The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1916, Page 2

STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 2, Yot6. PAGE 2. ‘ENCOURAGED BY ACTRESS WILL PLAY [CYNTHIA GREY AT 7 TRSTATEMENT | FRYE MEETING STILL 3° Tonight and Wednesday Declaration of Progressive Largest Credit Apparel Institution in the United States We Pay You 5 Per Hears Eastern Suffragists Pic ew | Chief Read With Cheers ture Plight of Voteless | Interest by Eastern Envoys Women. | pe WHAT WILL DEMS DO? 250 SIT AT BREAKFAST Purchases | Col. Roosevelt's recent statement to a delegation of New York mem bers of the Congressional unton, de claring for national woman suffrage. was read with cheers by the East ern envoys who are now tourtr By Cynthia Grey Pd any of you “mere men” hap pen to drop in at the Hotel Frye Monday at noon? Ad you see women pouring into thru the 12 suffrage states to ask| | Rha: cba nd pa tes apd, In voting women to help secure the} [the corridors and par passage of the Susan B. Anthony | ter, did you look into the dining federal suffrage amendment thru room, only to see seated at every congress in (he present seaston. table a woman? Miss Lucy Burna, national vice No, the wpring fever did not make chairman of the Congressional you delirious—{t all actually hap junion, and commandertu-chiet of pened You ean blame the Women’s Civic club, which pfanned the affair in! honor of Miss Ann Constable and Mins Edith Goode, members of the national suffrage envoys About 250 prominent Seattle women enjoyed a dainty breakfast as its guests Mrs, Paul Winnaman, vice prest dent, | One of the four greatest pictures that up and mate 0 eutand-dred spasch has ever been shown in Seattle—a 6- the women present. reel super-story of India. the “Suffrage Special,” tn comment ing on this statement today, sald | “We are glad to hear of Col | Roosevelt's hearty endorsement of |Susan PB. Anthony's amendment jwhich all suffragists thruout the | Untted States have supported since [2878. “This announcement from one of the leading candidates for the prest. | }dency makes us confident that the democratic party will put the suf.| {frage amendment thru congress be | fore this session ends. YOUR CREDIT Our “EASTERN” Buyer | Purchased arts of the women present She came all the way from York to appeal to the free women of the Wort to aid their sisters in |the Fast, who, tho born of Amert-| “President Wilson has already promised a delegation of women voters that he would consider their request to him to give the federal | suffrage amendment the endorse jean parents, on American soll, are 3 di . N ] S 2 ment of his party, und to confer | not citizens | 00 I adies with the democratic leaders on the She reminded us how our forefa-| Have you i ove ty uits question [thers extablished a government of seen our an 2 “The democratic party ts now tn/ th 6, by the people and for Cawnpore ata Price control of the presidency and both the people, and explained why it {s Costumes? houses of congress, As the major not | NOW we have in stock these beautiful new suits we didn’t figure on. Tempted by their style and low price, we might find ourselves over-bought. | |ity party tt controls the whole ma-/ She pictured New York efty, In chinery of legislation z the shadow of the Statue of Liberty, Guaranteed to kill any grouch, no matter | "It can, if It will, secure at orice tains: Malone Looknye yet in the grip of w despot, Tam ¥, how chronic. It’s a 2-reel Keystone. he passage of the suffrage arend many Hall } nt thru conar and lay it be Miss Helene Lackaye, star tn Mim Edith Goode, a vivacious and j ee ° ‘ jfore the legislatures for ratt-|“Overtones,” at the Orpheum, will|charming young woman from Ohto, We Have Divided These Exceptional fleation [de hostess, Tuesday night, to the demanded to know why the nation “It would be a great mistake for/ visiting suffragiat delegation at an|al government gave the negro the the democratic party to go before |Orpheum box party right to vote, also to certain Indi the country with a bad record on| The boxes will be decorated ana, and now fs legislating to give the question of women's right to|with stffragist flags and ere, (the Fillpino a hand tn ruling our i Y political freedota thruout the na-/and Miss Lackaye wil r country, but ignores completely tn. tion.” guests after her act. Miss Lack-|telligent American motherhood +3 Ss os ~ -- aye ts a suffragint | Our own Reah Whitehead, who b : | [hae proved that a woman can make ' B | the wheels of fustice go ‘round, . PILE UP $20 000 STAMP COLLECTORS Fe “Women should demand na- | 5 The regular weekly me tlonal suffrage {f from only a self the Washington State Philatelto - - | ; jah standpotnt fa woman from Jolety, inc, will be held 4090 w | EXTRA EXPENSE ade’ bellding ate ° : Tu Washington should be compelied to} move to New York, or any non-suf-| : First at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11. PITTSBURG POLICE reports {rage state, ahe would be deprived sald three men had been killed and Of her rights an a citizen. Can't| Over the o etion of County! 40 injured in strike rioting at the YOU see that we must all pull to-/ Commissioner Carrigan, who pro-| Thompson plant, in Braddgck, this ether?” tested against the extravagance, |atterncon, | Other speakers were Mra. Sam: Commissioners Hamilton and Kaud-| fans: EN ae uel B. Rogers, president of the Co-| CHILDREN 5c. EVENINGS 15c. Values Into Three Groups $2250 $25.00 $39.00 Never before has the EASTERN offered such dis- tinctive styles—such handsome materials—such a wide range of models direct from the world’s fashion center— at such moderate prices. (No charge for alterations.) a Second Union Street sen voted an $84,400 contract at! terie club; Mra, Emma Hausman| | jnoon Tuesday for aw brick road ; %» Ri; and Miss Madge Houston i | from the end of the present Bothell! | Washing Won't Rid During the repast, a musical pro- i ary tara Bothell to Helizwood. | Head of Dandruff | cram was enjoyed i an nerete road from Bothell to j oomwe aanirante ae | the Snohomish county line. wie oat ay to Ket rid of] ‘ | HOW TO REDUCE Eargns ae as ata BPA Pdysaeath acts, OUY FOWLER, Ling onan ye! i | of $20,000 could be made by mak-|Geatroy it entitels To do thin, cet Ney bus driver, killed this morning i YOUR WEIGHT tag it concrete altogether [mtout” four ounces of ordianry [when machine’ was struck by Los It also became apparent at the|iiquid arvon; apply ft at night Pontos teen ks pe Songer wee ii nf i A SIMPLE, SAFE, RELIABLE Way OF j Meeting Tuesday that the price of/ when retiring: use enough to con ead was severed from his ” R A RA “ag _ People who are overburdened with brick has come down at the Denny-| moisten the scalp and rub it in superfluous fat know only too well Renton plant from $21.76 to $11 al eentiy with the finger tips, || = Bi ore, crecemater’, 404 ridicale that! thousand. Had the county com-|" iy this tonight, and bs NEW YORK, May 2.—Thousands _ If you are carrying around five or| They Have Power to Pass| missioners delayed thetr brick con-| most, if not of your R t a Gi of tons of freight are piling up on i) ten pounds of unhealthy fat, you ar Federal A d tract on the Des Moines road one|witi be ¢ nd three BY GILSON GARDNE |foundiand or some obscure Cana-| 1, wharves today with only slight ali | unnecessarily weakening your vit Amendment at week, they would have saved $51,-| more appt wilt de WASHINGTON, May 2.—Ger- {dian port. The modern submarine possibility of their being moved op i ans, and are carrying a burden This Session 300 by this reduction. —yetrttl r ry , man U-boat operations may be (has learned to plant its supply of! thi te ne tenes yoer ; atts ae tar nen a expected off New York and oth [gasoline and oti on the bottom of wnt) (82 agreement has been tu f re. i et eee o al trace of 4 " ughc | Bers te no nead of any ong aut-|WILL THEY REFUSE? Me ioe ae ee er North Atlantic harbors in | some shallow inlet, and there would|roscned with the striking tugboat qu i fering from superfluous fat. It you | Me alla — 2 case Germany and the United be little difficulty in maintaining a| rermnaie ai the Wiitaad are cae ) simple. safe and reliable way, with-|8Y MRS, HARRIOT STANTON | You will find, too, that all itch States come to war. base’ rh choked with freight. | out starvation diet or ssreseshe exer. BLATCH | ing and digging of the scalp will This is the opinion of our | A German U-boat, it is assumed, Freight vess have delayed D Bpena as much ‘time es you caa| Col. Roosevelt's statement that stop at once, and your hatr will be| many —> whe are making | would the Mea weep in Bagg sailing on account of lack of tugs. j | loft estrous. on silky and | plans ace ngly. | tr . Ne 4 ) p Titan Wake cos chat cut meni|New York, when he was waited times better | declared one expert with whom [Orleans or Galveston, picking up|carty cargoes of porishable neata, me |upen by & Gelecstion of the Gen. You cam get tenia alven.at aay 1 talked, “for the new type of any vessel which might come in or| gressional union, is the beginning drug store. It is inexpensive and henley pont Se Aten err hi r here {i h of the end of our campaign never falls to do the wor Ad antic and operate In antic } In this connection, there is muc Ment of even skip a single dose until] We came Wert to a: vortinement coast waters. interest in the reports from Switzer- . a ppeal to rot- cn-aeeiaimaleghpeibeniinaiinietie eel hy h ite ae = land t the Ge: be e i Mott ot Korein. te ano ey women to help the disfranchis- DR. & B. ChARE ip + hana ‘a trem ao. long ig Mietoicsteoe but " f Ment has been reported to show a, Sreat has been their response that| | We Do Painl Denti: Ha che uebnecranean cig The apes Bemisia! is fully in-| " % hoticeable reductian in weight, foot-( Political leaders must take action. | | -- | We Mo Fainless Dentistry “The distance is no greater {formed as to the device by which| ee oe nee et aiiie Genien and on lighter and more|_ W® Came to the West urging - Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes) Ansolutely and Pogitively—we 4°) mor are the obstacles in the wi the U-boat locates a ship by sounds} nesia in preference to anything else iM Buoyant feeling takes possession Cid tem ce i ae ee par! nm. y., mundy—About the last plase| —Most Women Can Have |+ the moat diffi.| Of hostile craft and mines so trans itted thre the water. iz icy ' of non 4 ° ne without hurt numerous. | n rt 6 epartment As con- n Er inote tae Teak re, *T2™ | partisanship, and with one accord|!" the world youd look to Iamp a| gg tr tat “ 5 , t nm peri b me ye Dr, Rdwardes, « Well-Keown |'"% bt They 5 would tra cted elaborate experiments along! et ° Gupetinces fet, should sive this|Potuse support to asy aete that |FOaK wood be in the morgue, aint Gale Paguiaie ve this to your entirels tender diag ne these Iines, and has worked out| glass of v Pace te Wee Tes pewer tO ame the| Con Ona, UNt COCeL Ie While tee GF y that modern eclenes has de-|tramp ship, loaded with sup some resulta which are regarded as | STANT REL federal amendment. Lohee tad the” earres Taman TiS wclbsd ‘scoten of wenken. ter for the performance of pain-|and carrying a duplicate crew h too valuable to make public, | ents a bott Voting women have political cae Sis: heec han gy ag wel alline ' igh these eemduace pays, state of] “They would take the northerly | == power in thetr hands, and {t is be-|” a ee ee meme a ee he gave to gh clase Eraduate dentiote, men of! ute which is the ehortest, and coming #0 clear that they will use) °")°* kd 0 i re graduates of the best dental col-|make thelr first at Nev - Seah et hay Ta wel ies ay aang one sary |eatsahi fag lasted steht aera thet ire ew) ACME COAL ACME COAL ACME COAL ! alo or oskins who was in ablete wt rt n of the wtate dental ra | - . 2. See thas ho ee eee |charge the other nite while he was Yr ehive color : y,aperator in this of SCARED A load of Acme Coal will prove to you that you can heat Ey ‘The néxt stop will be that all they | Coping out the proberbel line up ot @ tablets are wonder-workers ce ate from the state wourt > at less cost and with less trouble. ; ne «giants and yankie: there| ye b Agree Dd ese dent air, in , “ 4 who run will read, wane: ay oncer|*,2ormal action. Carrying off the| pentes ‘obit You see Acme Coal gives most heat per dollar. It leaves he ‘peogronitie dhler mt nothing doing only oncet| waste and poisonous maton’ treed ip 'o chief has capit-lor twicet when they brung in an-|one's aystem eo ou take no chances when you less ash—only 6 per cent. It does not clinker and makes no |ulated He stands for the nation-|uther dead man tr have fontal work A jal amendment tting the very | Soot q bill had Ju and ‘w . , He promises to do Justice should| iitte) the pen Cts a dis cen athe : se Then look at the price. Compare the cost with other coals | success ait on his banner. when « feller rushed in verry eck In addition to that, our prt Bu prices are: Lump $4.00, Furnace mixed with coking $3.50, |_ Pressed by the spectacle of the| sited and hollers is my unckel hore Bl pork our transla’ baaeeecns att sie otra heroin aaa hg mein jterried ranks of voters meeting as| { dont know your unckel, bill ro Pg Bs Nice, clean, 16-inch mill wood, for fireplace, wood heater or for the woman's party at Chicago, in|plyed, but there 1s sevrul bodies and by L. R kindling. Tell me where you live, and I'll tell you price per load, de- . gre the repubMean party will not/heer which we dont know there| and manager livered NI: I? ! less than follow suit. names & maybe he is among them sit sles 0. M. LATIMER, MGR. ACME COAL CO.—ELLIOTT 1400 i \ And then, what can the demo-|for all | know but y: de jeratte party do? wate sain th te eo ee t' delay—eome in at once. | Fremont-Ballard Yard, Main 5718 Leschi Heights Yard, Beacon 266 p ? 0 n the or go Pac 7 ‘: How can it outbid the wise words|get a cop for its agin the rules ot ices WEDINES D/\Y. eta yd Regi bend nalyre tight Regal Dental Offic | ACME COAL ACME COAL ACME COAL | Will a platform pledge from the| well, the feller sald, maybe you|” " ‘ in 1405 Third Ave. N. Ww, | ——____—___ ——— - — eee ss ae “UPON MY WORD” Said a guest to his hostess the other day: “that Is the finest salmon trout | have ever eaten. How did you fry it? It does not taste like It was fried in butter—it Is so rich and the flavor so natural.” “There Is really NOTHING | TOIT” < party In power meet the case? oan tell me if he is heer by the WN | G HT Will the woman voter wait and| discription of him which 1 will give accept from the democrats at St.) you Louis a promise to do something| alrite, bill said, shoot a atthe in the future, when it has the pow-|_ he ts large and well dressed and : er to do today? fat and wares good close New Washington Certainly not. there is sevrul like him heer, The woman voter demands, and|bill ansered, don't you knog na tjore}) rightly demands, immediate action|Pekullarities by which his»body . from the party which has the pow.|°0d be recognized : er to act. o, sure, | do, the feller said, you ought to be able to tell him at! oncet, for he 1s stone deef and he | MEN, ! KNOW THAT stutters a little bit ____ Johny How About Your Glasses, coodteetioen SSeedtncact “WOMEN EMPLOYED | Are They Right? Seattle's Leading Dentist. Don’t Pa Exorbitant Prices jaw! Unton and Was DERS oF OUR OFFER INCLUDES: Bxam-| Della—I'm in bad luck. I money badly, but I haven't least idea where I can get it Ella—I'm glad to hear thi thought possibly you had a you could borrow It from me Artificial Teeth Special My dollar fillings ae" | A Paris dispatch says ination of ot oe! |MEAT IS GERMANY’S replied the hostess, “It is perfectly easy, | Demy be wot in for dhe $e dlood aisor.| Women now are being employed | filer fratr CHIEF FOOD PROBLEM My grocer gave me a ‘Can't Fall Cook Book, all this week. dere jin garrisons in the place of soldiers| sii for y-five 7 | and ever since | have been using | Rie tha -mbuth of of the auxiliary service. The ex-|°e"'* Many Healthy Babies eee ing estimates of the situ May 1 going to periment, Just begun at the head VITTUCCI’S | Owe thetr splendid devel . a nthe maken lal offer of quarters of the 86th infantry at ation In Germany, from the view 26 full upper and 5 to Kristoferson’s yoint of foodstuffs and copy he oy $08 full upper and Bee .| Oagatnns Goren es Teens rine ne pentane arton's WH |point of foodstutts and copper, th VIRGIN which ft had been British blockade would two materials i $20. Some dentis charge $60 for this My regular $25 set wili ‘Third, Opposite Poatottics re am tos p m Bundays, 10 © m to 18, the minister of war has suggested izing process protects them. that the commanders of other gar OLIVE expected For regular delivery call " risons use the services of women| ; rep Press most closely, show that thc ie made tor eee. SANDERSON’S PILLS wherever it 1# possible. fon glasses? They are moat aupply presente the only real OIL : hese eet 4 the ‘two visions ate y serious problem, involving a , av endsuntied “Yer” te Mbdsierpesg Sit te ate nee ae ‘ or fer & probable reduction of from 40 to 50 to cook and fry with. 1 must say, I have yearn 4 The well known and rolin-|‘a!¥ 0g Wh | | never before had such good success, It is | will permit professional men to haben | ble remedy for FEMALE ry TE " ¥ ter-| the only Olive Oil that has given us | Be caretu > © | ve “ AND QUALITY TELL h is sufficient coppe Ger ie y eo 9 | cobs ar attt yt, com TROUBLES AND InREKOU.| Attend to their regular duties and Seto anbne: atl enaht er Miiattices ate net over Ties. Cur of| will give employment to the wid- U. S. OPTICAL CO. weeny 50. RADY & sina ABSOLUTE the Pioneer drug store. the most obstina: in| ows, mothers and sisters of soldiers many years, it 1s claimed. 2 to 10 days. Price $2 per Optical Specialists, Licensed by th ee . Snows weweas, epveens be oe SPHoe gerne kl ig, {via Soenalign_Léeenees tr we gee SATISFACTION ' 706-113 Firat Av 1 nye ts tok hele 1583 THIRD AVE, SHAT 12,1 to 7:80; Sundays, 11 to 1. Mal IN bas beautiful 9 Open evenings until $ and Sun | iid al bated nctabat wha See. ese Near SLD sp marta conscience , deer 42, in “IT'8 GUARANTEED TO DO THAT” @ays until 4 for people who work. RAYMOND REMEDY Co. veep oP od alele, e Ginsses Rovaired and Broken Lenses © y, or what have Phone Main 2640, Roem 6, Hotel Antlers, Unton| Sea of Marmora, Duplionted at Reduced Prices yout—Ady, tm the Detrelt Journal,