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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-07
KEEN INTEREST IN
State QUEEN CONTEST

.e..s statewide interest is alreadv
o-.-. .ea m the Queen of Montana
t- ...1 winch Is conducted in connec-
~ YIN oa the Montana State Fair.
queen "iu be selected bv the
@-tses, each one of whom repre-
g-.,.S1 county. The contest was con
S 'su cou. .o1 the INST time last year and
lsosi ii0...les We're represented. Such a
Jsr-. .Ae l, did the princesses have
Of Hsi ll2r visit IN Helena as guests
Psfr fps.sna lena and the Montana State
5ess '9sl 9s 1t is certain every one of
resoS.s3 m % coanties viii again be rep
,orrt;e- sl' and five or ten additional
II Tot;p @ princesses are chosen in coun-
pa,er. g,'s contests, conducted bv news
sslect;s locts IN each Of the counties. The
VIA iOa Is made by voters of the girl
CONT. most representative of the
Alter n lgnoSe princess she will be
and ba.ae eae prinGesses come to Helena
aot5ss 5Se.0me Well acquainted with one llS
ss,teT sgeSis at the full week of f''s soCia- Cisf
teas 1--we. glyen in their honor-danssnts
epuons, breakfasts, dinners
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-07

plunge parties, motor trips and vide
variety of other affairs that appeal to
girls-they select a princess tnaey
deem. most worthy of representing
the State Of Montana as a whole as
the Queen. -
Do the princesses enjoy their VISIT
to Helena and the State Fair? Here
are few extracts from letters the
princesses of 1922 wrote William u
ferguson, manager of the contest:
Miss Dorothy Bevier-Gallatin coun-
tv. elected @Queen of Montana
wish | might express to you and the
rest of the Helena people who enter
tanned us os royalty, my appreclIatlso1l tlsol
of their kindness. 1t was WondeTIul
week. and / feel very grateful had
the opportunity of enjoying the pro,
gram" Miss Verna French, Mineral
Countv-'I received the picture ano
will always keep it as choice re-
membrance of my wonderful week U
Helena" June c. Madison, GLACIER
Countv-"While in Helena | had tne
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-07
500 VOTES FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS
TRIP ABSOLUTELY FREE
500 VOTES FOR NEW SUBSCRIBER

Remember this trip will be absolutely free-ail
of the expenses Of the Princess of Sheridan COun-
ty" will be footed by the Producers News, the pop
Ular farmers paper of Sheridan County The hon
or and pleasures will be such as few enjoy in Life
time-it will be some trip-a glorious time which
the winner Of the contest will remember to her
dying day-sO get busy for your candidate, for
the lady VINO myou desire to have this trip and
get busy quick.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-07
+. VOTES ALLOWED FOR SUBSCRIPTION
RENEWALS

'
The Producers News will also allow votes for
subscription renewals: 800 votes for each three
dollars paid in on back subscription OF advance
subscription. Each reader of the Producers News
who has candidate whom he would like to be the
recipient of the hOnorS and pleasures of being the
Princess Of Montana" with a free trip to the
State Fair at Helena; should act at once send in
his back subscription to the Producers News and
his subscription for year in advance and cast the
number of votes which he is entitled to at the rate
of one vote for cent each of his remittance for
his candidate The candidates will be supplied
with list Of the delinquent subscribers from the
Producers News Office and can help themselves
along by canvassing the delinQuents and securing
their renewals and votes and also securing the
coupon votes offering in the subscribers Producers
News each week for the next three weeks. In
this way the candidate for Princess of Montana"
can help herself toward the winning Of this Won
derfVl and adventurous journey.
600 VOTES FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS
! Each new subscriber will be allowed 500 votes
! for his favorite candidate. The candidates for
princess Of Montana" can canvass among her
friends and neighbors for subscriptions to the
Producers News and for the votes going with each
new subscription, thus getting five hundred votes
for each new subscrier she obtains for one year
accompanied with the subscription price of three
dollars per year or $50 votes for each new sub
scriber for six months accompanied by the sub
scriptiOn price of S1.50.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-07
NO TIME TO WASTE

There is no time to waste in this contest. There
will be only two weeks after this paper gets out
only two weeks to organize for your favOrite can
didate only two weeks for the candidate to canvas
for votes, only two weeks to get subscription re-
newaIs-ony two weeks to get new subscribers
only two weeks to hustle-bUt girls its worth
hustling for; a trip to the Wonderful State Fair
with all expenses paid as the Princess Of Sher-
idan County. Girls get busy, for you'll have to
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young lady who will receive this trip and be the
recipient of these honors, the particpator in this
festival-the OCCASION from the standpoint of en-
tertainment, of life time.
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Reliable Check 100000 To 32O,00O
Osaka. Japan, Sept. $50 vast an
rs. Of Japan has been devastated by
he greatest earthquake in the his
rof this country that it viii be long
taioe the actual loss Of life is known.
he most reliable estimates of the
eath uD to the present reach from
Continued on page eight
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put it over quick; get your friends busy Hurrah
for the winner who will get the best time of her
life
CONTEST CLOSES SATURDAY, SEPT. %.
The Princess of Sheridan County" election bal
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RIILES OF CONTEST

The readers and the patrons Of the Producers
News will determine who this fortunate young
lady will be. In another column will be found the
names of the young ladies who have already been
nominated Each nominee has been started off
with the gift of thousand votes each by the Pro
ducers News. Any reader or patron of the Pro
ducers News who desires may enter any nominee
thev may wish whose name does not appear al
ready in the list of nominees and the Producers
News will also make her a gift of thousand votes
But nominee to be eligible must be an unmarried
Young lady from sixteen to twenty-five yers old
and she must be young lady worthy of the honor
of being the Princess of Sheridan County.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-07
lPANS CASUALTIES RUN
CLOSE TO HALF MILLION
oooss Victims in Two Cities and 45OO 600 Injured s.
Admiral Rushing Fleet to Stricken-RadiOs Late Esti-
u.e On Toxic Area-DestructiOn Complete.

r-.-.i.co Sent. --latest un-
>aa -,rts mace the dead IN Toxic
mex. .i.sama al 2l0,00G and 100000
al ,. injured as the result OF the
lefs9ns lefis.Fe l. and fire, according 30 q
s2F'94-'-' -,sssaga picked up here Tues
,Ii'.,b ..-bt 10 Admiral Edward W. E6-
D.! ll-n' ll-n,,r,nder of the Pacific battle
a. 'o 5@ ldniral Edwin Anderson,
l..', - ..l of the United States Asi-
rc aee. -,o.-oo.o enid.
Tl.-.- -, uDcGcia' reports show 240,-
- L1.. n Toxic and Yokohama
Z $4,000 injured. Expedite in
4- vqy the loading of u. $. PecOs
,'..' t ..crss an3 ratiOns. Medical sup
~ m description urgently need
.r5 IN as large quantity as can be
--ma. Anderson.
.~pr HF KNOWS REPORT TRUE
l5miral Anderson was approach
!. zone of disaster at a speed OF Is
~. IN hour when he sent the mess
- according to advices received here
--.59v night by officers of the
9Th naval district. Naval officers
t.rs stgted that Admiral Anderson un-
Irb+edv had satisfied himself of the
mditio6s by use of his radio equip
~et before sending an official dis
zach to Admiral Eberle.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-07
Princess OF Sheridan County Oh, Who VIII She Be!
Lucky Young Sheridan County Lass Will Go To The Montana State Fair
September Is to 18th, With All Expenses Paid


WILL HAVE SPECIAL
GUEST ENTERTAINED
AS PRNCESSES ALWAYS
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CLIP AND SEND IN WITH NEW SUBSCRIBER
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SHERIDAN COUNTYS PRINCESS MIGHT BE "MONTANAS QUEEN

be addressed to princess of Montana Judges,
care Of Supt. CrOne, Box PlentywoOd,
Montana.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-07
GIFT VOTES IN EACH PAPER

In the issues of the Producers News of Septem-
ber 7th 18th, and 21st, there will appear coupon
ballots. each ballot good for fifty votes, which each
subscriber of the Producers News may clip out
and write in the name of his favOrite candidate
and send in to the Judges of the Election, care of
the Chief Justice who is Miss Emma Crone, the
County Superintendent of Schools, assisted by
Associate Judges County Surveyor Hans Rasmus-
sen and Mrs E. l. Miller. All ballots should
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-07

If You Wish To Nominate A Lady Whose Name Is
Not In The List, Clip This Coupon, Fill In
And Nail To Producers News.
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CONTINUED on Page FOur)
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Evening star., 1923-12-01
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Continued.

USED of CARS
DEMONSTRATED
DEPENDABILITY
Buick, 1923, Sport Touring.
Buick, 1923, Touring.
Buick, 1917, 4-cylinder Touring.
Cole, 1917, Limousine.
Buick, 1918, 5-pass. Tour, $3.50.
Ford, 1920, Touring. $40.
Buick, 1923, Touring.
Ford, 1921, Sedan.
Ford, 1919, Touring.
Buick, 1921. 5-pass. Sedan.
REQ, 1917, Touring, $50.
Buick, 1920, Roadster, $500.
Buick, 1920, Touring.
Buick, 1922, 4-pass. Coupe.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
DEPENDABLE
USED CARS
Dodge Bros. Business Coupe.
Dodge Bros. Panel Body Deliv.
Dodge Bros, with special nine
passenger suburban body.
Buick Touring, repainted.
Dodge Brothers Touring.
The above cars are priced
right for quick sale. Satisfactory
terms.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
613 G. NV.
Main $500.
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BUICK.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
LIBERAL TERMS,
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER,
lO15 i4th Street. Main 5206.
NON,T 0VEpI 00K TuTC

1923 Special Six Stude-
baker, with Rex winter
top; new car guarantee.
Price ...........:. .SI ,LOO
1923 Light Six Stude-' =;
baker; disc wheels. Price. $H5
1922 Light Six Stude- -
baker Sedan; new paint;
good tires. Price. ...... 5000
1922 Big Six Stude- -
baker, 7-pass. Sedan; all
the extras. Price. 81 ,450
1922 Special Six Coupe; &
new paint and tires. Price 81 200
/. 1921 Buick Coupe. Price $500
1923 Big Six 7-pass.
Touring .......... -. 81, 100
Stutz Roadster; like
: 1922 Dodge Touring;
high hood $3.50
This car is equipped with new
Kelly-Springfeld tires.
Plenty OF other makes and
models from which to. make
your selection.
Terms Reasonable.
STUDEBAKER
USED CAR DEPARTMENT,
=. l4th at r. i
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

Continued.
1920 BUICK TOP fer sale. 500. 1921 Buick
for sale. with tops. $500. 2o44 l. st. NV.
FORDS. FORDS. FORDS.
Choice Of so Sedans. Coupes, Toarihgs. Run
abouts, Trucks, Chassis and Taxi. Those that
sell for less than $3.50 We will accept s25 cash,
balance S5 week
Four-tfoor Sedan. used less than 6 months.
L. 5000. sTEUART-s GARAGE 14I 18th ne
WE CONSIDER
every automobile sold (whether
new or used) the basis of a per-
manent friendship.
Various makes of used cars
at most attractive prices.
Convenient terms.
The Washington Cadillac Co.,
ilas-i14o COIN Ave. Phones FIR. aSO0-1-2.
REAL BARGAINS
Ford worm-drive trucks. 1922 models $275
and up
1921 Ford sedan, in good running order. $3.50
1920 Ford touring. starter and lights. in
1917 Packard. twin six touring. good tires,
$3.50.
1917 Cadillac touring. good paint and tires
8 Dodge taxis 1922 models. $3.50 and Up.
1918 Buick light roadster. in Al shape.
s225.
1920 National club roadster: real buy
Dodge sedan, 1918: wire wheels sos
All these cars are in good running order
Northeast Auto Exchange. g. st. ne.
Franklin 1888. 1s
Evening star., 1923-12-01
WANTED-AUToMoBILEs
FOR SALE-MoToR CYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1923; spofIici,IS L5ct
seat side car. AL condition. sos cash S254
Terms Gan be seen any time. 14lO Church
INDIAN motorcycle 1879. side car: narteSt
condition; $500; terms. wiHeberger Co. 37esl
ga. ave. NV -' '
INDIAN motorcycle. 1928. big CaIefT: nae
1900 Ca ave. -
Evening star., 1923-12-01
CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
FOR THE CHILDREN.

BICYCLE OR TRICYCLE. for boys or girls.
Make the kiddies happy Nmas with bicyc!e.
5-year guarantee. ROmms Bicycle Co.. lois
9th st. NV.
IvER-JoHNsoN and Fairy bicycles se5 and
up. Nat. Sport Shop, 2i6l 18th St NV.
KlDDIE KARS and wagons. 81. so up. Nat.
Sport shop. 2i6l 18th ST. NV.
SAVINGS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS joy hand in
hand with suggestion OF thrift. They will
love 10 save in one of our book banks 81
opens the account at the Citizens Savings
Rank. 1886 New York ave NV.
Toys. electric trains. wireless sets. moving
picture machines: electric trains: 10 NJ.
SEE oI'R DISPLAY. CONTINENTAL ELEC-
TRIO SUPPLY CO. sos 9th ST. NV.
VIOLIN. BOW AND CASE. s5 TO $50; all
sizes. sBanios. nkes saxophones. erything
musical Visit Hermar's Violin Hospital for
ehi.dren's outfits. 2nd floor, lo1a. II st. NV.
For HIM.
AUTO TIRES, robes. bumpers spotlights. etc;
articles laid aside small deposit. Lehman 5
Tire Shop tnew address,. 923 II NV.
AUTO TIREs-Give tire 10 the motor,st;
30x3ia S7.45 and up: 32x4, ST. % up. Peo-
pies Tire Co. 1914 lith s.. NV.
BAGS trunks su!tcases: full line of leather
goods; best stock; lowest prices. Fr. lol6S.
$. Shanis 733 9th 81
EASTMAN CAMERAS, Waterman pens and
Everready flashlights. Nat. Sport Shop. 2i8l
18th st. NV.
WIRELESS SETS. complete. $40 up to $500.
Continental Electric Supply Co., sos 9th st.
NV.
FOR HER.
ROUD0IR LAMPS 81 up. Complete selection.
Nat. Sport Shop. 2i61 18th st. NV.
CANDIES-Fannie May candy recognized as
I'll. finest homemade: made fresh every day.
1910 + NV. GA 18th NV. 3l0o l4:h NV.
DECORATED CHINA. lusters. conventional
and floral designs: many, pieces as low as 81.
The China SEop. 723 10th ST. NV.
ELECTRICAL HEATING DEvICES-Irons,
rercoatars chafnc dishes. vacuum cleaners.
Continental Electric Supply Co., sos 9th st.
NV.
HAND PAINTED CHINA. a pleasing and prac-
-ical gift. Call at Sherratt's China Store.
sos 18th ST. NV.
UMBREILAS-silk and linen. at reasonable
prices handy sft Evens s,s2 bdr Al llh
FOR THE HOME.
NILLIoN-DoILAE FRUIT CAKE. 81 pound
Samples. Col. 2so1 -
PLAYER-PIANO CLUB-s2 makes you mem
ber New playrr-piano. $2St: convenient
terms. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. ST. at
18th. Open evenings.
PLAYER-PIANo-Chris special 1896; de-
llvered to your home on saa ttrst payment; be
gin paying next yesp $40 per week, Week
evenings.
RADIO FOE THE HOME. TIE CNsELFIsH
g.ft. enjoyed by all the family. The Little
Radio ShoppP. 2924 14th st. NV.
TYPEwRITERs-washi Typewriter Ex;
change selling guar. typewriters. portnbies and
standard makes: s. monthly payments. 913
" Y. ave. Frank. 1914.
vICTReLAS-Jordan victrola service costs you
nothing Order your victrols now for Christ
mas Convenient terms Complete service
Ask about st. Arthur Jordan Piano Co. q st.
at 13Sh. Open evenings. .
FIREPLACE GOODS. gas and electric lamps
John L. Shedd,
1l2 10Th st. NV.
RADIO SET-AA1 one-tube set for $40; will
entertain the whole family oil year
The Broadcast Shop,
511 1lth NV Main S16S
Evening star., 1923-12-01

Corporation Is Expanding
and desires to enlist services statesmen and
executives who desire TO invest in Won
derfully we'll paying business. This will
stand the strictest investigation and appli.
cants must ptssess splendid character and
business ability. address Box 134-E, Star
Office. -
Evening star., 1923-12-01

GROCERY STORE for sale, doing good busi-
ness. Investigate for yourself Reason for
selling, must be sold at once. Don't overlook
this Also 7-room house for sale on 14th st.
Highlands; must be sold. Columbia S6S2 or
Columbia 81 TOW. 2s
Evening star., 1923-12-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PRINTING PLANT for sale: fully equipped
whole or part interest on very easy terms to
right man. Cnlumhta 3229- 2.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
FOR HIRE-AUToMoBuEs :

HArLING-0ne-toa truck. Cali CoI1175777s.
l0lR5 ~. ~ q
Evening star., 1923-12-01

GROCERY and meat store for sale cheap: do
ing good business Cwner sacrifices on account
of other business. good bargain for quick
buyer. Terms can be arranged satisfactorily
Apply T25 Florida ave. NV. 60
Evening star., 1923-12-01

FINE TAILORING. cleaning and pressing es-
tabishment for sale, situated in Alexandria,
Doniphan King and Columbus sts., Fairfax
Apt. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
Cantfnned

REiTCRE-DavenpOrt tnew), embossed
English damask covering, mahogany legs and
trim, DeluN springs; ma lie by Tihanay Studio.
New York. Seen by appointment only. Main
Evening star., 1923-12-01

FOLnING CHAIRS Wanted-lOO in good con-
dition. Address j. A. Simpson. 6ist and Dix
SITS. ne. Phone Lincoln G1I1. -
Evening star., 1923-12-01

AN OPPORTUNITY for a man with small
capital to purchase profitable lunch business
In very promising location on 14th ST; street
car and bus STOP, near new theater: good
lease; $50 month. Phone Columbia 7744. Apt
sos east.
Evening star., 1923-12-01

FURNITURE for 1o-rOom house. Siu0: house
for rent II desired. l4oi 2lst NV.
FTRSITURE-Budet. CHINA closet table.
chairs; very reasonable. 340o Warder st.
Evening star., 1923-12-01

FEATHER BFHS ami furntture. Hest prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co.. sol Eye ct
NV. Phone Main 5f26
Evening star., 1923-12-01

1920 BUICK TOP fer sale. 500. 1921 Buick
for sale. with tops. 5000 2o44 l. st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-01

CL0TuES-E CHEST prices paid for mems old
clothes. Drop card and will call. 302 9th
w. Main $40. &c
Evening star., 1923-12-01

BICYCLE OR TRICYCLE. for boys or girls.
Make the kiddies happy Nmas with a bicycle.
something lie has been longing for. Dayton.
5-year guarantee. R0mms Bicycle Co, 1918
9th 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-01

CLoTHfNG-Will pay highest prices for mems
and women's worn clothing. Phone J. Bern
atein. 1926 1th st. wv. North 204.L A.
Evening star., 1923-12-01

DIR. II. A. LOCKE's
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL,
SIN 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 57A.
RES, TAKOMA PARK. ADAMS 600,
Evening star., 1923-12-01
WANTED-MIsCELLANEOus.

CL0THING-Wiu call in my unlettered auto.
mobile. city suburbs. and pay you highest
prices for ladies'. centlemen's children's d,s-
carded clothing of aii descriptions. Address
postal or phone: ! Will call. W. Rice 1882
Evening star., 1923-12-01

FURNITURE for sale for storage customers.
including brass beds, oak office tables and
chairs, leather wing chairs several cheap
pianos. National Capital Storage. liiS U st.
Evening star., 1923-12-01

MCLTIGRAPHING and office service business
for sale. Established @ years. Good oppor-
tunity. Cheap for quick sale Address Box
22S-H, Star office 2s
Evening star., 1923-12-01
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
COnfinued.

WALL PAPER BARGAINS without string
TO em. Room lots. 81; oatmeals. l5c and 2Oc
a piece; harmonellas. eOc piece; polychromes.
Doc piece. Not compelled 20 buy borders. \
anuar.. deal at MahuneY's a24 Pa ave.
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Music
Roslng SIM TonIght

L =
Vladimir RoHinE. FAM Russian
tenor. who appears m recital tonight
az Tie Plymouth church. VIII ring
three groups ~ songs from hia
famous "Houl % Russia" program.
Critics on both sides Of the Atlantic
have acclaimed Rouing ~ one % mo
most famous Of ali Russian singer.
Deems Taylor. eminent American
composer and critic of me New York
World wrUts q few weeks ago %
HonlnK'H recital IN New York when
the Russian tenor sinEs In Russian.
ms ho ala last night NJ Aeoiian hall.
10 n 10 bs ranked with the otirr
two great Russians who have sung
In New York this season. with
Chaiihpin. the hasao. aud the hah.
tone ~ the Chicago Opera company.
HehwarE His Interpretations are M
effective an Chhiiapln's and better
than schwhrra He n n great artist.
Ills MoussorEHisy program last
niEht reduced HIS audience 20 the
breathing silence which arises when
artistic communication IL complete. %
Paul Mocoole. Eifted young Seattle
pianist. will again accompany the
singer. The concert IL under the Al.
rsciion Of Mas LILY IAyerock and
Miss Cecilia AuKnpurTsr. and viii be.
gtn NJ $50 p. m. The program n
similar % that given by special r..
quest IN Vancouver. u. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-14
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

BoCrAL CLUB. w. D. A.
Social club. W. b. A.. OF the Mac.
csbees. No. 8. viii meet Thursday.
February rs. at the home Of Mrs.
r. c. snyth, 2i24 ". s4th st. Take
Green Lake car TO e4th: walk one
block east. Members and friends In.
vfted.
ENTIRE NOUS CLUB
Entire Nous club Of Seattle Circle
B4e. win meet at the home of Mrs.
Theresa johnson. iiIs aTth ave,
Thursday. February is. at IL a m.
FORTsoN.THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY
For the benefit OF the relief com.
mittse Fortson-Thygesen auxiliary
win give tea Thursday. February
Is. at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Hafer. s7l5 Fremont ave. Luncheon
at noon VIII precede tho tea.
WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Whittier Heights Improvement,
club win give an entertainment and
dance at Greenwood hall, SAD and
Greenwood ave-, Thursday. Febru.
ery 10. Program at Q .. IA.
LIEUT. CUSHING w. r c,
Lieut.. Cushing w. r. c., No. "a,
win hold It's regular business meet.
ing In the city hall, Ballard. Thurs.
day. February is. followed by a val.
cntine whist party at 23o D. m.
10 which all members OF tho WON.
ems Relief corps and friends are In.
vfted-
HALLER LAKE SOCIAL CLUB
Mrs. Elmer Rush win entertain the
Halter Lake Social club at her home
on Thursday afternoon, February is.
z. T. MINOR PIT. A.
The T. T. Minor PIT. A. viii hold
It's regular monthly meeting on
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OATES
70 REMEMBER

fbbhthhf 10
hr. ana Mrs. Arrigo M. Youngs
Dr1ogo and nah jongg evening.
70 compliment Mr.. and Mrs. Nor.
Miss Dorothea johnson ana Ma.
Helen ouigls 70 entertain with
~ evening bridge. compiimentins
Miss Catherine Nicholson,
Mrs. d. A. Petta's tea AT horn. ,o
compliment Miss Isabel Hcponsid
University Of WashinRton'. i,,nia,
prom NJ the Masonic Temple.
Mrs William n. Parsons luncheon
NJ the Sunset club to honor Mr.,
ElbHdge A. Stuart.
Washington AIumnss assooiation IN
have valentine tea NJ phi Nh
chapter house from 2 10 O o'clock
HiDAy. FEBRUARY TO-
PIT lambda Of zeta Psi fraternity.s
dance Mt tho Yacht club.
Trayologue dinner nj the wonen's
University club nj Gao o'clock.
ArURDAr. YEBRUARY IT,
Miss Geraldine golss 10 give tea IN
honor OF Miss Isabel Mcdonald.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank J, CLANCY 10
sntorthin ~ dinner NJ hons.
"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY eI--
Mrs. william Leonard Eaton'- bridx.
hons 20 compliment Miss
olons rrink and Miss Dorothy
bATUHDAY. FEBRUARY "a
"rs' uphrlss o. Mann TO entertain
nhner NJ Ynnht dub In honor
81 Dr. Mann's birthday.
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POSTPONE Concert

The concert planned for this eve.
Ming by the Amphion society a. the
Roosevelt hiEh school. complimentary
20 the s,udvnts ma residents ~ that
district. has been postponed owing 10
the iuclemency OF the weather.
Announcement viii b. made Of a
later date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-14
MOVIE UNIONS
PROTEST BILL

OLYMPIA. Feb. il-reclAring
that tho excise tar on thoairr tickets
viii close ona-third Of the theatern In
this state, the motion picture operRt-
orH, musicians and stage hands. have
Joined with the theater owners In
protesting against senate bill 1874. An
open hearing on tho bin nct for We'd
nesday was set over until Friday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-14
Power Bills Still
Held in Committee

OLYMPIA, Feb. flowing 70 the
large calendar Tuesday. the power
bills were not brougt out on the floor.
Speaker Mark Reed said they would
10 up Wednesday II there was no,
too much other business TO be taken
care OF