The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1922, Page 2

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SCHOEMZIDOSOAL Credit 15 a Good, 2 ATTLE- M7 Pune Woman’s Civic Mrs. Henry Landes, candidate | for city councll, will diseuss from time to time in The Star hep com | on the right and duty of | By Mrs. Henry Landes Women worked for the right of franchiae state. What have th with it ne Vele, Bome do not vote, Bome make a little in wtigation of oa tates and inves. make no such effort. ording to their bushand tation, teo lagy mentaNy to dect themselves, A few inquiring with intelligence and However, we are getting | Something elae in needed. | We are little better off than we | were before we had suffrage. We have come to see that suffrage was not an end in tteelf, but merely « means toward an end, and that| representation on the governing bodies of the state and city is neces sary if suffrage ie to accomptish the desired resul MUST ADMIT RESPONSIBILITY | Hefore we can have any general representation, however, women must admit to themmetves that the securing of the vote brought with it heavy reaponalbilities, They must amrume those responsibilities or own themselves shirkers and unworthy of | the right to participate in govern ment. | Women must familiarte them- in th y done for minds knowledge. nowhere. vote } | thie | partments [where it ts needed. THE SEATT | Responsibility wolves with the form and fumotions of the dirt ality gove y| the probl | They muat ntudy « f municipal » form of gov ete ore time for ty than men, They have low in preparing themaehves | tm their clubs, departing it little from the purely cultural the study of social welfare pblernis, erpmen Wome been for th ted Huba nd civic # HAVE PUSHE WELFARE MEASURES ‘Thetr interest has not been pure ly intellectual or sentimental for in every state In the Union @ ton siderable number of wetfare meas ures have originated with them and have been pushed thru to enactment by (the forwardJooking women who have been alive to their remponsibilitien. All women must esrume the re sponsibility of registering an@ vot ing. Some women should go fur ther and extend woman's influence and viewpoint into the various do of governmental life Woman must either do thimplay her part in the game—or give up her hard earned prerogative of suffrage and coase her criticiom of man's admin tration of public affaim. In Race for Council—No. 13 By C. Attle | “Let's seo, Mr. Johanson, you're the man who runs the Millenair cluh, are you notT’ “You, I'm a social welfare worker, }"The club, you know, looks out for unemployed peo pry ph, helps along joy furnishing very cheap meals and other inecessitios lto down and-out doubtedly yoo have some ad | vanced ideas jabout elimin lating tnemploy- on | “Yea, 1 betteve so. I believe In letving workers yr @, Johanson jwork to do that's about the size of it I hare nome ideas on how that could te ac complished that I would advance if elected to the city councit.”" | "What t& your attitude toward jtaxation, generally speaking?” ,PATRIOTS SHOULD BE WILLING TO PAY “1 believe in taxation. I believe any truly patriotic citizen should be willing to pay @ just share of the cost of running a city that offers so many comforts as Seattian, Still, T/ favor tax reduction such as will not | hamper the enforcement of the will | jot the people.” “Ty that you mean—” “I mean I think our water and light departmenta, for instance, should be self-eustatning; other uti. | [ities possibly not seifwustaining but mustained by taxation. should always pay the erigtnal “OVERHEARD RE- MARK CHANGES GIRL It was unfortunate that Moty |heard the remark made by Rita to) |her chum. Molly happened to over-) jhear it, the, and half an hour later she was weeping hysterically in the) arms of her best friend. | “Ob, Anne,” she sobbed, “Pitta mld the wasn't going to invite me to her} party because I was such « frump none of the fellows would dance with me. She said I dressed worse than any girl she knew, and the ead part of it is I know ft's true. I can't spend a lot of money on elothen like the does, and I never do buy the right thing.” j “There, there, MoMyt You would bo just as popular as Ruta if you Grensed up a bit and learned to dance the new steps. You know you would |be pretty if you were dressed right And aa far as Kita spending money jon clothes, it ten't that so mech as) she buys carefully Come with me jand Vil help you choose some new things at the same place where Rita | buys all of hers. And you won't hare !to pay a large amount down. And then you can pay the amount you are able in monthly Installments. Cherry's ls the place, at 207 Hialto Bidg., over the Pign Whistle, on Second ave. between Madison and Spring.” —Advertinement. in- You Need Not Let Your Youth and veatment for the purchase of @ util ity and be ready when necessary to anaint that utility onto ite fect.” ‘OU afe referring, of course, to treet car system.” “Yes. You we, I am not one of those pemnimiatic people who believe Boattie’s tax rate is driving her to obtivion. 1 do not believe tax rates pay any noticeable part in encour. aging or discouraging people who want to become property owners.” “There's been some talk about a budget law" FOR A LAW TO COUT WASTE “Well, I'm in favor of any law that will reduce wasteful expendi. tures, but would oppose any law that would hamper Justice, A stringent budget law, such an is being talked about, may or may not solve the problem.” “You are an Amertcant™ “Yea, born in Rhode Island In "87 I've wife and threé children, a high schoot education and two years tn college and have studied privately I've had what I call a broad exper fence in busines, industrial, social and economic problems. And I filed for council of my own accord. In that what you were going to ask?” “Yea, and about your plan for cut ting taxes.” “I haven't any epectfic plan. Tou know how I feel about taxation. 1 have already stated that, I favor cutting muaries or wages as @ mat | ter of efficiency, the I am opposed to cutting wages that amount to ne more than $2,000 a year. I believe public employes should be paid the same as private employes, if the pay of pri. vate employes ts Sunt.” “You have frequentty mid, heve not, that you favor completion of the Skagit river power project” “I have, and I aay it agein.” CHRISTY THOMAS, executive see retary of the Chamber of Commerce, has been called Bart by the flines of hin mother, Mra. Charles EL Thom as, of Wolcott, N. ¥ NO BAN ON FLAPPERISM Prom the Clevernd Wain Dealer. Girte {n Cleveland department stores may wear bobbed hair and silk stockings to their hearts’ content ‘This ts the dectsion of members of the Retail Merchants’ board, which in recent meetings hae exhaustively discussed the silk stocking question. “The members are unanimous in the opinion that girl employes have the right to dress as they please,” W. FL. Gray, seoretary, says. Dental Surgeon } Diagnostician Pyorrhea Specialist / X-Ray Laboratory | Highest Order of Restoration Werk Done 504-12 Eitel Building SECOND AND PIKE EATTLE | | | Beauty Slip Local Girl Now at Mo lin Pha od er ean Is Talented Vio TU ore FORESEES BIG TOURIST RUSH Three factor th ort this vurtate t n the sum mer, declared of iM, Mart a. the onal Beattie manager Hainier Park Co, who spoke to t Chamber of Commerce nu Me Hmith Hu tourist and bure y noon, in mer A) nAvertinins oa by ed wentbe tnurant Henttie un bee pammen ger rates and improved business con ditions Heavy Inquiries the Bast concerning vacation advantages in from Much used by elderly people for constipation, biliousness, head. aches, etc. MAxY men and women, as they ww older, suffer constant; m litte The | cause is the poisons produced by chronic constipation, result- ling in headaches, depressi: | bloating, sour stomach, bad breath, etc. A single bottle of Dr. Caldwetl’s Syrup Pepsin will prove to you that you can | so regulate yourself that elimi- | nation will occur promptly jevery day. Increased doses are not necessary, It is a com- bination of Egyptian Senna and othersimple laxative herbs with pepsin. cost is only about a cent a dose. the Orpheum vaudeville at | Federation of Music. the Moore this week. She is Jennie Middievitch, who on the stage is| [neidentally, Jean ts one of the Jean Middleton, Many competent ‘ery few performers who made the criticn have called her the last |“big time” ciroult without traveling American “find” in music. She la ato New York for bookings. Her de- violin player. Jean studied music at but on the Orpheum circuit took the University of Washington and place here a year ago. “aN Woman's Aim Is Poor jin Attempt at Suicide CHENMALIS, Aprij 11.—Mra, John | Stetnbrink started out to shoot a crow. Looking down the muzzle of the rea} nature|th® revolver, sho accidentally dis- ot ft 3 new |SArsed the weapon. The bullet | panned thru the woman's tongue and tet we ft ge decp|l0teed near the right eye Mad ly concerned. dened by pain, Mra. 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