Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-09-09
to regain the freedom and democrac,
which we lost"
Miners Defend Constitution,

w ASooAA ShO IL CCOOA1 duO u6uuOCTdCy
which we LOST
Miners Defend Constitution.
THE marching miners of West
Virginia did not march on Logan
county for their health or exercise,
but to preserve for themselves, for
you and for me, the constitutional
amendment guaranteeing free speech,
free press and free assembly," he
explained. THAT is why they gladly
surrendered to the federal troops of
Uncle Sam. They refused to be en-
shaved by the arrogant coal barons."
In touching upon the unemploy-
ment problem, he stated that the Sc
attic Labor Council will request the
governor Of this state, as a servant
of the people, to take definite steps
to meet the serious situation which
is facing this as we'll as other COM
monwealths this coming winter.
Thousands will violate the law in
order to get place to sleep and
something to eat, poor as 1t may be.
Largest family on the grounds.
First, Mrs. L. c. Smith, six children;
second. Mrs. A. F. Tabor, Ave chill
dren.
Mayonnaise set, won by Mrs. Lars
Lehman Of Pittsburgh, Pa, who Is a
guest Of Mrs. Joshua Smith, of Route
No. 4. Olympia.
Running race, for women - First
prize. electric toaster. by Pacific Elec-
trio company; second, $3.50 silk
waist. by Phelps; third. lingerie set,
by Simenson & Son. First prize won
by Mrs. Ray weatherbee. and second
by Mrs. A. M. Timpe.
Three-legged race, so yards, for
boys free-for-all-First prize, Gem
razor. by Capital Pharmacy, and
1ashlight, by Mills & Austin; second.
81 in merchandise. First, Glenn Sc
bring and William Holmes, second,
Ned Grant and Bert McClarty.
Footrace. for men, 50 yards EQUAL
lily by presenting working card in
Labor Union) First prize. Gillette
razor, by Munson Drug company;
second. box cigars, by Plumb's Place.
First. Fitzsimmons; second. Henry
Albrunn.
Footrace, for boys IL years and
under-First prize, 80 in merchan.
disc; second, jackknife, by Tennison
G Hershey Furniture Repair Co.
Footrace, for girls-F.rst prize,
Is tickets to Ray theater; second.
box chocolates, by Oxford. First.
Leda Wizbizki; second, Muriel Matt
son.
Footrace, for boys II to Is years
First prize, shirt, collar and tie,
by A. A. Gottfeld; second. 81 in mer.
chand.se. First. Bert McClarty; Sec
ond, William Holmes.
Footrace for married women
First prize. elect rio iron, by Post
Electric company; second, box candy.
by Twin Shop: third lbs. coffee by
Kearney & Co.
Pole race, free-for-all-First prize,
box cigars. by Standard Cigar Fac
tory: second. box cigars, by Loggers
Home. First, Gerald Reynolds, Bill
DeVere and Bert McClarty; second.
Glen Sebring. William and Martin
Holmes.
Sack race, Observation-Disclosures prize
box cigars, by Lee & Green; second.
second. box cigars, by .Smokehouse;
third. ham by X L Market.
Bareback Pillow Fight = First
prize bathing suit, by Olympia Knit
ting Mills; second, box cigars, by the
Gem Billiard Parlors. First. Harold
Packard; second, Cecil Grant.
Guessing namber Ct beans in des
isnated jar, for ladies-First prize,
otted fern, given by Baker & Co.,
Olympia's Florists second, two-piece
china set by M. E. George. First,
Mrs. L. A.. Cowles; second. Mrs. D. E.
Writer.
Three prizes by Johnson's paint
store: To oldest lady on grounds.