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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
100 IRISHMEN
ARE CAPTURED

CORK. June 7.--One hundred Sim
Feiners were captured In n military
movement. In which all classes of
equipment. including airplanes. were
used. Three Sim F'einers were killed
and IL wounded. Military casualties
were light.
The military movement was one OF
the first attempted since the govern
ment announced its new policy OF in.
creasing military pressure I'm South
ireland.
Large bodies OF troops had been
brought In to Cork county TO par
ticipate in the maneuvers. which
covered n wide stretch OF country.
The center OF the engagement was
the Mil st. arena, scene of numer-
GUS ambushes. Airplanes did scout
duty. swooping close TO earth when
bands of rebels were found. and fly
ing back over their own lines with
information Of the fleeing rebels.
The Sim Feiners fought back nj
first, firing from brush clumps and
depressions in the country. As the
constructing lines became tighter
they came out from cover to sur.
render Many were dismissed after
"A hurried examination. The prison.
ers were hurried back TO the camps
In Cork, where more extensive ex.
aminations were undertaken.
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Union oil Dock-U 3 destroyers Wells
and Delphy.
Great Northern Terminai-str Genoa
Maru
Grand Trunk Pacific Terniaai-str City
Of Seattle.
pier Str Delight
Pier 2-str Jefferson. str Victoria. str
Iatouche.
Pier A-str Admiral Rodman. str
Princess Ena.
Pier B--Str Admiral Goodrich.
pier D--Str city OF Spokane.
Union Pacific Termlnal--str Anna T..
Morse.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers-U l. r
swiftsure.
U. s. Shipping Board Moorings-str
Westward Ho. str Eastern Glen. str
Iconiun. str Tippecanoe. str Yosemite
Connecticut Street sTerminal-str Steel
Age
Alaska Steamship Moorings-str Redon-
do.
Stacy Street Terminai--U burnside
East waterway Dock & Warehouse--Str
West Jessup. str West Canon. str will-
Todd Dry Docks--strIEest Hartisnd, str
Forest King, str West Ivis, schr Ad-
miral Mayo. yacht Aduiilo.
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co.--Str
Patterson.
Harbor Island Dock & Warehouses;
Eastern sailor.
Ames Yard-str Roosevelt.
Netiieton Mill Dock-Schr Edwin r.
west
Heffernan Dock-str Ketchikan. str Val
dez str Juneau.
Stream--Ship Chlllicoth,
stimson MIL Dock Str HoraiBan Haru.
winslow Marine Ry.--Bbtn Aurora, bktn
Anne Comyn. schr Spokane. motorship
santa Fiavla. barge Henry Willard,
barge Coquitlam City.
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Freight ON
PRODUCE TO
EAST LOWER
Rates on Fruit, Melons,
Vegetables Are Reduced
10 Per Cent

SAN FRANCISCO. June f.-Re'
duction by approximately 10 per cent
Of freight rates on fress - green
Vegetables. melons. oantaloupes and
apples from California, oregon. Ne
vada. Arizona, Washington and Ida
no 10 Eastern points were announced
today by the leading railroads.
Word OF the rate reduction came In
a telegram from @. w. Luce. freight
traffic manager Of the southern Pa.
cific, who now Is In Chicago. The re-
duction. Luce said. has been adopted
by the transcontinental and Eastern
trunk railway lines.
The rate on all OF the affected
commodities, excepting apples, viii
become effective "as soon as posi-
BILE. the telegram said. The rate on
apples will be in force September l.
For months Western fruit and
vegetable growers have been fighting
for lower freight rates. The an
nouncement today was considered as
the first sign OF success for their
campaign.
The new rates will apply to Allan
tic seaboard points. Buffalo. Pitts
burg. Cincinnati. Detroit and points
In the Southeast south OF the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers.
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Lower Prices Mark
Opening at Nev York

NEW York 7oyernght ceiling orders have been
"a
United another y
days selling 6i then another point
6Sh blocks taken Other opening
49, 9ff American Wooden 49, OFF American sugar 7% orr ~
~.
hung
about points above the Of asi Moyng picture ana
at IN Thero
g
u
Rubber 81 - up ~ nternaon9 Paper COS 2i A Gnere
ett Mexican Petroleum lt7f. Chandler 81 "
i22A, 2h Northern Pacific 40. ~.
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Public Market


PIKE PLACE
Stall II. pure American cane sugar.
Golden west coffee. ti75; bars Royal
White soap. e5e. lbs. choice evaporsted
apples. sSc. fos. small white beans. s5c-
Stall 70. pure fresh milk. &c ct. stail
s.. carna'ion p rrcx is.s can
stall 5s. american cane sugar. ms
eic- Stall ST. fresh milk. ioc at. Stalls
a7-sS. $50 broom. sac. Csc pkg. Drome-
Diary dates. ise; ms choice prunes. 2sc
Stalls T-s-s. small can milk. Sc, No. "a
cans tomatoes. esc. ssc Log Cabin syrup
use. Z ms. fine head rice. csc.
SANITARY
Stall 100. best fine cane sugar. ros
sic. ros Gle; Royal white soap. 6 bars
,se: whipping cream. isc: commercial
cream. &c. Stall io.. Golden West eof-
fee. zH-ro. can ssc. mild fun cream
cheese. CSC 10. /, ms. Csc Stalls st-3s
No 10 pail cottoiene. ,i-so; mrs eof..
bars Creme OIL SOAP. Csc.
Stalls fos-l0s. ms fancy italian
prpnes. ssc: . cans assorted spices isc;
ms. fresh margarine. t5c; : ms FLAKE
White. s5c; . ros peanut butter. Ice
stalls s$-ss Pike ST.. pot roast. loo NJ /:
lamb chops. ms. s5c: leg of mutton. isc
NJ: veal euti e,. Tes ,,s
stan 8. veal roast. I.hc 10: lamb
shoulder. 1ec 10. Stall So toc can pine.
apple. soc; : Ms fresh ginger snaps. ssc;
. cans pink salmon. zsc: J bix pork and
beans. Csc; rbs- Flake White. csc: /.
cans peas, corn or string beans. CSC:
Crescent baking powder. ssc 10.
wEsTLAKE
Sugar stall - bs. Northern LiTht
flour. S2.0o. HAIRS Royal white soap y.
zsc Stall ro5. bars r.snox soap. CSC
ms small white beans. Csc. ms
fancy prunes. ,se: deyned meats large
cans ase. staii 10. mid cream cheese.
lbs. ssc; sharp cheese. ms. ssc; fresh
roasted sheIied peanuts. ms asc Stalls
ls-is. boiling beef IL NC ~: leaf lard.
l5c ~. choice steak. i've n.
SOUTH END
Stall I. bread. 2 loaves for 7sc: cookies
1te doz. butter horns for zsc Stall
~. bacon, use 10. pot roast. ioc N :
shoulder lamb. 1oc n Stall 90 butter
SIC ~: eggs. csc doz sharp cheese asc
m. stall 80. home grown peas. &c 10 /;
home grown cabbage. SC 10. new car
rots. &c bunch. Stall So metwurat. ssc
M. saiar1ii SAUSAGE. eoc 10; summer
aausage. 45c m. Stall So boiling beef
Ice r'. lard. ms. csc; shoulder lamb,
Toe 10.
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LIverpooi-June ARRIVED. str steel
Mariner from Seattle. June i-Str States
man from Seattle.
santos--May so--Arrived. str wes,
Nctus from Seattle.
Hongkong--June i---Saiisd. str Fushl-
ma Maru for Seattle; str Edmore for Sc
attic.
shanghai--May si--Arriyed str Eidridge
from Seattle str Alabama Maru from Sc
attic
Tienialn--June .-saiied. str West rson
for Seattle.
Kob.-Aay 3i-Arrived, str katori
Maru from Seattle. May ss--Arriyed. str
Alabama aaru from Seattle.
Yokohama--June Arrived. str West
ivan from Seattle. May 3o--Arriyed. str
Tuvama MARI from Seattle
Moiiendo--Junc s-Arriycd. motorshlp
Santa Rita from Tacoma
New loFk--JuneS--Arrivcd. str Es-
trina I.uckenbach from Seattle. Sailed
str Silver State for Seattle.
San Franeisco---Juus ARRIVED. str
President from Seattle. p. m,
Astoria--June 6--salied. str LLberator
for Seattle. 2.40 p. m
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ANTI-DANCE MAI
FORCED TO RUI
Minister FIees From M,
MinnviIIe, Ore.

MMINNVILLE, Ore, June T. =
Rev. william r. McLaren, supcrlr
tendent Of the Pacific Coast Resctio
and Protective association. departe(
from McMinnville last night. Hia
chauffeur and his automobile we'd
with him. They went in a hurry.
Rev. Mr.. Mcf.aren had been lead
Ing a fight here for an absolute bar
on public dances. In campaigninf
for this end, McLaren Is reported d
have made sundry illusions deroge
tory to the morals Of some OF II
young people Of McMinnville. Tn
result was the necessity for the ord
lection Of Marshal Snodgrass as u
clergyman sought egress from N
city
The campaign TO decide whethA|
McMinnville will dance or not camj
TO close with the election foday
Late today citizens will know wheth
or dancing IL To be absolutely taboo
or whether the strict censorsinI:
which has prevailed heretofore
remain in force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
"Street Car Token"
Bed Materializing

The street car token" bed at the
Children's orthopedic hospital is rap.
Idly materiallzing.
Five sacks OF the old bronze to.
kens were turned into the muny
railway department Tuesday. They
netted Sis. More than $500 has
been collected in this way. when
the $500 mark II reached the token
bed viii be dedicated az the Riddles
hospital.
II you have any OF the old tokens
send them to the hospital or leave
them In the special boxes maintained
In the downtown department stores.
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Liberty Bonds
Tuesdays QuetafiansD
Furnished by L. ". Manning q Co.
Batter Hotel building
San Francisco Markets
trncNdsy's Quotationsl
Furnished by l.. ". Manning a Co.
iiutler Hotel tiniiding

SAN FRANCISCO. June 7.--Pouitry-
Brothers. ga ssc III. large hens. s7d
3ts 10
Iotatoes--rivrr. ffmz2s; new rarnetp.
81 ssassO. now whites. t77B1sss.
OnlonH--Sew REQ. Scdii per Ing.
Crain-Harisy spot feed. per GENITAL.
81 500 l.7ais shipping. 81 soa 40
Cattis-Crnss -fcd steers. No. I. cosy
second quality. shGs. calves. light
weight snsih
Lambs YesrlinFs. s6s milk. 81 ash
Sheep WetherH tMHsh ewes, ag =
Hogs-Hnrd grain. 50 over 800. ~.
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downtown and then 70 10 a
moyie.-M." Hoffman says the note
was all he received and he had
cast his vote Of guilty" before It
arrived.
Hearing on the matter has been
set for Saturday before Judge Tail.
man. II Carroll IS granted a nex
trial II Will be the third time ne
has been tried on the same charge.
the first trial having resulted in
disagreement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
Writer Enjoys
Venison; Pays
Fine in Court

MONTEREY. Cal. June Let
this Introduce the "Venison Person."
the deer friend" Of Harry Leon vii.
son. creator Of Ma PettinRln. Ruggies
OF Red Gap. and well known Cow
persons"
Wilson was called into court ac.
cused Of eating venison when the
law said he couldn't
Where did you get ~" asked the
judge.
From a ycnison person." was vii
sons sober reply.
But he wouldn't give any details.
II cost him SIS.
Rumor has II that n number Of
members Of the Carmel literary col.
ony have made the acquaintance OF
the "venison person"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
GRAIN MARKET
IS IRREGULAR

CHICAGO. June drain prices
moved within narrow margins in
trading on the Chicago Hoard or
Trade today. The listed closed ir-
regular. with provisions going
higher.
July wheat opened or las and
closed up hc September wheat
opened OF iso at si11 aud closed
unchanged.
July corn opened at case. of %c.
and closed Off sc September corn
of &C
July oats opened Off &c at 39ac.
and closed up sc September oats
opened M isc at Al ~ and closed up
another hc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
SHIPS CREW DRIVEN ASHORE

Pending settlement OF their claims
against Edward $. Fox. owner and
operator OF the fun rugged ship
Chillicothe. the vessels crew OF ~
men is stranded ashore In Seattle
Tuesday Since the ship arrived In
port May % the crew has been sup
ported by the Admiral line. Pacific
coast agents for the Fox interests.
The Admiral Lines responsibility
terminated Monday. They urge
early settlement OF the crews claims
by the shipping board. under whose
contract Fox was operating tho
Chillicothe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
WANT PORTABLE HOUSES

Investigating the possibility of ship
ping portable houses from Puget
sound to New Zealand. A. Il. Rowse.
officer In the architectural branch OF
the New Zealand state railroads ar
rived here Monday. Rowsc said the
housing shortage was acute in his
country. but declared the govern.
ment would group homes for railway
workers into beautiful villages and
charge one days wages week for
rent.
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rUfCAsD June I--HoHs
g 900. Markc, active. Zoe TO soc up.
Bulk OF sales. t7.e0us20. butchers. g. %
0s.fs: packing. g. asW1ss. nEht. $40
ssrs. pigs. 7s4sst. roughs. vas
uTSs
ca,tIe- Receipts 5000 steers lower.
others steady. Heef. tS.2sagzs; butcher
stock. tTs0&5e. Gamers and cutters.
t2e5a4ls: mtoeksra and feeders. - 80
mTso; cows. Sg.ssH s.7s. csiyss. $50 10.
Sheep Receipts. ts.eoo. Market Neady.
I.ambs. isfbG ~ 50. ewes i1siut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
SHIPPING SITUATION BETTER

That the shipping situation is
picking up. especially on the IA
cific coast, was the assertion Mon
day OF H. II. Struthers president
OF Struthers Il Dixon. operators
o. several fleets bt L. s. shipping
beard vessels. Struthers declared
that tho marine strike has not In
terferod to any great degree with
shipping operations.
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NOTE IS PASSED;
ASK NEW TRIAL
Jurors Wife lust Telling
Him About Lunch?

Because n balliff passed note 20
a Juror while the members Of The
panel were making up their verdict
In the Jury room. Thomhs V. Car
roll. convicted two weeks ago on
n statutory charge, may obtain .
new trial.
Attorney John +. Dorc, who rep
resented Carroll at the trial. filed
his own affidavit and that OF his
client Tuesday. setting forth that
H. A. Fredericks. bailiff In Judge
,Royd j. Tallman's court, slipped a
message TO ~. J. Hoffman. juror,
Counter affldavits have been filed
by Frcdcricks. Hoffman ana Hoff-
mans wife, Margaret, whc~sent the
note.
The latter declares she had sat
I'm the courtroom hoping 10 lind
some method Of notifying her hus-
band where TO meet her when the
case was finished. She says the
note contained he following mes.
sage:
Am going 90 set bite 10 eat
~y~|~N~~~~NN,N>~>N>N~~~ N~NNr~>~N~~|>-~>~-~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
MARINE SCHOOL OPENS

With men who have sailed the sew
en- seas in attendance as students,
the United States shipping boards
free school In advanced navigation
began its session At the University
of Washington Monday. The school
rs open TO licensed deck officers only,
and will be limited to 25 members
Fourteen mariners have enrolled 10
date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND, Iune Marke
unsteady. Best steers. tsa7. fair q
good steers. fSaS25. common to FAT
steers. f6,sea7. choice cows and heifers
s. 1.50. medium 10 good cows and heif
ers s2.soat.Tsi Gamers. f1dio.
Hogs Receipts. &C. Market steady
Prime mixed. ;90a.et: medium mixed
ssas25. hsaviea. sss0Gs2s
Sheep Receipts. asa. Market steady
Prime lambs SeG7. Gull lambs. sac 8 30
yeariingS. tsaA50; wothers, .g.5Og s
ewes. sinf25.
Huttsr-3Oc ~.
Choess--7i q 7zc ID.
Hcns---i7 a Csc 10.
EgRs--2t d 27c dog.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June 7.--rprrign sr-
change opened lower. s,eriing. f5.TTn
francs. 80 eT9o; lire, i0.of7a. marks.
80 oiSo. Canadian dollars. so.ssso. kro-
uen. to172g.
Foreign trerarr~ improved today,
Sterling. 81 sos francn. f0oxi0. lire.
80. 0tss mars feoftgA Canadian dol
lars. s0.ss3.. krouen. to.t7ts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
San Francisco Produce

SAN FRANCISCO. June 7.-Buttsr-
Extras. - &c 10. prime firstH. acc H.
EEgs-EStras. a0iSe doz. No. dirties.
-se doE extra puiietH, 81 y doE. under
sized pulists. sc dor.
Cheese fats. lie ID.
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NAVAL RESrRVISTs CRUISE

with so Bcllingham naval rcser'
visits. the u. $, Eagle boat No. 81,
which arrived In Seattle saturday.
took ON a number OF local recruits
Monday for the two weeks cruise
In Puget Sound waters,
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LINER WONT touch FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. June THE
new liner keystone state will omit
this port on it's rush trip to seattle,
where It is due 10 arrive June 25.
The craft has no passengers or
freight, ana viii stop only Mt san
Pedro for fuel. according TO officials
of the Pacific steamship Co.
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Weather Bureau Report

TATOOSH ISLAND. June rs A. NJ.
Rising barometer; cloudy. wind south.
sir miles an hour. Passed out. steam
er. p. m. a steamer. $50 p. m,
steamer. a IN.
PORT ANGELES. June - A. NJ ~~
Passed in. freight steamer. a m. str
Iowan. $50 a IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK, June Sugar. dull
Raw. s.s3 graduated. ts.sHsso
coffee-No. 7 Rio. spot. 7d7hc 10.
No. Santos. ek9ssc ID.
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Alaskan Vessels

Juneau--Janc e-salied. str Spokane.
southhound, $50 n. IN.
Cordovn--June s-Saiisd. str Admiral
watson, southbound. 1875 a. IN.
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Arrivals and Departures


June Str Wlllfaro from Tacoma.
sso a m /. str Princess Ena from Van
eouver. u. G.. $50 a. m.
Sailed
June Str Admiral Dewey for Ia
coma, a. M: str West Jappa for Ma
Mia. ttiS n m June s-Str Cerdosa fos
St Michael, AIS y. IN.
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Tuesdays ouotntIons)
Furnished by 4. ". Manning & Co.
Butler Hotel building
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The greatest ocean depth known Is
six and one fourth miles. near the
Island OF Mindanao. in tho Philip.
pines.
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EDMOETON.-Gold rush start
In Peace River district.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat
Chicago Car Lots

| CHICAGO. June mo. I 2
st.55. No, red. tl.5G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07

OLYMPIA.-William Greenwood.
so, 'mill worker, slugged by young
wanderer he had befriended.
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ESTIMATED TVIUhEUW
Wheat. 70 carr. corn. 500 cars; oats.
$50 cars
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BIRTHS


Middlemas. william. 4045 42nd N
W., girl.
Barry. Lee j.. Edmonds, boy.
Sanford. Warren. 720 Kenyon, boy.
conger, Harry, 7739 Eighth ave S..
w. boy
Walsh. Edward. 1929 Dearborn st..
boy.
Woodburn, John. Lake Forest Park,
boy.
Mortensen. John. C54s Fifth ave. N.
w. boy.
Hoffman, Elmer. 753 N. 5Oth, girl.
Ramsey, IL. W. 100 Dexter ave bov
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IL ESD Az
JUNE !


ti6 a. m. iid n.
First low Tide
iisss an. 2.T q.
second itleh Tide
ts4a y, m. igl e.
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DEATHS

Wilson. w. w. so. 6z2 Columbia.
Hughes. Jonah, 60. s13 Eighth ave.
Kitoaka. r. so, 705 u King.
pasha, Eliza beth. 40, 1888 And ave. s
English. Helen. TG. 1909 Phinney ave
Greenwood, Norris. IA. 1907 1871
ave. $.
Wiberg. Kristina. 7s. 110i Union,
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Ship News
~.

ED>tSpAN
- M n

~ Nt \
Iirst Low Tide
i2tOa a. m. O. q a.
FIRST High Tide
htot n. m. IA n
Second Low Tide
I23i9 y M - n
Sc-ond High Tide
1850 D m i2i H.
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
STATEMENT OF CONDITION

Including its Branches in Seattle, Portlan
coma at close of business April 18th, 1921
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

--->--~~~-~>------>-7
From Battery 10 I4th St. Inclusive.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 1ith st. 20 59th ST. 0nclusivel.
Last River TO North River.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

therefore entitled to the same imper-
sonal attitude from tho public and tho
press?
II this fcvorish intercs, in the dress
and appearance Of the ladies Of tho
jury is going TO continue there opens
out quite vista OF possibilities to on
,orprisins drcssmakins nrms-snd
others. The ladies' OF tho jury were
tastcfully dressed by tho wcll-known
Arm Of Frocks and Frillz."
II, was easy tn see from their grace
ful and comfortable attitudes that the
ladies' of the jury were wearing so-
and-so's scientific corsrts
"Flun'S powder Invaluable in
tho law Courts"
II is possible that tho fact NJ being
called to ait on jury may encourage
sone women TO lash forth INTO ovtrav-
aEanee In dress. in tho hopes that they
will got singled out in special little
paragraph an being "cNquisi,ely
Envned."
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
OULD DRESS TO SUIT THE ROLE

You can picture such a woman say
ing to her husband: My dear. must
have n, least two now frocks and hats
for that Jury next week. II may last
for days. and you wouldn't wish mo to
bc looked upon as a tramp"
The husband. with a patient sigh, ac-
aulesecs; he is too hiEh-mindcd to rc-
mind his wife tha. she already han a
wardrobe that should last out quite a
long and complicated case.
II We are to go by the attitude of
some OF the papers on women jurors.
the woman juror In novelty, toy.
She is TO be praised for sitting 80 prct-
lily at the trial. for looking fresh and
dainty. and for varying hcr attire.
This is all very courteous and
charming. bit IN tho rpusihlo. haril-
working. docr-thirkinr woman NJ to
dsy It Ia dcplprablc attitude and in
teusely Irritating.
when such women aro doing serious
work they like tn ho taken seriously
wh~n 'h"v arc doing work that ha-
hithertn bccu confined tn mon they do
not like TO be treated a. rurioritica n
bo Eapod at. and Il would almost scom
as II. uncouEciuusly. there wcrc some
thing lacking IN respect and Intolli-
ronra on the part Of the people who
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
Once to Every Man
--=But Only Once
y e J.

chance TO SEQ him and his attire at
their hest Then they would 20 into
tho tos-room and he would remove his
'op-coat and muffcr. thus revealing
further tartprial projections.
lie strovr to keen calm. but hls
heart was beating wildly. Five o'clock
struck upon r. many clocks "a tho
hour hit chronirIod. Then each of tho
minutes that followed was like an
hour. ~ nvc minutes past she came.
ro went through tho performance just
az be had planned H. WHOM they
reached tho tos-room ho relieved her
ot her wraps and then removed his
coat and muf1cr Then she rrceued
herself. ar women do. and for time
concentrated attention upon herself.
At last she looked TN at him. and he
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
v ~ ~

the results Of hts work 80 far az the
color of the hair is concerned.
Dark brown to black lz the prevail
ing hue on tho heads of great mcr 4
list of 80 names has beon compiled I'm
which the co'or of the hair. ir given
by biosraphrrs. aud IN rer cen, arc
dark brown or black.
The structure n the whether
FtraiEht or curly -is given on IS oft the
kassel list of soniuss-. and Of these all
hu' four rnHsr-z curly or vayy hair.
II is notable that. of tho remaining
four. Napoleon and President Jackson
were tho two remarkable for "viry
hair and iameF Russell Lowell and
GrieE were those having lsnt. straight
hair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

adopt this attitude.
From the point Of view Of such
women. ono way out of the difficulty
would be tn institute jury woman's
uniform. n rarb ample and devoid OF
any particular character or PERSONAL
fly non-commlttal. in fact. az to shape
and color.
In Spain no woman goes to church
in colorcd drcus: II IN not considered
decoruua. In womon's choirz the
members arc almost invariably re-
ducstcd 10 wear white, ar # produces
a bcitrr effect than a medley Of col
ora. Tho Law Courts would preserve
a moro diEuifcd and formal atmos-
phcre in their jurlcs n thcy Instituted
rule that tho women iurora should
como In plain black dresses and hats.
and that n they failed ln comply with
this tulo a college gown would bp pro-
vidcd for them to wear over their
mutt.
Would tho lady juror7 appreciate
this effort to place them on an cquai-
iiy with their male colleagues. or
would they focl rather disappointed al
not bolnE ablc to get little FUN out OF
tho hnEir~s=7
II ia difficult to say. Tho world IN
made up ut all Eortr. hut as the aver