The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1922, Page 9

i) 21, 1922, MDAY, APRIL Jhat Active Women ©] genes TAMRON: dra, Landtow gg ————_— ing vote in the primaries! ne EDWARD GARRE < f t Seattle people recoghize F re ther man or |/TOUOn marks @ new era in Beattie politice—anen and women work > an the qual h Working te always get |°Rer for the Sefary of their city ity and lnteg MBS. MAY AVERY WILKINS: ‘There never has been @ time in the KEITH LOGAN BULLITT: | history of Seattle when a woman Jandes has dalance and will | was needed more in city government good judgment |tham the present time Men have viewpoint, Both are |sense@ this need and the tremendous * vote for Mra. Landes is an Indorss - $8.30 | $j.ATON fALUE—BIG VALUE Lift the lid off your stove. Do _ you find sooty, smutty, black, greasy strings ing underneath? If so, a rem- edy is NEW % & TLE COAL, _Avoid Coal that deposits black, greasy material inside your stove. Such makeshift clogs the flues—forms an insulating wall—keeps the heat from the cook pans. NEWCASTLE does NEITHER _of these things. If your flue is dirty NEW- CASTLE will help clean it—keep it clean. So clean does NEWCASTLE burn in the stove that you can figuratively eat off the bottoms of your stove lids. Order NEWCASTLE today— forget the ridiculously low price— compare it with any other coal you know. If you don’t know NEWCASTLE have a pleasant surprise in store. NOTE the i are irresistibly LOW. NEWCASTLE Price per t8n for two ered in the “A” zone Are Saying About Mrs. Landes! ment of the future of women tn local government, cee MRS. J. N. HAMMILIse 1 think Seattle is to be congratulated in hav ing & woman with the ability of Mra. Landes available for a seat in the ity coune!l, She not only haa abil | ity, Dut she has leisure and special fitness for the o . . MES. M. A. YTVSTEIN: Mrs Landes ts an ideal candid ane | represents in her own character and | personality all the different types of NEWCASTLE NUT the good women of Seattle eee MRS. FH. FL WANDIGO: Men as well as women have recognised Mra. Landes’ ability tn the vote Just cast. ‘The primaries showed how well worm eo can pull together, It is enough to make men sit up and take notice, eee MRS. A. K. FISKEN: I am de lighted with the vote for Mrs. Landes. I would like to eee women on the! school board. It should be composed of American citizens, men and wom em equally divided. eee MRS. FP. FICK: The remits of the election are very gratifying. Se ttle ts fortunate tn selecting Mra Landes, who is so well equipped for the offices. She has always given freely of her services to her city and the city will approgiate her offer to serve in an official capacity. eee MRS. M. B. HARKER: The tnftu ence of both a father and mother are necessary in the family, In the larger family of the city the infu. ence of both men and women is need ed for a welbbalanced city govern- ment, eee MRS. f. KE. MALTBY: Mrs. Landes bas @ right to a erat in the city counefl. She has taken her rtepon sibilities an a citizen with deep con-| cern, She should have the privilege Of helping make city lawa eee MRS. GEORGE SCHOFIELD: The heavy vote for Mra Landes evi deneed the fact that men are recog: nizing women's ability and their fight to share in city government. eee MRS. J. J. LEA: Men, a well an women, have great respect for Mra Landes’ opinions. Mra. Landes is « consistent Christian and there is great need for high principles in the city council. ‘WOMEN wit be giad to know of a laxative that operstes without riping OF weakening will tell you they get more satis from Dr. DR. CALDWELL’S SYRUP PEPSIN THE FAMILY LAXATIVE Toke Dr. Caldwell's Syrap when consti billows 7 er out of sorta. You wi!l fin¢ your gen eral health and complerion eo iz Deoved that less eommetics will be 5 of women bave proved this tras. HALF-OUNCE BOTTLE FREE THE SEATTLE STAR MRS. W. E BARNHART, The city will have cleaner amusements for the children if Mra. Landes be comes @ member of the olty council ee MRS. R. FF. WEEKS: I am very | much gratified, of course, over the | result, but I feet that the campaign | would have been well worth while even if things had not gone #0 favor. ably, ‘The spirit of co-operation jamong women for women has been wonderful and promises great things for the future of Beattie ee MRS. FRANCES REED BATES: I first knew Mra, Landes in the man- ufacturers’ exhibit Jast spring, where ahe exhibited unusual business abi) ity as manager, Men could go to her with a business problem. She sensed It immediately and solved it in & businesslike way. Her patience was unfailing, her tact never ending and her business ability remarkable, She will be a decided business asset | vo the city as & member of the coun * eee MRA. M. J. CARRIGAN: When « Woman of the intelligence and de- pendability of Mra Landes is @ can didate for office women as well as men are eager to vote for her and work for her, eee MRS. 8. J. LOMBARD, The tm Mediate response of the woman worker at the call for work has been Unraly Frosh Revolt Again, Burn Up Caps Insurrection among the university freshmen against the green capa pro seribed by custom as the frosh dis | Ungulahing attire has broken out again. Several bundred freshmen wathered on Denny field during the varsity baseball game with Oregon Thursday and burned their caps. ‘They serpentined about the diamond, shouting definnce to the upperclass. men and cheering the freshman spirit. With Campus day being observed Friday, the class feuds which were recently brought to a blase thra the removal of the sophomore siren by the freshmen, were expected to break jout again Campus day has been noted in the past for claas warfare {and everything indicates that this year’s celebration will be no excep | Gon. The sophomores were making dium for thelr work. | For nearly two decades Washing ton first year men have worn the jamall green caps that distinguish |them from upperclasemen. These leaps have always been worn Campus day and are not burned until inter in the year. Last spring the fresh men rebelled against the rule that the caps must be worn till the end of ‘The administration took the mutter in hand and Frosh day | was cetablinhed, On this day the freahmen were to come to uppercinan jatanding. The date for Frosh day j tale year ts May 26, | | Heroine Dies the year. plane to take the unruly frosh in| jhand when they gather at the sta-| most gratifying to @ preetnot man- ager, Another phase of the cam palgn work has bgen the enthusiastic support of the men. eee MRS, GORGE T. DALTON: The vote recorded by Beattie at the pri- | martes for Mrs. Henry Landes places | Seattle in the position of one of the | presresgive cies of the United Blales, eee MRS. JOHN ©, HIGGINS: with reference to wormn@® holding office I feel it is the duty of women who are free and have time and inclina tion to devote to government to hold office. Mra. Landes oan qualify as & capable, splendid woman. eee MRS. EDGAR AMES: I tink tt Means a great deal to Seattle to have Worman's viewpoint in the council. eee MRS. ALVAH LEMUEL CARR: Tt in @ demonstration of the fact that when it is possible to get women to run for office who compare favor. ably with men candidates it ts found that there is no prejudice against them because they are women, | feel Mra, Landes will make @ very fine member of the councf, eee MRS, FRED WONSER: In the o14 Gays men objected to women voting, giving as one reason that the polla are filthy and located in places un- sultable for women to go, With the voting of women a cleanup of polling places, fie will be ulti mately with women participating tn government by holding offica, Mra, Landen ta the entering wedge tn Se attle polities and the consensus of opinion of right-thinking men and women, judged by the phenomenal vote, ia for better standards in the council, ve ° MRS. DANIEL U. CHAMBER LAIN: Mra. Landes ts a superior type of woman and our clty council would reflect a higher type of gov- ernment if we had more members of the same kind. The primary vote certainty indicated that Seattle men and women appreciate the right kind of candidate, eee MRS. WILLIAM EB. TURNER: Mra. Landes has always stood for the highest ideals of civic life—the things we desire for our city of homes—a good place in which to live and rear our children. I will cer. tainly be glad to see Mra. Landes in the council eee MRS. LOUIS BR. MENDEIs wre Landes 4 one woman tn a thousand jand ts making a personal mirifice to enter the council, Seattle in to be congratulated in having such « worth-while candidate. cee MRS. KR. K. COMINGS, fh te a wellknown fact that some women solve business problems better than men, just as some men do house work better than women. Bo, in considering Mra. Landes for the council, the choice is @ matter of fitneas for the position, not the fact that she is a woman. ear, when Spri hold necessity. Stores Company. 75c Lastlong Rubber Gloves When you can save 26 cents on an item like this, it is time to stop, think—and buy. 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