The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1914, Page 2

arene emanate TH) STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1914, WILL A MAN KISS AND NOT TELL? NO, SAYS MAN-WOMAN Cora Anderson Says He Likes to Carry His Feminine Scalps in Full View; She Discusses Wage Problem UNION MADE x DOUGLAS i 3 4: 1 ; 4 2 i sot murder, at least the di-!— =| ther © are thousands of young wom-| when looking fore ;GROWTH N#CHSSARY TO y H Hy (Editor's Note.—Herewith ie the vorée court en who are Hving in a state of semt-| phon pr old a oP ABLE THEM TO STAND rit vial ed é Nic a: second chapter of the confessions of ; Jetarvation, and they are alwaya| Ware to an o g VERVOUS RAL ip PH ( | ‘| Cora Anderson, the Milwaukee wom A man can do everything surrounded by the MOST TERRI It is only a matter of AL TEMPTATIONS OF INDI j | Nn who posed for 13 years asaman but steal and still hold the | BLE TEMPTATION | wonder to me that 680 TRIAL LIFE Or then will we 4 Before she was discovered. During | regnect of his fellows. A wom Oh, I know that some many girls keep clean and |‘ ‘ et iia that time two women posed as her cast Pagel nan “ ; , f jo on ie aa ) , , ¢ wives, and nobody was the wiser. an Cas teal—yes, even her of our greatest reformers decent through it a,! , ‘ } Editor.) sister's reputation, but if the insist that a girl’s virtue | Women like to be comfortable, it] qu 434 scarlet letter is not blazoned! is not affected by under- thot happy Some people tn reading these arti. ] | By Cora Anderson on her breast she, too, passes nourishment, disease and | Can you who are both comfort.) cle may think | am very bitter 43 Mtather beautiful bubble | society these well housed, well | "eat out for comfort (TOUR the | conditions that have grown up in ; which was me as' Dow their hearts fed, well dressed people | this man-made world. You cannot ace Soon as I was ! hecy were put in a dirty, ugly I, caegg po y uid ne - Peay i‘ blame any one who makes anything : shat A é t eart an | mum law io o ate, bt ye lor making it to suit the maker i ; man to anot vas ut r e earth and room, if their clothes did |not all that ts necessary to protect | Power is always ruthless {aa World-worn idea that Ait fullne thereof as for re Plah ya them from the [a woman and keep her f Hy r her Up to date, notwithstanding all 75 Yi I > A| themselves alone | cold, if their stomachs | Mé&hest office -motherhooe jour “reforms,” our “votes for wom Dee iLL. LIE LIK: 1 | GIRLS MUST BE PROTECTED | on," our “women in the industrial 4 TLEMEN”—that he will And a real man will protect were never filled, would [eno EMPLOYMENT UNTIL PR AE fone i Abe yea ; , EMPL 4,” our “growing class of women 's kiss and NOT tell 4 woman from every man but not even the staunchest [riHny HAVE ATTAINED THE| with’ big brains and great heart I wish I could make every himself; but every woman lose _some of her self. | PHYSIC DAL AND MENTAL jit 1 still a man-made world— wade del in the world understand should under { that this | by men for men HAT EVERY MAN means that « is always Some men are “nice” In one way TELLS. He is so proud « me ONE MAN ABOL lto their wives, their sisters and ] “EL He n oe ‘ 7 their mothers, and these women are Be himseli FROM WHOM SHE MUST] respected, cared for and made hap. . ig A man alway the PROTECT HERSELF | py. i favors a woman 1im) Women don’t tell the things GREE FY. Mi N WE Others are “nice” In another way i 1 c does his scaly a rit ven to each to the girl who, accepting them, like an In “ge loes h aly t im Seo eng Sree 10. : goes down to sorrow—to death. . ~ —at his belt tha may sec.| other, but every young woma: i Sn te aa don wantinn ob 7 And he the differ-| who is brought in contact with be & man—free to live life as a man | rice Gan q fence between a man and a/many men through the pro- in @ man-made world? ! y ns business .o! Do you blame me for hating to woman A MAN WILL ns, art, iness.or even} (Ti Fa ra a woman's clothes elong? TELL ON HIMSELF, BUT I ety knows that I speak the NOT ON HIS FRIEND. A Satisfaction By Nixola | Greeley-Smith /r)6WOMAN WILL KEEP HER man ts not so much | | (Written for The Star.) WN SECRET, BUT WILL: '9 28™ 4 eiges-4 be A letter from a mother Seattle asks me a startiing question : “TVS >R iDi* . eS Se ae “Does motherhood pay?’ She writes her difficulties in finding a home F 5 R eRIEND «GIVI TER —- FRIEND | gertit bot aoe Seca of be Wear One eo ) AWA\ She has been told by landlords that children are E So you see, in either case, ¥! . t 4 ; not wanted. f re t ¢ and the custodian of her own sow | T am sure other mothers have had similar dis or it inggoedl 2 P h But until that time you can expect | heartening experiences, and, perhaps, in the bitter of Our e me it, as society forgives @ that the statutes of the woma |ness of their hearts, have cried out, “Does mother man for being found out, but) be all wrong. The well-cared-for| a@ woman never woman is a parasite, and the wom an who must work is a slave. _T have known many mar-|"","'Git, oR WOMAN. NEEDS Tied men who gx for what) MORE MONEY TO LIVE DECENT they call a “good time,” and) LY THAN A MAN Often [I have heard them refer! Her board, as a rule, costs more; | fo this EVEN IN THI - it PRESENCE OF THEIR ted WIVES, and the poor women oD. ) accepted the ult as a mat fer of course—but if the Wives of these men had told @ Similar story it would mean, hood pay?” | To this I can answer only that nothing else tn life pays #o much; that tf motherhood is not its ow: reward, then all other experiences of life—love, fan success—must leave us bankrupt 80 MUCH LOVED AS A MOTHER, NO Moreover, the mother of sys a Very spectal immortality which no being may attain | A man believes that he lives again in }is chil dren. But his earthly immortality, like the immortal | ity of his soul, can never be anything else but a mat | ter of faith A mother KNOWS. = Hhe child is here—part o be convinced. We show all colors and styles. A selection of stripes and checks to see our extra heavy Blue Serge. We carry line of Union Made Clothing, Shoes, Hats and sid Be Page oe Special —tnperted Panama Hats at $5 Lose Them Fine assortment of this season’s newest styles in Folks rarely look t y : A mother KNOWS, The child is hers—part o ie wih tees hed vee oy Straw and Felt Hats. A fine line at $2.00. erself—as her hands or her eyes or her hair, Shi mounted. If they did, tower peo ————_—_—=_—_—_——- Westerman & Schermer |the ages! SHE 18 ETERNAL AS NOTHING ELSE ” on account of loose CAN BE, Beauty dies. Fame withers. Money, aft- wornout settings. ‘saws is ls . | THE HONEYMOON (~— mah, Sy ep hment of mothers’ pe We Do All Sorte of 2 Big Union Stores ‘A ROMANCE OF an‘'s hat when I was told by the lly the world will see the stat winent of all m Jewelry Repairl UNDERWORLD.” EXPRESS I& voit h eget Store No, 1—220-222 First Av. S. er a few generation stributed. 1 dress in woman's ‘ ar : . see Apueearec ‘ , * are the great standing army of peace, and surely it is bet: ne features of our fast sven te Seattle : WITH AL JOLSON Store No. 2103-105-107 First Av. S. * cost MUCH more. 4 a good {ilustration of Ba 1 was led to buy a At top, Cora Anderson. Next be- low, Dorothy Klenowski, whom OORE Wt. Teter G1) “he” married. At bottom, Marie © Gente White, the magazine writer, who orang Maly tonen ie paced 69 “yi” wwe wey yeere © mothers That they ays in which m will have to ma »d does not pa ay if they want le de ra by many he we ANY OF repair service tp t ail a dest black ter worth © for a nation to maintain the soldiers of life than to * o te to |. The hat, a very modest biack One, | waste its substance on ron the soldiers of war Mights, 800 to G8; Mat, Sat.. 380 to $1.40) med with jet, cost 06, and it) 2 ee can only be worn for about six|j TWICE DAILY, Commencing Mon-| months, and then I'll probably have METROPOLITAN zi + day Matinee, May 18 to hand out another five for some [| rnree Pete Daily, at 2:20, skunk skins left on a radiator drove ONE LITTLE SKUNK Wahl and a waiting throng from the Boye’, Girt’ and Children’s ets Vividly | thing new. | Pietore Art builati TR sigce | Tike" derby 4 wae wearing when || ™ Trtumngh Of edoving Pictore HATS ROUTS BIG CROWD) laine bs 1 police were told | was a woman Longteliow's Immportal Poem KAVANAGH'S | In France, farmers “are expert. our ont me $3, and | had worn It twe Dramatised Firet and t EVANS CITY Pa, May 15.—Post- | menting with a prolific potato from based on, Ratings ot the ts | PANAMA CANAL | | years. } Price, + Se tat aaster Wahl thinks pelts should be| Uruguay, which perpetuates itself — ‘Me and 200. 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