The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1921, Page 4

THE SEA TLE STA Women Vigilantes | Attacked at Trial SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 21 ra RETS 0°. CAS Into] txfaction, We Would be the first to congratulate him,” su | |the spotlight @f women's activities Just |has come, thru attacks iaunched at wiatlel _ For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, |tme tito Toacoe Archie, the| ete ot afew dan ry of how.« ema ) Os Wome Blin a small assembly room of a San) Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver The nicest catharticlaxative in| pletely by morning, and you will} | the world to physic your liver and feel splendid. “They work while| Bowels when you have Dizzy Head-| you sleep.” Cascarets never atit you statewide “vigilw ia representing hundreds of thousands of women, and making itself heard | q and felt In every issue in solving girls, women and moral standards. had broug > girla had been mubjec of a half.doven or m the sort of thing te Solids, jousness, Indigestion, jap or § alo. | F fohe, Colds, Billousn Indigestion, |p or gr *, Cal They. have become known as the|cive thought of t Stomach is candy-| mel, or ¢ 4 they cost only ten | ., the first body of | {) ight og +48 oroures a ‘ their neighbors’ Sane Sey te: 3 csv Seeren, WS, SEND | organiaed in the United)» of that so States rs and tod loth Today they are directly wader firs | ‘chouwh, be and have become almost aa directly a ‘ |linked with the ease of Rosooe Ar we dab Vinheta buckle as the defendant himwett, a Gavin McNab, chiet counsel for the| There Waa a tendency to link the ovie comedian, has referred to them jelub women With the famed Vigtlan: | * Mintertering with | t% Of arly California history, who | Matin": and virtually “constituting | Nad taken the law into their own the prosecution.” Jurden have been| hands and had negiected to tecall | auked if they had come under thin|'h® institutions of justice of = : country jatucaes But such waa not the intent ot| these women, they explained. STUDYING JUSTICE represented the society and olub But Mra, Rotfert A, Dean, who acts | ers of a city, One of the lend: aa chairman of the “court committes" | Dr. Mariana Bertola, woman physi: | of this interesting feminine experi.| clan and social worker of national ment, dec oa that they are “study. reputation. Another ia Mra, W , ing justice” rather than “interfering” | Hamilton, a woman of conniderable) with it wealth. | She pletares her “court committee” “Today we receive thousands of let AS & group of dininterested reporters | ters regarding cases that never come covering” the trial with the inten.|' light,” says Mra, Dean, “Girls in| tion of latér making a full report of | trouble, instances where the police thelr findings to every club woman. /“ré tardy in taking action, recita Justie® and the courts are not on trial, x declares; rather they are ritienl observation, and later my Ge placed on trial In beef, it is the intention of these whmen to penetfite the “smoke screens” that lawyers are wont to build about certain cases and watch | those things that the jury cannot consider because of the “complicated technicalities of court procedure.” They do not consider themselves berg | the defensive because of thie fient attack, but take the view that the modern woman, individual or organ ined, is entiti@d to know how justice behaves when out in company, “It Arbuckle is cleared to our mt carets too. Advertisement Might will empty your bowels « con | Holen Wins Contest |Edueation Week to Among Milk Dealers} Begin December 4 P. Holen, with an average of| Recommonding that all organine | ,, ) 98.7, was high man among the cer.| tions, educational, fraternal, re Jet mits dealers, tm & Silt toe ees “orenramm Maver, Calcwel| * p a t teat carried on by the city mi} ay jaeued a proclamation deciar Inspection service for the last tWO! ing the week beginning December Months. Among the pasteurised|4 as American Education week dairies, Kristoferson’s was point ‘Winner, with 92.8, while among the); RUENOS AIRES.—Dr. Amabile Taw milk men, H. G. Cheever was | Jones, governor of San Juan prov @eciared top man with points ag: ince, assassinated by two men with Sregating 96.4. rifles. | “mob SHE SAYS THEY ARE ‘“ tions of Immoral conditions in the state.” “This movement in Here to stay.” Grand Jury Resumes | Its Probe of Port What is evidently a thoro inveath gation of port commission activities was to be resumed by the county “ and jury at 9:30 a. m. Monday, | ‘ommissioner W. 8. Lincoln. fet lor the port e&ecutives to be called, | wae beNeved to be the next witness | that would testify Most of the previous witnesses have been em. ployew of the port It Was believed also that John F. | ““Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks Any Cold in a Few Hours Instant relief! Don't stay stuffed-{ stops nose running; relieves head- “Wp! Quit blowing and smuffing! A| Che, dullness, feverishness, sneex | 5 o9 ing. 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