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nzney! exclaimed Ivan from
Novosibirsk. We'll take back ey-
erything the Fascist have-every-
thing. Wait until this winter bites
into the Germans and we bite, too.
Fritz will forget eyerything-even
his wife"
STILL FULL OF FIGHT
Ivan now had all his comrades
laughing with him. They were all
strong young faces with plenty of
fight in them. They didn't look a
bit nearer being licked than any
American soldiers or sailors or air.
men you'll see in any camp in the
United States today-yet they
were just out of very bloody
mixup in the front trenches and
they had been fighting on the re-
ceiving end of the worlds most
devastating battle line for Is
months without a breathing spell.
When Ivan said. Wen take
back everything the Fascists
have" he said II as If that was as
certain as subzero weather in the
Russian winter. This is the spirit
Of the Russian wounded in the
front zone.
Judging by my observations
In half q dozen different sec
tors Of the Rzhev front, IL
seems quite definite that this
Il the spirit Of the Red army
rs . whole. It's an army that
longs to strike Extensively. Its
officers are convinced that II
the second front win come
soon, thereby forcing Hitler
TO transfer considerable land
and air forces TO western En-
rope-then the hour for the
Russian army's offensive will
strike. That hour, that oppor-
tunity, Is the chief thing that
the Russian soldier today
waits for and lives for"
In nine days of travel up and
down this front, I have not met q
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ale<Inel Efeup~. 80 r<c41e>1
~ - efft<< Il Wsr tnfesuunr
tl>s - - -<n<< - =kmrr~
- <r<ek&r s<x><~. un<< -
- irxs~<ry I1>~1S go -
s<iess<1 ~llh~ut pv~<Il
ecme ~ th>-s - nse> sIr~<<sv
s<rn salvage "kseryn~f>'>
War snd sIsFsn<ss Hesa<<tian
rfsnn>a ~ falare <he<zn9 .r>
sach SUNSETS =. Tn Can 81.
szxs.~ ~reur Rules Fur run1<<
Conservatism. ~Nfxht aklft. :
''rkr<trerr< ~cenmarlfs Traf.
FEE '"rrcap TRAM sad s&ny
o<hera
NHs~r~1iy. sk>~> fslen 80
vsl<>.n1>. k~en - ~ 1~v~vs-
mrss 80 .. ~ 1888 ~
- sn<m - tn<y 40 -
nu<srh - shr>r ~ff>~e1v~sens r
becIfyws~1 reesls~en - ees-
resssss> - nrss~na1 wss
ss~rsp.. sAus es~s~ssls9 ~
pns<ts set~ene - - eeunegv
lsts stssssa1 hnse>nsre~s<A
n wiii b< w~li n femsmher thas
ths most imrcrtsnt r~ssre fulna
have far attending pseture sno~s
10 10 hs entertained and u. -
rrsson ~ sn avefshan1ane< II
war" attractions. - ssev-f~ed
Inc patrons. Then - shall hsvs
destroyed enc ~ the h<<t nz>1is
We havs a our dispp~aI far th>i'
education and enlightenment.
ls certainty that our news'
rel. wiIl - aimast entirely enn'
fined 10 current war news
condition which IL somples~Iy nor
nal. However. when they srs
shown on sereens which sFs aiss
playing government wsr flims ~
patrons are getting shruf III N
propaganda they san comfortably
digest. Now with the main
attraction : fictionai creation d
which the current var i the GuId'
ing theme. ~ are getting much
more turkey than u good foe ~
Ths iadsvs1sni sss11es Win
10 well - iesss ~ psspsr
.anaa =. ~ ''sell1sx" ~ -
-.-.--s - a. 49,
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BY LELAND STOWE

u,,r speeel by Wireless, Copyright ls42
., WITH THE RED ARMY ON THE RZHEv FRONT
will you take Rzhev?"
A.. irs was IN log cabin emergency hospital where Yar
e terrible my personal candidate for the wars most
euctaoe chauffeur contrived to land for the night
I was talking with Red army solder-bg blond War
hondrayev from Novosibirsk, in western Siberia. Ivan
o mao one leg and one pretty thoroughly perforated
by German mine days previously He tossed back his
yellow mop of hair and laughed loudly
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about their ultimate rescue. I
cannot speak too highly Of the
wonderful cooperation Of the
army and navy and I wish TO
thank everyone who participated
personally.
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REsPoNsE WAS GOOD

wAsHrSGToN--Motorists turn
ed In !. ass 500 tires under the vita
tire purchase plan through Nov
7. the Office Of Price Adminlstrs-
ton announced.
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. SERIAL STORY
PLAY BY PLAY
BY PAUL DAVID PRESTON

now. Blythe waited near ne
players sntEsacs At : qn.rtsr q
:. = has rolled ~ vita Pup snd -
'1ads- already IN uniform.
ut Riys =. Heiico-s-
-nly. III; -. xss-s-s-s. yee-
heoi NJ
TIE players were yelling their
greetings. pllinx cut q ~ 30
she ssx pusne. she szw NoFmsn
Dana. she ~ Heavy Under
wed scsnbsr ~ face because hs
wouldn't - abe 70 plsy. shs ~
al TIE other eager cadets. fsothsii
men for ore more Eams. she feit
Pep near her and Kissed him when
re held her Tor = Hem<nt-snd
than al 40 caee the others wsre
streaming IN and shs va alone
with Duane.
Listen. nly. llsten' i.istsnf'
Ne kept repeating 4. nerscasiy'
Il been thinking all nlkht. All
day. finally got up courage
enough 70 ash q. That question !
told you about. MY. been want
ing "a ask IL FOR more than > year.
I Tot 10 ASK u ne~ o. III 90
crazy. Blythe. sweetheart could
you possibly marry met isse
you -. Could yonf :. &. Could
you :"
"snotch him out q u. Eanf,-
Suddenly they were Fwampedi
Hls own teammates. seeing him
linger. had returned In force and
now they ran onto the field vita
him while the stands began a VIC
tory roaring
Victory roarinef
Exactly that People said. later.
that no team On earth could have
stopped the Llncolns that day.
Dana and Hogan. ths two great
backs. were greater than ever. ny
fourth quarter they had state u.
In q daEe.
And II was In this fourth quar-
ter. too. that another odd little
drama was recorded for postsrity.
There was a time out after Lin
coins third touchdown. Duane
Hogan had dropped back 70 kick
the goal. and in the dramatic mo-
ment Of waiting he turned 10 face
the Lincoln bench. sixty thousand
spectators saw him begin making
strange hand signs.
Instantly. Blythe Miller jumped
I'D from the bench and made
queer gestures Of her own.
The referees shrill whistle cut
the air. Hs ran toward Duane.
They're coaching from the side
linesl" yelled the state u. captain
sngrily. Against the ruiesls
Did you get message from
the Lincoln bench ?" the referee
demanded.
Duane was smiling. Yes. sir. :
Penalty. theni!" the official
snapped. What was the mes
sage ?"
Big Duane Hogan grinned even
broader. Il was just doing a little
Indian slgn talk. | said 10 the
coaeh's daughter. What's thu an
swer 10 my question And she
sign-talked back. Her answer was
'Yes."
THE END
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Rickenbacker
Found Alive

Continued from Page onel
I he toek chances thai would hsvE
killed another. In France hs aeves
counted the Odds against him when
fighting the Germans He eecam<
the nations greatest ace Of that
conflict.
In the years Of peace which fol-
lowed. the Rickeneacker legend
grew. on Feb. ~. 1871. II seemed
for a while that the last chapter
had been written. A passenger
plane Of the Eastern Air Lines. a
which Rickenhacker was president
crashed near Atlanta. Ca.
Rickenbscker was aboard. ne
was critically hurt For hours he
lay pinned IN the wreckage. But
he fought off Inconsistencies
warned rescuers and others not ic
light matches. which might have
made a funeral pyre out Of the
gasoline-soaked wreck. he ever
gave directions for getting the
others out
9 OTHERS DIED
Eight persons died In that crash
but Rickenbacker. after weeks in .
hospital, recovered.
When the second world val
broke out. Rickenbaeker AZ once
offered his services. shortly hefor,
starting the Pacific flight. he hac
returned from Great Britain wher,
he made a special study for slim
son Of army air forces personne
and equipment In the Europesr
theater.
He was on a similar inspection
mission last October when the
cryptic message reached Honolulu
that his plane was running out Of
fuel.
Both Riekenbaeker and Adam,
son were reported In good condi'
ton. Private Bartek was in 9
serious state. II was said. but h
is expected 10 recover.
How the three men located or
the island are faring was not i'm.
mediately determined. A U. 8
navy medical officer has beer
flown 10 the island and the mer
will be returned to a naval base
in the Pacific.
TOO VALUABLE
Rickenbaeker was too valuable
a man 10 lose. On Oct. 20, slim.
son said he could not help cling
ing to the hope that he will still
turn up"
You and I know" he told re-
porters. that Captain Ricken'
hacker IL an exception to all tbs
cut and dried rules"
so II turned out.
In discussing the search foi
Rickenbaeker. stimson paid him
this tribute:
Captain Rickenbacker's nams
stands high on the list of Ameri.
can heroes"
WAS JOINT EFFORT
The search for Riokenbackei
was a joint effort by the army and
navy.
The rescue was made about 500
miles north Of Samoa.
Long-range army bombers snc
navy Ply flying boats criss'
crossed the Pacific wastes where
II was believed the crew members
might be floating in their littls
yellow life RATS.
The search was rewarded by IN.
finding of Cherry. pilot OF tn.
missing plane, this week. He wal
in good condition and Is expected
to recover from his ordeal.
cherry's rescue gave focus Il
the search. Army and navy flieri
and surface vessels covered th'
area day and night
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RUSSIANS SOUND TO KEEP ON
Reds Won't
Give Up
Fighting
THEY WOULDN'T KNOW HOW

T S ca Is INC 10th Of series Of exclusive articles bp
,nsaa stOee ertten about the nine days he has jwst
nsrS ~ tae hed Army at he 'front.' This is the longest
IN the battle zoneJ w WIN ~" '' '"S'~
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nIrr aopsH-eenis n<ns> srs scHr
rsYns in ~ic<tsna.~ n - =.
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csnson.s slse -Lsas CANISTER
ssruas SLOWING
nksERly--csrr QvNnt and sssn
arfhur IN arhs f'alk ~ fns Toen
also jinx r.issnsuFs In stusss
Laas~
csrfroI = PAT osr<n ard Jane,
nisir IN Two Nanks " uinlasds
also barbara esanwfet ara Josi
NecFea tn -osmhilns LAdf~
COMMUNITY - Greer asFsea ana
walter rsdseen IN ~hfs Ainlssf"
Ray srnEkr--fon Chsnsy and nsia
Lnsosl ia srhs Ghost 1t Ff.nssn.
sfsin.- also Patrick Kneslss and
Maria Monies IN -rns hys'<fs o.
LAkHw o'nrisn and oisnn
Fofa in Flight Lisutensnt.s aise
William nnlden snd Frances une
In Meet me stewart"
rAnk - oresI usFsoa END wAiisf
rn r,szros u PENNY r's slnsl.ssn ana
Arthur fAks IN 'hinndis for tis-
Garlic IN Road AeenN
nEAIAnT--Ieo Garlic and Ands
n<ylns IN Unseen Ensmy.. also
chester Morris ara Jean PARKER IN
No Hsnas on ne cioss .
rideson In Mrs MlniveF"
SHELL - Lucille nsll and James
Craig In valley Of ne sun. also
Bfod Crawford and Virginia bruce
In Butch Minds the hshf,"
stssfT-.Virsinin Bruce and nFnd
Crawford In Butch Afnas me
BABY" also Conrad vsidt ana Ann
Arsrs In Mari Aaent"
TEMPLE - John Payne and nettr
orsbie IN "Foetllnhf n<fsnsas. :
nIvfEnA. samnsr--nsrry james ana
the Andrews Sisters IN -rfivats
Bucssroo." also Danger IN ne
Pacific"
LIHEnBy. ruysIiup--nosalind nns-
cell and Brian Ahsfne Ia NJ
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s2-week program has already been worked oct ard
1925 thcscrs have pledged themselves q play he Victory
films which I'll b reIeazed weekly during Ihz coming
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National Hockey

~ ISIIID PHEss
The New York Rangers scored
IN their 18th consecutive game
Tuesday night. establishing =
new words record and routing the
Brooklyn Americans a. Madison
square Garden. "a
The Ranger streak. started
April -. 1850. includes tive
STANLEY cup gAmrs. - Nat
Ional Hockey hague zames
and three piay-off games last
year. plus Is straight leagss
Kzns-s this season In which
they have escaped shutouts.
a crowd q 1900 naU the
Rangers rout the Americans with
six goals In the last penod ard
gain undisputed Possession Of
second place over ldls Toronto.
The Boston Bruins defeated me
Detroit Red Wings z-l before
u 900 fans a. Boston Garden and
maintained their tYo-polnt league
lead.
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Limit Flying
OF Civilians
Avioiion Schools
VIII b Moved

A. = matter nj military nscss.
atty" all civilian flying west AZ The
Cascades IN Washington and Ore
gun IL psuhlhitsd By order. from
the Second intsFosptof command.
Only exceptions ara approved
aifilnss carrying passengers. mail
and express. and official slxiiisn
pilot training equipment used IN
instruction of ssistinx approved
classes
Commercial cir lines had planned
10 move from noelnK 10 Paine
field. near Everett. 81 Thursday.
but the transfer has s>sn asisyea
for . few days
students In approved civilian
pilot training courses will - per-
mittsd 10 complsts thsif courses
bat no new students siil ~ en-
rolled. Schools viii have 10 elaes
and move out 81 the area - sooa
AZ courses are finished.
Owners Of private planes mss
apply for authority % make aas-
way flights out of ths ares.
Orders for eurtsIimsnt ~ sisiilan
aviation came from Brig. o@a.
Carlyle N. wash. commanding
the Second lnterosptar command.
Seattle.
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Hob River Produces
inc Steelhead Catch

Eighteen seelhead. limits taken from the Hob
river Jefferson county Tuesday by anglers
The fish display Wednesday Hardware COMPANY
South Tacoma, completely covered a 6-foot board
The total weight 1877 pounds a pound fish the
heaviest
The trout shape exceptionally bright
The river too the anglers flight action
Fresh salmon eggs Indian. of that dist
riot, were used for bait the anglers said
As usual the big got away. That Ia IN. tr,Iv
big The fishermen could them
The anglers Ike Eisenberg, Goodwin and J. l.
Brown and their
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Commercial LEAGUE

High score In the Commercial
league matches on the Broadway
alleys went to one Of the women
members. Helen Blsttler. who fin
ished her evenings work with a
nice 54s total. including games OF
1913. 10 and 1856
The Hotel Lsssies continued
their winning ways. taking three
points from the Bakery Ladies,
their feminine rivals.
Fred Schmechle's ZIG was tbs
high single OF the matches and his
team, the nremen, captured four
points from Markets.
The Photograph $ lost the first
game to the Servicemen, but came
back strong to take the two re-
naming games and the point for
total. George Boscovch rolled a
2l2 game and Doug Topping 524
total to lead Meyers men, while
Ralph Bush topped the losers with
202 and $50.
Office Supplies won four
from Royal Arcanum. Tony
BarcOtt rolled 546 for the
losers and Roman koebIers
$50 was tops for the winners.
The two ice teams opposed each
other in a hot series which the
Carriers won by 3 to l margin.
Ralph Hillers 203 was high single
and Len TroWbridges se5 was high
series
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Telephone Issrus
In Army Now

SALT LAKE CITY - Harold
Erickson. pitcher for the ogden
Reds Of the Pioneer league In 1910
and player IN the Piedmont
league last season. volunteered for
army duty today and vas &C
csptsc- Erickson said he would
like 70 get In the ar corps He
was 10 have reported 70 the Birrn-
inRham club Of tina Southern sAso-
citation this year.
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Moy Get PriosiHes
On House MotegioIs

Pfsositlss On materials fax ~
ysis residences under ssaefrueeien
bsfsrs last o<t nay ~ esealno1
until rss. 1. ~ ~ss dississs1 Ws1-
nssdsy.
A xossnmsat representative
Gill hs ssrllsbls Tuesday fsrsaoea
II the chamber a ernnsfee.
~hsFs ne vii furnish dstsiis sn1
The nsessssry sppiiestlsa fsems
FOR prisriti~s
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Illness We was harm In Mantle
voc. Wa, and same o. Tacoma
in 1919 hs was employed ~ the
sperry Flour min. but retired
about 1850 Surviving are two
sans, Russell ~ Tacoma. and Carl
Of bremsrton. one daughter, Mrs.
Mary A. Iohr of Los Angeles.
Calf. two stsp-sons. George and
LEROY strehy Of raeoma. and two
sisp-dsnghisrs. MFs w. =. Fsln 81
Tacoma and Mrs Earl Scott %
bingham Canyon. Utah. Buckley
King siil announce the funeral
arrangements.
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Tigers and Abes
In Grapple Meet

Meeting in the first of the two
intra city matches, Stadium and
Lincoln grapplers will tangle on
the Stadium mats Thursday after
noon at 3:l5 o'clock. The match
will also count in the Western
Washington Wrestling league
Coach Dan Lazare will take q
green squad 10 Stadium TO tackle
the Tiger matmen who defeated
Longview last week. Lincoln lost
TO Flies defending state cham
-pions.
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A special bus has b~en chartered
10 take the Tacoma delegation 10
the Transportation clubs ANIMAL
party ~ Seattle on Saturday even.
ing. II was revealed "Wednesday ~
M Pole, secretary ef the isesi
organisation.
T'hs affair all hs lhs a7ad sn.
ruai celsbrstlon ~ the neaftls
groups Installation % new officers.
A banquss. finor shss. cocktails
and numerous forms ~ Informal
entertainment viii be features II
the evening Reservations ara b.
Ing made locally by POLE
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Puyollup so. Kent 81

- PUYAILUf-PuyaIIup VIKINGS
kept pace with Buckley Mountain
GERS in the Puget Sound conference
race by defeating Kent Vandals,
50-34, here last night. The Vandals
opened a "a lead in the first four
minutes but Puyallup was ahead.
1911, at the end of the first quar-
ter and stayed ahead thereafter.
Gail Bruce tossed in 81 points.
Puyallup reserves won, 1926, on
Jim AYES basket in the last 20
seconds.
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Basketball

b USfTEB PHEEE
salem - MilNzukle "a
Albany 20 OREGON Ctr -
EoseDurz - A1hlznd 70
E4sene 81 Corvallis n
Tiflamook =. 81 Asrys IS fbgfh
Tsrnonis % Cistaksnis IS.
Columbia Prep 81. iii -
AmifF - Dallas ls
NoooDurn 90. 6!lVerton 20.
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ARKANSAS cry. Mans. Ths
five Hawkins children sent back
10 school Wednesday bat ths
humps" slgn stlli ~as out ss
the Hawkins residence
The fstsss. cecil Hs~kis..
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Waltons 10 Meet

Izssk Walton chapter. Taeona.
viii meet Thursday night AZ
O'Clock a. Jefferson Park club
house. There Will b. short bust
nsss session followed BY a card
party
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NISs sun ". sPHNCrn

Private services FOR Miss Sue !
spencer Of 700 Sc. sath 81. will
be held under the direction of
Buokley.king. with the Rev. Henry
Victor Morgan officiating I'm
tombment viii he In the Tacoma
msusoleum Miss Spencer died At
her home Tuesday. she had been
q teacher Of Stadium high school
for many years until her retire
ment two years ago She MAS .
member Of Divine Science church.
Daughters of the Nile, and vida
chapter. q y. q. If which organ
ization she Was = past mstron
She leaves on. SISTER. Mrs. n X.
Marshall of Tacoma. and two
brothers. v. l. Spencer ~ TIA
coma. and y. - spencer Of Los
Angeles. Calf.
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sIcK soskovIeH

Nick Roskoyich. ~. Of Eaton
Vile, died Tuesday In a local hos
pital A native Of Yuroslavis. he
had been in this country 40 years.
and was employed by the Eaton
vile Lumber Co. lie leaves one
daughter. Mrs Pete Jugovioh Of
Tacoma. one son. la Europe. and
one grandson In Eatonville Cas-
sedy and Allen Will announce the
funeral arrangements.
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Highline in Upset

RENTON-Highline Pirates up
set Renton Indians. 1926. here last
night after leading 1873 at half
time. Bill Belmondo shot Renton
into a lead in the third period but
the Pirates came back to win.
Renton won the reserve game,
il to 6.
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Clovers So. Fedwoy IS

LAKEWOOD = Fired up by a
clustering halftime talk hy Coach
Bill Lennon. Clover Park War
r1ors defeated Federal Way Eagles.
5s-ie. here last night after only
being ahead. 1918. at halftime.
Clover Park reserves won. 1922.
after leading, 1918. At halftime.
efax.. U.xE skeA sIaa FEDERAL N =.
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Dreyer Posts
Scoring Mark
Fife Center Mokes
50 Points in Come
PIERCE COUNTY LEAGUE

TUESDAY kT>tif>
Fife SO. kspowsin %.
Clover Park s. Federal Way -,
orting IS. Eatonvills 81.
kAfoNsi> - Frank Dreysr.
Fife center. posted a new Pierce
County league single-gsme scoring
here last night when he scored -
points 10 break the record % 81
points made in the kApowsin gym
by Harry Erickson Of kspo~an
In 1910.
Dneyer's big splurge. coming
from 10 field goals in IS shots At
the basket. paced Fife Trojans 10
their firth straight league victory.
1929. over kapowsin Loegers Fife
led 42-io At halftime. Fife reserves
won, ASA
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Yeln 81. Roy 29

YE1.M-Yeim Tornadoes moved
into sole command OF third place
In the Pierce County league race
by defeating Roy Lynx. s+-2s. here
last night after holding = 1915
halftime lead. Roy reserves won,
~ To rs.
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Orting Wins. 1891

oRTiNG-orting Cardinals won
their second Pierce County league
game OF the season by defeating
Eatonville Cruisers. 1891. here last
nigh. Orting led most Of the
way. Adding a 20-i6 advantage at
halftime. Eatonville reserves won.
24-lo.
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JOHN sTRINskY

John strinsky. 30. OF 3o2s SO.
Cushman ave. died Wednesday In
a local hospital A native Of
Colorado he Was n bolt header for
Northern Pacific railroad. ". had
been with the company since is2s.
and WAS a member Of the Northern
Pacific Beneficial association. TIA
coma division. and Of the Catholic
church. lie leaves his wife. Ger
trlde. Ruckley-king will announce
the funeral arrangements.
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VILE $500 HosakANA ~, Gallagher "a 4.
Coliysr, Auksi ~. forenoon. fsAta