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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Cynthia Grey :
Woman Puxzles Over Feminine Smoke Hdbit-Cdn't
Realy Believe That Nine out Of Ten Use Cigdrets.

Dear Miss Grey: Some male creature writing TO the
editor recently made statement that nine out of every
ten women now smoke I not help but wonder what
Kind of women he in contact with. am elderly
woman with quite wide circle Of acquaintance who
pretty well thru the list of position and occupation young
women old women rich and poor business and
homekeepes and which TO me fairly representative
lot the whole and honestly do not know and
never have known single who smokes. add
even stronger which that do not believe there
Is woman among the list mention who would knowingly
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Seattle
Society
Miss Gibbs WEEDS Mr..
Douglass at High Noo',
Today; Bridal Party
Named; Mrs. Locke
Will Entertain.

MISS JupITHE GrpRs, daughter
Vl OF Capt. stephen n. Gihbs ana
Mrs. Gibbs was quietly married TO
Mr.. George stuart Douglas. at high
noon today. In ST. Luke's church. In
Tacoma. The service was read BY
Rev. sidney James. in the presence
Of the two families. immediately
after Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas LETT Tor a
fortnight's wedding trip. and on their
return will be at home at the Voiun'
teer npartments.
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For the pleasure Of her little
daughter. Helen Jane. on her eighth
birthday. Mrs Jessie j. May enter
tained ten small friends at her home
Tuesday. Mrs. May was assisted by
Mrs. John H. Marvin. During the
afternoon several musical selections
we're given by Miss Ruby Lovetin.
sky. and some classic dances by Jes.
sic Greenwood and Helen Jane May.
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Kis How Yah Alumns~

The kia How Yah Aiumnne asso
citation OF tho University 81 wash
ington viii hold its regular July
Get. Together" and bushes. meet
ing on Saturday at o'clock at the
homo OF Miss Margaret Tomilnson
2i6 Howe St. who will be assisted
by Miss Juanita Hamilton. A cor
dial invitation In extended all former
kla How yahs 10 attend and renew
old acquaintance In addition "a
making new ones.
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to
Be Offered

serEci Kilhansky Of New York city
who 10 visiting friends In Tacoma,
will come over 20 Seattle the latter
part OF the week The competitions
for his free scholarship nj the Corn
ish school will be held next Saturday
evening and his cias>es will begin
on Monday morning.
A week later Theodore splering
the renowned vioiinlst. will be added
20 the Cornish summer faculty. Mr..
spierlng'a term IL for five weeks and
he win award two partial scholar.
nhipa.
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Mrs. Locke Plans
Afternoon of Bridge

With her sister. Mrs. ID. G. Ora
ham Guanita Fisher and Mrs. II. ID.
Huntington. OF Oakland. as the honor
Guests. Mrs. John I.oor Locke. tr-
win entertain with an afternoon OF
bridge at the horne OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs o. ID. Fisher. next
Thursday. About thirty intimate
friends OF the guests OF honor have
oeen invited. with . few additional
coming In At the tea hour.
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Luncheon for
California Visitors

z Mrs. Edgar B. schwabaeher VII
entertain with luncheon at the
Boulevard Inn Thursday, July 81. in
honor of her sister. Mrs. Louis sB
Green. OF San Francisco, and Mrs.
". c. sloff and her daughter,
Miss Margaret sioff, OF California.
Covers will be marked for seventeen.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

Delta Delta Delta Sorority Luncheon
Delta Delta Delta sorority will
have a luncheon on Saturday. july
10. at the women's University club
at ] o'clock. Visiting members are
especially invited 10 attend. For res
ervations. notify Miss Halle Bron
son. Garfield 1913.
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Miss Miller Dinner
Hostess

Miss Charlotte Mann and her n.
ancc. Ensign Raf Douglass Baker.
will be the honor guests at a dinner
Miss Mildred Miller win give at the
Bungalow Inn Saturday evening for
the members OF the bridal party.
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Sailors win he Entertained by
Ninnewafha Club

Saturday evening. July 10. abou,
200 men from the fleet Of the differ.
ent ships at Brcmerton will have
shore leave. The Chamber Of Com,
merce has arranged with tho Mime.
watha club TO entertain thesc boyH
Three hundred will be entertained at
the regular outing party nj Loschl
pavilion and the remainder mt a
dance given at Chriatensen's hall.
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Sound. on Tuesday. July ~. Take
boat that leaves Calbraith's dock at
$40 o'clock.
New Aunilhsry 10 Sons al Civil War
Veterans
Tho now auxiliary to III. Son. OF
cvii War Veterans me, at the Ar.
mory with their brother camp
George A. Custer. No. 1. Tuesday
evening. July 5. President I.ayma n
called the auxiliary 90 their places
and the work was fully put on for
the first time. in a very crcdlsahis
manner. Three visiting members Of
rank were invited to the platform.
q. II. cauffman. division command
or OF the Grand Army OF the re.
public; Randall Bubb. division com.
msnder Of the sons OF Veterans.
both OF Tacoma. and W. NJ. Lang.
don. senior vice division commander.
Sons OF Veterans. Seattle. II. n.
Wood OF Custer camp. No. I. was
obligated into the new auxiliary as
an honorary member The roll book
showed a total OF 100 charter mem
BEERS. - OF whom were Initiated after
the opening OF the auxiliary. Pa.
triotic addresses were given by G..
~. Cauffman. Randall Bubb. u. NJ
Wood and Mrs. Fred Powell. Grand
Army Dame. originator and prcsl.
dent Of the Civil War Danes.
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Informal Dinner

Covers were placed for eight guests
nj the informal dinner given by Miss
Kathleen worthington. at her home.
hast Tuesday evening.
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Art Gallery VIII Be
Omen to Public

The art gallery Of Mr.. n. c. Henry
will be open TO the public each Sat.
urday and Sunday afternoon from /
until 4 O'Clock. beginning Saturday.
July 49,
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ross Downs viii
entertain with a small dinner a, their
home this evening. taking their
guests later TO the Tennis Carnival.
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Womcn's Century Club 10 lie
Eufcrtaiued

The board Of trustees OF the WON.
ans Century club are to be guests
OF Mrs. Z. $. lngrnham at her coun.
try home at Illahec. across the
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Cwthid's Answers
10 Short Questions

How soon after turning over War
sayinsr stamps 20 the posfoffiee 10
have them registered should one re-
ceivc his money!
The pofotfsce says that 10 days
after notification 10 the ponmasfer
OF inc desire TO hape them re0ssfcrea
you should receive vour money.
what win prewrvc iniaid iincieum
and keep u looking niceg
The proper roy 70 cleanse a limo.
leum flooring "a first 10 sircep OF
the dust and then ,ripc up usfh
damn cloth Several tsm~s q year
the surface should bc rcii rabbcd
srsih floor war. Care Must Dc f1scn
that the mass IL uen pairerised and
free from grit Granite hnoieams
asd figured coverings are eieansed
r<fhout- the application Of adfer. a
floor covering uhieh has BEEN trout
I'd from the beginning Nth floor tnds
need only be trsped off daily with
dry CLOTH, either tnooIcn or felt. and
arfcrso1rd rubbed vcH nth cloth
r<n fiied usfh the MASS. 10 tcas
fmprorc ns appearance. TOO. " " DC
,roshed several fines a year srfh
,corps ,oafer qsd O ncutrai sooe.
wish 20 20 10 California How
can get the most recent informa-
ton on empioymen, conditions
thcrer TRAVELLER
Write 10 ne director. United States
en- pioyrcnf service. department Of
labor. Washington. n. C.. specifying
,rhsch section Of California you are
Interested In
Can a city be made into state :
CURIOUS
Any subditfaoa Of a state could
be made into state " the state
,ohich possesses the territory Con-
SCENTS and the United States congress
passes lac 10 that effect
Was Jack Dempsey heavyweight
champion OF the world before he de-
feated Carpcntier7 JACK.
Yes
when WINS the -otran,o- rammed
and how many lives were lost,
Up.
The steamship Ofrdnfo. a British
rcsscf. ros rammed bv the steamship
cashmir on the coast Of Scotland.
near Isicv. on october 8. 1918. about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
SuttIc I.r,lrw So a

Seattle Review No. .. w. II. A..
OF the Mnccabccs. will hold an ALI
day picnic. Thursday. Iuiy ~. nj the
upper part Of Woodland park. Mem.
bers come and bring baskets. Lunch
At 1880.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Flick, Of Chica'
so. and Miss Thclma Carroll. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Becker for tho past week. lief,
Tuesday for their homes.
Mr.. Alexander Chalmers fcfi
Wednesday night for Portland. 20 be
some several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Dean GoodinE writer
and Mr. and Mrs George Rowies. Of
san Francisco. who have been motor
ing around Vancouver island. re.
turned Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs
Bowies win leave Saturday Tor their
home.
Mrs. Guy c. Brown. OF wenatchce.
spent Tuesday In town a. the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ], lie Roy owens
Miss Helen Mae Beck left Tuesday
on vacation trip 10 oregon, 10 visit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stanton ncilen
Smith are being congratulated upon
the birth OF a daughter at the swed'
ish hospital. yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing Price re
turned wednesday from the East.
where they have been spending two
months. returning home BY way OF
Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred England and
family, who have been spending the
last six months In California, re.
turned last saturday.
Mrs. william Leonard Eaton II
visiting her sister. Mrs. Della Hahn
Gcarin. in Portland.
% Miss Elizabeth Baird win kavc
Saturday to spend week as the
guest Of Miss Creigh Cunningham at
her summer home AT Clinton. Miss
Jean Baird viii motor with friends
to Lake wilderness TO spend the
week end.
Mrs. J. r. Greenough. OF Van
couver. II. C.. Is a guest at the sun
set club.
Mrs. Roy Brown Earring MARY
Cazxaml and little daughter. OF Hos
ton, viii arrive tomorrow. coming 20
attend the marriage OF her sister.
Miss Ruth Garxam. TO Mr.. Gilbert
Pierce Haight next Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph NcwbcrT~r left today
for Vancouver. II. c. to spend the
week end
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Kelinr
CMrs. FraucnthaD. Of New York city.
arrived last evening. and are guests
at the Hotel Washington.
Mr.. Marshall Allen win leave TO
night for Vancouver. II. G.. where
he will. play In the tennis tourna-
ment Mrs. J. Howard Allen and
Miss Dorothy Allen viii Join hun on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Ligh,ner have
as their guests for tho summer Mr..
Lirhtners mother and brother.
Mrs. w. c. BORNE snd Mr.. Philip
BORNE OF Chicago. and Mrs Light
nsrs brother-ln.lsw and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Mailoy OF Huichin-
or~, Kansas
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Miss Miriam Youeii has issued
cards for tea TO be given at her
homo next "Wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Haacoiian
Islands
Innocent Until
Proven Guiffu

Dear Miss Grey: In the eyes OF
the Law Is a man innocent until
proven guilty or guilty until proven
Innocent ID. u.
The iheorv Il that a MAN Is tnno-
cent unfn proven guilty Houerer.
q man accused Of an offcnse Is either
held under arrest or held under bad
uniA he ts tried
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FarepelL Dinner

In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ely. who will leave the last
II this month to make their home In
California, several friends win enter.
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want TO emphasize very strongly
here that ! think a woman has JUS,
ms good a right TO smoke as man.
II In not a question Of her right but
OF her taste. She might be honest
wcilto.do. well educated. intelligent
etc, but I should consider her lack.
Ing In one Of the essential womaniy
qualities necessary TO make mo ike
and respect her. think u ~
dirty. diansreeablc habit In man or
woman, and while no better In man
than woman. one is inclined to over
look II In a man. because NJ sex
they have always been rather less
dainty IN habit than woman.
But II seems 10 mo that dainty
cleanliness has always b~en NO IN.
herent a quality In womanhood that
IL puzzles me to understand how n
woman can willingly lower herself
In bodily habits even ~ II In some
thing not touching her morals 10
such an extent. ~ eaems to me "
must be- case OF Satan finds some
mischief" etc. that woman mus,
seek excitement In such ways. There
are no many lovely. worthwhile
things In this world that leave no
faint behind. 10 much that is won
derfui and interesting 20 do and 20
know. II In such a comfort To flnd
even n man free and clean from
such habits. both tobacco and iiauor.
as the men OF my family have been
FOR four generations. both before ana
after me-. And never yielding TO the
habit. they never miss II.
OLD EAHHIONED.
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Miss Kena Wilbur was guest Of
honor at luncheon given by the
committee women Of the North End
Flower show at the In Belle tea
rooms Thursday noon. in apprccia
ton Of her splendid efforts In bring
ing the North End show 10 a sue
cexsfuI. conclusion. A bouquet oi
choice roses and containcr were pre-
sented TO Miss Wilbur an a mark Of
appreciation.
Daughters Of st. George
Daughters OF St George viii meet
at NJ. u u. A. hall Thursday. July
2f, at f30 p. m.
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tain with dinner Mt the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Haiigren this
evening. Covers will be placed for
twenty-four guests.
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$3.50 q. m She cavried total Of
EIGHT officers and Gof enlisted men.
oil Of the United States army. Of
mitch number one officer toas lost
and $50 men reported cuhcr missing
or dead
Hapdii1n
Islands
Dear Miss Grey: Are the Hawaii
an islands sometimes called the
Sandwich islands? II no. why7
BILL.
They ,cere NAMED Rdndioich iai-
dnds bv their discoperev. Capt. James
Cook, after his patron. the Earl Of
sandwich Houeper. the name has
fallen into dtsase. and HandH. the
name OF one Of the largest islands
Of The group. has spread 10 the phoic
group.
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STATE PARKS committee leaves
TO dedicate Moran park. on orcas
Island.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

Queen Anne Circle Of Childs Con~s~.
walton League
Queen Anne Circle Of tn. Cliffs
Conservation league. VIII hold a pic
ME dinner at Ak beach. Tuesday
evening. July 10. Al members and
their children invited.
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Alpha rhl Meihrr,. Club

The members OF tho Alpha Phi
Mothers club viii hold their annual
picnic Saturday at The home Of Mrs.
l. A. Sadseu. ans sheridan vt.
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Olympic Heights Cooperative Club
viii give a card party and entertain.
ment az the new community hall on
asth ave. :. w Saturday evening.
July Is. Dancing and refreshments.
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Mr.. Marshall Alien win leave 70
nigh, for Vancouver. u. G.. where
he will. play In the tennis tonrna
ment Mrs. J. Howard Allen and
Miss Dorothy Allen viii Join hun on
Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Ligh,ner have
As their guests for tho summer Mr.
Lirhtners mother and brother
Mrs. w. C. BORNE snd Mr.. PHILLIP
BORNE OF Chicago. and Mrs Light
uers brotherln.law and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. H. c. Mailoy OF Hutchin
son. Kansas.
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Mrs. Roy Brown Earring MARY
Cazxaml and little daughter. OF Hos
ton. viii arrive tomorrow. coming 10
attend the marriage OF her sister.
Miss Ruth Canaan. TO Mr.. Gilbert
Pierce Haight next Tuesday.
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Mrs. J. r. Greenough. OF Van
ccuver. II. C.. Is a guest at tho sun
set club.
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- Miss Elizabeth Baird win eave
Saturday to spend week as the
guest of Miss Crcigh Cunningham at
her summer home NJ Clinton. Miss
Jean Baird win motor with friends
to Lake wilderness TO spend the
week end.
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Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Keilnr
fMrs. FraucnthaD. OF New York city
arrived last evening. and are guests
at the Hotel Washington.
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Sound. on Tuesday. July ~. Take
boat that leaves oaIbraiths dock a,
$40 O'Clock.
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Mr.. Joseph Ncwbcrger left today
for Vancouver. II. C.. to spend the
week end.
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Mfr. and Mrs. Fred England and
family. who have been spending the
last six months In California, re.
turned last Saturday.
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Mrs. william Leonard Eaton II
visiting her sister. Mrs. Della Hahn
Gcarin. In Portland
, 1921-03-24
ABOUT LAW ENFORCEMENT.

Since the recent "law-enforcement-
bill passed the wyoming legislature.
many citizens have been heard to argue
pro and con the question Of why it has
been found necessary to 90 to great
expense to create such n department
to do the identical work which high
salaried officers in each of the counties
are sworn to perform. Why not other
state departments to perform the duties
of Ii the county treasurer. clerk. or
assessor of the individual counties?
And If the county official cannot per-
form his sworn duties and the state
u do these for him. why keep said
official on county salary? An inter
csting article on this subject appears
in the current issue of the Snake River
(Baggs) Sentinel, and is reproduced
herewith
The Law Enforcement department
of the State of Wyoming. which was
created at the last Legislature. has n
mans job before it during the next
two years in order to show the people
and the next Legislature that it has
II reasonable excuse for its existence.
When the department was created it
is very doubtful if it met approval gem
orally throughout the state on account
of the fact that we are already paying
taxes for the. upkeep of officers whose
sworn duty it is to do the very thing
for which the new department was
created. We are paying "A sheriff. II
prosecuting attorney and all the depu-
ties they see fit to appoint to clean up
on bootleggers and gamblers, which
seems to be the prevailing crimes, or
causes of crimes just at present. If
the sheriffs of the various counties
cam handle the job. why don't they
resign and let a man be appointed
who can fill the bill or if the state
officials see that the sheriffs of certain
VIGOROUSLY lawless counties are not
making good III the job. why don't they
exercise their rights and perform their
duties of removing these men and put
ting others in their place who will
tackle the job?
1t was stated after the session in
Cheyenne h a there Were three motor
iously bad places in the srate which
needed immediate attention of the Law
Enforcement gang. and, that one of
them was Rawlins. but that two of
the places referred to were worse than
Rawlins. If that's the case they're
sure going some.
The Federal officers who were sup
posed to have made a raid on the
whiskey and gambling places in Raw
Inns "A week or so ago made the biggest
farce and the ~silliest mess out of the
affair that anyone can imagine. They
appear TO have done everything 70 adj
, 1921-03-24
RAILROAD DEVELOPMENTS.

can the first page of this issue APP
Irars the latest proposal of Morse
Bros. in the plan to lease the local
road TO the Union Pacific Company.
This offer really sounds like Il good one
and one which we might hope would
be accepted by the Union Pacific PEG
pie. but for the wording of the sec
onl clause. which says that AT the end
of the three-year period the Union Pa
citc Company agrees to purchase the
property
Those who are best posted as to the
aftitude aud feeling of the Union Pa
cific officials in this matter are of
the opinion that that company will
not be bound in any manner to purchase
the property. now or at any specific
time. They will consider an option
to purchase at the end of three wears,
but 1t is considered unlikely that they
VIII go any further along thai line at
, 1921-03-24

This weeks Encampment Echo
states that Willard Elliott. general
manager of he Rich Charter Oak
Copper Company, had stated that as
soon as financial conditions would al
low. the Company expected to resume
operations on its property eight miles
west of Enacmpment. The plan is TO
bring in II diamond drill with which
to determine definitely where the ore
body on the property is located. and
1t is hoped that operations may be
begun this spring. The Company re-
Gently increased its capital stock from
~fl,ooo,ooo to S3.O0O.00O. as II prelimi-
nary to taking over some other prop
critics and doing extensive development
work on all which they now control.
, 1921-03-24

Jack Kennaday of Saratoga. who Is
taking the census of the valley for use
OF h railroad committee. spent last
Friday aud Saturday In Encampment
attending to his enumeration duties.
, 1921-03-24

this time.
This latest proposal on the part of
the owners is much more favorable
than the last, which demanded g per
cent interest on the valuation of the
property-a matter of 100000 or more
during IA three-year period. The new
offer valves the interest. and asks as
compensation to the owners'only 30 per
cent of h net income. Inasmuch as
the owners and the U. Z. officials are
agreed that the maintenance Expense
for the first couple of years would be
equal to and perhaps greater than the
total income of the road. it is likely
that 30 per cent of the net income
would he II very small matter. indeed.
The agreement to purchase the road
at the end of the lease period, md
the methods of arriving at a valuation
at the end of the period which would
be satisfactory to both parties, are sub
jects which offer much room for argu-
ment.
, 1921-03-24

vertise the date of their visit except
putting an al to that effect in the Raw
Inns Republican,. The much heralded
~dreadnought which was to have swoop-
ed down upon the dens of ~iniquity and
torn them ont by the,r roots pinched one
lone individual who had half a pint
on his hip.
We have heard responsible parties
declare, that Mr.. Roach. head of the
Law Enforcement department, is. a
man who may be depended upon to do
his duty, fearlessly and to work Wig
orously at any task which is set before
him. Such n man may be able to get
results and make the Wyoming Law
enforcement department a useful and
necessary state organization. We GER
tainly hope Sc and that the laws against
gambling and bookkeeping shall be IA
farce no longer"
, 1921-03-24

Frank Haynes, well known over the
valley as n well drilIer. and who has
OF late years been engaged in oil well
drilling. spent II few days here last
week ~disposing of stock in IA
he has recently organized for the ex-
ploltation Of aRatent lock joint for
drilling tools. The new idea. it is said.
VIII do AWAY with the danger of losing
tools and the great expense often in
CURED by drillers in fishing for their
lost equipment. Thu company is known
as the Haynes Lock Joint Company
Mr.. Haynes is the president and Dan
Thomas. formerly of Saratoga, is the
secretary. The company's headquarters
are at Bawlins.