The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1909, Page 5

THE MISSES KANGLEY WON’T BE JAILED WHILE IN LONDON » two-thirds vote, and we are gol MISS GERTRUDE TELLS DIF FERENCE BETWEEN SUFFRA GETTES AND SUFFRAGISTS. i wu t " 1, | tha 1 only allow women tn your Hott BY BARNEY DODDS. ‘Oh, n (tilt aunty. Dida’e | Daintily swinging her ttle patent you know that Joe Schlumpf waa a shod “r while seat | wuffragint | Why, he ia one of our most loyal | axplat Nember | pporter the ¥ What, Joey, the Webstert | suffragist: movement Many Fal! to Feminine Charms whieh ahe, with hor two sisters, will " pedicen hcbeaaypirent thet yytseye Tepresont in London, The party lott | 9 CHith 8 ctpptng leans Gar the east this morning and lots of other prominent | Imbued with the popular Idea of while they do not pay dues] iis Tae Samapnnetman: as the activo women mombera do, | ¥ on the door, expect they help us every time they get « mon » hav a re han Why Mr, Schlumpf t sthed” female of un. | just lots and lots of telegrams to Oertain are, answer, with her hair Gheeapta while the bill was hetece! Still done up in kids, or else stream snd ‘ - } ; the senate, And have one order ing down ber back in a thin gray in Rainior Boach composed entirely curl of men sg Pairiy taken off hia feet by that may be tr id th “ream” that came tripping man, “but they are all| the stairs after the maid had 2 n, aren't th My “© Bounced his business, he stamme 4 . Out, “Are y-y-o-u th-the a-ana-rch bea, I never thoneet ot atet fat, beg pardon, the suffragiet that ¥ oght of tha is to attend the London congress of | h » th that movement” ange the “Why, ye amile), 1 you going, t one of thern. 2 be seated * nok like a sut ee | “You don't mean that you are go-| July, in De that you're trying ing to go ¢ nad create @ e gerne Lk Rcd Aisturban and ta arrested < nd. the convention BY A ‘bobby asked the an-| a nae BaRaea reportes Nothing But Womantiness Hore Buffragettos and Suffragist. | Seen va mad silence, the re- “Oh, dear me, no. Those are the! jthe whole family of Kangleys were SuGragetion. we are tho suffragiata Intorested in. the suffragiat move I knew that en Paper catied ment, and had been for three gener Bs suffrage but they are the ations hack Pven the 16-year-olf militant branch of the movement; Lawy i the president of the Juntor We are suffragists and represent the League ive clement I guess they didn't This much t« certain, tf all of the now the difference campaigners ike ‘the Kangley “We believe in jeatelating giris, a of you men wh may meet theeries through the different states them will have to t> with them, aN4 not forcing them upon the peo- | t ln H of your salf-reapect Ly i * an ~ —— continued, “that| MISS GERTRUDE KANGL tency te. vese | fa ‘we had a bill passed in th resent aaapvens aes of the ordinary vote leogtatature ne for a vote at the/ men are willing to grant ux the priv-|show an next data m to see tf the'ilege of voting. We bave to have dainty wo NOVELTIES IN SHOES. The shoe sto: os are showing a any colored SIMPLIFIED HAIRDRESSING FOR THE DAINTY MAIDEN :: shoes—grays ay Sreens and dark blues in un dtessed kid—sulteble for street wear, notwithstanding their soft Jovlors. In one store they are show ing @ handsome shoe in polished ther. It ls af oxblood, piped at | the tips and around the uppers with dark brown leather, Another noy elty is the oxblood shoe with black heels and black sole edges, black eyelets and biack lace BAKED CABBAGE. Boll a white cabbage 16 minutes, then drop it tn a bow! of cold water to blanch and chop fine. Add two well-beat- en cams and one-quarter cup of but ter cabbage. Turn into a bal | and add mitk enough to half fill the jdish. Cover with bread crumbs and bake, POPCORN 6WEETS. Boll two cups of sugar, one cup of molasses, one tablespoon of but- ter and two tablespoons of vinegar Gotil the mixture snaps when drop- | ped tn cold water, then take from the fire and add a teaspoon of soda. Stir briskly and pour over popcorn. Stir the corn thoroughiy GOOD POPOVERS. One cup flour, seven-cighths cup milk, one-fourth teaspoonful salt, {two exgs, one-half teaspoonful melt The hair is brought low over the) .4 putter ke cmeetir batter of re-| forehead and parted, and the masa risk. salt and flour, mixt fs at the back. But there is de-| and flour together first. Add an parture from the prescribed mode | po, feel herself compelled to accept f tm the waves and curls. | pas reversal all at once. Consequently,| Inthe first picture the effect ts Between the gorgeousness of the | accentuated by a dainty head cov. Marcel wave and the plain, artistic | ering; the second and fourth show nes of the Groek cotffure, she has | the use of the dainty band usually BY PRISCILLA PRIM. While Paris has decreed a ture to simple Greek lines in hair. dressing, the dainty maid does on vory light, and butter, Beat | chosen a middie course all her own, worn with the Greek style. The and the reswit is a variety of styles third shows the chignon, now a tending toward simplicity that most popular mode in Parts, In if possibile, like the This this the hair is parted and a wide braid of hair, coronet, is brought over It ends in two bunches of carts The fifth pleture ts simplicity it self and ts an ideal arrangement for} the busy business woman. j make the proverbial woman's last ‘word in the art The accompanying flustrations " show a variety of adaptations, in the majority of which is a sugges tion of the Greek They are es pecially becoming to young faces oe — = AsouT WOMEN TO REMOVE PENCIL | MARKS FROM PAINT We’ve Ever ee The New York legisiature has passed a bill establishing a farm for reformation of women A bill in the Wisconsin legisia ture is designed to force shoe man ufacturers to properly label wom strip . eresees 50c Sink Stop, 35¢ en's shoes as to the size Pure Rubber Sink Stop, with — For the first time, a woman jour nickel-plated ring center; Ralist, Mme. Plamonkova, has been makes a wash basin allowed sit in the press callery ot the sink Spe and report the proceedings of the etal Basia bandas 50¢ Garden Rake, 25. = The club women of Maryland Ane Riveted-Teoth oa A ie ncaa agers ap iy Rake; well braced and strong, Gemmly that by & decree of # judge with 4-foot handle & Woman does not own the clothes Sooclal, Bhues 25¢c on her back if her husband has hot fr er the be og iH aoe “ne them Me ilsaveth Garrett Anderson, | TO ae PEACHES || soc Quart Paint, 39¢ mayor of Aldeburgh, England e h vi new way to prepare Arcade” Pure Prepared Paint; peaches. Carefully wash te 40 counct ym to select from; made recent! a dinners and other guests. She was the on! and soak over night from pure lead and oll woman there he seeds from Jarge table ing r at any There are ten women among the one eupful to a pound of price Bpoctal 60 commissioners that the govern Cook them ether in| f} quart ment of Mexico has sent out f in whieh the peaches m the purpose of studying the best | wore soaked, adding sufficient sugar |f| $3.50 Steak Knives, 10¢ methods of education in the differ-|to sweeten and cooking the fruit} Each ent countries until tender |f| Sliver-Piated Steak Kntven A man hax been sentenced in| — ——— solid handle, scimitar blade ‘ mady for use. Kx Prague, Botiemia, to six months’ im rea sonment for harnessing his wife 1S fa e 0 Ht] la tra special, nd dog to his vegetable cart | | | Lectures Do you want to buy @ farm. Lots m on page 6. oe “ on E ri ape fr ea I ae ge Diath aR 16-inch Feather Duster; ae | dence North lst st., every , WANT--To buy a horse, Bee pga | Friday evening to the end of March and tail feathers; ideal for home use. ba einencrenniiaccnes le wacne, | Housecleaning Sale price WHEN PRINT BLURS Irritable temper and genera! dis comfort results. We positively cure this condition with our specially giastes, Schuchard Optical Hye Specialists, 1207 Second “The Newport | | CAFE & GRILL | FIRGT AND MAOIBGON, s AE I jtwo minutes to one medium-sized head of | ing diab | \try baking them on the bottom of | vents them ne BIGGEST SALE OF HOUSE- CLEANING MERCANDISE 65c Strip Sole Leather 39c Piece of Hemlock Tanned Leather, in large strip; will cut 6 soles; vo iis Special, 75c Feather Duster 49c THE | SOME DRESS ACCESSORIES. | Some of the new accessorion can easily be constructed by the « woman for herself. one-plece frock, belts are atti! much in evidence with the coat and skirt suit The net and simply blouse, trimmed with but tons, A new fancy ts to make @ not of buttons and a belt buckle altke the buttons mounted on wooden molds and the buckle on heavy buckrarr A frill of black ribbon velvet outlines them effectively They may be embroldéred in sow tache with a touch of gold, or be made of flowered alk Others are simply covered with silk, embrotd cred in French knots and with loope| and edging of cord. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WORRY ABOUT DRESS | defeating the proposal for | dress on Graduating Day, the 4 of the Broadway high school yesterday afteraoon voted that the girls should wear black slippers and that the boys should appear in black shoes. The socks were forgo Next was too fresh. They finally arrived| at the conclusion that black w the color befitting the day. The neat move made white gloves the article of apparel for the girls! | while the young men are prohibited from wearing any concealment for! thelr mitts. The accouchement of Queen Vic- torta Eugenia of Spain Is expected | in May Turn into mattered iron gem pang and bake | from 30 to 36 minutes In hot oven. Whea cool, drain weil | Small round fron gem pans are beat | for popovera BAKING COOKIES, Tho next time you make cookies, inverted dripping pans. This pre to remove from the tins. SWEET CORN BREAD. One and three-fourths cups flour, one fourth cup melted butter, baif cup two e@R®, One cup mtlk, four teaspoon-| three-fourths cup cornmeal, sugar, one teaspuonfal salt, tulsa baking powder. Process: Sift flour, cornmeal, salt | t and baking powder together. Add | sugar and melted butter, ~ milk and beat batter t Beat ¢ onme thick and light, toid care | fally into first mixture. Turn tnto well-buttered shallow pan, bake 20 STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1909. Denpite the blouse ts often of handsome wan the proposition to in| atitute white slippers for the giria,| but they thought that since the oc-| caston would be a solemn one white! Re $1 be Por this sale hissing | s " ‘es m burning on the! bottom, and they are much ocasier diately, by the U Oa mation given out at the | flee of the concern. including beds, dresser suites, were placed on this is an unusual and you will find in this sale Pieces #the following few items wa th = ue hh Wied wren Femular price sa.50 thahogany ohiffonter; tt bi top drawers four drawers, best French plate mirror 20 by Sop messes 1 by 36, regular oe epertally 7: ed —our Suburban Delivery serive is a great conven- (tence to those living far make regular systematic deliver- to nearly all points Greater Seattle—use it freely, it’s for you, PUT WIRELESS TIONS ALL ALONG ORIENTAL COAST os | chain of wireless telegraph sta- ne be ostablished on the coast of the Pacific ocean Tadivostok to Aden, Imme- ited Wireless T ‘cording to infor- ttle of- This move of company is made necessary b company, Minutes in a hot oven. Thi gom pans. Attempted ~ 39e Gold Dust, 17¢ 3-pound Gold Dust saver ing Sale price 35e “yet Mes 19¢ | Best quality Linen Floor Mop; 16-ineh size; will fit any mop stick Houseclean | ing Sale price 25¢ Scrub Brus , 15¢ High-Grade Fiber Serub Brush with solid back; very durable. Hou ing Sale price 50c House Broom, 35¢ | Our own brand A. Y. P. House | Broom, made of select whisk straw and will outlast six ordi has 4 package of Fairbank’) labor the modern Honneclean h nary brooms sowings. House 35c1 | cleaning Sale price contains 120 select wing 4Ic use of the number of it bas equipped and will equip with | wireless, With the Oriental lin working order, | wirelens experts that aerograme wii! | until lhe sent direct to the Par Ba the coast of the United States. Two representatives of the United mixture Add exg,|/may be baked tn hissing hot tron | eeeeeeeeee ee OAKLAND, uP | ment of the Insane ward of the Oak |land receiving hospital lay states that the place is always He sald the fact always overcrowded when the moon | }is full.” The Mterary nur meeting with a rec ferry and boats foot of Marion BASE BALL SEASON IS HERE acific boats, ations | it is beli wrn will leave in a few days) from New York for the Ortent. They jwill take with them portable sets | for demonstrating vo made a study languages and of the telegraph codes | used. eee They drtental purposes of the * * Succumb to Strain * NEW YORK, March 10. * Five teams succumbed to the # strain and retired from the six. # day international goanyou * please race yesterday, and at # 10 o'clock last night only 11 of #| the 37 teame that started Sun * day night remained in the con- * test. * * * * = * * * * * * * * * ** FULL MOON, FULL HOUSE. Cal, March 10.—Ry in a petition for the enlarge- Warden Im erowded when the moon {s full “My records substantiate] that the insane ward is mber of “Whime,” Broadway high achool magazine, which came out today, contains ery good efforts on the part eral of the students, and ts ord breaking sale. Luna Park Natatortum opens} Saturday, March 13, 7 car or Cars leave Interurban depot oe And if you want new Suits or Caps, Belts, Socks, Mitts, Gloves, Balls, Masks, Shoes, Soc Books or Bats come in and get ALL Hall, 1111 First av | Suit Cases Traveling Bags MERK TRUNK & BAG CO, 918 Firat Ave. solid mahogany furniture at prices usu- ally asked for oak, maple, birchwood— 263 pieces of fine mahogany furniture— , chiffoniers, underpriced, at less than half their regular price plendid opportunity to buy ly asked for furniture made of oak, le or birchwood many exclusis Picting the Georgian and the Empire period gingle piece of mahogany furniture is included in the bought recently by our buyer, also Colonial who just returned from the you an idea of the |} Purchases made now will be held for future delivery if s so Guized $39. 50, $20.50 regular price #91.50 mahogany Princess dresser raters and f ent beveled French mirror; wine of top measures 2) Téeular price is $4 ly “priced for this 1 apectally $26.18 od , Standard there is nothing fr @ unlform fair- FaHtNE BE adeo- i tine eonfl- Jence It begets, ARE FIGHTING FULTON} FOR JUDGESHIP. WASHINGTON, Mareh P.—Senator Bourne and Senator Chamberlain, of Oregon, called at | tea White House today, and it is} thought that the purpose of their vistt was to discuss with BRIDE DESERTED AFTER ONE WEEK . , March 10.—By U. P.—Mre, Michael Smith has made complaint to the police here ti after one week of wedded iife, she the ‘appointment to the re!is unable to find her husband and in Oregon. | $1,400, whic cently created judgeship Roth declined to divulj son for their visit, opposing former Senator Fulton, whose application for the place is causing consider able interest here. President Taft said that no ap- ed by | polntments would be hh reprerented her sav- *. The bride does not wish her hus- simply asking the police to bring him back to her. | She says she secreted the money in band punished, Now is the time to get big trees for Mit strangely disappeared announced | looked for it. from | of the appotatere will be sent bs Largest and most Buy @ Champion Gas Range and it & coal or wood range free. SEVENTY-YEAR-OLD OMAN BAKED IN OVEN My husband took me to the and shrubs on the ALBERT THANSEN, First and Cherry Greatest Suit Values of the Season years of age, jand I am comp e Oven treatments fas good now as I « |feel as though they | Loughney have thelr COATS, SKIRTS, of Second and small payment down. » clothes while MRS. CLARA PASSAGE, | Of 919 North § EASY PAYMENTS substantiate the above Wanted, Wanted,Wanted Total Cost yr 10c up Sunset Main Westherg & Childs 1312 Second Ave, COMPANY, K » 1000-10 American Hank Bul wits hw a arias