The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1924, Page 3

AN OPEN LETTER TO WOMEN Tells of Mrs.Vogel’s Terrible Suf- fering and how she was Restored to Health by Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Detroit, Michigan,—**My troubles ‘Were severe pains in my back and eras lo bearing: | jown pains in my right side, also headaches and sleepless nights, I first began havin; troubles when AB} Lydia E. Pink-| ham’s Vegetable Compoun done for women and decided to try it. Af- ter the first week I could go to sleep every night and I stopped having that nervous feeling and fei a better a petite, The doctor had always said that an operation was the only thing j that would help me, but I never } any faith in an operation. Since the Vegetable Compound has started » helping me I do not suffer the severe ins, feel stronger, and am able to | ae eh cs . Tam more than/ glad to tell my friends that it helpe where other medicines have failed. —Mrs. Gus Vocet, 6608 Pelouze St. Detroit, see fo Arecord of fifty years service must convince women of the merit of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. IRA CLARK, chancellor com- mander for) the Knights of Pythias in Washington, arrived in Seattle from Walla Walla Monday morning on lodge business. Cynthia Grey Female of Species Has Same Right to Find Her Niche in Life as Male, Writes Woman in Answer| to “Bill,” Who Accused the Ladies of Usurping| Men's Jobs, BY CYNTHIA GREY Are women usurping men's work to the extent that friend hubby will soon have to remaitat home and do the knitting while wifie goes out and brings in the bacon? This question arose in these columns several days ago in a letter written by a man who signed himself “Bill.” Ina letter received today we have the woman's point of , view, Do you agree with her, or “Bill”? I will be glad to} print interesting letters on this subject, if not too long. Her letter follows: Dear Miss Grey: I notice that “Bill” has been speaking his piece about women doing men’s work, It seems poor Bill can’t get a job, and since modern women are being’ blamed for everything else, he flings his grouch atop the, heap. People who think as this man does are unable to see any) further than the ends of:their noses. Evidently they believe that there are in all the world but a certain number of jobs and when these are snapped up all hope is gone till some of the favored ones pass on and create vacancies. Can they not understand that when a woman changes her occupation from that of housewife to the business world many persons profit by the change? Hotels and restaurants, laundries, domestic employes, delicatessens, clothing stores all realize material gain when the married woman leaves her home, not to mention the many other ways in which money is spent more freely, And those who fancy the wife’s earnings are “velvet” are very much mistaken, for usually no more is accumulated than before the wife entered business. Her services in the home, when rightly performed, have a sizable cash value as many have found who thought to make the change a profitable one. But the real point of the matter is this, Many a woman Is (otally unsuited to domestic labor, while be. ing highly gifted tn some other line Cynthia Grey will receive call- ers on Monday, Wednésday and Friday from 1 to 2 p, m. and on 'trom R. J. | Yorce action and her association with | TH oNina Asserts Wife’s p) | ‘Charges Surprise Her But Bride of Clam-Digger Again Declares Husband Is Absent; Small Town Indignant NEW YORK, Jan, §,—Suffering since it might take him away from from a nervy collapse as a result | hom aN my business representa jot shock from the developments in| tive, She replied t » was en her marital and domestic affairs of | tirely satisfied, aa she was glad to the few days, Nina’ Wilcox Put-|haye the steady income of money nam, noted author and short story! "1 haye no feeling of animosity writer, was today confined to her}toward Mrs, Fassett: but I eanne room in ‘The Netherlands hotel, seek-| understand what caused her to| ing to plece t her the threads Of} make such accusations ax have fiction-like allegations which havelbeen made, If there was any ob flowed down about her head. HJection to the business arrangement Declaring that she was taken com-|with her husband, it does seem, pletely by surprise when she heard|tho, that I might have been told of the charges of Mra. Ellsworth Bas-|1f she wants him to give up the sett, of Madinon, pnp., that she| work I can discharge him tomor sought to have Mra, Banxett divorce | row her husband so that Mrs, Putnam | might marry him, the writer was! taken to her bed soon after her ar: | rival here last night, ‘Today a trained nurse was summosod to at- tend her, With her divorce decree of divorce Sanderson set anlde by the court at Providence, R. L, fol rie Mild lowed by the » of Mrs. Bassett,; MADISON, Conn., Jan. §—A small! Mra. Putnam faces an unusual situ-|town'y wrath raged today around the ation, but, in an interview with the | Princ s in the alleged “triangle” | United Preas today, she pointed out | created by Nina Wilcox Putnam hir that any connection between the di-| sworth Bassett, towering clam fr, a her personal representa. | and Mra, Hassett's charge that | 4 engagement broke up here. ‘onnecticut Yankees of Madi- disturbed at the publicity the town is receiving as a result of ‘As to the divorce action In Proy- idence, that is entirely in the hands | wel, 1 acted entirely advice of counsel and in com-| good faith in my efforts to meet all legal requirements as to residence and we for action.” | Ellsworth Baasett ax her business | lve, agent was impossible the Anticipating that a divorce from |» Sanderson was inevitable three years | Mrs, Putnam established what | she thought was a legal residence in Providence. Bassett, did | Mrs. Bassett's declaration that the not enter her employe until last July. | NOVellst proposed to her that she BAYS MARRIED LIFE | she Bassett from the ar WAS IMPOSSIBLE ap "I did not seek a divorce from Mr. Sanderson auso of a desire to marry someone else,” said Mra, Put nam, “I sought # divorce uo, son are however, visitors to Madison pay of this town's taxes and enable half the native population to spend the winters in Florida. A very sound the citizens of 85 per “pote reason, » CROTE-RANKIN OTTO F. KEGEL, President THE Modern Kitchen Tuesday and Thursday from 11 to 12 a. m, at her office in The Star Bidg., 1309 Seventh ave, jot work in which she could realize [financial success and find real hap. piness. It Is for her to decide which course to pursue. If she can express herself best in the business or profes. sional world that is where she be- longa. A great deal of the friction }of married lite today is duo to this | fierce clashing of modern wives and | determinedly old fashioned husbands. | Divorce will surely never decrease until men and women stop fighting | progress and move cn with the tide }instead of vainly seeking to buck it |tainadle for their children before leaving them for a business or pro fessional life. CYCLONE. eee How ts perfume made from flow ors, There are several processes. One is that of distillation, in which the |to the very limit o! Jance, my married life had become impos nible, “IT have no strange on divorce unless the not believe in divorce strange “Divorce In a thing to be avoided or new {deas fact that I do} 1s considered | human endur. I do not think a woman should prt to divorce except in extreme | re | neceasity | “Quotations from something 1 wrote soveral years have Madison, why such scandal as is now being nolsed about should not be. There is much sympathy, too, for | Mrs, Bi today, ow on her aff of an attor cing that from rs are in the hands y, Judge Zachary, and that she said her say Before she went Mra, Bassett reit- | rated that since Ju 1 her husband | n not lived at home, that he urged | to divorce him, and that Mrs gthy midnight con. Conveniences Render Better Results With LESS WORK at LESS COST Housewives Who Care Have or Will Have a | | will cease all effort when their wives | become wage eartiers, but this type } He goes from job to job looking for 3 = from place | are $ 5 ed life as they existed wher Joa | ( if jaomething easy, roving from placelare coated with lard, over which|Tied life as they existed when I filed CLUB HEAR Whiie They Last Frost has finally cleared away summer's garden flowers. Plant all spring powering bulbs now without delay Shipped Parcel Post Prepaid Over 320,000 ARLY TOLIPS 20." ,2°,00° est quality at one-half catalogue ders by color will be h named vart- labeled, Separate colors, first size, named Pu . Blue and ve and Purple . or Golden per 100, Dhe; I 1,000, $4.00, Ail colors, mixed, per 100, 75es per 1,000 $7.00. PLANT FRUIT TREES NOW Mall Order Dept. EL lot-4325 RSERY MEN -SEEOSMEN | Gth and Stewart at Westlake Sales Yard—(th and Virginia St 8 At Georgetown advertising SAVE. ssissstsssssiisssasssssssssstsstiissssitsstssississtsssssstsssistsssitesstiiitistitsriiiitetisisiiitisstistiiiisstiiitipet tates sssssssscssssssssestess have. } that there are a lot of lazy, good-for terfalls in the w | nothing wives who marry for homes, | “OR 8 Ul. frequently refuse to bear childrei chertand: ‘Mew Be }justify thelr existence, afd wallow | ing In extravagances. fare forth into the marts of trade | While they are young and strong NTT rrrrrrrrrrr rire rere rrrrrtrrrrcrscretcrcsstscestssresstestissstissassttacsssstssssrstsssssstessesisessstseste’ Read Star Want Ads Daily Star Want Ad Talk oer Do you know what can be accomplished thru COLUMNS? You can BUY and SELL more wisely and Those who have patronized Star Want Ads have found them exceptionally productive at a very small cost. The many oddities, furniture, tools, etc., that lie idle around the house can be exchanged or sold and quickly turned into cash or other needed articles. ; Today, and not tomorrow, is the time te start. Phone a Want Ad to The Seattle Star and see how quickly you will dispose of what you “Star Want Ad Cost Is Le MA in-0600 steam removes the oil, and the oil It Is true that a great many men! condenses and is collected. Another | process, which is used largely in of man never makes good anyway.|/ fence by the large manufacturers is very complicated—swooden trays | the flowers sprinkled. ra | deing set away a@ short time, "| lard takes up the odor of the flow to place, blaming the boss, the job, a the climate, his wife, eve can rybody but himself are and hang like mill-stones about their husbands’ necks, doing nothing to Yosemite, California, pper Harcey Funeral Is Set for Wednesday cou for C, C. Harcey h Many of them are cute enough to get away with ft, and no doubt men will prove to bo just as clever when their time comes In the meantime women have just one condition to meet before they Funeral serv 42, who di ave. W., nesday, at 2 should set aside an interval for| Watson cha: This accomplished! Fraternal 0: ure tho best care ob- ciate 1 at his home, onday, ¥ p. m., bearing. must # ssssssstisssccscstscssrccsiist ot iscs in THE STAR’S WANT AD Want Ad Dept. 333280 matter of r i been | F published purporting to express my velist’s home, “The ideas on morals and divorce reconded the mo. I can ¢ say uggested” Mra, Bassett would have bee hay band u n immoral for me te ued to live with my hus onditions of our mar ive up her husband. suit. ut I sot as a} wht divorce onl: and I on CANDID ask Jability to accomplish anything.| 1) o0G tne flowers are picked off ™Y friends to believe in me. The| Mrs, Katt When his wife starta working ho| on; Wntoim, ‘amen, ne font ag\charges of Mrt. Bassett were a com Heer | will get a chronic lame back calcu-|!)0, svaned off and the odors are Diete » te me, It wa Imen Lou Jiated to lay him up indefinitely, but] for cd by ameana of ether wh a toe hak hits aU ake |she will be independent of him, any aug gh $s cate | way, and if she doesn’t care enough) wat is the population of Japan?) HIRED BASSETT for him to support him in idleness) 7) jo99 i¢ 55,951,140. AS CHAUFFEUR |she can worry along without him pegs had | Waaeabyelehdy adviekd wis | Here candor forces us to admit) 11 are the threo highest wa.(@ rest mentee witoiadh 1 could t far and Ie ner at “a wom. | © you a square deal.” i to say saying isn the | red that | he next | ed Mra, Bassett © husband would b « for nd it wns t his camp He dec! 4 by able to do th sald he would u her that the financial terms were ar-|! ranged h would allow a “Thero was no hint from Mra, s re-election to run | Bassett or else that my and for the council were | ® presented zs of Madison | t «|New “U” Officers nam was on the nd extremely =n : . of the inews that to Be Nominated N Nomination’ of candidates for five as led rola-| offices of the A tad mtidasite tion of other events whic ve| University of Was on,» willbe been méntioned in Madison dis 4p. m W nesday at an/ patches. in Meany hall. “NO CONFERENCE; @ offices to be filled NO PROPOSAL” secretary, vice pre Mrs, Bassott alleged tt ened hoe Ate het : z officers of the board of | te Putnam's house whose rrald.Caldwel Marion Dix : . en and Murray Olwell, | was no such confere nok Fapreneniative even. thought of,” Mrs. Putnam de BROTHERS REUNITED clared, “Bassett and Mrs. Bassett] new YORK —I J. Greenblatt did drop in for a call one evening: | saw ture: of ato but it was ni It ‘ 4 The was the first t c " st merely t af an emy rain for W . h wife in emp Ti atted with Ba. tt. ed to her home affa r a Joh v ‘eraity h just he t lormit for stu GHIRARDEELIS SERIE Ta Ol aN Se ie LN aA PTAA The malleable construction prevents fuel waste and The vitreous enameled linings protect against rust. The Mirco-finished top reduces kitchen work. The duplex draft gives you easy control of fire and oven There are more Monarch Ranges in use in Seattle than Because it does exactly what we Ask the housewife who is using one. any other range. claim it will do. Buy Your Monarch Range Now— Arrange Liberal Terms Likens Lenine to 4 George Washington — Russia is progressing rapidly un- eat-| der intelligent and progressive lead- theme of a talk Commonwealth club Monday by Dr. Sydney Strong. “| who recently returned from a two- Dr, Strong com- ellingham Trapper |Drowned on Hunt, Catches Rare Fox BELLINGHAM Rauch of this city is the proud pos Body Brought Here asserted their | was found on a sessor of a rare fox pelt, black silver-tipped tail, is very rare in this of the country ith) sandbar in Port which he trap drowned | siven jyear stay abroad. pared Nicolai Lenine with George Washington as historical parallels. if Piles, Send r Pyramid Household Treatment for Itehing, Bleedi Pro- ching, or Truling Pies. Stops pain quickly, absorbs Parish | Menta, prevents friction, dries up ,| To Honor French Officers at Club I. O. O. F. Lodge Will Entertain Fellows Fifteen Seattle lodges of Odd Fel- will be quests of Se: lows, at a special meet evening at the Od Fel The Chamber of Commerce will! informal dinner Wednes- | 0 o'clock, | ing ‘T “GRAY HAIR IS Y DARKENED| |The first degree work will t j ferred on a number of candidates program will follow THE VESTRY of St. John's |church, of West Seattle, will meet} Years|in the Guild hall on Hanford st. at 18 p. m. ‘Tuesday. DOCTORS WARN AGAINST DANGEROUS DRUGS TO BREAK UP A COLD ands of pegplo are taking | rous drugs in the form of cold o QUICKL nt, | senior representatives and | Makes One Look Twenty Men and women who used to be} andpa and Grandma are| n, are Velda| now setting the styles by darkening \their gray hair with a simple home s will be filled | called ¢ junior | mixture. A. 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