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are honest OF in the hotel business to make
money"
Again Braine laughed. Bring her back to
New York alone, Hsculapius, and fat check
is yours. Nothing could be simpler than an
idea like this. It's fact; no man can think
of everything, and you've just proved it to
me- I've tried to do = generals work without
aids. Olga, does any one watch me come and
go any more7"
No: I've watched dosen nigits- The
man has gone. Either he found out what he
wanted or he gave up the job. To my mind
he found out what he wanted"
{" And what's that7"
Heaven knowsi" discouragedly.
Come, doctor, suppose you and go down
to Days for a little turn at billiards?.
Nothing would suit me better"
IAN aboard, then! Goodnight, Olga. Keep
your Lair on mean your own hair. We're
going to win out, don't you worry. In IN
games the minute you begin to doubt you
begin to lose"
That same night Norton sat at his deak. IN
~ .hixt slssye. pounding axay q his 1y1s-
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The doctor leaned forward and whispered
q few wordA
well, I'm hanged!" Braine laughed and
slapped the doctor on the shoulder. The
simplest thing in the world. Mad dog wouldn't
be in it. always said that you had sFay
matter If you cared to exert yourself"
"Thanks," replied the doctor dryly. sIH
drop down there tomorrow. If you nay 90,
ostensibly to see the other patient. It win
make deuce of q disturbance
Not II you scare the hotel people"
That il what I propose to do. They win
not want such a thing known. 1t would scare
every one away for the rest Of the season.
But Of course this depends upon whether they
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SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

Aceompliees 81 BHn1ne k1Anap E1OHeneo
aAA hurry her on to Sea. She leaps over
beard and - picked up In q dased con.
A1tion By fishermen. Braine, disguised
- her father. takes her back to sea with
hin. Florence sets Are to the boat and
u rescued By q ship ON which Norton Aas
been shanghaied.
Concealed above the rendezveus Of the
Black Hundred, q man learns Of the re-
eoveRy of the box from the By .
saAlor and of Its subsequent return to
the bottom Of the sea. and he quickly
communicates the fact to jones. A duDl1-
cate box IL planted and later secured ~
the hand, but before its contents are ex-
azaiAed the box oysteriously disaDDears.
Finding himself checkmated ut every
tarn, Braine endeavors to ennesh the
HArgreave household In the law In or
der to gain free access to the house.
The timely discovery OF the plot By Nor
ton sets the police at the heels Of NE
pack and results In . raid On the gan0'0
rendezvous, which, however, proves to 10
barren - results.
Following q telephe@e message jones'
received from = mysterious perssa whom
he addressed NJ " sir,'' Florence il again
lured from her home and taken out to
sea. Through Norton's daring and skill
~ IN aviator she n rescued and returns
to her home In time to confront m agent
81 the Black HnnAreA. {,
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course, was due to Norton's policy Of keeping
the affair out Of the papers
Following Jones' orders, they made friends
with NO one. Those about the hotel-especial-
" the young men-when they made any ad-
vances were politely snubbed. Every night
Florence would write to her good butler to
report what had taken place during the day,
and he was left to judge for himself II there
was anything to arouse mis- suspicious. He, Of
course, believed the two were covertly guarded
BY the detective he had sent after them.
When Braine called upon Olga he found Liz
doctor there.
"WeIl, what's the news?" he asled.
had better run down and inquire how
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ming them an into . corner; but We want that
corner % deep that none Of tfasm can wriggls
out Of It.
"Uhm. Go on"
II want two months more"
The " old man" beat 4 tattoo with his fat
pencil. Sixty days, then And the yarn
lint ON my desk at midnight, you-"
Hunt for another job. An right I came
in to ask for three dayS leave"
You're your own boss, Jim, for sixty days
more. Whadda y mean counterSeiting7
"Those new tens and twenties. II stum-
BILE ON that right, Why, I can turn it over
without conflicting With the other story"
well, 60 to il"
I'm turning in my regular work, day in
and day out, and while doing It I've sons
through more hairbreadth escapes than you
ever. heard Of. They have been after me. I've
dodged falling safes; I've been shangiAied.
poisoned but haven't said word
Good Lord! Do you mean an tlntr
Every word, sir"
I'm make it ninety days, Jim; and II this
STORY comes n m - that yoa sst earkins
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Us O9aansy Hafgsea~s, nmionaiFes after .
ia1saaAs11 escape fssa he dsa Of the
t1R9 - bz11nant Thieves knswn - the
1naak HanArsa. livss tAe lie Of q re-
G1aso ~ eighteen vsars. Hargreave ac-
plAsa1ully Hests Draane. leader Of the
3aasa AHnAssi. Knswing Braine Will
leFy - - Aan. he sscapss from his own
i1sso1ss lsttsR to the girls ssAool wAese
G19A1esA yoaas be1oso he mystexao1sly
s1sea - tAs Aoozstsp His baby daughter.
t0JGo0o Gray. That day Hargreavo
.aaso Azsws oaI0oAaoo frsa The banA, but
~ 4. ssDe1toA tAax this AEsUDsd Into he
;. - WIN H. BALBOA As escaped In was
Du.ss.ssA.
Y1oauaoo aoxaves from the gax1np school.
0su01sss Olga, Brains's eeapanion, vis-
- ~ anA Aains her ~ . relative. Two
49,. AsAest1vss call. bat their BLOT -
411DoA ~ NoTt0ns q A0wuDaDeT naA.
A1osR Analnng In their Arst atte1pt, the
01aak 2n1ABeA trap Floseaoe. They aalk
Aas 1se neney. hut sAs escapes, again
lsnang tAsn.
Weston and a. esazAsas eaa1 On Flies.
ense tAe nsxt day. enee Aore safe ut
As0A. The v1sito1s having esAs, jones
EeDsves . section Of fleeing and from
q eav1ty takes . box. Pursued By MEM
bsrs - o. Black Hundred. As EssAes to
~ waAsr frenf ana saseeeAs In DROP
Dang ~ beR Int ~ ssa
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II shan't stir!" declared Susan. I shan't
leave my girl even if 1 am sick" Susan
caught Florenee's hand and pressed it
Would you like to 60 with her, Florence?"
asked Jones, with a shy glance at the strange
doctor. The shy glance wasted. The
way or the other to him.
1t IL nothing very serious now" he vol
unteered. But it may turn out serious If 1t
is not taken care Of at once"
"What is the troubled" inquired Jones,
who was growing fond of Susan.
Weak heart. Sunshine and good sea air
win strengthen her up again. No, mol" as
Jones drew forth his wallet. I'm send in my
bill the first of the month. Sunshine and sea
air; that's all that's necessary. And now,
good-day."
All very businesslike; not the least cause in
the world for any one to suspect that a new
trap was being set by the snarers. The maid
returned to the sewing room, while Florence
Jones was suspicious, but dig in his mind
as he would he could find no earthly reason
for this suspicion save that this attribute was
now instructive, that 1t was always near the
top. II Susan was i'll she must be given
good care; there was no getting around this
fact. Later, he telephoned several prominent
physicians. The strange doctor was recon-
mended as a good ordinary practitioner and in
good standing; and 20 Jones dismissed his sus-
picions having no hook to hang them ON.
His hair would have tingled at the roots,
however, had he known that this same physi-
clan was one Of the two WHO had signed the
document which Lad accredited Florence with
insanity and had all but succeeded In making
a supposition u fact. Nor was Jones aware
Of the fact thar the telephone wire had been
tapped recently. SO when he finally concluded
to permit F1orsnce to accompany Susan to
Atlantic City he telephoned to the detective
agency to send up trusty man, who was
Swallowed from tile moment he entered the
Hargreave home till he started for the railway
station He became lost in the shuttle and
was not heard from till weeks later, in Ha-
vana- The Black Hundred found q good profit
in the shanghaiing business
Susan began to pick up, IS they say, the
day after the arrival at Atlantic City, due,
doubtless, to the cessation of the poison she
had been taking unawares. The two young
women began &c enjoy life for the first time
since they had left Miss Farlow's. They were
up with the sun every day and went to bed
tired but happy. No oEc bothered them. Ii
some stray reporter encountered their sigma
lures on the hotel register, he nav nothing to
excite- biz rspcxtcxss3 e:cs>e An fhis d
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the young lady Il progressing" said the doctor.
who was really q first rate surgeon and who
had performed. aumber Of skilled operations
anent their encounters with tie police. I've
got Miss Florence where you want hsr. Its
Up to you now"
She ought to be separated from her COM
week, 80 Jones will not worry particularly.
A mighty curious thing has turned up. Be
fore Hargreave's disappearance not a dozen
persons could recollect what Jones looked like.
He was rarely ever In sight. What do you
suppose that sisnifes?"
"Don't ask me- shrugged the man Of medi-
cine. II shouldn't worry over Jones'"
But we can't stir the old fool. We can't
get him out Of that house. I've tried to get
that maid to put a little something in his
coffee, but she stands of at that. She says
that she did Is she agreed in regard to Flor
ence, but her agreement ended there. We
have given the jade five thousand already and
she il clamoring for the balance"
o6V0 you tuIcAtcucQ ueE1 0UkeU OlB0s
Braine smiled q little. My dear woman,
it is Afty-ffty. While have hold on her,
it b not quite good as she has on me- We
are not dealing with an ordinary servant We
could threaten and scare. No, indeed: q
shrewd little woman who desperately wanted
money. And she viii be paid; NO getting out
Of 1t. She will not move another step, one
way or the other, after she receives the bal
ance. Hargreave win have . pretty steep bill
to pay when the time comes"
"She has no idea where the million ISL"
IF she had, she's quite capable of Juggling
it of all by herself" said Brains.
The doctor laughed.
"Olga," went ON Braine, you must hook at
it as do: that it is stin in the middle Of the
game. and we have neither lost nor won"
"How do you know that Harsreave may
not have at his beck and call an organization
quite As capable if not as large a. oms7"
suggested the physician.
THAT is not possible" Braine declared
without hesitation.
"Well, it begins to look that way to me.
We've never made move yet that hasn't
been blocked"
Pure luck each time, ten you; the devils
own luck always at the critical moment, when
everything seems to be in our hands Nov. we
want Florence, and we've tried q hundred
ways to accomplish this fact and failed The
question is, how to get her away from her
companion?"
Simple enough" said the doctof DOM
psacently.
-Og* xsts 4, r yca sax=.:: H.
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(Copyright: 1914: by Harold Mao Grath-)
CHAPTER XVI.


CHAPTER XVI.
uRAmEzx IN THE HouuEHoLD.
~ HE maid stole into the house, wondering
II she had bsen seen. She wanted TO
be loyal to this girl, but she was
tired Of the life; she wanted to be
bar own mistress, and tie small for
tune o6srsd hsr would put haf ON the way
70 realise hsr ambition. What had she not
seen and bean Of life since she Joined the great
dstsctivIs force! Lady's maid, cook, ship
Aossn othsf smployments. Her pay, until size
secured some fat reward, was but twelve hum
dxed tho year; and here was i've thousand in
advance, with the promise Of five thousand
moro the minute her work was done. And 1t
was simple work, without any real harm to-
ward Florence ~ far a. she was concerned.
Tie whola thing rested upon one difficulty:
would Jones permit the girls to leave the
kouse1
One day Florence found Susan sitting In q
chair, her head in her hands.
why, Susan, what's the matesr7" cried
; Tlorsncs.
Il don't know what IL the MATES. dear, but
haven't felt well for two or three days.
Tn dizzy an the time. can't read or sew Or
eat o. slesp.
why didn't you tell me7" said Florence,
rsproachfully. She rang for the detective
maid " N1a, l don't know anything shout
doctors hereabouts."
II know q good one, Miss Florencs. ehsa
Y ssnd for himf"
do; Susan Il ill''
Jones was not prepared for treachexy In his
own household; so when he heard that a
doctor had been called to attend Susan IL was
without the least suspicion that he had been
betrayed More than this there had been NO
occasion to summon q doctor In the seven
years Mr.. Hazgreave had lived here. So Jones
went about his petty household effairs without
more thought upon the matter. Ths maid had
BEEN recommended to him - one Of the
shrswdest young women In IL Asssctivs busl-
nsea.
The DOCTOR arrived. he was q rel Doctor
- doubt Of that. He investigated 6.nan's CON
6ataon-bF0usAt about By q subtle though not
daneseuus polson-and instantly rscommended
the ssashoes. Susan Was not used TO beina
epnAnsd TO The house; abe was essentially IN
cut II Doors little body. The seashore would
being hse about In no time. The doctor sur
Dosesd A8antic City becauss Of its mildneau
1nouoAput - year and its nearnsn TO New
yak
sr'A sAsia sasn Aevs . p a,eas.- ~
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q ny WoeA 40 ses - . = : go
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He slAncsd quimicauy at SlnbeneA NJ ~
de pictars Of glowjng AsaltA. on1dsnly -
frowned anxiously.
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"Wha4 y NJ" dsmandsd ouDaAI v1tA 1Bsw.
II tsrspe
90 eo you, ovn room - neaply "a ~
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- IN aoEs 's~l'asEea .1.n "a c'1 -
m doceor Deean 20 esk ma eesaoos' nov
she sleDt Il shs was thirty. felt pains IN hsf
tnNh n hnno NM
b. Not the Glishtsst suspicion sn1sfed ksR
hsad that Ghe was beins koodvinhed. Why
shoun abe snsert.a. any suspscson9 This
doctor. who seemed Kindly md heasvoasat,
who had prescribed for Susan end b>nsatsd
her, why should she doubt himr'
In hsaven's name. tell me What = tas
matter7" she pleaded.
stay here for uttl. while ana I'm b
hack. Under no circumstances Lave your
room TN return"
He paced out into the han, to meet ths
frantic Susan.
I'VE must go the manager at once" he
replied to her queries "And We must be
extremely Quiet about Il. There must BE- NO
excitement. You had better 70 to your room.
You must not 20 into Mis- Haxgreave'a Ten
me, where lave you bsenf Have you besn
trying to do any charitable work among tie
poorer classic.
~Only once.s admitted Susan. now On the
Il yerxe Of tears.
Only omcs n suaIcisnt. Com: ven 10
. and - the manager Together" s.
3 They arrived It the deek. ana - rsaYaSb9r
wac summoned.
II take Il" BEGAN the doctor lovly. that
= contaxious di.ease. II II beeame known
among your quests. would Great. = rood deal
Of disturbancs7~ -. ~
sDisturbancs! Good hsaysna. man. Il
veu1d min INV brsiness for tn vhole -.
soni~ exclaimed IL. astounded manager.
~ am sorry, but this young lady's CON-
nanion ha. ham strieksn With esn.llnox-w
The manager fell back against hi. de.k. III
law fallen. Eu.an turned n vaits n The
marble ton.
.Ths only way to avoid trouble II to hevs
her conveyed Immediately to some placs vber.
aha can bs treated properly. Not = VOID tn
.h.o,,.. $1,000 .
m. m.r.~.r -. ,1.a .rc.,.h - -.
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An afer has haen made TO Otis
Skinner to revive s.Eraneesca la Ri
mini, in which he made such g no
table SUCCESS some years age.
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A tahlaia comedy is called Tess OF
th0sT Tango Another show 70 be pro-
dneSd next season viii Ne called The
TanEo Girl
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"The House Of Bondase," the elk
resi- photoRlRy on Reginald WRIGHT
RApfmaMssl famSpE novel, which VIII
Be shSRn the last half Of Aext weak
ct the Robinson Grand, hit the taste
or the social reformeTs ef- Golumbus
o., who seized the Alm rs text iof
Emaay speeches on the urgent necessity
OF lsirs all legitimate means for I'M
proving social conditions arnongst
wofnen and children. Mary DenbigA's
unhappy lot was held up as a warn
ing to young girls to beware OF the
dangers BY which they are beset, II
they deviate from the path of obedi-
ence.
George Evans of the Honey Boy
Ninstfels" is to head musieal COM
edy company next season
The Biiou theater on Main street to-
morrow viii present THE Great Leap
or until Death Do Us Part" Mutual
production under the direction OF p.
~. Erimth. The performers are al!
former Biograph stars, Bob Haffon
Mae Marsh and others. This Is roz
mantle story of q Kentucky feud, The
picture ends with remarkable leap
on horseback, actual distance tro@.
atty foot, cliff, the most sensational
performance eyer C1HGlGA Ia 4ASAAAES
Tt d also showing today Francis x.
Bushman and Miss Beverly Bsyne IN
The Bijou shows today Francis 4.
piece. Thursday two reel VitagFapn
pickles, Art and Saurkraut," By Sid
ney Drew, viii be shown. The run
maker does funny stunts.
-
Belle Blanche is now giving iraita-
tions of Trentinf, Sam Bernard, Lau-
rette Taylor, Eddie Leonard, Hattie
williams, Eva, TanguaY, Lew Fields,
Jimmy Powers and other stage no
tables.
An are reminiscent of no other
and an artist equally unique. sums
up the characterizatfoR Of famous
American critic who heard Kathleen
PaFl0R last season Do not let US
analyz6 her playing" wrote this au-
th6ftEy.- s.It cannot be measured by
that, oE ether great artists at does not
stand aboYe it; 1t lie not below 1t. 1t
is keraeagn playing. Nor is it . mo-
encaantment that she
sorS as ever her he&reEs; 1t leaves an
impression Of genuine high art fer q
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Joseph NJ. Gates, whe is. in Chicago,
il shortly to make another productions
with some wealthy Chicago hackers!
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Seeing this play viii at
feet YOU, arouse your inter
est and Indignation as no
news story or magazine arfa-
ole can. Type cannot convey
the misery of White Slavery
the stage prodlfctien ct
FACTS.
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lont time ~ aa ~. g y
~ artist she
Miss Payion, q lsltesf seaso e ,1Qa.t
frfeud slEp 50 freq usntIy expressed on
her previcus visits. European critics
haze always commented fayQrapl on
the Canadian yioiinfsgss playing, but
.tn cir most recent critieisn we're even
more hatteFfpe Several Of tbs more
prominent Nr!ters place Miss PafloW
unqualinedIy ct ths head Of woman
yto5fnists Of the da5.
EItss PaFlow Is TO give recltai
her OF the Marcato Clubs winter
ccurse OF Innsfcal entertainments
RITA Romance by Leo PfetFtch-
stein. and music by Silgiof Hem, VIII
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BE- prsducaa in Les Angeles this
SpFm So.
"ThOFns Of the Say white Way"
in three parts, telling the stofy Of
girls 6Rht for right, 10 the feature
Offering teday at the 0rD Asr1a Ihe
stsrys depicted here is AeFally bene-
hcial to all. 1t. portrays a political
boss, who is the proprietor Of = tens
raent dive. He is, hoWeveF, laGSe in
heart and spirit, and is eEsr the
ErieAd of the Ill-treated girl. NFhenv
ne is ceAffon ted With the tragedy 81
his ewn daughter's Aisstep. he is
his cafe and seeks conso1eMeNt aAo
aieher ideals by feayinS the trail 81
the bright lights for the. cecil green
Acids OF rest in the country.
SUI .
Anew play is shortly to be seen en
tour called value Received It T.
by AuguBtin MeHugh, authSr II
'f0H1cer ee6."
Fpur picture Df4ye are being shogp
to-day 1t the Ly0SuH thSataF. - Tel:
Jews; ''Put Yourself IA His Plaza.
when Billy Purposes" Nest0r
eemedy featuring Rameaa Lang t0ys
Jshn Steppltpg apd Lee A9Essa Y,
the Y ear SV14, = 0k0Es CSAAW14S 3D.
ring Mas Asher; and The DSetor's
Order" a Powers comedy. Mr.. HsW.
the Eypeum song BIRD, will stag
2sW song.
Joseph NJ. Gates, who is. in Chicago,
is shortly TO make another production
with some wealthy Chicago baokers
So &@
'.Unto the Third and Fourth Gen
sFatton," is the name Of the feature
phetoRiay offered to-day At the 0deen
theater. Il is play that has pic
kureaque beginning tR ERGlish ceun-
try life two centuries ago and then
dashes up to date. showing hey q
strain ef blood viii tell, particularly
as il pertains to weakness In leo king
at the Wina cup. a dandy K4leFQ
play entitled 1.-THE Medicine Sh0w at
stony Guich" is also shown.
&sa
Whep Louise closer Hale's drala-
tization of her book Her Soul and
Her Body, 10 produced in San FraR-
cisco. Ehe suekor'a husband, WalterI
Hale. VIII kaYe the leading ParE-
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one 5ha9 Oh and gas, well 2. ia
acres, Clay district. +.
deorRe W. Ractor to Arbart A
shtnn, % acres, Clay district.
ID. III. Smith 10 Ben Smtth, II
acres. Coal dlstrtct.
Calder b .WycKoR to John g.
Southern, lot, AdamBton. .
1easS +, ssaudo lRh to. Howard r.
Ran6ofrh, 1 lot, HaleU.
JeaaS 81. Rando1plh 20 Charles ".
CAIN lot, Eaj8g1. $500
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Gus HIS third seasons cnering ot
ne ft0on character
MAY. aaIiItt ana JefG," called Mutt
and JeR in Panama, which comes
here soon, has been framed mp on a
more. elaborate and costly scale than
the origInal pro eG3on. lJndoubtedly
this is due to the confidence naturally
inspired by the extraordinary success
which has been his since tie premier
oifsring OF the Bud Fisher couceit, Of
ike title
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DEEDS PILED:

yittcr A. Mensndez 70 Mznpda
Fernandez, / lot. GrasssM.
wilma r.. Papbhila 10 Wnuan
Ronnert. i lot, Nav Fair Grounds ad-
ditfon.
Calvin Alestock TO 7he ClarkslslsEs@
Adaht and Heat Company, one-hSli
acre, WBstoh biks:
Aibert A. 8htnn - say1lla " AlllA.
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me odeon evening win be sAgA
Adv entures 81 atnyn
Anay
hatefnl
tradition IN
CT esoapns the
thrilling aAaptor to Ehs AavsAthe . a
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When Louise Closer Hale's drama
tization OF her Book, Her Soul and
Her Body, :" II produced in San FraR-
cisco, Ehe autkor'G husband, Waiter
Hale. VIII .kage The leading part
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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-03-15

sumner in Purchasing Higher Quality
Milk?" Mrs. Ellen p. Dadney,
supervisor of home economics of the
Seattle public schools, will present a
paper on ''What Can be Done by the
Municipality to Enlighten and In
crease the Interest of the Consumer
in the Milk Supply
L. w. Hanson, former dairy in.
structor of the state, will tell what
the inspector has done and what can
be done to interest the farmer in
cleaner milk production, and Prof.
Herman G. Bauer, of the University
of Washington, will discuss the value
of uniform milk and dairy legislation.
A business session of the associa-
ton will follow dinner at the Hotel
Butler Saturday night, March 28th.