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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, NOVKMHKH 1, 1918
EVFRV DAY IN THE YF1AK
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Ill irn-r in T'il I- ' I"r
MHIIIt.ll UK THE AS -KM lATHIl I'KmH
The At'one'ed 1'r.n ii ei'lin'ie'i, ntttlrd
to th.. i.h f.ir r. ( it.nret.o'i f ft. I nt 'h
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November 4. ion.
Siir.ii giwiitii, tn.l niri, l all ffi'w
m. a'i Hi.' days nl m lite l'e J..
'I he .iirr p.. m i.,na "I ')' l.n.1
tllrnH me ell ltt .tan,
II inav Itiy huliee tie mltiM ahte.
' Viol t mi aura lip iireie
r.d I will ilwrll in the hnuae of Ihe
1 vrd forever l'a 'J4 'i
A M'l lit lll.ll.ss ( MCI(..
, tine of the moed ('" U r ram
pxigiiH since illlrn I'd ani fi lead
ing InduHiry In this country Ik iiiiw
irm lli ally closed. Mini I hi' munacerii
for Jiiilli nf I he dominant purlieu
h.ir given out optimistic statement"
of Mho rmulu eipertcd.
Til" i.iDi k Ik ii Iiiim been peculiar
Hi lli.it it him Indeed been a etpccch
lee coiiiihi. In okUhnina iml m
nlr iiihlli' npmrn Iih lufn iiimlo
in h.'hulf nf rithi-r tlrkft. Thorn
hN horn nn nuiin'llnk; liruNai nr tink
ling cvmliulM to urnimn llio rntlnm
mom of party fnllowerM Tho llvor
innniiril orator dlrl not (inl any ilo
inainil for hlH mTVli on, viirl ho
pruli.ililv woiilil not havr had a hur
rahing crowd to Rlva him InHplra
(ion If ho had tircn turned loono.
It had horn rathor a miill-nrdor
rampalwn, candldaloa and tholr inan
.'iiriK doprndlnK upon lllarattiro and
nonapapor advorllHing- In aolloit Inir
auppoit. Tho offcrt of thla aort of
caniaplif nlng la holng watrhed with
Intrrral. It la RoltiR to ahowr whether
the votora are mors Impifaaod with
Ituo niothnd, or whethor It takon. or
atory and torrh-llKhta to arouac
thorn to tholr patriotic duty.
Anoihor algnlflcant frature nf thla
campaign l lha allonce of domo
cratlc papara In roiard to the atata
tii kot. Many of the paper have. mt
made a aint-le editorial reference to
the atate ticket and have had very
little to nay about the county Candi
da lea (Mhnra, notably among tho
more prominent dally papera. have
only made a cunual reforrnce to any
ef the candidal. Jtitt what thla
meana la hard to underatanri. It
may be a reflection of the lack of
Intcreot among the people, or It
may be they felt there wa ao little
to be aald In tholr favor. Again. U
may moan that they have been Im
preaaed with the growing demand
for a change, and while heailutltig
to openly advocate a continuation of
tho obi regime, decided to let the
candidate! carry tholr own burdens
At any rate the allonce of the demo
cratic papera haa Inren'eo uniform
throughout the atate that It hua been
the Hubjoct of much concern among
the political woikora. Homo of thrne
papers did not een comment on
I'reolilont Wllson'a appeal, or (tlvc
It publicity.
Tho votora have been left largely
to tholr own Judgment In lb In otate,
and Jimt what they have decided to
do one can only gnraa. The lack of
intercut inanlfoniol before tho pri
mary li.ui continued through until
this day, and tho unusual lack of cx
prr.BOlon of their e nil men In ha.i
kept the pnlulci.ina hew lldci od
l VOC WANT A MANt.i:.'
Tho par.imounl 1miip In the slate
ampalKn in ( ikl.ilmin.i Ii not
whether thi.s otate oIihIh behind
I'rtldcnl W'ilaon In Ins conduct of
the w.ir, but whether the people who
havn lmic Miffeie.l f 1 1 i ii extrava
gance and max h. lie rule want "
ChHt'KC
There has boon much crlilii.ni
anioni; democratM of the unneccn
sary i xpenae and nmi liine iiuliiies
plH.vod b) the present adininimra
tlon and us pri'dereasorH. They
linow the slate gnvernincnt can bo
Min more economically, and that Hie
;.i'.- Inrs no: need the cecal army
of rni.,' 'os now on 'he pay roll.
They know that liovernor Wil
lmms pu ked JudRe Kohertaon a. bis
a.;. r.-u-. and they ha i ea.l the
effjime praim glrn ihe prrKcnt
Htalc iiliinn.blrutinn b .luilse Huh.
erthon. lie promlhes no relief from
'be u. border borne by the people
of thm Blale. hut ba s.i.. in elfcct
' ..t ho wl'l make tun ai'.miniM. a
tion n tiiuch l.ke ili.it of i inventor
U'llli.iinii as poihle. If elected, be
will tuke over ihe machine tiovernor
Wiliiaina ha. 1 ; 1 up. and foiir
years hence will in (i.;n atttiuept to
turn over the affairs of the Hate to
ft auccos.-nr picl.cd by the ni.ich tie.
This ii vchai f.o ( tlv ot. rs t.i
moriow. and tin- hi..:, hi., reached
that critical ' pc ii her hit-Ion-
W'hiCll UllOulll CllaSC CVe:y ((.- to
take atock with l.:u se;f and. con
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weeks Ibe aitilleii Im.iii b.i i d me n I
hit " been lie.ivV.
'I lie eM"cr.lt ie . " f I lliltlce ban
f'nrii lime In liftii' a n nmi (it 0 lll.il
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Into ai-lion bif'" "tie ir.ihnu "i
.mother Iboir tt.iii'pni i itj ,n was lc
laved. .iide I lol.er t sou paused here
a niomoiit and ttirew a small hand,
irrenade which ptonil to bo h ilml
Y V'. HasltiiKs w.iii ariiionnced fnr
ii flank iniivetneni. but for some i ea -nun
ho decided lo i e 111 ,i i ii m hm own
(rem h.
Jon Thompson watt oxpoi ie, to
bring his ouicliiiio uun Into play, but
he discovered t,Mt I'upimn Salto,
now on the f.lrtig linn in Kimiee,
wax IhroiitemnK bio rear Kiiard. ho
he decided lo slay in Ii let own dug
out .Scott l erria wait announced a the
Kiuli who would conduct an nffeiis
lo over the entire district, but be
hesitated only long an mi Kb in Tulsa
to eat a good feed at the I'etioli'um
i luff and send up a few weak flairs
I'ongroMiman Kahn of California,
the man who saved tho h.i im for
I'rcHidcnt Wilson when bis nw kcii
orals had deaorlod Ms at. imlar. I
slopped off In Tulsa on lis way
homo to say a word In behalf of
llerl ('handler and tell of the assist
ance Mr. Chandler rendered In be
half of the president's war meas
ures, but the flu order prevented
his making a public speech. Ho Is
sued, however, a strong statement
showing that Mr. Chandler was I""
per rent patriotic on all the war
moaauroa.
. Henator ('wen has been appealed
to for a statement In behalf of Mr.
Howard, hut he haa made no re
rponee. The senator la fair enough
to know that ha could not ask for
Mr.- Howard's election without
charging Mr. Chandler with being
derelict In hla duty am) disloyal to
the president, and ao he has re
mained allent.
At thla writing It looks ns If Mr.
Chandler was holding his forces well
In hand aad had Ihe beet of the
battle which hns been ranging in
thla distVlct.
Oklahoma has contributed loyally
and generously to every call for war
funds, and she will continue to do so
whenever there is need, but her peo
ple are not so rich that they can
afford lo see their money squan
dered to keep a lot of political wire
workers on the state's payroll,
.luil Re llohrrtson endorses thh ex
travaganre by commondina In un
stinted terms the present slate nd
ministration.
Tho democrats In Congressman
Kiihn's district In California evi
dently do not take the presidency
view seriously. They have endorse,
Mr. Kahn and placed his mime oil
the democratic ticket.
L
Why should the democratic Cam
paign nianaiters be so concerne I
over what somebody else said ami
did yeats ago'.' Has not President
Wilson said that be would not bo
bound by precedents'
"1' won, 'I take th' Ani,r:i,i'i .
in Trance, m i-iMntry !',":i;.i
three nioiitlis C i ,i m ., i;u,n (
.in' nam f sia:,. i-ghi hire tli.it
that point ought I' l,e Hi' K.iioi't.
Pal.li '." N-ild " Nil' - T.iin.-t t d.iv
A woman would r.ifhoi m.itrv a
poor provider any tunc than a poor
lisicnt r.
j Abe Martin j
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time I" p' I fill Into In ii.i h e a
sp, . , h b. ,i,rs not i. ire boii o-iii: it
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. a ii 1 1 I 1 1 es ;,re rlliinlliK i.ili be Inl.f
h .'.it,i in Hum words 'Ibe i .-,
oi 'I of I be illl in, adnii'ii-1 .1 mn "
llmi . you Ilk. it, Mr. 'I .. x p i , el '
I ' l-t.iukllll llow.iid i!'-iit,i, f.itle
' itl,l, lie for l-ftliK' I" Ibe ninth
It, dial). I tliilfli t. Is fllfillltii: oi, -i plat
folio for III' public on I, ri Nlllp of
pi-lute po t. nr.li. ami b- m one of
the iii. -ti I'ri'si'h nt Wilson wants
elected.
The iklabonnin t,e old I. ids. Is
lint aliovo liilsrepi-esentiitlnti when It
be, oriieH tiei essary to endotne lif.v
ernor Willlain's iidniirilsti.it Ion. lint
yoll bile prub.iblv liolieed t tut It Is
niiher Icirv about commeiidini; gov
ernor ltobiTlson
Here Is the wav one Tulsa woman
puts If A unman who IbiokH she
lias l.ren ".levoted " long enough:
who needs ii "poll " for bor vaulting
aiiibltloii. whose troubles are not
"little one..." and bo spends more
time inrinK li-r ileus thin viewing
her heirs.
Kx. lamed, l.v Malt Inilir: I'rank
I'leral. the iirnial i.ikrsmilh of tho
( in i Ii i ! l.eailer, Is hi, ti, en bat. acgra
l.lled over the VI a V Home persons
pt out. mice Ins name Sonic call It
I'le rut and others I'lrate. All ore
uioiiK I'l l-'ratice his name Is pro
nounced Monsieur I'eero. Tho
Leader's able fuiionrapber ts a phar
macist by profession mid u grntle
mati by iiiilurc I'rank I'lerat is lank,
lean iinil peculiar. Ills body weiijh
only Ml pounds, but mentally he
welglia more than half a ton of haled
alfalfa.
The Wife.
ny jank rma.rg
llutli ti Mmli Happier Now That
HhcIk-I Is Willi Her.
ClIAlN'KJl I.XV.
To Itulh, having Hachel with her
would have been unalloyed Joy had
It hot been fur the fact that her
iiunl had not vet forglvei her for
disgracing the family panic by go
ing to work.
"She sholy was ma '. lvld vo when
she got dal letter, missy Kuth. She
a'inosi upset ile hull house, she did."
"Hut Harliel. what difference does
It make w bethel' I wash dishes and
scrub, here at home, or earn the
money somewhere else to pay you
to do it V
"It don' make no difference to
Hachel. honev." She was proud
that Kuth could work In the shop.
It u t It h id taken her down with her
one nieirnlnK. Just to I. her see
what a lure plare It was "Hut yo'
Hunt urn n inns' pirtlkler woman.
Thov ain't none of her fnlksea ever
worked."
Kuth had written several letters
to her mini At first she tiled to
iiutke her understii nil hnvv she felt
about things: th.it she hated house
work and vvas hanpy In the decorat
ing Hut Mrs Clavhnrn" had re
in, ilneil so obdurate, she had so In
slsfntly declared Kuth was disgrac
ing her. that now she scarcely men
tioned her work at nil -lust wrote
bright, bree.v letters telling of her
new friends tin- Roberts of
vvbri'o i-he went, what she was read
ing, etc.
"I .lint long to to 1 ber all about
inv work." Kuth said In Clara Hub
erts mi" d.iv but it only makes her
angry, s" I keep still."
"I i an t iin.leisl.im' H'" Clara
bad sv mpat helically replied. The
Idea of thinking it was lowering to
take ,i position ou'shle the home
vv .is t.. her i rallv f mini .
"Aunt is xotv aristocratic"
"Yes. but si rubbing ami washing
dishes .ne tint I know, don't I do
hot li'"' x
"llul unless ' V on tol,l tt. ni one
would Know. I re.illv heliei,. aunt
would I," k Die door and work
nights rather thin let anvnne know
she did inn thing. Yn she Is so
sensible in every other wav It's
Ibe way 11 gtni'l inal'V southern peo
ple fori Tin v ir ailvvavs had so
in.itiv niggrrs to iiail on tlicm. tbev
Republican State
(JOVKRSOR
Horace O. McK,'vr. I'.uld
I.IKUTT.NANT tiOVURVOR
Harry 11 .teruinnn. Oklahoma City.
Sl'.l'RKTABV 01' STATE
John K Stlir.tivai-t. Pawnee'
STATE AUD1T0K
livcrrtt run-ell r.nld
ATTORNEY tlENKR AL.
Y.brn L. Tailor, I'oteau
STATE TREASURER
E V To-tnr Tlic,a
Sttl'T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
.1 K llAtn ill .111. ruita City
STATE EXAMINER AND INSPECTOR
D V Bannlnttmi, Oklahoma C.ty.
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
Wm O Wallai-a Oklahoma Ctty
COM R. CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS
Harriet 1'itri.ii (lll.ttap. Chanttln.
ISMUltANOE COMMISSIONER
V. W Snvil.ir, Itnlil.'ilTilla
C'Hll'.r MINE INSPECTOR
John S i;anier"ll, M.-Alfslnr
rPESIDENT BOARI1 OF AGRICULTURE
J W lUnifwrll, Helena
CORPORATION COMMISSIONER
C V Liiflm. k Fort C'ttlv '
CLERK SUPREME COURT
Kfurna Ca'i Milt-koaee.
U SITED STATES SENATOR.
W R .Tohnsnn. Arrtmera.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONURESS
I. A, (Beit) Chandler, Vioit.
(The Heart Hunters!
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s".u Will the I. He, ;, ,,, ban, I. I , -I i.,"e, lib, ill. Tllell I found
sough! 'lie shade ,.f ; i p..,. I m- I1 l ., siveit so lov.it. Ie that I
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veals
"Al'i W,, ll.ld left o,: blow II. I
went t" okii amt'i ami a -ke I tinm
if 111,) did not I. now ins Al lirst
These Candidates Worthy the
Vote of All Upright Citizens
Keeping away from politics, then
Is a condition 1 li.it exists In this I '
dlcl.il district, roinprlalng Tills. i ami
I'awnee counties, that li rap,. I i n-
coming ho serious that disastrous n
suits are certain to follow, and 'br
Is th" congestion of Hie dockets Th'
present Judges are so far behind 'hi'
there is at least two xi-srs' strenuoii.
work nhe.id of them befoie th.- do- I
ets ran be cleaned up. unless tin
new ly elerled Judges get to work and
clear up ibis ctiliral condition
There may come a lihie In Tulsa
county, as comes In all new com
munities which have had 'be rapid
growth In population that Tulsa cltv
and rnuntv has, w hen 'orrelosuri s
are bound to come. With the dock
ets as far behind as they are now.
practically any estate would be ab
solutely absorbed before It could be
reached on the dockets and cleared
up. and the man who has hla monev
In properly would lose every cent of
it. This is the time to think of these
matter
The World haa no particular In
terest personally In either the' repub
lican or democratic candidates run
ning for district Judges, further than
selecting men for these places who.
by their past services anil acts, hive
have some reason for feeling us
thev do. I guess "
"If she could see the lovely place
you work. I thing she would be
more reconciled."
"I've thought that. loo. It's one
reason I have urced her so hard to
a,,,l i-luit mn And Mr Miindc!
Is so nice to me. He has raised me ,
twice since I have been with him
without my H.sking for It. either "
"You are awomler! I tell Ken
yoin that I'd give ever) thing If I
were only half as clever. I n in good
fn nothing hut Just a housekeeper."
"Hut you like It, and I loathe do
ing It. That's the difference. If I
hid cared for housekeeping I prob
ably never should have looked for a
position. Yet In many ways we are
better off because I did. Then, too,
I can have Kachel because of It "
"She's a dear."
"Isn't she? I love her dearly,
and hope now lo keep her always."
Ituth meant It Now that she
had Hachel with her. It seemed like
a bit of her old plantation life come
to her. Now she was eagerly wel
comed when sh arrived home, was
petted and made much of.
"Is yo' tired, honey?" would be
Rachel's greeting, then she would
unfasten Ituth's shoes, ami draw
her bath Just as she used to do in
the time which Ind seemed so long
ago. but which now Kuth declared
had not been any time at all.
"I Just shut my eyes, mammy, and
It seems that I never have been away
from you. Sometimes I think 1 am
a little girl again, and you are tak
ing cue of me lust as you used t"."
"Yo ain't nothin' but a chile, yo
ain't. If in Is mar'd "
"Oh. yes I urn! but I like to be a
b.ibv to vou. Hachel "
Of'eit after some such conversa
tion 1! icliel would crumble to her
self "Taiii'i no use la'.kin' Master
llrian don't make 'hough of her. he
don't I haf to make up to her, t
does."
Kuth had told Hnan that she was
to receive $10 a week more. That
and County Ticket
SUPREME COURT CANDIDATE
II It Monlcotnanr. Sutb Dlntrtct.
8TATE SENATOR
tilenn Condon. Tulaa.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
, Two to elrrt i
J J. I Jack 1 DaSbana.
Hcrica J Newbarry,
DISTRICT JUDOES
i 1'WO tO 'I
Horara Speed. Tulsa.
Stanley C. Ed.mii.ter, Pawnee
COUNTY TICKET
SUPERIOR JUDtiE
John T. Kernnan.
COUNTY JUDGE
J. H. Wllklns
COUNTY ATTORNEv
Rufua A. Undarwood
SHERIFF
Will am McCnllons!i
ASSESSOR
O. A. Stelner
COUNTY CLF.RK
D R. r.eee
COURT CLERK
William C. Cheate. Sand Sp-rina
COUNTY TREASURER
John M. Goldeiberry, CollinieiMe
SUrT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Jack Keeling, Tnlia
SURVEYOR
W, II. Hendrao.
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I oiet i be Itnu sweep of rolling
iati.l S.iiichow. I lie news was not
-ii.,i,i:-- ... me. i fell almost in some
1 1 1 1 e ', ; , I,, 1 1 Ie WilV lllilt' I IllUSt ll.lVC
lo -ah ti fo, a inhg while,
M .tid.iv The Meeting
-new tl themselves to be expedient
in. I li.ud workiiisT an-l efficu nt
Pie ri pu libra ii candidates, have
'n investigated by The World, and
-o have th" democratic andld itrs.
.i d from purely n standpoint of bav
ii lt the best interests of this enni
iiiui'itv at heart Th" World burtlv
lei'.tnmendi and urgen the e'ec'ion
of Hot, i, e Speed of Tu'.s,! and Statilev
1 id 'tieisier of Pan nee for district
Indies.
Those men nre known for what
thev have done Jn Hi" past llorare
Speed for ve.-lrs. was 1 tilted Sl.l'es
Httornev of dklahoni i Territory, and
bull, led an enviable repiitation as a
l.iwver on account, of the hard work
be ,ll, In clearing up cases. He Is.
perhaps, the most expedient lawyer
in the slate, has been in active prac
tice for more than a third of a cen
tury, of matured thought, and a man
who would honor the bench and
honor the district.
Stanley Kdtneister. eoiinfv Judge
of I'awnee couctv. has the uni'iue
distinction of being the only county
fudge In the state who has never
been reversed bv -i higher rnurt.
It is on account of the high qual
ifications of these two members of
the her that The World urges their
election.
Mr Mandel had said she earned II.
"I do. too.' she hud added
"I suppose you Ihink ou are
worked to death," he hud said,
scowling;
"In my work it is tl.e knowing
what must be done that they pay
people for. Uriah.' After I or some
one else have figured out Just
what :i house or a room needs, al
mosl anyone can carry out our or
ders." ' He'll he making you one of the
firm, next." lie w.m beginning to
sulk ami tashovv his je.ilousv.
"I hope so'" Huth laughed Th"n
she added, "Come on. let's get
dressed slid go somewhere." We'll
lust use the first ten having a good
'time together. Perhaps it will bring
us luck if we dn.M
"I s' I cun t see but you are lucky
enough. That is In all hut the mart
inn m.i tried" i
"That was Ihe verv luckiest thing
T ever did." she replied. Ihen hur
ried hlni off to dress. Yet, in spite
of her cay manner, she felt de
pressed by his gay reception of her
news.
Tomorrow Hrian Takes Mnllle to
the Matinee Ruth is There Also.
Horoscope
!
, t'o i)' r iti l i Ihe .-'liir- Nr i aper Sin
ihcate )
Karly In Ipc morning of this day
Venus ia In benefic aspect. Later
Neptune Is stroncly adverse.
The new Moon of this date pre
sages a culmination of many adverse
forces and may he conducive to the
! sort Jf depression that Is the dark
ncssVeforo dawn, .luplter r.sing in
1 Tanccr in trine to the lutninartOM is
j roil,! iii. ileno'.lng a successful period
In hiiMiticss. a'thotmh Neptune Is In
la place tin f.i vorahle for revenue, dii.
I covertes of fraud and losses through
i swindling heitig presaged.
K.iilw.ivs arid p'S'al service in a v
go through an li nf i vorahle period In
which criticism rnav he encmraced
hy seditions influences There Is a
ni en read as discontent among em-
, p'.oves and Ihe forecast of labor
troubles
The (healers wl'l ponie Into a perl-
i od that is not favorable and there
is a prognost ;c t' utn of libel suits Hnd
fin. h slan,!.-r in which the people of
he m.i bo a r- concerned.
i Kiiod Is .-nlijcc: to a direction
niaVini: f,o- trouble in obtaining
i-ooKa or pel-; i '., i,rvc !t and this
en .! 't lo-A vi. ' btlt: about new do
1 e-t-c conditio;: If is prophesied.
t'bat'C.-s iti many customs are fore--ha,
low ed for the o:ir of 1 s 1 II and
these will brinu about higher stxnd
. nils of llvitiK. tl.e seers declaro.
Agiin the seers vv i rn tliar health
must be sifeniiai-ilcl. since their
nrojihecy of sick ties-; that would af
fect the wli'V'- nation indicate more
'ban one epidemic, t'hildren s-hou;d
be i-ioti ete.l with especial ca'-e.
1'ersons vvh'o.o birth, late it is have
lie p'oiiijs.. of n 'ivorabie year in
a:1 t'si'oots. The voung will court
in-1 in.'irn.
ricM'o'i borti on this dav will
oi-ol'.ib'v be Kind, t boiiKht ful .in.l af-
, feet ...iiate, bir they may be inclined
' lu be indiscreet.
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M'GUIRE'S SUFFRAGE j
CLAIMS SET ARIGHT;
New ork Has Ism I'olil I Hon It by
iiwiird-slin kcr I Jcim'iit IaxI b
Mn'lallil I amllilali'.
OTHER STATES DEFEAT IT
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Ohio uiul Maine, llumlrisl I'cr Cent
iiii t'l' uii state. Turn Iiown I'm
isniil by I Mr at: Majorities.
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critu isms cf an'i.suffruK'
Two
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Tuna p
y I Inn I'.'rd Mcliuir.;
i pei s ii'Viire rorrectmii.
in
.Mi- M " i ul r Is evidently not
itiiii' of the com ,le. 1 fact that
woman suffrage was foisted upon
tb" state of New York by th" pro-
'ierm.i,, picifwl, socialist vofers or; tnai a nanuiui ol ........,... m
New Y,k city. The socialist can- women may play the game of poll
.li.l .ie for tnavor. Morr's llllhiult. ; t, a and grasp tho political plums
appealed directly to the coward
slack, r element of New York city.
With ht.t two planks In his platform
- p.. lent any-prico ami woman
suffrage he spoke n Herman. Yid
dish and l-:ngllsh"!i audience who.
in mortal terror of their skins, nat
ti r.i 1 1 v churned the skirt. of women
and dragged them to the firing line.
Not realizing the looming rurnare
In tln socialist campaign of New
York city, the up-state voters larije.
lv remained away from the polis on
election day This default, rom
line.l Willi the tunt-ovrr of ll.'.O.OOU
v.. I.-- i,. so,-,., lis,,, in the great cn .
pi . ci.seiv offset the 2f.uu majority
defeat of woman suffrage In l!' I!, .
i . , wi ...ffriiin am defeated.
though by a compnratlvelv sman
majority throughout the state nowo
to the city line, where tho sv-rr-whrlming
socialist vole, swept suf
fi ige upon the slate.
on the same day, Ohio a 100 per
c nl American state -for tho third
nm defeated suffrage by a ma
jority ft per rent greater than New
York's suffrage surccaa. The corn
ii.iriu,,,, nf ton loriites hernniCM about
40(1 per cent of Ohio over New YorkJ
when the relative populations of the j
two states Is considered.
Maine, another full blooded Amor-,
Iran stutr. and the oldeat prohibition,
atate In tho union, also defeated ,
woman suffrage luM fall by a three ;
to one vote. '
Woman suffrage haa been defeat-
ed in lit popular elertions during the
last five years. The total majorities
against miffrago reach almost two,
million votes. Millions of men have;
recorded their opposition to suffrage
whereas) the suffrage surcessea have
been due Invariably either to a de
fault vote, or -as In Montana, Ne- ;
xad.i and New York to a powerful
socialist influence So strong Is the
opposition to suffrage in the. state,
of New Yorlt that a. tremendous;
movement has sprung into existence
for a resubmission of the question i
Woman suffrage will ultimately be
repealed in New York and sooner or;
later it will be wiped from the hooka
of the victimized states of the fur
west.
Mr. Mcfiuire's virtuous defense of'
prohibition is edifying Hoes he,
know that of 2S prohibition stales.!
only six have woman suffrage: than
prohibition stale after prohibition!
slate, notably West Virginia and
Maine, have overw helmingly le-j
fented woman suffrage; that women i
voters repeatedly have voted "wet'."-
Is it possible that Mr. Medium is j
so far behind the times that he does
not know that the most powerful i
advocate of woman suffrage In this
country. Arthur lirlsbane. editor-In-'
chief of the pro-suffrage Hearst
papers, which have been accused
from one end of the country of the.
other of pro-liermanism, Is now be-
ing Investigated by the l tilted staica
government for his alleged alliance
vvih pro-derman brewing Interests?
Has Mr. Mcdulre never heard that
the most brutally pro-euffrage news
paper In the country, the Washington
Times owned by Arthur Hrisbane,
was finan.ed by the "Ibiuor inter
ims" to fight prohibition'.'
Ones Mr. Mctiulre suppose that
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the Ilearst-Hrlabane-Brewlng com
bination would preach woman auf
frage if they thought it would help
prohibition? Ioes he think that
Messrs. Hearst and Urlsbanu. el al,
are fools'.'
ir did .Mr. McUuire ever consider
'hat a newspaper accused of clibUiy
a)ly iiiighl. in agitating woman (suf
frage, conceivably aec In il an ad
vantage to our country's enemy'.'
Mr. Mctiulre obviously knows next
to nothing of M orrnonisni. Much in
nocence cannot be criticised, al
though It is unfortunate that tie
has published his Ignorance.
The opposition to feminism is
based upon fundamental principles
of government, and upon the e'ernal
u nties of nature. No amount of
innuendo can alter the fact that
normal women are unable to man
age governments. Mr. McUuire pro.
,,hch to put a premium upon the
toughened woman upon the rather
prevalent type known as the "third
sex." He wants to penalize the
motherhood of his state, in order
of offUe and preferment.
Anti-suffrage, on the contrary,
epitomizes as ideal, predicated upon
the concept that woman's service to
mankind entitlea her to political Im
munity, and that the Innate chivalry
of men cannot aurvive the mascu
linizing of women.
Anti-suffrage believes that wo
man aa the torchbearer of human
itv. should cultivate her liod-given
gifts of harmony, peace. Inspiration
and disinterested service, Instead of
Imitating the masculine qualities of
strife, eluahlnar partisanship and
i competition. wnicu- anei
actual
war find their Inveitable expres
I sion In political battles,
Now nolitlca under woman suf
frage cannot remain masenillne Hy
an initial process of "petlicoating"
it finally reaches the neuter stage.
And neuter politics Is about as tlod
forsaken a prospect for the I'nited
(states (is 1 can Imagine.
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