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Resolution Of II. Hold Of Ruth No.
COS.

On April 10, our beloved sister
Callle Richardson passed away. She
was financial member OF H. Hold
of Ruth No sos and filled many inn
p0rtant Offices She has been a
member for 81 years. She was an
ambitious mother and neighbor.
Be It Resolved: that we Ruths Of
Household Of Ruth No. COS. extend
our deepest sympathy TO the bereaved
family and relation,
Further Resolved; that copy Of
these resolutions be placed in our
record book and copy be sent to
the bereaved family.
Signed:
MRS. HATTIE MASSEY.
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NINE. LUELLA MCDANIEL,
28O2 E. Morse Street.
GrannvfIIo- nawaa

SCALP SPECIALIST AND BEAUTY
CULTURIST.
All ladies' can have long beautiful
hair. Let me convince you and start
your hair 81 once to growing. You
get results from the nrat treatment.
Growing Oil. Csc to Soc; Dandruff
Cure. Soc; Pressing Oil, 50c; sent
anywhere prepaid. / also teach mani
curing and beauty culture by mail.
Terms reasonable.
Address Madam Luelln Mcdaniel,
2SO2 q. Morse St.. Greenville. Texas.
M e-11-tf
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motored out to Trinity Sunday. DR..
]. s. Reid motored to Trinity Sum
day.
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ACHES and PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
You'll flnd SIoan's Lintmcnt
scftens the sewers
rheumatic ache

Put Il on freely. Don't rrb 4 n
Just let II Penetrate naturally. What q
sense Of soothing relief soon followsl
External aches, stiffness, soreness,
cramped muscles, strained sinews,
back "cricks"-those ailments can't
fight of the relieving qualities q
Sloan's Lininlent. Clean, convenient,
economical. Ask any druggist for It.
SlslIsE
soc, COO and s1.sO
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Whitefoofs Careless Jump
EVERETT TRUE


HYHIrEToor THE WOOD MOUSE:
oncs more was happy. when
found his snug little nest and his
n q food under that old box In
DARKEST corner OF Farmer
ns sugar house. be knew that
- Browns Boy must have
u u there II was better than
"a place under the woodpile-
- he best place for home
fh1esfcot ever had. II didn't take
him long 10 change his mind about
|leavtng the littis sugar house. Some
hos. - seemed TO know right down
|1nsi1D tha3 his house would not again
- disturbed
- ~ proceeded 70 rearranse his
nout and TO put all his supplies Of
19oo - one corner OF the old box.
When everything was arranged TO
ouft him. be vcnsured out. for now
~ - no longer feared Farmer
uuuiu Boy. he wanted % - all
1T ~ going on. He liked to
- up on the bench where Farmer
UUnis Boy sometimes sat He
ru06 climb up to where Farmer
Dun's Boy's coat hung and ex-
~ liz pockets Of u. Once he
- Farmer Browns Boys hand
Uhief. He wanted to add to the
Dogtal his nest Was made OF.
D1nar Browns Boy discovered Il
q = Il was disappearing. and how
laaghed ~ he pulled 1t away.
-. what with eating and sleeping
playing about. secure In the
Inc that no harm could come
I'm. Whitcfoot was happier than
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wns 10 make Wilson propose % her.
In her heart she knew that on the
Grst depended the second.
a week later she made tho same
frantic excursion. but with y differ.
ent result Sidney was not in night.
or Wilson. But standing on the
wooden doorstep OF tho little houss
was lie Moyne. Tho ailanthus trees
were bare 1t that time. throwing
saunt arms upward TO the November
sky.s The street lamp. which In the
sununer left the docrstsp In the
shs Nv. now ahone thru the branches
and threw into strong relief Ii
Moyns's tan ngssrs and set facs-
Cariotta aAw him too iats To retreat
But he iid not go her. Ghe went
on. startled. her busy brain schem'
ing anew. Another cicment had en-.
tered into her plotting. II Vas the
fsrst time she had known that X.
lived in the Page house. II gave her
a sense Of uncertainty and deadly
fear.
She made her first friendly over.
turc OF many days 20 Sidney the fol.
lowing day. They met In the locker.
room In the Placement. where the
street clothing for the ward patients
was kept Here. rolled in bundles
and ticketed. side by side lay the
Heterogeneous garments In which the
patients had met accident or illness.
Rags and tidincss. NTH and clcanii-
ness. lay almost touching.
Far away on tho other side Of the
white washed basement. men were
unloading cleaning cans OF milk.
Floods Of sunlight came down the
ceilarway. touching their white coats
and turning the cans to silver.
Everywhere was the religion Of the
hospital. which In order.
Sidney. barking back from recent
Sights 10 the staircase conversations
OF her night duty. smiled at Car.
lotta. checrfuiiy.
~ miracle IL happening" she said.
Grace Irving n going out today.
when one remembers how III she
was and how we thought shc could
not live. it's rather a triumph. isn't
~"
f(,cufinuesl Tomorrow
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llliliiililui,1,,;

DR.. Max was leAsning vtnAam. n
sher~ was q twinkle IN his eye. he
vesicd Il dimseetiy. But cucs again
in tho machine. he bent over and put
his cheek against hers.
You little cati You're jeaicus.. he
aid. exuitaniiy.
Nevertheless. aitho he might xzniie.
the image Of Sidney lay very close
10 HIS heart those autumn days. And
cariotta knew L.
Sidney cAme of night duty the
middle OK November. The night duty
had been a time Of comparative
peace TO cariotfa- There were no
evenings when DIT. Max could bring
sidney back 10 the hospital in his
car.
sldn~y's half days Mt homo wcrc
occasions for agonies Of jeaiousy on
cariotta's part. On such an occasion.
a month after ths wedding. she could
not contain herself. She pleaded her
old excuse OF headache. and took the
trolley 20 n point near tho end Of
tho Street. After twilight fell. she
slowly walked tho length Of the
Street Christine and Palmer had
not returned from their wedding
journey. The November evening was
not cold. and on tho little balcony sat
sidney and Or. Max. X. was there.
too. had she only known IL. sitting
back In the shadow and saying little.
his steady eyes on sidncy's proflc.
But this Cariotta did not know.
She went on down tho Street In a
frenzy Of jealous anger.
After that two ideas ran concur.
rent In Cariotta's mind: ono was TO
get Sidney out OF the way: the other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-05
MAJ. KIDWEll COMES
BACK FROM OVERSEAS

After serving In France for more
than a year, and being cited by his
commanding officer for bravery In
paying troops in the front line
trenches. Mai Frank A. Kidwell. OF
the 9ist division. returned home Mon
day.
A sergeant in tho regular army.
with 81 years. service when war was
declared, Mai. Kidwcll received CAP
,aIn's commission in the quarternas-
ter's corps. and was promoted to ma
Tor while in France. MAI. kidweifs
home IL at $40 T. John St
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SEATTLE WOMAN
SAYS She WOULD
GASP FOR BREATH
Four Years. Indigestion Re-
ieved by Tanlac-She
Gains rs Pounds
PAGE II
Bu ALTMAN
By AHERN

Tho past winter II the first on
have gone through in i've yeafo
without a serious illness. and I give
TAnlac the credit for keeping N
WE'LL" said Mrs. Dilena Olson. resil
ipg at 2ss5 warsaw Street, Seattle
a few days ago. In a statement
, which one Of the benefits mentions&
Ii . gain In weight Of twenty-five
pounds.
For the past four years" *
continued. Il had suffered terribly
from indigestion and disordered kid
ncys. l would bioat 90 after eak
Ing that ! would have to loosen my
clothes and the gas would press on
beat so hard you could almost hear
IL. dreaded to so upstairs. a. I
was afraid would never get to the
top. and these spells would como
on me, even when / was not exertiug
myself In the least Sometimes.
while sitting in a chair. this awful
palpitation would come on. and +,
would simply have to gasp for
breath. was forced to live on the
lightest kind Of foods--no meats or
vegetables--and yet suffered.
Many a time. after a very light
meal. I have been seized with ter
rible gripping pains that would al
most draw me double. and ! suf-
fered almost constantly with head
ache.
my kidneys and bladder also both
cred me a great deal, and my back
couldn't have hurt IRE much worse
IL someone had beat me with a stick.
also had rheumatic pains all
through my body. and there was
dull, aching pain in my arms and
legs all the time. My complexion
was pale and sallow and l had lost
weight until I didn't look like my
self. Naturally. my nerves got into
frightfully shattered condition and
l hardly knew what a nights sleep
was. The greater part of the time
could not do one bit Of my house
work, and was often right down in
bed for a week or two at a time.
Then, when the influenza epidemic
came on. l was taken down with
this trouble, and was left in worse
condition than ever.
Then / began taking Tanlac, as
II was so highly recommended. and
it has built me up and put my whole
system in good condition. My stoui-
ach is now in such good condition
that can eat all kinds Of meats and
vegetables or Just anything else.
without suffering particle from
shortness Of breath or any other dis
agreeable feelings afterwards. and
my appetite is just fine. I can go
up and down stairs now as easily as
ever could. and all my headaches
have left me entirely, and my kid
neys never bother me at all. MY
nerves are strong and steady and |
sleep every night like a child. My
complexion Is clear and healthy.
looking. and l simply feel like .
new person. have gained twenty
| five pounds in weight and all my
friends say I haven't looked so we'll
In years. / will always praise Tan
lac for giving me back my health
Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartelt
Drug Stores under the personal d.
rection OF special Tanlac represents
ative.--Advertiseme
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do happen. IL II very likely 10 be
when the possibility Of them IL far
shest from our thoughts. Almost nj.
ways they are duo to heedlessness OF
careiessncss. II was hcedlessness
that got whitefoot into one OF thc
worst mishaps OF his whoIc life.
Whisefoot had been running ana
jumping all around the inside Of
the little sugar house. lie loves TO
run ard jump. and he had been hav-
ing Just the best time ever. Finally
whitefoot ran along the old bench
and jumped from the end OF IL for
n box standing on end In which
Farmer Browns Boy sometimes sat.
II wasn't very long jump. but
somehow whitefoos misjudged It.
He was needless. and he didn't Jump
quite far enough. Right beside that
box was a tin pail. half filled with
sap. Instead Of landing on the box.
whitefoot landed with q splash in
that pail Of sap.
Next story: whitefoot Gives Up
Hope.
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tCs.sa.ssd ~. asSwa.y,

shs ~ down ~ . safs dintAncs.
and looked across the little clearing
20 him with the somher eyes that
werc her great asset
'sYou can AFFORD 10 b very calm"
she said. because this In only play
to you. I know IT, i've known II all
along. I'm . good listener and not
unattraetivc. But what Ii play for
you 10 not necessarily play for me-.
am going away from here"
For the first time. he found him.
self believing in her sincerity. Why.
the girl was white. He didn't want
to hurt her. II she cried--he was at
the mercy Of any woman who cried.
Give up your sraining7"
what else can do, This sort Of
thing can not 70 on. Or. Max"
She did cry then--rcai tears: and
he went over beside her and took her
In his arms.
Don't do that" he said- please
don't do that You make me feel like
scoundrel. and I've only been TAX
ing a little bit Of happiness. That's
all. I swear IT,"
she lifted her head from his shout
der.
You mean you are happy with
mey"
VERY. very happy" said Or. Max.
and kissed her again on tho lips.
The one element Cariotta had left
out Of her calculations was herself.
She had known the man. had taken
the situation at it's proper value.
But she had left out this important
factor In the eduation--that factor
which in every relationship between
man and woman determines the
eQuaiion--thc woman.
Into her calculating ambition had
come a new and destroying element
She who. like X. In his little room
on the Street, had put aside love and
the things thereof. found that II
would not be- put aside. BY the end
OF her short vacation Carlotta Har.
rison was wildly In love with the
younger Wilson.
They continued 10 meet. not an
often as before. but once a week,
perhaps. The meetings were full OF
danger now: and II for the girl they
lost by this quality, they gained at.
traction for the man. She W a 9
shrewd enough to realize her own ait.
ua ton. The thing had gone wrong
She cared. and ne did not. II was his
game now. not hers.
| All women are intuitve: women In
love are dangerously 30. As well az
she knew that his passion for her
was not the real thing. 20 also sb
realized that there was growing al
| In his heart something akin TO the
real thing for Sidney Page. suspi
cion became certainty after a talk
/ they had over the supper table at n
country road house tho day after
Christmas wedding.
/ How was the wedding - tire
some?" she asked.
Thrilling. There's always some
thing thrilling to mo In a man tying
himself up for life TO one woman
LISTS 30 reckless"
H Her eyes narrowed. That's not
exactly the Law and the Prophets, IL
lit"
\ ITS the truth. To think of Sc.
Letting out of all the world one wo
man. and electing to spend the rest
Of ones days with her. Altho--"
His eyes looked past carlotta into
distance
Sidney Page was one OF the
bridesmaids" he said. irreievantly
she was lovelicr than the bride"
Pretty, but stupid" said Carlotta
II like her. I've really tried to teacl
her things. but---you know" She
shrugged her shoulder.
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Bp COMO

ever before In hts little life. He
knew that Farmer Browns Boy and
Farmer Brown and Bowscr the
Hound were his friends. He know.
too. that A. long a. they were about
mono Of his enemies would dare
come near. This being 20. of coursr.
there was nothing to be afraid OF.
No harm could possibly como 20
him. Al least. that is what White
foot thought
But. you know. enemies are not
the only dangers TO watch out for
accidents with happen. when they
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Erwin. Tho program In as follows
l. ..
seherso. ia n IA, miner. 80. .cnopiu
Mr.. w1rrn Brian cro.a
KsaAiss--fnpsrsSnati ........>
Mi0 Louise studiey.
q, -va,ss s,o..r- t.srsss.a b. Ass.,
fb) ''chansn Insans- tarransed by
Powell hinskl ............ h.rsAkofl
"a, 0Avctse from ~Mi9Bcu" Thomas
Miss rrsnees Tanner. ~sstin-
Aia Edna AeDonash ~ the piano
Alar~W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1890
rrse CARA Dsssse
g, IL r.sss rssiiios-. .Nss. vsees
Mr. rAiiip osa<Assf,
Miss Carrie Lovsrins ., shs p!saa
VI
Resdine-.rbe Prince chap. ....-
Mis- Norma oison
VII
Fancy p.nc,ss. Mis- Roth Newman
epaaish Department cf Wsman's
Century Club
Spanish Department Of woman's
Century club at Hotel Washington
1t 1880.
A. r. r. NJ. r. Club
A. r. Il. NJ. Il. club will meet with
Mrs. Cavenna. 37ll Burke ave-. at
: O'Clock.
West Side Improvement Club
Tho regular monthly business
meeting Of the West Side woman's
Improvement club meets at the
home o[ Mrs. r. Harper. 1875 Arch
ave. At p. m.
Wcmen's Tuesday Club
wcmen's Tuesday club at the
home Of Mrs. r. A. Padeiford. ls2s
18th ave. ". f.. at 1890.
Queen Anne Study Club
A silver tea, In benefit OF their
French orphan. will be given by the
Queen Anne Study club Mt the home
Of Mrs. C. NJ. Thompson. 25o6 Second
ave. W.. at o'clock. DIR. Scholz.
Of the University Of Washington. will
speak on THE League of Nations
and a musical program will be given.
Those interested in the lecture are
welcome.
Life study Class
The Life Study class meets in the
r. S. hall. first floor Of the Lyon
building. this afternoon. Visitors
welcome.
broadway PIT. A.
Broadway Parent. Teacher associa.
ton meets at the school ut AIS p. m.
for annual election Of officers. DIR.
r. II. Bateman viii address the meet.
ing.
British.Auerican Relief
The ladies' of the British.American
Relief association will hold their
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Robert
Gillespie. ia Ward st, at 1880 p. IN.
Progressive Club
Seattle Progressive club meets at
2 o'clock in the Federation club
house. Interesting topics win be dis.
GUESSED. after which the lesson In
Washington state constitution will be
given.
Webster PIT. A.
Webster parent.Teacher associa.
ton meets at the school at $40 p. m.
Election Of officers and a silver tea.
Blueside Salmon Bay PIT. A.
Bluesidc Of the Salmon Bay Par
ent.Teacher association viii enter,
tain and serve refreshments to the
Redside Mt 8 p. m. In the Ballard
high school lunch room. All mem
bern are invited. Superintendent,
Cooper OF the city schools will speak
and all members OF the school board
are asked to attend.
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Hv,NTEI,s sH0vtT,D FRET

An output OF moro than 1900 Chi.
nesc pheasants this year At the King
County Came farm on Tokul creek
IL the prediction Of r. l.. Wiikins,
county game wardcs
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Clua1bc
CLUBS FOR TIrEHDAY

CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Cosmopolitan Cisb Of the u. w. G. A.
TIA Cosmopolitan club Of tho r.
W. c. A. will hold its regular
monthly business meeting on Tues
day. May Q. 1T es<5 p. m.
Tho members Of the club are busy
reheAruing n play which thcy viii
givs on May 1e In Aamosr9 hall.
The members Of the Cosmopolitan
chorus are alnO preparing . musical
evening for May "a. - b. followed
by . reception "a the friends and
guests Of tho club.
Central rniou Of w. G. Z. q.
Central Union OF women's Chris.
tan Temperance Union. at Lebanon
Home. iiio W. s3th st Basket
luncheon at 1870.
Quarsnte Club
ouarnnts club at the home Of Mrs.
q. II. Palmer. 3i3s ChilbcrG ave. Mt
o'clock. Subjects. Value Of Big
IariIV87s Wy lHtN. ot1tk sc ANVIL
Columbia South America" by Miss
Florence Thorpe. Musical program.
Womeu's Civic Club
womcn's Civic club. parliamentary
section. meets at p. m. In the F'rcd.
erick a Nelson auditorium. Regular
session at 9.
Lodge No. 7. \. o. L. w.
Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree OF
Honor. A. O. u. w. will give a ben.
eft two jitney" dance at . p. m. In
Evergreen hall. Arcnde building. A
jazz orchestra and general good
time 10 promised.
Rainier Chapter Of d. A. R
stury class Of Rainier Chapter Of
the Daughters OF the American Rev.
olution at the home OF Mrs. A. w.
whailey., 35es Hunter boulevard. Mt
2 o'clock. Subject. Study OF Crccce.
Woman's Tuesday Club
The wonans Tuesday club will
neet at the home OF Mrs. r. NJ.
Padeiford, 452s 18th ave. N. f.. at
1880 o'clock.
Revived Club
The Revived club. which was to
have met on this day. has post
poned Its meeting until May IS. at
the home OF Mrs. w. L. Miles, 1876
10th ave.
Aid Women's Improvement Club
Alk women's Improvement club
at tho home OF Mrs. Francis lie
clcrq. 4So6 Alki ave. at 2:so.
Womsn's Century Club
Board OF trustees Of the woman's
Century club. for n special meeting
in private dining room OF Y. w. G.
A. at 1890.
Canadian Woman's Club
The Canadian womAn's club will
meet Mt st. Barnabas' hall for work
from 10 a. m. until 4 p. IN. There
Will DC n speciai DueiueSa WeetiHk
at . p. m. All members are asked
to come.
Lady Stirling Chapter. ID. a. n
Lady Stirling Chapter. d. A. r.,
will hold it's annual luncheon and
election OF officers at IL a. m. Mt the
home Of Mrs. George Holmes Apple
ton. ASA East Highland drive. A
full attendance of members In asked
by the regent. Mrs. william s.
Walker.
Chorus Of Ladies' Musical Club
Chorus of Ladies' Musical club at
/ Chickering hall at 1880.
Aspasia Club
The Aspasia club win entertain
with n musicale at the home Of the
president. Mrs. Henry Bittman. l6.5
Eastern ave. Tho musical committee
! consists ot Mrs. ylct1r zsdnick.
4.t
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Buy = Victory Bond and help
bring back our heroes to us.
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Lady Stirling Chapter. d. A. r..
will hold it's annual luncheon and
election Of officers at II a. m. Mt the
home Of Mrs. George Holmes Apple.
ton. ASA East Highland drive. A
full attendance of members is asked
by the regent. Mrs. william s.
Walker.
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Canadian Woman's Club

The Canadian womAn's club will
meet Mt st. Barnabas hall for work
from 10 a. m. until 4 p. IN. There
will be special business meeting
at p. m. All members are asked
to come.
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Womsn's Century Club

Board OF trustees OF the woman's
Century club. for n special meeting
in private dining room OF Y. w. G.
A, at 1890.
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The Revned club. which was to
have met on this day. has post
poncd Its meeting until May Is. at
the home OF Mrs. w. L. Miles, 1875
10th ave.
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Chorus Of Ladies' Musical Club
Chorus of Ladies' Musical club at
hall at 1880.
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Stury class Of Rainier Chapter Of
the Daughters OF the American Rev.
oiution at the home Of Mrs. A. w.
whailey.. 33s3 Hunter boulevard. ut
o'clock. Subject. Study of Crccce.
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The wo-nans Tuesday club will
meet at the home OF Mrs. r. NJ.
i'adelford. 45a6 18th ave. N. f.. at
1890 o'clock.
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British.A mericsn Relief

Biuesidc Of the Salmon Bay Par.
ent.Teacher association will enter.
tain and serve refreshments to the
Redside ut 8 p. m. in the Ballard
high school lunch room. All mem.
bern are invited. Superintendent
Cooper OF the city schools will speak,
and all members Of the school board
are asked to attend.
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Alkt Women's Improvements Club
Alk women's Improvement club
at tho home Of Mrs. Francis lie
clcrq. 4So6 Alki ave. at gao.