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WOMEN AFTER
MORE RIGHTS
Radical ReyerseS Appear to
Be Due in Ohio

COLUMBUS. O. March 27.--wom.
anthc new political element has
laid her bill OF rights before the
Ohio senate
Radical reversals. additions and
gubtractions from tho state laws COW
cring married lfc arc demanded In
10 "women's rights" bills introduced
at the instigauon OF the Ohio branch
OF the National woman's party.
Proponents OF the bills expressed a
desire to make Ohio tho Ideal state
for marriage"
II tho women and their male sym
pnthlzcrs get what they want.
1. Women will retain their maiden
names after marriage.
2, The husband no longer viii be
authorized 90 select the homo alto,
but viii do 80 only with the consent
OF his wife.
3. Both husband and wife viii bear
equal responsibility for the guardian
ship OF their children.
4. Real estate toward which both
husband and wife have contributed
money will be recognized rs held
Jointly by tho couple
6. Husband and wife will bo nj.
lowed 20 contract with each othor
and with other persons ns lndIvid-
uals.
6, Husband cannot sue his wife
for damages on the grounds TINT loss
OF her services constitute n personal
Injury; women can sue their hus.
bands for loss OF services on the
ground OF personal Inconvenience.
T. Legitimate children viii have
cdual rights with legitimate ones
after the court has recognized them
to be the children OF either parent.
8. Twenty years will DO the con.
tract ago for women,
o. Girls under 81 would not he
permitted to marry without consent
OF their parents or guardian.
10. Tho wife would bc tho author.
lied agent OF the husband instead OF
the husband the authorized agent OF
tho wife.
This constitutes the second vlgor.
Gus effort on the part Of Ohio women
to make their political power felt IN
the central assembly
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Custodian Mrs. y. J, Irvine. Mrs.
chayks Miller. Mrs II. r. Weeks.
Mrs. Blttman. MIR. Wilson II. Gay.
Mrs. Frank Ballafnc. Mim sara
Williams First vice president
sIrs. Daniel Rasun. Mrs oliver 4.
Erickson. Mrs. J. +. McGfew. MR..
Rose Rulirson and Mrs AtacPbcr
son.
Delegates 60 The state federation
convention Mrs. H. Il. Mnlihy. Mrs.
Weeks. Mrs. Ernest Barnhar. Mrs.
Gay. Mrn. w $. Criwoid. Sirs,
Erickson. Mrs. George y. Ncl.ouEh.
lin. Mrs. Irvine. slra Frank Skin.
ner. Mrs Ccilyhum. Mrs Bttman.
Mrs. Henry Landcs Mrs. ". u.
Thompson. airs. Hyncman. Miss
Williams. Mrs. ". stelnEauer. Airs,
Daniel Ragan. Mrs. Emma Davis.
Mrs. ]. 3. Hill. Mrs a. q. Powell
Mrs. W -. Benson. Mrs. + W
Foster. Mrs, NJ. J. Carrigan. Mira. T..
J. Foster, Mrs. Verne DyNr. Mrs
Hoycy. Mrs. Yancy. Mrs Emily
Peters. Mrs. Anna Jenkins. Mrs. W
/ r. Harper. Mrs. +. T.. ralmerton
Mrs. ]. W. Dorwart. Mrs. Dora Her
ren, Mrs. Burnley Reader. Mrs. u. T.
tambuth, Mrs. J. Il. Macpherson
Mrs, Ellen t.eckcuby. Mrs. Frank
Bailairc. Mrs. \. Jost. Mrs. w X
Smart. Mrs. Carl II. Reeves ans
Mrs. Beatrice Lung
SILVER TEA
Mrs. orvillo Vance VIII entertain
tho delegates Of Mckinley circle
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old PORT WINE
PURE OLIVE OIL
Natures Food Tonic

II you are run down. tired. worn
out. exhausted, aenemlc. suffering
from ncrvousness--or have no appe-
tite--try natures way to health
Port Olive Tonic,
Port Olive Is combination OF rich
old port wine, creamy pure olive oil
and other medicinal agents mixed In
such proportions that 1t is as palat.
able as rich cream.
II not only stimulates the system
By toning up all the vital organs. but
Is a pure liquid food. II can be taken
by the most delicate stomachs. and
YOU notice Improvement from the
first few glasses,
Ask your doctor or druggist; they
will tell YOU this is the ideal body
builder and food tonic. On sale at
all druggists.
Tho Port olive Company, Inc. Los
Angeles. Advertisement,
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FEpERATIoN on woMEN.s

FEDERATION OF woMEN'S
CLUBS
The Seattle Federation Of Won.
ems clubs met Monday at the Fed.
Grated club house. Mrs. w. y. Barn.
hart, general chairman of Child
Welfare week, 10 be held at the Bon
Marche, April 1921. asked that each
club submit q list OF women with
address and telephone number for
reserve list, to be called upon In
case OF necessity. announcing DR..
ID. II. Houston In charge OF the
medical staff and Or. II. G. Pickett
OF the dental staff.
Mrs. II. a. NJ. Bonner announced
that state child welfare survey
will be made In April with Mrs.
Barnhnrt in charge OF the Semitic
district Announcement was. made
of n meeting OF the presidents or
their representatives to bo held at
the club house on Friday. March
30. at 2 p. III.
Tho federation has been honored
by being asked TO be hosts to all
the club women In Seattle interest.
ed in China, Friday evening, April
s, at p. m. Of tho Y. w. c. A.
Mr.. Julian Arnold, United states at.
tacho at Peking, viii speak. Adj
mission will be free
Tho following nominations for
four offices and delegated to the
convention in juno were made:
They are az follows
Recording secretary Mrs. ]. w.
Hyneman. Mrs. Henry Bittman,
Mira w. Il. Smart, Mrs. w. n.
Thompson, Mrs. Louie Miller, Mrg.
j. ~. Austin, Mrs. w q. Clark,
Miss Sara Williams, Treasurer
Mrs. j. ~. MncPhcrson, Mrs. II. a.
NJ. Bonnnr, Mrs. u. q. Cellyhom.
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Ladies and Gentlemen: All Who Ar,
Not supplied with Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets Are
Ont of IMCA

be known that you find relief from
such distress by simply chewing one
or two Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
after meals a host Of people have
gone back to fried eggs and bacon,
sausage, doughnuts. baked beans, pie
and cheese, steak and onions, GU.
cumbcrs, cream with coffee and 40
on because they discovered that
after eating such things. n sunrt's
Dyspepsia Tablet gavo the stomach
II swcctcncd alkaline effect aud there
was no sour acid, gussy heartburn,
bolchlng. pressure and such dis
trosscs due TO indigestion after cut.
ing. II * well TO take notice of
this and to get 6O.cent box of
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets at any
drug store, BE armed and prepared
for the big dinners and banquets,--
Advertisement,
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Designs Tor the coming seasons
printed mlka have been borrowed
from the artistry of many a crafts
man long centuries dead
Egyptian. Persian Cashmere. Box
hara and Paisley patterns are dis
played on the same counters Bomc
are subtle hnrmonlcs IN two or three
subdued fhndes some are riots ~
color unsubdusd
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BRIDGE AND
NAH JoNGG PARTY

[ AitfhaA @AtsFhfhf fNfsA
The Mount Baker Park circle nr
the Fruit and Flower Mission viii
have a bridge and Nah Iongg party
at the Mount Baker Park clubhouse.
on Friday. April rs.
Tickets may b. obtained from
Mrs Philip Klnzcr. Mrs. Harry
Hcukc and Mrs. A. II. kellogg.
Tho COMMITTEES on Refreshments
ineiudcs Airs c. L. Constantine.
chairman; Mrs w. II. fgasmussen
and Mrs. Peter Mogcusen. Tr,
fayor1 arc in charge or Mrs. Harry
J. Mutt. chairman. Mre, Charles
WludcrB and Mrs. II. NJ. Dyer. Mrs.
Mel Duncan heads the Nah Jongl:
committee. while Mrs. 4. J. Webb
* in charge Of the decorations.
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12-Year-Old Hero
Rescues Playmate

CHICAGO, March 81. - Twelve
ycar.old Edward McEwan jumped
into the river and rescued child
who had fallen in.
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Next in smartncss 10 printed silks
come matslasse fabrics, not only or
six but also or wool crepe and silk
combined, or of pure silk combined
with nber
The brocuded pattern may be a
stripe "A small gcometric design. or
HprawlinK all over effect, and Il Is
almost sure 10 h. 70 heavy as 20 re-
srmbie thick embroidery
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WOoLWlCH Eng, March a..
John BlnneN aged 10, was awarded
. medal for plungIng into the
Thames and rescung drowning
child.
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Ladies' Of tirc q. 4. r.. with a silver
tea a, her home. G.ls 10th ave.
~ r. Friday. March 20. az her
home Luncheon az noon Take
C0wru Park car.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

ARK SOCIAL CLUB
Ark Social club, o. Z. s. win meet
I'm Ark temple. 1916 Rainier ave.
"Wednesday. March Is. at p. m. All
EASTERN stars invited.
WISCONSIN GOLDENRoD
CLUB
The Wisconsin Goldenrod club
viii meet with Mrs. Alex j. Camp
hell. 40 Federal ave. Wednesday.
March IS. Box lunch at 1890 p. m.
Mrs. Peter Morrey. Mrs. Alex Lester
and Mrs. Harvey Allen. assisting
hostesses. All former Wisconsin
ladies welcome.
BALLARD LADIES OF ELKS
The Ballard Ladies OF Elks viii
meet Wednesday, March IS. at p.
m. in E.lks' hall open house. All
Ballard ladies invited
AUXILIARY ST. LUKES
HOSPITAL
The Woman's Auxiliary 10 the
81. Luke's hospital viii give a bene-
fit bridge party, Wednesday. April
4. at the home Of Atrs. G C. r..
Bryant, 1907 2ist ave. N, at 2 .. m.
HOME SEWING CLUB
Tho Ladies OF the G. a. r. Home
sewing club win hold a bazaar and
sale Of fancy goods at Veterans hail.
1861 Third ave-. Wednesday. March
20. A chicken dinner will be served
al noon and whist win be played from
until 4:30 y. m. Good prizes. The
proceeds viii be given TO the Old
Ladies' home. Public invited.
CLARA BARTON TENT NO. 1
Following the regular business
meeting OF March %, Clara Barton
Tent, No. /. Daughters of Veterans,
will serve an oyster supper. and in
the evening will hold an old fash
toned dance in veterans' hall, armory
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS
All daughters of pioneers whose
grandparents or parents came to
Washington prior to 1870 or to ore.
gon prior to 1853. are invited TO meet
at X. w. G. A. Wednesday, March 20.
at 2 O'Clock, for the purpose OF form.
ing a grand chapter.
ALLrDAY BENEFIT SOCIAL
Mrs. Belle Sheppard and Mrs. Lii
Ian Stewart extend an invitation to
all patriotic organizations and friends
to attend an all-day benefit social a,
their home, 515 Thomas st.. on Wed
nesday afternoon. March %. There
will be n MONDAY luncheon, q
progressive whist party at p. m. q
6 o'clock dinner aud an impromptu
program al 8 o'clock. followed by
whist. Take cars 10. % and "a &c
Thomas st. A special welcome Is ex
tended TO all members Of the q. A. r.
HOME ECONOMICS COMMITTEE
The homo economics committee OF
the Central Council Of ParentTeach
or associations VIII meet on Wednes
day, March 20. at o'clock, In The
board OF education rooms, Contra
building. Plans for the fashion show
~ tho state convention will be dis
cusacd
COUNCIL or pREscHooL
CIRCLES
Council OF Pre.school circles viii
meet In school board room, Contra
building, Wednesday. March 2S, O.,
1870 ,. m. Reports from o.schoo
circles. Mrs. Allan Eshelby. speaker
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Marion Kerby as she
really is.
devastating emotions. to n state
where youil reflect loyclIncss?
Il know j, can be done.
II have seen girls, taken from ugly
environments. surrounded by beauty
and transformed facially almost be-
yond recognition.
= believe that every woman can
attain tho picture she holds for her
self In her own mind n she viii first
desire Il hard enough
Beauty or uRlinessl a woman
need only take her choice"
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CITY TO STATE

~ y 7 Y 7 VI IT VINFsU
Owing TO the illness or Mrs. Cnlla
J. NayhIngcr, OF Upland. Ind. nation.
NJ guest, tho King County W. c. r..
L. has indefinitely postponed its city
10 state institute. planned for Friday
March 30. at the Y. w. c. A.
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RtfMAlA0E AND
MILLINERY SALE

The ladies Of The Prospect Con.
EVEtional church viii hold rum.
mage and millinery sajc at 1909
First ave- Tuesday and Wednesday
March "a ard Is
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LoRRAINE SOCIAL CLUE
LITERARY TEA

Literary tea by women's Associa.
ton Of Plymouth church win take
place Wednesday afternoon. March
-. at $50 o'clock instead OF ESQ
O'Clock. in tho lecture room OF the
church. Mrs. Louise Van Ogie will
give The Dead City" by Korngold.
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TNtvERaITY
" ~ AaA-afA
ORTHopEuIC GUILD

University orihopcdic guild viii
give Nah JonEs and bridge party
Friday April 6, az : ., M. at the
sigma Chi house, ts65 18th ave.
y. r. For reservations call Mrs.
Fred Armstrong. chairman u the
program committee. Aclrose i4ls,
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Kill Fox After 1t
Hides in Old Mine

CLEVELAND, Eng, March 27.-
Hunters and hounds pursued fox
into a mine aud finally killed the
animal half mile below the sur
face.
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Birthdau Celebration

Mildred a
dancing the home
Saturday evening Eighteen guests win
be enter aincd
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Miss FISHER Married Sunday A Afternoon

The marriage OF Miss Esther FISHER FISHER
Mr. George shvezer soemnd Sunday afternoon
the brides 1918 T. Alder with
service AZ O'Clock the assebasc
Following the
months honeymoon California
al 1900 bellevue
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Informal BRIDGE Luncheon
Hostess to Bridqe Lnmcheon QUO

n compliment Their Harry
Chicago seeley
home last evening.
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sTIrDY CIrR

Progressive Thought Study club
meets with Mrs. Anna Winsor, 25l2
18th ave. s.. Wednesday. March IS.
at 100 o'clock.
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AID socIETY

Circle 2. OF the Ladies' Aid so.
ciety OF tho Woodland Park VI. Il.
church will meet for l o'clock
luncheon on Wednesday. March 20.
at the home Of Mrs. r. Quacken.
bush, 975 N. 73rd 81.
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BALLARD LADIES OF ELKs
The Ballard Ladies OF Elks viii
meet Wednesday, March IS, at p.
m. in Elks' hall. open house. All
Ballard ladies' invited.
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Nomen's Clubs

z
Aquila lodge No. IS. b. Of II. p.
A., meets at 1915 First ave. wcdnes.
day. March IS. at T.3o o'clock. Short
business meeting followed BY cards.
ALTRUISTIC CLUB
Altruistio club meets with Mrs. w.
y. Pinkston. 52ii Meridian ave.
Wednesday, March IS. at / O'Clock.
AUXILIARY TO 3. or l.. L.
Auxiliary 10 the B. OF l.. T.. will
give card party and luncheon
Wednesday. March Is. at o'clock, In
NJ. f. b. A. hall. i925s First ave.
LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB
Lorraine Social club meets In Mn.
sonic temple Wednesday. March %,
at O'Clock. al Eastern Stars in.
vitcd.
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Dyspeptics!
Take Notice !!
The Word Has Gone Forth That
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Rein.
state You at the Banquets.

All you CLASSY. sour stomachs who
fear to cat because from acidity YOU
suffer the pangs OF indigestion. let II
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Mrs. Nicholson to Giue Bridge Luncheon;
Colonel and Mrs. WetherM Dinner Hosts

airs. NlcRotS0n 10 GlUe Bridge Luncheon,
Colonel and Mrs. WetherW Dinner Hosts
Mrs for luncheon
1i he home s1i saith Tuesday Covers
VII be placed for = guests
Dinner Val Honor Eastern Visitors
Harry Iohdeu
Mr. AID Mrs Claude A. seoo Col Alexander Wehcu will
entertain with dinner OF twelve their residence this evening
Rainier Club to GiUe Dinner
April honor Of the officers OF the L. yard az
BTemeton and their ladies'
The affair viii city
In celebration Of tho commissioning Of the L. s $ Seattle
Wedding Party WW BE Entertained
Miss Harriet
ieFan the members OF their bridal party with dinner the Rainier
club on TUESDAY evenng April s.
Dinner WW Welcome Mrs BlulCeU
just returned
California
Built entertaining dinner this evening their home
Entertain for House Guests
%
covers followed by bridge at her home "Wednesday afternoon
Dinner at College Club for Mr.. YoSt
The Alumni the Michigan
the College Thursday
IL fost, director OF athletics at Ann Arbor
Mr and AIRS No viii Seattle April visit
Informal Bridge Luncheon
Trowbrdge
pedc Tea shop Wednesday assisted hy Mrs
A. b Comfort Clarence AM A. F. Nieuke
guild, j.. ~ Mrs. Frank
Pum win be charge the Thrift
drona guild with Mrs Frank Smith and Mrs w Miller in tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27

MRs MACY NICHOLSON has bdgc
Ai he home sra saith Tuesday
VIII be placed for "a
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DAUGHTERS or PIONEERS

All daughters OF pioneers whose
grandparents or parents came to
Washington prior to 1870 or to Ore.
gon prior to 1853, are invited to meet
at Y. w. G. a. Wednesday, March 20.
at O'Clock, for the purpose Of form.
ing a. grand chapter.
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HOME sEwINC cLrR

Tho Ladies OF the G. a. r. Home
Sewing club win hold bazaar and
sale Of fancy goods at Veterans hail.
1861 Third ave-. Wednesday. March
20. A chicken dinner will be served
al noon and whist viii be played from
until $50 y. m. Good prizes. The
proceeds will be given TO the Old
Ladies' home. Public invited.
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CLARA BARTON TENT 40. /

Following the regular business
meeting OF March %, Clara Barton
Tent. No. 1. Daughters of Veterans,
viii serve an oyster supper. and in
the evening will hold an old fash
toned dance in Veterans hall, armory.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Mrs Merrill Frederick sproue win entertain
tables At her home Tuesday afternoon April
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AUXILIARY ST. LUKEs
HOSPITAL

The Woman's Auxiliary 10 the
ST. Luke's hospital win give a bene-
fit bridge party, Wednesday. April
4. at the home Of Mrs. c. p.
Bryant, 1907 2ist ave. N, at ? .. m.
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COUNCIL or pRE.scHooL
CIRCLES
Council Of Preschool circles will
meet In school board room, Central
building. Wednesday. March 2S, at
1870 ,. m. Reports from Pre- School
circles. Mrs. Allan Eshelby. speaker.
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Dinner VII Honor Eastern Visitors

Honoflng MF and Mrs HarIy Lohdon % ChcaEo Tho hou
Mr. AID Mrs Claude NJ Secley Col Mrs Alexander W.
entertain with dinner OF twelve their residence N
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Entertain for House Guests

Ans o. J. David entertaining with informal luncheon
followed by bridge her home Wednesday afternoon
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Wedding PARTY VA Be Entertained

Miss Harriet TaNer tancc, McCord d
terrain the members OF bridal party
club Tuesday eyening April
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ARK SOCIAL CLUB
Ark Social club. o. Z. s.. VIII meet
In Ark temple. 1916 Rainier ave.
"Wednesday. March 3s. at p. m All
E4stern stars invited.
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Mra. Philip q Klnzer and son.
Richard. ryturnyd last week from a
seven weeks tup TO California Mrs
j A. Nattinscr mother Of Mrs.
klnzcr. who accompanied her
South. remained in Los Angeles
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Rainier Club to Giue Dinner

The Rainier
April honor Of the officers OF the
Bremefion an ade
The affair viii
In celebration OF tho commissioning the T.. s. $ Seattle
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MIscoNsIN GoT.DENRon

CLUB
The Wisconsin Goldenrod club
viii meet with Mrs. Alex J. Camp
hell. 40 Federal ave. Wednesday.
March IS. Box lunch at 1890 p. m.
Mrs. Peter MorTey. Mrs. Alex Lester
and Mrs. Harvey Allen. assisting
hostcsses. All former Wisconsin
ladies welcome.
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Dinner wa Welcome Mrs. BurloeU

In welcome 20 Mrs William T. nurwcu who has returned
California where she the
Built entertaining dinner this their
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Dinner at College Club for Nh. Yost

The Alumni OF the University Michigan
the College Thursday evening.
H. director OF athletics
AR and AIRS Yos win Seattle
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Mr and Mrs Ross Downs spent
The week rud with Mr and Mra
Richard Floyd Frost At Cold Bar,
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LUMBER TRUST
NOW CHARGED
Western Pine Firms Accused
in Government Suit

ST PAUL. MINI. May IA 81.
gantie combination ot lumber com.
panles 10 eliminate competition was
charged hy the government here to-
day.
hy direction Of Attorney General
naughyfty, a suit IN equity was flied
Ia United States district court asking
an Injunction against the Western
Pine Manufacturers association and
othrEs not now affiliated.
II charges nearly SO corporations
and 50 individuals with a ''comhina-
ton and conspiracy IN restraint Of
Interstate trade and commerce 10
lumber The sui, Is aimed 10 onjoin
the association from continuing 40
alleged illagal practices
The petition names lumber manu-
fscturers' sales companies and indi
Niduals Ia Montana. Idaho. oregon,
Delaware. Iowa, Washington. West
Virginia. Utah. Maine and Kansas
The Anaconda Copper company Of
Montana IA also named as a defend
ant
The defendant manufacturers and
tho individual defcndantn the petit.
ton states. have contracted, COM
bined and conrplrcd with each othcy
20 eliminate all competition between
the members OF the defendant asso-
citation in manufacturing lumber In
the states OF oregon. Washington
Idaho and Montana. in transporting
Il thercfrom and selling Il in this
course Of interstate trade and COM
merec In other states Of the United
States Ia violation OF the Sherman
antitrust act"
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SATURDAY Is
EXCHANGE DAY

saturday has been designated as
Exchange day" By the seattle
CHAMBER Of Commerce. the idea be-
lus that residents 20 10 the city
automobile camp that time and OK.
change plants ''for n smile"
Mai Jesse Jackson. superintrnd.
,nt q parks Is preparing the
ground and gardeners VIII be ready
10 plant all the seedS bulbs and
plants that are brought to tho
park.
The Seattle Dahlia society, Glad.
hlus Gryo. Loyal order % Moose.
Girl Reserve. Columbia City Lake
wood. AK. Sunset HILL Seattle Civic
improvement cub. University Com.
merrsal, GreenlAke Commercial and
many other clubs viii be represented
with = flower bed
The Automobile club Oh Washing.
ton vii b. best and Mrs. Douglas
shelcr and MS. r NJ. Dyer viii
serre tea and cake TO the flower
donors. Miss May Phillips Win ar
range musical program
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JUDGES WILL
PICK PRIZES

al members or the executive com.
mlttee Of Cleanup and nress.up
week were 10 meet az tho Nor,hold
inn AZ noon Tuesday 70 drtermlne
a hitting prize for tho Boy Scouts
and Campfire Girls. who have done
noble work In beautify nK the city
since the drive began. Aptii Is.
The work Of Tho oampa.Eners mar
rows down 70 districts TUESDAY and
the competition {, keen. according
70 members og the committee. The
city ls divided into 81 districts and
the leaders Of each arc doing ilJslr
best 20 win tho silver cup offered
as a trophy 10 the elsanes, district
In tho city.
Mrs. George Guy. Aadrrw Nc.
Quaker and Maj, Jesse a. Jackson.
district Judges. will meet Tuesday
20 determine the manner In which
the cup viii b. presented.