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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Ted Garhari
Quits Crew

SEATTLE - TED Garhart. vet
eran stroke for the University Of
Washington crew. today gave up
rowing because Of the press Of =
heavy scholastic schedule in pre-
needles.
The loss OF Garhart WAS a heavy
blow 20 Coach Al uibtiekSon, Most
OF his plans for this years rowing
season had been built around Gar
hart at stroke and Tom Taylor at
No :.
The coach indicated that Andy
Galbraith. stroke on last years
jayvees, viii probably replace Gar
hart in the varsity shell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Birds, Fish Planted

The state game liberated ia
p13 game birds and 40 million
game fish during the year end
ed March 81. 1941, State Audi
tor Cliff Yelle reported today IN
his audit Of the department.
Yelle recommended the de-
partment dispose of all furs
seized from Illicit handlers
within a reasonable time and
keep records which would give
an accurate picture Of its fur
stocks end confiscsted guns and
equipment
The audit showed the depart
ment had a S1.541 .32s sppropr-
alton for the 1904 biennium.
but did not use S157 ,se2 Of that
amount.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Talk Hatchery

BOB O'Neil. city commissioner
and Director Foster Of the state
food fish department mot the
game Department. are meeting
with other interested men here
tonight
they are discussing the posi-
bihues Of constructing = hatch
cry on the south FORK Of the Sko-
komish river.
Tentative plans call for the
city 70 build the plant and the
state game and food fish depart
nents 70 maintain Il
The city has a site for the
proposed hatchery. which would
he necessary in the proposed de-
velopment Of additional power
facilities On that fork Of the
stream
The Sk0kOmlsh q ole q ths
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shipyzrd Isafue
81 VA Afigfs
Badminion

sEATTLE Plans were an
nounceo today for the Seattle open
city inyitatlOnal bsdmInton tourna-
ment FEB IS. Among feather
Whsckers expected 70 compete
were Sam Lee and Chet Van
Hogten n Portland. Jusnlts stern
u Tacoma. and Zoe Smith. Viz
ginis Hsston. Ham Law and Rups
Topp Of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

hesutiful trout streams of the
state.
Tilton Report
Bill Hegge and a friend fished
the Hlton near the second
bridge below Morton Sunday
and caught one each.
he reports the stream none
too hot now.
But he does say he never saw
more beautiful fish than those
he and his friend caught
He says their backs were blue
green and their sides as silvery
as new dollar. The fish were
around Is pounds each
Nisqually Gives
Some good catches a steel
head were made on the upper
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Many Ducks
Any ducks left

Any ducks left?
Well. some day or afternoon
or evening. just take a drive
over on the Tacoma tideflats-
The marshes and sloughs and
pot-holes Of that region, just on
the other side Of the Seattle
Tacoma bridge and this side OF
Fife. are alive with ducks
MalIards. pin-tails. blue bills
nidgeOn, teal, butterbails or any
other species Of duck familiar
In this district can be seen.
Really, It viii do your heart
good. II you are a duck hunter
To see the seed left for the FL
ture.
Our duck conservation meas
ures are certainly proving out
1000 per cent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Sports Parade

NfM iokk-Alexis Thomp-
son. the curly haired Yale
glamour boy who celebrated
ls4i by dropping $50. 900 on the
Philadelphia Eagle football team.
Is off 10 a flying start In iss7
and If the public continues 10
ignore his new professional ten
mis- troupe the chances are bright
that he will succeed IN doubling
his losses within the year.
The newest of the pro harm
storming tonrs. which started
out NJ n fool proof venture only
= few weeks ago. has developed
Into a giIt-edgod liability. Mr..
Thompson failed TO reckon with
the fatcs. the elements and the
temperaments of the men he
hired. 40 nj the moment red ink
Il sloshing mRdly about md the
BOYS are ready 10 start battling.
To date. the Thompson tour
has encountered more setbaoks
than the Italian navy. Fred
Perry injured nerve In his
right arm the night the show
opened In Madison Square Gar
den and was out Of action five
days. a siege Of zero weather
killed the gate receipts four
nights in n row a short tims
later. Now Frank Kovses. the
troupe's big attraction. has
twisted a ligament.
The towering Californian win
remain in sick bay for two TO
three weeks until his pay-off
arm mends and he certainly il
no asset sitting In the stands.
Thompson recruited Gene Mako
from the Old Soldiers home 10
bat for Perry and has revived
Les stoeffen 10 sub for Koyaos.
Right now he Is ready 10 call on
the old perennial, Bin Tllden.
at the crack OF an elbow.
These mishAps, annoying and
costly a. they SEEM, still don't
approximate another worry with
which the boy genius currently
IL coping. That IL the publie's
steady refusal 90 accept the
enterprise ~ the completely
sporting contest II l.. John Doe
l. remaining skeptlcal-ssd II
home. Mr.. Average Fan firmly
believes the venture IL nicely
fiNed.
Thompson won't say that in
a. many words but a member 81
his East-West Sporting club
broke the news 10 me gently
today A. you may know. the
tuor Is conducted on . strict
cash and carry basis Each man
Is paid only for the number Of
matches he wins and there IL no
more incentive FOR a player 10
blow a point than there Is 10
light cigaret with a $40 bill.
At the last cheek up Bobby
Riggs had a terrific lead and
had won two-thirds Of his
matches. hoyAes stood 81 II
when he VA injured and Don
Bulge j. having = hard TINA
yoileying 800. Pred Perry 10
IT the extreme bottom Of the
heap and has Loot five or siE
matches for zach he has won.
The lAaky Baton hasn't col
lspssd. however BE has sue
eaubed 10 Brother hosars' war
81 nerves.
Come what may. The tour viii
continue 10 May o Thompson
nov - trying 20 get back the
initial 800 900 BE- tossed into
the pot and has booksd 20 more
cities II addition 70 the original
"a BIT The future doesn't hold
much promise ana the red Ink
probably Wili fios On ard On.
fact which would discourage
anyone jess brave than fhs child
genius who ~ last reports a.
A. a. - FaaH a. 90 F.faH
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VIII O pointer retrieve ducks?
NAy-T 49, $500 -. -

father and son, took their limits
also. And used Mickey Sher-
mans prepared eggs, proving
that fresh eggs are not essential
and at all necessary.
One Of the fish weighed Ia
pounds.
Mickey reports Erv Neumann
got only one in the Green river,
reporting that so anglers were
on that part of the stream and
found no luck at all.
Fishing on the Queets was
particularly hot below the
mouth of the Clearwater and at
the mouth of Salmon creek.
Mickey just phoned to say:
Louie Archie caught a nice
steele at the mouth Of Muck on
the Nisqually. And Louie saw
about 20 others caught"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Fined, Jailed

W. r. Daniel Of Randle was ar
rested by Protectors Hoggstt and
Little January IS. for hunting deer
with artificial lights in the Pack
wood district.
He had in his possession a buck
fswn deer which he had just killed
with a shot gun and buck shot.
Daniel was tried before Justice
Bortz Of Centralis January 10. and
being unable to pay the fine Of
$3.50 and costs is serving It out IN
the Lewis county jail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

seG11A. - Farmers sAarue
thai sn sstlmatsd i.oooooe 1z,sns
passing th< vsstsF " t1aho zs1er
fuil pfote<tisn ~ ss~ fs<te<sf 80
state game Lass are eating o1eooo
worth ~ sssin mai soul1 -
ssssa fof the nskionaf 1efsHoeI
offaei.ls are iaxsnxiEatlss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Toutle Good

The Toutle river. am in
formed by one who knows, is
hotter than II has been for a
long time.
Steelhead are being taken
right and left.
The river is clear and in Won
derful shape, and the run heavy,
my informant insists.
This informant has never
given this corner a bum steer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

The Petsrman men won four from
Papermen. Brooers took three from
WoltanE WelliVer won three from
Hampton and PlyWood won three
from Buffelen
o Harris rolled three good games
for a 52s score Ernie Arthur baaged
a 202 single and b27 total Carl Kelvin
rolled his usual GOOD series. register
ing bis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Sumner Citizens
Take First Aid;
Shift Hoop Tilt

SUMNER 50 many Sumner
citizens ar attending first aid
classes % Friday nights that
ths sumner hlgh zcheol basket
bali team Vas playing before
hslf-fiiet stands in IL Puget
Sound conference games
Consequently = change has
been made and Coach Pop
kennev announced "Wednesday
morning that this weeks gans
with nighline has been shifted
10 Thursday night. Reserve
teams open play q, : O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Basket Play
COMMERCIAL. LEAGTF

COMMERCIAL. iEAGfF
Games scheduled for Thursday.
BOYS gym-7 O'Clock sumner Va
Aiilmsn. . O'Clock pfc " Vsnesf-
men 2 O'Clock. south Tacoma "
Glrls gym - O'Clock Thomiss Va
Mckinley Hili- z clock A CO W
sons q FeTiclss O'Clock. Bnai
B nth W. LaundFies
Results o. games Tuesday.
20 Tacoma t5fj fslJ B'nsl Birth
hoyl te5 .......f ......... Feldman
Peterson - - -. a. Donlon
LoEelaee ti0) ...C........ 90 R0se
Dahl 90 ID. CO. sDsllmsn
SUB. 50 Tseona..,A,o ~ h-'q az
Birth Greenbiat a.. A Green
Dlaf RefsEee-Barofsky
Eleefrios fs4I ng1 NIims1
sEreen floi -. a Rieksrt
AofFls = -. "a Smith
Cioagn 10 g. ~ Thfashsr
haTfls 10 800 G.. 81 johnson
SUBS Elsctrics - Kuno. cant.
Wheeler. Hllmsn-sisinsT. Referee
Viz.
sons O. Rsriclss forfeited 70 VsnseF-
men.
Iaundres fssI fs4) Thomiss
4. smith ~. Van vaIEsn1<Ts
c Smith OIL. a UndeFEood
a ao.9 e. ~ G. c e. q oans ssE sss
2 Smith CID -. G.. 81 Csmpbel1
subs Lsuncrles-Parks &C. non
E Thatcher. Hylet. EefeTes-Elss
MeElnieF Hul fs7j f2sl A q. D
FinueV ia IL. GiI Anderson
Pease 100 .....F.-.... o. Crider
f Ross g. ......s.C ....r.- - Harct
scott 81 -...4G.... ~ BarrsEsr
e-eFff as..s#-.- . 4=..-a ~ Pollen
subs McEinleT XII - Blades o.
A c. NcWiuisnE. Esfsres -
! BsrofGET.
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RI,sIoN MrRcntNrsIrAnrr

The Firemen took four 1882 from
the Hardware men W Stecker had
1870 high single and 400 high series
The Flremen also rolled INTO fret
place The Tavern split ~ 234i with
the DRUG Store men ~ 21ua Fof
the Tayerns oiberson had 100 high
single and y Kriiich had high sarlss
with sac. and for the Drug men .
Heumann had ig4 and bis high for
his team.
The oddfeilows took fsl a4s2 from
the Sfryicemen 40 24i0 y Bow
mans i6S and sbh we're hlgh for the
winners. while n Hsudricf sOu had
22o and 4ee for The loserE The Gas
men took four from the Cleaners
Murphy had a nice 223 single game
and 525 series The team total Nas
2Ss2
In = postponed game between The
Cleaners and the OddfetloNs the Odd
fellows took - 2e77 from thf Clean
eTs 25e5 Z Bowman had igs and
sol for the winners ard Garter had
220 and 54I for the lo@er.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
SPORTShEN LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

BIZ Horn. only man 10 reach 600
in Tuesday bowling on downtown
alleys rolled big Col series for
the krafts in the SpOrtsmen league
on the Broadway alleys Starting
with 100. he steamed up 90 2a2 IN
his second game and then finished
with 203
Sportsmen bowlers hit many high
figures. Jack Mcintyre rolled $40.
Tony Barcott SCI Erwin Hinz S6H
Nat Fiani SAL Pat Person $50 and
Joe Srotor SIS for the best scores.
Tony Barcotts Callfornihns re-
manned 80 the top In league standings
by taking four points from the
Bottlers Bakers won three from
Buek's. Atlas took three from Hardy
| hmusements captured four from 81
/ Regis and WAkefields won three from
JOhnny's Tavern
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

Kenny Kuper led the bowlsrs OF the
United Industries league In their
matches on the Coliseum alleys
shooting 22o for the high game and
$40 for the high series
Peterman bowlers turned In an un-
usual bit Of bowling when they regis
tered identical scores in all three
games The score.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
VENEER LEAGUE
IDlIsll N AllIAS

II Hamblin captured the individual
scoring honors IN the Veneer league
matches on the Coliseum alleys.
shooting zoo for the high same and
400 for the high series
Veneer Sprcaders won four from
Setups with Kari Miller in the lead
off spot for the winners and A Lar
son In the anchor position shooting
4a7 scores. Al Lessef's AZ topped the
Sctups
Shippers. :. McMurtfy rolled 2oi for
the high game and Arnold kstter
registered 4ei for top series
office won three from Hoot Owls
J DormAns sa3 was high series and
his 1871 high single. Cuiis took three
from Outlaw l. sherman tailied
442 for high series aud Calhoun's l66
was high game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
CITY rurLoirs LEAGUE
BROaDN ALLEYS

Grant Eckman was outstanding IN
the City Employees bowling matches
on the Broadway alleys with q Sbt
series, which included the high single
game OF 2ia
Results Engineers 1 Light 0. Power
tic Works g. Kilowatts !.
Other highlights were Al FaTrar's
206 2oi games by George Thompson
and Elmer Bashey. Art Angoxcs 2O3.
and the hlgh team score OF the En-
gineers which reached 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
National Hockey

The NsN YORK Rangers and the
B0Eton Bruins we're tied Msdnes~
day for the National Hockey
league lead.
Ths Rangers cams from behind
Hath q spectacular tnird-psrod
rally 70 beat the Bruins. 81
Tuesday night before 3 90 fans
a. Boston and DEADLOCK the league
race
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BOWLING
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Ernie LonIn. leader man fnr the
strong Ice Carriers team. rolled
SCI for the highest series in re
matches % ths Commercial league
Tuesday night On the Broadway
alleys. getting the hlg count with
singles Of al. isT and II.
Ovid eterneau. shooting for the
Ovid Leterneau shooting for the
single and wound up with aSS for
one q the BIZ totals
Len Trowhrdke and Al An
drews got together On the ieemeas
team and pied enough Nood INTO
pts on alleys 2 and 10 70 take four
points from the Hotel iAzsiss. pull
ing the ladies' out Of top place for
the first time for many weeks
Lefty rolled $50 and Andrews
clicked of SIS. including = go
single.
Max Otto rolled = 217 slnsle and
SIS total 20 help the Office supply
men take four points frcm the TIRE
men. Phil Kruma pa Ia the third
Eame almost save the Tires one pa4nt
but the team score fell short q sim
nlng BY live pins. pills total sss
$50
Bakery Ladies split even With
SsrvIermrn. with LrtsFncaut 6o1 The
high series OF the match. Ice Carriers
ana Markets dlvided points. BAY
Sandersons Sai Was runnsfup IN this
match @ Loflins top mara
The Photographers won the first
tao games from Royal Arcauum but
the latter team came bach strong in
the third game 10 eke out tive points
Jor Paddock was the top frundisi
high series
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rgsAtltr - orusrs.~slen -
N. ri<rc~ ces.nty t.@har semmsl.
tee. . anis % The state Land -
Planning eommlstss ehlss IN turn
u . issneh NJ ths fsss~Fsi plan.
Ming ssmns->zan - lHsre~ss fsfn
ard isss ntoes pruduetinn during
ths var. ~As ccupistss ~ . Heet.
ting ~ about 70 farm i~s1svs
packer representatives and state
and county officials 81 ths Western
Washington ExpeFimsns sssuaa
Tuesday sftsFnooa.
The session ~ss opened ~
County AEvnt A. ~ Hssh~fisen
~ho presided during me slsesian II
officers ~hlsh F~Falsea u tss
ehescs II usasss " WALKER Il
puysllup e. eAsismsal 1. ~
Hatch. Aiasfton. vice shssFmsa.
and Hss Kelley. .1Tetsry Il ~
ruysIlur chsms<s - csmmsrxs,
rscretsry-srsasarsr These msr
also ~sii sss - sxseatlvs sem.
mittss
vsfiosss prohl~ms facing farmers
% the county ~sFs discussed,
shortaks % labx being Hivsn me
me~t ssrlasss sttsntl.a. II ~.~ an
nounssd that Coanty Agent Nssh'
sra~un gill attend msstsnss n I'll
county representatives II shs state
81 Yakima Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday and . ilst a Fssesa'
msndatloas 10 aid In -ssln. ths
situation we're given 10 him 70 pre-.
s<nt Ia thu fsthsfinf
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PAROCHIAL LEAGIE

81 Leop -. Sacred Heart q
St Patncks "a. Holy Eos1Ty
II.
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oaE th< recommendation
we're I. that The governor suthos-
Lao . census ef farm lsbar through
out tho stats. J. that an invest
gatinn BE- mads II the possibility
Of increasing th~ number 81 hsf.
vest assistants thfsush clarified
ton Of social security regulations
.. that all government agencies
concerned wlth public fslstfsns
urge the patriotic need for al
citizens to assist In hafsssts where
not otnsr~l.s occupied and Zoe al
growers 20 ooopsrAts 10 the b~~s
u their ability.
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~ s;.~ss-. t.s-s-1
Mn MAYNARD s5<1n1er ~
ss~rssd psssldsrs ~ ~ hpnra Il
trvsss>s ~ NJ reyaiiup p1nsi6
library ~ Ne sHnsnl mee1InG
rass~ssy sft.srnsu r~ni Isan&wnls
~ss ~ sknsss fs~ wee ppssl1uss.
and nsssrs y csmph~El. suprsensy.
Omar sssmssvs Al IN kears 80
Mn Gay Whyha<h - CA
ps~s W. oufnsns
In her snnnsi r~pu<t Mim No.
fsret utslnnss. ilsssrtsa. snn~s1
that GO sesHs were s<l.1sf - ~
sss~ivss dsrtng TIE rear tn "
br~fy nvw 49,. t1.1ts ttftae IT,
adult rsa1~rs. 10 n spe~lsi go
isctisn for hsah s<hsai stu1~x>A
and <,fsi fes priesthood slsm>e1avy
ssd iuaiss slsA sess h s11ltIeo
the library receives - maonn1nGo
ard nina n<w~pep<rs.
Th~ ssseslstlsn Feenv1s is<leeaD
mai 90 81 adult heone 800 49,
fo~sd ssd Inns IuveriIs O.
isetians ~ hesss are ala pneo1
IN the sebeais An saafyn1s - ~
circulation AZ ihs vsxlasa Glasses
a. bsess Shows thai p>opts weve
lees interested in phiIasepsy. -
shaiesy. spsisI s<i<ns< sr1 ~ svxo
bat there wss increase 10 tn ros9-
Inc ~ hpoks 90 current sffeirw sn4
IN biographies Tns paxpAIefe
~hleh ere assaiiy brlsf ard h ~
pelnt circulated sss<s Wisely -
year. ~ Cd periodicals. rn~rs srs
s.sss adults saa 80 setl1rsH rau1sr
tsfea a. borrowers.
ne Bs.~,nsus sna rv<s~ss~al
wumsns sls1b wiii IBID 10 ssrtn~
dss party nsndsT evening". Jsn
~. ~ shs sasn~ ~ Mrs. nnssen
crams. - en- sys. .. ~ Co
ha~s><.~s <Iu ~ Hsfsarn xnma<
Exs. f.1ffnIne M1f1sn aHt fzomN0u
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Telephone I saEus
18Th - An.


creztyieW 1884 o. " Atlas 2Bfs
-. H.gh game Fairbanks Nlsds-
mann lse. hlgn -erIst. Anderson al
Garland 2e32 90 "a Broadway 25is
~ Hign game CrishsEn z07 high
series sFobOda sea
Proctor ze2e 80 - lakewood z5s5
a. High game Lyon zlf hlsh
serlss . kssslsT blz
Main 24se fG8 " Granite zGa7 -
hlRh game. Bailey 100 hlsn series
Bailey bzI.
y ~ Merchants League
Play Nor Aflsys
Dep Store ~ "a Hardware foI
Han game Car Klsss high ssriez
Kllese SIS
BARRIERS - - candymen 10 Hisn
game A Johnson i7s high ssries
Jonnsun 4se
Grln a. " Duazsiats ~ Hsh
game p. TFelosr is5 nigh series Ire
loaF 54s
shipFaTd Isafue
Hi-Naf Aiirfs
outlaws foI - Painters a.. Hfzh
game Roy EesaE lsf high s~rlss
HeIders a. - Machlnisfs 90 Hga
game I1sstOn lei. hisb seriss Wine
chippers a. 70 Lsadnnsn a. Hleh
game Don Hohn iss htxn ssrlsa
Mohn 4e1
Once 80 - Fluers 10. Han
Ezme J. johnson ia. hlga asFles. J
johnson 500
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beautiful trout streams of the
state.
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A large gathering ~ izz~snsss
men and residents ~ the sliy ~sx
told ~ r1fs chief f1.~ssr Brake
field Tuesday 81 th> chsmbsf 81
Commerce. luncheon what b a.
In Case ~ an Air RAID Tbs
chief explained the sstioa - ths
various bombs which may -
dropped over tina sommsnlls saa
method. ~ combating them. Ne
siso smphasis~d that ssssYsns
should be trained 20 take cas-. ~
hls s~n boms o. BUSINESS rises N
ease u firs caused from . v~ld -
tho fire department. esssld not pee
sshiy cover the whole city
Tom Montgomery. Parsiiap
commissioner If civilian s~fsns<.
stated that first aid station. hsys
been ssta bllshsd 81 spinning. Ma
plswossd and Stewart rfsas sehssis
ana thai Injured viii b. tsksn %
the Eik. Temps Ne nd that %.
nstsoas for blankets. sb~~ss. tersls
pillows and pillow sas~s ~fii -
welcome Jamss 1. Brown. ehssf
air raid waFdsn. Told - ths du-
ties ~ groups under his command
rn-:..,, I; !. .s-.l
u Wa announced that W. 4.
rrisstiy Of seattle ~iii siy< . ise.
iurs 81 sumner high sebaal wsd.
nssdsy svsnins Of seioek fee
CHINA rslisf snd that Americas.
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Sumner forfeited % Pfc
Sonk O. Fsrielss forfeited 70 VsnseF.
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B'rifh-R oreenbIst e. a Green sil
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Nisaually Gives

Some good catches a. stee'
head were made on the uppe
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Th~ Camp IRE spaaNSvs -
guardians viIi m~~s rrs1ay 80
ming At ! 30 81 Camp rire eettnoe
an wsss rioe~~r 40. ~ 4. ~.
ksikus ~ili p<sesas