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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
: Local Boards
Draft 2O7 Men

Five local draft boards collabo-
rated 10 make up the latest con
tinguent Of men indicted at the
Fort street center
These men, numbering 207. viii
leave for various training camps
after 12-day furlOuChs.
The indicted men were
WAYNE BOARD No. ~
Theodore l.. silver. $3.50 Glyrn court
Walter A. Frank, 1925 Nhr1in.
lynn 4. Doctor. $50 London
David Bone. AS PARK avenue
Bcr amin p schatrer. 1882 ErEoo~.
Robert 5. Hurst 1885 santa hartar-.
Bernard r. o LeBry l7l72 Nor'hia"r
Milton Fisnwan. $3.50 Rochester
John n. Colombo. 1885 Stratfori
Henry . Nyhgs. 1850 WashfIrn
Harold p Pullman. 1871, W.sg.o't.a.
Seymour Goldman. 1NiN3 Mu'riHn1-
WAYNE BOARD No. a.
Leo " supple 1878 Carson.
Prank A. kl.mtk. $500 Clipper
Anthony , KreU. ASA SpruEw'
Alfred C. DrDm1ski 1883 ChamteE.aIn.
EGgcne J. BurfA. 1898 oEden.
Walter J March. Tls9 Waldo
Leonard Alexander. e10 MARLBOROUGH.
John V. sarua alfl La8ndale
william J Eajdak. 1855 souhrrn.
Theodore J C'ejarczyk. 47lZ Junction
John 8. EgHek Akron .
John T. Luobikis. 7ts Dlstrl
Joseph p Jamula. 1913 WALDO
Warren Pearson 1895 laWudA'e
Benedict J. OrEanfk. Walled Lake
John Andres 1855 North Martufa.9
Henry Miller Asa Fenvile
Row q Patton. 1855 West Grand boulevard.
Basil Peiachyk. 1921 Waldo
Carl ]. sowey. 27i3 Norman.
liver " Carlson. SIS Noatmrre
william p shell. 1927 Catalan
CaErnter s MHrTpr. 1858 Central.
leo Gletz Ass Parkinson
Edward J. Hoffman, afni Liyrrno.f
Herman W, ByHca. t5o5 Srr7tUeNs
Earl r Thompson, 7o26 Senator
Melvin J Chufers loss Lswnfa.o
Alfred r Thinschridt. Sng7 Gartnsr
Max J. Roulef 1850 waldo.
Arthur " stivtr 1907 Evans,
Nike c. Macy 72i7 Ne.yl-
+ Leonard + Spanick sgG7 Nrs' vernon.
william A. M-GoVar. 1907 Winthrop.
ROBERT o Kre'sehmer 23'6 Cabot
John = Kemrick 23gS Eiofcn,
Robert T. Brle L1CklHnd @
Atoiph y smith 1882 ohio
Theodore " Czach. as63 Iawnfo''
oswald J. Teeters, 7ti Itate.
. John L. Brownie 2333 Wendell
Frank R0tella. 23i6 LaUudHIc. Apt ~!
Rex Z. Reeve s33 Campbell
George DraeMk. SIS2 Ashton
J stanley G. Burkncss 1886. MnHaae.
ICsude T.. Roberts $3.50 Iolar.
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knpetl M.tlgul. z4g-
"u'eI II s 5,oi-s..t.r c,te V..iIo
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i 49," NJ t, .,,',,.., 600 rr.lt-
"a.'t' - 49, .pn ~ AZ
ri. W az 60
t.l.h, V,-r.i,,,-.t l.os Cb.t.r
$500. tqtt Csrrr-
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80 prgyr,.io eaIo parluood
Xtiii,i,,, Y r;agsi sl6S DrnicIg
,'.,-..,. et~.g 1904 So Lawrence
.,,t.-rg Va-tve e03q Tarkns
{S,.-t,u t.lyysrdg SRA Tuwics.
f,S, TrL.r.k 5gf5 Daniels
i,.a,s " Fic-Jst. $3.50 CsrHn.
I-..ret. steiner 5sST Cabot
i,1ts " NIeh4J.k tt7a Freer
Hftrbsol puehary squT ST. Lawrence
Tpor,ar s. FHirFawsit. $3.50 Daniels.
ti,,,sr tour0szoq a2ll Tiveruuls
hrrcii a FrrDpa. $500 BarIIm.
HENRY thinner. S0I6 DAYTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

Omer A. Petit, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pasquale Petit, 1852 Haw-
thorne street, was recently pro-
NOTED 10 the rank of second lieu
tenant at the army advanced fly
ing school, Turner Field, Ga.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

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Connolly Answers

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6-(a) vision of cross before a
battle; (b) she waited 20
years for return Of OdySscus;
tc) after Charles Hull.
original owner OF house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11

Ii;cense1

Marriage license applications
were received Monday by the eoun-
" auditor from the following cou-
pies. Deander John Cans. ~, OF
1901 No. Cedar ST. and Agnes NJ.
Gruber. ~. Hotel Winthrop; Ed
ward A. Msrek. %, and Marjorie
June Hsvilsnd. is. both Of Eaton
vile: Phillip Ernest Hackenoerg'
%. and winifred Msdlyn Brsbin,
%. both Of Portland;
Joseph Allen Erase. 20, and
Doris Irene Thomas. 10. both Of
Hoquism: Alexander Madiek, %,
Fort Lewis, and Olga Evelyn
jerks. %. Chisholm. MINI; Harold
d. Smyth, 26. Fort Lewis. and
Pear Catherine Patsy, 20. Seattle;
Cleo Wiley. 20. and oJsnne Lanier,
is. both OF Shelton:
Robert Martin Sturm, %. Fort
lewis. and Ruth Esther Munney
%. Ea. Randolph. n. Y; John Sa-
bin Swain. IS. McChord field. and
Lima Alice Britain. rs. Long
Beach, Calf: Melvin Richard
Jorgensen. 81. of 602s So. Warner
st. and Lila Rose Schlosser, 10. OF
5Ss23 So. Warner ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Crowd Thrilled
By Band Concert

Band music 10 the liking Of a
large crowd of Tacomans. sailors
and soldiers was the Sunday after
noon menu at Point Defiance park
when Joe e. Rausch led the 5o-
piece Seattle Tacoma Shipbuilding
corporation band In its first formal
concert.
Bright sun marked the presen-
tation of the concert. sponsored
by the shipysrd Athletic club for
the Pierce county war savings
staff. Gray Ladies sold war saw
ings stamps and bonds from
County Chairman Leo +. Titus
flsg-bedecked touring car.
Sherman lngels. park superin-
tendent. described the many ad-
vsntages of the park to the audi
ence. while brief talks on war
bonds. payroll deductions and band
concerts were given by Titus.
Mayor Harry Cain. Win Conner,
director of special events, and
Hugo z. Ferber. director of the
payroll savings division.
Vocalist for the concert was
Corp. Arthur Bradley of Fort
Lewis. Band numbers were an
nounced by Marshal Tiny" Todd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Gig Harbor Bruin
Frightens Many

GIG HARBOR-Mr John Hall
was busy picking apples on the
rear of his place Tuesday after
noon when very suddenly he was
greeted with a terrific growl and
crunching and cracking Of limbs
and underbrush within a few feet
Of him. He visioned a bit Of black
fur close by but otherwise his
heels were working too fast for
his eyes to dilste
Another encounter with the big
brlin was when Marilyn Henley
was picking wild blackberries in
the same vicinity. She also dis
turbed his slumber and like her
elders decided her neck was more
valuable than the berries.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Billiard, who
live in the same vicinity. report
their pet spaniel Pat doing a
good job Of reporting bruins visits
close by as does Prince" the
watch dog OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Borgert who also report the loss
Of two choice young geese. Mr..
Moe reports the loss Of two dozen
chickens in one night and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Fay who generally ship
three ton Of cherries each year at
liz cents per pound will have none
this year when the price is s cents.
Bruin mas not always confined
his activities to the one district
reports Mrs. Lillian Rust. who tells
Of his visits 10 their place. While
the bruiser was peacefully"
breaking down branches and en-
joying the Rust's cherries, Mr..
Rust attempted TO scare the
nuisance away with his shotgun.
However. the animal merely looked
the intruder" over and ssuntered
away AZ his leisure Later in the
day Mrs Rust again encountered
the bear while picking cherries for
pie. Her niece. Miss Verns
Wheeler. sought 70 scare the bear
sVay with = rock which looked
pretty big 70 Mr.. BruIn and ne
took 10 the woods on all fours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
People
In the News
Admiral william ID. I>ahy

Admiral william ID. I~ahy,
President Roosevelt's chief OF
staff, told Americans that this is
the time to make OAR stand"
He added. THE picture IL grim,
but remember 1918? 1t was grim
then, too"
In New Orleans Andrew Jack
son Higgins. ST., New Orleans
shipbuilder. said he would hold
Columnist Drew Pearson account
able Z or a malicious falsehood''
that his shipyard site was bot
tomless pit"
Jack Benny. radio star who
launched his vaudeville career as
the doorman Of the only theater in
Waukegan, ILL.,, was a Si2 .000. 900
Hollywood producer today
Benny signed a contract with
United Artists corporation to pro-
duce u pictures at cost OF
81 900, 900 each.
An eight-day search for Gordon
II. Randall. is year old Natick,
Mass. high school junior. ended
when his parents received a tele-
gram from the sheriff at ottawa.
Ill.,. saying the youth was being
held there as q runaway.
Maj. Gen. Levin II. Campbell.
chief of army ordinance, In De-
troit demanded that the personnel
of the Chrysler tank arsenal learn
10 hate the enemy II they are to
do the best production job pos
sible.
Screen Star Ruth Hussey was
honeymooning with &. Robert
l.ougenecher, southern California
businessman whom she met in a
Hollywood book shop several
months ago
James Cagney was scheduled
Tuesday 10 drive in one NJ the
most famous Of all trotting and
pacing meets at Goshen. n. Y. in
his nationwide war bond tour.
In Los Angeles attorneys for
Oscar L. Aibertson. ~ year old
church elder convicted of the muir
der OF Gardener John Metz, an
nouneed they would file motion
for new trial.
Veteran screen and radio Ac-
tress Gloria Holden admitted she
had never been slapped in her life
until working for meek. mild
hammered Arch Oboler Miss
Holden couldn't cry satisfactorily
for a movie scene, SO oboler slap
ped her and while the actress
cried, cameras rolled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Jeep Riders Must Have
More Medical Service

POLAND SPRING, Me. - A
half-hour ride in speeding "jeep'
or tank is equivalent to a days
march or digging trench, accord
ing to Philadelphia osteopath
For this reason. Or. John II.
Eimerbrink told the annual con-
vention Of the Maine Osteopathic
association, there is growing
need in the army for physicians
qualified to correct disturbed body
mechanics and manipulativs thera-
peutics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Yankee Raids
Are Successful
Japanese Bosses
In Chino Blasted

HESGYASG. China United
States fighter planes. led per-
sonslly BY Col. Robert L. Scott,
Monday bombed the japanese
base at Hsienning with great
success.
Hsienning Il about so
miles southwest of Hankow.
The raid was carried out in
the afternoon.
Scott, whose home is AZ Macon.
Ga, is commander Of the United
7 States pursuit group in China,
operating under Brig. Gen. Claire
l.. Chennault. commander OF all
American aviation forces in China.
The American pilots drop
ped their bombs on enemy
ammunition dumps, military
warehouses and other build
ings at Hsienning.
Pilots reported that their ex-
plosives landed In the target areas
and destroyed most Of the build
ings.
CHUNGkING - United States
bombers, protected by fighter
planes, raided the japanese Indo-
China base of Haiphong, scoring
a direct nit on 4-000-ton ship
and starting large fires in the
dock area, a communique SAID
Monday.
The communique, issued at
headquarters of Gen. Joseph
w. Stillwell. reported the
iphong surprise raid
shortly after dispatches from
Hangyang told of an attack
by bomb carrying L. :.
fighter planes on the Japan
csc base Mt Hsienning, south
west of Hankow. The Hsien-
ming raid was led by Gei.
Robert l.. Scott.
After the bombers at Haiphong
released their loads. escorting
planes also bombed and machine
gunned the dock area. The COM
munique said a large oil fire was
started in the northwest corner of
/ the docks.
''The complete hack Of
hostile opposition indicated
that the enemy WAS taken
by complete surprise the
communique said.
Meanwhile Chinese COM
munique reported undated fierce
fighting on the outskirts of Linch-
wan in Kiangsi province. Wuli-
tang, a village less than two miles
south Of the city, changed hands
between the Chinese and japanese
10 times during the past week, II
was said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Youth Learns Auto
Travels Too Rapidly

Johi Norris. IL, who said he WAS
learning to drive car he had just
purchased and wanted 10 find out
n anything was wrong with IL,
found Monday morning that IL
would 70 much faster than police
thought 1t should.
He was clicked Al so miles an
hour between Center and NJ and
18th and Tacoma ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Filing A. kOISTAn

Filing A. Kolstad. 70. oof 1927
So. Cakes. died Sunday AZ his
home Born in Kenyon. MINI, ne
had lived in Tacoma s5 years. He
was a retired farmer and q mem
Der OF the Lutheran church. Sur
viving are three sons. Elmer and
LaVerne of Tacoma. and Leonard
Of Seattle; two daughters, Miss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
LENS SJoN1CK

Jens Sjovick. 81. Of 1902 So.
Fawcett. died Sunday in a local
hospital. Born in Norway. he had
lived in the United States for SIS
wears. and in Tacoma for the pas;
% years. He had been a marble
cutter for the Vermont Marble
company for Is years. Surviving
are two sons. Arne and Herman
Sioyick. both Of Alaska; one
daughter. Mrs. Jennie Larson OF
Tacoma: one brother and one sis
ter in Norway. c. o. Lynn Co.
will announce the funeral arrange
mentS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
WITH UNITED PRESS

NORTH BRANCH. n. 1.-Two. .
persons were killed and 10 were
injured late Sunday night when ar
All-American bus blew out a tire
crashed into a tree and turned
over.
MOSCOW - German bomb
ing planes have killed the
mother Of MikhaiI Sholokhov,
one Of Russias most famous
living authors, the newspaper
Komsomolskaya Pravda re-
ported Tuesday.
ROME-Italian Broadcast Re.
corded by UP In New York. Cen
eral headquarters said Monday
that Italian armed forces lost
s,941 men killed, wounded, OF
missing during July
INSTRUMENTATION V.
Evatt, Australian minister for
exterior affairs, Monday re-
ported that his recent trips to
Britain and the United States
had resulted In satisfactory
arrangements for allied sup
port of the war In the south
west Pacific.
HONOLULU 60 Five japanese
workers at Hicksm field begar
prison sentences Monday because
they ridiculed conscientious work
ers and tried to get them TO work
less hard.
LONDON - The death Of
Lieut.. Gen. William Henry
Ewart Gott, As. one Of the
youngest generals Of the Brit
ish army and m expert In
desert warfare, was reported
from the Middle East Monday.
Gott. known to British troops
rs "Straffer Gott," was said
10 have died In an accident.
Phoenix, Ariz.-Southern Pacific
railway reports said three persons
were dead Monday and many more
were reported homeless as the re
suit of heavy floods south OF
Hermosillo, Mex.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
N. W. Opposition TO
Tax Meeting Favor

Pacific Northwest opposition to
the 5 per cent freight charge tax
is being favorably received by the
senate finance committee. which is
considering the revenue bill for
1912. according to letters received
by jaw w. McCune. traffic man
ager OF the Chamber OF Commerce,
Senator Homer T. Bone wrote
McCune that Senator Walter
George of Georgia, chairman OF
the finance committe. had in
formed him Bone that he
thought the per cent would be
eliminated.
Frederick c. Hamley, director OF
the Washington state department
Of public service. wrote McCune
describing the hearing before the
finance committee. Hamley said
Senator Robert Taft OF Ohio
seemed opposed 10 the tax.
The Pacific Northwest is OPP
posed 10 the tax because IL PEN
Allies the coast more than other
areas. A straight tax per pound
would be more equitable, MoCune
said Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Two Suffer Fractures
In an Auto Accident

Maurice Peterson. 81. of Route
I. Box $40. Tacoma. and Reinhart
Nichols, 80. OF Summer. were
treated at st. Joseph's hospital
Sunday for injuries In automobile
accidents about which few details
were learned.
Peterson received fractured
elbow and Nichols a fractured arm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Cousin Of Jesse James
To Shoot Gun for Army
FORT LEONARD WOOD. Mo,

FOKT LEONARD WOOD, Mo.
One OF the James boys Is in thu
army. He is Pvt. Frank James,
Mulberry. Kan. cousin of the
famed Missouri bandits, Frank and
Jesse James. A marksman himself.
he says he was raised in the fam
lily tradition Of knowing how to
use "shootin' iron"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Hens Brood Should
Make Good Travellers

ROSEBURG. Ore.-The brood of
hen owned by Wesley Hayes,
Glendale mill worker, is going to
be accustomed to travelling.
Hayes discovered the hen sitting
on nest of five eggs under the
floor boards Of his car. He drives
five miles to work zach day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Navy Recruits
So for July
Tocomo and Pierce
County Men Enlist

sixty-eight Tacoma and Pierce
county residents enlisted in the
naval reserve or navy during the
month Of July. It was announced
by A. f. Albreoht. chief mschin.
lists mate in charge Of the Taooms
recruiting office
Those enlisting in the navy were:
Edward Earl Anderson. 1915
Market St: Stanley Allen Warren.
1916 Market st: Frank Edward
Ward. 1917 South c st. Paul
Robert Pelker, 501e South 18th
st: Dan A. Neeham. Rainier: Nor.
man Howard Myhre, 521e So
Ferry st: Robert Lee Marshall
1855 East y st: Don LaVerns
Mansfield, Route No. 5. Box 459:
Ralph Harold Tough. 1909 South
18th st: Eugene Edward Lorent
s217 South B st. Gene Wallace
Lambert. 2e07 South 9th st: Ben
jamin Fay kimball. 1903 South
sth st: Howard Hill. 702 South X
st; Jesse James Henning. Alder
ton; Joseph Rollin Gilman. Route
8. Box 322. Puysllup: Phillip Bruce
Fosdick, 1912 South NJ st: Louis
Andrew Fix. P. o. Box e37.
Those enlisting in the naval re-
serve were:
Norman Roderiek Anderson.
2024 South 7th st: Clyde Edgar
Barrett, 702 Fawcett ave: Gerald
Dean Barry, Route No. l, Box 400,
Puyallup; Clarence James Burns.
1928 South J st; William James
Callaghan. 2344 South X st; Rear
don Walter Carlson, Longmire;
Lucian Ford Cook, 1896 North De-
fiance st; Kenneth Foster Cornell,
Route Z, Box 793: Alfred Davidson,
jr., 31s 4th ST. S. W.. Puyallup;
Chester William Engh, Yelm;
Woodrow Charles Fagerlie. 6201
South Tacoma way: James Paul
Ferrin. 2512 North Proctor st;
Glenn Hancock. Route 2. Box e1e:
Richard Arnold Henzell. Lakewood
Center; John Cyrus Hickey. 923
North Grant ave: Richard James
Hiltbrunn, 2001 North Cedar st;
Alfred Charles Hoffman. 1881 So.
35th st; Robert Seaton Howard.
1908 South sth; Robert William
Huston, S702 North Madison st;
William Edward Legacy. jr., Route
8, Box 445; Merle Loomis, 430s
North Cove st.
Leland Lund. 2402 North Stew
ems St; Claud Joseph Manning.
1119 South 18th st; Charles Clar-
ence Mason, $685. South Yakima
ave; Buell. Edison Moore. 1101 5th
street S. w, Puyallup, Herman
Edward Moore, Route 5, Box
2s6-B; John Joseph Mcdonald, 215
South G st; Thaddeus Frank
Narolski, p. o. Box 210. Buckley;
Philip James Neary, 1416 North
Anderson st; Theodore Nelson,
Route 6. Box 4S7; Lawrence Anton
Otto, 1908 North Junett st; Will
lam Walter Perrett, 1918 South
Durango st: John Otto Petersen,
ir.. Route 2, Box 366; William
Charles Pitt. s414 South r st:
Floyd Leon Rscobs. 7o2 Fswcett
ave; Kenneth Ivan Ruddock. 513
North J st; Oren Melford Selness,
56O6 South Lawrence st: Leonard
Fred Sivertson. Eatonville: Stergos
Ioannou Stergachis, 1915 South I
st; George William Taylor, 1923
North Adams St: George Raymond
Teeple, Tillicum; Dean Maynard
Tueu, $50 North Lawrence st;
George John Venphy, Route 8, Box
664. Puyallup; Henry Godfrey
Stock, sos Broadway; John Mich
ael Suchwish, 1908 South I ST.:
Ashfield Rupert Walker, Route Z
Box 1910: Arthur Watson, Sum-
ner; Fred Oliver Wyse. Route /.
Box 20, Summer: Harold Abraham
Young, 1915 North Ferdinand st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLYMPIA-Incorporations filed
TO-DAY with Secretary OF State
Belle Reeves.
Commercial Distributing Co.
Tacoma Joe and Auriel Sunnen
E. X. Marohn. Capital $4,000
Everett Ski Club. Inc Everett
Joseph Q. Bolger. Ruth Mcclure
Fac Anderson and others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11

Emma Kolstad of the home. and
Mrs. Henry Thue OF Newport,
Wash: two brothers. Andrew of
st. Paul, MINI, and Edward Of
Devils Lake, N. D.; five grand
children and three great-grand-
children. Buckley-King will an
nounce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
FORREST Y. WALLACE

Forrest f. Wallace, 80. brother
OF Mrs. George Bentley of Tacoma.
died Friday at the Veterans hos
pitsl in Walla Walla after several
months illness. He Is survived by
two brothers and one other sister.
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II Apply
Ki;rfhday
MONDAY. AUG. 10

MONDAY. AUG. 10
Mrs. l. T. tDimple) Lewis,
1899 SO. Yakima ave.
Mrs. 1. r. Hagman, si0a So.
l. 1T.
Mrs. Jacob II. Owens. Nillapa
(Aug. ~.
". n. Turenne. 4. =. Navy.
G. v. IAnglow. North Amer
lean Lake.
Mrs. Harold Steiter, s005 East
r st,
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MRS. LOUISE sTRArToN

Funeral services for Mrs. Louise
stratton. So. Of 1O11 No. Stevens
will be held Tuesday at 1890 a.
m. from Tlell chapel, with the
Rev. A. r. NJ. Kettner officiating.
Burial will be in the Tacoma ceme-
terry. Mrs. Strstton died Saturday
in local hospital. She had been
an invalid for the past 20 years.
She was born in Tacoma, and
spent her entire life here. Surviv-
ing are one daughter. Sonoma
Sproge OF Tacoma: one son, John
s. Stratton OF the U. 6. army; two
brothers, George Hagen, jr. and
Lawrence r. Hagen, both OF Taco
ma: two sisters. Mrs. JJennie Null
key OF Renton. and Mrs. Nave
Phillips Of Tacoma; parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hagen Of Ia
coma; one grandson.
DIR. RUSSELL q. BAGl.EN
Funeral services for Or. Russell
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WALTER r, WADE

Funeral services were held Mon
dAy in Aberdeen for Walter r.
Wade, Grays Harbor pioneer who
died Friday at his home at West
port after a long illness. Wade
is survived by his wife, daughter
and two sons. one of whom is Fay
A. Wade OF Tacoma.
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o. Bagley. 81. OF 3242 Hunter
blvd. Seattle. will be held We'd
nesday at l p. m. from the Home
undertaking parlors. Seattle. Blu
rial will be in the Tacoma Gene
terry, with grsveside services AT )
?. m. DR.. Bagley died suddenly
Sunday in ms office. He came 10
Tacoma 50 years ago. and remain
ed here for nine years. He mar
ried Miss Ava Reeder. well
known Tacoma girl. He establish
ed business in Seattle nine years
ago. and was owner Of the Rainier
Veterinary hospital He leaves
his wife and three daughters. La
VeNrne. Lorraine and Lenesta-
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Investment Trusts
MONDAY
Fire aial 10 Farmer

BAKER. Ore. - Merritt Ferney
weatherby. 81. farmer. died of
suffocation when fighting a grass
fire near Huntington.
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Markets Of q
Glance
MONDAY

Stocks irregular In duh trading
Bonds irregular.
Curb Stocks irregular.
silver unchanged In New York
Cotton off around 75c a bale.
Wheat y 10 \ cent lower.
Corn off y 10 =.
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ANTHONY BuRICH

Anthony Burich. IS. of Doekton'
Wash. died Sunday in a local
hospital. Born in Dslmatia, Jugo-
slavia. he had lived in Tacoma 40
wears. and was a retired fisher
man. He was a member OF ST.
Patrick's church of Dockton, the
Croatian Fraternal Union and the
sofia club. Surviving are one
daughter. Mrs. John Lueich. and q
granddaughter. Miss Rosemary
Lucich. both OF Dockton; four
brothers. Peter OF Jugoslavia, John
and Louie of Tacoma. and Rudolph
Of San Pedro Calf. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced by
Gaffney.