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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
BAckAcHE,
LEG PAINS May
Be DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidneys

n bsekaehs and leg pains are making 700
miserable, dent Just complain and do nothing
about their. Nature may be warning you THAI
your Kidneys need sttention.
The hdneys ars Nstureis chief way Of taking
ereen scids and poisonous waste cut 1t the
hlsod. They hslp most people pen about q
pints day.
II The Is miles Of kidney tubs end Glters
don't work well, poisonous waste natter stayS
in the blood. These poisans may start nagsne
bsckaches. rheumatic paias, leg pains. ioss a
puiAsssa under the eyes. headaches and disss-
nsss- Frequent or scsnty pssssss with smart
fua And burning sometimes hows there u soms-
thing wrong with your kidneys OF bladder.
Don't waltz Ask your druggist for Doas .
Pills. ussd sueesssiuhy by nin,ons fer eyer 20
the is milss q kidney tubss Ssh cut peipee-
Gus vssts from the blood. Get Deans PlA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
ARRESTED ON WARRANT

Harry LaMonte. 42-year-old Roy
farmer. was in the county Jail FRI
day after being arrested by deputy
sheriffs on a justice court warrant
issued by Judge Clarence Z. Lay.
ton charging LsMonts with msim-
ing and disfigurins . COW belong
ing TO walter schorno Of Roy. Bail
was set Al $3.50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Toosfmdsters to Hear
4 Speakers Monday

-Four members are scheduled 10
speak at a dinner-meetins OF the
Toastmasters club Monday night
at the University-Union club. be-
ginning al 9 o'clock. Grin Judd
will preside a. master Of cere-
monies.
Speakers and their subjects are
10 be Oscar Adams on what 10
Total War;; orville Hunter on
Depreciation and Obsolescenoe"
Kenneth Kennedy on How Toler-
ant Are You 2" and Paul Peason
on Things Worth Believing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Puyallup Indian 8
Sentence Deferred

Theodore Jake. i7-year-old In
dian youth from Puyallup. was
given q deferred sentence by
Judge Ernest M. Card in superior
court Thursday afternoon when
he pleaded guilty to taking an
auto without the owners per-
mission.
Jake was arrested In Seattle on
January 10 after crashing into =
pole while driving a car owned by
Fred DeBon. Puyallup business
man. With Jake was another In
dian youth and a soldier whom
they had picked up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

I had plenty To tell Judy wher
] sat down to my typewriter. She
wouldn't get the letter til the
Kent yacht locked In Brooklyn
which would be . couple Of weeks
yet. This 10 what ! two-fingered
out.
Friend Judy
Trade continues good. My ac-
counts are . mess without you.
Bike Croft shot Maurie. They
found his bullet. Angel Todd
has cult wsiiiver. Coach Har-
ley IL wild. Sheriff Mowry Ia
stiii trying to horn In on Tam
bay. No dice. Loren Oliver has
got him checkmated. You know;
Old Doc Oliver. the chess player.
howry has not found il out yet.
but the only gold al Tambay
was cid Chief whooziss watch
charm. You couldn't mine
enough gold In q century here
TO iii my hollow tooth. What
did I always tell you that Doc
was a straight shooter. He IL
back and looking peakid. II that
10 not spelled right. spell II your
self. He asks after you So do
the -Four Horsemen. Tambay
Tree is down. Doc and Old swo-
by did IL with their little Ratchet.
SO you got no excuse not TO
come back. Let nothing deter
you: not snow nor rain nor heat
OF the sun nor what have you "a
Jim Farley wrote on the post
office steps. We need you At
Tsmbay.
Yours for results.
Nom.
r. 4. I nave got something
important 10 explain 10 you. II
10 not easy u write. I vill tell
you when ] zee you.
Two days before I expected II
I got q telegram.
Coming by first train. Love.
Judy.
10 there was . situation moving
In on me- Wishing an iilsgitimats
child onto . couple Of imaginary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
$l3A5l Damage Suit
Filed in Court Here

As an aftermath Of q collision
on South Tacoma way on June 7.
1871, two causes Of action were
listed in q damage suit on file
Friday In superior court by Rob-
ert Wells against A. N. Gunder-
son. Wells asks for s13.451.95 for
damages and injuries to himself
and his wife.
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front door. I stopped undsr ths
faded sign over the doorway.
~. Yvss~is . ~. oeas1iGhs
Bless thls HOUSE fssW Wsssss
Plight.
You two old plumbers have
n~ver lifted . finger 10 hsip any
ons yet told them MOT since
I've been 81 Tambsy. Nov get
busy"
Then I brsathsd . payer for
thoss who were about 10 dis and
eusssd my knees into supportin6
me over 10 ths stocka1s. When !
saw thoss two faces. ! figured that
I might ~ well get In ths first
lick and 70 down fighting, 10 ]
gave them ths story In words q
ons syllable.
And ~ you don't ike a. ths
devil with both Of you ssid.
Judy begins 10 laugh But
Doc glsrss Of ma liks hs " rssay
70 bite TN b . thlss~nthat n the
unsratsfui tNifp wasn't sors. Ne
HANDED osit . ilns sbout . younf
siris good name that sounded llss
fhsuff noery standing firm for
ths family honor. judy shashs1
MIN.
I'm no, sire %, that ! kno~
shst It's eli shout. Nom. ana
said. But your Doe has dons nis
part Ne says. painful - II w.
he's wiling 70 marry me-. bit bs
won't Iva with me
lay or MIN. Judy said.
for poor Doc vas nearly choking
70 death. trying 70 deny he'd ever
SAID any such thing
He dsd. though HES JUST tss
sort that would. .
Wei. IN. ,sn. o. her vo.ss ought
70 have told him pisnty. But tina
poor boob still thoaEhs shs sss
only making fun 81 him.
Il aid you wouldn't have 10 1--we
glth me" ne explained 70 me.
You understand. Mon. don't
you ! meant shs could siwsys
divorce me or snnm me Or what
ever II 10 the courts %. you know :"
lconuassd % Page II. ceinna -
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sEAAnEss NvLON, FEATURED
with raitsr pslAso's famed foot
wear In . current issue of Har.
pers magazine are the new
Mystery" stockings. made with
out . seam. OF course. they're
nyion and they have . sheer Isle
top you'n feel both proud spd
patriotic 10 wear. Particularly
fetching with strapbach sandiss.
you'll actually feel ~ n you were
wearing no stockings 81 ell. en-
oept for the faet that they're
stubtiy fiattsring.
mat weii-hsews hsaasy en-
pert. Maria Damien. kas $500
. simple. new Rets - ksv ~
nous line 81 hssssy prs1aeea.
us nothing more nes - tnna
. spesge--A setecteA spsaes--
IA ~ use1 In plare II year wash
csssh. Yeu1l bihs ~ ssh.
cieassiag quality anA - Wy y
lssts is1eslsisely. 4 '.msse~ fss
your sprsg beauty resssns.
SHOW yoUR CoIOnsi Nov.
more than almost any othsr time
In our history. It's . symbol q
good faith 10 display our eoun-
try's flag every day. u nssd
not be large though n veil might
be with such important holidays
~ Linooln's birthday and wash-
lngton's birthday just . fsw hops.
skips and jumps away on the cab
sndar. This weeks shopping sz-
petition took 10 70 one store which
proudly displays . grand sHsoft-
msnt NJ nsss. available IN any
siss. Whsthsr you desire one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Registration Rush
Noted at CITY Hdll

City Clerk Genevieve Martin
will keep her office open until 0
o'clock again Friday night, she
said, A. she tailed a total OF 143
new registrations Thursday during
the day and evening. Registration
clerks were kept busy Friday
morning as the rush to qualify
for the spring election speeded UP.
Books viii Close Saturday, Feb. Z,
and will not reopen between the
primary and general election.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
How the Jury Voted
Women: Yes, s; no, 0.
Men: Yes, 4; no, 2.

Trolley Conductor: No. The
honeymoon In over. She should
recognize things his way.
Housewife: Yes. It's certainly
the least she can expect of him.
Bartender: Yes. II takes very
little to please a wife by doing
small things. This boy IL headed
for trouble. I've talked to lots Of
'em.
Magazine Writer (woman): Yes.
Her husband Ia either q potential
boor or he Is just plain lazy.
Baseball Player: No. A man is
tired when he comes home. It's a
woman's place to wait on herself
today. She goes out and gets
mems jobs, doesn't she?
Movie Cashier: Yes. It's not
only politeness. but It's . matter
Of respect.
Bank Clerk: Yes. II . man loves
his wife. he will be willing to do
this much for her. It doesn't take
much effort.
Telephone Operator: Yes. She
shouldn't be hystericsl about this
problem, for I'm sure she can
shame him into cooperating.
Haberdasher: Yes. A man isn't
necessarily henpecked if he holds
rsdoor for his wife or helps her
down from trolley.
Housewife: Yes. This isn't In
black and white in the marriage
ceremony, but it certainly Ia i'm
Piled.
Milkman: Yes. He may have his
rights. but I think he's . darn
fool.
Dietician: Yes. ] bet this fell
low outdid himself a. polite
swain. Now that the confetti has
been vacuumed from the rugs, he
puts up his feet and relaxes.
Yesterdays case was that
of a woman who was afraid to
marry because Of the remsm-
brance of a love seven years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

When ! mentioned other men to
him. he became annoyed and re-
piled that some men don't wait
on women and he was one Of
them. He said not to expect II Of
him This WA . bitter blow to
me. It has caused our very first
argument and he viii not see my
way.
Should expect my husband TO
wait on me-at least when we are
entertaining our friends JUDY.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Today's
Recipes
PEANUT COOKIES

PEANUT COOKIES
u cup peanut butter
cup sugar
l eGE
y cup evaporsted milk
l tap. lemon juice
I cup flour
III tsasps. baking powder
tsp. salt
I tap. vanilla extract
Cream peanut butter and sugar
together until light and fluffy.
Beat in the egg. then add milk and
lemon juice. sift flour. then
measure. Resift with baking pow
der and salt into first mixture.
Add vanilla. Drop from a spoon
onto slightly creased baking sheet.
Flour palm Of hand lightly and
press cookies out nat. Bake In
moderate oven 1878 deg. F.)
about 10 minutes. Yield: 8 dosen
cookies. az inches in diameter.
ANIsE COOKIES
4 egg yolks
q tsp. cream Of tartar
Q tbsps. svaporated milk
1 ID. confectioners sugar
. tbspa. flour
=, tsp. vanilla extract
u tsp. grated anise
Beat egg yolks until light and
fluffy. Add cream OF tartar and
beat until thick and lemon colored.
Beat In the 2 tbsps. cold irradiated
evaporated milk. sift confection-
srs sugar AMI flour together and
add to first mixture. Add flavor
ings. Make small. fancy cookies
by forcing dough through a pastry
tube onto creased baking sheets.
Let stand one hour to dry. then
bake in a moderate oven 1928 deg.
FL until golden brown, Is or 20
minutes. Yield: 8 dozen very small
cookies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
HOUSEHOLD LINENS

Here's embroidery you'll love becouse con be done in
Of coors just shodes Of color with eouoy
lovely effect The onohon effect eross-sii'ch. Poern
2le contains transfer potten Of 10 motifs longing from
2r3H TO 6Hr5H inches; color schemes illustrations Of
stitches nnoteros required Send cents ord
ton token for this poern The Tooomo Times Needle
croft Dept Write ploinh poern number, your ond
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Seattle Star Plant
Damaged by Fire

SEATTLE-Fire that started In
the paper baline room caused
minor damage TO the building of
the Seattle Star Thursday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

Chased and 'Hair-Dof
Are Now in Dictionaries
'vsssw~;rs" Ahhsssk NJ Yst = IN ~ - So
Dsesws ~ ~ VIZ W.: We shsv5 kGsones

Women are among fnrpmoet vpr1 mohorn.
No le>s authority than Dr. chnr)s 1uuk ol1or q
Funk and waenaIfs Standard Dte1tooosy - fmGf ~
Of the NV words Appearing in cur mc1oRn 19llunm1m
Il believe that women coin mere vcr1a - ~ 49,
group aad Dr. Funk "As mothers an< uivo ~ ~ ~
center Of home life Teir eulnooe q vogG ornGco1
eth the hone o. family results n Many nefssa o11n1 -
our language" i
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
To SERVE DINNER

The chapeiets. . girls orgsnixa-
ton at the East Side chapel. will
serve a dinner at $50 p. m. Friday.
There also will be a candy pull and
games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
BANkRUPTCY ACTIONs

Bankruptcy petitions filed here
Friday with the clerk Of the fed
ersl court included:
Orin c. Church, 1874 Ia. y ST.
listing debts totaling s2.le33z and
no assets.
Jack S. Berge IT,. Vancouver,
listing debts totsling s1.sz34o and
no assets.
Ira Coleman. Glsnona. listing
debts totsling s752 and no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
, SERIAL STORY
TAMBAY GOLD
Y SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAkAS

| parents called for Lore ezplana-
ton than had In stock ut the mo-
ment. Well, whom I took ehsmls-
try In school they taught us about
q process called eataiysls. You
bring two substances into contact
Nothing happens. Then you give
them . shock--eiectric spark or
something and they get together
with = bang.
sent Uncle Andy over 10 the
station for my pal. when she got
out Of the car At Tambay shs look
ID al around her. and stretched
out her arms. kind Of loving the
place. All the vivid 60 Of LIE
had come hack 10 her. and q little
extra. l met her 81 the door.
.'fieiio. Juddy."
"oh. Momi I'm back
IT'S swell 10 have you You're
looking elegant"
where's Loren Oliver 7"
"over In the stooknde."
It'll be back In a minute"
30 I went into tho mansion and
sat down and told myself ed
stories Of the death OF kings. and
wondered what form the explosion
would take. Catalyris. huhr ]
could think OF other words that
began the same way. like cata-
clysm and oatastrophs and cat
fight. the best I could hope was
that Doc wouldn't be . worse
stumbls-bum than normal.
BY what judy reported 10 me
later. the start was peaceful
enough. she tried 10 apologize
about being rough about the gold,
but he wouldn't have any OF that.
He was 40 nervous. that pretty
soon she got nervous. too.
What makes you keep looking
At me 20 quesriy ?" she said
Al that Doc turned 90 red that
she got suspicious.
You're holding cut on me. shs
said. what Ia ~ Don't stand
there like . dumb bunny"
From then on he was fighting
the Jittsrs. The first ssnss he
made was this. and u wasn't too
good.
Il want 10 help you. Juddy.
That's all I ask
That got under her skin. Il
don't know why" shs said, when
I've been 20 rotten 20 you
You haven't. I msan. n doesn't
matter In comparison with this.
I mean" lie BUNDLED on. III must
BE- . painful subject for you"
she began 70 siggis You're the
one that seems 10 be In pain. May
he I ough, To be 1 one 10 help
you WHAT'S the painful subject :"
That set him hack on his heels
do you want me 10 marry you :"
no ssld
no thsfh INC paANfm s1nJ~tAt
Why should I wsnt 10 marry
you"
You've got 70 marry somsons.
haven't your"
Why
The -ths usual reason Yea
wouldn't have 10 live with me.
you know"
The usual reason, Sss usual
reason ?"
BY this time ..sor Doe uas dss-
psrats. Nom has told ne svsry.
thing"
And then some. apparently
What has shs told you -
That you wsrs-yers gong 70
have 49,"
Then judy got II. "shs's crazy
Or II II youf Ina not Eolng 10
have anything How could ~ !
nsan-~aitf"
she ran over 10 the Fssdsris
and gave the THREE snort toots on
my whistle that sere the eoms-a-
runnin' sigma.
n sounded like the trump of
doom 10 me. Coming through the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
CLASS POSTPONED

A first aid class for women Of
Moose chapter No. 81, originally
set for Feb 8 at the Moose lodge
hall. has been postponed indefi-
nitely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to tss'
questions printed on the editorial
page:
]. Fifty-six per cent.
2. William Howard Taft.
5. Inside wheels.
4. Charles Kingsley.
s. Hemoflobin.
8. Hat
7. Smooth.
.. -Four.
.. False.
10. Carson City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

back n her past. After hear
ing the opinions Of the Masked
Jury she decided to marry the
man who loved her now.
ccopyrisA,. is.a,
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Should Husbands Wcit on Wives?
Asks Bride
Today's Case

Ladies and Gentlemen Of the Jury: have been married
Just q days and have problem would like to see an
swered Before married, expected husband 10 observe
certain little nieetes. other waiting their wives
and some of them have been married for years think nv
husband expects wait him instead of vice versa
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Yesterdays case was that
of a woman who was afraid to
marry because Of the rsmsm-
brance OF a love seven years
Evening star., 1942-02-22

(See WEDDINGS, Page D-8.)
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Benefit Show
Will Attract
Social Set

Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Owen j.
Roberts are among the prom
inent members of society who
have made reservations for ring
side tables at the Spring Fashion
Show to be held Friday afternoon
at the Mayf1ower Hotel. The
show, which is to be from to
Z o'clock, will benefit the District
of Columbia Auxiliary Navy Re-
lief Society. For the past SO
years the society has carried on
its work by contributions from
Navy and Marine Corps person.
mel and a few civilian friends,
but more civilian help is needed
now to aid families Of men on
foreign duty, who may never be
able to repay the loan. For this
reason 1t has been necessary for
the society to give more than
one benefit at this time.
Australian Minister
Among the Patrons.
The Australian Minister and
Mrs. Richard g. Casey are others
who already have made reserva-
tions for the fashion show, and
also in this group are the Chief
Of Naval Operations and Mrs.
Harold r. Stark, Representative
and Mrs. Charles S. Dewey, the
Commandant of the Navy Yard
and Mrs. George T. Pettengill,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. w. H. p.
(See BENEFIT, Page D-7)
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Approaching
.ServiceS Set
Weddings

Weddings in the service set are
daily-and sometimes it seems,
hourly-occurances, but one ap-
preaching marriage is of particu-
lar interest in Army circles, for
the bride is a member of family
long prominent in the service
contingent. She is Miss Elizabeth
Mae Hills, daughter of Col. j.
Huntington Hills, Adjutant Gen.
erals Department, U. S. Army,
and Mrs. Hills. Her parents en-
tertained yesterday to announce
her engagement to 1t. r. Jerald
Culhane, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Joseph Culhane of
Seattle. Miss Hills is a grand
daughter of Maj. Gen. Edward
A. Kreger, U. S. Army, retired.
and Mrs. Kreger, and of Mrs.
Herman Glade, widow of the late
Col. Glade, U. S. Army.
The announcement of the en-
gagement was made at tea in
Col. and Mrs. Hills apartment
in the Dresden and followed a
meeting Of the Junior Group of
the Washington chapter of The
Army Daughters, of which Miss
Hills is a member.
The bride-elect has completed
two years at Stanford University
in California and now is tax
ing secretarial course in this
city. 1t. Culhane, graduate of
the University of Washington, is
on duty with the 30th Infantry,
u. s. Army. ~
Miss Jane Castell
To Be Married March !.
Also Of interest in service circles
is the announcement of the we'd
ding plans Of Miss Jane Castell,
whose marriage to 1t. Thomas
Treutlen Grady, U. S. Marine
Corps, Reserve, will take place
Saturday afternoon. March Z.
The ceremony will be held in the
Trinity Episcopal Church In Ia
koma Park, Md. The bride will
(see WEDDINGS, Page D-s.)
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Brazilian Party
Set for Thursday

The Brazilian Ambassador
and Senhora de Martins have
selected Thursday afternoon for
their large and formal recep-
tion in honor of the Minister
Of Finance of Brazil, Senior DR..
Artur de Souza Costa. The re-
ception was planned for Friday
Of the past week and was post
poned because of the sudden
death Tuesday Of the Minister
Counselor of the Embassy,
/ Senior Arno Konder.
The cards which the Ambas-
sador and Senhora de Martins
issued for the party last week
were not recalled and no addi-
tional invitations will be sent
out. The only announcement
of the new date is being made
in the newspapers.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Lenten Season Goes Awry;
Entertaining Fails to Lag
In Accordance With Custom
The Netherlands Minister and
Nine. Loudon Give Gay Reception;
Mrs. Robert Macneil Hostess
BY MARGARET HART,


social front" predicted
season! Certainly there dearh Of payng since
Wednesday, the 40 sackoh and Dinners
cocktail parties generously have dotted the calendar
receptions addition
other social activity that has evaded the headlines this
entertaining
known world
enjoyed Capital during days
rather spot.
Two Outstanding Parties
Keep Busy
yesterday attending delightful
festivities spotlight Two Of the outstanding
reception the Netherlands Minister
Lister Macnen
Macnel of
entertained
street. their Minister Foreign Affairs
function foreign legation with high
Of scarcity the lovely flowers
inability bulbs Holland
admiration Of the floral display.
Nine Loudon chose for the occasion dark red only
gold Netherlands lion which
Assisting the hostess
who alternated at the tea table
recently signed the defend themselves against
Hundreds Of Guests
At the Macneils
Hundreds of guests gathered the home of the Mac
Macne latter
ek Stevens Hicks and Mrs Macne daughter Mrs John Richard
wedding
which
on D9 ID
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Two New Ambassadors
To Take Up Duties Here
Bolivian Envoy Delays Arrival
And Is Expected by March L;
DR.. Celso Velazquez Is Due Soon
BY KATHARINE BROOKS.

will their at this Capital within
a
Ambassador Captain Colon Eoy Efaro
boundary negotiations between
negotiations
permanently
Guachala
who expected delayed their departure from