piloted by
Martin Stockwell.
The boats began the race at
1880 and finished al 2:10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Sports Parade
BY JACK GUENTHER

NEW YORk-A free ride on
the sport merry-go-round the
rousing welcome rendered the
orphaned Rose bowl football
classic at Durham. N. c.. last
New Years day has inspired
the proposal that major Pacific
Coast teams schedule their big
games at inland cities to escape
the 5000 limit placed on athletic
crowds.
For instance. the California
Stanford extravaganza might 60
IN Chicago or Columbus, o. Or
the USC-UCLA clash tn Min
neapolis or Lincoln, Neb. The
question, of course, IL whether
the alien teams would draw so
far from home
c. s. Towards Midland is
great anti-climsx horse. He
lost the 1910 Santa Anita derby,
but returned two weeks later
to win the San Juan Capistrano.
He was beaten in the 194l
Santa Anita handicap. but came
back q week later to win the
San Juan again. A few days
ago he blew the Widener with
biz bang, but followed up
with a victory in the Coral
Gables handicap. BY winning
the wrong three races, he cost
owner Howard s130.000 in
purses .
The longest winning streak
carried into 1912 by a National
league pitcher is the property
of Howard krist OF st. Louis
Last season Krist worked only
two complete games in 81 APP
pearances but racked up 10
triumphs against no defeats ..
The Giants Mel OFT has a
weakness. after all. In his 16-
year career he has slapped AIS
h'hW TUNE anu % hrhs u"u"trss
hut only Sc triples The
jockey find Of the winter Ia
Eddie Wielander. the be-goggled
Californian who II setting
terrific pace In Florida at
his training camp, Abe Simon
converses with his handlers only
In Jewish
That noise in Florida isn't
typhoon, IL is Bobo Newsom
beefing about the salary slash
the Detroit Tigers have handed
him. He has been cut more
than he will be paid. and that
amt good Jock Sutherland's
decision to enlist in the navy
~ no surprise. He has been
restless since the Nszie first
began bombing London.
The newest foreign heavy
weight b. hit New York IL
Claduio Villar. a Spaniord built
somewhat along the lines Of
Arturo Godoy E. The first sld
battalion 10 be formed In the
high schools Is being recruited
among young athletes In San
Francisco -.
Mike Jacobs admits that one
lucky gambler put him on top
of the boxing profession. He
invested $4,000 in the Louis
Braddock bout and the receipts
hit s725.0O0. Incidentally, he
once paid Enrico Caruso 800
900 for 10 concerts Lloyd
Waner went to bat 234 times
last season for Pittsburgh. Bos-
ton and Cincinnati and never
struck out.
The Calumet farms Markell
may be the only filly in the 1912
Kentucky DERBY field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Complains Soldiers
Slugged. Robbed Him

Lawrence o. Nephew Of 1925
No. Mullen IT. complained to po-
lice ne was slugged early Sunday
by two soldiers. who stole ap-
proximately SIS from his billfold.
Nephew said he met the soldiers
down town and went with them
up 18th ST TO the alley between
Market RI. and Fawcett ave,
where the alleged smuggling took
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
YAKIMA WINS

YAKIMA, Wash.-Yskims won
the Northwest Y.M.C.A basket
ball championship for the fourth
consecutive year Saturday night
by defeating Olympia 71-45 in the
finals.
Other tournament scores: Yak
ina Sc, Salem 81; Hoquiam As.
Salem Juniors 46: walla walla 43.
Hoquiam IS; Olympia 50. wslla
Walla Sc
Anderson Of Olympia was the
tournaments high scorer with
20 points scored against walls
Wslia.
Buy U. S. Bonds and Save,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Cy Perkins to Top Card

Cy Perkins. the handsome and
able young amateur heavyweight
fighter, will top the Tacoma Box
ing clubs amateur card at Cres-
cent ballroom, Thursday night,
April 2. He will be opposed by
either Jerome Kuehn. Everett. or
Billy Lawrence, 24-year-old San
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Totals .....l 1904 olA a32-9nl7
There were 30 entries IN the
tournament. one of the best of the
season on the Broadway alleys.
The Wakefields won 500 az the
top prize. Eight teams shared in
the prize money, finishing in the
following order:
Painters (City league)-Ed Cup
pernull $50, Red Wakefield 53l
Ed Walsh $50. John Artoe $40
Ted Tadich 521. handicap 293
team total 5000.
Police tCity league -Shocl,y
Robson $50. Hank Reynolds
s04, Henry Wiley <ss. Bill
Farrar 4s0. Hen Overdshl ssi,
handicap S4s, tram total 2.sa6.
Panel Cutters tDoormen's
league)-F. Pierson al, q.
stiles sos. n. Summerfieid
442, y. Anderson Az, II.
Atche~ou 5S5, handicap s7s,
team total 2.9s5.
Hatters Century lesgue)-Fret
Swanson SAG. Ted Wakefield 43e
John Mslesky $50. John Ester 5l4
Mike Miller bS4, handicap s77
team total 2.970.
Tiremen industrial league y
Mel Pennington $50. Dan Virgil,
AT, Larry Ragan SIS Earl Brook
sol. Bill Othick 4ps, handicap 3pl
, team total aero.
Dairymen hilltop leaguel-G
Cavelti 44s, c. Iversen 4s6, r
Hoonan AS, n. Dreiling sl4, LIE
Erhart 4s4 handicap s46, team
total 2.p61.
All scores are subject to q fina
check by Yvonne johnson, tourna
ment manager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
BOWLING

With John White shooting a big
5s1 series in the lesdoff position,
the Wakefield bowling team of
the Eagles league rolled 3,055,
including handicap. to take first
place in the annual Pot o. Gold
tournament on the Broadway
alleys Sunday.
Second place went to Seotty
Murdock's Packers. who regis
tered 30i7, including handicap,
and to Captain scotty, himself
went the honor of pacing the team.
His score was 643.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Basket Date

KANSAS CITY - Stanford and
Dartmouth basketball teams will
meet here next Saturday night
for the N.CA.A. basketball cham
pionship. Stanford won the west
ern title with q 1855 win over
Colorado, while Dartmouth took
Kentucky in the eastern title
game, 4T-2S.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Bears Victor
In Crew Race

OAKLAND. Calf. - The Uni
versity Of California varsity crew
today held q victory over Oregon
State College. having defeated the
visitors by three lengths on the
1000 meter Oakland estuary
course Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
IMPROVEMENT CLUB

Roosevelt Heights Improvement
club will meet Tuesday al s ?. m.
at the home OF Mrs. Ida McQUes-
ter. 1915 Es. Grsndview. A pro-
gram and refreshments are sched-
ulec.
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Thieves Get S83.66
At Publix GARAGE

Between the hours OF $50 and
$50 q m. Sunday q burglar looted
the office OF the Publix garage,
taking Ss3.6s in cash and a $40
check. according 10 r. o. Rsyner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24

Francisco boy now working at the
local shipyard. He IL an expert
enced amateur and Ii working out
each evening at the Tacoma Box
ing club, 71p1a Commerce At.
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An invitation was extended 70
Tacoma 10 attend Bremerton day
at Paradise next Sunday, March
20. in a letter received Mond sy by
the Chamber Of Commerce from
the Bremerton Ski Cruisers.
Ruy u. s. Bonds and Save,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24

Suffers Take
Five Places
Far West Club in
Successful Program

The Lloyd and Margaret Suffers
and their pointer dogs did all right
for themselves Saturday and SUM-
day in the Far West Field Trial
eluo's trials on Chambers prairie.
So did Gerald Poston of Tacoma.
N'ho handled the Suffers entries In
the all-age. derby and puppy
stakes. Lloyd and Margaret were
confined to their home by reason
Of really bad colds.
They couldn't run their own
dogs hut did the right thing
BY having Gerald Position. Ta-
coma. handle the animals. And
what Gerald did WAS plenty.
He didn't win any top spots.
hut Ne did win three seconds
and two thirds. That makes
fsve places. which h = sp,endid
jcb for friends-
The all-age event Sunday went
b American Patrol Sally. pointer.
owned and handled by Attorney
Bill Goodwin. Bill never won
case in court that could provide
the thrill that his pointer girl did
IN winning the all-sge. The big
fellow all but did q war dance on
the soft prairie grass.
Delux Takes second
Second spot went To Suffers
Lady Delux and third went to War
Fence. pointer. owned and handled
by I'd johnson. Seattle. Harold
Hipes, Centralia and Al Evans,
Portland. judged.
Derby honorx went 10 Black
eyed Toney. setter. owned and
handled by Charlie Ingram,
Tacoma. Miss Logger, pointer
owned by the Suffers. and
handed by Position. won second
and Suffers Miss Lucky was
third.
War Sport. pointer. owned and
handled by Ed johnson, Seattle,
won the puppy stakes. Miss Log
ger, of the Suffers kennels, won
another second spot under Poston.
Aiss Lucky. also Suffer dog,
pointer. won third.
Al Evans. Portland, and s. p.
Buddy" Macdonald judged the
derby and puppy races.
The derby and puppy events
were run Saturday.
A strong field competed.
eHANTy TOWN SCORES
SPOKANE Shanty Town VIII
lie. pointer, won the Spokane Field
Trial clubs all-age annual spring
event Sunday. Shanty is owned
by DR.. c. r. Milleson of Portland.
Randy Moore, pointer. owned by |
Lloyd Arnold. Spokane. won sec
ond place. Third spot went to
Hollywood Queen. pointer. owned
by William b. Hare. Portland.
Cyclone Patsy. female pointer.
won the derby Saturday. Harold
Blake of Camas IL her owner. Hi
Boots, owned by Mike Blair Of
camas, won the puppy race.
Peggy, owned by DIR. w. M. Falk-
enreck, Spokane. won second. Hi
Jack, owned by Blake, ran into
the third spot.
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Rites for Mrs. Laviguer

Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at $50 a. m. at All Saints
Catholic church for Mrs. Mary L.
Laviguer, 10, who died at the fam
lily home, e22 18th ST. s. E, Sun
day afternoon following a long ILL
ness. Rev. John Power will Of
ficiate and burial will be in Wood
bine under the direction Of wrig-
ley and Clements.
Mrs. Laviguer came 10 Puysllup