The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

cease and that no longer will olsen
gagged prtticoala and unalshtly cot
Adorn the state heAdquartefx.
And. II there is doubt about Il b.
ing a fray Of the KilkenneY variety
listen to this story Of the rca
-innEfd- history Of how the spin
firAt occurred.
"a cot. lust an ordinary iittls
bed. started the whole thing" said
one Of the suffFsgettss today. we
iuat couldn't stand for a bed In ths
headquarters and then. too. th'
bed was such looking thlns
Most Of the time the sheets huns
down around the edges and thu
cover was ss.eeut one
And psttieoats. roel
Just think Of n We bad ths
place fired up With good looking
classy furniture. and TO have Il NJ
tered UP with bed vas bad
enough. hu, whsn the president
took 10 leaving her pctticoats hans
Ing In plain sight on the wall ~
protested with the reanlt-a split,
I'VE mus, have modern meth
DDS said Leonla nruwue. ths
weliknoWn attorney. today III
We mean TO win ss must look pros
porous and dress moiish This
thing Of going about with a skirt
hanging down IN the back won't
do. Women have Just rot to shoS
that voting wont change them ous
BIT before the men will eounts'
nance H.
Mere Matter Of Dress.
on course a mere man doesn't
know much about these things
Whether II Ia proper TO wear
red dress and a blue hat Al one
and The same time Is "a 80 much
Greek 10 him. But this talking
about dress Is getting away from
equal suffrage. though Il Is a safe
bet that n the question were lefi
to masculine vote the moiishly
at,lred would win Whether they b.
"ina" or @outs."
The Insurgents insist that they
are the up,oanuff tube gowned
persons and they are out for vic
tory and n they don't carry the
day when II comes to the election
Of officers for the association
June g0th. they will know the
reason why and Il viii not be from
A faint hearted effort
Constitution An,lqvassd.
The Insurgents. claiming that the
present constitution has Decoms
moss grown with age. In fact that
the whole regime ia antiquated,
have prepared a set OF amend
msnts whloh. II adopted. will
change the entire personnel Of the
association.
Those amendments are TO be
discussed at the state convention
which Ia TO be held on June 30th
from 2 to In the afternoon,
Right here is another sticking
they hint that the shortncas Of the
sion.
Why. oh. why. say the lnsur.
gents, has the state president
called 30 short a session. Darby
they hint, that tho shortness Of the
time will not allow much discus
sion Of their proposed amend'
ments 10 the moss grown" con.
stltution, and that in 10 brief n
period rs three hours very little
opposition to the reelection Of the
present president could be engen-
dered.
VIII Find a Way.
How are they going to defeat
those dark and sinister plans1
Oh, In many. many ways Per
haps they will adjourn the meet.
ing Of the state convention and
hold another There are various
ways by which they can rout the
enemy. they say. and they make
no bsnss about Il either They
are open in their fight and don't
care who knows IL.
II the state convention Is az
brief as has been announced by
the president, Mrs. De Voc. II will
not be- a short aud sweet meeting.
it Is sure To be about the warm
est three hours that could well be
imagined.
Things will fairly slzzle. and.
we'll, when they all get out Of the
hospital
As only a few have spoken and
as all are Eomen-well, this story
will he continued