Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-02
W. Q. 7. u ooHvEETroN
On,rssriy Meeting for Marion County
Held "a Tnfner

H"l0 ~ Anfhet
TugsKh, Jan. g. The REGULAR
auareny meeting of the w. q. 7. !.
met &c Turner. o.. January -, aud
hell tso HsS@
A runDer - delegates from the dlf-
fsfea' places were present Mrs. Carl
ton from WOodDurD,. Mrs. Pear
son, Mrs Morris. Mrs HadIey,
president of the w. q. r. U. ut Ma
ron, Mn. Hiosbaw from Marion, Mrs.
No. s,#bgies, from Brownsville,
Mn. Ramp, from Salem. The fret
days work was taken up mostly
by reading rclprts from the different
places snd discussions followed.
Mrs. Unfuh <sve soiDs very god ad-
vice % ,be ~ 4 of drinking tea aud
g ,nss.
Rev. WbiiemaD made few remarks
IN behalf of bis ei,urcb and its relation
- ths w. T.. 4. U., aayiug he and bis
congregation we're ln full sympathy
grtb tie work. Remarks were made
by Mfr. 5paDgler, president Of the
meetings.
A. 7:5O Jcloek, IN the evening, Mrs.
q uh delivered lecture on "fhe Old
Is esbeIOF." Mrs. Unruh's ability In this
lias II WORK ca mot be oyer.estimatsd.
Toe is tuFs was enjoyed aud fully ap-
. rciAted by all.
on Thursday Mrs Ramp aud Mrs.
= ,angler led the devotional exercises.
ne cHninItlee On resolutions. Mrs.
lsmr, Mrs. Carlson aud Mrs. CI0cker,
.,wrisI that tie branch 10 Salem II
ssrping .ip ,iis frAdiDg rooms aud IN In
q very pr~psn,u. condition, and that q
a .iou has Drsn organized at Marion
with Az encouraging outlook for the
future. iue rarusf uDiOD reported en-
cjara llngly that the tODabco Isw is be-
lag vuk,fcsd. Mrs. Carson presented
snort report from the WOOdDuru
union and their congratulations On Ret'
ding new temperance charter.
The afternoon work WAS deYOled q
the ffancbiss department., aud the
question "Why Should Woman Want
lue Ballot ?" was discussed. Mrs. Ramp
brought out some very good points on
mems flgt6s aud women's wrongs, fol.
lowed by Mrs. Unruh saying that God
Intended woman 20 have equai rights
With men. Mrs. BelknAp advanced
the argument that II women could vote
they would y0ts with their husbands;
90 II would do no good for women u
have tho ballot. Mrs. WhitsmAn
thought II OOd gave woman tbe ballot
they would better !, ~ they do other
lhlngs, II they would study aud vote
inisiligegliy. Mrs. spanglsr thought
that woman, n shs kept hef woman
llDeas, would never lose the respect oI
men. ltsy. Whitman said the reform
of ihs aen Was largely Ia the hands oI
women aud the question WA, "ls II
Right % IL IL Wrong" sud II WA
wlibosi doubt light.
The Tspou ~ the superintendent Ol
prison, jall snd reform work Wa read
Mrs Ufuh has ofEaDlEpd An a. r, T.
~ the iisfofm sebegl aud 100 boy
slassd ibs plsdgs. only Isaylng ssysn
that dld not.
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