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Evening star., 1927-04-11
FAMED WOLF Is DEAD;
HUNTERS WITS WINNER
Animal Destroyed $4,000 Worth
of Live Stock Recently-Avoid-
ed Poison Bait Works.
Rr "a Assoclated Pcs.

BY the Associated Press.
BILLINGS, Mont, April 11.-Old
Snow Slide, responsible during the
mast 10 years for the killing OF live
stock valued at approximately $4,000,
has after eight months Of strategy
fallen victim to a skilled hunter. Bar
ney Brannin, Government employe,
captured the farmer menace.
The wolf's death came as result
Of poison bait-a trap which ne nad
avoided for years.
Although he used three different
horses in seeking TO capture Old
Snow Slide, the wolf car1e TO recog-
nixe the scent Of their tracks as well
as those of Brannin. In order to out
wit the animal, Brannin resorted to
the plan of leaving his horse on the
Travelled highway and then made a
covering of sheepskin which he placed
over his shoes before leaving the trail
TO go out and prepare his bait.
Evening star., 1927-04-11

( (Copyright 1879
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
$500 ROBoTNfKOv
UZ PRAGUE U FORDA

Ze vyroba novych Ford auto.
mobilov je Nv plnom pride, do
kazuje oznamenie Fordovo, kto-
rom hovori, ze zamestnava uz
62,800 robotnfkov. V poslednych
desat' dhoch pribral 1000 novych
robotnikov. Vyroba Fordiek te-
raz je po 1000 denne, ale daktore
eiastky pre- ne este sn ME hotove
preto dosavad nevysly ma trh.
Ale to sa stane prvej polovici
oktobra. Ford udal, ze behOm par
tyzdnov po vyjdeni prvei Ford
ky bude snad' muset vlrobu IVY
Sit ma 5000 alebo 5000 denne.
Ocakava, ze v prvych mesiacoch
preda aspon 100000 tychto no.
vych kar. Oil 'adom ceny udal, re
karu nerobia talk, ably pasovala k
Gene, co inym slovom znamena, re
to bude kara hodna Wac, nez "a
co bude predavana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
JAN FRANKO v RUzOVYCH
PUTACH.

Ctena redakcia! Chcem v paru
riadkach opisat' to nenazdane po.
hostenie, ktoreho som boil S mo-
jou manzelkou 1eastny. Bolo to
pre- nina prekvapenie, lebo som
myslel, re ten MOI priatel', Jan
Frankie, zostane starym MAIDEN
com. Ale no to zaiste zunovalo a
rozhodnul sa vstnpit' medzi mas
zenacov. Dna 81. septembra pri.
sahal vernost' >sleGne Katarine
Fabian. z tel prilezitosti bolo po.
hostenie pre- priatel'ov .mladoman.
zelov dome rodicov p. Franka,
kde SINE sa krasne po slovensky
zabavali. A ako by al ME, we'd
stoly boly bohato prikryte chut.
nymi jedlami a tetke prohibicii
SINE dvere otvorili. Hosti bolo
mnoho, len ich prosim, ably mi od-
pustili, re ich mena neudavam, le
bo chcem usporit' miestom v no
vinach. Touto cestou d 'akujem ST.
decne p. Janovi Frankie jeho 70
dicom "a pohostenie a prajem mls
dym, ably laske a svornosti pre-
zili vsetky ich dni zivota a - dt
roka proroka J
EMily priatel'u Jano Uz 81 roz
hlaseny po svete, re 81 svoj sta,
zamenil, s Katarinou Fabian Sc
ozenil. Ked' sa tax cd Boha stalo
uzivajte vzdycky blaho, stavr
manzelskeho raja, jak prlroda ca
su maja. Mech sn vase kroky st "a
Stne, ma vasej putt pozemskej, jail
ste sebe prisahali, ked' ste pri oil
tari stall! ia mojej malickosti
vas priatel' az od kosti, tebe a
jej blahozelam, ked' yam blaho
prianie posielam.
J. Tilka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
OZNAMENIE DO LANSING.
VILE.

Slovensky Politicky a vzdela-
vaj1ci Klub ma Lansingville bude
odbyvat' svoju riadnu sch6dzu ma
bud1cu nedel'u, 2. oktobra vecer
o 1870 hod. preto vyzyvam vse-
tkych elenov klubu, al tych, kto-
ri by sa chceli stat cIenmi, ably
sa ma t1to sch6dzu dostavili V
najvacsom pocte, lebo pridu ku
nam recnici a kandidati ma rome
drady. Najzaujimavejsia bude rec
skolskeho dozorcu, ktory pride k
nam ma ziadost' klubu, ktory po.
zaduje zimnsnn vecern1 skolu. On
nam o vsetkom porozprava, ako
name tym d 'alej pokracovat'. ;.
Zprvu nam 81 'nbili, re ked' mas
bude dost' do triedy, re nam da.
jn ncitel'a, ale re budeme muset
prist' az do South High skoly, co
je pre- mas prid 'aleko sa vlaGit
Preto SINE udreli ma strunu o
kratky cas- po tomto prislo vset-
ko do poriadku skolu nam daj1
pod nosom, to jest nasu krasnu
Adam skolu. TAX prosim, prid tie
v najvaesom pocte, aby sa nasa
Sokolovna pod nami prehynala v
nedel'u veGer. IL
A este chcem tn dat vystrahu
daktorym nedbanlivym obyvate-
Pom v tom distrikte, kde novy
poStar chodi, ably 81 kazdy pripra.
vii ma predok svojho domu posto.
VII baksu a tiez ably svoje adresy
riadne popremienali, lebo jestli to
neucia, tax potion mech nebanujd,
ked nam poStara vezm1 nazad
t'azka praca klubu "a tri roxy
pojde dolu vodou.
S nctou
.,. JoZ R., zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
20 SCH0DZE YOUNGEST. SLOW,
e., POLITICKEHO KLUBU.

Youngstownsky .Slovensky Po-
liticky Klub NAL svoju schodzu
dina 25. septembra V skole Sv.
Cyrilla a Methoda, ma ktorej boil
hodny poeet obcanov prftomny.
Predseda Jozef Yavorsky zahajil
schodzu primeranou recou a W.
zyal zapisnika, ably preeftal zapis-
nicu minulej schodze. Ia bola
prijata. Potom predseda vyzval
vybor, ably podal zpravu ohl'a
dom zreorganizovania tohto tklu-
bu. Vybor vo svojej zprave odpo.
rlcal, ably kazdy Slovak, ktory
chce byt' ldom Youngst. Slov. Po-
litickeho Klubu, zaplatil soc vstup
neho kazdy mesiac po 25c do
klubovej pokladnice, coho do
stane $3.50 podpory v chorobe ma
tyzden, t. j. $1,000 ma mesiac, a
ked' by ia choroba trvala mad "a
lei, tax je id opravneny ma pod
poru "a 13 tyzdnov. Ked I'D 20.
mre, tax kazdy I'D klubu zaplati
$1OO ma zomreleho ida, takze kol'
ko bude mat klub ddov, tol'ko
dolarov dostane manzelka alebo
dedicia zomreleho. Tato zprava
bola jednohlasne prijata a mnohi
obcania sa dali hned ma sch0dzi
"a ndov zapisat'.
TAX vidfte bratia obGania ma
jnznej j severnej strane mesta, te-
raz mate dobr1 pricinu stat sa L.
dami klubu. Predtym platilo sa
$1.OO rocne q mnohi neboli spo-
kojni, ze preco budd platit', ked
"a to mic nedostan1. Teraz ddovia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
PAM DzADzAvsEA zonlREf.A

Alzbeta Dzadzavska, manzelka
Juraja Dzadzavskeho &. 81 Ma
olson Ave, Campbell, zomrela 70
stvrtok minuleho tyzdha po dlh-
Sci chorobe vo vekn Al rokov.
Neboha prisla do Ameriky pred
20 rokmi do Youngstown pred
16 rokmi. Bola 1dkyfiou {. 344
1KSZJ., rlzencoveho spolku O.
sadly Sv. Jana Krst. Oplakava ju
manzel troje dietok. Pohrab bol
v sobotu chramu Sv. jana Krst
Pochovana bola ma osadnom elm
torine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
BOCIAN u JURAJOV.

Do domacnosti p. Pavla Juraja
jeho manzelky -AEbety zavd-
tai uz po desiaty raz ten dlhono-
ny vtak a nahal i'm pekne maliGke
dievcatko, ktore 18. sept. pokrsti-
Ii ma memo Dorota. Toto bude ak
iste dobre znamenia vysteboce
este dvoje, aby ich bolo rovnych
IL. Krstiny boly len take suche,
lebo al kmotor jeho je suchy a
kmotricka napila sa toho sladke.
ho papu, Cd ktoreho clovek rozum
neztrati. Krstnymi rodicmi boil:
FIR. Hudik S manHelkou. Prajem
malickemu zdravia rodicom, a.
by sa dozili radosti, ked' .vype-
stujii nej dobr1 Slovenku.
Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
RODItoM DETf SO Skull IA.
VYM OtAMI.
O6i mozu byt' narovnane bez ope
racie a bez boil 'asti.

Do Youngstown casu ma cas-
prichodi chyrny ocny Specialist
clevelandsky, DIR. f. w. Mitchell,
graduant Chicago College of Me.
dical Surgery a instructor otne.
no liecenia najvacsej nemocnici
" Amerike, Cook County Hospi-
tai v Chicagu. Tento lekar je pra-
wynn pozehnanim pre- l'udi diet.
ky so Skull 'avymi (fl 'ochavymi, ma
krfz hl'adiacimi) ocami. On sa
tym zabyva uz a rokov svoje
vedomosti nadobudol hlavne vo
Viedni, Parizi a Londyne. Dosial
vylie6il vyse tisic skull 'avych deti
V Clevelande a mnozstvo po inycl
mestach Ameriky, zahrnuj1c
Youngstown.
Metoda liecenia Skull 'avych o6
DIR. Mitchella je 1plne bezbol asst
ma bezpecna, lebo nereze, neza
silva a vyliecenie je trvale. Mnoh
po napravenl nepotrebujn viac 0
kuliarov.
Kazdy rodiG vie, ako. skull 'avt
dietky trpia. V skole s1 vystaven,
posmechu deti ked' dorastd, ka
zdy ma mich pozera. Preto sa sku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
MLADH sLovAK
POSTRIEL'ANY SMRTEL NE

V Detroit, Mich. ma okoli "a
cas- prevadzal smele zbojstva je-
den 19-rocny mladik. Zastayoval
ma uliciach cestach automobile,
cestovatel 'ov oraboyal potion
printtil odviezt no ma mipsto, a "a
leko Cd policajnych vrchnosti. A.
lie krtah chodl do toho casu, 20
vodu, kym sa nerozbije, tax al
mlady bandit dostal sa do siete.
Ked' chcel ujst', jeden policajt
strelil "a MIN a ranil no smrtel ne.
V nemocnici nechcel udat' svoie
memo, ale prisla jeho matka Sc.
stra j mladsl brat Akronu po-
znali nom svojho syna a brata.
Je to 19-rocny Jozef Sopko, ktory
od mladeho chlapectva Dol prec 2
domu. Casom priSiel navstivit
matkn, ktorej povedal, re pracu.
je automobilovej tovarni v Det
roit. Ked no matka ma posteli v
nemocnici poznala, upadla do beg
vedomia ztratila rec. Lekari V
nemocnici udali, ze mlady Sopkc
ZOmre.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30

l'avi l'udia ut 'ahnj1 Cd verejno.
sti tratia chut' k zivotu po-
kroku. Nemajn ziadnej ambicie.
Ktori rodicia majn skul'ave die
ia chou vykonat' ysetko "a je.
ho zdar v zivote, ma co je diet g
.opravnen6, Il 81 povsimnn tohto
elanoeku zajdu k DIR. O. R. Lo.
well, 203 Federal Bldg, g. floor
ma rohu Phelps a Federal ulic, y
ktoreho optickej kancelarii dr.
Mitchell prevadza napravanie 0
|cf. DIR. Lowell yam poyie, kedy
mate prdst'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
ARESTOVAL MANzELOV.
oDsGDENY MA $3,67s

Policajny serzant Frank L. Rol-
fe Clevelandu, ked' bude druhy
raz arestovat' pariky pre- bozka.
vanie sa vo verejnosti, napred sa
spyta, 81 s1 manzelia alebo milen-
ci, lebo nedavne arestovanie JOS.
Macka jeho zeny sa mu vel mi
nevyplatilo. Mack totiz, ked' so
zenou prespal v mestskom vaze
nj, zaloval Rolfeho $4,000 ma
brady porota mu prishdila s.
CTS. Rolfe tvrdi, ze penazf nema
a vyhovaral sa, ze Macka aresto-
val preto, lebo So automobile
SO zenou nielen bozkaval, ale ro-
bill pri tom al kirk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
vYZvANIE.

Nasledujnci 1dovia {. 3O9. |. X
S. j. ma Steelton mech sa hlasia
ma nizeudann adresn, alebo mech
sa dostavia ma naSu riadnu scho.
dzu, ktora bude ma budtlcu nede-
l'u, 2. oktobra--Andrej V. Miller
Michal Balas Jan Hlafcak. Len
tych davam do vyzvania, ktorych
adresy nemam, ostatnych som w
zval pisomne.
j. Maskulka, net,
1922 Manhattan Ave
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
PIKNIK CIR. KAT. CERKVI.

CIR. katolfcka cerkov Sv. Mi
chaila v Campbell spolo6ne so So
kolmi Sobranija {. sc. usporiada
vel'ky piknik tejto nedeli, 2. okt.
ma PetrovEovej farme, Robinson
Road, ma ktory povolava cele slo.
venske obecenstvo Campbell a
okolia. Dobra hudba a zabava "a.
rucena. ~ q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
Spolkove zpravy
sCHoDzA ZEN. POLIT. KLURU
v CAMPBELL.

Slovensky zensky Politicky
Klub Campbell bude mat scho-
dzu nedel'u, 2. oktobra vecer o
pol s. hodme, pod kostolom ma
Reed Ave. Kazda 1dkyna, ktora
dlhuje, mech 81 pride dlh vyplatit ;,
mac bude vytvorena.
Maria Jakubek, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30
nebudd nadarmo platit', ale pre-

Tiez oznamujem tym. bratom,
ktori majd prve obeianske papie.
re a chc1 dostat' druhe, mech pri.
du ma buddlcu sch6dzu dna 8. ok
tobra do skoly Sv. Cyrilla a Me.
thoda 7:3O veGer. Ked' sa ta.
kych bratov Wac prihlasi, zvoli sa
vybor, ktory vas pouei 0 zako.
noch Spoj. Statov, takze potom
l'ahko dostanete ob6anstvo. Po
vsimnite s itychto riadkov, bratis
Slovaci stante sa clenmi Young
Slov. Politickeho Klubu.
Andrej Tarapcak, zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-30

Jednodu duchoat . M
yota, reei q nAvykov dod6va sl
-narodu, rozkoS zivota, ozdobnOs
reel a prehnanost zvykoy vedi0
k slabosti a zahube. ( Ruskin.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-03-24

the position of women in the country"
Once the suffrage amendment got to the vote of
the people it won by quite a handsome majority,
but Mrs. Fassett believes that many still do
not fully appreciate it,
"In my work in parliamentary law, have women
make fiveminute speeches subjects. 1t is
prising the number of women who will talk against
women in public life. They get up and state that
women not the equal of men. Can you believe
it? This is due, believe to the fact that men still
disapprove of their wives and daughters and sisters
going into public life. This attitude holds women
back.
"a woman will say, Let's go to this or that politi-
cal meeting tonight.
THE husband will say Oh you don't want to go
to political meeting. What do you want to
there for? And with just a shade of discourage
ment the women will compromise by going to
show instead. No, do not rush to the
cause"
Mrs. Fassett was of the first in Spo-
kane to work for the establishment of Juvenile
court, and the installation of matrons to care for
women prisoners.
"Why, | remember when children hailed
into court with all the riff-ran that comes before
judges. No attention paid to what they
heard. In police court they took their turn
often sitting through the most disgusting trials
ahead of them. We secured matrons to look after
women in the jails and succeeded in having all
women prisoners removed from the country to
the city jail"
Mrs. Fassett is of the most active workers
for the establishment of city park, work that
is just being urged by A. l.. White. Twenty
years ago she took the measure before the
old city council and again nine years ago brought
il before the city commissioners. Spokane, she
believes has one of the most wonderful settings
for city park in the United States and has sadly
neglected it, all these years.
As chairman of the findings committee of the
Woman's Club Mrs Fassett has bent her efforts
the last few years toward the building of a modern
downtown clubhouse for women She believes that
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-03-24

for the winters frost to act upon it, Frost is
wonderful agent in the mellowing of the soil and
in the killing of insects
The fall has passed, will have to prepare
the ground in the spring. Attack the job with
determination to have the best results that your
opportunities will afford and make your lawn the
envy of the neighborhood. Many lawns are made
the south side The material used for the
"fill' is generally rock, and excavated earth from
the basement. Too often this inert hard soil, which
has been brought under cultivation land
which in the ordinary course of events would take
several years of close cultivation before 1t could
be considered a good soiD is simply scattered
around, generally over good top soil and in after
years the owner is consumed with wonder to
why this or that particular spot in his garden is
unresponsive to cultivation. In eveng your
grounds never remove the top soil from the high
places and leave the subsoil on the top. Sub-soil
until exposed to the air for several years is sterile,
and would not even sprout COW peas. For good
lawn you need the richest soil that the district
will afford and that is in good tilth-just such
you want for your vegetable garden.
Making a Good SOIL
1t is impossible to get soil too good for making
good lawn. depth of one foot is absolutely neces-
sary but two feet is far better If the ground be
site may be put into perfect lawn condition by
deep digging without subsoiling. If the ground be
poor the first steps in making the lawn must con-
sist of a good application of commercial fertilizer.
On very light soils rotted manure should be ap-
piled and dug under because 1t adds humus, with
the result that it helps to retain moisture.
Too much cannot be said about this preliminary
preparation. Most lawn failures due to neglect
of this one fundamental thing. The very fact that
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-03-24
BY IAN c. MACDONALD

A lawn should be the most important feature of
every city and suburban garden. Where the space
is limited, little be done in the way of plant
ing and identifying the ground, but if there only
a few square feet of soft, velvety grass in front
of the residence the place looks so much more plea
SAINT and home-like.
This question is often asked by home owners:
How can patch up my old lawn" The best and
simplest way to patch old lawn is to make a
new one Nine times out of ten it will not pay
to patch, patch, and work indefinitely a badly
conditioned grass plot, simply because the neces-
sary soil conditions for the good lawn not there
If a good soil, lawn has become overrun with
weeds it be brought under control again, and
put into good condition, by scratching up the
face with rake after removing the weeds
cleaned grass seed that would be used for the max
ing of lawn AS rule however, it may be
taken for granted that lawn that really needs
renovating should be entirely remade. If the old
lawn gave out because the grasses could not find
any soil which to grow, do you think the
seed will do any better? Not bit of it, you may
add commercial fertilizers, you scatter bone
meal, you may dress 1t with airslaSed lime in the
fall, you may top dress it with farm manures,
but believe me- you have long fight ahead II
takes a great deal more than dressings of
fertilizer to again put the soil into good
dtion. The quick and sure method of doing this
is by the spade. 1t may mean the using up of a
great deal of muscular force, but in the long run
you will be the gamer. If it's in the fall top dress
the soil with rotted manure dig it over two spts
deep-a spit is the depth of the spade, and leave 1t
roughly heaped, without any smoothing whatever
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-03-24
The Lawn the Correct Home Setting, Needs
Care and Attention to Be Vevety Green

the lawn is the foundation of the perfect garden
is sufficient for insisting that II should be
made in the best way know. The lawn
than any other part of the garden, must from the
very nature of things be started properly, because
il is permanent crop, to speak.
The whole scheme in laying a perfect and per-
manent lawn is to make conditions inviting be-
low that the grass roots will go down deep, for
grass that roots only in the upper three four
inches of surface soil burns out in hot dry weather
and freezes and heaves out in winter weather
After preparing the ground in the described man.
ner, firm the soil with roller, then give il light
rakng before sowing the seed.
In Spokane and vicinity the seed may be
from the middle of March to the latter part of
June, of this will depend upon the
nothing is gained by sowing seed before the
ground is warm Remember it takes heat and mois-
ture to terminate seed.
The ideal lawn grass is one with a creeping, per-
manent stem, adapted to the greatest variety of
soils. Kentucky blue grass fulfs these require
ments, but it takes some time to grow good turf
from it, Whether a lawn should be seeded with
Kentucky blue grass alone, with one of the
numerous lawn mixtures, is a much discussed prob
lem. Our experience seedsmen is that by mixing
white Dutch clover, Red Top with Kentucky blue
grass gives mixture that is ideal for this locality.
Proof of this may be in some of the beautiful
lawns in Spokane. The clover terminates in few
days and protects and aids the blue grass and Red
Top to become established. II is especially neces-
sary when buying Kentucky blue grass to pay
offered. If you have to shade your price it is easy
to shade the quality. This is an accepted truth
which should be remembered by the purchaser,
II applies to grass seed mixtures with special force
Next week will tell you how to SOW, NOV, and
water the lawn.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-03-24

A luncheon March 3Oth in the gold room of the
Oasis will be presided over by Mrs. A. p. Fassett,
president of the Womans Democratic Club. 1t will
honor the retiring president, Mrs. Mary Welsh and
the officers of her regime. Presiding is unusual
for Mrs. Fassett for perhaps other of
Spokane has presided over many groups Mrs.
Fassett, who at various times has held the presi-
dency of the Womans Club the City Federation
of Womens Organizations, the Good Government
League, the Floral Association way back to her
first office president of the Spokane Woman's
Suffrage Association.
We smile in rather patronzing way, today at
the word, militant suffragette.-we who had
part in the struggle which ended with right to
vote-but sometime in the future our daughters
daughters will build monuments to honor the
women who were designated Mrs. Fassett and
the late Mrs. May Arkwright Hutton the
leaders in the suffrage work in Spokane. Mrs.
Hutton had come from Idaho where women had
suffrage She first president of the Spokane
Woman Suffrage Association and when she was
made state president Mrs Fassett succeeded her
president of the Spokane organization.
81 have heard women say that had strug-
gle in Washington to gain suffrage" Mrs. Fassett
said but beg to differ with them II was fought
through four sessions of the legislature before the
right granted to have the amendment placed
on the ballot that il could be submitted to the
vote of the people. The who for years
have been fighting for industrial home and
clinic know what disappointment has come with
the close of each session of the legisature-the
small group of suffrage workers began each session
hopefully and went down to defeat equally dscour-
aged. Four sessions of the Legislature passed be-
fore we could get it in plank in either Demo
cratic Republican platform Mrs. Arkwrght and
| marched in a circus parade carrying suffrage
banners each behind elephant. Mrs Hutton
staged a parade in which mother, the part
taken by Mrs. Mary Welsh, was chained in cage,
behind this cage were cages containing an Indian,
idiot and slave. each indicative of the
voters of the country and bringing home forceably