The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1916, Page 6

with you. Make a film story of every Spring-day outing, and then have the fun all over again as you pore over the Kodak Album. Brownies from $1.00 Kodaks $6.00 and up. Ask your dealer. EASTMAN KODAK CO., ROCHESTER, N. Y. ! , : $ CASH AND SMOKES Woman Raises Her doNars in cash and about Worth of tobacco and cigars | taken by « burglar Monday from the store of Anglo Obu- 507 Railroad ave. S. | _—_—_________}7 | T alot of things | we have to add to our comfort, to make our work easier,| ‘** *°s"" to give more, rth mal emergency ar! constitution. Universal the home of her danghter electricity, motor-cars, telephones, motion pictures, better, cleaner) and finer foods. ANITATION may always have COME IN THE. MEATS QUALITY MARKETS Wild Rose Creamery Full Cream New Cheese Choice Shoulder ©/ Veal Roast........ Choice Steer Pot Roast...... Choice Shoulder it wasn’t = tyeeen The o whence co avd ‘was scooped did not improve the flavor nor retain the aroma. Pork Steak, Ib... a Golden Gate} Choice Steer lee in flavor-tight| Boiling Beef...... a the Choice Steer Sirloin Steak........ Sugar Cured Bacon | Backs..... OLYMPIC MARKET 118 Pike St, AMERICAN MARKET 505 Third Ave. WESTERN MARKET 1100 Western Av: LAKE MARKET Weatlake » & Look for U 45c Coffee — 45c Quality SHOPS CLOSE ON SATURDAY AT 9 P. M. J.A. FOLGER & CO. | SAN FRANCISCO does far more Any soap will clean your skin—~a bar of laundry soap will do if you do not care what becomes of your complexion. But you know that laundry soap usually con- tains harsh, drying alkali that would ruin your skin and hair, so you never think of using it for your toilet. Poorly made toilet soaps contain this same injurious chemical, Resinol Soap has absolutely no free alkali, while to it is added the Resinol medication, which phy- sicians prescribe regularly for skin affec- tions. This gives it soothing, healing properties which improve the complexion, protect tender sking from irritations, and keep the hair rich, lustrous and free from dandruff. Resinel Soap ie sold by all av ize cake, write to Dept. 10-K, Kes: For a trial Baltimore, Md, Voice in War Crises F The discussion in the press of the last few weeks of the pos- ntry of Holland and Den- Into the European war, reminds use of Denmark's early passage of the equal-franchise bill In order that her women might have a voice in her war councils in case just such an Holland has upon the legisia- tive program of her states-gen- eral the entire revision of her man- hood suffrage and woman suf- frage form an important part of FRYE’S. WEDNESDAY SPECIALS |. been known, but | Butter, fresh churned 29c ie nm by this outbreak a 16c AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS, |29¢ Gunpowder for the armies, as . Purple Stamp It Bignifies Purity and Quality Shops Open Until 6:20 P. M, than remove the dirt | YOUTH AND GIRL | WEDDED IN JAIL She Declares She's Going to Make a Man Out of Him HE'S WILLING TO TRY “He's mine now, and I'm going to make a man of him," sald an interesting young wom- an, carrying a bunch of white roses, Mon day afternoon She wae Mre. John Staton. Five minutes before ete had bron Miss Marte Jasotenn, 17, of 9217 Rainter ave At oe of the momt satus at the county Jail wedding ceremonies ever per formed In King county etre had pledged herself to take John Staton “for better or for worse “Right at present,” said Jotn, “it seems mostly for worse John fs a fp ° fn thre Jatt, | bor whoue gates the Rew, A. EB Greene pronougced them man and i fe. | He ts and ts charged with gurglary It was no foolish lovers’ prank 4 the two young p t ning of 4 it was for er datly visits noted her in soner n’s mother as Ne Harr as Hally ride and Just under the jail ga John, if you had only lstened to me. ald bis bride, as she kiesed him, ou we er have got inte this tr r mind: I'y sure it wil : And wher et out you'll go to work like d, and start new.” he equare in the woked or he expected to plead guilty, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 STRIKE BLOWS FOR SUFFRAGE CAUSE | fought t oncoming flood of wor th and nafl to stem the a's suf mine, years of ser, | frage passed away this morning at 4 o'clock af Death was dae to the faith health of old — pleasure in lifes | 1 cui nt never been an age jemanded and accepted from women as sho sald 000 women In industry in America. The source of some of the mort opposition to suffrage comes from many of the great mill owners of |the Pestern states, who fear that |votes for women will a liv a more merciful their employes. 6 of opr mm to |the present time, “There are 9,0 mean feral amendment to our Con jstit anne giving women the right | whose cotte ple mills nd aver 40,00 16 years of age; 11 | tle tots of from 10 to Women Supply Cannon Food “At the ye are em idren under of them lit 13 years.” present time, of b ns settle thelr differenc gj each other, on the at the nation which can ns and blood necessary this war is supplied by women who bear, nurse and rear the hum beings required “Women, too, must not only cre ate the flesh and blood to be used for cannon food, but must toll in the ammunition factories and in the flelds, proqucing food, clothing well as caring for the children, and | reproducing other children to take 0 of those destroyed. quite natural that under should the gov circumstances kes these the coun to kee peace or to n Mrs. Blateh the cradle of at ae my part, I am done with referendums, with ap pealing for my right of self gov jernment to men 1 brought up under yrannies In EB and who have 4 to win and preserve acy which has been she sald. “My an done done no |the | butlt ap he cestors have, generation by gener. jation, put thelr energy, thelr very | blood, Into making America what it Is. Will Get the Ballot believe that the European women will be automatically en \franchised at the close of this war and that America In 1916 of the decisive factors in the elec tion. or defeat of the cor candidates for the preside be the record which the democrat ndin nding wil ‘will be asked to show the voting women of America regarding their action on the Susan B. Anthor amendment now being suppressed by the judiciary committee of t house, on which 1s a democratic majorit Appeals to Congress “The fighting blood of these an |cestors is in my vetn dt re 1 t A m Mh from man, lack or white, native foreign, ignorant or Intelligent “Henceforth I will make my ar peal to legislative bodies, the jed men of the tho at W It the picked men In state legis | latures | We have a common lancuag they can understand me I them Miss explained the work of the ¢ sional nd ir troduced the resolution calling upon the Washington state to bring pres gress so that the thon endmen during the present ses ure upon cor Susan B. An wou sion, We hope I'll get a suspended sen-| determined | isement of | be passed | STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 2, PAGE 6 ‘WEDDING PARTY PHO TOGRAPHED IN JAIL 1916. The Gem of Puget Sound | IT’S TIME TO THINK OF YOUR SUMMER HOME! | Right now, when Old | <p) ' the upper hand te 1 is the t to plan } to { the summe and ere A trip t DIA OLA BEACH 1 help | y decide | ate fond ot the | of freedom and fresh a Indianola Beach more t meet you | : : | closet " | est batt Puget t be init plent f it. It ha Temporary 7 vane of Mr. and Mrs. Black at ; gr Indianola Beach—The “First Buyers” | ce if ¢ v ‘ You can t build at ianola ers 3 erries i ¢ It 1 ; ¢ pe you can rent other ew £ esirable y for elsewhere. nola Bea t ‘ smbstantial | A tract a s back from the water- dock, stree have been « ec t or as little as $40 on % Fale being fed } es } ash and $2 7 poe, ver Santee Bao} . 0 i be cash and $2 monthly. | Most novel wedding ceremony of the year, performed inside the and a water sy you if you wish on big steel gates of the King county jail. From left to right: Mrs. which will bring 1 The point is, SELECT |John Staton, John Staton, and Rev. A. F. Greene, who married by the your summer camp or them, 1 WO Need. 2 EN, = India re efore her. marke’ SCOUTS AID CAMPAIGN } sh 1 Beach tracts are large—none pre 0 feet frontage. The waterfront the enthusiasm of our visitor for Indi- | more than 200 feet long © AT WASHINGTON anola Reach is beautiful in rain as well as | Indianola Beach has excellent boat serv: in sunshine 2 r Vv, i . x 7 . * z . M +, | ice. You can live at Indianola Beach and Before school vacation opens there will To see the property a ve thousand tded f rk in Seattle. pa santa Two Hundred ond Fifty Gath- pe a ‘e sotee of summer h int : ready, boat leaving Lillico Landing, between 1 er at Noonday Suffrage x cae ideal “. | Madison and Spring streets, daily at 9 a. m. i SAYS HOT WATER j Moeting. ¢ trip t ‘Go| Inspect as many other offerings as you TO LEAVE WEDNESDAY] prepared to spend ghtful | like, but be sure you sce Indianola Beach | WASHES POISONS | fay ar before you buy. It's THE GEM OF | PUGET SOUND. FROM THE LIVER For Full Information and Literature, Call, Phone or Write at Meany ball in the morning, | fiand a luncheon Wash: should drink hot |/Ington hotel at n: water with phosphate in Street meetings will be held tn the evening. After the university meetin envoys were motored to the New Washington, where more than 250 reservations had been made for the luncheon. It, before breakfast. i } I} Everyone i i Elliott 317 | King st mate WOMEN OF ALBERTA ‘WOMEN ELECTED ol as fine as the proverbia n t keep the liver . almost every morn 4 minute stops will be made at ‘ut mages Ste "Want tom acoma aot enesn.es"emst* WOW ENFRANGHISED SAWTELLE MAYOR from clogging with estible ma- erett, besides a large namber of Skyke ¥ | tile as ‘ t 1 son ( route to Spokane over terial, sour bile a nisonous tox-|attle women, made up the list of #00 Creek, en rou me Se eee - Sai pasty: ws kane at| The Women of Alberta, Canada,| Another woman, Mrs. Helen ae you ret aciac rupted von he luncheon gregh ars 9:45 p.m. Wet nd re who have just been enfranchised,| French Aldrich, has been elected ¢ you catch cold easily, it's naend Scott, Mra. Robert Bake: n ry : Aye Dae with & take ean Frode ore eave [until 11:30 a. f have already drawn up plans to use| mayor of her city, Sawtelle, Cal. rred tongue, nasty | Blatc 7 " The train will then go b their votes in the interest of the| She received the largest vote polled ach be rancid,| Because many of the envoys were| rest, Falls, Mont., improved legal status of married| 0% 8¥ candidate for a place on Sallow skin, maddy | were fete h "and Boise, Idaho, t sah arrie | the board of trustees, and, accord- waiite eyes all denote euhaneted, - plans for the sires | ‘The women yo women, equal guardianship laws,'ing to the plan of organization of a4 . = fenote | mee ings had not been completed Atl will open in the © latter cit and a red light abatement act. the city, was chosen as mayor. noon Tuead | the most important, F also the he rat However, it Is expected that a | abused i neglected organ of the ber of the speakers will go in| | body know its a oF red de lglg he COUNCIL To CHECK THE NIGHT WATCHMAN-THROWS LIGHT ON THE-SUBJECT : how to release the dam body fon and address street| waste bil xins, Most folks ON MUNICIPAL LINES IT WOULD BE IF resort to omel, which is s ge = etna a 1 train will leare the DIONT HAVE THE which can weed ccces Informatic e REAL TOBACCO CHEW! |pense. and pre |tensions of the because it accumulates tn the tissues, also attacks the bones. Nights of Sleep vs. inicipal car line man and woman, sick or Ni hi vill be gathered Uy the ity t welt choeid, Geist "anen iarsieg ights of Agony won ree be reakfast, a glass of hot tion passed by the co water with a teaspoonful of lime-| Verdict Favors D. D. D, | Outline of the inquiry | stone phosphate tn it, to wash from bodied in a reac on dr | and be the previous) It fe foolint Ne awake all the|troduced by Counc Aigestible material, the pot ht through with that, A will try t r bile and toxins; thus ora await the o 7 hots * establish wh Id be bes cleansing, sweetening and freshen- PD. D. D. presertpt ade ft for extensior ym A to Ral ing the entire alimentary canal be lard; what the cost would be; how fore putting more food into the ®./much the line's income would tr ste nt crease; what extensions coul hate does not re w|made on the Lake Burien In strict the diet ¢ , because |! we what they {t cannot sal! for {t Is harm f It was th less and you can t anything after. re.\the old ct wards It ia Inexpensive and meeting w most tasteless, and any pharmacist ||, tell's drug | county-clt wi 1 you a quarter pound, which A resolution ed t is sufficient for a demonstration of D D D For 15 Vears |. Empire ower hot water @nd limestone e e @ the Standard | we n curb and to! | ate cleans, stir ates and Skin Remedy plank ft from Rainier ave, to Re freshens the liver, keeping you ave. shred. Swifts Pharmacy, Store, VITALITY OF YOUTH Bartell’s Drug ‘Taste it—eme' cc how different it is from ordinary tobacco, By the time you've used up half a pouch you'll be telling yeur friends about it, same eo the men you hear talking about it now. Mede WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Unica Square, New York City feeling fit day fn and day out Renton ave., from Empire Henderson st way to was included for the same improvements. 2,000,000 MORE =A Old as Your Kidneys WOMEN WORKING... A M Some fi re young at seventy, | uls in action and distressing. For en Who Have Lost It 3 thers are old. A fifty n's Kidney Pills benefited me It has been estimated from of.| We all are as old as kidneys. | Sreatly in every way.” ficial figures, that there were fully et our bodily 000,000 more nites ais middie age some- | "Swry Picture ploynfent on 19 Usually the | lis a Story” on the € a 1 1 ago. Moreover, the numb Don't let weak kidneys age you. | reasing week t week he When backach be nes an ev en are mobilizing in a gr ery-day ar nee, with stiff joints, | ready to serve wherever A 1 g, head | vousness rregularities of | wm} most needed—ev bor of the Ulling e kh , don't de- | tf 4 4 . a 4 Get a box of Doan’s Kid-| * Conference Favors ey Pill They have done won Women Preachers are neglected The New England Southern conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in annual ses. sion at Norwich, Conn., on April | 1, went on record as favoring the licensing of women to M M vy. 1618 preach. A memorial to the gen. ere . ~ eral conference was adopted in which It is urged that “the bey fad? ota right of competent women to pain a ins and hips. enter the pastorate be not de gm). of diz came on and I} nied.” had a glimmering before my eyes at the My kidneys were irreg- |“! can’t get around ike | used to” “At Ocean Beach,” sal com edy with pretty chorus girls clever principals, 1s the hit at Pan tages theatre this week Patricola, an accomplished violin PR toon all ist, sings ragtime like a major Wash le The rest of the bill is un usually good, a must cs mire Hu DOANS KIDNEY P Sold by all Dealers. Price 50c. Foster Milburn Co. Props. B Seattle,