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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
ELECTRICAL AND
BUILDING SUPPLIES

G. u, Bagley. board Of public
works. Seattle. bids until 10 a. m.
Feb. 20. for 1000 and 1900 X. V. a.
Transformers.
G. T.. Baglcy Seattle: bids FOR sup.
plying electrical equipment. skagil
river development. until Feb. %.
G y. Baglcy. Seattle. bids until 10
n. m. Feb. 20, repairs TO the fire
boat Duwamish.
c. y. Bagioy. bids until 10 a. m.
March :. 1923. FOR a tandem asphal,
roller.
G. y. Bagiey. bids until 10 a. m.
March 2. 1929. for cross arms for
skagit river development.
Purchasing agent. Seattle: bids un,
~ 10 a. m. Feb %. 1879. on 10000
Il. solid and 1900 H. stranded single
conductor wire.
W. -. Freeman. purchasing agent,
Seattle. bids until Feb. %. 1928. FOR
5000 carbon brushes. 500 cross arms.
series sockets. porcelain bodies and
radio rcncctors. and 20 type a trans.
formers.
Purchasing agent, Seattle: bids un.
III 10 a. m. Feb. %. on two motor
connected sizo 4.54 Kinney pumps
or equal.
Purchasing agent. Seattle: bids un
VI 10 a. m. March ?. for 555.70O r.
Siemans Martin strand wire. and
CoaOo n. high strength steel strand
wire.
Purchasing agent. Spokane: bid,
until Feb. -. for 1000 It. double
Jacket rubber lined fire hose
couplings. Spokane thread. Higbie
| type
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
GRADING. PAVING AND
STREET IMPROVEMENTS

city clerk, Aberdeen. wash: bids
until 5 p. m, Feb. %. for stree;
lighting Improvements.
Purchasing agent. Spokane: bids
until March /, for so ton capacity
refuse incinerator.
city clerk, Wenatchcc: bids until
March 5. for the Improvement o.
Wcnnichce ave.
c. Il. Bagiey board OF public
works, Seattle: bids until 10 a. m,
Feb. 20. for Lakeside ave. water
mains. fire hydrants. etc.
State highway engineer, $50 coun,
" courthouse. Portland. bids until
10 n. m, March /. for grading and
rock surfaolng II lilo miles Gran,
county; s 6i0 miles Jackson county,
e.lo miles Lane county; 20 5.i0 miles
sherman county and resurfacing
Klamath county.
c. u, Bagley, board OF public
works. Seattle. bids until 10 a. m.
March .. grading and paving 9Th
ave. South at s55O.000 estimated
cost.
City clerk. wenatchee: bids until
March ;, on excavation 5000 cubic
yards. pavement $4,000 so. yards,
water service connections 900 lin. IT.,
" in. electric conduit 900 lin. II,
adjusting 80 manholes. catch basins
and valve chambers. six side sewer
connections, seven traffic guides, six
brick catch basins. six valve cham.
bers.
James Allen, supervisor. Olympia
bids until 10 a. IN, March Is, for
4 4-i0 miles paving Pacific highway
between kalama nd Carols and
6 73'io0 miles paving between Car
rolls and Kelso.
County commissioners. South
Bend; road from McGrcgor 20 II.
waco ut an estimated cost Of $780,.
900: bids VIII be asked soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Gas Production
Up 20 Per Cent

WASHINGTON. Feb. -Gasoiiue
production IN Tho United States for
1890 was approximately 90 per cent
over tho 1891 output. tho bureau Of
mines reported today.
Production in 1892 totalcd $500.
2af.eia gallons. December registered
an ail.timo record for tho monthly
production with bs5.ola,s77.
Gasoline stocks now on hand total
ss3.7a3.ssi gallons. representing GO
days supply. based on tho present
rate Of consumption, the bureau 60.
tlmatvd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
TRADING SLOW
IN GRAIN MART

CHICAGO. Feb. so.-TradinE was
slew ON abe board % trade today.
aud the close was steady Co ffac-
tionally lower A general dispose
ton OF traders was o. await develop
ments in the foreign situation,
Considering various influences.
Tho wheat market gave a good ac-
count OF Itself. In the face % de-
clines az Liverpool and other foreign
markets wheat showed fairy
strong undeFtone thruout the day
and prices al tho close were un-
changed.
\ fair cash demand for corn gave
strong tone 10 prices
Oats weakened on selling BY lead
Ing elevator interests, and tho close
was unchanged 10 lower,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Foodstuff Exports
Show Big Increase

The outstanding feature OF the ex-
port trade in foodstuffs in 1922 have
been the very high exports OF corn.
rye. oats and oatmeal. and a 40 per
cent decrease from 1921 in the ex-
ports Of wheat. a marked recovery
in wheat exports, however. Is noted
in December. when wheat exports fot
the first time exceeded those OF the
same month last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Predict Dollar
Corn Next Year

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. A.
Corn VIII sell for 81 buEhcl next
year" Or. David Friday. authority
on agricultural economics predicted
hero today.
DIR. Friday. president OF the Mich.
lgan Agricultural college. baFcd his
prediction on tho exceptionally
small crop expected In 1923 In face
Of an almost certain largo Increase
in domestic and foreign demands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Dried Fruit Trade
Has Doubled Volume

The most remarkable increase in
export Of dried fruits and canned
goods has been in raisins and all
classes Of canned goods. The export
Of dried fruits and canned goods,
which before the war was considered
rather small item in our total
trade. has now reached volume al.
most twice as great as in pre.war
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
BANK CLEARINGS
S5,287,f0i.05
1,l6i,895.O0
Paint Men Attend
Session in Tacoma

Sonttlc print and oil mnnufactur.
ors and jobbors attended tho weekly
session OF the Puget Sound Paint.
oil and Vnrnlsh club AT the Tacoma
hotel In Tacoma Tuesday. j. H..
Mcnefce and Walter Johnson. ia.
coma representatives OF tho large
paint concerns. were honor guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Decide Completion
of Scenic Highway

Assurance was received yesterday
by tho tourist committee OF the
Chamber OF Commerce that tho seven
miles OF uncomploted scenic highway
In King county would be built in
1924 ms result Of tho promise given
by the county commissioners 20
place $4,000 in It's 1924 budget for
that special road work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Arrivals and Departures

AHKINED-Ffn. z0--slr Jaffefaon
from Southeastern Alaska. a, 7.1o a m.
Feb. f9-str Manila Maru from Manila
via ports, at p. M. str Port Angeles
from San Francisco via Port Angeles.
Tacoma and Everstt. at IL y. N.
SAILED-Feb. se--atr Admiral gchiey
for Anaoories via Everett. BsilinEhAm
aud Vancouver. II. C.. at Z a. m: atr
Santa Paula for New York via ports. AZ
A. m. Feb. 15-Str Rainier for san
Francisco, at $40 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Taft Heads Retail
Trade Committee

a. q. Taft. OF Piper & Taft, has
been elected chairman OF tho execu.
tive committee of the Retail Trade
bureau Of tho Chamber OF Commerce.
Other officers elected for 1923 are:
Henry King, LIST vico chairman: X.
S. Graham. End vice chairman, and
Louis Rubenstein, treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

Schools and churches form the
chief fsntuye Of the past weeks
development ln construction pro.
grams. according 20 q. y. white.
manager Of the National surety
company, commenting on the con.
ttruetion bulletin the company Will
issue today
The oompauys list u construction
work planned and bids 10 b. called
foiiogss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
STEEL AND WOOD
BRIDGE CONkIKI CIION

Portland. bids until 10 "a. m. Feb.
20. FOR bridge rcpaip. eO2.0O0 pounds
o. structural steel. estimated cost.
$50 900. Plans az road masters
office. 500 county courthouse. Port.
land
Henry l. Gray ana y. W. Chand.
Ter Seattle. toll bridge across Co.
lumbia river az Underwood. wash.
estimated 100000
Steel bridge over tho Chchalis
river. 200 n span. County engineer.
Chohnlis. wash.
G. y. Mccullough. Oregon high.
way commission. salem. bridge
across the Lewis and Clark river.
bids 10 be opened Ia April
County engineer. Seattle. plans
$4,000 Mercer Island bridge. bids
will soon BE- asked FOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Foreign Money Status
Wednesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a bryan
$40 second Ave. seettie
Denver Live Stock


Cattie--Rocelpts, 500. Market steady
steers, f79s25. cows and heIfers, 80 ia
mI25. stockors ana fesdora jabOR
$3.50: calves. ii.b0ai0.s0
Hogs-TRecoipts. 3.3gi Mhrke. steady "a
DC higher Top. 1905: bulk. iT5oaIG5,
Shcep-ltecoiptH, 1850. Market steady
lambs. Ii7.5OQ1i7S; owes, ti,sOQ7.as.
feoders. ti2.504iA25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Two Companies
Raise Gas Cost

NEW YORK, Feb. af.-Standard
OH companies OF New Jersey,
Louisiana and Indiana and the Sin.
clair oil company raised tank gaso.
line prices one cent gallon yester.
day in their territories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

Exports OF petroleum products for
1922 were valued at sS45. s2s,sae, or
80 per cent of the total value of all
domestic merchandise exported,
about tho same percentage as In 1921.
compared with So per cent during
the fiscal year 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Stock Market BuOyant
as Prices Mount Higher


NEW YORK 6 sM the pagstr!al aysrae. az he hshsst level
during The and les than a. cents below with dollar
heightened
home trade Utah kenneset AND American Moeg american
lls ccns the the 20
o 3
orcning included Utah tuche 81 M United
a I.
IL
Central o. ef - 81 Paul sApP - baltimore Ohio sl fgnnsy
ALeh-..n non M Lan---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Weather Bureau Report

TAroosH ISLAND. Feb. 10 A. ~.
barometer tendency downward. cloudy:
wind east. 20 miles an hour. Bound In.
steam schooner. az $40 a. M. bound
cut. steam schooner. at 4. M. afr
BFOokdaio, at a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
HOUSES AND
GENERAL BUILDINGS

I.awton & MoldenOur. architects.
Alaska building. Seattle. bids until
March rs. 1923. for the construction
OF n 5000 900 building for Bigelow
Building Co. 4th ave. and Pine u.
John Graham, architect. l.. 9.
Smith building. Seattle, is preparing
plans Tor a Catholic hospital at
Olympia. costing approximately
100000; bids viii be called very
soon
Beezer Bros. architects. seaboard
Bldg. Seattle. have plans for two.
story parish house and school cost.
Ing $685. 900. 81. Patriek's parish.
Otis r. Hancock. designer. Rail.
way Exchange Bldg, Seattle. f. pre-
pairing plans for n two-story store
and apartment building on Rainier
ave. for Alfred Goddard.
c. a. Paige. architect Thompson
Bldg. Seattle. has received plans for
church NJ 1929 Harvard ave. for
the United Presbyterian church.
Bebb & Gould. Seattle. are pre-
pairing plans for $500. 900 library
building at University OF washign-
ton.
James T.. Blackwell. architect.
Hoge Bldg. Seattle. planning n new
building az 9Th ave. and Pine ST.,
costing approximately $500. 900.
The bids submitted for the Mrs.
a. c. Dunlap. $4,000 apartment
house on Belmont ave. Architect
Louis svarz. are still under consider.
alton. with "A possibility OF a resub-
mission OF bids.
Astoria. Oregon, architects are
working night and day preparing
plans for new buildings costing
hundreds OF thousands OF dollars to
rebuild the burned city.
Carl sicbrand Northern LIfs
Bldg. Seattle. plans hotel at Port
Angeles, at estimated cost OF $780,.
600.
G. ". Horstkotte. Mohawk Bldg.
Spokane; mill power plant. dam. and
logging road AT Kettle Falls.
J. W Roberts. 800 Post Office
Bldg. san Francisco: bids for post
office, $4,000, at Cordova, Alaska.
until p. m, May 10. 1929.
stephens. stephens g. Brus;. archi-
tecis, New York block. Seattle; plans
high school building. 500. 900. Sedro-
Woolley, Wash; bids 10 be called
soon.
w. w. Lueius. Lewis Bldg. PORT
land. 10 prepare plans for three
buildings for r. w. Ross, Kelso, $780,
600, two two-story store and Office
buildings and one theatre building.
WATER SUPPLY
AND IRRIGATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. FEB. se.-paFrtgn 81.
change closed steady. Sterling. ttfiI,
francs. ioesess: lire. io.QtSt. marks.
s2.t5. 70 the dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

The export OF condensed milk Ia
still very high in comparison with
prc-war years, altho II has shown n
steady decline since tho last OF the
war period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Fob. s0.--a,orilnr mad,
new high today. demand opening al
N6sm. and cables. ;i.70k. up a. Do
mand francs. io.o6o6h; lire, ;o.ois3,
marks. $3.50 10 tho dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

The Shanghai silk market was
quiet during November and exports
fell Off because foreign buyers are
waiting for n drop in price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Iursdaya Nuotaflons
surar-Firm. Raw. is.7S07.ct. refined,
firm. graduated. is.2SGt3as
Ccffeo-So. Rio. spot. igac 10. Hanioa.
No. Z. 15Acise IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid 70 shippers

A grade. Hsai,is delivery ...
EExa--Frcsh ranch. white she'll.
Mixed ealurs ................
EHNTta sss..sss.sss..ss....
Miik--cwt. feb. rsattis supply :
r o n fenasnnaFV ant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
VEGETABLES
~. rsId Mhslt.sl. ptalrr,
Fries Paid whoir.ais Dealers

Dsiirisu., boy .............i.EsOsst
Wlnraaps. rrfra fancy ....,..i.E6Os rs
Harana. n ...sss...... IL
Cerosnnis-psr dos .......+ssis1aG , %
Cranberftes Western. per boz set
Dates Dfpmsfary. igs pkr, ber. tIs
Go'den, pei ~. ..ssstss.sst. ~
TlE.z Fresh Cal. 70 t.oa see. sIt
81 1-es. ........,,... aFt
Grippe Truit-TtaridA boz ,.... ace
IIons, Comb. per ease .......f.ft9 ~
L-mons Per box .s........... 81
Oranges Per boz .......ss....att t.oa
fsr.immaas t-tnskst crate 80. ZEE
Pineapple Cuban. per case .t.sa0 80
Rhuharb -in-ai hotheuss. ~, ESQ ~
TAnEcfine.-rrr crate t.st... blt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
DAIRY PnODUCTs
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid By wholesale Dealers
a shtan<r.


Duek.--tAve. . rs. and over .. 30
Erplisrs--t % nf. ...+...... ~
Tryer. and uoastsTs-Livs. 10. II
Capons--f.iye. fat. 10. ........ 81
Fancy q. p. n. ........s.s.. ne
Hens-sS ms ana VI ..s.... -
MEDIUM. live. So 20 t8 rs. IL
live. light. ] 90 ~ fhs, ..s., IA
Fancy dry picked 1 cen; above
live.
Ge.-~ fat. to 10 ibs II
Fancy dressed .s......--... 20
Belgian tiares-ia rb-. aud Up 10
Dressed s.sss.sssss..sstssss III
Turkcys-FanuY 4. o.. i-lb lbs. n
Roos,sr,--oid. live. per 10. 80. IL
Hog
Choice. iiEht .....-.......... IL
Heavy. fancy ............... .eso .te
Veal
Fancy. IiEh, ..............,. $50 ~
Med. fiEhf .sssssssss.sss.s.ss 100 III
Fancy. heavy. ito.soo ros..... .os9 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
TIT RsDAY
IEB. -

first Low Tide
.ft5 a. IA. 81 II.
First High Tide
1851 g. m. 100 q
reeond Low Tide
BstG p m. IS n.
Second High Tide
1871 p. m- 30 e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Ship News
Tides In Seattle
WEDNESDAY
EIIi 81

FEB. n
First Low Tide
500 a. m. 80 u.
First High Tide
J;is a. m, ia t.
second High Tide
ASH p m. 40 n.
second Low Tide
sos .. m 81 u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
LIVE STUIN
Quotations at stoekyards
FLOUR AND SUGAR
,lhai~..I D.t.

i1our--Fnmily pat, tps .......Tto11e
Blue stem bakers, oss ....,Ts5d7st
Hard wheat, bakers. sss ....7.6bQT.s
faHtry, ps'a ................b,Bb d
SuEnr--Cano. per owt ........ ST
nnnf. Nor cNl. ..-.----- nI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Portland Produce
Wrdnesday QuotaIians

nuiter--tt6 CSC 10.
Ixg~--e1 zoe dos.
Chersc--s9Hs3c 10.
iIens-lT8 lie 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
WATER SUPPLY
AND IRRIGATION

$4,000 bonds have been voted by
the Riverside irrigation district, for
irrigation works for 1000 acres OF
land. y. Aall, Riverside, Wash. IL
the engineer in charge. Plans in.
Guiding one $500 h. p. and one 5000
h. p. pumping plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Alaska Vessels
Vessels in Other Ports

EstchikRn--feb. i1--Sailed. str al
nlral watson, northbound, at Ii:3o p. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Liberty Bonds

Wednesdays Quotations
Furnished By Lsrsn a Bryaa
sio second Ave, seattls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Chicago Board of Trade
Nelnesday's Quotations.
Chicago Car Lots

Wednesdays ouatstion.
Furnished By Logan & uryan
$40 Second Ave- Sratft,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-14

Senator Fall who favored the bill also.
The federation had watchdogs among
their members to keep under surveil-
lance all public welfare legislation but
this bill too slipped through the Sen
ate before they were aware of what hap
pened. It purported to be bill dealing
with the affairs Of the Indians, but
buried way down at the bottom was
clause which would have tr-nnd over
a large section of the land belonging to
these Indians to the government Cor
the purpose of making into a national
park, with n qualifying clause that
privileges for waterpower, grazing, lum-
bering, hunting and other industrial
privileges be leased to private interests.
1t was that last clause that again
brought down the wrath o. the club
women upon the head of Secretary Fall
who was deemed responsible, for the bill.
So, you see, the hand that pushes
the perambulator, or trundles a kiddie
coop or whatever it is that has taken
the place of the unscientific baby churn-
ing cradle-still rules the -7orld.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-14

closest and largest organization, barring
of neither or both sexes in the country.
In two weeks time an order permeat-
ing down from Mrs. T. G. Winter, the
president of this organization, is carri'-i
out by the $4,000 units of the fedora
ton. This means that when a piece
CT legislation is declared undesirable BY
the board the order is sent out to kill
it and the 100000 and more members
Immediately get busy among their
friends and Congress is flooded with
protestations, which usually result LII
stopping the bill dead in it, tracks.
That is exactly what happened to the
Indian land claim measure "ponsored by
Secretary Fall and introduced in the
Senate by Senator Bursum. The General
Federation of Women's Clubs has a
very active chairman of its Indian wei
fare department in Mrs. II. A. Atwood
of Riverside, Cal.
Balk Fall Again.
With that bill off their minds, the
General Federation next turned its at
tention to the Mezoolaero Indian Res
ervation bill and again ran afoul of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-14
SAN ANTONIO 'CLUBWOMEN
DIFFER ON BLANKET BILL
EOUALIZING THE SEXES
Some Think it Is Dangerous-OherS Believe it to Be
infringement on States Rights-Law Would Re-
move All Discrimination Against Women.

9, IT, -
, and outside as well uu' lnGy are EN- en-.
tiIGIy GtierenI anu 700 IiuGn tlu"' ~:
or pFeah,As uoMn u i;,t N'Sn.I.ofio'
tween. 'Ae IeSgu"s'TI'I'.''ES "" .r . IN
10 maze IN'A even I'>S 1V'' 'N"'' tug
are al present.
Mrs. Frank foge.Son, Who was sec
retary for three years of he Equal
Franchise Society, which was working
for political equality. says: The
blanket bill fer state legislatures as pro-
posed bv the National WomanS party,
is so fair and just in many ways, that
If seems wrong to condemn it in its en-
lirery. In the safeguarding clause of
Section t of the bill, we are assured
that laws written especially for women
are not to be changed. As a whole" l
fear the great "BugabOo" of the bill, is
that il was presented BY the national
Woman's party, of which l am not
member"
Some Favor 1t.
Mrs. s. J. Peter, head of the Voters
League, does not believe in any blanket
laws. Women have been working a
long time for SPECIAL protective laws IN
industry, and blanket amendment
such as IS proposed, VIII canoe! all mat
they have accomplished. Equality
means just what II says, and how can
equality and special protection Tor won.
en- and children mean the same thing
Mrs. j. /. hlng, wee president OF Inc
City federation OF NomenS OluoS' IN,
sIstS mat 1t Is Impossible Tor men ana
women to occupy the same position IN
the world and that no laws can make
them exactly equal
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-14
MIGHT of Club Women Said TO
Have Caused Fall Resignation

be responsible for the selection Of the
stopper to fill that gaping hole. But
through the whole of the transaction
the woman involved will remain heavily
yelled, the unseen power behind the
throne and all that sort of thing. They
have got a reputation for being the
enigmatic sex to maintain.
But to come down to cases, it is said
to have been the protestatiOns of the
100000 members of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs against leg
islation sponsored by Secretary Fall of
the Interior that caused him much UNI
happiness and perhaps his ultimate de-
cision to resign. He was 'Ot going 10
play the Jiggs to the nations collective
Maggies. lie was being nagged almost
to death.
And now that one Of the sex may
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-14

have created the vacancy, another group
is scuttling about in an effort to in
fluence the selection of the man to fill
it. Wives of lame ducks" in Wash
ington, particularly those who are men,
bers Of the social bloc, made famous by
former Senator Kenyon, are vieing with
each other in putting their husbands
forward for the position. We have this
on authority Of the eminent author of
the Mirrors of Washington" and tie
man who first predicted the resignation
of Secretary Fall.
Will Resent Publicity.
Officials of the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs will doubtless be quite
grieved to have it come out that they
Influenced in any way the resignation
of a cabinet member. That is particu-
larry against their policy to flaunt hap
penings of this sort or in any way 70
claim credit for blocking or forwarding
pieces of legislation in which they are
interested. They do not WELD a big
stick in the faces of the male sex. They
are too wise. They are perhaps the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-14
Dinner
Suggestion

With good linen and
silver OH the table a
china dinner set is nee
essary. We have i'm
ported china sets of so
pie c e S and up, and
American dinnerware
in many patterns. Our
special this w e e k is
$9.9S for a border pat
tern.