The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1923, Page 16

Women Have Eye on Campaign of Mayoralty They Want a Good Man and One Who Can Win; Shank’s BY J. Rt If all those terested in man for ma Yote, Seattle Wsual show The last t over the 'y je was fre who comp! JUSTICE ho seem to came a ¢ woman, elty were w closely, and w the right man behind him and help “We are trying minds,” » aid, “We reall a food man is unless he ¢ many of us have our pref but what we want most is a ¢ allaround mayor I advised her that I was doing @ouble shift duty on the job, wi no charge for overtime, and that many others were helping : “Il noticed,” him over to keep of Of cour she went on, “that you mentioned the nanw of Corwin 8. Shank the oth: lay. Now, there is a good man. If you can get him to run the women will vote im. But the best man who can win is what we want.” see what Mr it, but was unal him. LETTER CARRIER FOR ERTCKSON The remainder of the veloped into a sort of Ly son day. A bright young lawyer who ate luncheon at-my table said he was going strong for Lundi “I have gone over all of them,” he declared, “and Lundin looka best to me. Ho is young, he Is clean and he is able, Any of this Chamber of Commerce talk ought not to count against him, and I do not think it will.” On the street corner there was a minister waiting. Ho wanted to talk about city affairs. Pretty soon Name Suggested candidates listened to Ert ht this tinued, been no street car price that would have © we would not have bow at al I dropped in during the after noon » & manufacturer who has been very successful in his line one of the biggest manu: t but his bush meas has been cloping fast the past few years, re is one man in the city,” ) answer to my ’ ers in the « > has given m careful and th to Oliwr T. § not only studied t 4 much the time fis at hand when I must bri mited earch for a candidate to an end. In golng up and down I have visi many persons and places. Have seen and heard many things. By far the ter part of these things I caw ot pr I have gone Into banks and boot legging joints; Into churches and dance halls; into good and bad society, and into high life and low I have interviewed thom of the Chamber of Commerce and those who hang out at the “W ,! Have talked with the Knigh' THE SEATTLE STAR { Auto Has Rival al je shlel Here's one of the most pr Washington co-ed equestrienne class member and originator ( versity honorary riding club. Vancouver, B. C., resides at 5 tending the university. She favorite, in the Seattle Riding ' Stolz, director of phyatea cation at the University ntly decried rdevelopment and bib ¥ ‘olumbus and the Ku Klux Klan. | have discussed problems of wat clubwomen, with w Your Guarantee is the name "SALADA" | with self It insures tea that is fresh, fragrant and pure — Try it.| R. & H.C. COOK, WE st-4073, EL iot-0350, Distributors YORKSHIRE PUDDING | Delicious with Roast Meats Bake pia ged minutes. 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Be sure the name NICHOLSON fs stamped on the file you buy A FILE FOR EVERY PURPOSE NICHOLSON FILE G PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND omen and with the wu ils of ans. ent much tin rea at nceful ¢ had} I have found politics the same in camp terest and p judice the dominant note. c there ts a lot of good, disintere ones here, If they will drop petty differences and gg ther they | can win. Out pf the search have come three jor four names t another | |word. 1 shall t y to re view the three or fow pes that seem to stand out above the rest ‘The first one will be Mayor Ed- win J. Brown, whom I have Inter viewed. . J. R. Justice, clo The Seattle Star, Beattle, Wash Dear Mr, Justice: I have been reading you on the mayoralty situation and have beon struck with the fact that while your subject is the uncover. ing of big men for mayor you, | apparently, hrve not gone, at least | as yet, outside of persons who have | either been in political Ife in some | office or other in the past or who} have been known to have political aspirations. If your purpose is sin- cere it appears to me that you need go farther afield. | Consider s' men, for Instance, as Nathan Eckstein or Judge Don- worth. I realize, of course, that} one of these men Is a Jew and the | other a Catholic, and it is poasible | that narrow-mindedness might stand in their way, but there is no ques tion but what elther of them has more real honor, ability and good judgement in a small fraction of their anatomy than the political as- pirants have in their whole family. These men are merely mentioned as typical mples, I do not be- Hove they any peers in Seat- tle, but there are probably a num ber of equals: They are both noted for thelr public spiritedness and have performed many creditable | services for the city and aro alway: willing to give their time to any worthy movement, Thelr judgement usually prevails in the group with | which they associate themselves in such work. I realize that Judge Donworth | served on the bench, but gaining experfence rather than for any | other motive or consideration. I have. no interest in either of the men and I doubt very much that | they would consider running for of- fice except under great but I am satisfied that if it could be brought about it would be taking | a big step forward to the estad-| lishing of fixed policies on the tax problem, moral and liquor problems, etc, Very truly yours, “A TAX-PAYING CITIZEN, articles Colorado Society Fondling Coyotes PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo., Nov, 8 —Lap dogs shiver alone and forgot ten in Pagosa Springs soclal circles while pet coyotes occupy honor posi: tions in “best families.” Making pets of the prairie howl ers has struck the town by storm, Coyotes, It has been discovered, are unusually susceptible to training and rapidly learn any trick that can bo taught the wisest dog. ROSECUTES HIS WIFE AND SON PENSACOLA, Fla-Len Williams prosecuted hig wife and son on a charge of highway robbery, He declared they held him up and wtolo $800, They were held for telal, | aren't roficient of the University of 8, Miss Dorothy Hager, of Boots and Saddles, the uni- Miss Hager, wh 020 15th ave, ! is standing by y” her 9 club stables. enior e home is in while at- Jatrongest supporters of this smnot i nd exorcise, Wit the Rid regular ri oack riding aa a and exer nasium class credit for t BOOTS AND SADDLES CLUB ORG. ANS D 6 memt of the F isn T year's man for women ote two times ght a woek Rie club, besides a morning “know" * ‘our name on the Boots must be thoroly you must be able to saddle horse; And they | and bridle him; you must be able to} put him thru his gaits, and last, but by far, you must be able a three-foot hurdle, and if foot-high hurdle ur trusty steed of trust day they pensioned firetruck draft horses, brokendown, delivery backs nor replicas of Wash Funk's sway: backed old equine, No, they aren't porch hammock models, but regular light-stepping, pointed-cared saddlers | with a mind of their own. ‘There are only 16 eligible for the Boots and Saddles organization, but there are 150 coeds in the riding classes under Miss Schuitze, and the | ding habit is catching. Mrs. Jo-| seph Lewis is the instructor and she has no fear of ‘‘auto calves"’ | studen pressure, | § for her Look at the picture of the pretty | girl printed above, A peach, isn't she? And that same “pretty girl” Just a Yew short years ago was fighting desperately in the front line trenches of Northern Francet From overseas Canadian veteran to female impersonator is a long step, but It was easily taken by Gene Person, one of the stars of the “Old Dumbolis” company at the Metro politan this week, Pearson was a soldier in France when it was determined to organize @ theatrical troupe to entertain the various Canadian contingents. He the company, and has enacted tho role of a beautiful girl since that time: Pearsons has not only the distinc: tion of being tho most beautiful "te malo impersonator on the stage, but ho also has tho highest range the stage, ‘Tho altitude of hid hish tow has earned him the title of the fale Galli-Curel.” One of the bl went hits of the "Dumbelis" ts the rendition of “The Last oxo of Sum. mor,” In which he reaches notes just a fow notes lower than Patti, form of} Grandmother of VERDICT DAMA( TES Jackson Funeral GETS Frank Hull Dies Services Friday FOR BTKERT Beeler to Talk BEATTLYE Hey wr fi finished crochet In three designs, the towels with hems, or hemstitched for Highly absorbent, and pure white. 19 by 32 5-Piece Lunch Set ssscreon sis, ttt seta o er, Inf an TABLE NO. 1—T5e to $2.00 floral des! 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