The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-10
JUST YOU SEE
lA>DI.S' OFFICE

iaN>DES' OFFICE
That somebody who wrote the fiSlt
had never looked In on a woman's
campaign headquarters IN Seattle
say. for instance. those OF Mrs. Henry
Landcs. candidate for the city coun.
ell.
Mrs. IandcH holds office" not nj
the family residence. hut rather In
a very buslness.iise compartment on
the firth floor OF the Henry build.
Ing. whore the door opening from the
hail reads. $40 - Campaign Head.
quarters Of Mrs. Henry Iande~"
Now the inside Of that offic~f
Well. Of course. there ARE ladies
three Of them. as a ruie-who
manage tho office from tho In.
side Hut you're aii wrong
there ISN'T . looking glass on
every wall. lnstead. rrrsf maps
Of the city Of seattle fairly cover
those walls. Tho maps were blue
and white 10 begin with. but tis-
ladies now call them their deco
rations Of red, white and blue
since each precinct. NJ II l. GOV.
erred by campaign worker. Il
eneircIed on the wall with a cray.
on mark Of red.
For the ladies' has~ rHyrtem" As
was said. there arc three OF them
In the office. usually. who incident.
ally pride themselves on the fact
that they work without pay
Mrs. George c. Dalton. remember.
cd In Seattle for fvr enthusiastic
work on the Community Chest drive.
IL business manager. who comes 10
work first In the morning and leaves
late az night. according 60 otirsr OF.
cupants Of the campaign head.
quarters Mrs. Dalton declares her
duties 20 be anything and every
thing. from runnin. the treasury 10
licking the stamps. ''oniy." she
adds. 1--WE haven't any treasury"
800 IN DRIVE
FOR CANDIDATE
Mrs. 4. j. Lombard. chairman OF
the precinct committee. has upon her
shoulders tho 30 prVcinets OF Seat.
tie, II ln her duty 10 find one cap.
tain for each precinct and 20 assist
each captain In finding one sergeant
for each block In her 1rirsc'. SOM.
times a district has eight or 10
blocks. sometimes 20 TO 20. To date
500 women. conservativciy speak
ing. mr., campaigning for Mrs.
fnntsa. How eniiusedf This way.
Ivy telephone and personal calls
distributing the cards Of Mrs fandcs
aud nnklng citizens TO pledge them.
pslvos 10 vote for their women eana''
date.
Each evening the number OF
hedges and number 81 calls made
during the day are sent In 70 cam
nalgn heafauarrrr. where Mrs. u.
n weeks. state chtiruian OF the ieg.
lsiatlon for the League az women
Voters. and campaign MANAGER Tor
Mrs. fAnd~a. circhs them up aha
flies them away In n great drawer
Tor important documents"
These arc the three ladies M
The offer. Hut there arc oth-
Or. who needs must APPEAR con
,,,a,iIy thr,sout the day. One
Of these IL Mr. Landes herself.
Vet Mrs. Iandc~ do~- not re-
main long. she happens into
the main cffire Of the besdauar'
tiers perhaps In the m<nms
inst long enough to state. Yes.
I'm ON my way to talk before
,be something either CONNER
ei.i club and 10 hear from Mrs.
we-k. or Nrs. Dalton AND
You'll need TO be ri the scmr
thing -or-oshsr improvement c'nb
by thrve--th~y Just called In
ard want you TO speak NJ the
meeting
For dates are made In the cam.
oairn headquarters Of Mrs LandcS'
An day long the telephone rings
With someone at the other end re
ouestlng that the candidate speak
before something meeting. All dates
for Mrs Iandes. however. are not
made with the office. Mrs. H. Nj.
stevens Il official chairman OF Inc
npaaker's bureau and, working on
the outside. arrangcs the majority
OF speaking engagements for the
candidate.