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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06
Personal

MIR. and Mrs. Tier, rnrrar returned
this morning from viait OF several
weeks in Southern California.
Mr., and Mrs, Thomas Stimaou are
receiving congratulationa on the
birth OF a daughter az the Seattle
General hospital Saturday.
Mr.. and Mr.. A. ". Galloway ieft
yesterday for California To spend a
few weeiSn
Mrs. Mary Peterson ier Saturday
evening for iiibhing. Mlnn- TO re
main indefinitely.
Mrs II. ". Braun Of San Franci~co
n spending few days In town and
is the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Hugh
Purcell
Mr.. Charles c. Bciknap and his
wister. Mrs. Addie pelknap Comfy,
will sail next Friday for Honolulu.
where they viii remain for sin
weeks.
Mrs. Alice Augustine Kyer and her
daughter, Miss Muriel kycr. Of Los
Angeles. arrived Saturday morning.
and are the guests OF Mrs. NJ. IL
Augustine.
Mrs Frank ". jennie. who has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. u. 4. Gates. returned Friday
20 her home In Mount Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne Dent en-
pcct 10 leave Friday for California
FOR a visit OF several weeks.
Mr.. sydney Lewis. who has been
spending few days with Mrs. Allen
u. Engie. returned Saturday TO her
home at Clear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter shelley. ~ ST
Paul. who have been the guests for
a fortnight OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin 4.
nArtelia. viii leave this week for
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. jess npwir- and Mr..
Prank Clancy returned saturday
morning from Portland. where they
spent q week.
Or. Hattie Slaughter ten Friday
for visit la southern California
Mlrs Lillian Michaeiis. Of Victoria,
n C.. ~ the guest Of Miss Angela
Mcclellan.
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Blanche Morse

SoSOMA. Cal. Fch. s-~TIrre In
the Valley Of the Moon. made famous
By tho stories 81 Jack London. the
state Of California has under way an
Interesting experiment in taking
women from the gutter back 20 this
farm"
The rarrn for Delinquent WON.
en.~ Il ~ called. and the great ssa.
acre estate on which " 10 located sill
be operated b. women Of the under
world who ara 70. hcnccforih. be s~n.
'snerd 10 the hoo and the rake. raih.
ef than 10 jaii
Jus, sir weeks old. The experiment
already IL showing interesting re.
suits.
Tn. FIRST inmate. upon whom The
farm sentence was tried for three
weeks. IL declared 10 be- losing inter
est IN her former. bright HIGHT" life
and showing marked Interest In rails.
ing heetn and milking cows
Curing these women thru fresh air
ard heaithfui surroundings has breis
placed In the hands Of three women
officials.
barbara Rcinhardi. one Of tho first
Eiri aErlcul,uristA 10 graduate from
the University of California farm
school. h in charge Of corp develop
nent and the animal huhbandry de-
pRrtmcnt
Mlss Ruth Maxwell. formerly OF
the Midnight Mission. in Chicago. IL
handling general rehabilitation work
and acts ar companion for The under.
world farmsrets.
Miss Blanche Morse. psychologist
and social worker. Ia superintendent,
We arc going TO give them every
opportunity 20 come back says Miss
Morse. "Oncs health IL established
thru outdoor exercise. we shall have
= school Of hsudicrafta TO develop the
women for future work We shall
give them the maximum os liberty.
and aim 10 mako them HeifTovcrn.
ing. There will be a sort OF student
government, arrangement. planned
on the line OF college student bodies.
They viii vote on all matters pertain.
ing 10 the farm within a year w.
expect 70 have enough crops and cat
tic to practically pay for the maintc.
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Gov. Hart was urged Monday by
Mrs. Victoria l.. Trumbuil, presi.
dent Of the womsn's Legislative
Council. 20 take immediate action
TO secure the benefit OF the shep
pard Towner maternity bill. recent
~ paSnod by congress.
The act provides for the appro.
priaficn Of $4,000 10 each STATE
That shall name an agency "a take
up the work.
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rheumatism
HAD HIM IN ITS
GRIP 50 YEARS
Restored to Splendid
Health by Tanlac, Well
Known Roxbury Citi-
zen Makes Remarkable
Statement to Public
Had Spent Thousands of
Dollars and Tried Every
Known Remedy With
out Finding Relief

Getting rid Of the rheumatism at
me. for had had II for fifty years
and had spent thousands OF dollars. .
was the statement made recently by
William w. Hayes. weIl-kuown res
fdent OF Roxbury, Mass. In relating
his remarkable experience with Tan
lac Mr.. Hayes has been Identified
with the people OF Roxbury for forty
years and is highly respected and ea-
tcemed by all who know him
This rheumatism got me when
just a lad in my teens. and while I
resorfed 10 every known remedy, I
kept getting worse as the years went
by. For the past few years every
bone in my body seemed to be aching
clean 10 the marrow, and my Joints
would get so stiff and sore It was
agony 10 bend them. For two years
past the pains in my feet and leg.
were 70 Intense for days at a time
that I could not put my feet on IN.
ground. When did get out, | sim.
ply had 70 hobble along at a snall's
pace. The pains finally settled in my
arms, shoulders and hands These
two hands we're 10 swollen ana out Of
shape could not hold pen or pen,
ell TO write a letter. couldn't sleep
ut night saw no ease or comfort dur
Ing the day. and life was truly a bur
den.
We'll. 4 was Just about ready 10
give up the fight when my attention
was called 70 Tanlac. How this med
icine has done II I don't know. but I
DO know ! haven't an ache or pair,.
and ! believe I could ret out Their
and walk a distance OF five miles
and make II In record time. To put
v All In few words. am now in
better condition than have been In
half'ceniury. don't think any.
body could have better reasons for
Feeling thankful to TanIae than I
have
fsplac Il sold ~ narten. drug
ttofes and BY leading druggists G,
ery~here.--Adyertlscment.
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Luncheon and
Musical Pro1rdnt

Mira c. I. woodmansee WIN enter
tain the members of tho Thursday
Musical club with valentine lunch
con at her home. saet ttth ave. 4.
w. on Thursday afternoon. after
which the following program. selected
from the works OF Russian comros-
err. viii be given;
ssiectiaa .s..s....s.s..ss... Mcsskowski
Mrs. Frank W. Coodhue
Prelude IN a Minor. ,.sssss... Crerwoaki
Mrs q. 4. WHILST
The Aluphef song .....s.. Urwtchaalnaf
Afs Ralph A. Nichols
Curr~nt NsNents. Observation-Disclosures.
Led - Mira Quits 6 Knapp
Sttrrceure "ss4..sssst..ssfs.s kaFnaneff
MIS-. Cedric n. Thompson
-Arns and Her son" tfrcm "srns
herentnA7l ..asss..+.sss.ss. 1elatoi
Reading ~ Mrs Elmer g Green
ITALIAN serensde"s s....s.....Mayk Apsr
Mrs r. y Jarvis
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>(eaHle
Society
Luncheon Planned for
Visitor. Mrs. Ward
VIII Entertain for
Bridc-Eicct.

AIRS. WILLIAM c. mcussy Is
49, entertaining with a luncheon
q her home tomorrow compliment
lnr Mru. f NJ Townsend OF New
York
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Al Home informally

on "Wednesday afternoon Mrs,
Henry Arthur Pratt and Mrs. Fred
crick Lamning viii receive their
friends Informally at their home.
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Linen Sho,rcr for
Miss Wilson

Mra ". c. Ward win honor Miss
Grace Wilson. who with become
hrids on February 10. with linen
shower Wednesday afternoon a, her
home. SIS West Highland drive
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Tennis Ball Postponed

The tennss ball. planned 10 take
place Friday evening. February 10.
las been postponed untii some time
ofter Faster. Tue ball Is 10 be given
@ raise money NO that ball room
nay BE- added 20 tho club house.
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O'Clock. az church on Thorndyke ave
Everyone urged 10 b. present. az
there will be important business e
transact
John Muir PIT. A.
The John Muir PIT. A. win meet
Wednesday. February 4. at .. m.
Miss Ruth Durh.im will speak on
Musical Appreciation" sixteen chill.
drcn will assist In Illustrating her
talk.
Princess Angeline Chapter q. r.. q.
Princess AnEeilnc chapter O. "
$ will NEE, Wednesday. Februn ~
3. at p. m. In the Masonic ten.
pic. Initiation.
Thursday Progress. Club
The Thursday Progress club win
meet at 10 o'clock on Thurrday. Feb.
ruary ?. with Mira I. w. Matthew'S,
s3is fatona ave.
Home Sewing Club
The Ladies' Of the q. A. n. Home
Sewing club win meet for a noon.
day luncheon with Mr. Helen
stevens. 1858 card ave. n. w.
"Wednesday. February q.
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WHEN THE brakes are applied
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Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett
SuDper Hosts

Complimcnsing Mr.. and Mrs John
W. Eddy and Mr.. and Mrs. William
y. Boeing. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward I.
Garrett entertained with buffet
supper at their home at tho High
1nnds last evening.
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nance Of the institution
The novsity OF the experiment has
created widespread interest ami IN b..
ing watched by welfare Organizations
turnout the nation.
Army. dealing whit taItmlaocmfw
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clpai speaker. Members asked TO
bring a guest. Refreshments
browning society
Seattle Browning society. VIII meet
with Mrs. =. a. ouigie. ases Hunter
blvd, 1880. Lesson Discussion OF
Book X. OF ring and tho Book
broadway High PIT. A.
broadway IisKh school PIT A.
viii meet at school assembly haii.
$50 y IN. Mr.. v. Frouia. principal,
Scholarship Society Itoya quartet
60 sing Mothers 81 entertaining
freshmen urged 10 attend.
Washington Hive. No. OF
Washington hive. No. eff. Lady
Marcahees. In tho !. o. o. =. han.
Regular meeting NJ and practice AZ
.. m. Al officers and guards urged
70 be present
A. IT. T. II. Il. Club
A. n. y. 81. T. club wlfi meet with
Mrs. John w. Crawford. 1881 18th
ave- ~. : D. m.
Lady stirling Chapter. ID. A. "
Lady stirling chapter. y. A. r..
will meet with Mrs. N. II. BuIkelsv.
zlsi Harvard ave. n. /. .. IN. Eisc.
ton % state and national delegates
Womsn.s Century Cfub
French department. woman'A
Century club. viii meet at New
waAhington hotel. II a m.
West Side woman's improvement
Club
West SIDE woman'a Improvement
club viii meet with Mrs. Alfred
Hood. iTe7 Arch ave. is3o p IN. w.
10 Lane. -Civic Work" J p. m.
Eastrrn Star Club
Eastern star club win give = card
party In clubrooms 1000 Arcade
r. u. T. Club
7. o. p. club will meet at Elks'
club. o. tn. Nominations.
Iaurrf Camp. r. ~. A.
laurel camp. ~ y. A.. will meet NJ
the Swedish club hail. Eighth ave-.
and Olive At. AZ sac .. IN. Regular
card party. All members and friends
invited.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

Magnolia Bluff Improvement Club
Regular monthly meeting Of the
Magnolia Bluff Improvement club
1ill be held Monday evening. az |.
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Valentine Luncheon

A Valentine luncheon win be given
on "Wednesday afternoon. February
Is. by the women OF St Marks Guild
OF 81 Marks church. In the Guild
Hall
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SALAD

Rips p~arA skinned. haived. served
with cream cheese in the corr cavity
and on a lettuce i~af with French
dressing make a refrenhiuw salad
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Quern Anne studx club

The Queen Anne Study club meets
AT .. m. al the home Of Mrs. Albert
Bryan, ai5 Blaine Vt Program will
be reading Of play, "Cyrano Dc Der.
gerac." by Mrs. a. T.sheiby Mrs. v.
Gemmel. Mrs. II. J. Linton and Mrs
N. Krikorian.
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Clubs
CLuBs FOR TUESDAY


Rainier PIT. A. will hold It's regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday. February 7,
J .. m. at the school. Miss Reynolds.
supervisor % tho primary department
OF public schools. win speak. Vocal
solos VIII be given by Mrs. n q.
White. and Mrs Grace Wood will
give readings
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Annual Meeting Lighthouse for the
Hind

TIE annual meeting 81 the Light.
house for the Blind. Inc. viii h. held
NJ the Y. w. q. A. auditorium on
Tuesday. February 7. AZ i0so .. m.
Five trustees viii hc elected for a
thr-e.year term All memtars arc
urged to te present
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Ravenna PIT. A.

The Ravenna PIT a. VIII meet NJ
school. $50 p. m. Judge King Dyke.
man. speaker. Humorous play by
-FOUR members Of the Women's Uni.
versity club. Musical numbers. II
IS desired that every member be
present, as the question OF joining
the state organization is to be voted
upon.
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Highland Park PIT. A.

Highland Park PIT. a. will meet
In school auditorium. from 23O 10 4
p ~. Program by pupils, including
musical numbers. Virgin Smith. prin.
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Mrs. Schofield
Entert0ins This
Afternoon

ComplimentirE her rssterin-law.
lRrp. w. G.. Bradbury, and Mrs A. r.
Larson. Of Yakima Mrs. George u
uchoficld entertained with smart
uuicaie-tea at the women's Uni
x&ru1ty club this afternoon from J
Until s o'clock. During the calling
hours the following program was
n1ven:
al ->Chanf Hictcn-. ..--....-.. Esus>rw
~ ~leur Fa<~s" ........*s...... D~itber
1e) ~J'of Picture I'm REEVE. -Hue
Miss perA Hama burgess
AeeSnpsnied ~ Mrs Carolyn Swtrs
al ~Atiah~ ....s..4-s....s..- tne1~tch
90 The Last Hour ..-...... .kransr
lo) s-rhs Norufux Wtnt~ Rrsnseotaes
Mrs. Gwendclyn Ge2rv Eurs
Accompanied BY MrA C. X. PHILLIPS
&Enn yocA POGO sa~ ...ss...... tcx-tnl
Miss Dora Hanna burgess
Accompanied ~ Mrs Caroiyn Swfns
Go1 sBen teur suron-. ......... rc*rard
~ ~ckan-on SorvsEfers" .Feudrsin
MrA GwsnAoiyn G~ary Ruxe
Ae<empsns~d ~ Mrs q X. Phiiiirs
~ "A Ntsicn s............-..-... br~tE
~ -Meran's Daughter tfrcm the old
Miss Dora NAnrs rurxess
Aeoomp&nisd ~ Mira Careiya Svtrg
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Northeast Improvement ciub

The Northeast Improvement club
viii meet Tuesday. February 9. q
.. m. IN the olympic View school
A program has been arranged Re
fresAments.
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Buffet Supper

Mss Rose Gum win entertain
Nth : buffet supper at her home In
Mount Baker Park "Wednesday even
1ng for the pleasure OF Miss Marie
Harrer, who IL leaving shortly for
California
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nrcakhra, IIIrh PIT. a.

broadway Ii,Kh school PIT A.
viii meet at school assembly haii.
$50 . m. Mr.. v Frouia. principal.
Scholarship Society Isoya quartet
90 sing. Mothers % entertaining
freshmen urged TO attend.
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Members OF 1921 campaign com
nittee. Neighbors OF woodcraft. ar.
70 be entertained BY Mrs. Fannie
Vaughn at ner home. 1854 Mercer
st, 100 D. m.
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WHEN THE brakes are applied
suddenly. pressure on the front
wheels IN Increased.
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John y. Miner w. H. c.

John =. Miller w r. G. will give
rs regular monthly luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. Jennie Juikins. SIS
18Th ave. Tuesday. February !. at
1880 o. m
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A social meeting Of the fn,eriake
PIT A. viii b. held Tuesday. Feb.
ruary Z. At sss. st the intcrlake
school. william X. NcKibben will
speak on the narcotic evil. All wei.
come.
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I.adies, Relief sociei 4.

ladies' Relief society, which enter.
tains Seattle children's home. meets
at Hotel Sorrento, 2 p. m. Monthly
reports. Trustees meeting 10 follow.
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luncheon at Home

1fiss Mary Terrell entertained
with . luncheon for ten at her home
saturday afternoon. complimentary
~ Mrs. Robert william Bender
Helen Troy.
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Queen Anne Circie. Child
Gonxrrxniinn Irnrnc

Queen Anne circle Of tho Child
Conservation league vii mc~' Tues.
day. February !. a, ., N. With Mrs.
T.. n. Rehkopf. .ts7 First ave. y.
Valentine party.
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Nonddy Practice Club

TIE Monday Practice club win be
Entertained by Mrs. Adam Beeier
- her home Monday afternoon.
Dsbruaxy 20.
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Motbers' Club
ysssar Committee

Phi Kappa Psi Mothers club will
meet at chapter house. 2.3o D. m.
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Vassar endowment fund committee
whi meet at Y. w. G. a. tea room at
1880 r. IN.
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ouarante Club

The ouaranie club will meet with
Miss Clara Hazelgrcen at South Alki
Tuesday evening. February Z. Re.
spouse 10 roll call. My Choice OF
Exercise" and synthetic Rubber
Substitutes
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AMI PIT. A. win meet Tuesday.
February :. At tir All school at :
.. m. Mr.. spsnldinr and Mr.. Eek.
hart % tho vocational department OF
the public schools will be the speak.
era
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washington Hive. No. OF

Washington hive. No. sts. Lady
Marcahees. In tho !. o. o. =. han.
Regular meeting NJ and practice AZ
.. m. AZ officers and guards urged
70 be present.
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elpai speaker. Members asked 4
bring a guest. Refreshments
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Seattle browning society. VIII meet
with Mrs. =. a. Quigie. ases Hunter
blvd. 1870. f.esscn--D Discussion OF
Book X. OF ring and the Book
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onrrn ritr snn.llIne flnh

Queen City Sunshine club viii meet
in Masonic temple. Tuesday Feb.
ruary !, at D. m. Cards All East.
ern stars and their friends invited
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Seattle court. No. 1. order % The
Amaranth. meets AZ Masonic temple.
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Business and Professional
ttovssnsa fsluh

The Sunset Heights Literary club
will meet Tuesday. February 7. At
the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Hauff.
453i 18th ave. n. r. Usual pro
gram. Response 10 roll call Noted
February Birthdays~
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
DREAD HoRsEMAN IN NORTH

Every seven years starvation stalks
in the Northland. The snowshoe rab-
bits die. And just as surely as they
die, so do the Eskimo and the Indian
OF Northern Canada
1t was in one of these fatal years
that Alanson Skinner. curator of the
Milwaukee museum. entered the Hud-
son Bay country on an exploration
trip for the American Museum Of
Natural History. and the Milwaukee
Journal reports.
Arriving at Mosse Factory. he was
surprised at the stories he heard.
Every hunter and every trapper from
the wilds brought them back.
The natives were dying by hun
dreds, literally starving to death. 1t
was case of the survival of the fit
test. Should q man turn his back
upon even his best friend for q mo.
ment, he was apt to be killed. Can.
nibalism was rife.
Skinner saw many gruesome sights
as he pushed Oh from Moose Factory
to Rupert's, the last outpost. At one
time he sat down to eat beside a
French trapper who arrived at Ru-
pert's. He noticed that the man
watched him with a strange light in
his eyes He left the table. but on
looking back, found the mans eyes
were still fastened upon him.
What ails that fellow?" he in
quired OF an Indian.
"TIe eat human flesh once OF cousin
Frenchman and Indian guide" the
native explained. "Now he crazy.
Must have more all time"
Skinner was mighty glad that ne
had not encountered the crazed
Frenchman alone on the trail. he said.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
Days Live Stock
Market AT the Big
Packing Centers
Chieaao

Chicago
CHICAGO, April 1O.-CATTLE-
Receipts, $4,000. Market slow. few
early sales: beef steers weak to rs
cents lower; early top, 1915; bulk of
quality to sell at $725QS.25; she
stock weak to lower; fat cows and
heifers mostly $515@6.65; bologna
bulls and stockers steady; bolognas
largely $4.25@4.40; few best heavies.
$3.50; bidding 25 to so cents lower
on veal calves mostly around $3.50.
HOGS-Receipts, 10000. Market
mostly 10 to Is cents higher than Sat
urday's average: fairly active, but
most big packers holding back; top,
$11.o0; bulk, $1o.5OQ1o.s5; pigs about
steady
SHEEP Receipts. $4,000. Market
generally steady to strong; wooled
lambs top early, $16.25; bulk shorn
lambs early, $1s.25@13.65; shorn
wethers. $1O0O@10.25; shorn eve top,
1925; few head native spring lambs,
$1,000; choice light shearing lambs,
S15.00@15.60.
Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, April i0.-CAT-
TIE Receipts. 10000. Market, year
lings and she stock steady to strong;
best mixed yearlings, SS.35OS.40;
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11

Every member is urgently requested
to be present at this meeting.
Opening Program Monday
The opening program of the Chau-
tauqua was given Monday afternoon
in the Normal auditorium and the
large audience in attendance greatly
appreciated the musical and enter
tainment features as well as the
splendid lecture Preceding the aft
erIioon program there was a parade
of school children in gayly decorat-
ed costumes. Those participating in
the parade we've given a free ticket
to the performance. The numbers
given by the Junior Worker delighted
the children as well as the older
people.
Tempe Wins Bali Game
Tempe came out victorious in the
baseball game played Sunday after
noon by the Tempe and Mesa fire.
men, the score being II to 2.
U. D. C.'s to Give Party
The Dixie chapter of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy will
entertain at the home of Mrs. Mat
tie Longon Tuesday afternoon in hon.
or of Mrs. r. L. Alexander. Mrs. ].
VI. Boon and Mrs. Grubbs. All the
members are urged to be present.
Notice
The CO. partnership heretofore ex-
listing under the name and style of
Drs. Alexander and Stroud Is this
day by mutual consent dissolved.
Signed, R. L. Alexander and r. j.
Straud.-Adv. 1t
LOST-Normal senior 1922 class
pin. 507 East Eighth ST.. Tempe.
Phone 116.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
sEIE.HEIp lN vlENNA

Vienna workmen have puilt tnem-
selves several cottage settlements IN
the outskirts OF Vienna ACCORDING
IA = correspondent OF the Times,
courage, cooperation, and hard
work have triumphed ever difficulties
which capital could not afford TO
face
one Of these settlements already
contains some fifty completed homes
and promises within year or two to
have two hundred and fifty 4-room
cottages, each with its garden and
chicken houses, and a central farm
to supply the settlers with milk ana
bacon.
Each member who joins one OF
these CO. cooperative groups pledges
himself to do at least fifteen hundred
hours work on any honse the co-op-
erat.ve has in hand-not necessarily
his own. The materials are largely
obtained on the spot. They are sand
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FURNISHED Housekeeping rooms.
715 E. Wash. bg
/ WANT WORK. Have Ford COM
mercial, will put in service if needed;
Sc per day including myself. 1s41
H. Culver, pg
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
BY Ripley

merly conducted the candy shop in
the Suhuaro hotel.
Mrs. ]. l.. Whitener and Mrs. Stra-
lee left for Los Angeles, Calf, last
Sunday. They have gone for q
months vacation,
z. S. Rush, the publisher of the
Arizona Autoist. has gone on bust
ness to the coast and will be away
for 10 days
Chandler Shipping Eggs
Chandler is becoming one of the
best egg markets In the state. The
Chandler Fruit Market is now ship
ping hundreds of cases of eggs every
week to all parts OF the state and to
several towns in Mexico. The local
supply is not enough TO supply the
demand so the manager of the market
here is buying eggs in most oil the
towns in the valley