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Medals Rojas de Boston, y Lex
Fleming, de los Indios.
Stan Spence aparece despues
con 800.
Don Di Maggie, del Boston, y
Bernon Stephens, de los Browns
tienen 300 cada uno; Lou Bou.
dreau, director de los Indios, y
Ned Harris, de los Tigres, PCS
por cabeZa.
Ted William lleva pegados IL
"cuadrangulares'' e impulsadas
73 carreras. Josef Heath es ell
jefe de los bateadores de "tri-
bey' y Doerr de los "tubeye-
ros".
En- la Liga Nacional, Pete
Reiser marcha en- la extrema
vanguardia, con 356 puntos, y
le sigue Joe Medwick, con 343.
Ernesto lombard, ell excatcher
de los Rojos, es ell tercero, con
993.
Won Stan Musial es ell cuarto,
con 3O8 puntos; Fletcher, de los
Piratas, 304; w. Cooper, st.
Luis, 1903; Mickey Owen, Brook
lyn, 302; Johnny Mize, New
York, 298; Ray Lamanno, Gin
cinnati, 298, y Nivokoff, ell "ru-
so LEGO" de los Cubs, 291.
Medwick subi6 al primer lu-
gar en- ell n1mero de hits y Refs
er en- 81 total de ''tubeys',
Mel OFT, ell director de los Gil
gantes, es ell mayor impulsor de
carreas, con 60.
Mize es ell jefe de los "jcnrro-
neros'', con un total de Is.
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LIGA NACIONAL

Solo habia anunciado un desa
flo, entire los Rojos de Cincinna
ii y los Phillies, y tuvo que sci
aplazado.
Hoy jugaran Braves y Carde-
males, en- st. Luis, con los pitch
ers Javery y M. Cooper; Phillies
y Rojos, en- Cincinnati, con los
lanzadores Melton Y Starr; Gil
gantes Y Cubs, en- Chicago, Ian
zando Carpenter y Olsen, y Dod-
gers y Piratas, en- Pitsburg, yen
do a la Inca de fuego Wyatt Y
Klinger.
Posici6n de las novenas en- es-
to circuito:
Brooklyn, Sc vicIorias, 20 de-
rrotas y promedio de TOO; San
Luis, AZ exitos, 80 palizas y CLIO;
Cincinnati, "A, 81 y 54S; New
York, 43, 40 y 512; Chicago, 80,
AZ y 476; Pittsburg, 81, 81, 474;
Boston, SO, so y 419, y Filadel-
fla, 81, Sc y 273.
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que llorar y gimotear, y Sc en-
eierra en- casa como una monii.
ia T.. Jay, mama, mama!... iY
que POGO conoces a tn hija Ague
Ida!...
Seguia la esposa de Pietro
Cenci creyendo que TODD aoueIIo
fueran fanfarronadas de su hi
ia.
Pero tuvo, al fin, que rendir-
Sc a la evidencia cuando. meses
despues, ccmenzaron a circular
por Madrid fantasticas bisto-
rias reSpecto a la conducta do u
marquesita.
Aun pasaron, no obstante. va
RIOS amos antes de que estanara
el trueno final.
! Ell trueno final habia sido
la hulda de Agueda de 81 boyay
con aquel Olegario Otamendi. ii
doctor de moda en- Madrid y
que va Sc venia susurrando o,,e
era su amante.
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PERFETTI
CON AL FERN
Red Brydn Sc batird con Ell
sOldddO Goss

Ell viernes por la noche, en- e
parque Cuscaden, hara su pri
mcra presentation en- Tampa e
pGgil Matt Perfetti, un boxea.
dor que sostuvo dos peleas cor
Allie Stoltz, empatando en- Ia
primera y ganando la segunda.
Jim Downing tiene una alta
opinion de Perfetti y lie ha selec
cionado para contrario al popu-
lar sOldado AL Fern, del campa-
! mento Drew.
Perfetti Sc entrena cuidadosa
mente y dice inici6 su carrera
en- 1897, teniendo de oponante a
Al LOpiano,
En- ga combates PROFESSIONALS
gan6 4 por nocauts y A por de-
cisi6n, perdiendo diez.
Solo una vez fue acostado y lie
derrib6 un habilisimo gladiator,
George Pace.
"Creo que mis- IneJores dias
como p1gil-declar6 aver Per-
fettt-no han llegado aun."
Fern, ell muchacho zurdo de
West Tampa, no ha sido derro-
tado tOdavia, en- q encuentros.
"Se que Perfetti es un formi-
dable contrario, por su habilidad
Y experienced, pero lie derrotare.
ST el tiene dos puhos, 70 poseo
otros dos"
Tendra el match un Unite de
ocho asaltos.
Red Bryan, ell pegador de P.
City, tendra de rival al soldado
Roger Goss.
Sc cOmpondra ell programa,
segdn Downing, de tres comba-
ties de ocho asaltos, uno de seis
y uno de cuatro.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Ell zurdo Gomez dej6 aver a
los Tigres en- cuatro hits, dando
la victoria a los Yankees.
Joe Gordon, la segunda base
de los neoyorquinos, dispar6 cua
tro de los seis "jilotes" de su no
vena. Hicieron los Tigres una ca
rrera en- la primera entrada y
dos en- la septima.
Gomez sirvi6 siete "ponches"
y regal6 cinco transferencias.
Dickey tuvo que salir del jue-
go, en- la segunda entrada, con
un dolor en- ell hombro derecho.
Detroit &c, An, 2e; New York
4c, Oh, lie.
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IDoha Angeles, Pietro Cenei
mlsmo, no querian dar credito
a la realidad.
EZRA possible que Aguedita, la
marquesita de Ramo Florido, hu
oisra peraido hasta tai punto la
'aoeza para dar aquella campa-
rada?...
Mas. iasi era!....
Doha Angeles Y su marido,
'prlmero, TODD Madrid despues,
Supieron que Agueda Y Ologario
Sc h2bian marchado juntos de
Madrid
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CT, al pensar que Agueda estaba
tambien inmensamente enamo-
rada de su eSposo?...
En- los amos que los marque-
SEES pasaron con cierta aparente
felioidad, dona Angeles Sc decia,
viendo que ell matrimonio no tie.
MIA hijos:
-iNo, no tienen hijoS! Pero
sc les We unidos, compenetrados,
enemorados!. t.. mi hija ha lie
gado a adorar tambien a Pope.
10 miSmo que Pope la adora L..
Mas. lahl...
Las sorpresas de la vida,
las sorpresas del tiempo!...
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LOS EN- LAS
DOS GRANDES UIGAS

Ted Williams sc encuentra
hoy a la cabeza de los bateado-
res de Ia Liga Americana, con
344 puntos, y lie sigue Joe Cor
don, la segunda base, con 1913.
Doerr bajo 10 puntos y apa-
rece en- ell tercer lugar; Sc empa-
taron en- ell cuarto, con 926 pun
|tos cada uno, John Pesky, de los
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Posici6n de las novenas en- es-
ia Liga: New York, As victo.
rias, % derrotas y $50; Boston,
48 triunfos, 80 vapulcos y 600;
Cleveland, 40, 81 Y $40; Detroit,
45, AZ y SIT; San Luis, 40, 43 y
482; Chicago, "a, 46 Y 425; Fila
DELTA SO, 81 y 400, y Washing
ton 35, 81 y 357.
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Enos Slaughter es ell que mas

'tribeys' ha pegado, con 9.
Leonard Merullo, jugador de
cuadro del Chicago, pas6 al pri-
mer lugar, empatandose con Ed
die Miller y Pete Raiser en- ell mi
nero de bases rcbadas, diez ca
"a uno.
Larry French Sc mantiene a
la cabeza de todos los serpent
neos', con 10 victorias y ningu-
ma derrota.
La gaceta., 1942-07-14

La renuncia del presidante de
la Comisi6n, Sr. Bale, le fue
presentada aver al gobernador
Holland.
Ell estado de Florida recibe ell
ocho por ciento de las apuestas
mutuas en- los hip6dromos y Ell
tres por ciento en- los canedro-
mos.
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I'm "%jilote' de Valo, ell jardi-
nero derecho de los Atleticos die
Ell triunfo a su novena en- ell on
ceno Ginning"
Chicago &c, Oh, 2e; Filadelfia
DC, 11h, lie.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. 1872
TONIC TERCBR0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
Era cast de noche.

EAd Sdol uN fuNilCs
Pero en- ell cielo, en- el mar,
brillaba esa luz difusa y tenue
de los crepusculos de veranO.
Doha Angeles iba angustiada.
Su espiritu audaz, con un fon-
do aventurero y bravo, expert
mentaba desde varios dias antes
cierto terror como supersticioso.
Era que recordaba que fue e.
Ola, ella misma la que, con un
plan de ambici6n y riqueza, con-
cibi6 la idea de casar a su hija
Agueda con el marques de Ramo
Florido.
Aquella boda habia sido obra
suya.
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Maetoraon domino a IA ~tri

Mastarsnn domino a La "tri-
bu," dejAndola sin carreras y en-
tres hits.
E~stalella, ell jadinero cubano,
descarg6 tres hits en- cuatro We
ces al bate. Pitcher derrotado
Milnar.
Cleveland DC, 3h, 2e; Wash
ington 7c, 10h, lie.
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I pasaron los meses.

I pasaron los meses.
Los padres de Agueda habian
Visto muchas veces a Pope, u
mas en- Madrid, otras en- BARGE
iona y aun en- Ell extranjero, Y el
'poore marquesito tampoco Sc
eXplicaba aquella locura.
Por 10 demas, no hay que de-
ciro, Pope hula desde entonces
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81 senior

ST senior
Compre la pintura B.
L. P. Solamente Sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
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I'm dia, doha Angeles Sc sor-
Iprendi6 al saber que entire el ma
trimonio habia surgido IN gra-
We disgusto.
Agueda, al cabo de mucho
tempo, acabo 20 confesar a su
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Planes Grounded
By Lack OF Parts
ASHINGT0>

WASHINGTON - Some United
states planes we're reported today
= - grounded n the Far Fast.
n. Middle East ard in this ooun-
trv FOR lack 81 parts who's pro-
duetion NAV be further ourtsiled
~ National Labor Relations
board investigation of a dispute
in two Curtiss-Wright plants
War and navy representatives
we're said 10 have objected 10 the
proposed NLRB hearing on
grounds il would hamper produe-
ton BY disrupting the plants. But
the investigation nov Is scheduled
n proceed under authority Of the
NLRB.
One responsible official esn-
mated the number Of grounded
planes in the hundreds and said
half Of them were in combat areas.
Checking other sources. however,
the United Press was informed the
number Of grounded planes was
comparatively small and that the
parts which had been
aeute-had shown recent and pa
sjeallv satisfactory improvement
Information WAS conflictin &
whether the planes had been
shipped TO combat areas without
necessary parts or whether the
shortage was in spares now
needed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Local Bowling News

Headlining TaomAs week end
bowling program IL the City as
sociation's seventh annual doubles
and singles tournament. scheduled
for today and Sunday at the North
End alleys.
The tournament Will get under
way at 4 o'clock this afternoon and
continue until after midnight.
Competition will resume at 1890
q. m. Sunday and the last squad
won't take the alleys until Is min
utes after midnight, which means
that the final scores won't be
posted until about a. m. Monday.
Tacoma major leaguers en-
gagged in their final pre-tour-
nament tussle with the North
End drives last night In their
regular weekly session.
Ken Fisher Stars
Ken Fisher won high series with
games of 204. 205 and 2is for a
CAS- total, while Sharkey LoNell
and Ken Mcdonald tied for high
single with PAS each.
Mike Berry's Fuelers' 1860
strengthened their league points
from Jack McIntyre's North End
ers. who had n 2614 total.
In other league matches, Aurdock's
Packers. 2BsT. won three from Bill
Othick's Castle quintet. 27b6. Bill
Ieftwichk X Stresters $500. TOOK
two from Pred Wshlers' Matchmen.
27O7. and Bill Herdman's Tugooat
Armies. 1929 dropped two TO Ken
McDonald's Avenuers. 2al3.
Srnras oVer sab
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
u. S. Rushes Arms
To South America

WARRINGTON The United
States. following up the agree
mont at the recent Rio De Janeiro
conference Of Il American repub-
lies. " pouring arms and dollars
INTO Latin America today To bull
wsrk the hemisphere from I
against the Axis.
Military and naval eauipment
including planes and guns. strnte-
eic materials and millions of dol
lars in lend-lease credits are going
10 the is nations which rallied TO
the side Of the United State. at
Rio and broke off relations with
the Axis.
still on the outside are Argen-
tina and Chile but there are In
dications that the Chilesns, with
q new pro-democratic president.
may soon Join in the break and
that President Rsymon Castillo
Of Argentina ultimately may be
forced by the economic hardships
of his countrys isolation to fall
into line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
u. S. Can Learn Of
Patience From China

VANCOUVER, r. G. - DR.. HUI
Shih. Chinese ambassador to the
United States. told a victory loan
rally here last night tho unitvd
States must learn a little lesson
Of pstience" from China. but there
WIS not the slightest doubt of ulti-
mate victory over the common
axis foe
"A long. hard war still faces
your nation. my nation, and our
allies" said DR.. Hu. speaking over
Dominfon-wide radio network.
He paid tribute 10 Canadian de-
tenders Of Hong Kong and revealed
Canadian equipment was among
the first supplies sent to the Chi
nese army by the allies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Joint Board Named
To Handle Shipping
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Inc w N -
House disclosed today joint boards
had been established here and IN
London 10 insure efficient use OF
both American and British ship
ping in the war effort,
Announcement of the boards
WAS MADE TO President Roosevelt
by Rear Admiral Emory S. Land,
chairman Of the United States
Maritime commission. and was
made public by White House Sec
rotary Stephen T. Early.
Land advised the president that
the joint organization, known as
the combined shipping ADJUST
ment board" would go about its
work with full consideration TO
the shipping requirements of the
United Nations II was consti-
tuted by an agreement between
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Winston Churchill last
Jan. Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Homing Pigeons to
Aid Crash Victims

TAMPA. Ffa--The army's most
silent messengers-an and In emer-
gency considered one Of the surest
-homing pigeons may soon be
seeing active service with bombing
crews ut MacDill field.
Seventy pigeons were brought to
MacDill field recently from the
army's breeding and training Gen.
ter at Fort Monmouth. N. ].
Army officials believe the swift
flying birds will be useful to plane
crews which have made forced or
crash" landings.
Lieut.. Thomas J. Fulton.
charged with training the birds,
commented on their reliability.
Pigeons don't 20 AwoL.s he
said. In the last war. we found
that rs per cent Of those sent out
always returned"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
3 Truck Operators
Fined by Layton

Three truck operators were fined
by Justice Clarence r. Layton Sat
urday for overlooking trucks and
trailers.
Hardest hit was Joe Mettler,
fined S25 on each of two counts,
one for overlooking his truck by
$4,000 pounds. and two, for over
loading his trailer by $4,000
pounds.
Roy Hurd and Arthur Roose
each was fined $3.50 for over
loading their trucks
Complaints were filed by Clar-
enoe Murray, state inspection d.
vision officer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Marriage
licenses,

Marriage license applications
were received Saturday by the
county auditor from the following
Harold Beeeher Dye. 2s. Fort
Lewis. and Ruth r. Van Denmark.
"a. Cut Bank. Mont: Arthur V.
Landberg. Al. RI. 4. Box $50. and
Geneva Lamoreaux. a., RI. 4. Box
se7; Ellis r. LeFebvre. 20. Fort
Lewis, and Mae Lucille Reynolds.
~, Seattle: Jack J. Greene. 81,
Fort Lewis, and Leora Brunswick,
Il. Of $3.50 So C st:
James Dean Prater. 26, Fort
Lewis and LeVeta Mary Smart,
-. Auburn. Gordon X. Hale. Il.
Fort Lewis. and Evelyn r. Capps,
is. Yakima: julius Caesar .Klosioh
and Sara Ann Snyder. both Of
Buckley. Robert A. Herzog. %.
Bremerton. and Patricia Josephine
Pykonen. Is. Port Orchard: Fred
V. koehler. %. RI. 7. Box 800. and
Lurline N. Winters, %. of 1921
No. 2eth st; David venegas, %.
Fort Lewis. and Genevieve Ina
Lee. 22. Grayson apartments.
Fred s. Kane. 20. Fort Lewis,
and Vivian J. Bruce. rs, Seattle
Anthony zak. 81, and Marjorie
Ann Moore. 21. both of Wood
burn. Ore; Ernest Brewer. 20,
Flint. Mich. and Doris oBrien,
10, Seattle; Vernon Evans Swan
son, 20. McChord Field. and Elsie
Elaine Eaton. is. RI. /. Box 1879;
Jerry Harley Hedges, ~. 344is
End st. S. W. Puyallup. and Fran
ces Irene Smith. is. 344 End st.
:. w, Puyallup; Don Edward La
Moreaux, %, and Hazel Virginia
Holton, 20. both Of Standpoint.
Idaho; Robert r. Greenway. %.
Fort Lewis, and Mary Ann Aten.
~, Caldwell. Ida: Hulian T..
Baum. Is. Fort Lewis. and Marion
Louise copenhaver, rs, Bingham.
Utah;
Darwin +. Whitaker. 20 Fort
Lewis, and Aileen Armour. 90
1914 So. ] st; Raymond Eugene
Rossette, &c, Fort Lewis. and
Anna Marie Beck, 26, 1912 So.
Yakima ave; Paul s. Byers. 30,
RI, 3, Puyallup, and Florence p.
3. Roehn, IS. Seattle. Robert
Leslie Larson. "a. Fort Lewis. and
Alma Blevins. %. Tacoma: Charles
Frederick Edwards, 27. Fort
Lewis. and M Christine Oakley.
2s. Columbia. Mo.
Robert w. Mcmahon. 20. anc
Eileen r. Lemon. 10. both of Rte
g. Box 3l7; Harold William Piete
%, $40 Broadway, and Doroth,
Beatrice Holm. 10. 1717 So. Proc
tor. Carl Wilbur johnson. a.
Edeecilffe apis, and Edna Alic,
Beulke. Al, st. Paul. MINI.
Eugene Victor Conner. IS. spo
Kane. and Ida Leith Hoxle. 80
Mesa, Wash; orvo Andrew Niku
la, 20, MeChord field. and Agne,
Marie Ayers. rs. San Francisco
Jack Franklin Meyers, Is. For
Lewis. and Natalie NJ. Trow. 81
32la Pacific ave: Richard n. Ives
2s, McChord field. and Marguerit,
Gladys Hargett, is. 272s So. Ash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Laurene Putbres. shooting for
Roy Archer's team. led the bowlers
of the Glass A Women's league
Friday night on the Broadway
alleys with a big 53s series, in
Guiding games Of 1914. $50 and 1a4.
The Archer team rolled 22so 20
win four points from Mutuals Helen
Mundheimis 4p6 was high for the
losers.
10 Kancianich led the hmusements
in al win over Turf. shooting n
bis 1877 game and APT total Helen
Bernard rolled All to pace the Smokes.
The league leading Edna's quintet
won three from Broadway. top score
going TO Nell Bowman with 500 Mary
LEICESTER rolled 49s for the Edna's
] team.
Stella Receooni led off for Credit
4 Club with q nice ass series pacing
her team In a 3-point win over Ham
merschmith Raus and Autos split
even. r. Edmonson had 1872 for high
game and 46R for hig htotal.
r. DAVIS ROLLS 5s7
Elizabeth Davis led the feminine
stars of the Women's City league
on the Coliseum alleys. shooting
PA for the high game and 5S7
for the high series.
Mae Knight had three good games
20 net a Sill series. Eleanor Brown
rolled 2OS in her second game and
finished with = 4p2 total
The Match team forged ahead IN
Paris. shooting 22TT. without hendi-
cap. Distributors won three from
/ Tavern Prs won three from Roofers
and Grill won three from Helens.
Other good Individual scores In
I Pietenherg s7e. Erma MusSeimsn al
I Bessie Trowhridse 462. Charlotte Firis
All. Marian Reimer 47s. Gene Kremo<
WIEN END PLAY
handicap doubles tournament for
I Tacoma women Is scheduled for the
| Broadway alleys Sunday, starting al
/ 2 o'clock Scratch is 800 and so per
cent handicap allowed. Squads are
[ scheduled 20 start every hour after
I 2 O'Clock
10 the first place winners will go
/ the usual percentage OF prize money
and medals that have been put up
[ by Manager Dick McNerthney A
special cash prize. also donated by the
house will 90 70 the contestant who
rolls the high single game
/ There L. no tournament play SEIZED
Z uled for the Coliseum alleys and Man
: aver Bert Wilson has announced that
all alleys there will be open for prac-
3 tice and special matches.
Ruston Ladies League
The Grocers took - 1874 from the
/ Piss 1875. Myrtle Garges had high
single iss and Helen Gallagher had
high series for the winners For the
losers Fvs Stecker had 1875 high single
and S2n high series
The Cafes took a. 1888 from the
[ Tsverns 1881. Bernice keevef had
high single Ill snd high series ais
for the winners while Lois Oherg who
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oovied for the first tine hso is2
high single and A supple had $50
high series for the losers.
Rusfon Community League
Wolves 80. 2seS v. Markets ID
2s74 High game, Lev Eyanoioh III.
high series Evsncich So
Pigs a.. 27oi Va Grocery No. 2 I'D .
2s52. High game Vic Kaneianieh 2O6.
high series. Henry Hendrickson SIS.
Cafes "a. 202O Vs.. TAverns No. 2.
% 1926. High game, Mike slavich
100 hish series. Harold Sunduuist 47e.
Grocery No /, 90 -. Tavern No.
Flve Hot Shots Co) vs. Smart GUYS
o. High game. jim Ellison lse
high series Jim Ellison.
Ivory Heads % Va Squswkers 81
Hish single, Harry vsndenours ia3.
high series. NJ Novitski.
Nomen's League
Hi-Mas AlisNs
Clarks (2l Va Hans IL High
game. sohiesz l5s. high series. NJ
Walter aq2
woodke's % vs.. Johnny's "a. High
game. H unger i53: high series. J
Church, J Caddigsn 4o3.
=
High game. y. Carsvsno le4. high
series. A Capps 354.
boormen's League
H-Nas ALLEYS
Spreader Gang 2327 IL VS. Ode
Dept 247l 10 High game c. Olson
1911: high series. +. Colbo 526
Sash Dept. 224l 90 VS.. Office 223-
ID High game. Nell 1911. high series
r Peltter 43p
Tear Down 1852 (O) VS. Maintenance,
25o6 a.. High game. r Pittman 1885
high series. r. Pittman sa2
Door Dept 1896 "a VS. Veneer
Shippers 1851 ~ High game J
Fisher 1872. high series. j Fisher 514.
DAY Cutting 2473 80 vs. Door Ship
pers 1921 fOl. High game. A Corbe
1873. high series. A Corbell 4s2
Panel Cutters 1881 81 vs Night
Cutting 1883 az. High game, y Nc
Clintock 1T. high series. II SOM
mers 4So
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Actions in Divorce

Suits for divorce were filed In
superior court Saturday ny Helen
M. against Lewis n. Harrington.
alleging hurdensome HON. life;
Winons G against r. L. Gilhs.
alleging burdensome home life;
Maybelle against Irwin c. Sisen-
vine. alleging cruelty: Elizabeth
against John Muntz. alleging bur
densome home life: Ruth against
Vincent Strong. alleging burden
some home life; Dorothy p.
against John ]. Roberts. alleging
hurdensome home life: Lois against
II II. Wigen. alleging infidelity.
and r. A agains, Laura Schilling.
alleging hurdensome home life.
1nterloeutory DEGREES were
granted Bernetty from George
Reightley. Nina n. from W. T.
Sparvolo. Lillian NJ. from [. c.
Malott and 2. p. from Inez r.
Jacobs.
You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds.
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HAIRY
Eirthday
By Russell stamm
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 81

SATURDAY. FEbRI Any II
Howard Wissinger. Route !,
Box 519-A, Puyallup.
Frank Bunnell. $500 So. Ia
coma ave.
Charles Helmholz, Rt. 3, Puy-
aIlup.
GLADYS seed. SSH SO. J 1T.
Marvin Annis. 1909 So. Msdi-
son st.
Joseph simmons, s4eo So.
Washington 1T.
Mrs. Y. J. Willis. Sis East
Morton st.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY %
George AbIan. s2i So. 18th st.
Mrs. Irene Galbreath. 1913 No.
Oakes 1T.
sandy Ssndvig. Tillicum.
Miss Florence Gunderson. 1919
Woodlawn ave.
Mrs. Edna Gunderson, 1901
No. cath st.
Mrs. Carl Gunderson. 1901 No.
oath 81.
r. c. Basuaw. s46 So. Ander-
son st.
Patricia Ireland. Abs SO. J st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
SUNDAYS TIDES
[ Pacific standard Time
Well BobY Clinic
Dates Are Changed

Dr. Norman +. Magnussen,
county health officer. announced
Saturday that the well baby clinic
heretofore held on Tuesdays at
the county hospital annex will be
held there instead on Wednesdays
and Fridays, from $50 to IL a. m.
The clinic is devoted to prevent
i've treatment. including immuni-
zation and vaccination.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Locomotive Blows Up;
Two Mem Killed

BINGHAM. Ufah--Two train
men were killed today when q
large Mallet type locomotive,
drawing a string Of copper-lsden
ore cars, exploded al a tunnel one
half mile north Of Bingham.
Officials of the Utah Copper
company, owners of the railroad
that links the rich Bingham cop
per pits with smelters and re-
fineries at Garfield and Magma.
20 miles north Of here, said cause
OF the explosion was 'undeter-
mined"
Victims were Engineer Joseph
c. Poulsen of Salt Lake City and
Fireman Physe Thomas Of Gar
field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
WORKER INJURED

Barney Leroy, q, Of Salmon
beach. was treated in Tacoma Gen.
eral hospital Saturday morning for
a sprsined ankle which he received
when stepping from a pile Of steel
onto q railroad track while work
ing AZ sesttle-Tscoma shiphuild-
ing Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
TWO BICYCLES STOLEN

Bill Peterson. sos So. Yakima
ave. and Ann Accres. ais No.
seth St. reported Friday the theft
Of their bicycles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
WRIST Is BROKEN

Walter +. Wheeler. 80. Of 1912
So. X St. was given first aid at
Tacoma General hospital Friday
for fractured right wrist received
while working. Wheeler is long
shoremar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
APARTMENT LOOTED

A thief looted the apartment of
Mrs Marie Ernst Of p02 Fswcett
ave. Friday between 10 p. m. and
midnight and took a womsn's yell
low gold wrist watch and $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
QUAINT .POST OFFICE

St Augustine. Fla. has a Scotch
post office. where tourists by the
thousands place notes in a money
vine bower, hoping that someone
will see their name and write 20
them.