Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-10
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The Tribune does not need to speak
OF it. great admiration for Woman.
Without her, tits would indeed ~ \
cherries world. 1t might be qu,etrr
world, and . calm-r world, aud =
world with .mslIrr bills for dry 9"oc .;
but It would still b. y bleak. cold,
t"rhidding world, which would co">
t'nue to get worse tho lo"9e. i, lasted.
We snu't'ier 70 think OF the world ",
the e"d OF bundled womsnless years.
Bu' delightful ~ woman Is aud must
ever remain. how much deep sorrow
she often brings to good men.
We hope We understand the danger
OF even hunting that woman has .
.phere in \ contracted, tei.t.up Utica
.~use. The boundless universe 10
w"man's sphere. sane people have
stopped denying this. But how much
trouble she makes for man when she
steps out OF what WAS supposed t. b.
her .pheie IL the dark ages which
prevailed up to twenty, Thirty or forty
years ago. There 10 no place, We
suppose, TN the face Ut the earth W
iuhAh,t where woman is 50 unfet,rred
rs !" thu tate OF Kansas Here sic
follows out her manifest d-st,n, AID
votes aid h"lds office. Mature W, !
always triumuh IN the end. For q
long time ~oma" WAS unms,urxi;y
kept out "f office, but It could not 70
on furev.r.
Wo,na" has come into her own IL
Kansas. but alas tor man i" Kansas
A few days ago there arrived in lila
watha, Kansas, SEVERAL u"prep,ssess
ing looking men wearing stiff clothe.
~h'oh stood out around them like \
high hoard f-nce around 4 baseball
ground. After looking about town
little. they lii their pipes, pr"nured
great pals Ut PASTE, aud proceeded to
cover every hill hoard in thu city Win
post r. Of gorgeous aud starting
nature. They were advance h,it
stick-rs for a certain London
Ga'ety Company, which, i, ap-
pears, is c"mpcs'd l~rg. ly of Young
women. TIE p'c,ur's repres. nt+d
these young people as oIo.hei
i" u way winch It would seem should
have delighted the dre.s reform
women III it,awstha, since they show ed
n pretty thorough emancipation from
skirts, hut j, ems that it did no,.
The wone" If H,awatha were SCAT
"al'zed. III y arose III . bod, aud
pr"ce-d. d to the council chamber aud
d. ma"deh that the obnoxious pictures
tie prohibited. Unfortunately, the
w"rne" Of Hixwatha neglected. at thu
last election. to see that Aid. rmen
were CHOSEN from their own SIX. OF
course, the men refused to in er fefe
with the pictures, aud each felt in hi.
pocket to make sure that he had not
lost his complimentary ticket to tn.
pr, formance. The women were ia.
d,vnxn,, and lief. the chamber. Then,
according to the dispatch, they "arnec
themselves with pitchf"rks and rake.
and scraped the hills from the boards
tn y then d~clared the members o,
the Council social outca,ts xui went
h, me.
Nothing, We suppose. can be done
about this. OF course it is All outrage
on the men Of H,a~ atha thus to de
prive them If a chance for artistic
study, but what r. dress have they?
None whatever. In Kansas nothing
is so snpe,flnous NJ man. O.ce he
WAS powerful and his voice WAS heard
on public questions; nov he is seen
but little. AID i" place # the sound
Of lis VOICE there is the harsh scratch
Of the Rarden.rxk- and the four,,inrd
pi'chf.rk. MS his wife and daughter.
cultivate the h,ll,bnxrds aud tear AWAY
pictures in which he formerly de.
lighted. The question OF the depor,a
ton IT the Kansas man will yet find
its wxv into National politics. His
most sacred rights hav. heen trampled
on. There has ceased to ha any
rra-on for his further existence ia that
State.